Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 480 of the 1978 volume:

% ' m W Mi i ' wmst h ■■€S ' ' ' v jp f ' :0 JT MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY YEARS TONY KILGORE, Assistant Editor SAM AGNEW, Head Photographer LYNNE CHAPMAN, Sports ADRIENNE PAKIS, Organizations MARSHA SANDERSON, Classes ROBBIE EVERITT, Events CYNTHIA SIDNEY, Residence Halls KEITH MADDIN, Academics SHURLEY HAAS, Greeks LIBBY COMPTON, Index GLEN STRIBLING, Limelight BARBARA BLANKENSHIP, Advisor CONTENTS The Centennial Year 5 Prologue 37 Academics 63 Events 93 Sports The Centennial People 151 Limelight 173 Organizations 273 Residence Halls 293 Greeks 361 Classes 449 Epilogue We Celebrate The Centennial Hbr Prologue 5 Academics 37 Events 63 Sports 93 We Celebrate The Centennial Hbar ' f J ifflF - The first buildings on campus. THE WAY IT WAS by John K. Bettersworth It all began when they tried to make a land-grant istitution out of Ole Miss. Back in the 1850 ' s, when lississippians were worried over their agricultural ' oes, a national movement for scientific agriculture ad caused Chancellor F. A. P. Barnard of the Univer- ty of Mississippi to express a hope that a school of griculture would be set up at Ole Miss, but the Civil ' ar intervened and Barnard hied himself off to run ' olumbia University. Nonetheless, in 1862, during that war. Congress assed the Morrill Act, which was the foundation of the ind-grant system. The act provided grants of public ind as a nest egg for the financing of land-grant col- !ges, whose mission was without excluding other sci- ritific and classical studies and including military tac- cs, ' to teach ' such branches of learning as are related ) agricultural and mechanical arts ... in order to pro- mote the liberal and practical education of the indus- ial classes in the several pursuits and professions of fe. Final action to accept the land-grant program in Mis- ssippi did not come until 1871, when Ole Miss was lade the white and Alcorn University for Negroes the A Heritage All Our Own The railroad that led to the center of campus. black land-grant institution. The land involved was 210,000 acres, supposedly worth $1.25 per acre. These lands the state sold for 90(t: an acre to a man in Cleve- land, Ohio. As for land-grant programs under the Morrill Act, the Alcorn program managed to survive, but Ole Miss had its problems. In 1871, the University of Mississippi set up a School of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts under a distinguished scientist, Eugene W. Hilgard. The only problem was students: five in 1873, three in 1874; and few if any of these were in agriculture. In 1876 the heritage . . . whole effort, which was already being called the side show established at Oxford, collapsed; and that is where the future Mississippi State University would save the day. The next move, as might be expected, was to set up a separate land-grant college for whites. The prime mov- ers in this effort were the Grange, or Patrons of Hus- bandry, a potent national farm group. After failing to get a bill through the 1877 legislature, the Grange saw that certain legislators were not reelected. Accordingly, it won its point in the next year, and on February 28, 1878 the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Mis- sissippi was formally created. At the same time, Alcorn University became Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College. The board of trustees of the new college had to make two critical choices: first, it must determine the location of the college and second, it must select a president. Since North Mississippi ran the state in those days, the major question was where in North Mississippi the col- lege should be located. Ole Miss was on what is now the Illinois Central Railway; so it was a sure thing that Mississippi A. and M. would be in North Mississippi and on the other North-South main line, the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. The trustees had a glorious ride to visit possible sites, north and south, on both railroads. In December, 1878, they met to make the decision, which had more or less been narrowed down to a choice between Meridian and Starkville. Meridian suf- fered from the fact that it was a city, and city locations were then considered bad for institutions of learning. Legend has it that Starkville board member. Colonel W. P. Montgomery, quietly got an individual pledge from a number of the other members to cast a courtesy vote on the first round to go with his lone one in favor of Starkville; and Starkville won, of course, on the first ballot! Whether this story is true or not, Starkville did become the site of Mississippi A. and M. College. The college was located about a mile and a quarter from the then eastern town limits on land that was described as one of the poorest and most worn-out cotton plantations in the South. So the board ' s job was cut out for it. In 1879, the academic building, which was near the present site of Lee Hall, was under con- struction. Funds for a dormitory were not voted until February, 1880. Stephen D. Lee — the first President of MSU. Macon and Columbus. Lee, a South Carolinian by birth, was self made. As a young man he had wangled a promise of an appointment to West Point out of a suc- cessful candidate for Congress. In the Civil War he was a member of the military party sent to demand the sur- render of Fort Sumter. Toward the end of the war he was stationed in Mississippi, where even though the war was being lost, he won the hand of Miss Regina Harrison, of Macon and Columbus, together with a plantation in whose management he soon failed. To say the least, Lee knew from bitter experience that some- thing had to be done about Southern agriculture, and he meant to do just that. The opening of the new college was scheduled for October, 1880, but the dormitory would not be com- pleted until spring; so students had to find temporary lodging ($8 a month) in the community. Life was some- what primitive for the students in the early years. Dor- mitory rooms had coal fireplaces, for which each stu- dent brought in his own coal or, if an upperclassman, made the freshmen do that job. Bathing was done in an outside bathhouse. Also this was the age of the dry air closet, or outside privy. The college would have no inside plumbing and bath arrangements until the turn of the century. In April, 1880, the board got around to selecting the president, a Confederate Veteran, Stephen D. Lee, of As things got under way in 1880, the students quickly learned that General Lee was dead serious about his task of renewing Southern agriculture. One of the unique features of Lee ' s program was a system of compulsory student labor whereby the principles of Science as taught in the curriculum, should be practi- cally applied in field and workshop. In payment for not less than three hours labor per day students would receive free tuition and board, and for additional labor enough money to pay for their clothing. This sounded fine, but there were many problems, chiefly related to the fact that the college regularly paid more for student labor than such labor could then be hired for, and after several decades the program would even- tually be abolished under President Hightower. Labor in the vineyard of learning was something else. The first program of studies, while supposedly empha- sizing the production of farmers, was full of arts and sciences courses. Unfortunately, a number of the first entrants had to be placed in a preparatory department, thanks to their poor preparation. This would eventually be phased out in the early 1900 ' s. Ironically enough, the first graduates tended to flock into professions other than farming. As a result, the col- lege came under a severe attack for producing not farmers but bookfarmers at best. More often the graduates went into professions such as law and medi- cine. Some of the critics were doubtless silenced by the passage of the Hatch Act in March, 1887, which pro- vided for agricultural experiment stations; and before the end of that year Lee had hired a director for the Mississippi unit. Meanwhile, agricultural extension work took the form of farmers ' institutes held in the boondocks. 4 , ' - Agricultural classes around 1890. Testing the NEW copy machine. heritage . . . In the early years the mechanical in the college name remained almost entirely nominal, probably because of the lack of funds to provide engineering lab- oratories. Finally in 1891, the trustees diverted $2,250 from the legislative appropriation to set up a mechani- cal department, and a superintendent of that depart- ment was employed in June of that year. In 1895 the first engineering degrees were awarded. Fifteen of the thirty-seven graduates were trained in mechanical arts.  !♦ ; ft.-.. i ' ' ? m m « r% f i Lee, who remained president for nearly two decades, was not a general for nothing. He literally fought the college ' s way through the critical years of the eighties and nineties. Often under attack, he generally suc- ceeded in disarming his critics by threatening to run for governor. During the years 1887 to 1889 he allowed his name to be mentioned as a candidate for governor, and early in 1889 he even announced his candidacy. But he warned that he was too busy at the college to do any politicking. Already he had had tempting offers from The Engineering class at turn of century. Tennessee and Georgia, and would in 1890 receive one from Clemson; so he had the clout he needed. The result was a salary increase which resulted in a decision to stay put. The political bug began to buzz again in 1895, when the legislature was threatening a cut in appropriations. Once again Lee decided to stay put, and the politicians began to breathe more easily. He did finally decide to resign in 1899, whereupon he was promptly placed on the Board of Trustees, where he could keep a watchful eye on things. The alumni of the first two decades of the institu- tion ' s existence had something more to remember than their professional training in agriculture or engineering. They remembered dates with the local girls of the area and after the W came into existence in 1884 under the outlandish name of the Industrial Institute and Col- lege, they began to make frequent visits to Columbus. There were frequent problems having to do with drink- ing and gambling, thanks, in part, to the generated boredom of students who went home not every week- end but at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and maybe Easter. Of course, drinking and gambling sent some home on other than feast days. Theoretically, liquor could be obtained only by prescription at the druggists. There was, however, a quaint but surely a dead letter legis- lative decree in 1880 that any professor of the Agricul- tural and Mechanical College may, when occasion requires, give such liquors to any student ... to be used medicinally. Another item under the official ban Lee Guard was one of the groups who later became a Greek fraternity heritage . . was fraternities. They did, however, exist sub rosa for a few years until 1892, when fourteen members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon were dismissed. Next year, by taking a solemn oath to desist, the culprits were forgiven. One of these was William Flowers Hand, later to be the Chemistry Department head, state chemist, dean of the School of Science and vice president of the institution! As the century prepared to turn, former governor John M. Stone was chosen as president. He had been governor when the college was founded. However, Stone died less than a year later, in March, 1900. Suc- ceeding Stone was a thirty-six year old Jackson school superintendent, John Crumpton Hardy. Hardy came into the presidency at the same time that the legislature decided to set up a new school — the Textile School, thanks to a booming interest of the state ' s leadership in attracting new industry with promises of tax exemp- tions. The Textile Building, which still stands, was com- pleted in the summer of 1901. At first there was a rush of students, but in a few years enrollment declined, thanks to Governor James K. Vardaman ' s successful attack on industrial tax exemptions that kept mills from coming to the state; so the textile boom was doomed. In desperation old Colonel Montgomery made his daugh- ter enroll in the textile program, but the cause was hopeless. Finally, in 1914 the school was abolished. Its building is now occupied by the Industrial and Agricul- tural Education departments. It was President Hardy who began the practice of designating the several academic training programs on the campus as schools. In 1902, the mechanical course became the School of Engineering. In 1903, the School of Agriculture was so designated. Another school, the School of Industrial Pedagogy (Education, that is), was established in 1909, thanks to the rapid growth of a pedagogy department set up in 1904. The next move was the creation of a general science course in 1911, which became the province of a School of Gen- eral Science. Hardy was undoubtedly a builder. As a professional educator familiar with the ways of academe, he did much to turn the institution into a college that would ultimately become a university. Yet, he had his trou- bles. Among these was a row with the University doctor and a student revolt generated by the military comman- dant, whom Hardy summarily fired. The president, with Governor Noel ' s support, won out in a board investigation, but the damage was done. When a new governor. Earl Brewer, came into office in 1912, Hardy Academic building where Lee Hall now stands. resigned and went to Baylor, at Belton, Texas, where he redoubled his profession educational activities at dou- ble his Mississippi salary. In the years that followed Hardy ' s twelve year reign, political interference in the affairs of the school increased. Presidents and governors went in together and out together. Under Governor Earl Brewer, it was an outstanding farm leader, George R. Hightower, who served as president. Four years later came Governor Theodore G. Bilbo, under whom Hightower was replaced by William Hall ( Corn Club ) Smith, the father of school consolidation in Mississippi and at the time of his appointment the elected state superintend- ent of education. When Lee Russell became governor in 10 i I % LEFT: President Hardy. TOP: 1907 staff. 1920 a financial crisis generated by World War I facili- tated the departure of Smith. Politics and strikes notwithstanding, the college sur- vived both politics and the twentieth century teens and teenagers. It also survived a world war. Actually, some excellent progress was made. There was, for example, the creation of Mississippi ' s first collegiate school of business. Its dean, James V. Bowen, came to the college to teach foreign languages, but found few takers; so he decided to appeal to the students on the grounds of American involvement in foreign trade by offering commercial foreign language courses. When these proved insufficiently attractive, he simply scuttled the languages in the course titles and salvaged the com- mercial. The result was the creation in 1915 of a com- mercial program that became the School of Business. Meanwhile, in 1914, the Smith Lever Act provided the college with a full-scale cooperative extension program. In 1917, under the Smith Hughes Act, which provided funds for collegiate vocational programs for agricultural high schools, the college became the state training school for this program. As for student life in the first two decades of the n Students gather in Activities Building (now the ' Y ' ) for studies and play. 1915 A M Cager. heritage . . . nineteenth century, the administration had its prob- lems — threatened strikes, that is. In General Lee ' s time there had been occasional exhibitions of an insubordi- nate spirit, but things always calmed down rapidly. At the turn of the year in 1907, military commandant Ira C. Welborn, who was famed for having more empty liquor bottles in his garbage pail than other faculty members, had a row with Vice President Magruder, who was backed by President Hardy. Before the ruckus was over many a latent grievance was aired; and even though the senior class withdrew in a body with a bit of coaxing by some discontented faculty, peace broke out in the end and no student was shipped. Another strike in 1912 had a more serious out- come. Dr. Magruder discovered a male student in the English library talking to one of the young ladies who were students. The outcome was an order that the cadets not visit the young ladies ... in their study rooms at the noon hour or when they were not in reci- tation, or anywhere else for that matter. The cadets promptly decided the women students had been grossly insulted. The senior class, joined by others, demanded an apology and when that was not forth- coming, the seniors and many underclassmen, includ- ing some of the girls, rebelled. In the end, nearly every- one was readmitted, but there were two unfortunate results. First, the senior class cadets were all demoted to be buck privates; second, the Board forthwith ruled that the striking girls not be allowed to reenter and that female students would henceforth not be admitted! The outbreak of World War I decimated the student body. By May, 1917, most of the students had with- drawn, if not to enter the service, to do their duty in farm or factory. Meanwhile, the War Department had arranged to send to the campus groups of 600 young men for two-month periods to be trained for the tech- nical branches of the service. Also army volunteers 12 fe y m. kf IUJ ffhJtK ' ,- ' t ' jm. :sf u. I ' lese two girls were about the only women on campus in their day. 13 heritage . . . were sent to the campus for training. In the midst of these hectic endeavors came the 1918 influenza epi- demic with around 1200 cases and, fortunately, only 38 deaths. The war over, came the veterans, many of them under a veterans training program which lasted until 1926. Also came one more political crisis. Governor Lee Russell, who went into office in 1920, succeeded in forc- ing Smith to resign in the midst of a financial crisis gen- erated by the war, bad management and, of course, pol- itics. The twenties brought a series of outstanding educa- tors to the presidency. First, as Smith ' s successor came A. M. graduate and prominent educator, David C. Hull, former president of Millsaps College and later superintendent of schools in Meridian. When he resigned in 1925 to become president of Kentucky Wesleyan College, his successor, chosen under the benign governorship of an educator, Henry L. Whit- field, was an A. M. graduate, Dr. Buz M. Walker, a world-famed mathematician. The twenties were the days of flaming youth, and the postwar generation of students saw to it that they lived up to the billing. First of all, student sentiment for the restoration of fraternities forced legislative action in 1926 to allow Greek letter groups and other social organizations to organize. Forthwith a number of fra- ternal groups that had existed for years as clubs, took Being a Land Grant College, WW I and WW II had a great effect on campus. 14 1920 ' s Science class. Girls from the W lend a helping hand. on Greek letters and fraternalism was back to stay. Meanwhile, student government, which had existed in several quasi forms in early years, was formally recog- nized in 1916 by President Smith in setting up a student council. In 1923 the Student Association, as it was then called, joined the Southern Federation of Student Bod- ies. Another name for the twenties was the Jazz Age, and it was hard to have a Jazz Age without dancing. Yet in the past, limitations on or even bans on campus dances had been imposed, such as in 1887, when the board abolished the annual commencement dance and ordered hereafter no Ball of any character on the col- lege grounds. Of course, that merely sent the dancing students off campus. In 1892 campus dances were resumed, but in 1924, after an incident in the gymna- sium, the faculty voted an end to campus dancing. This end lasted until 1930, when the faculty voted to restore dancing on campus to the tune of 22 to 7. End of story. Financially the twenties were hard times for Missis- sippians and their colleges. Retrenchment was inevita- ble. The School of Industrial Education had already died in World War I. In 1924 the School of Business was abolished. In some cases there was simply reorganiza- !5 S. D. Lee stately remains the same as people. heritage . . . 16 tion. In 1920, the liberal arts including mathematics were organized as the Academic School, and the sci- ences were left in the School of Science. Meanwhile, there were valiant efforts to improve educational qual- ity. These resulted in admission to membership in the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in 1926. It was to be out again in again with the Southe Association. In 1928 Theodore Bilbo returned as gove nor and two years later his purge of college administr tors and faculty was unleashed. At A. M., Hugh Cri who had taught at the college in the mid-twenties, w picked to replace Walker at a board meeting aft which Bilbo boasted, We ' ve bounced three colle presidents and made three new ones in the record tir of two hours. And, that ' s just the beginning . . . Ci himself was shocked and paralyzed when the folio up came: a wholesale firing of A. M. faculty mem- bers. Forthwith, on September 1, 1931, A. M. and three other state senior institutions were suspended from the Southern Association. Restoration of membership did not come until the next governor, Mike S. Conner, secured reinstatement; but A. M. was left on probation until salaries and academic standards were improved. Full restoration came in December, 1934. Meanwhile, the state, which was suffering from a national depression, was in dire financial straits. A. M. fees had to be increased, even though Critz boasted that a boy with simple tastes could get along on $400 a year, thanks to such consider- ations as free dormitory rooms! All was not bleak in the early thirties. In November, 1930, the School of Business was revived under J. V. Bowen, and in the next year it absorbed the Academic School. It was also in 1930 that the college abandoned 17 heritage . . . President Humphrey its policy of requiring military uniforms to be worn on campus, and in the same year the board formally approved the restoration of the skirt — for girls, that is. The college was again coeducational! The time was now ripe for an updating of the college name; so on Febru- ary 3, 1932, old A. M. became Mississippi State Col- lege. Naturally, Mississippi State ' s rising fortunes created some consternation elsewhere in state higher educa- tional circles. There were, of course, crises over duplica- tion and a shaking of the Southern Association finger over a needed upgrading of standards. The result was a study of the state-supported senior institutions by a group of consultants from Peabody College. A report in 1933 recommended the abolition of the business and science schools at State and the engineering school at Ole Miss. That did it. In a sort of common cause, the two great rivals for the moment buried their swords somewhere other than in each other; and the board stood pat. In 1934 Critz resigned and George Duke Humphrey, state high school supervisor, was chosen president over Vice President A. B. Butts, who lost by a single vote. Butts forthwith went to Ole Miss as chancellor the next year. Humphrey was to inaugurate a period of rapid growth at Mississippi State. A graduate school was set up under Herbert Drennon. Also, the Education School was revived; and in World War II a School of Aviation and Aeronautical Engineering was authorized, but it was finally activated only as a department in Engineer- ing. In this same period instruction in forestry was inaugurated. The summer session which had collapsed in 1928, was restored. Research stations for both Busi- ness and Engineering were created. Also, a department of adult education and community service was set up as part of a new off-campus academic orientation. World War II brought rapid academic retrenchment as the student body again went off to war. However, with war ' s end in 1945 the returning veterans brought an enrollment boom. At the same time. Dr. Humphrey, lured by a tempting offer of the presidency of the Uni- versity of Wyoming, left in June, 1945. Experiment Sta- tion Director Clarence Dorman served as acting presi- dent until the election of a new president. Dr. Mitchell. Fred T. Mitchell, a graduate of the college who later professed he had wasted time in debate, dramatics, and various athletic endeavors, came to Mississippi State from Michigan State, where he had been Dean of Recruits for World War II. 18 Cheerleaders show spirit in this picture from a page in the 1958 REVEILLE. Men, a position created for him there. His career at Mississippi State was a creative one. It was Mitchell who saw the institution through its postwar boom of veteran enrollment in which the total rose from 431 in 1943 to 3819 in 1948. Women were responsible for some of this growth, for at last the college managed to provide dormitories for women - by converting some men ' s housing. Academic standards were improved. The graduate school more than tripled in size, and the first doctoral degree was awarded in 1953. In 1949 all engineering departments were given full accreditation. A spacious new library building was completed and later named for Dr. Mitchell. Accreditation by the American Chem- ical Society (its only one in Mississippi) was given to the chemistry department, whose building-up was the life- long task of Professor and State Chemist, Dr. William Flowers Hand, who also served as dean of the School of Science and vice president. When ill health forced Mitchell to retire in 1953, the Board chose as president Ben F. Hilbun, who had served many years as registrar until he was made administra- tive assistant under Mitchell. In the same year, the A freshman tradition that is no longer with us. ]9 . Bl u L f L l -- V ' wk heritage . . . institution observed its seventy-fifth anniversary as a Diamond Jubilee of Progress. Under Hilbun a four- year School of Forestry was inaugurated in 1954. In 1956, the liberal arts departments, which had been scat- tered among three schools, were brought together as the Liberal Arts Division of the School of Arts and Sci- ences, formerly the School of Science. It was also in the fifties that a dramatic expansion in doctoral programs occurred, especially in the physical and social sciences. By this time the college had sufficiently come of aca- The 1941 Orange Bowl champions enjoy the Miami beach. demic age to be designated a university by legislative action in 1958. The only tragic note for the period was the burning of Old Main early in the morning of Jan- uary 23, 1959. Unbelievably the loss of life was limited to only one student. The passing of Old Main was in a way a symbol of the passing of a number of the characteristic features of what students have come to speak of as the cow-col- lege days. The institution had grown up — matured. Certainly the generation of veterans that invaded the campus after World War II and the Korean confhct would have no part of such time-honored juvenilism as hazing, including the skinned scalp, the freshman paddle, and the errand-boy syndrome which had humiliated innocent freshmen in the past. As for the generation born after the wars, when it grew up, it would have no part of the hazing nonsense. On January 1, 1960, President Hilbun retired and was succeeded by D. W. Colvard, formerly Dean of Agricul- ture of North Carolina State University. The Colvard Years were years of extraordinary growth, academic and otherwise, at Mississippi State University. First, Dr. Colvard set out to form the Mississippi State University Development Foundation, to provide support over and above that received from governmental appropriations and student fees, as a margin of excellence needed by a growing institution. The foundation was incorpo- rated on February 5, 1962, with Charles S. Whittington as its first president. 20 In 1959, Main Dormitory was destroyed by fire. It was the largest dormitory on a U.S campus. It was during the Colvard years that the desegrega- tion of the University came. First, in March, 1963, Dr. Colvard, one jump ahead of the sheriff and an injunc- tion issued in Hinds County, sent the basketball team, winner of the Southeastern Conference title, to the NCAA tournament, where black players were involved. Then in 1965, came the admission of State ' s first black student, Richard Holmes. It was a peaceful affair, for the students of Mississippi State University had made up their minds there would be no incidents. When Dr. Colvard left in the spring of 1965 to become Chancellor of the University of North Caro- lina-Charlotte, he was succeeded by the Vice President for Agriculture and Forestry, Dr. William L. Giles. In October, 1965 a modern Gothic Chapel of Memories, commemorating Old Main and the one victim of its burning, was dedicated. The Giles administration will be remembered as unique in that while these were years of student unrest and violence elsewhere, they were peaceful years at Mississippi State University. 21 The 70 ' s brought a new Academic Building — Allen. Why? Primarily because channels of communication at all levels were maintained. Dr. Giles made it a point to confer each Monday morning with the Student Associ- ation president and the same open policy toward stu- dents was maintained at all levels. Faculty communica- 22 With the 60 ' s and the 70 ' s came more and more women to brighten the campus. tion with the administration was maintained through the increasingly effective Faculty Council, which had been set up in the Hilbun administration. In the Giles era the woman ' s enrollment grew from 1165 to 4143. Not surprisingly, there arose an increasing emphasis on the fine arts. First an Art Department was set up. Then in 1973 the Board approved a School of Architecture. A significant move forward came when the research department of Home Economics became a teaching department, with the resultant title change of its instructional home base to the College of Agricul- ture and Home Economics. Also, a teaching Depart- ment of Computer Science and Statistics evolved in the College of Arts and Sciences. Finally, in 1974, the state legislature created a College of Veterinary Medicine, and ground-breaking for this facility took place in August, 1976. The seventies were the period when the John C. Stennis Chair in Political Science was established and a Stennis Room of the Senator ' s records and memorabilia was set up in the library. Likewise through the generos- ity of Cully A. and Lois Dowdle Cobb, the Cobb Insti- tute of Archaeology was formed and funds were pro- vided by the Cobbs for a building to house that facility. Other major structures of the period were Allen Hall, in part a gift of H. E. Allen in honor of his deceased daughter; McCool Hall, which was largely the result of a gift by alumnus E. B. McCool of Holiday Inns; and Humphrey Coliseum, honoring the ninth president of Mississippi State University. In 1976, the Harry C. Sim- rail Engineering Building was completed. Student enrollment passed 11,000 for the first time in the fall of 1974. The students were made happy that year by participating in State ' s first bowl game in dec- ades, the Sun Bowl in El Paso, where State defeated the University of North Carolina 26 to 24. In 1975, with the retirement of President Giles, the Board chose as president James D. McComas, the Dean of Education at the University of Tennessee. McComas hails from West Virginia {Southern West Virginia, he always points out). One of his first actions after his election to the presidency was, with becoming restraint, to deliver an honors day address at the University of Mississippi. The last six words of those remarks describe his idea of the mission of a proper university as furthering progress from the usual to the extraordi- nary. That has been his goal at Mississippi State. This new breed of administrator democratized the academic hierarchy on campus, even ordering certain doctor-this- and-that purveyors to call him Jim. He was on speak- ing terms with every student and staff member. He was a well-spring of new ideas and concepts designed to enable the University to fulfill its proper mission; so there was never a dull moment on campus. The first year of McComas was prologue to the Uni- versity ' s centennial coming-of-age. Elaborate plans for its celebration were under way, a demanding task for a university trying to keep up with its McComas, who promptly came up with a centennial must — the launching of a campaign for funds to build a Creative Arts complex to house a substantial fine arts programs already in existence on campus. A New Century — a New Dimension, read the slogan for this venture. It was a fitting way to measure the academic stature of this centenarian of a university. 23 24 BQSJLJljJuUIv WES 25 26 A New Metamorphosis The forecast for Mississippi State University is clear. Having weathered the first century, a new front is moving through which results in nothing less than sunshine in the years ahead. Sunshine??? Turn back a page and take a close look. Re- read its title: M5U — Beginning Our Second Century. With this 100th birthday, the outlook is crisp, bright, and sunny; and it is going to con- tinue in this fashion. MSU is emerging as the University of today — a multifaceted aca- demic institution. An institution that ' s ' ' stepping out. Stepping out with influence on the affairs of state and prominence in the limelight of social and economic change. 27 The Campus Is In Full Bloom i ! ' %iiLk . - ' A? % 28 Campus has grown and the University has taken an uplift. It seems that for so many years the dreams and plans have been in the budding stages. Now the flowers are actually beginning to bloom. New programs are evolving and GREAT things are happening. -f This outgrowth of change is resulting in the establishment of the Schools of Veterinary Science and Architecture. Much state leg- islature lobbying is bringing these needed programs to an expanding MSU. Also important is a new multi-million dollar creative arts complex. Crowded and inade- quate facilities are causing a push for this performing arts center. The Art, Music, and Communica- tion departments are to be housed there. The project of rais- ing the money for this complex has become a special plea in the centennial year ■ : m ' ' - . ' • ' Ht f HIJ PB i ' ■■ 2 u 1 x ?- ' 1 f f . 1 tl 1 ■ J k. ■I K ' K ft- ! i p f p ' ' An Excellent Athletic Program Excellence in MSU Athletics is fast becoming a nationally recog- nized trait. Under director Bob Tyler, the department now locates itself in Humphrey Coli- seum which is a 1976 addition. Baseball, as always, is at the top The new indoor playing field adds a new dimension to football. of the SEC with last year ' s team finishing third. Basketball coach Ron Greene hopes to bring the Bulldogs back to the national rankings as in the late fifties and early sixties. And women ' s sports has come into its own. 32 l JiitS 33 34 The Bulldog in All of Us Yesterday ' s people molded ideas of MSU ' s future. Today ' s are living those ideas and making new ones. Faces always change but the pride they share is a prime cohesive factor in State ' s history. Common traces of a bulldog ' s smile can be found in everyone that has played a part in a heritage that ' s all our own. 35 Academics Governor Cliff Finch ar a 1 Board of Trustees Seated, Left to Right: John R. Lovelace, M.D.; Miriam Q. Simmons; R. C. Cook; Charles C. Jacobs, Jr.; Verner S. Holmes, M.D., Vice-president; Bos- well Stevens, President; Bobby L. Chain; Betty A. Williams; Robert W. Harrison, Jr., D.D.S.; W. M. Shoemaker. Standing, Left to Right: Neal Denton Rogers, Jr.; Travis E. Parker; Robert L. Shemwell; E. E. Thrash, Executive Secretary and Director. 39 President James D. McComas Those of us associated with Missis- sippi State University are very fortunate to be involved in the celebration of a century of service to our state and nation. Our graduates have served with distinction, and many have established national and international reputations. It is this rich history that gives promise to an even brighter future. While the University continues to serve in ways that have demonstrated success, the search continues for new ways of meeting new challenges and better ways of responding to existing needs. We are a university mature in years with a noble past as a Land- Grant. James D. McComas President 40 41 Vice-Presidents Dr. R. E. Wolverton This University has witnessed, lived through, and been a part of one-hundred years of American history. It has adhered to its original mission as a land-grant insti- tution with distinction, providing the State of Mississippi with many tangible and intangible benefits. At the very core of its operations have been the academic pro- grams, created, maintained, and updated through the combined efforts of well moti- vated students and well prepared profes- sors. It is this core which my office has responsibility for, and, with God ' s help, we shall enjoy another century of progress and excellence. Robert E. Wolverton Vice President for Academic Affairs 42 Dr. T. K. Martin The only reason for having administrative officers in a univer- sity is to enhance what takes place when students, teachers, and sub- ject matter get together. T. K. Martin Vice-President 43 Dr. Robert L. Jones The life of State is her students. And more importantly, how students feel about their life at State. I know that success is very important to students. In fact, I have never met a student who did not want to succeed. The exciting and challenging part of my job is to help students find ways to succeed so that they can become the per- son they desire to be. Dr. Robert L. Jones Vice-President of Student Affairs 44 Dr. Chester McKee Having spent some 50 years at MSU as a ' campus brat ' and a Faculty mem- ber, I have seen the institution develop into a major comprehensive land-grant University. It is immensely satisfying to be a part of MSU and to have had the privilege of participating in its develop- ment. The next 100 years should be even more exciting. Dr. Chester McKee Vice President of Research and Development 45 Dr. Lewis Mallory Thankful for the support and encouragement it has received from its students, their parents, alumni, the State of Mississippi and many other benefactors — private, corporate, and governmental, Mississippi State looks backward with pride at one hundred years of progress and forward to even greater service and accomplishments. Dr. Lewis Mallory Vice-President of Business Affairs 46 Dr. Louis N. Wise The Centennial marks 100 years of growth for Mississippi State University. Symbohc of that growth is a century of progressive agricultural teaching, research and service. Agriculture has grown from one of the initial schools formed at the inception of Mississippi A M 100 years ago to a full-fledged Division of Agriculture, encompassing the College of Agriculture and Home Economics, the Cooperative Extension Service, the Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station, the Forest Products Utilization Laboratory, and the School of Forest Resources. The recent addition of the College of Veterinary Medicine to our research and teaching team signifies our determination to serve the people of this state for the next 100 years. Dr. Louis N. Wise Vice-President of Agriculture and Forestry i.7 Opportunities in Learning, Service, and Research A University is concerned with the development of the person and the community; it is a focus of learning and culture. A university, also, stimulates deep thought and encourages expression on prob- lems which concern the student and his environ- ment. Furthermore, a university promotes the uni- que development and expression of individual personalities; it enables both students and faculty to search for truth, to recognize it, and to use it wisely. Mississippi State University is dedicated to providing these functions which are summarized as learning, service, and research. Learning pro- vides the student with a broad foundation in arts, humanities, and the sciences; it prepares the stu- dent in his technical or professional field so that he can pursue his career with competence. Through research, the University explores An Engineering student leams surveying. Much agricultural research takes place at the greenhouses. 48 major problems, probes new frontiers of knowledge, and applies the new knowledge for the benefit of man. Simultaneously, both basic and applied research con- tribute to the learning experiences of the students. As an agency of service, the University provides pro- grams of instructions and assistance in application of knowledge throughout the state. Through these activi- ties, the University assists individuals, families, organi- zations, and communities in acquiring and using the latest knowledge. Here theory meets reality in a most practical way. Through learning, service, and research, Mississippi State University is well equipped to identify and solve vital problems and to provide a broad spectrum of learning opportunities. The results are a continuous development of new knowledge in direct service to mankind, and the preparation of the student to be a responsible citizen and a creative leader. l-H Clubs are a small part of the Co-op Service. ■«ii. ' fc_3 ' _. i ri . Extension service plant pathologists research soil and turf samples. 49 RNING: In Pursuit of Academic Excellence This year the Academic Council instituted a change in the grading poUcy at Mississippi State University. The purpose in the revision in the policy was to upgrade the standard of education in relation to other Universities throughout the nation. Last spring Dr. Bettersworth appointed a committee to study drop and withdrawal date policies. According to A. P. Posey (Registrar), A new drop policy will enhance integrity of the university and the academic responsibility of the school. As a result the committee did deem it necessary to make a revision and a new pol- icy was adopted. The policy states that beginning with the 1977 Fall Semester, a student may withdraw from class or classes, or may withdraw from the University, up to and including the 26th day of classes during the fall and spring semesters (15th day for block courses), the 5th day for three week summer terms and the 10th day for five week summer terms without grades being recorded for that period of enrollment. Grades of WS and WU will be recorded for those students who withdraw from the University after the last date to withdraw without grades. However, regardless of these and or other University policies, a students dean may remove a course or courses from a student ' s schedule at any time during a period of enrollment in case of illness, accident, and or other extraordinary circumstances. Written requests for such changes should be directed to the student ' s dean. The dean may authorize the instructor to submit a grade of WS or WU for individual courses under extenuat- ing circumstances as stated above. The area of recognition for outstanding academic achievement that is accorded to full-time students each regular semester also receive somewhat of a change. The Academic Council reasoned that making the Dean and President ' s List under the old system to be a real honor since 45% of the students did qualify. Under the present system, the Dean ' s List will consist of the top 10% of the students in their college or school. The President ' s List will consist of those students achieving a 3.8 Q.P. A. or better. Now, instead of around 4500 students making Dean ' s and President ' s Lists only about 1000 will receive recognition. This year ' s class will be the first not receiving senior exemptions. The rea- soning behind the elimination was based on complaints from some of the professors who said that they could 50 ot assess accurately the student without the final xam. However, there was some controversy among the iculty but the overall picture would be best if senior xemptions were done away with. With the changes made this year, along with the changes in the upcoming years, Mississippi State Uni- versity will continue to be among the leaders in Aca- demic Excellence. Jtudents stand in line in Allen Hall to drop class before the early drop date. 51 52 At Registration, students did not realize the new Academic changes. 53 SERVICE: Providing Statewide Leadership Have you ever heard of the Cooperative Extension Service? How about III by 83? If you are in any way affiliated with the College of Agriculture, both of these terms should be quite familiar to you. Even those of you who are not, should know something about these programs. If you don ' t as of now, this is your chance. What exactly is the Cooperative Extension Service? It is an extension of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. This extension cooperates with the state, local, and National levels. The main reason for the service is to service the people. How does it service the people? There are four main areas in which the Cooperative Extension Service pro- vides statewide leadership and education. These are Agricultural production and marketing. Home Economics, 4-H, and youth work and rural The new cooperative extension building development. What does the program do in each of these categorie; to service the people? The first category is Agricultura production and marketing. This is probably the most important area in which the Cooperative Extension Service spends a great deal of its time. Why is this? Because those are the farmers which are the backbone of the Agricultural Department itself. The Extension Service helps the farmers in many ways. The most important thing it does is conduct research. Through this research the farmers have a better knowledge of their crops. Because farming involves many risks, the co-op helps minimize them. The extension service uses all of itj resources to give the farmer the latest production information as quickly as possible. Farmers are also 54 The Co-op Service help farmers produce the best crops possible for their soil type. using the assistance of extension plant pathologists. Plant diseases are researched on the cooperative exten- sion service and they are put under control by pesti- cides. The service helps the farmer in testing the soil. After the soil has been tested, the farmer knov s exactly which fertilizer to buy and how to make the best use of it. This helps to reduce the costs of the crops for the farmer. There are also land-use maps which help the farmer to decide what crops to plant where, based on ground identification. The co-op presents in-depth seminars which give the latest information about production and marketing efficiency. In addition to the seminars, the service helps farmers explore more marketing alternatives. There is processing and market technology within the state which is aimed at multiplying the value of Mississippi ' s raw products several times. The second area in which the service aids the people is Home Economics. In this part of the Cooperative Extension Program workshops are held throughout the state. The major topics of these workshops were money management and dealing with the rising cost of living. There were many other home-related topics discussed also. The Cooperative Extension Service helps those families in a low income. Service aides visit homes in which they teach individuals or groups more about how to buy, store, and prepare food for good nutrition. There is, also, individual, specific help with money- management which is available through the Coopera- 55 tive Extension Service. The third area in which the co-op services the people is the 4-H and youth work. The main idea of the pro- gram is to get the people involved and interested in agriculture. Through many different programs the youth learn to appreciate many things which they normally take for granted. The fourth and final category of this Cooperative Extension Service program is rural development. In this part of the program the co-op deals exclusively with each particular town or city. The training for officials in local government is conducted by the extension on a regular basis. The co-op helps deal with any specific problem or need. One area might need more jobs while another rural area could need more public services. The co-op helps deal with all. In general the Cooperative Extension Service pro- gram is one which is there for people to go when they need help with anything. It is a place where there is abundant knowledge to be shared. What does the Cooperative Extension Service program have to do with us at MSU? The College of Agriculture at MSU can train people to become Cooperative Extension agents and Agriculture teachers. Because food and fiber is becoming of increasing importance, jobs with this kind of degree are almost assured upon graduation. The Col- lege of Agriculture has set up a curriculum in which Agriculture and Extension Education. This curriculum, in which forty percent of the course work is agricultural subjects, leads to a Bachelor of Science degree in agri- culture. What kind of a job will you get with this kind of a degree? You can teach Vocational Agriculture in the secondary schools of most states. If that doesn ' t appeal to you, you could become an extension agent. This would mean you would be servicing people in your state in one of the four major areas discussed ear- lier. If none of these jobs interest you, you would be well prepared to go on to graduate study in a wide range of areas. Now that you know what the co-op is and what it does for MSU, you are probably wondering what III by 83 is. What does it involve? Ill by 83 is the major project of the Cooperative Extension Service at this time. The goal of III by 83 is to increase the state of Mississippi farm products to three billion dollars worth by nineteen eighty three. The Cooperative Extension Service plans to increase mainly the areas of cotton, soybeans, meat animals, and poultry and eggs. Co-op Agent checks soybeans around the state. Cotton is checked in rows and labeled. 56 The extension service cooperates with state, local, and national level to serve the people of the State of Mississippi. 57 RESEARCH: Integral Part of Graduate Studies The people in the research department view research as an integral part of graduate studies and programs at the university. The research department does just what their name implies — research. They conduct several projects in each school in the university to learn something. The strongest point in the whole program is the interaction of the students and professors. The students involved in research are graduate students usually working on their degree. The reason the majority of the students are required to participate in a certain research project and then write a thesis on it is a very logical one. The heads of the research department feel that research develops in a professional and inquiring manner, spirit and an interest in making a contribution in new knowledge. Through this, experimental research the graduates level becomes enhanced because of the virtue of working together with other students. The research provides financial resources to participating graduate students as a trigger benefit. By researching and writing their thesis the students can contribute to a certain problem area. One of the main goals of the research department itself is to advance knowledge. This is done by develop- ing new fields and new applications of science and phi- losophy. Another goal is to contribute to the already accepted knowledge by refining and clarifying it. At the present time there are many different projects going on in the research department. In the College of Agriculture there is a research project being conducted in the area of Agricultural and Extensional Education, and another project concerning Biochemistry. In the College of Arts and Sciences, there are research projects going on in the areas of anthropology. 58 ? It . f ; I chemistry, English, foreign languages, political sci- ence, social work, and zoology. In the College of Education the research is being done in the areas of elementary and secondary, psychological and special and student personnel and counselor education. In the College of Engineering the projects are in aerophysics, aerospace, chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical and petroleum engineering. The office of research is conducting research projects in business and social science areas. There are special projects in wildlife and fisheries, and in the Mitchell Memorial Library. The experiments vary in the amount of time allowed. Some allow as few as 6 weeks while oth- ers allow as many as 36 months. The amount of money spent on each project varies significantly, also. Each of the projects is considered helpful in some area of knowledge and helpful to the gradu- ate students doing them. Therefore, the Research Department at MSU has a two-fold purpose. 59 Researching began with antique seeders such as this one. 60 I % 1 r- {£ % ' fM . tt ffl - ■■■. , 4 R % ' ' « • ■«fl(f ' -4. The School of Architecture is researching renewal design for small towns. 61 64 d A Noble Post- A Promising Future 1878-CENTENNIAL-1978 iam Cox in Proclamation Day Regalia. 65 A Noble Post- A Promising Future 1878-CENTENNIAL-1978 Schlesinger Keynotes .f 66 s  1 1 — 1 • Jf|| £ ;;4 wgh- i 1 Dr. Clyde Sheeley leads Faculty Processional. Proclamation Day 1878CENTENNIAL-1978 Boswell Stevens invests Dr. McComas. It ' s hard to believe that M5U is 100 years old, but that ' s what Centennial means. Her appearance doesn ' t give away her age even though she has grown and expanded to become Mississippi ' s largest university. Hail State! To initiate the Centennial activities and Proclamation Day, a processional of M5U faculty in academic regalia from their respective alma maters was presented. This provided a very colorful introduction to the formality that was to follow. James R. Schlesinger, Secretary of Energy, gave the keynote address and was introduced by Senator and favorite alumnus, John C. Stennis. Another major part of the ceremonies was the investi- ture of Dr. James D. McComas as fourteenth president of MSU by Boswell Stevens, President of the Board of Trustees of Institutions of Higher Learning, and the rec- ognition of Dean ' s and President ' s List Scholars. A reception was held to commemorate the high achieve- ment of these scholars. Schlesinger ' s address focused on the critical shortage of energy stockpiles and the need for conservation of existing fuels and experimentation with new sources of energy. Activities filled the day as walking tours and bus tours gave alumni and friends another reflection of the 100 year old campus. The events concluded as prepara- tions were begun for the nighttime festivities, and Proc- lamation Day at MSU was over. 67 1878CENTENNIAL-i978 Edgar Winter Happy Birthday To Us With all the pomp and ceremony of Proclamation Day over, students were out to have a good time. It was apparent that more would be accomplished during the birthday party than the 10:30 am event. Students were dismissed from class to participate in the day long activities. During the afternoon, two bands provided entertain- ment in McCarthy Gym. Fireworks shot near Rice Hall said the loudest birth- day greeting to MSU at dusk. At 7:00 the crowd moved to the Coliseum for the giant birthday party. The party featured 500 frisbees and 5000 party hats and horns. Over thirty birthday cakes donated by various organizations were served to all. During the party Sam Cox presented Dr. McComas a $10,000 check for the Creative Arts Complex from the Student Association. Nearly 5000 balloons were then released from the ceiling creating an overwhelming colorful extravaganza throughout the coliseum. A concert by Edgar Winter capped off the evening. 68 C3 ey 1878-CENTENNIAL-1978 nsu Our Hississippi States Whiversity 1878-1978 1878CENTENNIAL-1978 Events Scheduled Throughout 1978 Although much of the focus was placed on Proclama- tion Day, there are many activities scheduled through- out the year with a Centennial flavor. The Centennial Committee has planned special events such as Centennial Commencement Exercises, May 12, and Centennial Homecoming, November 11. Major projects include a special sculpture to be placed in front of Allen Hall and a 160-page pictorial history of the university. Other commemorative celebrations are a Fall Stennis Forum, special memorabilia, The Glass Menagerie with Mercedes McCambridge, Century 2 television program, colorful billboards around the state, alumni meetings on campus, and a Creative Arts Complex drive. John C. Stennis Renee Crowe with Mercedes McCambridge in a scene from The Glass Menagerie. 70 1878-CENTENNIAL-1978 le cast of Century 2 : Cindy Brunson, Ann Holmes, and Jack Schweitzer, 71 Beer Here??? J Js F CLM ' ' i 72 Wait Til Next Year! Sam Cox ' s column in the Sept. 9 issue of the REFLECTOR read: All right, you bozos, the county beer referendum is coming up soon . . . Now 1 know all of you college students have enough responsibility to handle a small civic duty like voting for beer. You might as well go down and get registered now. I ' m gonna bug you about it until you do. And from that moment on, the phrase beer referen- dum became as much a part of college life as the drill field, Mitchell Memorial, and the hatred of high book- store prices. Channel 9 News reported in its nightly broadcast that MSU wanted beer. The CLARION LEDGER ran an article on the push for beer by the MSU Student Association. Starkville and campus were filled with voter registration publicity. Lynn Phillips, SA Political Affairs Chairman, organ- ized a bus service for voter registration. The REFLEC- TOR explained the process of getting and passing the referendum — REFLECTOR editor Barbara Pardue encouraged everyone to . . . bring home the money, and let in the beer. Beerless beer busts were sched- uled. Sam Cox reiterated encouragements in his weekly REFLECTOR column like GO REGISTER TO VOTE AT THE OKTIBBEHA COUNTY COURTHOUSE. NOW. Please, dammit. The deadline for students to move their registration was extended — Fraternity houses were ruled off limits. And the surge for legal use of legal beer in Oktibbeha County mounted. By Dec. 2, 935 voters had registered and a peak of this drive was anticipated for February 1978. Then February came. But voting on the beer referen- dum didn ' t. Obstacle after obstacle fell in the way of beer legislation — The county organized a Citizens for Beer group. The SA continued to circulate petitions for signatures. And the decision was made to hold off until the fall of 1978 for voting. Then the obstacles would be out of the way and legalized beer could become more than the Student Association ' s latest cru- sade — legalized beer could be real! 73 ::M Harold Brown United States Secretary of Defense Department of Defense Secretary, Harold Brown, visited MSU Friday, October 21, to deliver a speech in connection with the Stennis Visiting Statesmen series. Brown ' s topic of discussion during his 30 min- ute delivery was the problem of relating technical information to governmental policy. His conclud- ing comments concerned the implications and expectations of the energy crisis. Following his speech. Brown entertained questions raised by the audience, ranging from the Panama Canal Treaty to the neutron bomb. Sen. Stennis was responsible for Brown ' s visit. 74 .illian Carter Highlights Women ' s Week ' • ' ' ' ■ ' Vmi Hi) tl ( i7 ir ' ' ;l Women ' s Week has come and gone at MSU but the lost memorable event was a visit from a little old lady om Plains, Ga. That elderly speaker happened to be the mother of a resident of the United States, a holy, roller preacher, son with a beer named after him, and a daughter who a motorcycle fiend. People took notice. Some 500 people listened as Mrs. Lillian Carter spoke : the Women ' s Week banquet, rounding up the week svoted to honoring women in Mississippi and at MSU. An introduction by President James McComas called er spunky, determined, witty and one of the young- ;t people here. Miz Lillian then took the podium and took over the low. After thanking Dr. who-ever-you-are, she ghed and grinned, Well, here I am. The 79-year-old fireball admitted she didn ' t know kvhat I ' m doing here in Mississippi, but added they anted me so bad. She claimed she was convinced by Jme of MSU ' s SA cabinet who came to Billy ' s Beer ' ay last semester. They asked me to come over some me. But you know, I haven ' t seen a one of those boys et. Not seeing any of those students didn ' t faze her lough. She understood the actions of young people enough not to worry about college kids. After all, she was a housemother to the KA chapter at Auburn for several years following the death of her husband. And she has raised four unique children. Billy Carter, Mrs. Carter claimed, kind of stutters . . . specially if he has to speak. When she asked her two sons their opinion of her idea to join the Peace Corps, Jimmy didn ' t want her to go, but Billy just rep- lied, What the hell you gonna do now? Mrs. Carter vowed early in the evening not to talk politics. But ya ' ll know Jimmy is up there (Washing- ton, D.C.), don ' t you? She did elaborate a little about Jimmy Carter and the presidency saying, although she only gets to see her son 10 minutes every six months, it hasn ' t changed the family. It doesn ' t affect us much at home because we never saw him. She does expect her son to run for a second term, unless he gets kicked out of this one. She never plans to live in Washington because the White House is very dull — everybody ' s busy but me. In closing, the question of women ' s liberation came up. Women should have equal rights. In a few years we ' ll have a woman president. I don ' t know who. I do know a few I don ' t want, though. 75 Lectern Speakers The Lectern Committee of the Union Program Coun- cil is responsible for the coordination of speakers and certain cultural events geared to the intellectual and culturally aware students. The Amazing Kreskin, wizard of ESP, led the way when he dazzled onlookers on September 15. On a tour of the southern states, Bill Brock, Republi- can National Chairman, made a stop November 4 to deliver a new message to Mississippi. On November 14, Christine Jorgensen, who made a name for herself when she changed from a man to a woman, made an appearance before both curious and doubting spectators to speak on Who AM I? A big event during the Spring semester is Black His- tory Week, a week geared to promote cultural aware- ness among Blacks. Paul Bomani, Ambassador of Tan- zania, on February 8, came to tell of the African libera- tion movement, describing Africa as a part of the whole human struggle for national independence and individual freedom. Scheduled for later in the Spring semester is Jane Fonda, actress, remembered for her involvement in the political arena and star of the current movie, Julia. Bill Brock 76 Amazing Kreskin Christine Jorgensen Paul Bomani 77 TheEiiect ol Gaimna Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds The Miracle Worker 78 Claude Ripnis ine Theatre 1 S H H B % m SuQr I H O mtt Km£ ' H Book of Job 79 EntertaInivient HEydAys Concerts this year have given new light to MSU. The concert committee has worked to bring more and better entertainment following Sam Cox, SA President ' s promise that the students will have something to do if I have to play a flute naked on the drill field during his Spring campaign. Their efforts have proved fruitful, comparing the large number of concerts this year to the relative few in past years. Besides the concerts featured here, there are plans underway for Randy Newman and others to come to MSU as the Centennial Celebration unfolds. Ohio PUyERS 80 HarUm GlobETROTTERS Mac McAnaUy Buddy Rich AncIrae CRouch Boz ScAqqs J HoMECoiviiNq: A MyRiAd oF FESTiviriEs ■. w. -S . ' .qiV A ' :: m- mmii. «p. -- , -J «i . - f.tJf aK, -5f. - -JS •X - , -sew ,«? « : ' --, ,™. As Homecoming rolled around. Bully hoped that the Bluebird of Happiness would smile on MSU once again. But that bluebird turned out to be an eagle, and that smile was just a sneer. The Black and Gold Eagles of Southern Mississippi had made prey of Auburn and Ole Miss, but could they sink their claws into the Mighty Bulldogs and come out victorious making them 3-0 in the SEC. To say the least. Bully had his hopes on ' Tried Eagle for his Homecoming feast, but instead he had to swallow his pride and forget that victory dinner. Billy Joel started the weekend off right with an excel- lent concert on Friday night, playing what everyone wanted to hear. Saturday morning brought more cars and people than Starkville could hold, but no one was turned away. Havoc reigned on campus as high school students made their way to High School Day and Alumni reminisced all over campus. Starting abou t 11 o ' clock, the stadium filled alraost to capacity as 36,000 fans came to view the game . . . 87 The Wonderful World rfBuUy 1 Homecoming pregame activities began with the pres- entation of this year ' s court — Robin Reynolds, Fresh- man Maid; Bette Ronan, Sophomore Maid; Robin Sharp, Junior Maid; Krystal Madison, Senior Maid; and Ida Cline, Homecoming Queen, who was crowned by Sam Cox, SA President. After weeks of preparation for sign competition to the tune of ' Wonderful World of Bully, ' Pi Kappa Alpha came out on top in Fraternity competition. With a disappointing tie-game at half time, the Famous Maroon Band entertained the fans with its half time show. The game ended still disap- pointing with Southern Mississippi on top 14-7. Things livened up that night as parties got underway all over town, and one would never have known that MSU hadn ' t beat the Eagles as had been planned. The bands on Fraternity Row helped all Bulldog fans to for- get the day and focus on things at hand — Partying. The weekend ended on Sunday as hangovers were slept off, relatives and friends left town, and the more dili- gent students got back to studying. 89 UPC Halloween Carnival Raises Money for Charity te- ■« t 3 . . _ ■ r ( ' i ' .jtlk W t 90 Pie throws and water balloon throws reigned at the UPC Hallow- een Carnival as witches loaded up their cans with money for the chance to become the Ugliest Witch. Over $1500 was raised at the carnival, and it went to the Palmer Home for Children in Columbus and the national Multi- ple Sclerosis campaign. The 3000 people who attended, including the Palmer Home children, were enter- tained by a rat race (not that a rat race is anything new to a college student), a Kissing Bully booth, and the Fiji ' s Haunted House. There were 35 events in all. 91 J Aadidqall mmii md hanging 92 (J[ C iddma kadlim Deck the halls with boughs of holly, ' tis the season to be jolly. And JOLLY it was at Mississippi State. The Christmas season brought love and laughter to all of us, as the celebration began. Campus traditions such as the Madrigal Dinner and the Hanging of the Green were continued, as was the off-campus partying. Our hearts and minds were filled with joy as we anticipated the end of another semester and the holidays that were to follow. FA LA LA LA LA, LA LA LA LA! 93 Ji. x. :t • W ' 1 X  v + r ■ ■  4 Rise From Obscurity % I Tit Controversial Larry Gillard sacks Washington ' s Quarterback in win over Huskies. TTie Bulldog ' s rise from obscurity didn ' t come a step at a time, but in staggering leaps that gripped the sport- ing world, and those who had never cared for football, in a vise of amazement and adulation. Following a brilliant 9-2 season presented by the 1976 team, the thrill of can ' t wait ' til next year filled the heart and soul of every Mississippi State fan, while several pre-season prophets went as far as to predict a Southeastern Conference title for the Dogs. The 1977 squad, however, was faged ' th a difficult task — to match that rapidly growing reputation of winning at MSU. The Dogs welcomed the football season at Scott Field against the Mean Green of North Texas State. A 92 degree sun wavered down upon the playing field, and the outcome of the earliest SEC game in history depended on who could last the longest. 31,000 loyal fans were on hand f or Opening Day as they watched the two teams struggle to a 17-15 escape for the Bull- dogs. With satisfaction and one game in their pocket, the Bulldogs traveled to Seattle the following week to play their first intersectional game ever against a Pacific Eight Conference foe — the Washington Huskies. Aided by a powerful wishbone offense, the Dogs liter- ally blew their West Coast entry off the field as quar- terback Bruce Threadgill and Co. rolled up 469 yards, one of the highest total offense outputs in MSU football history, to hand the Huskies a 27-18 defeat. Washing- ton went on to win the Rose Bowl. 98  !  mm ii mmmim mm 99 ■Js SflB ' flOv ' fff h j« i «4 1 n $ ■ ■■. ■■■■ te . 1 ' : .:f 7 7- i; ? « ' :■ |V .1 ' t. M After obtaining a week off and 12th in the national rankings, the Bulldog ' s next test came against the Flo- rida Gators in Jackson before 36,000 sun-drenched fans and an ABC regional television audience. Holding a 22- 17 lead with 2:48 left to go. State seemingly had South- eastern Conference victory No. 1 safely tucked away. But with 0:52 left in the contest, Florida sneaked the ball in and somehow slipped by the Dogs 24-22. Next the Kansas State Wildcats entered the picture as the Dogs readied for their second road game of the sea- son. After receiving a tremendous scare from the scrappy Wildcat team, the Bulldogs managed to pull a last-minute 24-21 escape victory over their Big Eight Conference opponent. Battered and bruised after the Kansas encounter, the Dogs ' next big step was Commonwealth Stadium in Lexington. With drizzling rain and poor field condition, the contest turned out to be a rather easy victory for Kentucky as the defiant Wildcats downed the Bulldogs 23-7 before a sell-out crowd of 58,000. Posting a 3-2 season record and anxious to return to the win column, Mississippi State hit the road for the third consecutive week to take on an always tough Memphis State team. Even though the Bulldogs had progressed considerably from their previous week ' s showing against Kentucky, fumbles, penalties, and the inability to convert on third and short yardage plays made them unable to overcome the rugged Tigers who handed State a 21-13 defeat. After a disappointing loss in Memphis, the Bulldogs returned home to Scott Field for their annual home- coming skirmish against Southern Mississippi. Plagued by the problems of inexperienced players and an inse- cure wishbone offense, however, Mississippi State fell to their intrastate rival 14-7. This was the first year ever that Southern has beaten State and Ole Miss in the same season. The following week would have been a good time to climb out of the losing rut, but the SEC powerhouse Alabama was next on the schedule. Failing once again to make the Wishbone offense explode, the desperate Bulldogs switched to the I-formation. The Dogs were drowned 37-7 by the turning Tide, but new ideas were formed and several capable pass receivers were discov- ered in freshman Breck Tyler and Mardye McDole as a result of the offense. With a whole new game plan and a more confident ball club. State turned into the final stretch of the sea- son. Maybe it was the new I-formation that the Bulldog offense exhibited or the outstanding performance the defense gave. But whatever it was, something gave birth to the team, and a club that had been suffering all sea- son rose to their pre-season predicted performance to humble the Auburn Tigers 27-13 in Jordon-Hare Sta- dium on Auburn ' s Homecoming. 101 flW™ 102 After obtaining their first SEC victory of the cam- paign, Mississippi State traveled to Tiger Den in Baton Rouge to face the revenge-seeking LSU Tigers. The bat- tle ended in a 27-24 victory for the Tigers with the help of a 72 yard interception return and several questiona- ble calls by the referees including a first half time out with four seconds that allowed LSU to kick a field goal. The next week was concluded as THE game for the Bulldogs as they returned to Memorial stadium to face the Rebels from the other school at Oxford. The encounter began one sided and in no time the Rebels had rolled to a 14-6 halftime lead. By this time all hopes seemed perished, but Mississippi State returned and exploded for twelve points in the second half and defeated the Rebels 18-14. The 1977 football season is now history with a 5-6 record. However, several State gridders have perma- nently left their marks in school history. Quarterback Bruce Threadgill reached second place on the all-time total offense ladder with 3,957 yards behind Tommy Pharr. Kicker Dave Marler with 13 field goals tied Kin- ney Jordon for the most three pointers in one season. Fullback Dennis Johnson ended his career with 2,284 yards on 429 career carries to rank second on the career rushing list behind Walter Packer. And beyond the offensive side of the ledger, the defense picked off the second highest number of passes in school history with 18 interceptions. At last the party ' s over. For Head Coach Bob Tyler and his Bulldogs, the bitter quest began in the long hot days of August. In the seasons final twilight . . . Can ' t wait ' til next year. Defense to the occasion. Breck Tyler — one of the Freshman Receivers that aided the dogs to win 2 of the last 3 games. i03 Dogs Keep Golden Egg for Second Year Both sides wanted a prize . . . Bully ( ' s head) or a huge Rebel flag ... a daring young man made the first move — he stole the precious red and blue. Racing across the neutral turf to safety, he watched as, in revenge, an angry pair ripped off Bully ' s head and ran for their lives. Maroon and white clad troops res- cued Bully ' s head from damage and watched as the Rebel flag was burned in defi- ance of the crowd on the other side. Incidents such as this annually begin the State-Ole Miss game and continue throughout the year in a vicious cycle that ends in a hush on one side of the sta- dium, and ends amid cheers of victory on the other side. A feeling not bound to time or place, the State-Ole Miss rivalry lives day-to-day in the hearts of the fans of both schools. Since 1901, State and Ole Miss have carried on this football rivalry, battle for the Golden Egg. Although the rivalry continues in every sport, in every arena, the focus is on foot- ball. With Rebel fans yelling Hoddy Toddy like freshmen who ' ve never said a dirty word (by damn). Bulldog backers abandon the Rebel flag, once a symbol of the South, and ring cowbells proudly. Although the bells were banned in 1976, the ringing is heard at every game, from Seattle to Scott Field. The intense rivalry between the schools has split families, and has vandalized both campuses . . . but it all ends for about a month when one team leaves the sta- dium with cries of victory — 18-14. 105 Recruiting the Cream of the Crop It all begins — student-athletes this process known as recruiting of — in the spring before a prospect ' s senior season. Mississippi State ' s football staff has extensive meet- ings to determine a particular geographical area for each coach. Tlien a massive mail campaign begins. Every coach of a high school in the Southeast and some other regions of the nation is queried about the players which he feels have the best chance of playing college football. State ' s coaches, who are just finishing the brunt of the previous recruiting season, begin the year anew in February. They visit spring training sites, chat with coaches at key schools, and start to draw up a general list of possible recruits. The process continues even through Mississippi State ' s spring practice. Coaches obtain film of the play- ers in their junior seasons and evaluate it in singular and group sessions. Recruiters continue to evaluate the film until the pre- scribed time to pay the first of three official visits to a prospect shortly before the next fall season begins. Again, coaches visit the preseason drills of prospec- tive college players and view their progress since the spring. At special meetings, another list is composed of prime prospects, and MSU coaches begin making tele- phone contact with the players, their families, and their high school coaches. When MSU ' s season begins, the recruiting process is in full force. Prospects will have received a brochure and numerous mailings about the overall state of the university. In addition, each week of the fall a special publication known as the Bulldog News is mailed to each recruit to appraise him of the status of MSU foot- ball in the present, past, and future weeks. By season ' s end many prospects begin looking toward the Southeastern Conference signing date (the first Saturday in December), and the real battle for tal- ent happens in earnest. Some blue Chip players are recruited by all 10 SEC schools and, in some cases, by as many as 50-60 major universities. Each Friday night during the season these prospects are watched during game action by Bulldog recruiters, and even more game film is gathered and studied care- fully. By the time signing date beckons, the recruiters take to the highways and airways with scholarships in hand. They ' re ready to pick the ripe fruit of the recruiting tree, and once a student-athlete signs the SEC letter- of-intent to attend school, the battle has just begun. Later, they are free to sign the national letter-of-intent with almost any other school in the NCAA or NAIA, and often times the hardest recruiting of outstanding athletes occurs between the first weekend in December and mid-February when national signing day occurs. Dogcatchers aid the Athletic Department in Recruiting. 107 iM mW ' . me x . BASKETBALL Students Catch ' ' Greene Fever ' ' In mid-November of 1977, Mississippi State was hit by an epidemic. By the time 1978 rolled around, the Southeastern Conference was virtually engulfed with the ailment that was eventually deemed unstoppable and perhaps — incurable forever. The condition was described as Greene Fever. Several pre-season prophets had issued a mild warn- ing as cool weather approached that Ron Greene was going to create quite a stir, but nobody suspected that the Bulldog coach would cause such havoc that would immortalize the Mississippi State basketball team of 1978. Faced with the defying task of re-establishing a love for basketball at MSU, Ron Greene, who was deemed SEC Coach of the Year, turned humble Humphrey Col- iseum into a hell hole for opponents resembling the old Babe McCarthy days back in The Pit , when the fans used to literally hang from the rafters. After winning four of seven non-conference games to open the 1977-78 campaign, the Bulldogs entered the Lobo Invitational Tournament in Alburquerque, NM. After losing to eighth ranked Syracuse 76-66, State downed Vermont 79-50 to finish third in the tourna- ment. The Dogs set a school record by playing in front of the two largest back-to-back crowds in MSU history — 18,550 and 18,960. As freezing weather entered Mississippi, the Bulldogs turned onto the treacherous SEC road. The first SEC game in the Coliseum matched the Dogs against the rugged Tigers of LSU. Both teams, playing to their high- est capabilities, collided into a 71-71 deadlock as regula- tion time expired. The Bulldogs prevailed, however, as clutch baskets by Moss and White gave State their first SEC victory 84-82. Playing at home against the other school from Oxford the following Wednesday, the Bulldogs were once again victorious as they ran away from the rebels 73-48. Following the contest with Oxford Junior College, the Bulldogs grabbed wins over Georgia, Tennessee, Van- derbilt, and Florida to conclude the first half of SEC round-robin play. As tension for conference rankings began to grow. State welcomed Alabama to Humphrey Coliseum the following week in a crucial SEC headliner which would determine the second place team in the conference. Before a crowd of 94,000-plus, the defiant Bulldogs uti- lized every possible cog in the Greene Machine to flush the Crimson Tide 69-60. After the Alabama triumph, the Bulldogs took wins from Georgia, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Florida, and Kneeling: Stan Maynard, student trainer; Crandall Woodson, student trainer; Larry Fitzgerald, Calvin Holmes, Greg Grim, James Mundie, Ray White, Al Perry, Hubert Yates, student manager. Standing: Head Coach Ron Greene, Associate Coach Steve Newton, Walter Wright, Buddy Payne, Gary Hooker, Rickey Brown, Bill Kamphuis, Wiley Peck, Mike Kilcline, Rick Moss, Assistant Coach Edgar Jeffries, Assistant Coach Mike Dill. 110 Auburn. State ' s next joust, with a possible post-season berth on the Hne, was slated with the LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge. Playing to their full potential, MSU seiged the Tigers 68-67 as Al Perry tipped in the decid- ing basket in the final five seconds. Ranked number two in the powerful Southeastern Conference, the Bulldogs were now certain that they would receive an at-large bid to play in the NCAA bas- ketball playoffs. However, Walter Byers, head of the NCAA, and his crew saw it differently. State was denied a post-season position, prompting more than 5,000 MSU fans to float a petition protesting the deci- sion. Even though the Bulldogs did not see post-season tournament action in 1978, MSU supporters made sure ole Waldo and his boys would think before they over- looked Mississippi State anymore. Having their best season in 15 years, the raging Greene Machine sported an 18-9 overall record and a 13-5 conference record. State has become a feared SEC powerhouse clinging to second place in the league behind number one nationally ranked Kentucky. The ability of veterans Ray White, Gary Hooker, and Wiley Peck provided much needed scoring power and rebounding strength. White finished the season as the I mm m,i Wiley Peck and his one handed clutching. ni % tm ' % K -f, i Bulldogs ' fifth-best career scorer. Peck, who led the team in rebounds at 8.4 caroms per game, set an MSU standard with 25 dunks. Hooker, with his comical antics, became MSU ' s fifth player in basketball history to attain 1,000 points as a junior and ended the outing with 1,144 points in 80 games. Seniors Rick Moss, Al Perry, Larry Fitzgerald, and Walter Wright will be missed next year. Perry takes with him MSU records for games played with 102 career varsity appearances and for career assists with 510. His 510 scoring passes are the third-highest num- ber in SEC annals. Moss leaves with 100 career games and a sterling .723 percentage at the foul line for four seasons. Forward Walter Wright leaves with four letters while guard Larry Fitzgerald provided steady floor play and outside shooting for two years. Sophomore Rickey Brown, SEC freshman of the year in 1977, finished as the team ' s third leading scorer. Returning to action after an eye injury this season. Brown provided the team with useful aid against SEC foes. Now anyone who cares the least bit about MSU bas- ketball eagerly awaits next year, after a year under a new system and after one of the top comebacks in recent Southeastern Conference history. The feeling is good and the explanation is simple. They have caught a raging case of Greene Fever — a most pleasing and rewarding disease! Senior Al Perry is the Dogs ' key ball handler. 113 Hooker makes an easy two. 1 14 k A Second Place SEC Finish Rickey Brown was hampered in early season by mask protecting his eye injury. 115 i i ' ' SEC Coach Of The Year Greene Cheerleaders Jf Andy Perry — Mike Man Vicki Taylor Dewey Warner — Bully Marie Sullivan and Keith Davis Elizabeth Bost Susan Foresman Grade Reed and Mark Green Bob Lemmons Kim Haggard Jerry Caffey 119 Dogcatchers Aid in Recruiting First Row: Barbara Pardue, Tricia Winfield, Deloise Jenkins, Robin Sharp, Mary Kirk King, Joy Gravlee, Luann Green, Lori Costello. Second Row: Odessa Wallace, Amy Tanner, Shirley Tullos, Bully, Pam Vance, Mary Ann Woodard, Melinda Davis, Elizabeth Mitchell. Third Row: Loretha McCoy, Jeni Laney, Janet Gulliver, Paula Beck, Julie Belcher, Thelma Purneli, Kathy Stransky, Karen Wedgeworth, Dee Gee Biggs. Baseball ' s Diamond Girls First Row: Amy Ellis, Jeanine David. Second Ro w: Wendy McNutt, Lynn McDavid, Sheree Upton, Beth Colotta, Janet Compton. Third Row: Connie Hariston, Karen Murphy, Sharon Hegwood, Elyse Tyree, Gail Gillis, Mary Jo Sherman. 120 Bulldog Belles First Row: Leigh Opeila, Lorethia McCoy, Janet Watson, Beverly Beasley, and Shawn Webber. Second Row: Tanya Brieger, Linda Mason, Beth Krebs, and Ruth Taylor. Miss Bulldog Basketball First Row: Pam Mullins, Cynthia Nicks, Mary Matthes, Maria Robertson, Denise Branch, and Olga Angelo. Second Row: Teresa Jones, Susan Hutchinson, Mary Ann Woodard, Amy Tanner, Jane Sholar, and Susan Rouse. 121 1 1 II 1 11 II llli iliilll lllllpllllilillil ' l I ii|i||i||ii iiiiiiPiiPiini ' iii ' iii ' 1 1 ' I II I II I ' ll PI ifll I ' ll PI I ' ll II I II I ' ll ,1 ill ill I II I III III ii II I II I II I ' ll I ' ll iiiiii ' P liiiiiiiiiiiii 11 I ' UUUiUMUi ' I Hi I I PI PI pill || I I III III I III III lllllllil 11 ill III III III I ill 122 Dudy Noble Field is best kept field in nation. Ron Polk is the mastermind behind the winning force. BASEBALL: the most exciting event of spring semester. Students line the beer garden ' s (outfield) fence to watch the game. 123 Third in SEC When reminiscing about Miss. State ' s baseball sea- son it ' s easy to recall what should have been. The Bull- dogs should have easily captured the SEC champion- ship and progressed through the Southeast Regionals to the College World Series. Such success did not occur. Despite the presence of more baseball talent than Starkville had seen since the glory days of the ' 60 ' s. The Bulldogs failed to play up to their potential. No, that ' s not exactly right either. They just didn ' t win when they had to, particularly on the road. Losses to Florida and Mississippi gave the Bulldogs a disap- pointing third-place rating in the final SEC standings. 124 Hfc ' %5-. 125 Many Returning Lettermen Assure a Return to National Prominence 126 Still, the Bulldogs ' successes could be found in the record book. In only his second season at the helm. Coach Ron Polk ' s team won more games (33) than any other squad in MSU history. The team ' s .328 team bat- ting average toppled the previous SEC standard as did the team ' s totals in several other departments. Junior college transfer Nat Showalter captured the SEC batting crown with his .459 average. The Florida native received All-America honors at the season ' s end and later signed a pro contract with the New York Yan- kees. Perhaps the best news regarding the 1977 diamond unit is that only five players were lost to graduation, including AU-SEC selection Jim Kallaher. Four other All-SEC performers will return to Dudy Noble Field in 1978, assuring a quick return of Bulldog baseball national prominence. ' lat Showalter is an AIl-American. 127 Tennis Bolstered by the return of three of its top five players, the 1978 Mississippi State Tennis team appears headed in the same direction as the 16-7 team in 1977. No. 1 singles player Mark Thompson of Jackson returns for his junior campaign while three-year stand- out Heino Lents of Toronto, Canada completes his MSU tenure as the defending Mississippi Intercollegi- ate champions seek even better things this year under second-year coach, Chris Baxter. Last year, it was almost a case of As Lents-Thomp- son go in doubles, so go the Bulldogs. They finished 17-6 as a duo, and that almost equated with the team ' s dual mark. Three outstanding signees and freshman walkon Mark Girdler also make the Bulldog ' s Potential for win- ning in a big way higher. Bolivian Junior Davis Cup competitor Alex Zalesky is a key newcomer as is Shelby Ware of New Orleans, La. During the winter Ware moved up to the No. 7 ranking in Southeren Boys 18 ladders. Also on hand is seasoned Jim Harris of West Palm Beach, Fla. Harris made it to the Round of 16 in the National Junior College Athletic Association finals while competing for Palm Beach (Fla.) Junior College in 1977. First Row: Bill St. Clair, Jim Harris, Alex Zalesky, Shelby Ware, Mark Girdler. Second Row: Coach Eduardo Copete, Mark Thompson, Heine Lentz, Randy Purdum, Head Coach Chris Baxter. 128 Coach Chris Baxter A Although the Bulldog netman had a minor May swoon after winning nine dual matches in a row at one juncture, the team is expected to be more solid this time around, especially in doubles. Bettering a finish of ninth place in the Southeastern Conference Outdo is a major goal of the ' 78 Bulldogs, and they will try to capture their 23rd Mississippi Inter- collegiate crown in 27 attempts this year. i lymm 129 Track W If momentum means anything, then Mississippi State ' s track program can expect another banner year in 1977-78. Competing without a meet-standard track facihty. Coach Don Hunt of the Bulldogs has been somewhat of a miracle worker in Southeastern Conference and national track circles since 1973. He hopes that the 1977-78 seasons are no exception after a respectable campaign in 1977. In fact, the last collegiate race in which the Bulldogs performed saw junior-to-be Dennis Otono of Warri, Nigeria, nab second place behind Southern California ' s Tom Andrews in the NCAA Championships ' 400 meter hurdles. Otono ' s school record clocking of 49.62 sec- onds was .14 second behind Andrews ' 49.48. Otono returns to bolster the State mile relay crew, which was hampered by injuries outdoors last spring. Indoors, the MSU foursome won the Millrose Games title over that distance and nabbed second in the U.S. Olympic Invitational. Another variable factor, for the 1978 outdoor season at least, is the eligibility of All-American and former U.S. Indoor 440-yard dash titlist Evis Jennings. Having to sit out the 1977 season with a hamstring, the splen- did senior is awaiting a hardship redshirt ruling from the SEC Commissioner ' s Office. That would give him one more year of outdoor eligibility. Senior Lee Palles of Pine Bluff, Ark., set an American mark for the decathlon with a 7-iy2 clearance in the high jump and just missed the world record of 7-3 on his next attempt. He also set an MSU record of 7,288 points and copped third in the Florida Relays ' decath- lon. Soph sprinter Moses Adabanji of Warri, Nigeria, has toured the 100 meters in 10.4 seconds to win the Open Division title at the prestigious Dogwood Relays in ' 77 and tied the school indoor record for the 60-yard dash at 6.1. Adabanji joins returnees soph Jerome Haywood of Natchez and Otono to form a solid nucleus in the 440- yard relay as the Bulldogs seek to eclipse the 40-second barrier. State must still find help from freshman or transfers in the javelin, shot put, and pole vault, however. These events have proven to be a thorn in the side for MSU in the last two years, but soph Marlon Gullette (14-0) and junior Lloyd Lee (160-11) have potential to score in major meets. The shot appears to be a question mark after the graduation of three-year letterman John Nes- poli. 130 mmi im ' %v First Row: Jamie Scott, Anthony Negbenebor, Glen Williams, Moses Adabanji, Jerom e Haywood, Willie Dees, Dennis Otono. Second Row: Mark Russell, Tector Ulaeto, Clay Stewart, Randy Lancaster, Tom Coltharp, John Rumble, Marlon Gullette. Third Row: Larry Morgan, John Stubbs, Mike Turner, David Smith, Mark Chapman, Terry King, Nathaniel Haywood, Buddy Bracy. Fourth Row: Lee Palles, Mike Bemer, Evis Jennings, Carl Mose, Jay Ellis, Robert Lett, Larry Burns, Willie Odom. Fifth Row: Don Stringfellow, Chris Coleman, Mike Lemcke, Rusty Smith, Phil Hull. 131 Golf Travels to Scotland First Row: Mitch Adcock, Rickey Sims, Tim Fowlkes, Jim Livingston, Bubba Wilson. Second Row: Coach Ronnie Moore, Ken Looper, Joe lUpe, Jon Golden, Bill Abney, Dan Cook, Don West, and David Wofford. 132 Soccer: MSU ' s Winningest Team The MSU soccer team overcame some of its toughest opponents to remain the winningest team in MSU sports history. The 1977 MSU soccer team finished sec- ond in the Mississippi Soccer Association with a 7-2-2 record. The championship game against Columbus Air Force Base ended in a 1 to 1 tie after two overtime peri- ods, and only because of a poorer season record was MSU relegated to second place. In the 10th Anniversary SEC Soccer Tournament, MSU finished fifth in a field of twelve of the South ' s finest teams, tying NCAA member South Carolina. This remarkable finish for the only SEC soccer team, other than Auburn, who is not funded by their Athletic Department. First Row: Nguyen Binh, Ruks Bazunu — Capt., Joe Pando, Mike Covert. Second Row: Medardo Galindo, Ben Wright, Brian Wilson, Joe Pokomy. Third Row: Frank Hurley, Austin Hegwood, Randy Schultz — Capt., Frank Miller — Coach, David Davis. 133 Cross Country: The Marathon Men First Row: Jay Ellis, Phil Hull, Robert Lett, Mike Turner. Second Row: John Stubbs, Nathaniel Haywood, Rusty Smith, Terry King. 134 Rifle The MSU varsity rifle team is in full swing after a semester layoff due to lack of funds. On Feb. 4, 1978, they traveled to Jackson where they defeated Jackson State University 952 to 760 in their first match of the year. Their next shoot will be in Nashville on the 25-26 of Feb. in the Southern Collegiate Rifle Association Tournament. MSU will also host the Magnolia classic here on April 1. The team has been relatively inactive because they are not funded by the Athletic Department. Their sub- sistence this semester is attributed to alumni contrib- utions. According to Sgt. Forest, team advisor, the amount of time these funds will last is not known. Another period of inactivity will follow the depletion of these monies. First Row: Jim Blue and Jim Wells. Second Row: SFC James L. Forest (Coach), Mike Cross and Ken Martin. Not Pictured: Mike Gliganie and Richard McNeel. 135 Women ' s Sport: 136 Tennis First Row: Lisa Lang, Jean Gurney, Cheryl Measells. Second Row: Liz Boykin, Leslie Filtz, Cindy Weckwarth, and Becky Crockett Right Diagonal Row: Ann Hollis, Loretta Pennington, Teena Campbell, Gaye Slaughter. Left Row: Coach Liz Dye, Cathy Loftis, Vicki Russell. 138 Basketball First Row: Kathy Moffett, Julan Harris, Pam Rogers, Carla Cross. Second Row: Reona Belcher, Laura Springer, Lisa Bridgman, Mary Lee Faulkner, Vicki McCall. Third Row; Julie Hood, asst. coach Liz Dye, Melinda Dudley, Daisy Minor, Head Coach Peggy Collins, trainer Crandal Woodson. 139 i.. MSU 17 North Texas State 15 MSU 27 Washington 18 MSU 22 Florida ■«24 21 MSU 24 Kansas State MSU 7 Kentucky , 23 MSU 13 Memphis State 21 MSU 7 Southern Miss. 14 MSU 7 Alabama . 37 MSU 27 Auburn 13 MSU 24 LSU 27 MSU 18 Mississippi 14 MSU 95 Biscayne 78 MSU 61 Arkansas 94 MSU 69 Texas 81 MSU 78 Northeast Louisiana 89 MSU 81 Birmingham-Southern 55 MSU 74 Mansfield State 54 MSU 82 Southern Mississippi 79 MSU 66 Syracuse 76 MSU 79 Vermont 50 MSU 84 LSU 82 MSU 73 Mississippi 48 MSU 59 Alabama ' ' 6 MSU 57 Georgia jHw 44 MSU 70 Tennessee « 68 MSU 65 Kentucky 75 MSU 79 Vanderbilt jg- 73 MSU 78 Florida IH i 74 MSU 74 Auburn 85 MSU 69 Alabama 60 MSU . , 68 Georgia 45 MSU f - •- 62 Tennessee 60 MSU 56 Kentucky 58 MSU 58 Vanderbilt 56 MSU 55 Florida 48 MSU 83 Auburn A._. 82 MSU 68 su P - ' 67 MSU 60 Mississippi 61 Louisiana State (DH) Louisiana State Delta State Delta State Ole Miss (DH) Ole Miss Miss. College (DH) Auburn (DH) Auburn Indiana State Indiana State Missouri Baptist Missouri Baptist Arizona Arizona Arizona Alabama Alabama William Carey (DH) Louisiana State (DH) Louisiana South Alabama South Alabama Birmingham Southern (DH) Southern Mississippi Southern Mississippi Ole Miss (DH) Ole Miss Arkansas State (DH) Birmingham Southern Auburn (DH) Auburn Jackson State Memphis State Memphis State Alabama Alabama 14) Intramurals: The Escape From Schoolwork 142 Volleyball 144 Pillo Polo Pillo Polo is what ' s new on the intramural scena. Derived, somewhat, from Hockjey the game il auickly gaining in popularity frcilpi the standpoirJ the players as well as the fana The teams coa ;ikt of 6 players which in turn are. divided intowi offensive set and a defensive set. e playing e ropsists of three 10 minute periods with 2 minmes ? eams. Play begins with a face-off in the center of he court after which the teams attempt to move he ball toward their goals. The game is fast mov- ng with lots of action and excitement. And through all the bruised shins and knees Pillo Polo can be seen as a new and upcoming sport in intra- murals today. Football Snag That Flag Minor Intramural Sports Add Variety 148 We Are 150 The Centemual People Limelight 151 Organizations 173 Residence Halls 273 Gi eks 293 Classes 361 Epilogue 446 We Are The Centennial People Miss REVEILLE Beautiful Music filled Humphrey Coliseum as seven very talented performers entertained the anxious crowd of over 1400. The song Beautiful Music made popular by Barry Manilow opened the show and was followed by such hits as Starting Here, Starting Now , Corner of the Sky , Summertime , The Music and the Mirrow , Queen Bee , He Ain ' t Heavy . . . He ' s My Brother , Smile , and One. The performers included Sherrye Simmons, William Stephens, Cheryl Prewitt, Lynn Cochran, Patti Walton, Rita Wood, and Susan Rouse. It was also a night for beautiful girls. The original 109 contestants were narrowed to 42 by individual inter- view that afternoon. From that group 15 semifinalists were chosen. Mary Hunt, a Senior from Jackson, was selected Miss REVEILLE. The four beauties selected were Angie Burkes of Philadelphia, Georgia Cowan of Amory, Mary Matthes of Starkville, and Lara Williams of Amory. 152 i Beautiful Music 153 Miss REVEILLE 197J 154 Mary Hunt sponsored by kappa omicron phi 155 sponsored by scotchguard sponsored by sigma chi I 158 B JKr i V  K 62 ' ■ ' mi Mary Matthes sponsored by asae Lara Williams sponsored by chi omega 159 Miss MSU Patti Walton The 1977 Miss MSU Pageant was over and Patti Wal ton, representing Alpha Chi Omega sorority, had beer crowned Miss MSU. Her Talent presentation was ai opera selection La Rondine by Puccini. Patti, a hone blond haired senior from Ackerman, went on to th( state pageant in Vicksburg where she was selected as top ten semifinalist. The other finalists in the Miss MSU Pageant wen Jane Bird, first alternate; Susan Rouse, second alternate Cheryl Prewitt, third alternate; Mary Hunt, fourtl alternate. The previous night Jane Bird won the talen division and Karen Mosley captured the swimsuit pre liminary. Rounding out the top ten were Karen Mosley Martha MuUins, Lynn Cochran, Phyllis Pedigo, anc Janet Culliver. Broadway set the stage as the performers entertainec with songs from several musical hits. Home sung b Kaye Hillman, and Can ' t Help Loving That Man ' C Mine , sung by Anna Hoseman, Mistress of Ceremo- nies, proved to be highlights of the production. Bil Stone, Kim Red, and John Speed also contributed theii talents as entertainers. Cindy Foresman, student direc- tor of the pageant, felt that the hard work had paid off in the pageant ' s success since moving to Humphrey Coliseum the previous year. Mr. and Miss MSU Angle Burkes Bruce Threadgill 161 Who ' s Who Each year at commencement exercises across the country, a select group of students are called forward to accept one of the most prestigious awards the academic community can bestow — that of being selected to Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, activities, and honors by a committee composed of twelve mem- bers: six students appointed by the SA President and six members appointed by the Faculty Council President. DUKE LODEN is the charter president of Pi Sigma Alpha. He is the recording secretary of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity and is the IPC Represent- ative on the Intramural Sports Council. Duke is on the planning committee for the Centennial Stennis Forum. Recipient of the Zeta Tau Alpha National Scholarship for two years is KAREN PERRY who has served as treasurer and vice-president of her sorority. CATHY HERMAN is the publicity officer of Scotch Guard and the secretary of Scabbard and Blade. She serves on the Governing Council for the American Nuclear Society and is a member of the Society of Women Engineers. GARY DEAR- ING has won the Army Marksmanship Award and the Commendation Award. He has served as presi- dent of Duggar Hall, treasurer of the IRHC, and president of the Debate Team. Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Omicron Phi, and Phi Kappa Phi are honoraries BETH COLOTTA has to her credit. She is information ' s director for Angel Flight, on the Blue Knights Drill Team and is a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Alpha Zeta ' s pledge mas- ter is JOHN SPEED. He is a member of the Madri- gal Singers, Compass Club, and Alpha Lambda Delta. John is a member of the Naming of Build- ings Committee and Phi Gamma Delta. Serving Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity as vice-president is ANTHONY CRAWLEY who was selected Man of the Year in Mississippi by his fraternity. He is the state chess champion and is on the Academics Honesty Committee. BILL PATTERSON is in Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Alpha Theta. He is on the Judi- cial Council and is a columnist for the REFLEC- TOR. MILDRED TOWNSEND is treasurer of the Agricultural Mission Foundation and is secretary of the Home Economics Club. Millie is in BSU and Phi Kappa Phi. Duke Loden, Karen Perry, Catherine Herman, Gary Dearing. Beth Colotta,]ohn Speed, Anthony Crawley, Bill Patterson, Mildred Townsend. 162 vl ' Lou Austin, Donna Broadway, Marie Lyon, Robert Wasser, Mary Hunt. M ' LOU AUSTIN serves Alpha Chi Omega as trea- surer and former scholarship chairman. She is a mem- ber of Phi Chi Theta, Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Alpha Psi, and Cardinal Key. President and past vice-president of the Wesley Foundation, DONNA BROADWAY partic- ipates in the S. D. Lee Honors Program and is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta. Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Lambda Theta, and Alpha Lambda Delta are a few of the hono- raries MARIE LYON lists. She is secretary of Sigma Alpha Iota. ROBERT WASSER III is Phi Kappa Tau president, is a member of Tau Beta Pi, American Nuclear Society, and Phi Eta Sigma. He is the recipient of an academic scholarship. Corresponding secretary of Fashion Board is MARY HUNT. She is a member of Alpha Zeta, Kappa Omicron Phi and Chi Omega soror- ity. Mary was selected Miss REVEILLE and fourth alter- nate to Miss MSU. Secretary of the Judicial Council is BEN HERZOG. Ben serves as delegate-at-large on the Engineering Council and is National Director of the Collegiate 4-H Club. He is a member of Blue Key, Tau Beta Pi, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, and Elder Statesman. RANDY HOLLIS, editor for Chi Epsi- lon honorary civil engineering fraternity, is also the party chairman for the American Society for Civil Engi- neers. A member of Kappa Sigma, he is the past alumni relations chairman. CYNTHIA PRICE is the recipient of the W. W. Littlejohn, academic, and the Accounting Department scholarship. She is in the Starkville Shrine Club and is ranked first in the Business and Industry school class and the university at large. ROBERT GREER, winner of Phi Kappa Phi ' s Outstanding Fresh- man Award and the Engineering Design Graphics Award, is treasurer of the Engineering Student Council. He is vice-president of the Maroon Band. rrrrrrr Wlio ' sWho AM() (iSlll!)i: ISI American ' 1 inivcrsitics cx (j()llei es 3en Herzog, Randy Hollis, Cynthia Price, Robert Greer. 163 Gregg Jones, Marsha Sanderson, Robin Nevels, Richard Johnson. Jane Bird, David Biedinham, Susan Foresman, Dana O ' Neal, Janice Allen. President of Philo Demos is GREGG JONES. Gregg is Ptii Eta Sigma treasurer, Beta Alpha Psi president, Omi- cron Delta Kappa treasurer, and is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. MARSHA SANDERSON is one of the few juniors chosen to Cardinal Key. She has section head of the REVEILLE, UPC Social Committee Chair- man, and Sophomore Alumni Secretary to her credit. Serving on the Hull Judicial Council is ROBIN NEVELS, a member of Phi Chi Theta. She is the past vice-presi- dent of Alpha Lambda Delta and is publicity chairman for Circle K. RICHARD JOHNSON is vice-president and charter member of the Chemical Engineering honor society. He is in Omicron Delta Kappa, Blue Key and the Engineering Hall of Fame. JANE BIRD uses her musical talents in the choir and Madrigal Singers. A member of Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha Iota and Order of Omega, she is president of Chi Omega. DAVID BIEDENHARN serves as vice-chairman of the Forest Products Research Society. A President ' s Scholar, he is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Xi Sigma Pi. Cheering for the Bulldogs is SUSAN FORESMAN. A member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Rho Gamma, and Delta Delta Delta sorority, she is vice-president of the College of Education and past section head of the REVEILLE. Delta Delta Delta has DANA O ' NEAL as their vice- president. She is treasurer of Scotch Guard and vice president of Kappa Delta Pi. JANICE ALLEN, an accounting major, is secretary of Beta Gamma and has served as state representative. She is publicity chairman for BSU. 164 Who ' s Who Serving Theta Tau as president is BILL HUGHEY vho is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa and Blue ey. He is treasurer of the American Institute of Chem- cal Engineers and is the past vice-president of the Engi- leering Student Council. A member of the National Distributive Education Clubs of America Hall of Fame s JERRY MOORMAN. He is one of the three Missis- sippi Educators selected for the Education Professor ' s Development Fellowship Program. BRUCE CAIN is a nember of the S. D. Lee Rangers, Scabbard and Blade md the AROTC Color Guard and Honor Guard. He is secretary of the Cadet Association and is in the Ameri- :an Nuclear Society. ROY REIN received the Alpha Zeta Best Key Award and the Horticulture Club Service Award. He is in the College of Agriculture Council and in Phi Kappa Phi. MOLLIE MITCHELL, treasurer of Alpha Delta Pi, is also the recording secretary for Phi Chi Theta. She is on the Religious Life Committee, Committee of 82 and in the Accounting Club. RAJA ISSA is president of the Interschool Council and presi- dent of the graduate school. An S. D. Lee Honors Scholar, he is a member of the Engineering Student Hall of Fame. A member of Beta Gamma Sigma, LINDA HUDSON has served Chi Omega as vice-president and personnel chairman. She is on the Library Committee and is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa. iill Hughey, Jerry Moorman, Bruce Cain. voy Rein, MoUie Mitchell, Raja Issa, Linda Hudson. 165 Who ' s Who Hull elected MARGARET NEWMAN to the SA Sen- ate where she serves on the Student Affairs Committee. Margaret is a member of Cardinal Key, Angel Flight, and Zeta Tau Alpha. Phi Gamma Delta ' s corresponding secretary is GEORGE PORTER ROBINSON who has served as Alpha Zeta president and the College of Agri- culture president. He is a member of Blue Key, Omi- cron Delta Kappa and Elder Statesmen. Serving Chi Omega as vice-president is TINA HANNAFORD. She is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, and IS the former informations officer and commander of Angel Flight. President of Eta Kappa Nu, ALAN BACKUS received the Triangle Fraternity Scholarship Award. A member of IEEE and Tau Beta Pi, he serves as representative on the Engineering Council. PATTY PHIPPS serves Chi Omega as pledge trainer. A member of Alpha Lambda Theta and Phi Lambda Theta, she is secretary of Kappa Delta Pi. PAULA NEAL helped rushees this year as their panhellenic rush counselor. She has been publicity chairman and magazine editor for Delta Delta Delta. Paula was selected to the Centen- nial honor society and is a member of the UPC Social Committee. PERRY HITT, president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, is on the Engineering Council. A member of Phi Kappa Phi, Perry was selected for the MSU Engineering Hall of Fame. Com- mander of Scotch Guard, GAIL EUBANKS is a member of Centennial honor society. She serves Zeta Tau Alpha as panhellenic delegate and is expansion chairman and campus activities chairman on panhellenic. Phi Theta Kappa has KATHY SONES as their recording secretary. She is in Delta Sigma Pi, Business Law Club, and Cen- tennial honor society . Delta Gamma ' s house manager is MARTHA MUL- LINS. A member of Omicron Delta Kappa and Centen- nial honor society, she is vice-commander of Scotch Guard. MICHAEL OLTREMARI, editor of the REV- EILLE, is the Miss MSU Pageant Director. He is the BULLDOG Handbook editor, Rho Gamma president, a member of Omicron Delta Kappa and on the Centen- nial Committee. 166 5herry Sullivan, Linda Clark, Michael Oltremari, Martha MuUins. SHERRY SULLIVAN is the new panhellenic presi- dent. She is treasurer of Angel FHght, secretary of the Centennial honor society, vice-president of the College of Arts and Sciences and recently selected to Omicron Delta Kappa. Panhellenic representative for Alpha Delta Pi, LINDA CLARK served as a 1977 Rush Coun- selor. She is vice-president of Hathorn, a Lambda Chi Alpha little sister, and on the Judicial Council. JOHN BITTLE serves as president of the Music Educators ' National Conference, vice-president of the MSU Choir and is a member of the Clarinet Choir and Madrigal Smgers. He is an ASCAP scholarship winner Delta Gamma has SCOOTER LUCAS as their president. She serves on the Centennial Special Events Committee along with working on the Committee for Facilities Use She was selected to Cardinal Key, Centennial honor society and Order of Omega. President of the Student Dietetics Association and publicity chairman of the Home Economics Club is MARY RYE. She is in Gamma Sigma Delta, Alpha Zeta, and Kappa Omicron Phi Sigma Chi fraternity has LEATH JOHNSON as their sweetheart. She is in Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Sigma Alpha, and Phi Alpha Theta. Leath serves Chi Omega as social chairman. RANDALL STERLING is a graduate assistant varsity baseball coach. He is the sponsor and organizer of the MSU Scuba Diving Club and was field director for the Spring Special Olympics. Not Pictured: RANDY MOORE is the chief engineer on the first place engineering graphics design competi- tion team. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, and IEEE. RUSSELL KEGLEY is president of the association for Computing Machinery. He is vice-president of Upsilon Pi Epsilon and is a member of the S. D. Lee Honors Council. rrrrrrr Wlio ' sWho AM() (iSTlll)i;Ylsi Aniencan universities cS: colleges hn Bittle, Scooter Lucas, Mary Rye, Leath Johnson, Randall Sterling 167 Hall of Fame The Hall of Fame is chosen through each college with the number being determined on the percentage of stu- dents in thai college. Students must have a 3.0 overall average and are selected for participation in other activ- ities as well as academics. PERRY HITT, College of Engineering, president — Pi Tau Sigma, ASME. LYNN PHILLIPS, College of Arts and Sciences, vice-president — Phi Alpha Theta, Stennis Forum Committee. GAIL EUBANKS, College of Education, Cardinal Key, UPC Fine Arts Chairman, Kappa Delta Pi. KAREN PERRY, College of Arts and Sciences, Phi Kappa Phi, Cardinal Key. MICHAEL HIB- BARD, Graduate School of Engineering, secretary — interschool council, vice-president — American Nuclear Society. ROBIN NEVELS, College of Business and Industry, Cardinal Key, president — Data Process- ing Management Association. RICHARD JOHNSON, College of Engineering, Engineering Student Council, president — Theta Tau, recording secretary — Tau Beta Pi. KATHLEEN FLANIGAN, College of Forest Resources, vice-president — Forestry Club, Xi Sigma Pi. Perry Hitt, Lynn Phillips, Gail Eubanks, Karen Perry. Michael Hibbard, Robin Nevels, Richard Johnson, Kathleen Flanigan. 168 ina Hannaford, John Futrell, Linda Clark. TINA HANNAFORD, College of Education, com- mander — Angel Flight, treasurer — Kappa Delta Pi, Centennial Honor Society. JOHN FUTRELL, College of Agriculture, president — Alpha Zeta, SA executive assistant, interschool council. LINDA CLARK, College of Business and Industry, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Pi, Cardinal Key. CAROLYN FANT, College of Arts and Sciences, secretary — Omicron Delta Kappa and Scotch Guard, Student-Faculty Organizations Committee. WILLIAM STRICKLIN, College of Busi- ness and Industry, president — Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Blue Key, Alpha Kappa Psi. CHARLES MORTIMER, vice president — Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Blue Key, presi- dent — College of Business and Industry. MARGARET NEWMAN, College of Business and Industry, Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Chi Theta. larolyn Fant, Bee Stricklin, Charles Mortimer, Margaret Newman. 169 Hall of Fame ROBERT GREER, College of Engineering, Phi Kappa Phi, treasurer — lEE, vice-president — MSU Band, Engineering Student Council. GEORGE JOHNSTON, JR., School of Architecture, vice-president — ASC AIA, Dean ' s Council, Phi Kappa Phi. WILLIAM PAT- TERSON, College of Arts and Sciences, Judicial Coun- cil, Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee. ERNEST MARTIN, College of Education, president — Kappa Alpha Order and Blue Key, Alpha Epsilon Delta. ROY REIN, College of Agriculture, president — Horticulture Club, vice-president — Alpha Zeta, Phi Eta Sigma. JANE BIRD, College of Education, Kappa Delta Pi, MS. Music Teacher ' s Assoc. Piano Concerto contest winner, Cardinal Key. BEVERLY CARTER, Graduate School, secretary-treasurer — SPACE, secretary — Graduate School, Omicron Delta Kappa. BETH COLOTTA, Col- lege of Agriculture, Angel Flight Scholarship, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Zeta. Robert Greer, George Johnston, Jr., William Patterson, Ernest Martin. 170 uther Kea, Jr.; Martha MuUins, William Hughey. LUTHER KEA, JR., College of Business and Industry, vice-president — Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma. MARTHA MULLINS, College of Edu- cation, treasurer — Kappa Omicron Phi, secretary-trea- surer — Cardinal Key, Phi Kappa Phi. WILLIAM HUGHEY, College of Engineering, Blue Key, Phi Kappa Phi, secretary — Tau Beta Pi. KAREN WEDGE- WORTH, College of Agriculture, Fashion Board Presi- dent, Alpha Zeta, Kappa Omicron Pi, Rho Gamma. MARY MOSBY, College of Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Who ' s Who, Panhellenic President, Omicron Delta Kappa. PENNY GIBSON, College of Arts and Sciences, REVEILLE Editor, Centennial Honor Society President, Society for Collegiate Journalist Secretary, Who ' s Who, Omicron Delta Kappa. SCOOTER LUCAS, College of Arts and Sciences, REFLECTOR staff writer, Compas Club, Student Director of Union, Omicron Delta Kappa. aren Wedgeworth, Mary Mosby, Penny Gib son, Scooter Lucas. 171 Student Association PRESIDENT — Sam Cox VICE-PRESIDENT — Mark Bounds TREASURER — Jim Cantrell SECRETARY — Laurie Rosenbaum 174 No one was more surprised to see Sam Cox elected ■esident of the Student Association than Sam Cox mself. The initial and controversial pre-election inter- ew in the REFLECTOR and the assurance that he ould not be a jellyfish president propelled Sam into runoff with Bill Stone, an SA student senator. After a jated debate between the two in the Union the day ?fore the election, Sam was elected by a slim margin ■ 80 votes and he promised he would work for every udent. Also chosen for SA officers were Mark Bounds, Vice- ' esident; Laurie Rosenbaum, Secretary; and Jim Cant- 11, Treasurer. As soon as the new administration took •fice, they began to draft new programs and new ideas ir old ones. Conducting a talent search for resourceful affers. President Cox submitted nominees for various ibinet positions in the executive branch of the SA. 3me of the candidates were overwhelmingly jproved; others found the process of passing the Sen- e vote frustrating. This fall, the SA made changes in election procedures hopes of creating student interest and participation the voting process. Dorm precincts were changed, )ting booths were moved onto the drill field, and Sen- e and homecoming elections were held separately. As result, fewer students than ever voted in the Senate ections. President Cox, above all else, wanted to make sure le students felt that the SA was working for them and ? stressed this point to his cabinet officers and othe r people. Hopefully, his goal has been realized. 175 SA Cabinet SA CABINET: First Row: Sam Cox, President; Kirk McGehee, Director of Research and Implementation; Walter Henderson, Social Committee Chairma Second Row: John Futrell, Executive Assistant; Jim Cantrell, Treasurer; Leslie Lisowski, Office Worker; Lynn Phillips, Political Affairs Chairman; Libl Compton, Assistant Treasurer. Third Row: Mark Bounds, Vice President; John Johnson, Check Cashing Facility Chairman; Bettye Prewitt, Office Worke Linnie Causey, Committee of 82 Chairman; Bruce Cuthbert, Elections Commissioner; Patti Drapala, Director of Public Information; Paula Parker, Commi tee of 82 Vice Chairman; Adele Crudden, Job Bank Assistant. Not Pictured: Rusty Alston, Job Bank Chairman; Mike Conaway, University Affairs Chai man; Holly Carson, Director of Student Activities; Laurie Rosenbaum, SA Secretary. 176 SA Senate !A SENATE: First Row: Mark Bounds, Vice President. Second Row: Laurie Rosenbaum, SA Secretary; Sid Evans, Attorney General; Rusty Reeves. rhird Row: Nancy Carson, Robin Blackledge, Thelma Spight, Melissa Gamble, Margaret Newman. Fourth Row: Amy Lipe, Janet Smith, Donna Massey, anet Green, Lynne Chapman, Julia Flanagan, David Crawford. Fifth Row: John Kimbrough, Jeff Gunaway, Allen Nunnally, Phil Posey, Alvin Dillard. iixth Row: Andy Dixon, Joe Rice, Bill Stone, Joel Yelverton, David Simmons, Buzzy Mize, Rusty Brown, David Perkins, Bill Adkins. 177 Inter-School Council INTER-SCHOOL COUNCIL: First Row: Cyndy Cambre, Susan Holden, Sheila Stevens, Lynn Phillips, Beverly Carter, Libby Compton, Penny Gibso Camille Currey. Second Row: Raja Issa, Joe Drake, Sherry Sullivan, Lynn Hester, Sally Cook, Elizabeth Anderson, Jeff Karer, Charles Mortimer, Sher Lester. Third Row: Bud Downs, Charlie Donald, Al Brock, Lee Miller, Stephen Overcash, Richard L. Johnson, Mike Hibbard, Kim D. Handy, Sam Agnc Not Pictured: Gina Hall, Kent Fortenberry, Ann Munson, Tom Pace, Susan Foresman, Dr. Ken Gordon, Advisor. 178 Judicial Council STUDENT DISCIPLINE: First Row: Faye Petro, Bobby Thompson, Chairman; Becky Drake, Secretary. Second Row: Thom Saunders, Linda Clark, Randy Schultz, Adrienne Pakis, Bill Patterson. Not Pictured: Toni Miles. Student- Alumni Council Hh Ml o  PI Pi WW . ' in ' y 1 H ALUMNI ASSISTANTS: Donna Barkley, Freshman; Suzanne Sims, Senior; Hope Hamilton, Junior; Kathy Clements, Sophomore. 179 Afro American Plus CULTURAL ORGANIZATION: First Row: Andre Miller, President; Eddie Seaton, Patricia Alford, Harold Foster, Don Steward. Second Rov Thelma Spight, Charlie Jackson, Joyce Marie Allen, Grace Thomas, Newassa Hampton, Faye Quinn, Dorothy Walker, James Brunty. Thir Row: Larry Autman, Earthy Jackson, Remell King, Secretary; Willie J. Lawrence, Franklin Cockrell, Billy Hamilton. 180 Black Voices AA + MUSIC GROUP: First Row: Loretha McCoy, Windolyn Tate, Linda Sellers, Bobbye Joe Alexander, Effie Davis, Gail Allen, Shirley Tulles, Newassa Hampton. Second Row: Thelma Pemell, Mary Swopshire, Wanda Gray, Deloise Jenkins, Patricia Alford, Diana Johnson, Cheryl Clark, Emma J. Johnson. Third Row: Don Steward, Gene A. Tate, Greg Greene, Alphonso Walker, David F. Moore, Bruce W. Edison, Charlie B. Nelson. Fourth Row: Eddie Hester, David Newell, Jeffery Orr, John David Lee, Jr., Calvin Eugene Toney, Gerald Shumpert. 181 Agricultural Economics Club AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS: First Row: Warren Couvillion, John Bobb, Walker Agnew, Derrick Dahl, Debra Simpson, Ralph Weems, Mickey Allen. Second Row: James Hogue, Guy Johnson, David Hodges, John Hogue, Amin Abdelazez, M. Ali, Roger Murphey, David Anderson, Bobby Gilliam. Third Row: Gene Jones, Terry V. Lott, Belk Weems, Jeff Giachelli, John Stowers, John Brock, A. Mark Bennett, Bobby Learned. Fourth Row: John E. Waldrop, Timmy Fondren, Harvey L. Parrish, Craig Shideler, Morgan GuUedge, Tommy Scroggins, Raj Shunak, Kenneth C. Randle, James G. Hamill. Fifth Row: David Carr, Garry Sinquefield, Steve Jones, Sandy Chatham, Dan Seale, Ted Roman, Rayford Goldman, George Hawkins. Sixth Row: Charlie Forrest, Jimmy Perkins, Wes Wolfe, Steven Henning, Bobby Coats, Neil Clark, Charles Powe, Lennie G. Kizer. Seventh Row: A. D. Seale, Jim Simpson, Travis Phillips, Vemer Hurt, Lanny Bateman, Tim King, George Rowland, Al Brock. Eighth Row: Norman Rester, Leslie Lisowshi, Edward Goreon, James B. Pitt- man Cleveland Marsh, Fred Tyner, Sam Agnew, Malcolm Bailey. 182 Agricultural Missions Foundation AGRICULTURAL MISSIONARY PROJECTS: First Row: Dr. Ivan Miles, Mrs. Ivan Miles, Dr. Mary Dean Futrell, Donna Humberg. Second Row: Tony VIcNabb, Pam Crenshaw, Millie Townsend, Steve Stokes, Dennis McCall. Third Row: Joe Daniel, J. C. McCarty, Brad Ward, Bill Hutchinson. Agricultural Engineering Technology AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING MAJORS: First Row: Alcorn Russell, Al Watts, Herby Bloodworth, Dr. Ron McClendon, Advisor. Second Row: J. Ross Underwood, Roberto Cordoba, Richard Price, Gil Bridges, Tony Pucylowski. 183 Agronomy Club AGRONOMY MAJORS: First Row: Donald Tuck, Secretary; Wade Stewart, President; Robert Langley, Treasurer; Clyde Smith, Vice-Presi- dent; William CaroUo, Mona Williams, Floyd Trammell. Second Row: Chris Hawley, David Pettry, Nancy Wood, Billy Corbin, Margaret L. McArthur, Jim Nichols, Elizabeth Lane, Freddie Farmingonl, Jerry Allen, Ken Echols, Tony Mancuso, Larry McMorter, David Dillard, David Warren. Alpha Epsilon Delta 184 PREMEDICAL MAJORS HONORARY: First Row: Pamela Hoover, Jean Purvis, Linda Ray, Donna Herrington, Toni Holloman, Paula NealJ Lisa Barrett, Sheila James, Jo Karen Perkins, Debby Crockett, Nita Dennis, Janice Williams, Kathy Jackson, Mary Matthes. Second ?ow; James Carr, Sam Newell, Chistee Lott, Bob Cambell, Roland Garretson, Phil Mathis, Roger Setzler, Ricky Randolph, Chris Behr, Leff Giffin, Presi-| dent. Third Row: David Richardson, Jack Johnson, Marc Aiken, Bubba Hill, Bill Simpson, Secretary; Dell Crosby, Treasurer; Bill Tew, Jod Gibson, Eric Dyess, Mark Miller, Loe Leigh, Tom Pace, Mitch Hutto, Ped Hooper, Bill Warener, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Scott Shepard j Lynn Russell, Johnny Sparrow, Rusty Ethridge, Historian; Cynthia Okhuysen, E. B. Martin. Alpha Pi Mu NDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING HONORARY: First Row: Steve Perkins, President; Johnny Long. Second Row. Frankie Wallace, ' ' ice-President, John Hodges, Corresponding Secretary; Mike Pigford, Treasurer. Third Row: Mike Easley, Recording Secretary; Rob- rt Green. Not Pictured: Joe Tanchoco, Advisor; Tony Bignoli. A.lpha Psi Omega DRAMATICS HONORARY: Cathy Shelton, Vice-President; Barbara Nichols, Carroh Carter, Dr. Cunetto, Advisor; Lady Noel, Sec- etary-Treasurer; Shirely Pudas, President; Keith Ford, Le Moffatt. 185 Air Force ROTC DETACHMENT STAFF: First Row: SSgt. Morris, MSgt. Barron, Capt. Allen, Gail Massey, Col. Robbins. Second Row: Capt. Burleson, Major Stevenson, SSgt. Stallwort, Mr. Jim Weathersby. CADET COMMANDER AND ADVANCED STAFF: First Row: Sabrina Norwood, Larry Sills; Cadet Commander, Cecilia Karn. Second Row: Karen Som- ers. Ken Bankston, Sid Evans, Larry Farris. Third Row: C. W. Massey, Julie Beers, Linda Milton, Darrell Jones, Doug Stewart, Rick Toms, Mickey Flowers Tom Watson Jr., Tommy Causey. Fourth Row: Richard Blanton, Ed Keefer, Lewis Echols, Gary Lindsay, Heary Gagne, Paul Morgan, Frank Sparks, Greg Jones, Keith Hennington. 186 W A f QUADRON 1: firsf Row: Tom Harper; Squadron 1 Commander. Second Row: Leroy Brooks, Duerschmidt; A Flight Commander, Wes Somers; B Flight ommander. Third Row: Lynn Wolfe, Jeff Fraser, Kyle Bateman, Becky MacNeill, Samuel Domino, Louise Lucas, Leroy Brown, Calvin Toney, Bum Lee. ourth Row: B. Howell, Sid Walker, D. Pauls, David McKinney, Charles Cunningham, Tim Baucom, Olen Blanton, Jerry Shumock, Charles NowelL Fifth ow: R. Lynch, D. Morgan, M. Packard, Ken Knighton, Bruce Gregory, M. Harris, Bob Brinkman, John Main, B. Snead. 3UADRON 2: First Row: James Culpepper; Squadron 2 Commander. Second Row: Mike Russell; D Flight Commander, Frank Bailey; E Flight Com- ander. Third Row: Bill Buntin, Jason Rice, Gordon Burke, Peppy Peyman, Wayne Raper, Rufus Taylor, Mary Traliff, Chris Ross, Vicki Beyer, Mary Wat- in, Greg Karn, David Hilton, fourth Row: Brian Birmingham, Billy Blackmon, David Wrenn, Jeff Curtis, Joe Dye, Walter Davis, Walter Owen, Mike Kel- y, Dan Thaggard, Dan Watsno, Danny Van Velkinburgh. Fifth Row: Mike Dawson, Doug Wallington, Rufus Tatum, Gregory Williams, Thomas Hogan reg Mathis, Barry Pierce, Paul Decker, Gary Edwards, David Britt. 187 tmmm BLUE KNIGHTS: First Row: Ken Knighton, Greg Mathis, Julie Beers, Gary Edwards. Second Row: Chuck Cunningham, Jerry Shumock, Mike Packard, Bill Blackmon. Third Row: Mike Russell, Walt David, Calvin Toney, Gary Lindsay. Fourth Row: Larry Brown, Peppy Peyman, James Walker, David Morgan. COLOR GUARD: First Row: Sabrina Norwood, Cecilia Karn. Second Row: Rick Toms, Henry Gagne, Sid Evans, David McKinney. 188 IMC ADVISORY COUNCIL: First Row: Darrel Jones, David McKinney, Becky MacNeil. Second Row: Bruce Gregory, Lynn Wolfe, Chuck Cunningham. FLIGHT INSTRUCTION PROGRAM: Left to Right Urry G. Sills, Douglas Stewart, Capt. Doug Allen. 189 Alpha Phi Omega NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY: TOP — First Row: Hank Walker, Harvey Baine, Keith Rushing, Paul Cooper, Randy Savell. Secom Row: Mike Barr, Mark Fomby, Wally Majors, Doug Pigott, Ricky Knott, Tom Borum, Darwin Hollingsworth. Third Row: Doug Adamson Harold Naylor, Dale Henley, Edsel Bumside, Bruce Dethloff, Raymond Waldinger, Dennis Cox. Fourth Row: Ned Formby, Randy Graves David Parker, Eddie Sansing, Chuck Borum, Dr. William Hall, Advisor. BOTTOM — First Row: Harold Naylor, Sectional Director; Doug Adamson, Corresponding Secretary; Tom Borum, Intramural Chairman; Pau Cooper, Fellowship Chairman; Dr. William Hall, Advisor. Second Row: Randy Savell, President; Mark Formby, Service Vice-President; Chud Borum, Membership Vice-President; Raymond Waldinger, Recording Secretary; Edsel Bumside, Sergeant-ai-Arms. 190 Alpha Zeta FORESTRY STUDENTS HONORARY: First Row: Karen Wedgeworth, Jan Vantrease, John Futrell, President; Hal Richburg, Treasurer; Caro- yn Roan, Secretary; Roy O. Rein, Vice-President; Lyle E. Nelson, Faculty Advisor. Second Row: Susan Horn, Beth Green, Kay Carter, Cindy lledsoe. Glen Harris, Mary Rye, Donna Harrington. Third Row: Dorthy Leggett Milnew, Libby Compton, Mary Hunt, Joe Carraway, Jackie Jurks, Jack Johnson, Carter Whiteside, Callie Triplett. Fourth Row: Mary Jo Hogue, Annette Williams, Pamela C. Hoover, Marsha Brice, Jean ' urvis, Jocelina Santos, John W. Lush, Advisor. Aeronautics and Astronautics IAA SOCIETY: First Row: Jerry Joyner, Miryahya Moosaviasl, Amitabha Ghosh, Joe Brownlee, Lee Huffman, Treasurer; Lynn Hester, Social CThairman; Samuel Domino, Don Davis. Second Row: L. R. Hester, Advisor; Pete Sherrouse, Henry Gahne, Jimmy Daniels, Bobby Nichols, Richard Blanton, Warren Deas, President; Mark Neuman, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Bruce Amlicke, Dilip Kumar, David Thompson, Julie Burress, Engineering Council Representative; Carey Notham, Timothy Nalley, Willie Brown, Joe Patrick, Jr., Bradley Braswell, Jang-Hyuk Kwon, Glenn Cleveland, Joe McKay, Tim Beckett, Darrell Bumham, Rick Harper. 191 Am. Institute of Chemical Engineers CE MAJORS: First Row: Burton Harrison, John Mitchell, Donald Eure, John Kim Grantham, James B. Knight, Dan N. McLeod. Second Row: Mark Lindsa Richard L. Johnson, Eddie Smet, Richard Sitton, Raymond, Vice-President; Miller Crawford, Secretary. Third Row: Ben Herzog, Patty Freeman, Glenc Powell, Vicki Cole, Pat Backus, President; John L. Weeks. FACULTY ADVISORS: Not Pictured: Lawson Fancher, David Pierce, Kenneth Hughey, Tre, surer; Sylvia Posey, Larry Burden, Tommy Cothran, Kenneth Dewberry, John Hatmaker, John Havard, Dennis Cox. Am. Institute of Industrial Engineers IE MAJORS: First Row: Mildred Linskey, Harold Naylor Jr., Kathy Woods, Francie Rich, Kim Baker, Charlotte Joy Wilson, Joyce Osswald, Elizabeth We singer. Secretary; Mehdi-Oskovnejad, Zahid Qayum, Farhad-Sohni. Second Row: Dr. Dan Hotard, Faculty Advisor; Robert Green, Pat Payne, Anm James, John Woods, Douglas Sholes, Johnny Long, Treasurer; George Marler, Jr., Eddie Carr, Floyd Johnson, Bruce Parkman, Mike Pigford, Melvin B05 Thomas Black. Third Row: Jeff Herren, Carlton Ekerley, John Moore, Pete Montalbano, Jim Kirkpatrick, Charles Casco, Art Lamm, Joe D. Jordan, Joe Hi pole, Eui H. Park. Fourth Row: Stephen Perkins, James Fine, Susan Phillips, Michael Griffin, Ecsil Bumsick, Frankie Wallace, Lamar Stacy, James Setzl Fifth Row: Mike Gilbreath, Keith Owen, Mike Easley, John Hodges. 192 American Nuclear Society lUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: First Row: Guy Cesare, Jackie Harrington, Kent Fortenberry, John Butler, Alison Wooten. Second Row: Dr. . S. Shieh, Glen Hayners, Dr. John Paulk, Cathy Herman, Tammie Hibbard, Mike Hibbard, James Thompson, Tommy Errington. Fourth Row: Susan [oxie, Bill Williamson, Lewis Echold, Mark Smith, Rory Warren, Dr. Chas Sparrow, Dan Davenport, Alan Quam, Kenneth Butschek, Perry Kearny, Kent roadhead, Keith Lawcet, Ahmad Hatami, Bruce Cain, Robert Elmore. American Agricultural Engineers AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING MAJORS: First Row: Dozier Lester, III, Dr. Kenneth Matthes; Advisor, Dr. Dallas Chen; Advisor, Wayne Braswell; resident, Corbert HoUinsworth; Vice-President. Second i?ow; James Hanks, Richard Rust, Ramiro Parra, Hoover Oliver, Osiris Gonzalez, John E. McKee. 193 American Society of Civil Engineers CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS: First Row: Barbara Langford, Kim Smith, Patty Smith, Cynthia Gardner, Vice-President; Warren Green, President; Peter R. Hollins, Social Chairman. Second Row: H. A. Cole, Faculty Advisor; Glen A. Sharp, Ronald Heath, Harry Rankin, Brian K. Campbell, Jerry Stewart. Third Row: Gary Huff, Daryl Amos, Rick Eason, Ray Balentine, Kent Johnson. Fourth Row: Robert Fitzgerald, Perrin J. Griffing, Joseph P. Price, Charles S. Jones, Red Stringfellow. Fifth Row: Tom Childress, S. Ray Tisdale, T. Lee, Donald Adkins, John J. Smith Sixth Row: Moosavi-Yahya, Mohamad Jahadi. American Institute of Architects FIFTH YEAR STUDENTS IN JACKSON: First Row: Jim Vinson, Bill Rosamond, James Stergas, Edgar Burton, Urry Albert, Edwin Smitt Randy Stribling, Russ Coleman. Second Row: Vernon Rawlings, Brent Holmes, William Griffing, David Wooley, Gil Wallace, John Hudsor Allen Payne, Calvin Sibley, David Reed. 194 American Institute of Architects ARCHITECTURAL STUDENTS: First Row: Tommy Jarman, Cliff Huggins, Bill Tyler, Chuck Rice, Connie Rowbuck, Daniel Lee, Lantz Kuyk- :mdall. Bob Luke, Mark B. Williams, Eileen Jue. Second Row: George Johnsotn, Bunt Anderson, Gina Williams, Paul Bagley, Alan New, Gary ■reeman, Behzad Nakhjavan, Robert Neal. Third Row: Linda Hitt, Art Killfbrew, Larry McCool, Angela Roberts, Joe Hendrix, Joe Mihalik, D. C. Komara, Paul Lipe. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Vickers, Chuck Williams, Burce Herrington, Larry Chism, Tim Muzzi, Lamar Beasley, Steve vlauldin. Fifth Row: Mark McClure, Bryan Brown, Bill Tompkins, Robert Camille, Jim Brown, Rich Evevard, Rusty Perkins, Ken Fairley. Sixth low: Steve Hughes, Tim Rosenbury, Brian Wilson, Steve Davis, Chuck Peel, Randy McAlpin, Ann Robertson, Samuel Christopher Tonos, jina Hall, Jeff Barnes, Stephen Essig. Seventh Row: Steve Johnson, John Chapman, Michael Seroka, Sonny Ryle, Austin Smith, Tom Baron, fommy Bohlke, Yvonne Thrasher, George Denmark, Beth Clark, Jeff Karer. 195 ASME MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS ORGANIZATION: First Row. Dr. N. H. Sadd, Faculty Advisor; Keith B. Logue, Chairman; Don W. White, Treasurer; Randall R. Canady, Recording Secretary; Perry L. Hitt, Engineer Council Representative; A. Mark Snow, Corresponding Secretary. Second Row: Steve O ' Neal, Keith Potts, Vice-Chairman; Khalid Siddioi, Steve Case, Tommy Watson, Gregg McDaniel, John Wind- ham, Sherri Stringfield, Fred Vaughn. Third Row: Bobby Re dwood, Donald C. Melsheimet, Keith Beddingfield, Michael Brumfield, Philip Car- ter Huntoon, Asad Hafeez. Fourth Row: Michael Holman, James R. Thompson, David M. Beard, Eddie Osborne. Arnold Air Society AIR FORCE ROTC HONORARY: First Row: Captain Burleson, Sabrina Norwood, Tom Gay, Cecilia Kam, Ken Bankston, Frank Sparks James Culpepper. Second Row: Becky MacNeil, Bum Lee, Rick Toms, Bruce Gregory, Louise Lucas, Julie Beers, Greg Mathis, Butch Domino Mike Dawson. Third Row: Frank Bailey, Wes Somers, Karen Somers, Michael Russell, Henry Gagne, Richard Blankton, Larry Sills, Jeff Fraser. 196 Angel Flight IR FORCE ROTC SERVICE: TOP — First Row: Jackie McManus, Tina Hannaford, Lisa Gotten, Amy Young, Dee Gee Biggs, Cindy Smith. Second Row: Kathy Moreton, Celeste Pierce, Robin O ' Neil, Ginga David, Magaret Newman, Donna Robertson. Third Row: Rebecca Roper, 3ecky Batson, Amy Tanner, Jane Hillen, Vivian Stephenson. Fourth Row: Mary Gail Thomas, Jane Morgan, Bit Smither, Vicki Crowder, Mel- ssa Williams. Fifth Row: Suzanne Nanny, Emily Destefano, Lynne Chapman, Kathy Jennings, Clare Thoms. Sixth Row: Sheri Peters, Tammy Hannaford, Beth Colota, Sherry Sullivan, Susan Smither. Seventh Row: Allison Smith, Anne Curtis, Jane Scholar, Marty Mosby, Diane Piazza. Eighth Row: Donna Andrews, Mary Carroll Montgomery, Kim Holland, Wanda Sloan, Bekki Smith, Captain Burleson. BOTTOM — First Row: Clare Thomas, Administrative Officer; Jackie McManis, Executive Officer; Cindy Smith, Commander. Second Row: aptain John Burleson, Advisor; Beth Colotta, Information Officer; Susan Smither, Operations Officer; Mary Gail Thomas, Pledge Trainer; Sherry Sullivan, Comptroller. 197 Army ROTC CADRE AND STAFF: First Row: Maj. Miller, Col. Sargent, SGM Casey, CPT Borland. Second Row: MAJ Whitlock, SSG Hillard, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Willis, CPT Farrell. Third Row: CPT Behrens, MSG Royals, SGM Urson. DISTINGUISHED MILFFARY STUDENTS: First Row: Daniels, Shorter, Brunow, Thornton. Second Row: Scott, Bishop, Anderson, Sloan, Brumfield. 198 BRIGADE STAFF: First Row: Miles, Shorter, Brunow, Rogers, Thornton. Second Row: Sloan, Bishop, Cochran, Crawley, Richards. SCABBARD AND BLADE: First Row: Herman, Carter, Anderson, Daniels. Second Row: Rogers, Bishop, Shorter, Dearing, Moses, Cain. Third Row: Mar- shall, Merritt, Sloan, Brunow, Scott. 199 A COMPANY: First Row: Dearing, Powell, Peterson, Cadenhead, B. Taylor, Wehr, Blue. Second Row: D. Wise, Westbrook, Holloway, Dunn, Girmi chael, Gillham. Third Row: J. Harmon, Keen, Waller, R. Taylor, Elrod. Fourth Row: Marshall, C. Wise, McDonald, Williams, Mihalik. Fifth Row: Hall, C Rogers, Daniels, Stephens, Herman. B COMPANY: First Row: Duncan, Bolin, T. ]. Harmon, Moses, Forbes, Rouse, Wrede. Second Row: Pinkerton, Smith, Malone, Hurley, Monroe, Bank Third Row: Ballard, Austin, Henry, Lemelin, Wilder. Fourth Row: Gaskin, Chadwell, Brumfield, Young, Lowrey, Price. 200 JANGER COMPANY (LEE ' S RANGERS): First Row: Cain, Goodman, Owens, Fortner, Anderson. Second Row: Shuman, Galbreath, Scott, Carter, C Rog- ;rs, Breland. Third Row: Shorter, Merritt, Crow, Lawrence. Maroon Band John Adams Kevin Aldrich Earl Arndt Carl Azcuy Donna Bagwell Debra Bardwell Carrie Barrentine Garry Barnes Mike Barnes Roy Bassett Beth Bazemore Paula Beck Julia Beers Lynn Blakeney George Bobo Harold Boler Charles Borum Tom Borum Bobby Brewer Rhonda Brewer Don Broadhead Chris Bromley Etta Buckley Melanie Burrell Don Burnham Dave Burns Cindy Busbea Cara Carpenter Karin Christian Hal Clark Steve Clark Kenneth Clay Glenn Cleveland Lynn Cochran Brenda Coleman Beth Cook David Cook Billy Gotten David Covington Mary Beth Cox Necy Craig Kathy Crowder Sue Cutts Marsha Dampeer Sally Daniel Mimi Dannel Bruce Dethloff Flora Dickens Bill Dier Mike Eady Gloria Echols Robin Eubank Marzetta Fairley Charles Fisher Steve Fisher Anne Formby Leesa Fortner Sara Foster Donna Franks Marty Funderburk Awana Furr Merry Gaddis Jimmie Galbreath Arlon Gardner Kenneth Gathings Ronnie Gilmore Ellen Goodman Steve Goff Jeffrey Greer Debra Griffin Edward Griffin Gloria Griffin Edward Guess Mike Hailey Karen Hall Keith Hall Sandra Hardeman Louie Harrison Deborah Hawkins Henry Haynes Jeffery Hendrix Teryl Hemdon Pam Hicks Anita Higgins Karen Hinton Lane Hoffer Leigh Hogan Darwin Hollingsworth Ronnie Hughes Jerry Irby Debra Jo Ivey Lea Ivey Earl Johnson Kathy Jongson Carol Jones Alan Karlak Chip Kea Deborah Kennedy David Keys James Kirkpatrick Richy Knott Gina Lackey Robin Laird Billy Lampkin David Linder Donna Luke James Lynch Patricia Lyon Beverly McBay Rachel McCann Tim McCaskill Bill McDonald David McDill Billy McGee Larry McKenzie Mary McMuUen Joe McNeeley Lisa McQuary Sherri Massey Robert Mayne Debbie Meadows Jimmy Miller Christopher Millett Allen Mills Elmore Moody Debra Moore Jimmie Moore Jack Morris Janice Muckelrath Linda Muckelrath John Murray Greg Oman Mike Parker Louie Pamell Phyllis Pedigo Andy Perry David Phillips Barry Pierce Mark Pipkin Mark Pipkin Leona Randle Bobby Ransom Jeff Ray Judy Ray Dwight Reeves Bonnie Resh Charles Rice Karen Ricer Brad Roberts Sonia Rowell Billy Russell Greg Schmidt Karla Schuster Ellen Sessions James Shamburger John Shamburger Art Sharpe Ray Shores Donna Simmons Jayne Slaughter Nan Smith Paul Smith Peggy Smith Terri Smith Wilfred Stewart Ray Still Ed Stokes Russell Stough Anita Swilley Bobby Thompson David Thompson John Thrower George Tillman Maria Tsagarakis Kathy Waldrop Kenneth Wall Teresa Wall Sharon Walters Jimmy Ward Andrews Washington Harrison Whitehead Gary Whitten Freddie Wilkes Anne Williamson Bonnie Williamson Duane Wilson Lloyd Wolfe Steve Wrenn Linda Yarbrough Chris Yates Suzanne Bost Carl Eckersley Melanie Heath 202 203 OFFICERS: First Row: Phyllis Pedigo, Drum Major; Debra Moore, Flag Captain; Pam Hicks, Head Major- ette; Gloria Echols, Rifle Captain; Billy Cotten, Drum Major. Second Row: Gary Whitten, Treasurer; Chris Yates, President; David Keys, Percussion Captain; Steve Goff, Bob Greer, Vice-President. DRUM MAJORS: Billy Cotten, Phyllis Pedigo. 204 lAJORETTES: First Row: Lisa McQuary, Assistant Head; Sherri Massey, Feature Twirler; Pam Hicks, Head. Second Row: Sandra Hardeman, aula Beck, Cara Carpenter, Sonia Rowell, Gina Lackey, Anne Formby, Lynn Cochran. Third Row: Donna Simmons, Lea Ivey, Patricia Lyon, arin Christian, Kathy Crowder, Debra Jo Ivey, Teresa Wall, Karen Hinton. LAGS: First Row: Debra Moore, Head; Nan Smith, Carol Jones, Debra Griffin, Flora Dickens, Necy Craig, Assistant Head. Second Row: Cindy usbea, Jayne Slaughter, Robin Eubank, Bonnie Williamson, Marsh Dampeer, Anita Higgins, Donna Franks. 205 Baptist Student Union RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION: First Row: Dr. Ray Lloyd, Pastor Advisor; Tom DanieL Ellisha Adams, Robby Robertson. Second Row: Mark Cooper, Sara Martin, Joy Jennings, Denise HoUiman, June Scoggins, Associate Director; Dr. Jerry Reed, Faculty Advisor. Third Row: Ircel Har- rison, Director; Dell Crosby, Scott White, Wesley Morgan, Bob Gross, Steve Grafton. BlackFriars Drama Society DRAMATIC ARTS: First Row: Jomie Cain, Secretary-Treasurer; Shirley Pudas, President; Susan Kuykendall, Historian; Dr. Cunetto, Sponsor Second Row: Vicki P. Beyes, Keith Ford, Leland J. Moffatt, Dummy; Carroh Carter, George C. Jackson, Mike F. Okhuysen. Third Row: Jear Carmichael, Mary Lou Young, Elizabeth Arnold, Sally Cook, Barbara Nichols, Steve Fisher, Rene Crowe, Lady Noel, Will C. McKay, Cath; Shelton. 206 Beta Alpha Psi W lCCOUNTING HONORARY: First Row: Charles W. Maris, Jr., Rufus Hampton, Jr., William D. Billingsley, William D. Malone, Steven L. loward. Buddy Massey, Steve Shumpert. Second Row: Gloria N. Gibson, Brenda Henry, Brenda Hogg, Elaine Chaney, Cynthia Thomas, Lynn amberth, Mollie Mitchell, Donna McLemore, Mary Ann Evans, Robert D. Walker, Gregg Jones. Third Row: Don Whitmore, Curt Osier, lelen Wilson, Mike Young, Susan Sims, Cathy Robbins, Margaret Chisolm, Cynthia B. Price, Thomas I. Hester, David Stewart. Fourth Row: like Caldwell, Philip Troskey, Mark Clark, Donnie Grisham, Ken Canterbury, Greg Barron. Fifth Row: Rodney Malone, David Langston, !hris Sammons, Mark Godbold. 207 Block and Bridal PROMOTES ANIMAL HUSBANDRY: First Row: Andy Williamson, Greg Giachelli, Vice-President; Gary Singuefield, Social Chairman; Lan don Backus, President; Mac Johnson, Pledge Marshall; Cay Harris, Yearbook Editor; Jon Woods, Treasurer. Second Row: Paul Williams, Davii Pritchard, Kirby Sills, Debra Kinser, Teresa Stidham, Jim Watson, Cary Ainsworth,. Third Row: Mike Reed, Jimmy Hubbard, Daryl Bume) Hal Dixon, Webb Flowers, R. L. Frazier, Monty Thomas. Fourth Row: Eric Rogers, John Doe, Jim Smith, Keith Grahm, Rick Lamon, Jimm Morse, Don Rowan. Fifth Row: Dale White, Rick Armstrong, David Hood, Jerry Armstrong, Kaye Carlisle, Rick Carlisle, Sandy Chathair Sixth Row: Vicki Cassimus, Ellen Trapp, Julie Hood, Joe Sims, Bob Reeves, Carolyn Yarbrough, Ann Kelley. Seventh Row: Johny Neergarc Lean Yarbrough, Jeff Backus, Roger Roach, Angie Hembry, Mary Ellen McPhail, Valie Herrington. Eighth Row: Nancy Mitchell, Secretary Gail Sullivan, Keylon Ghoulston, Pledge Marshall. Ninth Row: Dr. Larry Smithson, Sponsor; Daniel Burgess, Dr. H. W. Miller, Advisor; Ra Burgess. 208 atholic Student Association ATHOLIC STUDENTS: First Row: Denise Kathleen Pennartz, Janel Mary Leavitt, Donna Vasek, Susan Mullican, Secretary; Mary Leigh Wil- nson. Second Row: Jeff Wallace, Guy Todaro, Barney Dahy, President; Rosemary Butschek. Third Row: Susan Thomson, Greg Giachelli, avid Geid, John Gary, Coco Lafaye. Fourth Row: Kenneth Butschek, Lauren Semski, Vice-President; Louis A. Gary. Fifth Row: Pat Scanlon, Bv. Meryl E. Schmit, James D. Davis, Margaret Ann Boritte, Dr. John Obringer. hemical Engineers Honor Society lUTSTANDING CE MAJORS: First Row: Richard L. Johnson, John R. Mitchell, Donald C. Eure, Richard Sitton, President; Miller Crawford. econd Row: Burton Harrison, Vice-President; Mark Lindsay, Secretary; Glenda Powell, Pat Backus, John L. Weeks, Advisor. Not Pictured: ihn D. Pierce, Kenneth Hughey, Mickey Blackwell, Suresh Batra, Bob Campbell, Mimi Dannel, John P. Shamburger, James C. Shamburger, uane Wilson, Sylvia Posey, Charles E. Googe, Billy Gray, Tommy Cothran, Ken Lightsay, Mark Harrsion, John Havard, David Rucken, John atmaker. Ginger Singletary, Hank Keady, Janet McPhall. 209 Chi Epsilon CIVIL ENGINEERING HONORARY: First Row: Glen A. Sharp, Gary Huff, President. Second Row: Robert Fitzgerald, Vice President; Ronalc Heath, Secretary-Treasurer; Perrin J. Griffing. Third Row: Peter R. Hollis, Editor; S. Ray Tisdale, Donald Adkins, Landris T. Lee. Compass Club COLLEGIATE BRANCH OF PILOT CLUB INTERNATIONAL: First Row: Becky Bat?on, Secretary; Debbie Pr ' -«, Dorothy Birchett, Lisa Cot ten, Anastasi Sanford, Mary Ann Miley, Susan Gibbons, Cyndee Bardwell, Vice President (Publicity); Ann ivlunson, Kathy Stransky. Secon Row: Patty Wooton, President; Elizabeth Flowers, Martha Mullins, Christie Jones, Treasurer; Luann Green, Holly Henley, Margaret Herring ton, Lynn Batson, Susan Radcliffe. Third Row: Dr. Jorja Turnipseed, Celeste Pierce, Tom Cooper, Kathy Mason, Leslie Gruber, Beth CiooV Alison Smith, John Speed, Melodye Mitchell. 210 Circle K COLLEGE BRANCH KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL: TOP — First Row: Ewel Hughes, Howey Chin, Allen Scott, Edwin Flint, David Morgan, Harry Rankin, Andy Scott, Grey Gregory. Second Row: Mary Read, Kathy Waldrop, Faye Gatewood, Carolyn Dollar, Kathy Mor- gan, Robin Nevels, Belinda Magee. Third Row: Cheryl Harger, Glenna Canfield, Awana Furr, Carol Sue Jones, Terri Smith. BOTTOM — First Row: Edwin Flint, President; Carol Sue Jones, Vice President; Kathy Morgan, Treasurer; Robin Nevels, Chaplain; Kathy Waldrop, Secretary. Third Row: Mary Read, Parliamentarian; Andy Stott, Board Member. Not Pictured: Mark Arken, Board Member. 211 Collegiate DECA DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: First Row: Joyce Griffin, Reporter; Terri Jones, Vice President; William Bell, Parliamentarian; Dr. James I Patton, Sponsor; Hector Gonzales, President; Sherrye McNeece, Treasurer; Joni Honea, Secretary. Second Row: Craig Cleveland, Gail Connel Mark Bailey, Greg Roberts, Jimmy Chester, David McCullough, Susan Price, Tommy Neal. Third Row: Pam Davis, Donna Donnell, Gwendo lyn Faye Taite, Mattie R. Cox, Alisa C. Ball, Susan Jarvis. 212 Commerce Cabinet JUSTNESS AND INDUSTRY: TOP — Lee Miller, Dean Sherry Lester, Dean Gaines, M. Rogers, Charles Mortimer, Camille Currey. 50TT0M — First Row: Melody Dryden, Vernon Pierce, Edwin Miley, Frank Edens. Second Row: Sherry Lester, Charles Mortimer, Camille lurrey, Lee Miller. 213 Council for Exceptional Children INTERESTED IN EXCEP TIONAL CHILDREN MEMBERS: Ann Deaton, Sally Savelle, Sharon Burleson, Sandy Hopkins, Karen Palmer, Laura McCart Gwenn McDill, Dona Meyers, Cherie Ainsworth, Paula Reeves, Pamela Reeves, Lucille Randle, Marjorie Robinette, Caroline Grandy, Rhonda Milne Kathy Thompson, Terry Lyon, Vickie Walden, Suzy Reed, Mike Samms, Dr. Ernestine Rainey, Dr. Eugene Martin, Brooks Ball, Norma Smith, Shert Locke, Shelia Suggs, Wanda Walker, Karen Rhodes, Marvis Davis, Minda Harris, Adele Young, Tracy Wallis, Linda Seller, Kathy Johnson, Elizabeth Cagl Suzanne Huffman, Cindy Cambre, Georgia Cowan, Stephanie Strickland, Karen Carley, Erin O ' Bryen, Dr. John Obringer, Mrs. Rita Nordan. Dairy Science DAIRY SCIENCE DEPARTMENTAL: First Row: Cindy Black, David Garrison, President; Donny Whitehead, Wayne Allen, Marsha Brice, Secretary Tre surer. Second Row: William Gillis, Faculty Advisor; Raymond McKell, James Barham, Timothy Trim, Jobey York. Third Row: Pete Weisenberger, Patric Johnson, Sharon Holman, Everett Cameron, Ben McLeod. 214 Dean ' s Cabinet of Education TUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL TO THE DEAN: Cyndy Cambre, President; Susan Foresman, Vice President; Georgia Cowan, Secretary; SheUa Ste- ens. Treasurer. Delta Sigma Pi PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS HONORARY: First Row: Camille Warren, Melanie Sansone, Ann Gibson, Kathy Sones, Sandy Young, Sylvia Boone, Kathie jilbert. Second Row: Don Whitmire, Rufus Hampton, Jr., Curt Osier, Ed W. Miley, Mike Young, Ken Gates, Neil Crook, Conrad Anderson, R. S. Wofford. Third Row: Mike Lowther, John Johnson, Jim Chisholm, Pat Scanlon, Dewey Cranf ield, Hal Richardson, Jimmy Murphy, Alan Senter. 215 Debate Team FORENSIC EVENTS: First Row: Pamela Jamison, Tammy Sullivan, Sherry Williams, Rebecca Sharp. Second Row: Sid Hill, Paul Koerber, Sic ney Evans, Gary Dearing, Terry May, Eddie Hester, Jr., Alan Kurtzberg. 216 Elder Statesmen ZHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP: First Row: Ben Pentecost, E. B. Martin, Bill Warner, Mark Miller, Mark Bounds, Carter Naugher, Bill Stone, jlenn McCullough. Second Row: Ray Hayes, Advisor; Gregg Jones, Ben Herzog, Mike Kerby, Richard McRee, Bobby Thompson, Bobby Lind- ley. Third Row: Jeff Gannaway, Lee Miller, Tom Pace, Joseph Irby, Cal Hull, Joey Kenna. Eta Kappa Nu ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HONORARY: First Row: Naik Vajaykumar, James S. Case, William M. Koos, Jr., Tim Payment, Treasurer; lohnny Wever, Vice President; Alan Backus, President; Louis W. Conner, Secretary; Curtis Cunningham, Kester Rice, Ronnie Hughes. Second fiow: Bud McVea, Richard H. Vondran, Darwin Hollingsworth, Joseph Hewell, Pat Gorman, Lex Duett, Bruce Deer, Bob Greer, Charles And- ng. Third Row: Stacy Starnes, Charles A. Brown, Stan Burton, Chanler Petewon, Lynn Bilbo, Richard Poythress. 217 Fashion Board ■ ' - V , Q A . ' ■ i . -Jk . 218 IH?S M ° I ' o u° j S Cacamise, Amy Brickell, Recording Secretary; Karen Wedgeworth, President- Betsy Post SecondRovX Howe fJ irda Davi?t?i ' ' MontgomSy, Janie Bunnir, Lisa Jarvis. r , rS: ElSbet SS l Greenlee ' ' ' ' y Chairman; Georgia Cowan, Angie Burkes, CamiUe Curry, Cindy Hughes, Alice BOTTOM — First Row: Toni Miles, Secretary; Sheri Massey, Sandee Stribling, Jennie Temple, Vice-President- Sherri Soenser Betsv Brand Fellowship of Christian Athletes ZHRISTIAN ATHLETES: First Row: Mary Lee Faulkner, Bobby Molden, Melinda Dudley, George May, President; Pam Rogers, Lisa Bridgman. Second ow: Mark Mcintosh, Secretary-Treasurer; Carla Cross, Darryl McGlasker, Steve Younger, Vice-President; Gaye Slaughter, Bill Maxey, Chris Quillian, Cathy Moffett. Third Row: Mark Johnson, Richard Blackmore, Vicky McCall, James Jones, Fred Collins, Sam Peoples, Steve Price, Donald Bredkenridge. 219 Food Science Club FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS: First Row. Mary Rye, jocelina Santos; Vice-President, Carolyn Roan, Pat Keyes. Second Row: James Heamsber- ger, William Gillis; President, Marilyn McKee, David Garrison, Rebecca Sibley; Secretary-Treasurer. Third Row: Gary Leo Phillips, R. J. Reed Joseph McLaurin, Herman Shirley, Jr., G. R. Ammerman; Advisor. Forest Products Research Society FOREST RESEARCH: First Row: James Slay, Greg Thomas, Bill Audenaert, Nick Harrell. Secor d Row: Allen Hill, Mike Wood, Nathan Welch Don Burnham, David Bendenharn, Steve Taylor, Reba Richards, Scott Moore, David Cook, Jeff Easterling, Mike Jones. 220 Future Farmers of America lGRICULTURAL CAREERS: First Row: President McComas, Governor Finch, Eddie Whitt, Chapter President; Phillip Williams, State FFA Vice-President; m Mize, State FFA President; Don Hardin, Secretary; Emily Tucker, Reporter; Shep Crawford, Treasurer; Voldi Raybom, Parliamentarian; Wayne Qemts, ice-President; John Oren, Head of Department; Sam Harris. Second Row: Tommy William, Ted Cole, Robert Jone, Alton Walley, Wayne Land, Susan doore. Student Advisor; Steve Stones, Rudy Boler, Billy Joe Lee, Bobby Heam, Ronald Brown, Advisor. Third Row: Ronald Brown, Advisor; Nathan Irown, Terry James, Richard Sherman, Victor Fairbun, Bill Hannah, Mike Rester, Kevin Saul, Randy Hopkins, fourth Row: David Cox, Ron Thome, James llackwell, Dan Rowsy, Billy Warren, Debbie Cagle, Mitch McGregor, John Ashcraft. Fifth Row: Bill McGrew, Carl Woods, Wayne Barnes, Jimmy Howell, ick Lee, Advisor; Randy Lowery, Jeff Thames, Paul Jordan, Kim Greene, David Hosey. 221 Horticulture Club HORTICULTURE MAJORS: First Row: Tim Lacy, Louise Mykolyk, Caress Simmons, Ann Rogers and son, Roy Rein. Second Row: Susan Duncan, Allen Hughes, John Jordan, Mary Tkach. Third Row: Janis Moore, Nancy Yates, Cindy Bogert, Ken Torres, Aliyson Marbut, Ginny Martin, Carol Springer, Beverly Booth, Karen Arkwell. Fourth Row: David Lambright, Carolyn Dollar, David Gordon, Kim Hynum. Fifth Row: Karen Sullivan, Pat Cassity, Terry Smith, Eric Bock, Patti Newton. Sixth Row: Mary Beth Barringer, Teim Reed, Lee Howell. Seventh Row: Sammy Jones, Mike Anderson, Ted Hullum, Joe Tanner. Not Pictured:]anet Welbom, Mikchael Zambrano, John Rushing, Victoria Wilder, Susan McCraine, Sara Carter, Gratz Myers. Advisors: Dr. Stan Myers, Mr. Lester Estes. TOP RIGHT — Carolyn Dollar, Editor; Roy O. Rein, President; Tim Lacy, Treasurer; Karen Sullivan, Historian; Mary Tkach, Secretary; Aliyson Marbut, Vice-President. 222 223 Forestry Club FORESTRY MAJORS: First Row: G. H. Weaver, J. H. Rewder, Ken Real, Jim Shepard, Dale Brown, Mike Daniels, Randy Caldwell, Mike Mikell, Joe Fowler. Second Row: Bud Downs, Frances Barton, Bill Grymes, Mike Bril, Jerry W. Windham, Lynn Overstreet, Steve Taylor, Gar W. Nichols. Third Row: Kathy Flanigan, Debby Gaddis, Horace L. McNeal, Edy Willaims, Ricky Hatch, George Byrd, Mark Stauss. Fourt} Row: Charlie Donald, Vernon Nelson, Charles Burkhardt, John J. Petrick, Brant Godbold, David Lofton, John Burris, Tony Avery. General Agriculture Club AGRICULTURE MAJORS: First Row: Karl Williams, James M. Mackie, Candy Fullen, President; Doug Benson, Reporter; Grin Miller, Ra Tucker, Sentinel. Second Row: Cliff Golden, Treasurer; John Futrell, Paul Young, Secretary; John Bowen, Vice-President; Frank Dowdle, D Charles Thomas, Advisor. 224 .E.E.E. LECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS MAJORS: First Row: James S. Case, William M. Koos, Jr., Stan Burton, Bruce Deer, onnie Hughes, President; Lex Duett, Kevin Smith, Vice President; Geoffrey Johnson, David Alexander, Secretary; Carlin L. Gray, Bob Greer, reasurer; Walton Little, Jr. Second Row: Patrick Gorman, Elise Singletary, Richard H. Vondran, Lynn Bilbo, Richard Poythress, Thomas L. arper, Curtis Cunningham, Sports Chairman; Randy Castello, Kester Rice, Ed Sansing, Tina Lynn Harper. Third Row: Naik Vijaykumar, ndrew H. Hodges, Mike Gonzales, Harold Keys, Jr., Darwin Hollingsworth, Johnny Wever, Alan Backus, Bruce Houston, Danny Clark, Ste- rn Kindred, Rusty O ' Neal, Randy Graves, Charles Anding. Fourth Row: Stacy Starnes, Jimmy Pike, Kelvin Yung, CHvayne Martin, Louis W. onner, Tim Payment, Yerby L. Hughes, III, David Le Fors, Terry A. Dov ns, Clark Dunn, Charles Peterman. Fifth Row: Tom Robertson, •seph S. Hewell, Joe F. Sullivan, Ho John D. Mauldin, Arthur McKinney, Joe Shuffield, Mike Walley, Francixco Xavier Rodriguez, Michael obinson, Robert W. Crisler, Sixth Row: Don Fitzgerald, Karl W. Carlson, Mike Reynolds, Charles A. Brown, William W. Adams, Jr., Richard IcBeath, Fred Reiselt, J. Keith Putnam. 225 Intramural Sports Council INTRAMURALS AND CAMPUS RECREATION: First Row: Joe Olmi, Jackie McManus, Jay Bailey, Vice-President. Second Row: Steve Randall, Parlia mentarian; Caroline Little, Duke Loden, President; Patty Wooton, Mark Cooper, Autherine Nicks, Secretary; Ralph Bender. 226 Industrial Education Association NDUSTRIAL EDUCATION: First Row: Donny Simmons, Secretary-Treasurer; John Cochran, President; Zend Carter, Public Relations; Dwight Myrick, oseph Loggans, Vice President. Second Row: Jerry Lee Adams, Joni Honea, Danny Holloway, Tommy Farrar, Randy Brown, Abe Abel, Gail Donnell, Alan :. Smith. Third Row: Billy Short, William Baldwin, James Lewellen, Curtis Potts, Stephen Bums, Ricky Kirkland, Frank Malone, Jim Williams, Gerald lichardson. Kappa Delta Pi EDUCATIONAL HONORARY: First Row: Tina Hannaford, Treasurer; Patty Phipps, Secretary; Dr. McHaney, Advisor; Dana O ' Neal, Vice-President; Debbie Gray, President; Mary Jo Stroud, Susie Reed, Ellen Turen, Cynthia Rutledge. Second Row: Jane Byrd, Linda Yarbrough, Lillian Puckett, Sallie Wil- son, Gail Eubanks, Susan Shaw, Jeanne Ebey, Tracy Wallis, Pam Crenshaw, Ann Mihilik, Jackson Lewis, Steve Hebion, Lydia Sharon Sullivan, Terri Hamill, Kare Carley, Quida Hardwick, Donna Summers, Sharon Burleson, Tammye Baker, Alice Pickering. Third Row: Evelyn G. Summers, Lynn Han- cock, Gail Donnell, Susan Beasley, Wanda Winter, Janice Lawson, Rita Smith, Wayne Fancher, Edwin Calloway, Betty Harrison, Elaine Gathings, Linda French, Sue Bland, Cheryl Hicks, Lynda Hicks, Lynda Eaker, Pam Webb, Sue Robinson. Fourth Row: Nelle Elam, Miriam Lee, Nan Glower, Janet Straham, Peggy Henderson, Donna Taylor, Tommy Neal, Ira Kirkpatrick, George Rutledge, Joe Miller, Joe Johnson, Wayne Livingston, Vicki Latham, Barbara Harri- son, Debra Dickerson, Kaki Ingels, Jaqueline Richardson, Lady Noel, Geneva Clark, Brenda Haralson, Karen Hamilton, Sue Bennett, Donna Smith. 227 Kappa Omicron Phi HOME ECONOMICS HONORARY: First Row: Karen Wedgeworth, Sally Alston, Vice-President; Anna Fisher, Callie Triplett, Kay Carlisle, Secretary; Carolyn Ann Roan, President; Mary Kathryn Rye, Mary Frances Nettles. Second RoW: Martha Mullins, Treasurer; Sheryl Fox, Guard; Karen Buford, Mary Hunt, Jean Snyder, Sponsor; Cindy Bledsoe, Reporter; Pat Keyes, Kay Carter, Beth Green. Kappa Pi ART MAJOR HONORARY: First Row: Barbara Davis, President; Tracy Roberts, Vice-President; Cindy Allen, Secretary; Patrick Hicks, Treasurer. Secon Row: Robie Scucchi, Sponsor; Susan Patrick, Lena Wiley, Anita Whitley, Becky Anderson, Bill Harper, Denise Lewis, Kathy Stransky, Jana McBryde, Holl; Heniey, Gayle Gavin. Third Row: Bill Jeffries, Richard Crenshaw, John Howze, Keith Adcock, Jeff Russell, Rusty Tipton. 228 Landscape Contracting Club .ANDSCAPE CONTRACTING MAJORS: First Row: Chris Higson, Ray Adnrew, Debbie Weaver, David Adkins, Gary Beeland. Second Row: Mac Ferris, oe Taylor, Steve Floyd, Robert Macdonald, Marshall Allen, Rich Winings, Bill Cole, George Cole, Peter Ralowiez, David Baylor, Dave Ousterhout. Third ow: Larry Sarver, Gratz Myers, Scot David, David Bulkley, Greg McDonnell, Rhys Williams, Randy Cote, Joe Bustin, Ken Spencer, Johnny Rein, James Zulpepper. MClub -ETTERMEN ATHLETES: First Row: Gavin Rees, Secretary-Treasurer; Louis Turcotte, Don Ronbinson, Heino Lents, Lorenza Davis, Larry Pavlou, Mike Ceeley, Mike Darby, President; Scott Galloway, Larry Gillard. Second Row: Bob Phillips, Rick Moss, Vice-President; Mark Thompson, Glen Buford, Wiley ' eck. Chuck Maier, Lonnie Greene, Mark Trogden, Sergeant-at-Arms. Third Row: Don Stringfellow, Kyle Ball, Mark Hitt, Jerald Porter, Duncan 4cKenzie, Bill Maxey, Donnie Simmons, Chris Quillian, Alan Hartlein. 229 Marine Engineering Technology MARINE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MAJORS: First Row: Danny Bruhl, Sgt.-at-Arms; Eric Anderson, Secretary; Frank Drake, Presi- dent; Stephen Misles, Terry Devine, Mark Myers. Second Row: David Posey, Jimmy Elgin, Mickey Flowers, Roger Burger. Society of Biological Engineers BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING MAJORS: First Row: Margaret Murphey, Sharon Davenport, Bonnie Noe. Second Row: Kenneth Kerut, Angie Smith, Secretary; Steve Murphy, President; R. K. Matthes, Faculty Advisor. 230 Martial Arts Club ■i ' ® KARATE AND SELF DEFENSE: TOP — First Row: Rom- mel Gonzalez, Gilmer Gonzalez, Jalalzadeh Ali, Mark Rob- inson, Larry Autman, Bobby Thompson, Gary Atkins, Andrew Washington, Mike Daniels, Greg Shelton, Andy Allen, Jeff Parker. Second Row: Mario Calderon Jr., Sonny Holder, Daniel Johnson, Sue Buckner, Deborah Langley, Anastasia Sanford, Faye Williams, Cynthia Griffin, Cleve- land Marsh, Kelly Hartwig, Scott Strohecker, Joe Tan- choco. Third Row: Richard O ' Neal, Bud Downs, Jon Lee, Chuck Armstrong, Neal Bolinger, Eddie Hester, Jr., David Isbell, Steve Trott, Lemuel Nichols, Murl Parker, Jeff Ray, Ronnie Smith, Oliver Miller, Mr. Eui Park. Fourth Row: Benjamin Neal, Jr., Jimmy Lum, Chan Burns, Jim Ray, Bobby Richards, Robert Lyles, Mack Tomas, William Adams, Jr., Murphy Evans, Jr. BOTTOM — First Row: Jim Ray, Oliver Miller, Eui Park, Larry Autman. Second Row: Mike Daniels, Mark Ronin- son, Joe Tanchoco. 231 Music Educators Conference PROFESSIONAL MUSIC CLUB: First Row: Dr. Tumipseed, Faculty Advisor; Sharon Walters, Reporter; Johnny Bittle, President; Janet Black- well, Secretary-Treasurer; Chris Yates, Vice President. Second Row: Kenneth Gathings, Joel R. Taylor, Michael Woodson, Jean Shannon, Sha- ria Palmer, Sandy Calloway, Earl Johnson, Peggy Smith. Third Row: Mark Polk, Tim Spears, Lisa Lane, Janice Dobbs, Gwen Booth, Nan Smith, Terry Cooley, Pam Hicks. Fourth Row: Don Broadhead, Garry Barnes, Lynn Cooke, Lucy Munson, Wayne Francis, Wayne Fancher, Esta Per- rott, Beverly McBay. Fifth Row: Paula Beck, Lisa Dismuke, Lynne Pace, Paul Smith, David McDill, Nina Russell. National Agri-Marketing 232 AGRICULTURE STUDENTS ORGANIZATION: First Row: Pete Weisenberger, Richard Commer, Faculty Advisor; Bobby O. Gilliam, Cartel Whiteside, Sandy Chatham, Paul Williams, A. Mark Bennett. Second Row: Steve W. Crawley, Richard Price, Tommy Scroggins, Derrick Dahl David Anderson, Raj Shaunak. Third Row: Malcolm Bailey, John C. Wilson, Faculty Advisor; Garry Paul Sinquefield, Gil Bridges, Mark Liv- ingston, Elzie Morgan lohn G. Brock. Phi Beta Lambda USINESS MAJORS: First Row: Kathryn Carter, Sondra Higdon, Tonya Threet, Darrell Crawford, Sharon Nabors, Christy Candle, Jen- fer Riley, Edna Hamilton, Tammye Baker, Laura Rice, Beatrice Taylor, LeeAnne White, Effie Davis, Betty Barrett Robertson, Anne ook. Second Row: Judy Noah, Susan Wooten, Santa Burns, Jeweltine Glenne, Margie Cummins, Janice Hudson, Lisa Williams, Terri orley, Laura Honeycutt, Rhonda Hicks, Historian; Elisa Sanford, Secretary; Shirley Simpson, Second Vice-President; Les Whitworth, irliamentarian; Mike Armour, Vice-President; Ethel Ann Smith, Treasurer; Kay Thomas, President; Mrs. Eva Gaddis, Sponsor; Sharon I ' nn Sandlin, Cerecia Ball, Shelia Thompson, Faye Quinn, Cliffie Anderson, Dorphine Harris, Ida Cline, Judy Williamson. Third Row: mice Laqson, Janet Strahan, Kathy Thompson, Patricia McCluskey, Cynthia Huffman, Beth Armstrong, Jane Morgan, Jimmy Burkds, heryi Cole, Becky Moore, Ginger Sanders, Jane Baird, Amelia Lancaster, Jamice Spight, Jeanie McGee, Rebecca Fleming, Remill King. Phi Chi Theta [ONORARY BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY: First Row: Marsha Case, Jan Salter, Susan Morrow, Pam Williams, Peggy Van Names, renda Bowen, Kathy Clements. Secor d Row: Sheryl Strub, Lee Ann Myers, Retha Verell, Pat Suttle, Susan Sims, Patti Mercier, Marry ' erivaux, Connie Hairston, Carolyn O ' Quinn, Mollie Mitchell, Carolyn Hubbart, Velma J. Cause, Ellie Jordan, Margaret Robinson, nn Fant, Melody Dryden, Debbie Bouler, Ann Jackson. Third Row: Sandra Kyle, Patti Brothers, Charlene Shelton, Liz Rosskopf, Cathy obbins, Anela Buck. Fourth Row: Babara Waddell, Robin Nevels, Margaret Newman, Corothy Birchett, Jan Davis, Kathy Yarbrough, ' r. Joyce B. Giglioni, Advisor. Fifth Row: Jan Quinn, Lee Ann Whitfield, Susan Gibbons, Lynn Ashley, Elizabeth Woodruff, Dr. Dara lerring. Advisor. 233 Phi Lambda Pi MARRIED, WIDOWED, AND DIVORCED STUDENTS: First Row: Santa Burns, Treasurer; Linda Milton, Secretary; Nan Clower, Vice Pres- ident; Sylvia Posey, President; Judy Johnson, Advisor; Maria Voyles, Kaki Ingels, Brenda Hogg, Debra Gallaher. Second Row: Mary Ann Evans, Penny Wells, Mary Sykes, Donna Scoggins, Cliffie Anderson, Kay Crow, Vicki McMillan, Carole Myrick, Cindy Wall, Pat DiSanza. Philo Demos CHRISTIAN HONORARY: First Row: Tim Dalfriume, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Wolverton, Vice President; John Kimbrough, Vice President; Harry Bush, President; Mike Bush, Ron Triplett. Second Row: Mike Strauss, John Lyle, P. C. McLaurin, Jr., Advisor; Robert Hamlin, Bernie Butler, Barrett Francis, Glenn Bell. Third Row: Mike Deaton, Marty Fuller, Jerry Home, Rod Little, Robert Blair, Brian Moore, Chris Bromley. 234 hi Theta Kappa .UMNI CHAPTER: First Row: Dr. Linda Malone, Sponsor; Elaine Chaney, President; Margaret Chisolm, Chaplain; Stan Burton, Vice esident; Michael Brumfield, Treasurer; Donna Summers, Historian; Kathy Stones, Secretary. Second Row: William R. Hanna, Barbara irrison, Suzanne Bamett, Betty Harrison, Mary Jean Stribling, Julia Wallace, Debbie Meadows, Lynne Blythe, Peggy Smith, Mike Ner- n. Third Row: Dalton Whisenant, Betty Dees, Chellie Ladner, Greg Barron, Janice Allen, Sandra Blythe, Brenda Jones, Joy Weston. Physical Education Majors .E. MAJORS: First Row: Trippy Saxton, Vice President; Patty Wooton, Secretary- 1 reasurer; Susan Robinson, Reporter; Mike Carter, resident. Secoi d Row: Caroline Little, Cindy Westmoreland, Carol Fisher, Lecia Cagle, Nedra Tabbert, Joy Gravlee, Dianne Crawford, lyrt Roberts, Phyllis Emerson, Cheryl Jaggers. Third Row: Paggy Mosley, Bobby Luke, Steven Ray Hollingsworth, James Howard hames, Cathy McFerrin, Leigh Smithson, Dianne Wilbanks, Judy Rencher, Joey Fields. Fourth Row: Dennis O ' Nan, Sponsor; Richard lul, Paul Belk, Layne Howard, Larry Waters, Donna Carter, Johnnie Ward, Kevin Byrd, Sam Blaylock, Ronnie Crawford. Fifth Row: eLane West, John Brown, Doug Houston, Mark Cooper, Doug Tuttle, Bill Daniels, Jimmy Whitaker, Stan Wright, Andy Yarddog reening. 235 Pi Sigma Epsilon MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT: First Row: John Fraiser, Ward T. Hoye, Bonita M. Gibson, Thelma Spight, Carol Curtis, Amelia Bryon, Vemo Pierce. Second Row: Jim Gilbert, Mark Green, Melodye Dryden, Helga Stahlecker, Martha Mullins, Robin O ' Neil, Karen Mossley, Christie Jones, Christin Klos, Lynn Barkley. Third Row: Jamie Gamer, Craig Parks, Dennis Coleman, Tom McWilliams, Jennifer Jones, Carole Sanderson, Kathy Ainsworth, Vick Harper, Connie Hairston, Deanna Stallings. Fourth Row: Kevin Cunningham, David Killgore, Eddie Kemp, John Bond, Michael Armour, Warren Nash, Ha Clark, Guy Patterson, Tommy Prentice, Don Mclluain, Tellmon Bishop, fifth Row: Travis W. Holifield, David Livingston, Alvin Dillard, Dr. Henry V Nash, Martin DuBose, Kevin Walters, John Wedgeworth. 236 Phi Mu Alpha Sinf onia USIC MAJORS: TOP — First Row: Shirley Simpson, Lisa Lane, Jayne Slaughetr, Lisa McQuary, Paula Beck, Cheryl Prewitt, Debbie Ward, Phyllis ;digo, Lynn Cochran. Second Row: Louie Harrison, Freddie Earl Wilkes, Bobby Earl Ransom, William S. Goff, Teryl M. Herndon, Bobby Brewer, Wayne ncher, Michael Woodson, Emmett Carl Drumgoole, Kent Payne, Faculty Advisor. Third Row: Chris Yates, Chip Kea, Mike Barnes, David Keys, Paul nith, Marty Funderburk, Larry W. McKenzie, Kenneth Gathings, Henry Haynes, III, Gary Barnes, Gary Whitten. DTTOM — PLEDGE CLASS: First Row: Mike Eady, Carl Azcuy, III, David McDill, Don Broadhead, Alan Karlak. Second Row: Jerry D. Brown, Jimmy ' ard, Ronnie Lynch, Bill Dier, Billy Lampkin. 237 Pi Tau Sigma MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HONORARY: First Row: Perry Hitt, President; Keith Beddingfield, Recording Secretary; Keith Logue, Trea surer; Steve Case, Corresponding Secretary. Second Row: Randall R. Canady, Michael Holman, Gregg McDaniel, Steve O ' Neal, Keith Potts Eddie Osborne. Not Pictured: Andy Howell, Vice-President. Pre-Law Society LAW OR LEGAL PROFESSION: First Row: Beth Bazemou, Paul Stephens, Gay Culpepper, Joyce Stegall, Jack Combes, Grain S. William Coress Jack, Debbie Young. Second Row: Brenda Dale, Patti Drapala, Jacqueline Robinson, Gary Doodrie, James Ross, Mark Garriga. Thit Row: Julie Fleming, William Gillon, Robert Rester, Rick Burrow, Robert Crump, Chris Roberts, Sid Evans, Paul Knighten, James M. Savage, D Howard Ball, Advisor. 238 i ' oultry Science Club ' OULTRY SCIENCE MAJORS: First Row: David Martin, William Davis, President; Ed Scott, Bruce Rutledge, Mike Williams. Second Row: )anny Walker, Travis W. Holifield, Dennie Blissett, L. J. Dreesen, Dan Henderson. Third Row: Bruce Dethloff, Secretary-Treasurer; Kendall ' igg, Barry Dale Dunn, James Applewhite, Reymond E. Kirk. Fourth Row: Jeremiah McCarthy, Al Bergin, Gary Brown, Ben C. Dilworth, Joe Veaver. Fifth i?ow; James E. Hill, Fred M. McCorkle, Marquis Arender, Gene Simpson, J. Charles Hanna, Phil Lawler. 239 Pi Omega P BUSINESS TEACHER EDUCATION HONORARY: First Row: Donna Alford, Reporter; Jeanette Stephens, Secretary-Treasurer; Gwen Martin, Vice-Pn ident; Linda Hilton, Historian; Laura Honeycutt, Sharon Nabors, Sylvia AUred, Nancy Welch, President; Steven Wilson. Second Row: Janet Lawren Paula Rice, Edna Hamilton, Patsy Harman, Tammye Baker, Margaret Anderson, Santa Bums, Kay Thomas. Third Row: Tonya Threet, Judy Williamsc Vera Anne Sessum, Brenda Bynum, Janice Hudson, Suzanne Mowry. Fourth Row: Shelia Smith, Lisa Williams, Elisa Sanford, Jo Cooper, Martha Hollidi Dr. Helen Terrell, Sponsor. Fifth Row: Etta Sanderson, Patricia McCluskey, Jeanne Perry, Jane Baird, Janet Strahan, Faye Quinn, Beth Armstrong. Si Row: Miriam Lee, Rhonda Hicks, Janice Lawson. S. D. Lee Honor Counci HONORS PROGRAM: First Row: Karen Shockley, Rachel McCann, Faye Petro, Margaret Molpus, Susan Rouse. Second Row: Steve Ray, Bob Campb Jeff Psoey, Don Whitmire, Frank Puryear. Not Pictured: Candy Cochran, Randy Moore. 240 ' re-Vet Club RE-VET MAJORS: First Row: Joe Carraway, President; Donny Whitehead, Vice-President; Travis Watts, Secretary; Bruce Clark, Treasurer; Tim Falls, griculture Council Representative. Second Row: Pam Hoover, Babe Dakin, Patricia Phillips, Paula Crawford, Jackie Burks, Jodi Bonner. Third Row: Drew arras, Karen Timmons, Norma Trussell, Lynn Odom, Ronnie Heberling, Spooine Scott. Fourth Row: Richard Randle, Evan McGee, Kevin W. Seal, Susan [esse, Belvia Porch, Cay Harris. Fifth Row: Timmy Cummings, Vicki Cassimus, Julie Hood, Ellen Trapp, John Graham, Barb Muszar, Lynne Herrington. ixth Row: Ann Nichols, Lauren Semski, Ben Wright, Jim Watson, Kay Price, Steve McLaurin, Calvin Moody. Seventh Row: Nancy Atkins, Kirby Sills, like Moss, Greg McGrath, Jeff Thomas, Richard Walker, Jett Herring. Eighth Row: Joe Dees, Johnny Hutts, Paul Calhoun, David Booker, Vallie Herring- )n. Angle Hemby, Wesley Dee Granger, Michael Moore. Ninth Row: Ashby Green, Advisor; John Tomlinson, Advisor; Ned Hinton, Mike Reed, Chip lagee, Mark Hembree. 241 REFLECTOR EDITORS: Bette Trevillion, Managing Editor; Tom Bailey, News Editor; Mike Smith, Business Manager; Floyd Daniels, Intramurals Editor; Barbara Pardue, Editor-in-Chief; Cheeky Herrington, Sports Editor; Billy Gross, Photographer Editor. Not Pictured: Marsh Nichols, Women ' s Sport ' s Editor. WRITERS: TOP — Beverly Brown, Zelma Glover, Mary Williams, Tom Bailey, Maria Ciravolo, Robert Brumfield, Becky Sharp, Trent Roberts, Sidney Graves. PRODUCTION STAFF: BOTTOM — Floyd Daniels, Intramurals Editor; Mary Gandy, Ad Layout; Pete Covington, Copy Layout; Tony Shelton, Produc- ion Manager; Richard Benton, Copy Layout; Trent Roberts, Copy Layout; Hildred Pepper, Ad Manager; Ken Tse, Photographer. 243 REVEILLE EDITORS: First Row: Glen Stribling, Limelight; Sam Agnew, Head Photographer. Second Row: Shurley Haas, Greeks; Lynne Chapman, Sports; Marsha Sanderson, Classes. Third Row: Cynthia Sidney, Residence Life; Adri- enne Pakis, Organizations; Michael Oltremari, Editor; Keith Maddin, Academics. Fourth Row: Debbie Bouler, Business Manager; Tony Kilgore, Assistant Editor; Robbie Everitt, Focus. Not Pictured: Libby Compton, Index and Senior Credits. 244 TAFF: First Row: Mark Miller, Lynne Chapman, Debbie Bouler, Jody Bush, Karen Fox. Second Row: Ann Thrower, Terry Hitt, Linda McCreary, Laurie osenbaum. Penny Gibson, Glen Stribling, Tony Kilgore. Third Row: Cynthia Hill, Cynthia Sidney, Kat Allen, Honey May, Susan Wooten, Buzzy Mize, lary Matthes, Shurley Haas, Walker Agnew. Fourth Row: Sam Agnew, Keith Maddin, Robbie Everitt, Susan Foresman, Adrienne Pakis, Tom Herald, laria Ciravolo, Michael Oltremari, Marsha Sanderson. 245 Rho Gamma GOOBS: First Row: Linda McCreary, Lynn Phillips, Becky Drake, Marsha Sanderson, Laurie Rosenbaum. Second Row: Sam Agnew, Marl Bounds, Ann Thrower, Buzzy Mize, Tony Kilgore, Susan Wooten, Karen Wedgeworth, Margaret Newman, Suzanne Sims. Third Row Dutch Rosenbaum, Terry Hitt. Fourth Row: Robbie Everitt, Libby Compton, Barbara Pardue, Cheeky Herrington, Dee Gee Biggs, Sara Ann( Carter, Andre Leckie. Fifth Row: Michael Oltremari, Debbie Bouler, Maria Ciravolo, Penny Gibson, Shurley Haas, Lynn Chapman, Glei Stribling. Sixth Row: Mark Miller, Bill Stone. At the House of Kong: Adrienne Pakis, Susan Foresman, Cindy Foresman, Marsh Nichols, Walker Agnew, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Flick, Bev erly Carter, Keith Maddin, Mary Lee Maddin, Barbara Blankenship, Weenie Evans, Carol Crumbley, Jim Cantrell, John Wilkes. 246 odeo Club ZOLLEGE RODEO: First Row: Bill Diggs, Advisor; Johnny Neergaard, Suzanne Chambless, Tanya Cox, Lisa Moore, Susan Porter. Second low: Billy Warren, Ken Allison, Skip Faulkner, Timothy Chamblee, Bruce Bolen, Dale White, Wayne Vowell. 247 1 , Rugby Club RUGBY CLUB: BOTTOM — First Row: Mike Benvenuttie, Ric Martin, Secretary; Bobby McGee, President; Rick Hardin, Treasurer; Corkey Newmar Second Row. Ted Holmes, Ed Houser, Ed Land, Caley Hawkins, Curtis Cunningham, Ed Keefed, Jim Parker. Third Row: Terry Hughes, Randy Johns, Gre Miller, David Morgan, Gary Stokes. Not Pictured: Calvin Beasley, Match Secretary; Jim Rose, Jim Carter, Tony Sikes, Anthony Dooson, Pat McKinney, R Shanuck. 248 cotch Guard ARMY SERVICE AUXIUARY: TOP — First Row: Cathy Herman, Beth Shields, Cyndee Bardwell, Gail Eubanks, Mar- tha Mullins, Lynn Fant, Dana O ' Neal. Second Row: Mary Jane Wooten, Lillian Puckett, Carolyn Fant, Libby Compton, Patty Thompson, Merrill Russell, Mitzi Shaffer. Third Row: Jill James, Kathy Stransky, Hope Hamilton, Janet Culliver, Ann Williams. Fourth Row: Renee Russell, Melodye Mitchell, Angie Burkes, Cindy Woodruff, Leslie Gruber. Fifth Row: Lynn Smith, Robin Blackledge, Terri Box, Frances Long, Diane David, Beth Crook. Sixth Row: Susan Rouse, Ginaz Mazzanti, Sherri Robinson, Tracy Grayer, Ruthie Johnson, Cindy Coatsworth. Seventh Row: Donna Barkley, Kelli Man- sel. Daphne Eubanks, Jeni Laney, Eden Taylor, Cindy Stringer. BOTTOM LEFT — First Row: Cathy Herman, Beth Shields, Cyndee Bardwell. Second Row: Dana O ' Neal, Gail Eubanks, Martha Mullins, Lynn Fant. 249 Sigma Alpha Iota PROFESSIONAL SOCIAL MUSIC CLUB: First Row: Sara Foster, President; Nina Russell, Vice President; Marie Lyon, Recording Secretary Pam Hicks, Treasurer; Lisa McQuary, Chaplain; Patti Walton, Sergeant at Arms; Susan Alexander, Corresponding Secretary. Second Row Lynn Cochran, Marcia Stewart, Janet Blackwell, Jan Barlow, Linda French, Kathy Martin, Sue Cutts, Nan Smith. Third Row: Jane Bird, Pauh Beck, Marsha Carleton, Kerry Polk, Diana Parrott, Sharon Walters, Jeanne Nelson, Carrie Barrentine. Semper Fidelis FUTURE USMC OFFICERS: John Stewart, Fred Dixon, Bob Dawson, Dennis Keel, Earl Hodil, Dennis Cox, Wayne Maxey, John Owens, Dr. G. W. Parker, Advisor. 250 .A.M. TERESTED IN MANAGEMENT: First Row: Pricilla Drake, Odessa Wallace, Vicki Ray, Rebecca Moore, Carol White, Sandy Plunkett. Sec- nd Row: Mark F. Wilson, Robert Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer; Gary Minyard, Vice-President — Membership; Ed. W. Miley, President; Ver- on Pierce, Robert Chapman, Greg Miley, Andree Miller, Vice-President — Public Relations; Joel L. Yelverton, Vice-President — Programs; obert H. Brister, Granville Tate, Jr. society of American Foresters ORESTRY MAJORS: First Row: G. H. Weaver, Dale Brown, Horace L. McNeal, Mike Bril, Jerry W. Windham, Doris Newton. Second Row: harlie Donald, Kathy Flanigan, Steve Taylor, Vernon Nelson, Bill Grymes, Debby Gaddis, Jim Sheppard. Third Row: Brant Godbold, Charles urkhardt, Mike Mikell, John Burris, John J. Petrick, Lynn Overstreet, Edy Williams, Mark Strauss, Ken Real, Gary W. Nichols. 251 Society for Collegiate Journalists OUTSTANDING JOURNALISM STUDENTS: First Row: Jimmy Orkin, Carey Blake, Trent Roberts, Cheeky Herrington, Glen Stribling. Sec ond Row: Warren Strain, Susan Anderson, Mike Smith, Marsh Nichols, Keith Maddin, Robbie Everitt, Bette Trevillia, Debbie Bouler, Beck Drake, President; Barbara Pardue. Third Row: Michael Oltremari, Laurie Rosenbaum, Tony Kilgore, Cynthia Sidney, Tom Bailey, Vice-Presi dent; Penny Gibson, Secretary; Dr. Teitsworth, Sam Agnew. Society of Petroleum Engineers PETROLEUM ENGINEERING MAJORS: First Row: T. Vaughn, John K. Henderson, Jimmy Baxter, Wallace White, John Garey, Lonnie Mcdade. Second Row: Alex Summerour, Burce A. Branning, Burton Harrison, Rick A. McGee, Sam Hicks. Third Row: Henry Shurlds, Alan James, Kathy Pyatt, Steve Rosenberg, Joe Pickett, Larry Cole. Fourth Row: Dr. Herbert G. Warren, Dr. M. A. Nobles, Dr. Rudy G. Rogers, Dr. W. W. Hought. 252 student Dietetics Club ETETIC MAJORS: First Row: Denise Maulds, Mary Rye, President; Rita Burcham, Callie Triplett, Thelma Pumeu, Arlena Allen. Second w: Rochelle Miller, Janet Gordy, Sue Wells, Carolyn Roan, Marilyn McKee, Vice-President; Kay Carlisle, Secretary. Third Row: JoAnn Hen- igton, Annette Williams, Kathy Prentice, Treasurer; Esther Wilgenbusch, Advisor; Joyce Hayes. student Institute of Floral Design ORAL DESIGN: First Row: Susan Halik, Laurin Yates, Tonya Green, Donna Vaughn, Angie Ainsworth, Suzie Patterson. Second Row: indy Braswell, Matt Wood, Ann Gibson, Norma Hayes, Susan Cruise, Ralph Null, Student Advisor. Not Pictured: Thomas Land. 253 Tau Beta Pi ENGINEERING HONORARY: First Row: John G. Cesare, Jr., Lynn Bilbo, David Pierce, Johnny Long, William N. Koos, Jr., President; Bill ' Williamson, Vice President; Kenneth Huey, Ernest Waaser, Bob Greer, Alan Backus, Eddie Osborne. Second Row: John Windham, Curt Cunningham, Lionel Hamrick, Susan Hoxie, Wayne Braswell, Corresponding Secretary; William R. Nanney, Ronnie Hughes, Keith Beddin field. Perry Hitt. Third Row: Johnny Wever, Robert Wilson, Janet McPhail, Cataloger; Richard L. Johnson, Recording Secretary. 254 rheta Tau lOFESSIONAL ENGINEERING HONORARY: First Row: Kent Fortenberry, Corresponding Secretary; Kenneth Hughey, Regent; John But- :, Jim Sumrall, Vice Regent; Thermo, Lewis Echols, Keith Logue, Dennis Anderson, Don Davis, Bill Williamson, David Bellew, Bill Thomas, att Willis. Second Row: Roland Garretson, Scribe; Rusty Tipton, Richard Johnson, Warren Deas. Third Row: Mark Neumann, Tommy Wat- n. Treasurer; Mark Tipton. 255 Union Program Counci The Union Program Council has two sides. One side (above) is the dignified, leadership look that they are force to uphold in meetings and on some special occasions. BUT THEN . . . there is a crazy, imaginative side (below) th; is necessary to produce an exciting and interesting assortment of programs for the students of MSU. First Row: Jana Jarnigan, Entertainment; Lynne Allen, Special Events; Carol Sanderson, Secretary; Scooter Lucas, Student Director; Adrien Pakis, Publicity; Melodye Mitchell, Holiday Entertainment; Marthalie Miller, Fine Arts. Second Row: Susan Little, Social; Steve Grafton, R( reation; Tom McWillaims, Lectern; Ben Puckett, Video Tape; Mike Marion, Union Program Advisor; Walker Agnew, Travel; Gale Rhod Union Program Director. 256 Entertainment St Row: Lee Miller, Linda Spencer, Theresa Brady, Suzanne Caccamise, Margaret Hutcherson, Jane Neil, Gail Keer, Marguerite Tew, Rose Leggett, Jenni- Still, Bit Smithers. Second Row: Walter Bryant, Gail B. Allen, Carol Bain, Reba D. Lee, Idonia K. Bibbs, Audry J. Dambrino, Tonya Threet, Pam Huff, thryn Carter, Susan Gibbons, Terri Carpenter, Frank Jones, Jana Jamigan. Third Row: Kelli Mansel, Toots Stringer, Susan Webb, Tommi Bryant, Jan illiams, Roger M. Setzler, Karen Smith, Vicki Crowder, Terrell Stone, Kay Majure, Eddie Stokes. -ine Arts ' St Row: Newassa M. Hampton, Margie Cummins, Martha Fulgham, Robin Blackledge, Norma Gasquet, Lorna Jones, Donna Shotts, Diane Butler, Laurie are, Bettey Dees. Second Row: Beth Renee Magee, Peggy Hartley, Emerick Duquesnay, Janet Smith, Secretary; Billy Gross, Drew Barras, Marthalie iller. Chairman; Debra Burns. Third Row: Amy Kennedy, Susan Elliott, Mike Kerby. 257 Holiday Entertainmenl First Row: Peggy Long, Corinne Alexander, Sherry Tedder, Secretary; Donna Barkley, Melodye Mitchell, Chairman; Lucy Pace, Idylette Bozz( Christy Candle, Cyndy Cambre. Second Row: Can Moffatt, Ruth Scoggin, Cathy Smith, Chris Rushing, Kay Emrick, Jennifer Jones, Lyi Barkley, Kathy Waltman, Mary Carroll Montgomery, Beth Crook, Lisa Cotton, Merrill Russell, Janice Dabbs. Third Row: Mary Bean, Katl Smith, Kathy Moreton, Jill James, Jody Causey, Ann Jackson, Martha Measells, Lydia Lofton, Lee Beth Smith, Donna Campbell, Phyllis W son. Donna Johnson, Georgette Castigliola. Lecterr First Row: Jessie L. Steen, Vadie L. Steen, Lora Naugher, Susan MuUican, Karen Ledbetter, Suzy Gordon. Second Row: Maritucker Frankl Tom McWilliam, Chairman; Margaret Newman, Kathy Mason, Melissa Gamble, Steve Thornton, Robert White, Gay Culpepper. Third Ri Jamie Cox, Ricky Clarke, Clay Necaise, Cliff Duncan. 258 Publicity First Row: Stanette Sullivan, Debbie Smith, Julia Bethune, Amy Daniel, Joyce Napper, Felecia Baber. Second Row: Jan Salter, Ken McGehee, Adrienne Pakis, Barbara Thompson, Bill Adkins. Third Row: Mary Beth Ranney, Marisa Simmons, Mary Beth Fountain, Kathy Green, Alan Horton, Allen McGlinchey. Fourth Row: Janet Thames, Jan Levins, Craig Parks, Stacy Wong, Debbie DeWeese, Hope Hamilton, Renee Ether- idge, Beverly Bums, Thomas Emerson, Audry Dambrino, Kirby Cook. Recreation First Row: Cindy Woodruff, Cindy Caulfield, Penny Castle, Marty Mosby, Ann Baker, Zahid Qayum, Douglas Milton. Second Row: Cheryl Hicks, Terri Ande rsen, Dave Fowler, Melissa Blackard, Julie Fergus, Kricia Bush, Mike Collins. Third Row: Kat Howell, Cathy Thomas, Patty Hudson, Lynn Smith, Karen Perry, Clare Thomas, Kim Curbow. Fourth Row: Susan Morrison, Susan Head, Marsha Case, Suzanne Blalock, Ann Downey, Cynthia Russell, Steve Grafton, Chairman. Not Pictured: Ken Allen, Terri Lynn Anderson, Kim Ballard, Becky Batson, Johnny Dean, Tina Edwards, Patty Faust, Marion Jones, Carla Ketterman, Beth Krebs, Lauri Metts, Susan Spight, Anita Swilley, Vicki Whittington. 259 Social First Row: Valorie Lusby, Joann Hennington, Jan Provenza, Shawn Webber, Pam Vance, Becky Burchfield, Ellen Magee, Lynn Twitty, Man June Addkinson, Sandy Franklin, Alice Tate, Franklin Cockrell, Arlena Allen. Second Row: Susan Little, Pam Reeves, Paula Reeves, Chery Chapman, Beth Bowen, Sandy Endt, Jill Basinger, Sherry Spencer, Mary Conner McCullough, Carolyn Yarbrough, Lean Yargbrough, JuIm Jaber, Kathy Wood, Susan Stevens, Susan Radcliffe, Jan Provenza. Third Row: Kirk McGeittee, Cindy Fields, Sharon Davenport, Kin Vance Julia Cowden, Jean Marie Turcotte, Myra Stevens, LuAnn Green, Tammie Wages, Helen Hicks, Martha Leigh Watkins, Liz Hutchison, Susai Wooten, Theresa Cameron, Paula Neal, Toni Holloman. Special Events 260 first Row: Olga Angelo, Lee Ball, Pam Carpenter, Laura Stockton, Becky McDonald, Janie Jones, Jan Brent, Sheryl Strub, Mitzi Beasley, Banc Biglane, Cindy Yeatman, Melody Dryden, Lynne Allen, Cindy Van Zandt. Second Row: Lew Anne West, Margaret Herrington, Cathy Hamil ton, Gayle Gavin, Deloise Jenkins, Linda Muckelrath, Jon Taggart, Jennifer Riley, Peggy Michel, Joye Jones, Kim Mosley, Laura Thomtor Kathy Young, Melissa Williams. Travel ' irst Row: Cragin Carter, Cindy Harvey, Walker Agnew, Chairman; Debra Simpson, Ceezee Huffman, Secretary. Second Row: Sheila Reid, Celeste Suthoff, Debbie Jones, Susan Thomson, Allen Maxwell, David Morgan, Vic Crain. Third Row: Gary Edwards, Maury L. Davis, Randy rahan, Frank Puryear, Tim Winstead, Randy Reynolds, Marc Aiken, Tommy Wofford. Video-Tape First Row: Ben Puckett, Daryl Amos, Dave Cobb. Second Row: Pat Smith, Paul McDonald. 261 University Choir  - i ' . ps. f f- 0. ;. f f f, («) ' ' a f UNIVERSITY CHOIR: MEMBERS: Denise Adams, Susan Alexander, Margaret Arnold, Steve Arnold, Martha Atchison, Debra Bardwell, Jan Barlow, Carl Basden, Dwayne Bays, Jane Bird, Johnny Bittle, Janet Blackwell, Steve Blair, Alton Blanton, Angelia Boler, Gwen Booth, Jerry Brown, Bob Buckley, Johnny Buckner, Sandy Calloway, Robert Calvary, Marsha Carleton, Beth Cook, Lynn Cooke, Terry Cooley, Susan Cooper, Billy Cotten, Lowell Covington, Sonny Crow, Janet Culliver, Sally Daniel, Patsy Deyamport, Lisa Dismuke, Donna Dobbs, Debbie Easley, David Ector, Shirley Ervin, Kathy Ewing, Wayne Fancher, Sara Foster, Keith Fowlkes, Wayne Francis, Linda French, Donna Funderburg, Marty Funderburk, Jean Furr, Medardo Galindo, Kenneth Gath- ings, Carol Grayson, Greg Greene, Twila Gregory, Shelia Guest, Vicki Harper, Patricia Hartung, Lea Ann Hill, Denise Holliman, Jenny Horton, Ned James, Sharon Jarrett, Kitty Johnson, Cathy Kelly, Deborah Kennedy, Marcia Land, Lisa Lane, Jan Levins, Lydia Lofton, Marie Lyon, Rob Maher, Kelly Mansel, Kathy Martin, David McCormick, Dennis McCully, Paul McDonald, Patty McGehee, Curt McLemore, Melanie McNutt, Mitzi Mikell, Margaret Molpus, Susan Morrison, Charles Nelson, Jeanne Nelson, Lynne Pace, Phillip Palmer, Sharia Palmer, Diana Parrott, Lorainne Perritt, Esta Perrott, Kerry Polk, Phil Posey, Cheryl Prewitt, Thelma Purnell, Alan Quam, Jim Rhodes, Anita Rice, Ed Roberts, Tricia Rosamond, Nina Russell, Jean Shannon, Sherye Simmons, Tim Smith, Don Steward, Marcia Stewart, Mollye Stewart, John Still, Joy Tate, David Taylor, Joel Taylor, Sharon Walter, Patti Walton, Deborah Ward, Ann Williams, Dionne Williams, Pam Williams, Angela Willis, Rita Wood, Mike Woodson. 262 Jniversity Madrigal Singers ELECT CHORAL ENSEMBLE: MEMBERS: Margaret Arnold, Jan Barlow, Dwayne Bays, Jane Bird, Johnny Bittle, Sandy Calloway, Suzi Cooper, Sue utts. Donna Dobbs, David Ector, Jean Furr, Jenny Horton, Ned James, Rob Maher, Phil Posey, Cheryl Prewitt, Nina Russell, Marcia Stewart, Patti Walton, ita Wood, Mike Woodson. 263 Wanawake Society HONORARY SOCIETY: First Row: Carl Lee, Eddie Griffin, Willie Floyd George, John SHffin, Willie Lawrence, Franklin Lockrell, C. Hampton. Secom Row: Juanaster Ball, Chinester Ball, Thelma Purnell, Qugusta Burton, Judith Kimble, Treasurer; Odessa Wallace, Vickie Jenkins, Assistant Secretary; Bea trice Taylor, Vice-President. Third Row: Elizabeth Mitchell, Dean of Pledges; Joyce Allen, President; Janice Martin, Laura Rice, Secretary; Connie Smith Assistant Dean of Pledges. 264 iA eightlifting Club k EIGHT TRAINING CLUB: First Row ; Ross Bell, Dena White, T. J. Harmon, Charlie Hogg, Donna Sarris, Cary Vaughn. Second Row: Donna arter, Bo Lundy, Matt Stone, Dwight Myrick, Matt Romito, Edith Riley, Gerald Pitts, Coach. Third Row: Debbie Blomeley, Secretary-Trea- irer; Steve Rosenberg, Vice-President; John Bagwell, Keith Smith, John NespoH, Gary Leo Philliph, Ronald Oakes, President; Walter Warren, ick Magee. young Republicans lOLLEGE REPUBLICANS: First Row: Lyn Smith, Susan Wooten, Amy Lipe, Vice-President; Brenda Nanney, Carrie Lee, Robin Nevels. Sec- nd Row: Joey Yelverton, Bud Nail, Lee Ann Myers, Theresa Graves, Zoila Robinson, Jane Odom, Melissa Gamble, Don Mosley, Treasurer. ' ' bird Row: David Simmons, MSU Chairman; Eugene Fox, Robert Owens, Alan Nunnelee, Publicity Chairman; Rick Caldwell, Chuck Borum. iot Pictured: Barbara Pardue, Mississippi CR Chairman; Tommy Risher, Jeff Backus, Donna Luke. 265 mmnh Cardinal Key Cardinal Key National Honorary Sorority is made up of Juniors and Seniors who have excelled academically and in leadership posi- tions. PRESIDENT Carolyn Fant SECRETARY-TREASURER Martha Mullins RUSH Karen Wedgeworth M ' Lou Austin Jane Bird Debbie Bouler Linda Clark Melinda Davis Donna Dobbs Gail Eubanks Susan Foresman Penny Gibson Tin Hannaford Cathy Herman Leath Johnson Scooter Lucas Mary Mosby Margaret Newman Robin Nevels Dana O ' Neal Karen Perry Lynn Phillips Laurie Rosenbaum Marsha Sanderson Patti Walton 266 Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa strives to recognize and encourage exem- plary character, scholarship, and exceptional leadership and service. PRESIDENT Jeff Read VICE-PRESIDENT Bobby Thompson TREASURER Gregjones HISTORIAN Carolyn Fant STUDENT MEMBERS Lynn Allen Jane Bird Linda Clark Becky Drake Jesse Ethridge Gail Eubanks Carloyn Fant Ruthie Fields Susan Foresman Jeffrey Fortenberry John Futrell Penny Gibson Tina Hannaford Cathy Herman Ben Herzog Celia Holladay Linda Hudson William Hughey Joe Irby Richard Johnson Greg Jones Scooter Lucas E. B. Martin Mark Miller Paul Mize Mary Mosby Martha Mullins Michael Oltremari Lynn Phillips Jeff Read Roy Rein Laurie Rosenbaum David Rube Marsha Sanderson William Simpson Bee Stricklin Sherry Sullivan Bobby Thompson Bill Warner Karen Wedgeworth Allen Williams Ann Williams ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Dr. J. H. Anderson Dean L. C. Behr Dr. John K. Bettersworth Dr. C. W. Bouchillon Dr. C. T. Carley Dr. T. T. Crow Mr. Arthur Davis Mr. L. D. Furgerson Dr. W. L. Giles Dr. Merrill M. Hawkins Mr. Gaddis Hunt Mr. P. B.Jacob Dr. G. W. Johnston Dr. R. L. Jones Dr. R. E. Wolverton Dr. Charles E. Lindley Dr. M. T. Loftin Dr. T. K. Martin Dr. D.W. McCain, Jr. Dr. James D. McComas Dr. J. C. McKee Dr. Henry Nash Dr. L. E. Nelson Mr. A. P. Posye Dr. G. M. Rogers Dean Harry Simrall Dr. Jean Snyder Mr. A. T. West Dr. L. N. Wise 267 Phi Kappa Phi Members for Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society are chosen on the twin essentials of superior scholarship and good character. This society is made up second semester juniors, seniors, and faculty. PRESIDENT Dr. Jean K. Snyder VICE-PRESIDENT Steve O ' Neal SECRETARY Dr. Jean Overcash TREASURER J. K. Jones Nancy Aiken Kathryn L. Akin Caroline Anderson Cheryl L. Anglin Mary L. Austin William L. Backus Billy J. Ball Nancy Barger Pamela Barnes C. Suzanne Barnett Gregory B. Barrow James L. Betayjr. Jennie A. Beedle Christopher L. Behr Charles J. Bell, Jr. Caroline Bennett Hugh W. Bennett J. K. Bettersworth Julie Bhansali Jane E. Bird Robert E. Bliss Robert B. Boggan Beverly 5. Booth Martha O. Booth Peggy C. Bowen Larry L. Box Anna M. Brent Patti Brothers Deborah F. Brown Zora A. Brown Michael O. Brumfield Faye S. Bryan Gordon K. Bryan Mary M. Buckley Jackie L. Burks, Jr. Ted Lee Burns Melissa Ann Byran Martha K. Bryant Katherine E. Byrd Corine M. Cohill Edwin S. Callaway Linda R. Carlisle Joseph W. Carraway Richard G. Carter, Jr. Janis Chambers 5. Elaine Chaney Danny L. Cheatham Margaret L. Chisolm Anne B. Christian Linda A. Clark Judith G. Collins Dorothy Colwick Tomi E. Cook Chris L. Corhern Wayne R. Coskrey Mary Ann Cotton Tavia E. Couch Polly J. Covington Louise D. Crafton Jean B. Crane Joyce E. Crawford Pamela L. Crewshaw Nancy M. Critz Robert S. Crump, III Paul Cuicchi B. Susan Dalton Fred Davis James T. Davis Katherine E. Davis Mary E. Derivaux Vicki E. Dimino Charles R. Dismuke Donna C. Dobbs H. Gail Donnell Gregory A. Douglas Margaret L. Douglas Melody A. Dryden Donald C. Duffey Eric M. Dyess Lynda J. Lake ' Joe B. Edmond Nelle D. Elam Mary Epps Jacqueline Epting Mary Ann Evans Robert A. Everitt W. Wayne Faneber, Jr. Julia E. Faulk Sheryl G. Fox Helen Frye Cynthia K. Fuller John M. Futrell Anna R. Gassaway Faye Gatewood Kenneth G. Gathings Nanette Gholston William L. Giles Elizabeth K. Gold Karen Gold J. Lori Golden Clinton Graves, Jr. Sidney O. Graves, III Linda A. Grays Robert W. Greer Gerald P. Griffith James G. Hamill Teresa J. Hamill Karen B. Hamilton S. Lynn Hancock Herbert Handley Martina Ruth Hannaford 268 Mary L. Hare Woodrow Hare John L. Harper Donna Harrington Betty J. Harrison Mark R. Harrison Debra L. Hattox Merrill Hawkins Julius J. Hayden, Jr. John T. Hays, III Tommve Henderson Alfred Hicks, Jr. Cheryl D. Hicks James E. Hill Vickie H. Hill Thomas Hinckle Nell C. HoUingsworth A. G. Holmes Eva L. Holston P. Lynn Hood Mary R. Howell Bill M. Hudnall Tina P. Hudson Ronnie D. Hughes William Hughes W. Kenneth Hughey Deborah S. Hurbert Mary Hunt Verner G. Hurt Jack L. Johsnon, Jr. George B . Johnston, Jr. Gary Jones D. Gregg Jones James K. Jones Rose Marie Joseph Joel Dell Jowey Cecilia A. Karn Lois Kilgore John R. King Ira L. Kirkpatrick, III William E. Knight Mary B. Lamb Mary C. Landin Vernon C. Langston, III Jan L. Laster Mary D. Lawson John H. Ledyard James B. Lee Miriam A. Lee Henry H. Leverck K. Denise Lewis Lewis Liddell, Sr. R. Katherine Limerick Charles Lindley Nancy Lindley Kenneth A. Little W. W. Littlejohn Marion T. Loftin Sarah L. Lowenberg Mary S. Lowery Howard C. Lowther Michael M. Lowther Margaret F. Lucas John W. Lusk A. Marie Lyon Genean Maddux Charles W. Maris, Jr. Michael W. Marshall Earnest B. Martin T. K. Martin Martha L. Mayo Rachel E. McCann Carmen Mclendon Shirley D. McClung James D. McComas Willie L.McDaniel Theresa L. McDearman Chester McKee Donna L. McLenore Mildred McReynolds Lisa N. Mefford Mary A. Miley Norma J. Miller Rhonda S. Milner Eugene Mitchell Gerrel Mithcell Gary L. Mize James E. Moak Margaret E. Molpus Glover Moore Randal K. Moore Mary S. Mosby Karen L. Moseley Martha M. Mullins S. B. Murray Louise E. Mykolyk Thomas M. Neal Lyie E. Nelson Robert H. Nichols Margaret L. Newman Dona L. O ' Neal Steve O ' Neal J. P. Overcash Stephen F. Overcash Glenda F. Owens Nancy J. Owen Thomas B. Pace Pamela J. Pardue Arthur W. Parker Dianne Patterson William A. Patterson Margaret Peebles Patsy Pepples Samuel H. Peeples Barbara L. Pell Karen A. Perry Patricia A. Phipps Alice A. Pickering Cornelia Pilgrim Stephen F. Pinkerton Mary E. Pollard Velma Porter Richard C. Randolph Christopher R. Rebman Carol J. Reed Davis A. Reed Susie A. Reed Roy O. Rein Carolyn Reeves M. Catherine Robbins Nancy P. Robertson Ralph Robertson George L. Robson Gaines Rogers Patricia Ruggiero Judy B. Rutledge Thomas Saunders Lura Lee Scales Sara Scales Sharon R. Scholtes Thomas E. Scoggin, Jr. Susan Scott Glen A. Sharp Anne Shuttleworth Rebecca C. Sibley Evelyn Simmons W. A. Simmons William D, Simpson Alan C. Smith Nan M. Smith Shelly CI, Smith Harold Snellgrove Jean K, Snyder Kathy D. Sones John G. Sparrow Alan R. Stanford A. William St. Clair Robert G. Stelts Michael C. Sterling Haroold W. Steward Mary J. Stribling Sherry A. Sullivan Donna L. Summers Willetta Swoope Cattie Taylor Martha Taylor Janet M. Tebo John Tennyson Charles H. Thomas Cynthia K. Thomas Lisa Gay Thomas Elizabeth Thorn S. Ray Tisdale Mary E. Tkach Mildred W. Townsend David L. Trammell Callie S. Triplett R.Ernest Waaser, III Larry Walker Robert D. Walker Janet H. Wasson Alice D. Watson Pamela F. Webb John W.Welch, Jr. John W. Wever, Jr. Ethel Whisler A. Katherine White Robert C. White, Jr. Donnie W. Whitehead Louise Whitlow C. Donald Whitmire,Jr. Allen D. Williams J. Byron Williams Helen F. Wilson Janis E. Wood Elizabeth K. Woodruff Katherine E. Woods Phebe Wren Richard Wright Christopher R. Yates Nancy L. Yates W. Parker Yelverton Mary L. Young Sandra G. Young 269 Jgk y T l • 1 1 r • ' r Phil Lta bigma ML i H Phi Eta Sigma promotes and recognizes high scholastic attainment Mm l among freshman students. y [ PRESIDENT Neil Tramel fl 1 VICE-PRESIDENT Wliliam E. Tew P fc h SECRETARY TREASURER Dorothy Moore H Keith Hill Ij QL- SENIOR ADVISOR James Lundy FACULTY ADVISOR Tip Allen, Jr. Marr Aiken Ricky T. Cleveland Lauire Beth Anderson Vicki Lynn Cole Linda Andrews Jacqueline D. Coley Margaret Ann Arnold Thomas C. Coltharp Andy T. Arant, Jr. Peter S. Cooley Eilzabeth Anne Aufdemorte Betty Joyce Cross Bryan A. Bailey John Allen Crow David K. Ball Michael Darley Jeannine Baskin Michael C. Dawson Kyle S. Bateman Karen Ann Deaton Donnie Belk Donna Dobbs Nancy Blair Janice Elaine Dobbs Sharon A. Boleware Marion Drake Etta G. Buckley Julia Ellis William Burnham Robert F. Elrod John Butler Robert Everitt Elizabeth Jane Cagle Mary Susan Finley Robert H. Campbell Linda Fortner Marsha Ruth Carleton John Futrell James Can- Roland Garretson Martha Gail Christian Robert Garst Cyrus Clark Theresa Ann Graves Richard L. Clarke, III Luanne Green James W. Clements Robert Greer 270 Joe W. Griffith, Jr. George D. Groner Ann Marie Hagen Deborah Louise Hardin Sandra R. Haynes Steven Hicks Bryant K. Hill Mary Jean House Douglas E. Houston Deborah Jean Howard Terry Johnny Hutte Jack Johnson Charles S. Jones Gregg Jones James Josey Jody Josey Ira Kirkpatrick Larry W. Koos Alan P. Kurtzberg Gina Lee Lackey Vernon Langston John H. Ledyard Carl Lee John R. Letteri Sharon K. Londley Katherine A. Lolley William Lundley James Lundy William W. Majors Mark 5. Malone Gary McChesney Richard McConnell Bernard E. McDearman Vickey Lynn McDill Phillip McGuire Scott McPherson Margaret Helen Megehee Dorothy Johanne Moore Randal Moore Pam Murphree Paula Neal Margaret Nichols Meladie Ann Nobles Patrick A. Nunnelee Hilary Chidozie Okoye Denise Kathleen Pennartz Jo Perkins Teri Lynn Phillips Philip L. Posey Glenda Powell Kathryn Lee Pyatt Susan S. Radcliffe Thomas G. Ramey Richard Randolph Ann Rhodes George Riggs Rebecca Lynn Rose Arthur St. Clair James M. Savage David Scott Alan Senter Donna Sue Sessoms Kenneth Allen Shaw, Jr. Mary Shaw Gary E. Shelton Mary Jo Sherman Calr G. Shirley Brenda Gail Sistrunk James R. Slay Alison Smith Nan M. Smith Karen Jane Stringer Patricia Anne Suttle Elmer Tee Templeton William E. Tew Douglas Thomas Vivian Thomas Brenda Thornton James R. Tobermann, Jr. Albert Neil Tramel Myrna Lee Tramel Rebecca Lee Weddle Phyllis Gay White Deborah Ann Whittemore Janice Williams John Williams Robert J. Wills, Jr. Annelle Wilson Thomas Wofford Mary Kathleen Yarbrough Wirt A. Yerger, III Gene Francis Young 271 Residence Halls Inter-Residence Hall Counci Gary Dearing Treasure Raymond May Presiden Brenda White Programme Lynn McDavid Secretary Ron Ohlmeyer Vice Presiden Rufus Stewart Comptrolle 274 The IRHC is an organization composed of residence hall students to coordinate, program, and legislate for students living in residence halls through elected repre- sentatives from each living group. Among the responsi- bilities of this assembly are acting as the voice of resi- dence hall students to the University administration, making recommendations to administrative personnel concerning policies and regulations as well as initiating student programs for the improvement of residence hall living and services. Although the IRHC is a relatively new student serv- ice organization of only seven years ' existence, it has proven itself to be the largest, most dynamic, and prog- ressive organization of its kind. Representing and pro- viding service to over 5,000 residence hall students, the IRHC has made significant contributions to individual students and the campus as a whole through their past programs. The IRHC is financially self-sustaining through its refrigerator ren :al program and milk machines in the residence hails. The IRHC then uses, re-invests, and distributes these profits through the campus residence hall system to the benefit of all resi- dents. IRHC involvement goes behind the MSU campus, their record of achievement growing with their bounda- ries. Nacurch ' 76, the annual convention of the National Association of College and University Resi- dence Halls, was sponsored by the Mississippi State IRHC on campus in May of that year. From over 350 Residence Hall leaders representing schools in the United States and Canada, MSU received the highest award, Best School of the Year. At Nacurch ' 77 in Stillwater, Oklahoma, Mississippi State IRHC still rated highly. The Council captured three from a total of four top ranked awards: Most Spirited Delegation, Best School Display, and Sportsmanship Award. The Coun- cil was further honored for 1978 when two of its mem- bers, Basil Daley and Raymond May, were chosen as director and assistant director of the South Atlantic Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls regional convention held at the University of Florida at Gainesville in February. Considering their record, dynamic and progressive are words well chosen to describe the MSU Inter-Residence Hall Council. 275 Butler Sponsors Orphans Butler assists its residents in educational and socia activities. Enthusiasm is built through such events as treasure hunt, a slave auction, discos, and movies. Con- cerned for orphaned children, Butler is sponsoring func raising projects for boy and girl ranches. The residents form a well-rounded society — one that works wel together with many interests. The hall council mem- bers are: Ann Farrish, President; Nancy Taylor, Trea- surer; Linda Hearon, Secretary; Gloria Kitchens, Socia Chairman; and Luevina Smith, Sports Chairman. Th( Wing Chairmen are: Patricia Alexander, Carolyr Bowie, Charlotte Hogg, and Gail Willis. 276 Cresswell Is ' ' Socially Involved One of the goals of 1977-78 year was to become ' socially involved with as many of the men ' s halls as 30ssible. This was accomplished through discos, Hal- oween parties, and hayrides, among other things. A hen we weren ' t busy getting to know the guys; how- ever, we were getting to know each other. Through lallwide activities such as dancing and macrame les- ions, spaghetti and salad suppers, sad movies and scary novies, practical jokes and cleaning up after practical okes, we came to know each other as friends. Each year hallwide elections take place for the presi- ient, vice-president, secretary-treasurer and social rhairman. This year they were Honey Lawrence, Alli- on Smith, Evelyn MaGee and JoAnn Tinsley, respec- :ively. These girls made up the Executive Council of Zresswell. Each floor voted on a floor governor who A ' orked with the Executive Council. These girls were fulie Fleming, Peggy Michel, Jayne Slaughter, Melanie VlcNutt, and Jeni Laney. Lynn Carlisle, our new Head Resident, was advisor for the Executive Council and Board of Government. As far as we are concerned, this was a great year for Cresswell. We worked together, we studied together, we played together, we ate together, we won together, we lost together, we laughed together, we cried together, we grew together. 277 Critz Critters Critz Hall, a previously male dorm, was converted to a women ' s hall in 1972. The appropriate name for their mascot could only be Critz Critter. Because Critz is located near the men ' s residence halls, an opportunity is presented for joint social functions between male and female halls. The residence hail director, Ana Sanchez, has plan- ned with the aid of her cabinet a series of entertaining events to avert the monotony of dorm life. One such event is the Annual Womeniess Beauty Pageant, when men dress as women. Others are the Dating Game, Secret Santa, Discos, Movies, and Cookouts. 278 Do It With Duggar TOP LEFT — First Row: Sid Salter, President; Henry Coolidge, Vice- President; Mark Kilgore, Secretary; Robert Jackson, Treasurer; Carl Clingan, Social Chairman; Lamar Homan, Sports Chairman. Second Row: Jimmy Abraham, Hall Director; Joe Huerkamp, Tim Beckett, Jim Mitchell, Mike Hogan, Phillip Williams, Robert Baker. ' ' . .?• Do it with Dugger — a motto reflecting activity, wolvement, and the characteristic spirit of freshmen Dugger Hall. Passive recreation had no place in Dug- er. Residents participated in intrahall sports, viewed ovies, and extended interests to the campus by spon- Dring discos, spirit month, and an annual invitational asketball bowl. It is no surprise that Dugger has fre- uently placed high in freshman competition for the IcComas Trophy. By extending their policy of involvement others ben- efited from Dugger ' s activities. Profits from the basket- ball bowl were donated to charity, and residents raised $150 which was given to the parents of John M. Carroll, a Dugger resident who was killed in a car accident. A trophy case and bronze picture were dedicated to him as well. Through competition and cooperation the men of Dugger created a spirit that future resident halls will strive to capture. ' Treshman Pride did it again. 279 Evans Is Castle of Kings 1 - • i Vn ,, Evans, the Castle of Kings, is the residence hall where personal relations come natural. The suite arrangement makes for small groups that form a unit one can call home. The semibox construction residents can witness the fun-filled volleyball and pinball games which fre- quently add an air of competitiveness. The lobby has also been the site of several activities including dances, movies, bull sessions, and the ever popular all night tel- evision shows. TOP RIGHT — Front Row: Glenn Davidson, Terry Hitt, Gary West, John Bolls, Ronnie Lynch, John L Petrick. Back Row: Steve Ray, Mark Francis, Mike Collins, Ken Knighton, Ted W. Cole, Thomas E. Keyes. 280 arner Has Positive Identity Garner Hall, the slum with a positive identity, Bceived this undeserved reputation by ignorance. Its Bsidents strive with the spirit of Freshmen to live down le dubious honor. The leaders of Garner coordinate leir activities with the subject of ghettos to provide a nification and acquaintance to all the residents. Slum arties are few of the detractions from the hum drum of rie ghetto reputation. The residents attire themselves nth patched jeans and throw garbage around the lobby 3 enhance the mood of a slum. Garner ' s version of Skid Row is to hold the Garner Annual Soup Line Banquet depicting the life of Skid Row bums. Vegetable beef soup is the main dish and awards are presented to the most original ghetto cos- tume. In the fall, a T.V. schedule ceases the boredom on Monday nights. Donuts and coffee are provided for the viewers. On most Saturday afternoons a back patio bar- beque provides a homey atmosphere while watching The Bionic Woman. At Christmas, a banquet is held for the residents and dates in the Union Ballroom. 281 Hamlin Hilton ' Hamlin Hall, otherwise known as the Hilton is more than just a place to stay for its residents. Hamlin has activities such as movies, cookouts, free popcorn at Monday Night Football games, and frequent dances with women ' s halls to provide its residents relief from the drudgery of studying. Every spring Hamlin holds the Hamlin Hall Olym- pics and the Hollis Marshall Memorial Volleyball Tour- nament. Intramural sports are also important to Hamlin residents. Hamlin fields teams in almost every intramu- ral sport. RIGHT — First Row: William Hinton, John S. Brown, Robert San- ford, Jack Combes. Second Row: Steve Thornton, Paul Knighten, Bruce Edison. Third Row: James Collins, Hoover Oliver, John Burris, Mike McKinney, Daniel Caualier. 282 Hathorn Houses Five Sororities Hathorn is the home for 314 female students. It is one of the newest female upper classmen residence halls on campus. With panty raids and practical jokes, memo- ries in Hathorn will never be forgotten. Five sorority chapter rooms are located in its basement. These are Alpha Delta Pi, Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta, Phi Mu, and Zeta Tau Alpha. I. 283 Happy at Herbert Herbert, one of the oldest halls on campus, is very much interested in the life of its residents. Stressing involvement, Herbert has a program entitled, Career Future for Black Women. Learning and living, the resi- dents of Herbert are attentive to the Rape Crisis pro- gram and the Cancer program. With many open houses and discos, Herbert has an active social life. Each yea Herbert has celebrated birthday parties every montl and still carries out the tradition. The residents may b living at one of the oldest halls on campus, but they ' r happy. 284 Hiightower Is Number One Hightower Hall, under the leadership of Jerry Shep- ivd, has once again been the number one residence ill for freshmen at Mississippi State. The residents of ightower were very busy this year with numerous •cial and educational programs. Some of these activi- is included a disco with McKee, hayride with Cress- ell, movies. Wacky Wednesday and the Infamous ightower Birth Control program for men. New this ;ar were the programs designed for academic develop- ent and increased involvement of faculty members in Hightower activities. This year ' s Freshman Foolishness provided an atmosphere of laughter and suspense with everyone wondering what would happen next. This year ' s hall council consisted of Tommy McCarter, President; Brian Hollard, Vice-President; Mark McClain, Secretary-Treasurer, and Eric Partridge, Social Chairman. The hall staff consisted of Resident Assistants Bennie Ashford, Mark Wilson, Bill Daugh- erty. Pari Embrey, Jorge Flores, and Robin Wilson. 285 Hull ' s Angel: The Devilish Angels of Hull have again sharpened their pitchforks and tried their wings with a new head resident, Marilyn Adams, plus her family. Hull has again proven to be the best women ' s dorm on campus. Centrally located, Hull is known far and wide for its unusual residents. The officers for the 1977-78 year are: Twyka Russell, President; Stacy Sanford, Vice-President; Edna Hamil- ton, Secretary, and Jane Moring, Treasurer. 286 VIcKee Is the ' ' Magical Place to Be This year the magic of McKee was the closeness of all the girls in the hall and the many activities. Under the head residency of Sandra Clark, such programs as Rape Crisis and Smoking and Alcohol were held regu- larly to help the residents keep off the Freshman Fif- teen. During the spring the magical girls of McKee held Olympics for the children at the Palmer Home. Also a dance marathon was held to raise money for the Cre- ative Arts Center. First Row: Robin Blackledge, President; Rose Curry, Vice President; Sandra Edison, Treasurer. Second Row: Mary Grace Townsend, Co- Publicity Chairman; Sandra Gore, Secretary; Karen Barrentine, Social Chairman; Kat Allen, Co-Publicity Chairman. 287 The Soice of Rice Under the leadership of Residence Hall Director Kathy Long, Rice residents are collectively called The Spice of Rice. For a number of years. Rice Hall has been the first choice of residence for upperclass women. Because of this, the hall council provides its residents with a variety of social, educational and recre- ational programs to meet their needs. Some of these activities include a Thanksgiving Dinner, floor parties, discos, and intramurals. In order to enhance the educa- tional environment. Rice constructed the first residence hall resource center this year. TOP RIGHT — First Row: Ethel Ann Smith, Sports Director; Bar- bara Baugh, Vice President; Peggy Long, Publicity Chairman; Lyn- ette Whitlock, President; Pam Buchanan, Secretary; Robina Morris, Social Chairperson; Dathy Long. Second Row: Gail Allen, Jan Done, Sally Daniel, Pam Williams, Lee Anne White, Brenda Nanney, Joyce Marie Allen, Kelli Mansel, Babe Darin. 288 Unity of Sessums Q fi  Sessums Hall, the capitol, has a history flooded with firsts in residence hall government, programming, rec- reation, and spirit. It is upon this tradition, that Ses- sums stands proud and continues to prove itself a source of leadership to all residence halls here at Mis- sissippi State. Sessums Hall is more than a neatly constructed pile of bricks. It is a place where lasting friendships are made and where a cooperative spirit and fun prevail. Part of this fun includes mudslides, pool tournaments, cookouts, movies, discos, shaving cream wars, panty raids, and annual events such as the Birthday Party, Roach Day, Dorman Lake, and giving to the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas. This year, Sessums houses an experienced staff which consists of Joe Olmi, John Harris, Joey Basparini, Glenn Williams, Rory Bell, and Rusty Castleman. This fine staff is under the guidance of Don Mortenson the Residence Hall Director. Sessums was also blessed with Don ' s lovely wife Dawn who adds the woman ' s touch to our activities. Sessums ' Hall Council consists of Mark Stanton, President; Bill Adkins, Vice President; and Steve Jones, Treasurer. However, it is not just the staff or hall government that makes Sessums Hall what it is. It is each individual effort or idea garnished with leadership and followed in unison that produces a winner. Of all of the characteris- tics of Sessums, unity stands foremost. 289 Smith Changes Smith Hall, which last year housed 230 Freshman men is now the home of women. Still carrying out the dorm ' s tradition of activity involvement. Smith ' s resi- dents are involved in scavenger hunts, dorm-wide pic- nics, movies, and dances. Their various parties include: ice cream parties, free decorating parties, and popcorn parties as well as individual floor parties. Smith also holds a Thanksgiving dinner, a Christmas formal, and open house. RIGHT — first Row: Chinester Ball, Mary Margaret Williams, Social Chairman; Cyndy Cox, Audry Dambrino, President; Anna Lisa Jabour, Intramural Chairman; Karen Smith, Treasurer; Kay Graves. Second Row: Sharon Rone, Hall Director; Diane Strickland, Tandy Timmerman, Connie Bolden, Teny Carpenter. 290 Is the Best Suttle Residence Hall is the largest hall on campus, housing over six hundred men. The hall was built in 1967 and was named in memory of Dr. A. D. Suttle. The hall is constantly innovating new programs and adding new physical facilities for its residents with the lewest of these being the wide-screen video-viewer, knnual programming includes weekly movies, intra- mural activities, Blowout Week, homecoming signs, and various educational programs. Suttle is proud of its reputation for having the most open houses on campus. At Suttle, the biggest is the Best. Wm Panhellenic The Panhellenic Council is a delegate council with representatives from the twelve national sororities on campus. Its purpose is to maintain on a high plane fra- ternity life and interfraternity relations within MSU to further intellectual accomplishments and sound schol- arship, and to compile the rules governing rush, pledg- ing and initiation at the college. This year, Panhellenic has co-sponsored with IFC a Blood Drive and the Greek All-Sing. The newest addition to the MSU Panhellenic is Zeta Phi Beta. The Executive Council consists of Mary Mosby, President; Linnie Causey, Vice-President; Cindy Coatsworth, Secretary; Martha Bourland, Trea- surer; and Ann Williams, Publicity. BOTTOM — Front Row: Cindy Coatsworth, Linnie Causey, Mary Mosby, Martha Bourland. Second Row: Linda Hopkins, Gail Eubanks, Vicki Crowder, Cindy Bost, Tone Myles, Laura Taylor. Mary Mosby installs new president Sherry Sullivai 294 Front Row: Lynn Russell, Krystal Madison, Gail Eubanks, Jeannie Perry, Scooter Lucas. Second Row: Josephine Furdge, Cynthia Sidney, Cindy Coatsworth, Mary Mosby, Martha Bourland, Mary June Addkison, Sherry Sullivan. Third Row: Bobby Wright, Gwendolyn White, Valeska Lemon, Linda Hopkin, Cindy Bost, Mari Carley, Laura Taylor, Kat Howell, Rebecca Roper. Fourth Row: Laurie Rosenbaum, Muffet Holladay, Toni Myles, Vicki Crowder. Ann William, Donna McGee, Donna Fava, Gwen McDill, Patricia Trowles, Linda Greys. 295 nterfraternity Council The Interfraternity Council has strived to make the past college year productive for the fraternity system at Mississippi State. It is composed of each fraternity pres- ident and a representative. Its main purpose is to pro- vide services for and strengthen the system. This is achieved through sponsoring concerts, benefits, Greek All Sing, and most important, Spring and Fall Rush. The college fraternity system is one that is as old and as rich in heritage as MSU. The Interfraternity Council hopes to carry on this tradition of excellence in the future. John Irvin accepts plaque from Drew St. John EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: First Row: David Rube, Billy Wood, John Irvin, Drew St. John. Second Row: Sam Agnew, Harry Hutchins, John Kin brough, A! Brock. 296 irst Row: Gene Prather, Bill Bush, Frederick Buie, Carl Lee, John Kimbrough, Carter Naugher, Rod Little, Martin Shuman. Second Row: bmmy Bohlke, Danny Lynn, Sonny Roberts, Bee Stricklin, Vic Langhans, Jeff Read, Kirk McGeHee, John Hatmaker, Barton Wynn, Bill Bar- eld, David Crawford, Mark Lindsey, Ricky Hartfield. Third Row: Joe Rice, Dave Gaddis, Billy Hamilton, Adrian Blocker, Robert Crisler. 297 % ACACIA OFFICERS: Victor Johnson, Associate Class President; Martin Shuman, Junior Dean; Everett Simmons, Senior Dean; and George Miller, Venerable Dean. t ■ m ' . • ' . 298 n ■- f- [ nual Christinas Party for children of Masonic Home in Meridian. Acacia Serves the Community Acacia founded its MSU chapter over seventeen years ago. Traditions of human service have been strengthened over the years with Acacia being involved in many community activities, including the Kidney Foundation fund drives, blood drives, and annual Christmas events for the Masonic Children ' s Home in Meridian. Although Acacia at MSU is not one of the largest fraternities on campus its members have devel- oped a strong and lasting sense of brotherhood which can only be found in a moderately sized close-knit group. eekend retreat with Alumni. 299 Front Row: Kelly Smith, Teresa Hopton, Julia Cowden, Cindy Coleman, Tami Wiygul, Norma Gasquet, Paula Crawford, Vicki Harper. Second Row: Carrie Barrentine, Kathy Gree n, Kay Gar- ner, Sherri Morgan, Nan Smith, Melanie Manor, Carolyn King, Debbie Minchew. Third Row: Ann Williams, Bonnie Gideon, Maria Ciravolo, Lynn Pegram, Lillian Chow, Vana Mordecai, Valrie James. Fourth Row: Debra Jo Ivey, Patty Fulton, Nancy Heindl, Karin Christian. Fifth Row: Liz Hutchinson, Pam Hodges, Elizabeth Wallace, Mary Lynne Agnew, Penny Staggs. Sixth Row: Janet Thames, Beverly McBay, Janie Tackett, Anne Allen, Peggy Summers, Lynda McDonald. Seventh Row: Yvonne Spencer, Beth Hardy, Lea Ivey, M ' Lou Austin, Pam Stringer, Kathy Loggans. Everyone has fun at skating parties 300 AXQIs Socially Active Alpha Chi Omega, the sixth national Greek letter sorority oh campus was founded on the campus of Depauw University in Greencastle, Indiana. Seven girls and a dream formed the first chapter of Alpha Chi Omega in 1885 and eighty-nine years later, the 108th chapter of Epsilon Upsilon was founded at Mississippi State. As Alpha Chi ' s look back on last year, they remember the Sardis Retreat, Patty Walton being crowned Miss M.S.U., the Hay Ride, Football, Barn Dance, Scavenger Hunts, Skating, Candle Lights, BYOB, being kidnapped, Greek All Sing, Skipping to M ' Lou, just happy to be here. Pep Rallies, and True Sisterhood. As you see, each Alpha Chi Omega strives to be an individual, each in her own way, but together they seek the heights. Alpha Chi Omega officers are: Shelia Howell, President; Julia Cowden, First Vice-President; Debra Jo Ivey, Second Vice-President, M ' Lou Austin, Trea- surer; and Debbie Minchew, Recording Secretary. heering Alpha Chis back the Dogs. ilpha Chis present money to Easter Seals on Jackson TV. 301 AAnis America ' s Oldest Sorority Having recently celebrated our 126th anniversary as America ' s oldest secret society for women, ADPi is proud to be a part of MSU ' s Centennial celebration. As MSU has grown to be the state ' s finest institution of higher learning, Alpha Delta Pi has grown adding more and more chapters throughout the United States and Canada. Their heritage of furthering the ideals of tal- ent, participation, leadership, and scholarship is reflected in the activities of Epsilon Eta, MSU ' s chapter of Alpha Delta Pi. Participation in service projects — such as fund raising for St. Judes and tutoring children at one of Starkville ' s local churches, intramural sports events, scholastic honoraries. Angel Flight and Scotchguard, pep rallies, Greek All-Sing, the Miss REV- EILLE pageant, swaps, and their own Black Diamond Ball bring them together to enjoy shared fun, good times, accomplishments and college memories. Officers for 1977-1978 are Lynn Russell, President; Susan Hutchinson, Vice-President; Gayle Watts, Pledge Trainer; Mary Dee Lawson, Rush Chairman; Sally Cook, Corresponding Secretary; Vicky Burgess, Recording Secretary; Mollie Mitchell, Treasurer. ADPis participate in Intramural 302 First Row: Linda Clark, Amy Ellis Lee Ann Whitfield, Mary Frances Mettles, Mollie Mitchell, Susan Hutchinson, Lynn Russell, Gayle Watts, Mary Dee Lawson, Lillian Powell, Vivian Surratt, Sally Cookl. Second Row: Susanne Nanney, Susan Dalton, Debbie Jones, Susanne Wilbanks, Lisa Noore, Maria Hazlerigg, Audrey Dam- brino, Tonya Threet, Carol Boone, Martha Ann Foush, Celeste, Melisa Housely. Third Row: Joyce Gigiloni, Theresa Harris, Cathy Knight, Janice Dabbs, Tina Cassino, Linda Cummings, Cookie Rob- inson, Jennifer Riley, Mary Jo Sherman, Susanne Boatman, Sandra Enitt, Caroline Little, Mara Kirby, Laurie McBryde. Fourth Row: Dana Heard, Elizabeth Griffth, Cathy Patterson, Sae Saler, Cindy Coatsworth, Marcia Coatsworth, Gay Culpepper, Denise Skelton, Donna Campbell, Lou Cooper, Margaret Robinson, Deanna Stall- ings, Cathy Ainsworth. Fifth Row: Beth Colotta, Cindy Cox, Debbie Simpson, Vicki. Burgess, Lynn McDavid, Thomas Land, Jeff Bole- ware, Lynn Hinckle, Ellie Jordan, Rod Little, Lisa Viole, Marchall McCloud, Cathy Buffington, Paul Straighter, Donna Fava, Melson Height, Carol Moore, Jan Salter. 303 AKA Serves All Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, the oldest Greek organ- ization for black women, was founded on the campus of Howard University in Washington, D.C. in 1908. Presently, Alpha Kappa Alpha has a growing member- ship of more than 75,000 college women affiliated with undergraduate and alumnae chapters located in the leading colleges, universities, and cities throughout the nation and outside Continental U.S.A. Through the years Alpha Kappa Alpha program has had as its chief aim service to all mankind. Among the sorority ' s many service programs are the Job Corps Center for Women, Reading Workshop Experience, United Negro College Fund Drive, and Consumer Edu- cation Trade Shows. Alpha Kappa Alpha has always had the constant purpose of fostering and encouraging high scholastic and ethical standards, promoting unity and friendship among college women, and studying and helping to alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve the social stature of the race. First Row: Deborah Jones, Tamiochous; Elizabeth Mitehen, Asst. Dean of Pledges; Gloria Gibson, Historian; Thelma Purnell, Gram- mateus; Kathy Ewing, Anti-Basileus. Second Row: Debra Agnew, Dean of Pledges; Valeska D. Lemon, Epistoleus; Remell King, Hod- geus. Not Pictured: Linda Grays, Basileus; Linda Fitzgerald, Philack- ter; Leevel Yarbrough, Parliamentarian; Laura Taylor, IVY LEAF Reporter. 304 racticing together for All Sing. 305 Miss Alpha Phi Alphi Participating at GreekAll-Sing Yirst Row: Gregg Johnson, Devon Stribling, Herbert Johnson; Trea- surer, Alfred White, Eugene Winn, Bruce W. Edison. Second Row: Richard L. Clayton; Advisor, Eric M. Lewis, Emmett Carl Drum- goole, Charles Brandon; Secretary, Frederick Buie; President, C. T. Thomas. Third Row: Charles Reese, George Johnson, Anthony L. Crawley, Alvin C. Brown; Vice-President. Not Pictured: Eric Craw- ley. 306 liss Alpha Phi Alpha is chosen by a pageant produced by the fraternity. AOA Is Involved Founded on December 4, 1906 at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, Alpha Phi Alpha espouses schol- arship, manly deeds and love for mankind. The largest and oldest predominantly Black Greek letter organiza- tion, Alpha Phi Alpha began chapter statlis at MSU in the fall of 1974. These efforts culminated on April 4, 1975 when the charter for Kappa Beta chapter was pre- sented. Since that time Alpha Phi Alpha has been involved in numerous activities both on and off cam- pus. Turkey give-aways to the needy, blood donations, scholarship drives, the annual Miss Black and Gold Pageant, and intramurals are but a few of the activities in which the men of Alpha Phi Alpha participate. 307 First Row: Mary Beth McAndrew, Fred Haynes, David Corley, Jim FuUerton, Ricky Wright, James Strong, Mark McCulley, Buddy Pritchard, Bill Mobley. Second Row: David Acock, Mary Beth Rai- ney, Lillian Chow, Jan Coggin, David King, Vicki Ivy, Randy Seuss, Laurie Robertson, Sid Brown, Allan Horton, Lisa Perry, Rick Cald- well, Saeed Gerame, Robert Lowery, Kathy Kinard, Frank Snyder, Jimmy Buckley, Doug Polk. Third Row: Greg Anthony, Bobby Perez, Mark Petteway, Ronny Black, Donna Tate, Lee Mims, Brent Spooner, Miller Regal, Kenny Reynolds, Kirk McGhee, Bo Cribbs. 308 ATQ Founded in 1865 Founded at Virginia Military Institute, Richmond, Va., in 1865 by three Confederate veterans. Alpha Tau Omega has risen to a position of leadership and promi- nence among the old line fraternities. Epsilon-Epsi- lon chapter was chartered at Mississippi State in 1937 and has prospered ever since. ATO offers a complete program to aid in the social, scholastic, and spiritual development of its members and pledges. Realizing the importance of scholastic achievement, all members are encouraged in their studies, and each pledge must meet a strenuous scholastic program before he may wear the coveted Maltese Cross. A- ■■ 309 Front Row: Talley Anderson, Debbie Stewart, Debbie Easley, Fran- ces Long, Rondah Merchant, Kay Holloway, Patty Thompson, Suzanne Sims, Jane Bird, Susan Horn, Beth Green, Jennifer Church- ill, Connie Stegali, Shurley Haas, Karen Wedgeworth. Second Row: Bit Smither, Jana Jarnigan, Jennifer Still, Cathy Stricklin, Ginny Walker, Alice Jean Watts, Paula Jordan, Amy Brickell, Sandee Stri- bling, Pam Mullins, Mitzi Shaffer, Shannon Lurate, Pat Smith, Carla Malone. Third Row: Sara Anne Carter, Lynn Warner, Susan Creek- more, Melissa Blackard, Lee Ann Baker, Tammy Hannaford, Tina Hannaford, Leath Johnson, Becky Lander, Lisa Randall, Kathryn Carter, Keith Maddin, Sherye Simmons, Margaret Evans, Linda Hudson, Linda Penn, Jane Armstrong. Fourth Row: Jane Sholar, Peggy Hartley, Trica Bush, Marguerite Tew, Amy Young, Lisa Lane, Susan Brower, Patty Phipps, Janet Nelms, Lydia Thompson, Elaine Humphrey, Betty Barrett Robertson, Grace Anne Fisackerly, Pam Huff, Sharman Randall, Leslie Gruber, Kathy Wilson, Jean Furr, Donna Dobbs, Diane McCarty, Suzane Caccamise, Julie Jaber, Ginga Davis. Fifth Row: Penny Castle, Marie Sullivan, Margaret Hutcherson, Browning Duffey, Cheri Carpenter, Debbie DeWeese, Laura Short, Debbie Bouler, Hope Hamilton, Robin O ' Neil, Fran Sloan, Gayle Adams, Tina Zouboukos, Gail Kerr, Jane Neil, Janet Green, Stacy Randall, Rose Leggett, Kay Majure, Susan Smither, Sally Provost, Cindy Myrick, Alison Smith, Susan Worth. Sixth Row: Denise Harwell, Kim Ballard, Cynthia Russell, Susan Black, Mary Hunt, Kandy Stackstill, Bekki Smith, Nancy Adams, Vicki Grower, Lynn Kaleta, Libby Luster, Teena Campbell. Seventh Row: Kathy Taylor, Penny Gibson, Sandy Franklin, Kathy Meredith, Nancy Barger. Enjoying the Sigma Chi Swap. 310 i3l%4 a i ■ ' M ' f x ' - ' ' ' Chi Os practice for Intramural football. The Christmas Party is always fun. XQ Is Largest Sorority at MSU As MSU reflects upon its first century foremost in mind are the outstanding areas of growth, achievement, and progress the school has experienced. Likewise, Chi Omega reflects upon the past four decades, each has many memories of pride over the chapter ' s honors. Chi Omega prizes highly the heritage that it has held here since 1936, as the first sorority on campus. Today the membership includes 120 girls, making Chi Omega the largest sorority. Active in all phases of campus life, Chi O ' s excel in scholarship, having won the Panhellenic Scholarship Trophy for nine consecu- tive semesters. They participate in various social and civic project ' , including an annual Easter Egg Hunt for the Headstart children and donating to St. Jude ' s Chil- dren ' s Hospital. 311 From i?ow; Pam Vance, Jean Overcash. Second Row: Becky Buch- A i ' ° ' tmaker, Cindy Smith, Gordon Pope, Raymond Shores, Anthony Weeks, Elizabeth McKay, Nancy Dent, James Micheal Yvonne Spencer, Adrain Blocker, David Melton, Lariy Breeland Joe Overby, Mitch Mitchell, Bently Hooper. Top Row: Dick Emerich Connie Alderman, Tim Crowther, Bobby Pope. Not Pictured: Mike West, Doug Hagen, Mackie Beall, Glen White, Neville Crowson, Dave Simpson, Hal Lovom, Hugh Dear, Jay Tharpe, Maury Davis, Scott Epps, Sheree Upton, Kathy Byrd, Leslie Bouchillon 312 I AX Develops Moral Character Believing that great advantages are to be derived from a brotherhood of college and university men, appreciating that close association may promote friend- ship, develop character, advance justice, and assist in the aquisition of a sound education. So begins the preamble to the Constitution of Delta Chi Fraternity, founded some 87 years ago at Cornell University. The MSU Chapvter feels close association with others helps them learn what is not taught in any university. This includes developing moral character and acquiring a sense of aptitude which is essential for success after college. Whether it is on the senate floor or intramural fields. Delta Chi ' s add to the college experience. ta Chi ' s have close association. jmni and friend visit house for Honiecoming open house. 313 AAA Is Delightful and Dedicated The 1977-78 officers of Delta Delta Delta are: Muffet Holladay, President; Dana O ' Neal, Vice-President; Becky Batson, Chaplain; Susan Morrow, Secretary; Charlene House, Treasurer. Triple D girls are Delight- ful, Darling, and Dedicated. Tri Deltas are Delightful to be with on such occasions as their: Big Brother cookout, Sleighbell Day at St. Jude ' s, Skating party with orphans. Pot-luck supper in the new DDD house. Pansy Breakfast for senior Tri Deltas, Apple-Polishing Party for teachers, Formals in New Orleans, and Western Party. Tri Deltas are Dedicated to many things such as their: High Scholarship Standards, Treasured Ideals, Pansies-Pearls-Pines, Loyal Sisters, Participation in Intramural Sports, Great University, and Christian M orals. Needless to say, Tri Deltas are Darling. Several Triple D ' s are noted for such honors as: Fashion Board, Miss Hospitality, Pike Dream Girl Court, Mortar Board, Car- dinal Key, Who ' s Who, Diamond Girl, Fraternity Little Sisters, Panhellenic President, Scotch Guard, Angel Flight, Omicron Delta Kappa, MSU Cheerleaders, Hall of Fame, President Scholars and Dogcatchers. N Tri Delt ' s win dress the pledge at Derby Day. Halloween Carnival 314 - - ■° i  ' «f i K « %: « % First Row: Jan Adcock, Peggy Smith, Lisa Schwartz, Margaret Sny- der, Angie Faust, Jane Sherman, Sherri Tillman, Melanie Wall, Re Hecht, Debbie Watkins, Becky Batson, Mary Rogers Virden, Liz Mosby, Teresa Evans. Second Row: Karla Ketterman, Deidre Slaton, Libby Compton, Dawn Dickinson, Cindy Bowen, Cindy Potts, Dana O ' Neal, Mary Derivaux, Paula Neal, Sheila Evans, Jan Vantrease, Liz Rosskopf , Lynn Batson, Jayne Ray. Third Row: Daine Malone, Mari- tucker Franklin, Kat Howell, Cathy Thomas, Valerie Harden, Janie Jones, Becky Harmon, Vicki L. Jacks, Suzie Worthington, Susan Morrow, Theresa Whitehead, Mary Jean House, Ann Downey, Craigin Carter, Jenny Hearn, Susan Morrison, Terri Worley, Kat Allen, Vicki Latham. Fourth y?ow: Jean Ellis; Advisor, Muffet Holla- day, Mary Mosby, Leesa Fortner, Becky Hollis, Lynn Hitchings, Wanda Sloan, Pam Shotts, Terri Tate, Too-Too Sullivan, Terri Box, Jill Basinger, Millie McCullough, Teigh Huntley, Charlene House, Marti Mosby, Sandy Scholtes, Vicki D. Jacks. Fifth Row: Sherry Les- ter, Suzanne Blalock, Cindy Stringer, Holly Howard, Dusty Fore- man, Tanya Priest, Amy Daniel, Suzie Koger, Kay Feibleman, Mar- sha Klaus, Teri Anderson, Gennie Temple. Sixth Row: Cynthia Smith, Betsy Jamison, Donna Shotts, Margaret Parks. Seventh Row: Donna Tate, Sara Arrington, Susan Threldkeld, Tiffany Anderson, Nancy Bennett, Emmy McCullough, Robin Pace. iving fun with the Big Brothers. 315 Ar Wins Campus Events Delta Gamma, founded in Oxford, MS at the Lewis School for Girls in 1873, has 101 collegiate chapters across the United States and Canada. Delta Lambda Chapter here at State started out with 29 members in 1969 and has grown to 113 individuals working toward many common goals, but, most of all, sharing good times and special moments together. The Dee Gee ' s claim 5th floor Rice as their home away from home. The Delta Gammas were also very proud to win first place in Sigma Chi Derby Day, raising over $7,000 for St. Judes Children ' s Hospital. They are also the posses- sors of the Giles Intramurals Trophy and winners of Large Group at All Sing. First Row: Martha Measells, Dorothy Burchett, Janis Buck, Cheryl Ross, Kathy Stransky, Ann Munson, Beverly Bums, Ann Putnam Beth Bowen, Cindy Hughes, Peggy Michel, Mary Ann Miley, Luanr Green, Kay King, Lydia Lofton, Mary Connor McCullough. Seconc Row: Theresa Brady, Lois Cowan, Cyndee Bardwell, Lynne Pace Lisa Cotten, Shiela Stevens, Sherrye Lee, Rhonda Earnest, Caro Currie, Sherry Tedder, Georgia Cowan, Donna Barkley, Merril Russell, Ann Jackson, Carolyn Fant. Third Row: Renee Russell, Tin Edwards, Gaines Bateman, Terrell Stone, Kathy Moreton, Robir Blackledge, Martha Claire Kennedy, Mary Carroll Montgomery Camille Currey, Lora Naughter, Hellen Hicks, Laura Stockton Scooter Lucas. Fourth Row: Sylvia Allred, Amy Tanner, Susan Little Myra Stevens, Cyndy Cambre, Martha MuUins, Cindy Brown, Anr Baker, Marion Jones. Fifth Row: Pam Vance, Sherry Sullivan, Robir Reynolds, Melodye Mitchell, Sarah Helen Beckham, Kim Vance Christie Jones, Lynne Chapman. Sixth Row: Julia Stevens, Cind Beckham, Holly Henley, Susan Webb, Beth Crook, Susan Radcliff Lynn Blakeney, Susan Rouse, Lynn Barkley. Seventh Row: Caro Curtis, Dianne Webb, Eden Taylor, Stacy Reynolds, Chris Rushing Linda Spencer, Elizabeth Flowers, Susan Spight, Jean Marie Tur cotte, Cindy McGraw. Eighth Row: Lynn Fant, Lisa Rice, Nanq Biglane, Linda Brooks. Sitting on Wall: Becky Burchfield, Lucy Pace Dawn Reid, Julie Belcher, Corrine Alexander, Mitzi Beasley, Marthi Bourland, Susan Stevens. Standing: Shawn Webber, Cindy Long. 316 kooter Lucas accepts All-Sing Trophy. Displaying the Giles Trophy. Cheering the Dee Gee ' s on to win Sigma Chi Derby Day. 317 Farmhouse Has Ag Interest Most of Farmhouse ' s members have come, and still do from rural and small town backgrounds. It is not unusual to find a music major, an engineer, or just about any other major in their member- ship. However, most Farmhouse men do have a broadly defined interest on agriculture. It is the desire of each and every member of Farm- House Fraternity to make their college days a most meaningful experience. All of these are the foun- dations of our motto, Builders of Men. Farm- house 1977-78 officers include: P. Cater White- side, President; Glen Sowell, Vice-President; Don- nie Tucker, Treasurer; Gil Bridges, Pledge Educa- tor; and Bud Downs and Gary Sinquefield, Secre- taries. 318 rst Row: Gil Bridges, Gertrude Inzer, Carter Whiteside. Sec- id Row: John E. G. Ashcraft, Bob Lyons, Drew J. Barras, uce Deer, Malcolm Bailey. Third Row: Kenneth Kerut, Gary ngfield, Jerry D. Allen, Joe Henson, Charles Rye. Fourth 3w; Bud Downs, Fon Campbell, Joseph J. Tanner, Glen )well, Jimmy Burks. 319 All Sing trophy belongs to K. First Row: Bill McCann, Ken Fowler, Rusty Etheridge, Mike Williams, Johnny Salters, Walter Bryant, Lamar Gidden. Second Row: Darrell Crawford, Jerry Cox, Cheeky Herrington, Lloyd Sweat, Lane Slaton, Al Nuzzo, Mitch Hutto, Mike Coleman, Barney Daly. Third Row: Stevens Hollister, Kim Haggard, Bill Bush, Harold Rule, Mike Bush, Sam Riddell, Danny Griffin, Clint Ivey, Nel- son Wennerlund, Bill Ellis, Charle B. Mitchell. Fourth Row: Loui Thompson, George Skinner, Robert Watkins, Ken Allen, Robert Burns, Jeff Lever, Mark Armstrong, Jim Noffalcer, Kirk McLemore, Greg Spring, Bernie Butler, John Leckie, Harry Bush, Jim Brown, Mark Walls. Fifth Row: Philip Davis, Carl McKinnley, Don Robinson, Lee Osier, Bobby Morgan, Rudy Posey, Walt Dallas. Balcony: Keith Davis, Dave Fowler, Doug Brown. 320 KA Wins Greek All Sing Kappa Alpha Order was born at Washington College (now Washington and Lee University) at Lexington, Virginia, on December 21, 1865. It was founded by four men who swore to bind their association together in lasting friendship by a mutual pledge of faith and loy- alty. Kappa Alpha is involved in many activities from reli- gious organizations, student government, song fest, IFC, football games, cheerleading, beer bust, and just plain old brotherhood. Their officers for 1977-1978 are: E. B. Martin; I, Stokes Hagg; II, Bill Warner; III, Cheeky Herrington; IV, Dan Griffin; V. Tradition of Old South is still prevalent. A ' s hold annual pledge-active mud ball. 321 k On a Sunday afternoon in October of 1897 four col- lege girls met to form a group in which to share and perpetuate friendship. On that day Kappa Delta Soror- ity was founded. In its 80th year nationally, Kappa Delta has 130 collegiate chapters with five of those in Mississippi. Kappa Delta was chartered at Mississippi State in May of 1971. In its seventh year at MSU, KD ' s are involved individually and as a chapter in all aspects of campus life. KD is co-winner of 1977 Derby Day, very active in philanthropic work, helping support Crippled Children ' s Hospital and local groups, and outstanding nationally having received five awards at the 1977 con- vention. Growing together to make the most of college days. Delta Omega Chapter of Kappa Delta is rapidly build- ing a proud heritage. 322 KA Builds a Proud Heritage First Row: Cindy Simmons, Gina Lackey, Sherry Massey, Cindy Busbec, Kelly Schaub, Valorie Lusby, Margaret Herrington, Patty Taylor, Harriet Fair, Cissy Caccamise, Mary Aycock, Margaret Ann Wages, Laurie Metts, Becky Drake, Paula Irby, Kathy Smith. Sec- ond Row: Olga Angelo, Jeanne Perry, Margaret Arnold, Jenny Hor- ton, Mary Beth Hudnall, Laura Yerger, Cheryl Hicks, Kirby Dilling- ham, Vicki Whittington, Donna Bayley, Tina Fisher, Cari Moffat, Alison Randle, Donna Simmons, Dorphine Harris, Sue Wells, Andree Leckie, Becky Crockett, Lisa Jarvis, Lynne Allen, Cookie Johnson, Beverly Stewart. Third Row: Kathy Maners, Becky Posey, Terri Anderson, Susan Jarvis, Dora Moore, Lisa McQuarry, Cathy Schaub, Mary Jane Wooten, Kim Holland, Debbie Sargent, Ann Biddy, Betty Dees, Karen Garrison, Susan Head, Ann Hagen, Donna Seal, Cathy Hamilton, Julie Fergus, Marsha Sanderson, Mardi Dean, Cindy Caulifield, Kathy Lolley, Robin Dorman, Rebecca Roper, Kathy Crowder. Row Four: Lisa Sharpe, RaeAnn Eggert, Jane Mor- ris, Nancy Kealhoffer, Melissa Williams, Cindy Vanzandt, Kathy Wamble, Betsy Brand, Amy Denson, Marsha Thorton, Wanda Woodard, Theresa Wall, Donna Massey, Lew Anne West, Lynn Tillery, Cathy Coleman, Lynn McGrath. Fifth Row: Lou Knox, Beebe Berry, Paula Reeves, Jan Provenza, Pam Reeves, Diane Davis 323 KKr Holds Bright Future Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity was founded on October 13, 1870, at Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois. In April of 1977 a new chapter was established on the campus of MSU. Kappa is a kaleidoscope of many personalities open- ing a door to friendship and sisterhood. In Kappa, a girl can make many friends. Yet Kappa does not want to limit or mold its members. Quite the contrary. Kappa hopes to help them to strive and grow. Memories of Kappa Kappa Gamma ' s first year will include. Charter Pledge Class, Big-Little Bonfire, First candlelight, and Bette Ronan Sophomore Homecoming Maid. 324 Front Row: Beth Neal, Barbara Waddell, Lynn Fore, Amy TTiigpen, Donna Robertson, Yvonne Edge, Carolyn Pongetti, Marsha Hill, Allison Smith, Cari Carley. Second Row: Elizabeth McCay, Lynn Twitty, Jan Watson, Tanya Breiger, Marsha Dampier, Holly Carson, Paula Reiselt, Bette Ronan, Mary June Adkinson, Nancy Carson, Kim Curbow, Beth Chatoney. Third Row: Margaret Megeehee, Kathy Heleniak, Andrea Scott, Elizabeth Weissinger, Twila Greg- ory, Lean Yarborough, Cindy Bost, Kim Home, Betty Lynn Barnes, Jan Dove, Melanie Newton. Fourth Row: Cathy Cooke, Helen Wil- son, Carolyn Yarborough, Betty Watts, Margaret Gillespie, Deb Odom, Sandra Hardeman. Fifth Row: Paula Parker, Valerie Gilbert, Debbie Harden, Alexa Stanley, Julie Paul, Dawn Pell, Mary Marga- ret Willams, Gina Gatlin. 325 KZ Traditions From Kappa Sigma ' s founding at the University of Bologna, in Italy during the 1400 ' s, they have grown into an international fraternity of 164 undergraduate chapters in the United States and Canada. Kappa Sig ' s at MSU have enjoyed a steady tradition, providng leaders throughout all aspects of campus life since 1936. The rest is a history; one of which all Kappa Sigmas treasure. But the strength of Kappa Sigmas derived from the diversity of its membership. They have no set criteria for membership other than that a brother live diligently by the words under the Star and Crescent. Their 1977 year has been highlighted by a successful rush and celebrated with Eli for the first campus game. At Homecoming the Kappa Sig ' s and the Palmers Chil- dren ' s Home got together for a memorable banquet. December brought Founder ' s Day and the Spring South Sea Island (Aloha), more fun. 1, X ' y - I w 326 ippa Sig ' s show spirit at Pep Rallies. First Row: Sammy Newell, Tim Kemp, Chuck Wood, Charles Turner, Foots Hand, Bee Estes, Roy Carpenter, Tommy Rischer, Allen Moseley, Keith Hill, Tim Taylor, Bo Weevil, Mark Bounds. Second Row: John Irvin, Tag Reed, Dr. J. Russell, Jo Jo Newell, Oscar Graves, Danny Lynn, Mike Brister, Rod Crumbly, Danny Lynn, Mike Brister, Rod Crumbly, Danny MacClellean, George Purnell, Don Loosier, Dick Bowie, Cecil Vaughn, Johnny Westbook, Hal Williams, David Koskovich, Tim Copeland. Third Row: Allen Pri- est, Jim Uinson, Joe Dearman, Boo Brains Abraham, Paul Hollis, Keith Matthews, Shelby Roberts, Steve Kurkyndall, Bill Spence, Knat Miller, Ted Bums, Lynn Chism. Fourth Row: Vernon Muse, Bert Clark, Russ Dale, Buddy Black, Joe Leigh, Bert Lipe, Bill Hol- den, Tim Hogan, David Livingston, Tommy Miskelly, Kim Smith, Glen Herrington, Randy Kerr, John Elliott. Fifth Row: Steve Boze- man. Brad Myers, Lowery Wilder, Roy Wells, Joey Kenna, John Compton, Eddy Haskylo, Randy Johns, Ray Vamado, Jeff Jones, Lee Giffin, Jamie McMillin, Bob Williford, Bob Burnett, Kirk Hughes, Britt Hamill, Gregg Jones, Dale Smith, Vern Buzarde, Benjy Ross, Jim Rigby, James Root, John Root, Rock Hovas, Danny Holley, Shem Carothers. 327 AXA Is Growing Epsilon Chi Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha began as a local fraternity, Rho Zeta, on February 20, 1937. Rho Zeta petitioned Lambda Chi Alpha and became a col- ony on May 28, 1938. They remained a colony less than a year being installed by the Omega Chapter of Auburn on April 28, 1939. Later this same year on September 1, Theta Kappa Nu, which had a colony at Mississippi A M, merged with Lambda Chi Alpha. Due to the increasing size of the chapter a small house was soon bought located at the present location of Butler Hall. In 1952 the chapter bought a house at 508 University Drive and remained here until moving to its present location on fraternity row on February 15, 1975. The Epsilon Chi Chapter has been growing in size and strength as demonstrated in 1974 when it was pre- sented with the Grand High Alpha Award, the highest award presented to a chapter by the National Frater- nity. Each year at Halloween the Lambda Chis put on a carnival for the children of MSU faculty and students and the children of Starkville. The spring brings the annual Cresent Ball held in Memphis on a Mississippi River Showboat. Sunday afternoon means football practia Parties are held in the courtyard. TTie newly elected officer 328 The Homecoming dance is a time to celebrate. First Row: Dar Gee, Mike Strass, Tony McClarty, Rickard Babb, Stephen Howard, Steve Waters, Joe Rice. Second Row: Matt Mathews, Tim Dalifume, Robert Oakly, Neil Shows, Miller Crawford, Rus McKinney, Bob Byrd, Mark Occopiate, Eddie Robinson. Third Row: Mike Caldwell, Phillip Koary, Tom McWilliams, Pric Paschal. Fourth Row: Cliff Duncan, George Bobo, Mike Ban, David Raden, Randy Walhood, Curtis Weg- aner. fifth Row : Jamie Cox, Keith Chapman, Ronald Carrozza, Sam Mohen, Ralph Freeman, Gary Rogers, Bill Crockett, Mike Armour, B. J. Sewell, Danny Sills, Andy Dixon, Steve Mansieur, Raliegh Cutrer. Sixth Row: Fred Evens, Ron Coffee, John Futrell, Glen Stribling. Sever th Row: Mike Deaton, Nelson Height, Greg McGrath, Ken Jenett, C. M. Sanford, Tommy Bolhhe, George Denmark, James Hendricks, Russel Stoagh, John Lyle, Wade Gipton, Richard Card. Eighth Row: Andy Perry, Kenny Brov«i, Gary Oattew, Mark Ertel, Scott Coary, Ken Reed, Kent Wadling- ton, David Shanklin, Hank Franklin, Rusty BrouTi, David Her- ring. 329 First Row: Rod Little, Jerry Horme, Fred Miller, Tim Elliott, Marty Hawkins, Bader Fike, Al Brock, Rich Mills, Gordon Stewart, Paul Decker, David Under, Phil Posey. Second Row: John Speed, Tom Ewing, Chuck Lott, Gary Blair, Hal Richburg, Wesley Griffith, Barn- don Bell, Duane Wilson, Ken Lightsey, Richard McPee, David Walker, Duke Loden. Third Row: Gayden Green, Thomas Mize, James Allsion, Kevin Walters, Robby Gathings, Steve May, Steve Blair, Perry Cliburn, Donald Green, Lee Miller, Frank Jones, Steven Divine, David Morgan, Ed Hippchen, Carter Naugher, Don Cruise. Not Pictured: Bill Branch, Jimmy Hamilton, Greg Walsh, Alan Nun- nelee, Johnny Rumble, Jay Pryor. 330 FIJI Breaks Ground on New House Sigma Mu Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta was char- tered at Mississippi State on November 21, 1970. In the seven years that have followed, Fiji has built a record of accomplishment and campus involvement. In the past year Sigma Mu Chapter has continued to show through excellence in academics, three members of Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Student Association Senators, two IFC officers. Inter- school Council members, and leading fund-raising organization in the Halloween Carnival for charity. The ingredients that have led to these accomplishments will soon be witnessed in another tangible manner, as the men of Phi Gamma Delta, with faithful help from par- ents and friends, will move into a new house on Frater- nity Row. The fall of 1978 will see Fijiland move on campus; and, the high concepts and ideals upon which Sigma Mu Chapter was founded will move in hearts of Phi Gamma men as they take on future challenges to carry on toward excellence. irter N ugher breaks ground on new house. rtist drawing of the new Fiji House which will be located next to the Lambda Chi ' s. 331 ■ ' •   I I I I 1 1 I First Row: Hardy Russell, Tony Miller, Gordon Burke, Pam Moak, Mike Doddridge. Second Row: Skipper Latham, Jeff Render, Jimmy Joiner, Caroline Little, Susan Kuykendall, Billy Wood, Tom Majors, Anita Whitley, Jimmy Moynihan, Mike Beall. Third Row: James Mackie, Peggy Mosley, Doug Lack, Alan Wilson, Joe Drake, Mary Read, Monte Bishoff, Lois Filgo, Mike Herm, Jan Laster, Eddie McAbee. Fourth Row: Ken Seawright, Connie Roebuck, Charlie Donald, Terry McMinn, David Rube, Bill Hinman, Andrew Hans, Deana Stallings, George Donald, Jack Sudduth, Gordon Cole, Roger Royal, Clay Lewis, Alan Wright, Jerry Rolwing, Jimmy Stuart, Kyle Haley, Lynn Knight. Top Row: John Sallis, Gene Prather, Ernest Waaser. City kids enjoy basketball with Phi Tau ' s 332 t KT Begins in California Redwoods li Tau ' s have good times together. Redwoods in California, that may mean nothing to many, but to the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, they rep- resent the founding of the Alpha Chi chapter at Mis- sissippi State. In 1937, Professor Paul H. Dunn, a geology professor at State, and a group of students were sitting around a campfire in the Redwoods of California. Discussion of two of the local fraternities to which most of the campers belonged arose, and the idea of welding th se two weary and struggling groups into one strong organization came up. The students were enthusiastic over the idea and talk lasted until the campfire had died down to mere coals. Professor Dunn smoked his pipe in silence, but listened to the conversation with a great deal of inter- est. No one knew it then, but it was in that meeting that the Alpha Chi chapter of Phi Kappa Tau was born. In the fall of 1937, sixteen men met in professor Dunn ' s office and a permanent organization was formed electing Edward James as the first president of Alpha Chi chapter. During the weekend of April 30, 1938, the forty sixth chapter. Alpha Chi of Phi Kappa Tau, was installed. The chapter grew rapidly until World War II. The war closed down the frater- nities at Mississippi State. Almost every member and pledge of the Alpha Chi chapter entered the service, but only one member and one pledge were lost in action. In February 1946, six members met with Professor Dunn and reorganization was started. Despite the fact that almost all chapter records were lost during the war, and it was almost a start from scratch, the chapter grew strong again and excelled on campus. Then came the Korean conflict and twice the chap- ter ' s entire pledge classes were drafted. This almost wiped out the chapter for the second time in its his- tory. Since then the Alpha Chi Chapter of the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity has again grown and estab- lished its position as an important part of campus life. Phi Tau officers for this year include: Ernest Waas- ser. President; Jimmy Moynihan, Vice-President; Mike Beall, Recording Secretary; and Alan Wright, Treasurer. Little Sister gets help from Big Brother. Picnics are one of many activities. 333 Front Row: Julia Mann, Kathy Barrentine, Becky Grocheau, Lisa Bramuchi, Krystal Madison, Ann Apperson, Robin Sharp, Suzy Rawls, Donna Romine, Diane Goza, Cheryl Parker, Mary Matthes, Mary Schmidt, Denise Branch, Jeannie Carter, Suzanne Bost. Sec- ond Row: Ruthie Johnson, Joyce McEwen, Donna McGee, Gay Gar- rett, Donna Andrews, Julie Jones, Connie Rice, Dayna Threadgill, Martha Fulgum, Vera Ann Russum, Karen Joseph, Margaret Ander- son, Jena Pace. Third Row: Chris Powers, Bonnie Noe, Lese Varda- man, Patricia Pittman, Lazette Langley, Terrie Havenes, Katie Oak- man, Celeste Baird, Gwen Booth, Janie Bunner, Sandra Kilby, Susie Reed, Maria Robertson, Pam Wells, Cissy Hendrix. Fourth Row: Debbie White, Kathy Young, Debbie Pylant, Elizabeth Bost, Made- lyn Koury, Julie Flannagan, Nancy Crawford, Mary Bess Williams, Debra Wooten, Debra Chamberlain, Marcia McEwen, Joy Gravelee, Theresa Fry, Sara Chesser, Sara Jane Steel, Polly Lindsey, Judy Col- lins, Carlan Keary. Fifth Row: Mary Kirk King, Carol Smith, Jan Dedeaux, Sherry Spencer, Jan Spencer, Linnie Causey, Dianne Crawford, Pam Bowen, Lee Ball, Debbie Keller, Laurie Lee, Kathy Waltman, Anita Whitley, Kim Shacklefor, Mickey Champion, Kathy Barnhill, Diane Travis, Kathy Bryant, Karen Yeager, Jeanine David, Donna Johnson. 334 Lighting candles during All Sing participation to symboli togetherne 0M Participates in Activities Phi Mu was founded at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia on March 4, 1852 and has expanded into 118 chapters throughout the country. Kappa Alpha Chapter received its Charter on June 1, 1962, bringing to MSU a strong link on the fraternity world. Living up to the tra- ditions of its founders. Phi Mu sets as its goal the obtaining of the purest ideals of noble womanhood; . . . love, honor, and truth. Phi Mu spirit and enthusiasm is easily seen by the active participation in such projects and activities as Greek All-Sing, Derby Day, Hike for Hope, the Hallow- een Carnival, intramural sports, and pep rallies. Phi Mu ' s are also active on campus as Cheerleaders, major- ettes. Dog-catchers, Angel Flight, Scotchguard, Frater- nity Little Sisters, Fashion Board, Homecoming Maids, Reveille Beauties, Miss MSU, and numerous honorary organizations. Officers for 1977 are President, Krystal Madison; Vice-President, Ann Apperson; Treasurer , Diane Goza; Recording Secretary, Dianne Crawford; Corresponding Secretary, Jeannie Carter; Panhellenic Representative, Linnie Causey; Pledge Trainer, Ann Elizabeth Baird; and Rush Chairman, Denise Branch. heme party is saloon night at Lady Bug Lounge. ' hi Mu ' s enjoy Big Sister-Little Sister party. 335 riKAWins Sign Display at Homecoming This year the Pi Kappa Alphas exempHfied their campus involvement by winning the homecoming dis- play sign competition on the on-campus fraternity divi- sion. Celebrating their golden anniversary in 19 7, the Pikes held an open house at the beginning of the semester, and ended the semester with their annual Pike Dream Girl Formal. The Gamma Theta chapter includes their members in such organizations as Blue Key, Elder Statesmen, and Philo Demos. Tradition that began at the University of Virginia in 1868 brought the Pikes to MSU in 1927. Smiling faces reflect their good times. Pike house is oldest on campu The rec room in house is constantly bus; 336 am warn isii ■ i HKA Txdtii l!«. lit- ' -s First Row: Mike Rinehart, Don Landrum, Debbie Madison, Phil Gambrell, Lee Thames, Mark Downing, Mark Polk, Julia Mann, David Boyd, Mike Taylor, Una Gregory, Denise Thacker, Mark Murrell, Jan Mason, Robert Sherman, Lazette Langley, Cal Hull, Amy Brickell, Andy King, Max Anderson, Richard Briscoe. Second Row: Ted Oliver, Brian Moore, Jim Anderson, Ed Mattox, Phillip Rush, Tim Moran, Scott McCool, John Sherman, Bill Patrick, Wanda Gatlin, Mark Lindsey, Joey Walton, Kay Mcllwain, Bobby Thompson, Beth Hall, Steve Gibson, Bill Sanderson, Will Lott, Mike Bishop, Jeff Noe. Third Row: Walter Pitts, Chuck Abraham, Craig Landrum, Jan e Morris, Bill Simpson, Paula Reeves, Stan McMikle, Scarlet Mitchell, Tommy Smith, John Dichiara, Bobby Lindsey, Rondah Merchant, Randy Maples, Carol Smith, Sammy Rose, Henry Shurlds, Coyt Sanders, Melody Dryden, Danny Alexander, Linda Schuback, Jimmy Brower, Steve Hunter, Jim Craft. Fourth Row: Jan Provenza, Thommy Mosley, Pam Reeves, Rocky Buntin, Chris Harris, Kenny Atkins, Jim O ' Bannon, Brook Furrh, Jay Gra- ham, Tom Pitts, Ronny Miller, Stennis Jones, Julie Herbert, Louis Nash, M. L. Virden. le winning sign is almost complete. 337 The football team that ' s only lost two games in three year lAE Is Oldest on Campus In March 1856 a group of young men at the Univer- sity of Alabama laid the foundation for Sigma Alpha Epsilon. From here the spirit of the true gentlemen spread to 220 universities nationwide. The heritage came to the Mississippi State University campus in March of 1887, only nine years after the University ' s founding. Being the first fraternity on campus SAE thrived and prospered. The intramural program has shown SAE ' s competi- tive spirit in athletics. Bill Stone, Jeff Ganaway, and John Kimbrough serve in the Student Association Sen- ate. Social events during Fall included swaps, dances following home football games, bus trips to Jackson football games, little sister hayride, and the annual SAE Christmas party. For Spring there was Paddy Murphy, spring game, casino party, and the spring formal. Officers include: Eugene Buck Clarke, President; Kevin Watson, V. President; Collins Hewes, Secretary and Ben Pentecost, Treasurer. 338 Guiding rushees to the 5 Row One: Bee Stricklin, Bill Stone, Fred Wallace, Greg Switzer, Larry Pav- lou, Jeff Daughdrill, Mrs. Huey, Dave Clark, Jimmy Livingston, Randy Coleman, Collius Hewes. Row Two: Dave McCrane, Bruce Barham, Bar- rett Francis, Greg Bowen, Robert Hamlin, Martin Anthony, John Barton, Mark Hargett, Chuck Pollard, George Ramsey, Cassy Moor. Row Three: M. L. Watero, Jerry Caffey, Bart Wise, Jay Jordan, Charles Mortimer, Durr Boyles, Rabuu Luster, Ben Penecost, Lyle Ball, Bob Pillow, Ernest Bledsoe, Wyth Rhett, Dolph Baker, Lee Watts, Johnny Luina, Robert Cordle, Buck Clark, Richard Moor, Jimmy Morgan, Jeff Ganaway, Vernon Phillips, Bill Roberts, Todd Fincher, Ted Porter, Wyatt Hazard, Chris Sammonsl. Row Four: Norman Wilkes, Bill Roman, Dan Reynolds, John Kimbrough, Ed DeMoville, Joe Whittenton, Kyle Swoope, Clay Welch. he E ' s spend their spare time playing cards. 339 ZX Raises $29,000 at Derby Day Founded nationally in 1856 and at Mississippi State in 1938, Sigma Chi has grown in prominence. The 1977 Derby Day at State set a new record for the most money raised in a single event by a Sigma Chi chapter. State ' s chapter held the old record. The amount raised, over $29,000, was collected to a large extent by MSU sororities and MUW social clubs, and went to various charities. The main beneficiary was St. Jude ' s Hospital for Children in Memphis, Tenn. In all phases of campus life. Gamma Upsilon chapter of Sigma Chi, a Peterson Award recipient, is active — from intramurals to cheerleading. Social events of the year are high-lighted by the Sweetheart Ball in Febru- ary and All-Sig Day in April. This year ' s Sweetheart is Leath Johnson, a member of Chi Omega sorority. Officers include Jeff Read, Consul; David Henson, Pro-Consul; Kevin Richardson, Annotator; and Bebus Tate, Quaestor. Sigma Chi ' s go 3-D for Homecoming display 340 First Row: Bebe Adams, Jim Clark, Bill Long, Johnny McCullough, Steve Pigford, Eddie Peranich, Tad Cockell, Buddy Massey. Second Row: Terry Lott, George Bodie, Bill Wasser, Walker Agnew, Jay Strobel, Bill Parks. Third Row: George Jarman, Kenneth Bochert, Michael Kerby, Jeff Read, Jim Wolverton. Fourth Row: Jack Hayes, Tommy Wofford, Mollis Carter, David Hopper, Robert Wilson, Joe Irby, Mike Smith, Paul Mize. Fifth Row: Currie Evans, Chris Waterer, Dickie Doucet, Allen Maxwell, Jim Barron, Denny Turner. Sixth Row: Stephen Mclnnis, Scott McPhearson, Mark Smith, Frank Jarman, Dan Derrington. Seventh Row: Tom Faure, Clark Pittman, Homer Bell, Allan Hobbs, Mac McGowan, Kirk Purnell. Eighth Row: Ross Bell, Chuck Fitzgerlad, Drew St. John, Clark Hooser, Kiah Townsend, Vic Grain, Doug Thomas, Tom Goltharp, Neil Payne, Bob Honnell, Eddie Harding, Bob Campbell, David Morgan, Robert Royal, Dave Kitchens. edges redo the yard. 341 Mike Smith, John Pannell, Criss Grice, Sam Pennebaker, Mark Kurtz, David Musgrove, Vic Langhans, Hub Barton, Heyward Bell, Gerald Sanchez, Barton Wyn, Bill Russell, Ronnie Yates. 342 IN Has Honor Code In 1974 Iota Gamma Chapter of Sigma Nu Fraternity was chartered at Mississippi State University. As MSU celebrates its centennial in 1978 Sigma Nu will be 109 years old. Thus, although they have been here only four years they carry on the traditions of over a cen- tury. Traditionally, Sigma Nu has been and is an honor fraternity. That is, a fraternity whose members base their lives on the honor code — belief in personal integ- rity as the fundamental attribute of character. 343 First Row: Kyle Bateman, Scot Davis, Rick Haggard, Billy McNeel. Second Row: Tim Boyd, Bobby Taylor, Marc Fore, Steve Bryant, Kevin Aldrich, Jimbo Hand, Kent Boothe, Terry Taylor, Bob Lemmons, Thomas Land, Joe Patrick. Third Row: Billy Home, Earl Hunt, Ira Kirkpatrick, Buddy Young- blood, Tracy Busby, Donny Taylor, Bill Anderson, Harry Mayer, Allen Mosley, Duke Malvaney, Paul Teasley, Brad Braswell. Fourth Row: John Murphy, Tom Heard, Brian Clark, Van Zachry, Glen Dear, Ed Scott, Wil- liam Correro, Wynn Johnson, Greg Trainor. Fifth Row: Joey Brent, John Williams, Buddy Griffin, Eddie Smith, Jimmy Grant, Kevin Cunningham, Chris Bromley, Joey Thweatt, Bob Bloodworth, Josh Crews, Mickey Plunk- ett. Bob Crecink, Jim Parker. Not Pictured: David Crawford, Don Rosen- krans, Bobby Moore, Donald Dodd, John Feller, Keith McDaniel, Woody Nance, Jeff Josey, Joel Roberts, Chip Estes, Tommy Sullivan, Randy Cochran, Jamie Garner, Tom Meinhardt, Ron McRee, Bill McRee, Greg Roberts, Chip Finley, Dickie Riddle, Everett Crupup, Jeff Boleware, Mark Robinson, Kelly Baker, Wes Benton, Tim Plunkett, Doug Irvin, Charles Boykin, Andy Barwick, Louie Lenckus, Mike Barrett, Steve Fisher. Working together on Homecoming displa 344 itrong sports participation led Sig Eps to win IFC All Sports Trophy. 10 E Is United Founded November 1, 1901 at Richmond College, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the second largest social fraternity in the world. But the most important thing about Sigma Phi Epsilon is not its size, but the close association between its members. Sigma Phi Epsilon is men united as a group dedicated to the principles of virtue, dili- gence, and brotherly love. The Sig Eps at Mississippi State are active in all phases of campus life. The Sig Eps are proud of their strong sports participation as evidenced by winning the IFC All Sports Trophy. Sig Eps are senators, cheerlead- ers, sorority big brothers. Elder St atesmen, Philo Demos, and campus committeemen. They are active socially, with swaps and parties, and participate in fund raising activities for charities. Sigma Phi Epsilon is more than a fraternity. A frater- nity is a group of men who believe in certain ideals. Sigma Phi Epsilon puts its ideals into practice. Whether it is building a patio, supporting an intramural team, or visiting a brother who is in the hospital; these are the things that unite us as brothers. Officers include: President, David Crawford; Vice- President, Don Rosenkrans; Controller, Bob Crecink; Corresponding Secretary, Eddie Smith; Recorder, Tim Boyd. Homecoming brings partying to the Sig Ep ' s house. 345 TKE Since 1965 Tau Kappa Epsilon was founded at Illinois Wesleyan University on January 10, 1899 as a new type of social fraternity in which members would be chosen not for wealth, rank, or honor, but for personal worth and character. By stressing these ideals, and through the realization that there are three essential elements of true brotherhood, love, charity, and esteem, Tau Kappa Epsilon has grown to be the world ' s largest social fraternity, with over 350 chapters. The Kappa Rho chapter at MSU was founded in Feb- ruary of 1965 with fourteen men. In 1977-78 the chap- ter has reached thirty-six men. With the hard work and endurance of actives and alumni, the chapter is moving into its second house. As the fraternity has grown locally and nationally, and with the progressive innova- tions, TKE is known for on all levels of the fraternity world. Tau Kappa Epsilon will continue to strive toward its never ending goal, of Tau Kappa Excellence. The officers for 1977-78 are: President — Dave Gad- dis; Vice-President — Leyton Phillips; Treasurer — Max Alston; and Associate Member Instructor — Art Wiselogal. The faithful old Teke bell. 346 Top Row: George Tillman, Dow Phillips, Rick Greer, Frank Trim. Second Row: Kenn Johnson, Terry Stoddard, Steve Davis, Bryan Johns, Zack Davidson, Gratz Myers, John Dye. Third Row: Carl Crenshaw, Tom Holder, Brad Kimbrough, Alton Moss, Benn Bras- sell, Gary Snyder, Chuck Rogers, Jim Phillips, Jeff McWilliams, Terry Arnsdorff, Lewie. Bottom Row: Ronnie Parker, Charles Moore, Jeff Evans, Steve Webb, Beth Warren (sweetheart). Art Wis- elogal, Larry Lanski, Dave Gaddis, John Harness, Greg Jones. Not Pictured: Rusty Alston, Mop Alston, Pete Chamblee, Tim Carrey, Randy Savell, Curt Ritchey.  vaps with the Little Sisters are special occasions. 347 First Row: Cyrus Clark, Robert Crisler, Etta Buckley, Chuck Rice, Beth Bazemore, Allen McClinchey, Bibby Burkes, Julia Cowden, Debo Kennedy, Bill Barfield. Second Row: Gary Brignac, John Wechnsler, Dennis Graham, Jackie Burkes, Jeff Long, Jimmy Miller. Third Row : Kevin Smith, Robert Crosby, Curtis Catron, Melvin Boyd, Tom Harper, Bill Vance, Bob Rice, Ken Overstreet, Don Burn- ham, Mike Anderson, Rusty O ' Neal, Jim Hamrick, Bruce Houston, Jimmy Nelson. Rush: a time of excitement 348 Triangles Are Bound by Common Careers Triangle was founded in 1906 by 16 civil engineers at the University of Illinois, who wished to form an organ- ization from men having common interest in their careers and principles. The MSU chapter of Triangle was formed along these lines for the desire of friend- ship, not only through school, but also through life. As a fraternity of engineers, architects, and scientists. Triangle has always carried the same basic ideals of common interest which are found among the men seeking technical careers. The officers for 1977-78 are Robby Crisler, President; Dennis Graham, Vice-President; Jim Hamerick, Secre- tary; Danny Wechsler, Treasurer; and Mike Anderson, House Manager. ummer boating parties on the reservoir. riangles playing foosball at the Triangle Club. 349 ZcDBIs Chartered This Year 350 Reception held for chartering day resident Bobbye Wright receives the charter Zeta Phi Beta Sorority was organized at Howard Uni- versity on January 16, 1902 as the result of the encour- agement given the Five Founders by Charles R. Taylor and Langston Taylor, members of Phi Beta Sigma fra- ternity. Thus Zeta Phi Beta and Phi Beta Sigma became the first official Greek-letter sister and brother organi- zation. The Epsilon Theta Chapter of Mississippi State was chartered October 8, 1977. Since that time the Epsilon Theta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta, Inc. has been involved in numerous activities. Adopted family, adopted senior citizen, community projects, and scholarships drives are but a few of the projects that the Chapter sponsors. Finer Womanhood Day and The Blue and White Ball are also a regular part of Epsilon Theta ' s list of activi- ties. Seated: Augusta Burton, Chinester Ball, Shiela Johnson, Cathy Gaston. Standing: Phyllis Emerson, Janice Martin, Bobbye Wright, President; Patricia Alford, Treasurer; Hope Stewart, Vice-President; Josephine Furdge, Secretary; Linda Jean Hopkins. Not Shown: Donna Rice, Barbara Jackson, Betty Clinton, Linda Turner. 351 First Row: Lynn Smith, Lisa Stokes, Tricia Winfield, Sharon John- ston, Karen Tupper, Debbie Smith, Kay Emrick, Aleene Woodard, Charlotte Anderson, Karen Mosley, Nancy Spindler, Mary Ann Woodard, Tricia Smith, Kim Mosley, Saralyn Simpson, Susan Rush, Cindy Yeatman, Peggy Sorrels, Debbie Poole, Lillian Puckett, Daphne Eubanks, Sherry Robinson, Karen Perry, Carolyn Dungan, Brigette Bauman. Second Row: Jan Davis, Nancy Dent, Pattie Mer- cier, Sandra Taylor, Julie Harris, Ann Page, Amy Kennedy, Donna Kaye Smith, Elyse Tyree, Ann Curtis, Gail Eubanks, Susie Harpole, Lisa Sanford, Cheryl Sidney, Lisa Tillery, Sheree Upton, Cileste Pierce, Sharon Jarrett, Jill Marascalco, Joy Tate, Retha Verell, Susan Shelton. Third Row: Laura Thornton, Sallie Savelle, Patty Wooten, Becky MaGee, Margaret Newman, Gina Mazzanti, Janet Culliver, Clare Thomas, Cynthia Sidney, Mary Gail Thomas, Missy Bledoe, Sheree Locke, Sallie Wilson, Vickey Smith, Julie Burrus, Evelyn MaGee, Lisa Hunt, Cindy Allen, Clara Chadwick, Melinda Kerr, Jane Morgan, Cynthia Davis, Robin Henderson, Genean Maddux, Becky Rieves, Marissa Simmons, Sharon Hegwood. Dawn Grafe enjoys ice cream party 352 pledges sponsored a 50 ' s party for Big Sisters and Little Sisters. ZTA Shows Versatility Zeta Tau Alpha was founded at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia on October, 1898. This national sorority was installed at Mississippi State on April 21, 1940 being the second sorority on campus. Mrs. Paul H. Dunn, chapter advisor, was instrumental in the installa- tion of the ZTA chapter. Over the years Zetas have been involved in many organizations and activities. Zetas have been repre- sented well in organizations such as Angel Flight, Scotch Guard, Dogcatchers, Diamond Girls, and frater- nity little sisters. They also have had girls highly hon- ored on campus by being in Hall of Fame, Who ' s Who, Cardinal Key, and other honorary fraternities. Zetas back the MSU Bulldogs by playing in the Famous Maroon Band, participating in the Homecoming activi- ties, and supporting the Bulldogs in the stands. Zetas have shown excellence in pageants, intramurals, and scholastic achievements. Zeta Tau Alpha ' s international office is located in Indianapolis, Indiana. There are 133 Zeta chapters across the country. Zetas everywhere display those qualities that a Zeta lady stands for: Forever and a day with ZTA! 353 Delta Chi Little Sisters First Row: Connie Alderman, Kathy Byrd, President; Pam Vance, Vice-President; Becky Burchfield, Secretary-Treasurer. Back Row: Yvonne Spencer, Elizabeth McKay, Leslie Bouchillon, Nancy Dent. Not Pictured: Cindy Smith, Social Chairman; Sheree Upton. Little Sisters of Star and Crescent first Row: Millie Martin, Joy Friday, Pamela Burleson, Becky Hanson, Tina Cassino. Second ?ow; Judy Ray, Dianne Harris, Lisa Moore, Trishi Lesley, Cindy Alexy, Belvia Porch. 354 Little Sisters of the Maltese Cross irst Row: Laurie Robertson, Jan Coggin, Vicki Ivy, Mary Beth McAndrew, Susan Little, Karen Windham, Kay Gardner. Second Row: Mary leth Ranney, Sid Brown, Nancy Rutherford, Donna Tate, Rennee Standish (Sweetheart), M ' Lou Austin (President), Gayle Watts, Lillian Chow. Jot Present: Lisa Perry, Kathy Kinard, Terry Tucker, Holly Carson, Helga Stahlecker. Little Sisters of Phi Kappa Tau -irst Row: Lois Filgo, Secretary; Susan Kuykendall, Mary Read, Pam Moak, Vice-President. Second Row: Caroline Little, Connie Roebuck, ,nita Whitley, President; Jan Laster. Third Row: Peppy Mosely, Deanna Stallings. Not Pictured: Mina Jones, Tanya McDill, Yvonne Hurdle. 355 Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sisters Front Row: Susan Simmons, Bobbie Jo Avent, Saralyn Simpson, Beverly Beasley, Vera Freirson, Pam Cowart, Melanie Nance, President; Char- lotte Anderson, Brigette Baumann. Second Row: Ann Page, Gaye Hunt, Secretary; Aleene Woodard, Joanne Garner, Marty Vaughan, Lisa Linebarger, Debbie Watkins , Jan Adcock. Third Row: Susie Dunn, Jan Dove, Cindy Hughes, Carol White, Vice-President; Karen Moseley, Cindy Allen. Fourth Row : Charleen Alexandra, Clara Chadwick, Sara Jane Steel, Emily Goings, Connie Hairston, Treasurer; Donna Kaye Smith, Betty Dees, Pledge Trainer. Sigma Chi Little Sisters Front Row: Karen Adams, Kathy Moreton, Myra Stevens, Mary Connor McCouUough, Julie Flannagan, Sherye Simmons, Beth Green, Ruthie Johnson, Debbie White. Second Row: Connie Gortney, Libby Compton, Leath Johnson, Becky Ladner, Margaret Evans. Third Row: Cookie Johnson, Cheryl Ross, Susan Evans, Ann Bell, Georgia Cowen, Renee Russell, Janis Buck, Ann Munson, Maria Robertson, Katy Oakman Fourth Row: Alicia Gibson, Beebe Berry, Mardi Dean, Suzanne Caccamise, Cathy Thomas, Ann Jackson, Ann Hagan, Mary Jane Wooten, Jil Marascalso. Fifth Row: Clare Thomas, Janet Culliver, Mary Carroll Montgomery, Margaret Parks, Jane Morgan, Kathy Holliday, Lee Am Baker, Vicki Williams, Laura Boykin. 356 Little Sisters of Minerva ' ront Row: Susie Rawls, Joy Gravlee, Keith Madden, Pam Huff, Pam Mullins, Tammy Taylor, Beverly Bums. Second Row: Jeannie Carter, iayle Adams, Denise Branch, Mitzi Shaffer, Mrs. Dorothy Huey, Gail Kerr, Robin Sharp, Susan Horn, Jane Hart McMillan. Third Row: Susie larpole, Kathy Waltman, Donna Andrews, Debra Moore, Celeste Baird, Nancy Barger, Elaine Humphreys, Susie Reed, Barbara Middleton, andy Franklin, Kathy Meredith. Fourth Row: Browning Duffey, Sandra Glenn, Stacy Randall, Lisa Rice, Gracie Reed, Betty Barrett Robertson, )onna Romine, Grace Anne Fisackerly, Frances Long, Debbie Keller. Order of the White Rose ■irst Row: Teresa Jones, Kathy Waters, Dawn Lammons, Cragin Carter, Adrienne Pakis, Betty Watts, Sue Oakes, Karen Joseph. Second Row: 4ary Kirk King, Beth Sheilds, Cindy Woodruff, Sandra Kilby, Judy Collins, Karlin Carey, Beth Neal, Rhonda Lack, Mindy Usry, Cathy Cooke, nn Cook; House Mother, Terrell Stone, Karen Hamilton, Beth Clark, Penny Gibson, Lisa McMillan, Melanie Wall, Laurie McBryde. Third low: Lisa Bramuchi, Cindy Reese, Melanie Heath, Lem Pace, Madelyn Koury, Diane Travis, Pam Shotts, Beverly Stewart, Lou Knox, Becky ' osey, Ann Faire, Lynn McGrath, Cindy Minton, Eileen Read, Celeste Pierce, Pete Roberts. 357 Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sisters Front Row: Krystal Madison, Julie Herbert, Lazette Langley, Donna McGee. Second Row: Julia Mann, Tiffany Andrews, Pam Reeves, Becky Rose, Amy Brickell, Laura Yerger, Paula Reeves. Third Row: Rondah Merchant, Debra Wooten, Jan Mason, Jane Morris, Debbie Sargent, Vale- rie Lusby, Jan Provenza, Teri Anderson, Elizabeth Bost. Zeta Tau Alpha Big Brothers First Row: Martin Anthony, Ed Scott, Damian Bianca, Louie Lenckus, Douglas Thomas, Jeff Read, Bill Glasgow. Second Row: Terry Hitt, Jeff Collins, Rick Moss, Dave Hudek, Duane McNeil, Randy Purdum. Third Row: Ed DeMoville, Jeff Thomas, Clyde Smith, Jimmy Wolverton, Randy Cochran, Scott McPherson, Ken Loper. Not Pictured: Woody Nance, Steve Pigford, Johnny Rein, Bill Rogers, Vernon Pierce. 358 Kappa Delta Big Brothers Front Row: Drick Rogers, Rudy Posey, Terry Sacca, Steve Younger. Second Row: Matt Edwards, Greg McGrath, Ricky Mat, George May, Mark White, Keith West, Dan Purnell, Mark Lindsey. Third Row: Buck Sanderson, Darwin Freeman, Bruce Franklin, Bill Fortson, Fred Pepper, Cheeky Herrington, Bobby Crosland, Bob Gray. 359 ' ' tM PS Graduates Abdo-Charmus Graduates Mitchell Memorial Library Ahdo.Galal: MisvSt. Abdolhamid. B(irazjani: Starkviile Agnew. Charles C: Siarkville Ahmadizadeh. Ebrahim: Tehran. Iran Akande. Theophilus A-: Ede. Nigeria Akavipal. Sanav; Bangkok. Thailand Ah. Bashin: Starkviile All, Sharafeldin FJligani; Sudan Allen, Cjar Keith: Biloxi Anderson, Juaniia: Durant Anglin. Cheryl L.: Jackson Ardahl. Ann Helen; Vicksburg Ardon. Roduel Rodriguez; Starkviile Aroonpirojn. Sutas; Bangkok. Thailand Ariecona. Mtlciades R.; Asoncion. Paraguay Bahar. Abbas A; Newark. NJ Bakir. Mohamed Ah; Tripoli. Libva Ball. Hugh Brooks; Starkviile Ball. Mary Cox; Jackson Barber. Elizabeth Love; Starkviile Beheshii-Maal. Ahmad; Miss. St. Bignoli. Anthony Peter; Biloxi Boler, Carolyn Loretta; Starkviile Booker. Quinton; Shannon Boyles. Sandy; Florence. AL Bravo. Roberto Pineda; Nicaragua. C. A. Cabrera. Edgar R.; Starkviile Caceres-Casiillo. Ja obo: Honduras, C.A. Caldwell. John W. IV; Starkviile Campbell. Marjorie; Tupelo Carlisle. Ricky Joe; Starkviile Carter. Beverly C: Meridian Centruion. Cirilo J.; Paraguay Cerdeira. Anlonio Luiz; Ribeirao.Preto, Brazil Cerveliini. Genesio Da Silva; Brazil Charumas. Voranit: Bangkok. Thailand Sooner or later we all get intro- duced to the Mit- chell Memorial Library and its wealth of researcha- ble material. Pic- tured to the left is Fred Mitchell for whom the library is named. Graduate students are distin- guishable from undergraduates in the library because of the briefcases they carry around! Graduate or not, all students have the chance to become quite familiar with the shelves and racks and stacks. f?S.C. J ifi H: ik 362 Graduates Cheatham-Momanyi Chealham. Danny 1,,; Starkville Chen. PaiPin; TunB-Li). Taiwan. ROC. Chenf. Mamadou: Ivory Coast. W. Africa Chiravalhanapong. Sa-Nguan; Miss Si. Clemmcr. Robtrl Mitchell; Starkville Cleveland. Glenn Dave; Saucier Cobb. David Joel; Eupora Conn, Randall R ; New Orleans. LA Cook. John Anthony; Miss, St, Cosenza, Gilson Weslin; Brazil Cox. Wilham W ; Philadelphia Crawford. Shelby; Tylertown Cruise. Susan; Starkville Curry. Christopher Brennan; Miss St Davis. J. Steve; RayTTH)nd DeCalderon. Celmira C . Starkville Desai. Kapil; Bombay. India Dhanyawong. Sanlisook; Bangkok. Thailand Dodder. Kimbrell C ; Haltiesburg Duncan. Elizabeth Anne; Pearl Ellington. James Daniel; Pekin. IL Etewish. Omran Salem; Benghazi. Libya Fale. Bi Dje; Ivory Coast. W Africa Fardanesh. Mohammad Jafar; Tearan. Iran Ferreira. Joana M. S ; Brazil Fisher. Anna; Starkville Foresman. Cindy; Greenville Forrest, Charlie; Columbus Forlson. Billie J Jr ; Tupelo Franca. Jose B ; Brazil Fwu-Kuan. Lue(Lukc); Miss St. Gale. Helen Linda; Louisville Geotes, Johnny W, ; Gulfp  rt Gholipour. Ahad; Miss St Ghosh. Amitabha; Starkville Gibson. Craig R ; Jackson Gill, James R; Starkville Glenn. Cathy; Starkville Gordon, Craig; Jackson Graves, Kenneth G.; Jackson Green. Elizabeth A ; Melarie. LA Greenleaf. William Fox; Eupora Hammermeister. Karen; Columbus Handy, Kim Douglas; Starkville Harman. Richard D ; McClure.OH Harris, William ill. Starkville Hastings, Shelia; Booneville Haynes, Glenn C ; Miss St Hays, John; Oublin Helnck. Melinda Sue. Wilm. DE Hibbard. Michael Joseph; Helena. AK Hinshaw. Bob; Yazoo City Hodges. Julia; Starkville Hogue. Mary Jo; Dumas Hojuatie. Bahram; Miss, St, Hollis. Man Ann. Vicksburg Holloway, Carolyn Denise; Jackson Holloway, Robert G ; Yazoo City Hudnall. Bill Minga; Prairie Hutchison, Bill; Phoenix, AZ Issa, Raja R.; Tripoli. Lebanon Jackson, Lloyd; Marietta Jagnandan, Leonard; West Point Jee. James Rodney. Ruleville Jefcoat. Carmen A,. Bay Springs Johnstm. Bob Tom. Forest Johnstin. Patricia; Gulfport Josey. Joel D.; Starkville Keeton. Thomas; PtKahontas. IL Kerr. Larry Young; Vicksburg Keys. Patty Jo; Starkville Kirk. Raymond E ; Starkville Kuhirun, Kanjana. Thailand Kumar. Dilip; Starkville Kurtz. Mark E., Starkville Kwon, Jang-Hyuk; Kyung-Buk Seoul. Korea Khosrow. Lalehz.ari; Miss, St Landivar. Juan A ; Santa Cruz. Bolivia Lane. Bobby; West Point Langston. Vernon C III; Hernando Larinde. Michael Abimbola; Starkville Lee. Shang-Lien Grace; Taipei. Taiwan Leggetl. Sherry; Rienzi Lennard. Susan N,; GreenwiMxi Light. Connie; Miss St Lloyd. Elizabeth; Raleigh. NC Mahmood. Qazi AS, M, ; Bangladesh Man. Yiu Kwan. Miss St Martin. Janice Carol: Osford Martin. Joe H.; Ripley Martindale. Wilham Ell; Nashville. TN Martinez. German Augusto; Comavaquela. Honduras, CA Matter. Abdul Amir M,; Miss St, Mays. Marilyn; Kilmichael McCreary. Linda; West McDitl. Tanya Jean; Jackson McEwen. Steven Ray; Columbus McGlohn. Robert Russell; West Point McGlown, Tommy; Shannon McLaurin. Joseph B Jr.; Jackson McNally, Stephen; Gulfport McPhail. Bettye: Collinsville Miller. Melinda; Pearl Miller. Pattie; Memphis. TN Milner. Dorothy Leggett; Starkville Mitts. Violet Chandler; Enterprise Mize. Gary Randal; Oxford Momanyi, David C. H.; Karen-Nairobi-Kenya 363 Graduates Moore- Vanasanta MiHire, Elton; Jasper. FL Moore. Susan F-: DeLard. FL Moorman. Jerry Wayne; Miss. Si. Morgan. David: Laurel Morris, John E.; Jackson Morlenson. Donald L.; Miss. St. Mosley. Donald Jason: Meridian Moss, Thomas C: Starkville Moloto, John Momanyi: Nairobi, Kenya Mowry. Bruce Alan; Starkville Mowry. Suzanne Barrett; Starkville Muse, Susan E.: Meridian Narvaez. Ramon A.; Choluteca, Honduras, C.A. Nawarat. Panya: Miss. St. Neto. Joao A. Zanini: Starkville Nitayamekin, Yong Yoot; Thailand Noblitt, Donna Elaine: Miss. St. Nontasak. Tatree; Thailand Nordin. Md-Yusop bin; Starkville Oakes. Walters.: McCool O ' Hara. Michael: Cairo. GA Okeke. B.O.; Starkville OIuyitan,G. Ayodele; Starkville Oredein. Olavinka O.; Ibaden, Nigeria Orellana. Jose: Ecuador Orsborn. Martha Judy: Mooreville Oskounejad. Mehdi; Tehran, Iran Park. Eui H.: Starkville Parker. John H.; West Point Partirdge. Pam; Meridian Penson. Charles; Starkville Peoples. Linda Joyce; Columbus Phillips. Gary L,; luka Porter, LeeOnie: Houston Pruilt. Edwm Y.; Como Puttarasen, Rattanaporn; Bangkok, Thailand Qayum. Zahid: Miss. St. Rahby. John C; Wiggms Rahvar, Danoush; Starkville Ramos, Guillermo F.; Honduras, C.A. Ramsey. Jane Rene; Waveland Rao. V. Balaji: Bangalore, India Ratchford. Kevin John: Jackson Razak, Roslan Abdul; Denang. Malaysia Reddy. V. Ramakrishna; Miss. St. Reyes-Discua, Napoleon; Honduras. C.A. Reyes-Nunez. Gerardo A.; Alianfa, Honduras, C.A. Riley, Priscilla: Tupelo Robinson, Porter: Starkville Rodriguez. Pedro Enrique: Barquisimeto, Venezuela Roebuck. David; Verona Rogers, Lowell N.; Perkinston Rogers. Ronnie Gilbert; Corinth Rohr, Richard A,: Pascagoula Rule. Wesley David; West Rullan, Christy M.; Starkville Ryan, Jeffrey J,: Miss. St. Sadeghesfahani. Mehdi; Starkville Saisawat, Pranom; Thailand Salamat. Rahim: Tehran, Iran Salifou. Mahamane; Starkville Salman. Nabeel K.: Mosul, Iraq Salzer. William; New Orleans. LA Sanders. Ginger: Miss. St. Santos. Jocelina; Pascagoula Scanlan. Shelia M,: Rolling Meadows, IL Schuster. Karla Kay; Starkville Scott. Ann: Montgomery. AL Seyfi. Mehdi: Tehran, Iran Shahbazi. Behrooz; Miss. St. Shahsavari. Mohammad Mehdi; Starkville Shao, McNama; Miss. St. Shaw. Frank; Starkville Shirazi. Javad Kazemi; Miss. St. Sibley. Rebecca Leigh; Miss. St. Simon. Stephen E.; Starkville Smith, Linda Kay; Booneville Smith. Luther B.; Union Smith. Robert R. Jr.: West Point Snapka, Diane C; Columbus Sohani. Farhad; Miss. St. Srithavaj. Araya; Bangkok, Thailand Steen, Kathryn Lynn: Leiand Stephens. Britt: Gulfport Sleriing, John L.; Meridian Stidham. Teresa Joy; Mathiston Stokes. Bryce J.: Starkville Stout. David William: Columbus Sullivan. Pamela G.; Starkville Suvanprakorn. Kamolvan; Bangkok, Thailand Sykes, Halbert E.; Starkville Tabatabaian. Mostafa N.: Miss, St. Talib. Jamal Bin; Batu Pahat, Johor. Malaysia Tan-ngarmsirong. Tuanchai; Bangkok, Thailand Taylor. China Mary: Starkville Taylor. James: Pheba Taylor. Stephen C; Jackson Tebo. Janet: Miss. St. Termeie. Ebrahim: Tehran. Iran Thrapp, Gary: Starkville Tinsley. Billy: Philadelphia Tomlinson, Elizabeth L; Starkville Tsai. Chwen-Yi Rita; Taipei, Taiwan ROC Tsay. Sheue-Jan: Taichung. Taiwan. ROC Twyman. Susan Elizabeth: Clmlon Ulaeto, Teclor Kenny: Starkville Valeno, Jose Raul; Brazil Vana.santa. Alisa: Pitsanuloke, Thailand mt k:. € 364 Graduates Vani-Zamin Moo-U-Cow College MSU students are often chided about their cowbells and agricultural university. The nickname ' ' cow college evolved mainly because cows were a vital part of MSU ' s cam- pus in 1930 — and still are in 1978, — as is shown by these 1930 Heffers. Vani. N.K-: Miss. St Vithakamonlri. Puckdee: Bangkok. Thailand Vondran. Richard H.; Columbus Waima!eongora-Ek. Chanchai: Bangkok. Thailand Walker. Lucmda; MaL n Walker. Susan Virginia; Hernando Walker. Wanda F. T: Collinsville Walton. Ed III; Starkville Wang. David Chi-Lu; Starkville Ware, Gwendolyn B,; Starkville Wei, Yee-Tyz; Taipei. Taiwan. ROC Weiss. Robin; Miami Beach. FL West. Flavia: Tupelo Williams. J Byron; BogueChilto Williams. Jerry; Starkville Williams. Mary L ; lita Bena Williamson. Candy . Brenham. TX Williamson. Willie Ree. Maben Wilson. Terrecia Travon: Winona Windham. Mark; Crystal Springs Wolfe. Diane Denman; Charleston Wood. Michael W,; Louisville W(XKi. Nancy J.; Starkville Worley. Phil BooneviUe Wu. Yu- Ming Johnny : Starkville Wynn. Morns Dee; Piedmont. SC Yinn. Wa-Lee; Taipei. Taiwan Young. Linda Carolyn; Amorv Zaghdani. Abdulmagid S.; Libya. Tripoli Zamin. Mohammad Ali; Starkville 365 eniors Abies- Armstrong These 1954 graduating seniors file in for the ceremonies. Diplomas declaring bache- lors of arts and bachelors of sciences were distributed and then they faced the cold cruel world. Abies, Jerry; Greenwood Adams. Nancy; Starkville Adams. Rhena Ellisha; Terry Adams. William W. Jr.; Starkville Agent. Doyle Elton; Philadelphia Agnew. Sam; Tupelo Agnew. Walker Spicer; Tupelo Ainsworth, Cherie; Crystal Springs Ainsworth. Kathy; Clinton Akin, Kathy; Brandon Aldndge. Shelley; Jackson Alexander. Daniel W.; Biloxi Alexander. David W.; Meadville Alford. Thomas Allen; Jackson Allen, Cynthia; Norwalk. CT Allen. Jerry Dean; Rienzi Allen. Joyce Marie; Oakland Allen. Kati Leanne; Montpelier Allen. Lynne: Brandon Allen. Roger C; Starkville Alston. Sally L.; Pass Christian Alvey. Vicki; Brookhaven Anderson. Becky; Jackson Anderson. David C; Vicksburg Anderson. Jim; Decatur Anderson. John M.; Poplarville Anderson. Michael A.; Gulfporl Anderson. Nell; Meridian Anderson. R. W.; Starkville Anderson. Tonya; Paducah. KY Anding. R. Charles; Bolton Andrew. Ray; Long Beach Angelo. Olga Demetrius; Jackson Applewhite, James; Bassfield Aram, David; Ruleville Armstrong. Rick; Fulton 366 Seniors Arnold-Bray ,-fl V 5 A f C II ' v JN % il JfM J. LMmmii ' . ' • ' J  ! : ' - • .•r- v ttfil? Arnokl. I li .ibL-ili: Siurkville Arringlon. Sur.i: Inverness Ash. Linell; Jackson Ashford. Bennic; Slarkville Ashley, Sylvia I ynn; Meadville Askew. Dan: I.dw.irds Atkins. I..)nnic; ( ak-donia Ausiin. Mlou. Itil.. i Austin. Susan. Vert na Avery. Tony: Hamilton. AL A in. Iina M : Picayune Avcock. Judv A : Meridian Babb. Richard J. seph; C olumbus Backus. AlanO : Siarkville Backus, F airicia. Meridian Bailey. Cliff Ivler: Jackson Bailev. Kenneth M.; Jackson Bailey. Thomas H, Jr.: Tupelo Baird. Ann Mi uibelh: Indianola Baker. Susan L ; Clreenville Baldwin, William Ci: Pittsboro Balenlme. William R,. Weir Hahus. Alvin R ; Biloxi Banahan. John A : Jackson Banks. Kenneth Buford: Macon Barber. John, Hallisburg Bardwell. Ruben Ci,,Starkvilie Barger, Nancy: Greenwood Barlow. Jan: Louisville. KY Barlow. Jean: Louisville, KY Barlow. Vict. ma Adelle: Jackson Barnes, Rhonda D : Philadelphia Barnelt. Suzanne; Carthage Barrentine. Carrie; San Antonio. IX Barrett, Sharron Ann: F-ullon Barron. Gregory B.: Jackson Barth. Dan; Pocahontas Bates. Jerry T ; Trenlon. I N Bates. Velma: Magni)lia Batra.Suresh, Miss St. Batson, Lisa; Cireenville Baison. Rebecca Ann; Burke. VA Baugh. Barbara. Clinton Bazyar, Abdoljalil T.; Fasa Fars. Iran Beamon. Velma Flame; Camden Bealy, James L Jr.; Columbus Beddingfield. Keith; Meridian Beers. Julie; Greensboro, NC Belk. Paul Venov Jr.. Steens Bell. Sydney W, II; Corinth Bender, Chandra; Baldwyn Bennett. A. Mark III; Lake Village, AR Bennett. Sue; Miami, FL Benson. Butch; Tupelo Benson. Douglas, Union Berry, Kathy; Jackson Bianca. Damian P.; Indianola Bianca, Rebecca W.; Starkville Bibbs. Idonia Kay; Starkville Bilbo. William Lynn; Meadville Bird. Jane; Vicksburg Bishoff, Monte William; Florence Bishop. Kenneth Ray; Rienzi Black, Cynthia Diane; Vicksburg Black, James M, Jr.; Columbus Black. Susan; Greenwood Black well. James R . Tavlorsville Black well. Mickey; Petal Blackwood, Olin M ; Lake Providence. LA Blair. Michael G.: Starkville Blake. Cary Lewis. Jackson Bland. Jerry Wayne; Columbus Blanton, Richard L.; Meridian Bledsoe. Cynthia N.; Jackson Bhssell, Karen Denise; Jackson Blocker. Adrian; Starkville Bloodworth. Herby. CJrenada Boatman, Mary Sue W.; Fupora Bobb. John L,; Vicksburg Bobo, George; T upelo Bock. Erik; Park Ridge. N J Boler. Angelia Y.: Starkville Boler. Harold W: Starkville Boler. Rudolph; Pascagoula Bonner, tarl R ; Corinth Booth, Henry Lee; Goodman Bocver, Idylette; Artesia Borromeo. Anna H.; Jackson Boucher, Robert S,; Gautier Bounds. Mark S.; Philadelphia Bourland. Martha J.; Amory Bowen, Cindy; Vicksburg Bowen. John ' w. III. Vicksburg Bowron. Henry Allen; Jackson Box. Paul Glenn: Starkville Boyd, Lou F.: Summit Boyd. Melvm L.; Rolling Fork Boykin. Kenny; Maben Bracken, Virginia Anne: Aberdeen Bradley. Jack Russell; Gulfport Bradshaw, Lavell O. Jr.; Starkville Brame, Carol; Bay Springs Branch, James E.; Duch Hill Brandon. Charles: McCarley Brassell. Ben; Pearl Braswell, Randy; Jackson Braswell. Wayne: Shaw Bray. Mark; Houston 367 Undergraduates Breeland-Cockrell Breeland, Gary: Newton Brenner. James P.; Tupelo Brent. Cynthia J.: Greenville Brett. Bracky: Kosciusko Bnce. Marsha Anne: DeKaib Jci.. NY Bndgers. Jack: Cruger Bridgforlh. William F.: Vaughan Bnster. Charles David. Pearl Bnster. Robert H.; Vaughan Broadh Brooks Brown. Brown. Brown. Brown. Brown. Brown. Brown, ead, Kent: Crystal Springs Mike; Carthage Beverly Ann: West Point Charles A.: Jackson David Russell: Natchez Jerry Darnell : Toomsuba Julian Arthur; Aberdeen Mary Ann; Meridian Nathan O ' Neal; Starkville Brown, Percy Lee; Summit Brown. Susan Kay; Starkville Browninc. James L. Jr.: Clinton Brute, Bolen W,; Oakland Bruemmer. Darrvl R ; Starkville Brumfield. Michael; Osyka Brunow. Steven E.; Biloxi Bryan. James Lee: Tupelo Buffington. Charles S.: Canton Buie. Frederick; Clarksdale Burden. Larry D.; Kosciusko Burden, Rhonda H.; Kosciusko Burgess. Stuart H.: Jackson Burkes ' Xngie; Philadelphia Burkhdlier. Bobbv; Greenville Burks. Jackie L, Jr.; Starkville Burleson. Pamela DeLynn; Booneville Burleson, Sharon Jenice; Verona Burnh.im, James Donald: Laurel Burnham. Thomas: Levitlown. NY Burns, Franklin Theodore Jr ; Brookhaven Burns, Sanla D.; Jackson Burns. John A : Smithdale Busb , James Tracy; Hernado Busby. Leslie C; Sarah Busb . Robert Paul; Corinth Busiin. Henry J. Jr.: Laurel Butler, Deborah Susan; Mantee Butschek. Anthony; Mendenhall Bycofski, James C; Jackson Byram. Melissa Ann: luka Byrd. Edwm Michael: Corinth Byrd. George O. IH; Greenwood Byrd, Kevm R.; Long Beach Byrne. Debbie: Brookhaven Beasley. Susan G.; Jackson Cade, Gloria A : Starkville C agle, l_ecia Dianne; Smithville Caldwell, John R,; Greenville Caldwell, Ricky D.; Booneville Cambre ( nlhia; Pascagoula Campbell. Charles Richard: Canton Campbell. Kelly Addison; Columbus Candle, (hnsiN .Ann; Amory Card, Brenda; Kilmichael Carley. Karen; Starkville Carlisle. Linda Ross; Starkville Carlson, Stephen; Starkville Carpenier, Fllen Boone: Moscow. TN Carpenier, Howard; Moscow, TN Carpenter, Pam; Moss Point Carrawav, Joseph Warren; Utica Carter. Donna: Noxapater Carter, Glenn; Columbus Carter. Gwendolyn E.; Kilmichael Carter, Kathryn Milam; Vicksburg ( arler. Mike; Starkville Carter. Thomas Anthony; West Point Carter. Wanda Faye; Forest Carver. Michael J.; Bay St. Louis C ase. James S.: Meadville Casey. Donald Leslie; Louisville Casey. Jessie B.; Cantonment, FL ( assell. Bill: Port Gibson Cause , Michael B.; Mt ' idian Causev, I ommie L,: St; rkville Caver. ' Clav: Starkville Chamberlin. Deborah: Columbus Chaney.Sara Elaine; Hickory Chapman, Bruce W.; Ocean Springs Chapman. Kerrv R.; Jackson Chapman. Robert D.: Louisville Cherry. Pat: Louisville Chisoim, Margaret Lynn; Lexington Chisolm. Rodger: Starkville t hrisiian Pamela Susan, Tupelo Churchill. Jennifer; New Albany Clark, Cyrus E,; Starkville Clark, Geneva O,; Starkville Clark, Linda Ann: Gulfport Clark. Markcanna Davis Jr.; Vicksburg Clarke, Eugene Singleton IV; Hollandale Clemmer. David: Jackson Cline. Ida: Columbus Clingan. Emma Lou: Fullon Clower. Nancy Wesley: Canton Cochran. Lynn: Meridian Cochran. Rodney C: Jackson Cockrell, Franklin: Columbus CocWell. Sharon; Weir 368 Seniors Cole-Davis j- Whafs the Good Word? Cole. Bill; Brandon Cole. George R ; Brandttn Cole. Hilton: Slarkville Cole. Jcanelle. West Point Cole, Larrv T . Hernando Coleman. Cathy. YaziH ( ily Coleman. Sherra. Corinth Coleman. Tommy I- . Slurgis Collier. Judith Elizabeth: Slarkville Collins. Shirley: West Point Collum, hddieC : Moss Point Cololla. Beth. Indianola Comer. Randal: Mantathie Commer. Susan. Philadelphia Complon. Elizabeth M : Vitksburg Conner. Louis W : Slarkville Conwill. Janie: Amors CiHik. Betty Carol: Canton CtK) k. Sara Elizabeth: Yazoo City Ctxike. Lynn: Slarkville Ctxiley, Terry Ann: Br(.H khaven Ctxiper, Mark Brewer: Briniksville CtK)pcr. Robert Thomas: Ackerman Copprue, Rena, Itla Bena Cordle. Robert F rl Jr.: West Point Cordoba. Roberto; Honduras Cornelius. Kalhy. New Albany Correro, William G . Senatobia Cothran. Thomas B III. (ireenwtHKl Covington. Stephen Albert; Meridian Cowan. Melvtn D Jr : Gulfporl Cowart. Danny Owen. Lutedale CoK. Amanda. Greenville Co)i, Edwin J,; Jackson Cox, Phyllis Anne: Columbus Cranfield. Dewey Otis Jr ; Lltica Craven, Katherine M : Water Valley Crawford, David Fondren: Holly Bluff Crawford. Frank S . Jackson Crawford. Joyce; Decatur Crawford. Shep: Tylertown Crawley. Anthony L.: Meridian Crenshaw. Pamela; Meridian Cnsler. Robert W.: Jackstin CriK k. Thomas Neil: Amory Crosby. Robert H-, Scotlsboro. AL Crouiner. Joseph; Carthage Crow, Kay DePoysler: Booneville Crowder. Scotlv; Ackerman Crumbley. Rod: Jackstm Culberson, Mickey; Jackson Culpepper. James: Slarkville Cummings. Steve; Pontotoc Cunningham, Curtis; Drew Cunningham. Kevin D.. Greenville Curry. Phyllis R; Slarkville Culrer. Raleigh: Magnolia Dahl. Derrick; Charleston Daley. Basil L ; Carson Dallas. Jennye; Jackson Daniel, Tom. Jackson Daniels. James L,; Wiggins Darby, Michael L.; Gainesville. GA Davidson. Glenn J Jr ; Redw«.HKl Davidson. Susie: Greenville Davis. Barney Jr : Columbus Davis, Cecilia Jo. Laurel Davis. Effie L.: Meridian Davis. Dwighl D.: Honduras Davis. James D., Guifpwrl Davis. James G.; West Point Davis, Marvis E.: Slarkville Davis. Melinda: Ripley. TN Davis, Otho Lee: Moss Point Davis. Robert B : Clinton Davis. Roger; Tupelo 369 Undergraduates Davis-Gann Davis. Scot; Harrisburg, PA Davis. Stephen; Starkville Davis. Wanda Maxine; West Point Davis. William A. II: Starkviile Dean, Nathaniel; Yazoo City Deanng. Donald Lee; Holly Grove. AR Deas. Warren; Moss Point Deaton. Linda Ann: Hazlehurst Decker. Jacqueline E.; Starkville Dees. Cecil; Jackson Delk. Linda; Hattiesburg Denson. Chad; Shaw Denton. Hal; Tupelo Denvaux. Mary: Vicksburg Dickard. Foster: Tuscaloosa. AL Dickens. Diana Lynn; Miss. St. Dickerson. Debora; Corinth Dickinson. Dawn; Kosciusko Dillard, David Ernest; Lewisville. AR Dillingham. Kirby; Natchez Dismuke. Hazel: Columbus Dixon. Hal Morgan: Terry Dollar. Carolyn; Magee Donald. Charlie; Port Gibson Donnell. Donna Lynn; Vicksburg Donnell. Gail; Vicksburg Douglass, Gregor Allen: Hoil Springs Downs. Terry Allen: Starkville Drake Joseph T,; Port Gibson Drake. Pnncilla: Starkville Drake, Rebecca: Port Gibson Drumgoole. Emmetl Carl; Greenville Dr den, Melods Ann; Amory Dunn, Barrv Dale; Jackson Dunn. Suzanne Rouse: Jackson Durr Dcuid; Mound Bayou Eaker L nda Jean; Memphis. TN Earnest, J David; Starkville Earnhearl. Myra; Tunica Earp, Marv Ann; Houlka Easley. David D.; Port Gibson Easlev. John M.: Vardaman Easley. Roy W.; Louisville Easley. William W.; Vardaman Eason. Edmond: Clarksdale Eason. Rick: Starkville Ebe . AbeW.; Miss. St. Ebc , Jeanne J.: Miss. St. Echols. Edwin: Pearl Edce. Yvonne: Belden Edison. Bruce W.; Hickory Eley. Robert B.: Cleveland Ellis, Jaqueline; Starkville Elmerick, John A.; Jackson England. James Robert Jr.: Kosciusko Ervin. Bt)bbie: Greenville Eubanks. Ella Gail; Brownsville. TN Eure. Randy; Morton Evans, Mary Ann; Fulton Evans. Terrence; Starkville Everitt. Robert. Jackson Ewing. Kath J.: Winona Fair. Olean: Weir Fairburn, Victor T.; Tylertown Fancher. James Lawson; Columbus Fani, Carolyn L.; MacDill. FL Farle , Bonnie; Maben Farle . David R: Corinth Farle , James Frank: Eupora Farrell. Thomas M.: Columbus Earns, Larr J,; Starkville Farnsh. LeNora A.; Vicksburg Felder. Karen: McComb Ferguson. James Mikel: Grenada Finley. Donnie; Randolph Fitzgerald. Larry L.: Nashville. TN Fitzgerald. Linda Fay; Nesbit Fil- gerald. Robert H.; Starkville FlinT. Edwin A. Jr.: Batesville Flowers. Marilyn: Kilmichael Flowers. Robert Michael: Jackson Flowers. Sheila Lynn: Jackson Floyd. Stephen L.; Grenada Fok. Erik; Miss. Si. Ford. Edward Keith; Tallaluh, LA Foresman. Susan: Greenville Formigtmi. Fredrick A.; Greenville Foster. Carolyn Joan: Corinth Fountain. Ava Enid: Vicksburg Fox. Sheryl: Louisville Fraiser. John R.; Jackson Franlz. Christopher E.; Tupelo Eraser. Larry A,; Springfield. MO Frazier. Sue Del: Gulfport Freeman. Michael Howard: Pascagoula French. Linda; Morton Friday. Joy Mae: Verona Frierson. Vera; Picayune I-ullen, Candicc L.: Shaw Fulton. Terry: Philadelphia Futrell. John Maurice: Miss. St. Gaddis. Deborah A.; Pearl Gagne. Henry Louis Jr.; Gulfport Galindo. Medardo Alberto; Lalima. Ht)nduras. C.A. Gallaher. Debra L. M.; Starkville Gann. CJIenn Alan; Houston Gann. lOny Brandon; Woodland © O 370 Seniors Ganzerla-Hamilton Ganzerla. John Ihomas Starkullc Garcia.MKhael J Slari Mllc Gardner, (vnihia Ann. Hel oni Gardner. Violet; HouMon Garrison, Glen A., Madison Garrison. James David. Murras, K Y Gales. Ken. JaLkson Gathings. Kenneth; Aberdeen Gathings. Susan tiaine; Jackstm Gavin. Janet Gayle. Meridian Genirv. Mark; StarkviIIe George. Willie Hloyd Jr . Kosciusko Germanv. Lowerv: Jatksitn Gihson.Cilona N ; West Point Gibson. Mike. Tupelo Gibson. Pennv; HumKildt. IN Giffin. Robert Lee. Louisville Gill. Tina J.; Jackson Gilliam. Bobby D ; PonlotiK. Gilmore. Gary; Decatur Glasco, C )nnie: Greenville Glasgow, Edwin BrendiK; Tishomingo Gliganic. Michael Liore; Massancqua. NY Gi db .)ld. Chflon B Jr ; Slarkville Goff, William Steven; Gaulier Goldman. Arthur Eugene: Meridian Goldman. Karyn J.; Meridian Homecoming Elections in 1964 Handbills go up all over everywhere during elections and it seems that in 1962 the place for handbills was along the grill wall. Goldman. Ricky: Philadelphia Goodwin. David N.; StarkviIIe Goodwin, Johnnette B ; Slarkville Goodwin. Pamela Kay; Jackson Gordon. Cathy S.: Saltillo Gordon. Suzy; Cruger Graves. Sidney O. ML Slarkville Gray. Carlm L ; Star City. AR Gray. Debbie; StarkviIIe Gray. Nanci Murphree; Houlka Grays. Linda A : West Point Grayson, Randy: Loum Green. Beth: Jackson Greer. Robert W : Roxie Gregory. Jim; Greenw K d Gnce. Philip C; Slarkville Gnffm. Dan; Philadelphia Gnffin, Doug: Southaven Gnffin. Mike: Wesi Point Gnffin. Nancy L.: Grenada Gnsham. Donnie M.: Corinth Gross, William A.: Columbus Grymes. Wilham J. Memphis. TN Guerry. Paul; Artesin Guirola. Raymond: Pascagoula Gunn. Gloria: Lena Guyse. Dorothy Janice: Jackson Hafeez, Asad: Miss. St. Haggard. Ricky L.: Noxapaler Hailey. Michael W.; Grenada Hairston. Connie Mechelle: Scoll Halford, Kenneth M.: Roxie Hall. Michael Glenn: Ml- Olive Hamblin. John L.; Kosciusko Hamill. Teresa J.: Slarkville Hamilton, Billy C; Slarkville 371 Seniors Hamlin-Hughes Hamiin. Mark Edward: West Point Hammond, Katherme Lila; Winona Hampton, Newassa Margruth; West Point Hamnck. Debbie; Columbus Hancock. Sarah Lynn: Lumberton Hand. Robert L.; Jackson Hanev. Bob: Grand Bay. AL Hanev.Joe W. Jr.; Pear! Hanna. J- Charles: Carthage Hanna, William R.; Carthage Hannaford. Tina; Cleveland Hannah, William A.; Rogerville, AL Haralson. Brenda S,: Forest Harcrow, Roger L.; Columbus Harden. George W. Jr.; Nesbit Hardy. George F.; BatesviUe Hardy. Shirley; Columbus Hargrove. Henry P.; Greenwood Harper. Thomas L.; Gutfport Harper, William: Meridian Harpole. Susie: Scooba Harrell. Donald; Houston Harrell. Nick; Ripley Harrington. Donna; Ocean Sprmgs Hams, David L.; Starkville Harrison. Barbara; Little Rock Harrison. Betty; Little Rock Harrison. David Thomas; Brooksville Harry. Jeffrey: Poplarvill c Hart, David A ; Brookhaven Hartman, Patsy; Columbus Harvev. Janet; Shreveport. LA Hatcher. Harold Mosby; Clinton Hayes, Jack Jr.; Vicksburg Ha es, Ralph Edward; Jackson Haynie, Robert. Corinth Haynie, Wanda; Connth Heard. George Thomas III; Decatur Heath, Ronald Edward; Rolling Fork Heberhng, Ronald Lee; Tupelo Heblon. Steve; Meridian Hedgepeth. Lena S ; Winona Hemmalian. Gholam Reza; Iran Shiraz Henderson, John K.: Carthage Henderson. Larry: Meridian Hendricks. James Law Jr.; Clarksdale Hendrix. Marsha Ann; Greenville Henry, Allen Clifton; Carthage Henson. David; Okolona Hernandez, Martin Omar; Honduras, C.A. Herndon, Teryl M ; Aberdeen Hester. Alice Lynn; Starkville Hester. Deborah; Amory Hibbard, Tamara A.; Perry, FL Hicks, Cheryl; Hickory Hicks. Pamela Ann; Picayune Hicks. Rhonda Gay; Belmont Higdon. Chris; Jackson Hight. Nelson; Corinth Hill. Bubba; Columbus Hill. Clyde Vernon Jr.; Grenada Hill. Norris E. Jr.; Indianola Hillman. Kenneth L.; Madden Hinn-an. William Preston; Clarksdale Hitchins. Doris Teresa; Jackson Hue. John E. Jr.; Vicksburg Hm. Perry L.; Starkville Hodges. Andrew H,. Starkville Hodges. David Carey; Kilmichael Hogan. Frank F ; Starkville Hogan. Tim D.; Hernando Hogg. Jana; Biloxi Holifield, Travis W; Starkville Holladay. Muffet; Meridian Holliday. Martha Ann; Jackson Hollingsworth. C, D.; Forest Hollingsworlh, Darwin; Long Beach Hollis, Peter R.; Amory Holloman, Tom; Bay Springs Hollomon, Mickey E.; Ellisville Holloway. John T.; Daleville Holston, Eva Lynn; Jackson Holt. General 111; Mound Bayou Hood, Patricia Lynn; Bentonia Hoover. Pamela C ; Brandon Hopkins. Sandy; Jackson Hopper. Faith; Meridian Horn. Susan: Starkville Horton. Barbara Gail; Lexington House. Kathy; Jackson Houser. Edward; Houston Houston. Bruce; Birmingham. AL Howard. Ann; Noxapater Howard, Layne; Tupelo Howard, Steven Lidell: Laurel Howell. Andy; Lucedale Howell, David Owen; Metairie. LA Howell, John W,; Fayette. AL Howell. Kerry: Starkville Hubbart, Carolyn Denise; Columbus Hudson. Linda; Calhoun City Hudson. Patty; Louisville Hudspeth. William D.; Jackson Huff. Gary R.; Jackson Huffman. Charles A.; New Orleans. LA Huffman. Cynthia Ann: Lexington Huffman. Suzanne Elizabeth: Metairie. LA Hughes. Ronnie D.; Magee 372 Seniors Humburg-Lawrence Humberg. Donna Mane. Jackson Humphrey. fJaine: F.bcnc er Humphrey. Wilham R . Brandon Hunt, Mary Lee; Jackson Hunter. Steve; Gulfpori Hunloon, PhihpCarier, Biloxi Hurlberi. Debbie. Ciulfpori Huston. Robert Wm,. Jackst n Hulchens. Rita. B(.x neville Hutchmson. Susan; Vicksbur Ingels, Mary Kalhryn. Starkville Inman. David; B(K)neville lu. SuiHoi; Miss St, lupe. Joe Jr ; Canton Ivy. Steve; Stewart Jagnandan. June; West Point Janette. Kenneth Maston; Natchez Jarvis, Lisa Denise; Jackst)n Jefcoat. Martha l,ynn; Soso Jefferson. Erma; Greenville Jenkins, Albert; Amory Jenkins, Nanette; Ackerman Jenkins, Vickie Sharon; Clarksdale Jennings. Mary Joy; Brandon Joe. Don M,; Sledge Johnson. Angela; Shuqulark Johnson. Bankston M ; Hernando Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Johnstin. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson, Johnson. Billie J.; Louisville Dennis; Weir Earl; Crystal Springs Floyd D,; Kosciusko Herbert; Como Jack; Senatobia James S Jr ; Miss St John D ; Columbus Leath: Lexington Johnson. Richard L., Jackson Johnson, Suzette; Starkville Johnston. George B. Jr ; YaztH) City Joiner. James Edward; Sardis Jones. Bobby Lee; Columbus Jones. Carol S.; Picayune Jones. Christie. Jackson Jones, Dennis Gregg; Miss. St. Jones. F Brent; Amory Jones, Frederick; St Louis. IL Jones, Jennifer E.; Baldwyn Jones, Kay; Starkville Jones, Kenny; Starkville Jones, Mike; Meridian Jones, Mike; Starkville Jones. Sammy; Caledonia Jones, Ted L,; Lake Jordan, Ellie; Columbus Jordan, Paul K.; Ashland Kam, Cecilia; Jackson Kea, Luther W. Jr ; Jackson Kearney, Perry Allan; Raleigh Keefe, Coleman; Henning. TN Keel. Carolyn; Starkville Keel. Dennis M.; Miss, St. Keith. Bruce N.; Meridian Kemp. Cheryl D.; Greenville Kennedy, Deborah; Pascagoula Kennedy. Feloi Dale; Tremont Kennedy. Susan, Magee Kerr. Davis William; Louisville Kersh. Debora Lynn: Columbus Kersh. Paul Russell Jr.; Jackson Key. John A. Jr.; Starkville Khalid. Tanwir; McComb Khan. Pervez Ah; Karachi Sind, Pakistan Kilby. Sandra C ; Raymond Kilgore. Tony R.; Jackson Killgore, David; Brandon Kimble, Judy; Oakland Kindred. Herbert Steven; Gulfptirl King. Billy; Starkville King, David Bissell; Aliceville. AL King. Timothy E.; Weir Kinser. Debra; Long Beach Kinsley. Teresa Lynn; Starkville Kirkpatnck, Ira; Noxapater Kling. Robert B.; Starkville Knight. James Barron; Starkville Koos, William M Jr.; Jackson Koury. Madelyn Mane; Leland Kuykendall, Susan G.; Starkville Kyle, Doug; Weir Kyle. Sandra Gail; Amory Lack. James W.; Morton Lacy. Travis M. Jr.; Tupelo Lamberth. Lynn; Miss, St Lamberth. Mike. Corinth Lancaster, Amelia; Corinth Land. Chip; Louisville Land. Wayne; Batesville Landrum. La-Tonia C ; Greenville Lane, Elizabeth Decell: Greenville Langford. Barbara Ruth; Tupelo Langley. Robert AJlen; Greenville Langston. David C; Jackson Langston. Stephanie Mallory; Eupora Lannde, Tyabo H.: Miss. St. Laster, Jan; Jackson Lavender. John S.; Marks Lawler. Phil: Montevalle, AL Lawrence. Willie J. Jr.; Leland 373 eniors Laws-Mattix Laws. Elizabeth Dell; Columbus Lawson. Janice: Gulfpori Lawson. Mary Dee: Gulfpori Lee. Billy Joe; Poplarville Lee. Miriam: Biloxi Lee. Reba: Greenville LeFors. Davis: Meridian Leigh. Joe Nick; Philadelphia Lemon. Valeska D.: Columbus Lenls. Heino R.; Toronto. Canada Lesley. Patricia F.: Manlachie Lester. Sherrill Anne; Baird Lewis. Eric M.; Columbus Lewis. George Bernard: Starkville Lewis. Jackson: Gulfpori Lewis. Melisa A.; Starkville Lewis. Randy; Starkville Limerick. Rita K,; DeKalh Lipe. Hulbcrt; Indianola Little. Caroline: Jackson Little. Walton S. Jr.: Pinola Livingston. David E.; Tupelo Livingston. Mark. Bilo i Loden. George Dukeminier: Pontotoc Loflin. Elaine Lann: Columbus Lofton. Micheal W.; Starkville Loggans. Kathy: Raymond Logue. Keith: Miss St. Long. Jeff. Aberdeen Long. John Wayne; Columbus Long, Lisa; Jackson Long, Peggy J ; Owens Cross Rds., AL Looper. Richard K.: Jackson Loper. Lisa: Jackson Lott. Chester Jr.; Starkville Lowery. Randy: Taylorsville Lucas, Margaret Frances: Hattisburg Luke, Bobby C; Preston Luke, Deborah: Jackson Luster, Rabun: Clarksdale Lyon, Audrey Mane: Muscle Shoals. AL MacKay. Sarah; Gulfport Maddux. Genean; Balesville Madison. Krystal: Philadelphia Magee. Becky: Jackson Makamson. Deborah Kay: Greenwood Manning. Basil Keith; Eupora Manning. Cindy; Jackson Manning. Ginger: Jackson Manor. Melanie Ann; Bentonia Marbut. Allyson: Call. Colombia. S.A. Mans. Charles W. Jr.; Meridian Martin. Charles Ray: Columbus Martin. Sara J,: Brandon Mason. Kathy: Jackson Massey. Buddy; Natchez Ma.ssey. Donna: Mendian Mathis. Phil: Corinth Maltix. Florette D.: West Point Card Games at the Y ' Today the YMCA Building is used for classrooms, offices, and the Counseling Center . . . but it seems that in 1954 the Y served as a social setting for students who wanted to relax. O v r v V rj 1 374 Seniors Maxey-Newell m wH ' - ' Mjkcv. Uland Wdsne; Sl.irkullc Maxwell. I.dward Allen Jr dreenwtHiJ Mav. M fa(i . Wesl Pmnl MtAhee. Stanlev I . Jauksun MtAdams, John lee, ( olumhu FN MtAnnalK. Harr I . Starkville McAnnalU. I.innciie. Siarkville McCabe. Gary A . (lulfpori McCain. Kay; Bupora McCarty. Robert Narvel Jackson McClellan. Daniel l,jne: lupelo McConnell, Richard Russell. C.ulfp .rl McCormick, Arch, ( aveiie Mc( ullough. (ilenn long Jr . I upelo McC ' urtv, Jo Ann, Meridian McDaniel. Donnda Pam; Siarkvilk- McDaniel. Sleven Gregg. Starkville McDaniel. Thomas H,: Dublin McDonnell, J Circgorv; Mobile, Al McDowell, Kathleen: iupeU. McMhenney, Paula Darlene. Decalur Mchlroy.H, Wayne. Siarkville Mchwen, Marcia Louise; Columbus McGee. Rick A ; Morton McGraw. C ndy, Ya tKi City Mc(jrew. Anne; Jackson Mclnlire. William Michael Senatobia McKee. Marilyn: Starkville McKev. William Carroll: L lica McKibben, Michael David, Bruce Mc Kinney, Arthur ( Jr . Ocean Springs Mcl.eiland. Kath . PasLagi)ula Mcl.emore, Donna l.eigh. West Point McManus, Jacqualin I , Jackson McManus. John A . Jacksi)n McMaster. I.arry Lewis; Bentonia McRee, Marion Rudolph ML Grenada McRevnolds. Riu Miles: Starkville McWilhams. H Ihomas; Starkville Megginson, Janet, Tupelo Melsheimer, Donald. Vicksburg Metcalfe. Patti. !upeli Met , Paul, Jackson Mikell. Mike: Port Gibson Miley, Edwin W,; Starkville Mile , Marv Ann, Aberdeen Miller, Charles C arri.ll Jr , Meridian Miller, DeniseY . Louisville Miller. Joe Lllioit, Corinth Miller. Mark Page; Drew Miller. Rebecca Jvl: Columbus Miller, Scott: Starkville Mills. Vicki Lynn.Sturgis Minchew, Deb rah: Vaiden Minton. Arthur: Jackson Minion. Cynthia M,: Jackson Mistal. Peter; Jackson Mitchell. Dale: Collins Mitchell. Donnie. Jackson Mitchell. Jan: Louisville Mitchell, Martha J . Lake ( harles. LA Mize. Gary L : Hamilton Mize. Paul Jr.; Fulton Mohammadi-Aragh. Ahmad, Starkville Mohammadi-Aragh. P J M , Starkville Molpus. Margaret Lli abeth. f oresi Mt nsour. L redds; Meridian Montgomery. Ralph: MiH)rev!lle Moore. Charles Thomas Jr , Jackson Moore. Jams F , Holly Springs Moore. Jim; Tupelo Moore. Lisa; Guntown Moore. Phillip R,, Fulton Morgan. Cecil; Bruce Morgan. Larr : Ithel Morns. Robina: Jackson Morrison, James N , Iipp(ii ,()H Morrison. PattiConn: Pt)niotoc Mortimer. Charles L ; Kilmichael Mosby. Mary Susan: ( antt)n Moseley, Karen; Meridian Munn. Patricia K,: Kosciusko Munson. Ann: Mendenhall Munson. Lucy Anne; lunica Murdock, James Jackson Laurel Murphy, Gerald A : ( olumbus Murphv.Jimmv H , Ackerman Musick. Kas; Riplev M ers. Dona l vnn. Clinton Myers. Mark; Huntsville. AL Mykokyk. Louise: Perkinston Mvrick. Carole Leverelte; Grenada Myrick.Dwight D: Kosciusko Nash. Louie, Miss St Nash. Warren Leslie, Starkville Naugher. Russell Carter. Pt)ntoioc Navlor. Harold H Jr , Haliiesburg Naylor. Richard NJr,; Starkville Neal. Tht)mas; Meridian Neergaard. Johnny : German town. IN Nelson, Vernon; Canton, OH Nelson. William O ill: Baldwvn Nesler, Gar W , Booneville Nespoli. John Lewis. Middle Village, NY Neumann, Mark F . Vicksburg Nevels. Robin, Vicksburg Newell. Charles Wade: Meridian Newell. Samuel [)ean Jr ; Inverness 375 Seniors Newman-Price Newman. Margaret Louise; Jackson Newton, Dons Ann; Bowie. MD Newton. Patricia Jean; Bowie. MD Neyman. Milton C: Columbus Nichols. Larry; Vicksburg Nichols, Lemuel G.; Decatur Nicks. Aulhenne; Slarkville Noah. Michael; N.Carrollton Noel. Ladv K,; West Point Oakes. Ronald: Starkville Odum. Nancv C; Jackson Oltreman. Michael; Greenville O ' Neal. Dana; Cleveland Onlaneda. Camilo P.: Quito. Ecuador Onwuchekwa. Charles Nwachukwu; Enugu, Nigeria O ' Qumn. Jud Carolyn: Natchez Orr. Jeffrey: Columbus Orr. Kenneth B.; Townolen Osborne. Eddie Aral; Biloxi Osiek. Curt Henry: Biloxi Ousierhoul. David; Morton Pace. Tom: Monlicello Page Margrell Ann: Jackson Pannell. Janie; New Albany Pjrdue Barbara: Malvern. AR Pardue Pamela Jo: Dennis Parham William D Jr ; Amory Parish. Bellv; Carson ParkerCartW: Starkville Parker, Cynthia Marilyn: Tupelo Parker Jeffrey R . Yazoo Citv Parker, Mike: ' Starkville Parker, Walton Y, Jr.: Coffeeville Parkman. Bruce M . Clinton Parllow. H.Graham 111: Blytheville. AL Passailigue. Catherine: Columbus, G A Patterson. Guy; Eupora Patterson. Jeanne Denise: Golden Pallerson. Suzan R : Brooksville Payment Timothy T : Jackson Payne. Neil. Bolton Payne. Patsy: Jackson Peagler, Theo K . Pearl Pedigo. Phyllis; Ripley Peeples. Samuel Holmes, Webb Pendley. Marc L.; Caledonia Pepper. Hildred Jr.: Vaughan Perkms. Jt)seph R Jr.: Jackson Perry. Alan: New York. NY Perry. Andy H.: Fayette, AL Perry. Jeanne: Yazoo City Perry. Karen: Jackson Phillips. Bob: Humbold. TN Phillips, Cheryl: Koscuisko Phillips. Lynn Mane: Jackson Phillips Matlie: Columbus Phillips. Sammie L.; Kosciusko Pickering. Alice A.: Collms Picked. Jack; Vicksburg Pisford, Randv Carrol; Jackson Pike, Carolyn H; Starkville Pike, Jimmy Doyle: Booneville Puts. Ctinstance: Moorhead Plunkelt. Sandra; Starkville Polk. Kerry; Jackson Porter. Daniel: Starkville Posey. Lynn; Union Church Posey. Sylvia O : Pascagoula Pt)si, Elizabeth Ann: Jackson Poleel, Linda: Ackerman Polls. Keith: Starkville Pounders, Deborah: luka Pounders, Donald: luka Power. Janet C; Youngstown, NY Povlhress. Richard L.: Miss. St. Pratt. Leslie K: Grand Isle. LA Prentice. Kathy; Starkville Prenlice. Thomas E. Jr.: Starkville Presley. Ron; Louisville Prewitt. Timothy C: Miss. St. Preyear. Cynthia; Biloxi Price. Cynlhia Louise Ballard; Jackson Price. Jo.seph P.; Meridian 37« Seniors Price-Sansing PrKc, PhiMip, Mc.idvilk Price. Richard D, I ' lica Price. Susjn J , ( iilumhus Pnichaskj. Mark Slarkvilk Puckcll. Ben, Jackson Puckell. [illian Mane; Jackson Puc lowski, Anihon . Halliesburg Purnell. rhelma: Winona Purvis. Jean M,; Long Beach Putnam. J Keilh; Tupelo P ron.OllisB.; Jackson P ron. WiUiam F- . Ma lehursi Quam. Alan: Laurel Queen. William W Jr ; Jackson Quinn. Lave R , West Poinl Randall. Sharman. Indianola Randle. Kenneth ( : West Point Randlc. Lucille. Slarkville Rangel. Carmen J.; Starkville Rankin. Harry; Mendenhall Rasberrv. Valerie; Jackson Rathff, David 1. . Magee Ray. Judy; Ackerman Ray. Kim; Yazot City Ray. Linda llene; Jackson Ray. Vicki; Starkville Rayborn. Clinl A.: Tylertown Rayborn. Voldi F.; Lumberton Raymond. Bob; Columbus Read. Eileen. Natchez Read. Jeffrv Hays; Winona Real. Ken, [)etroii. AL Reaves. Robert A . Hernandom Reed. Arnice .Su anne. Birmingham. AL Reed. Raymonde. Summit Reese. Charlie; Hernando Reese. Donna Mane; Crystal Springs Reese. Kimberly D . Philadelphia Reid. Kathy. Canton Rem. Johnny; Jackstin Rein. Roy Oscar; Jackson Rencher. Judy; Corinth Resler. Norman Vincent; Picayune Reynolds. Kenneth. McComb Reynolds. Mike; Clinton Rhelt. Wythe. Columbus Rhodes. Anne Wmgfield; Minter City Rice. Thomas h. Denver. CO Rich. Francie A ; Columbus Richards .)n. Annie. Meridian Richardson. Hal S ; Hazlehursi Richburg. Hal; Tupelo Rider. Billy; Coffeevillc Rigby. Paul; Jackson Rives. LeAnn; Starkville Roan. Carolyn Ann. Jackson Robbms. Cathy; Jackson Robbins. Hovie Dwavne, Tupelo Roberts. Bradley L . Starkville Roberts. James Sidnev ; Libertv Roberts. Rex; Ocean Springs Roberts, Tracy; Jackson Roberts. Trent; Ocean Springs Roberts. Willis E Jr.. Miss. St Robertson. Nancy; Steens Robertson. Norris A Jr . Starkville Robertson. Thomas Richard. Jackson Robinson. David Wayne. West Point Robinscin. Jacqueline. Sallis Robinson. Mark. Noxapater Robinson. Michael Richard. Starkville Robinson. Rose; Crawford Robinstin. Susan; Columbus Robinson. Wilma; Hernando Rodnguez. Francisco Xavier; Jacksiin Rogers. Anne K ; Starkville Rogers. Gloria; Sturgis Rogers. Paul Carlton; Vicksburg Rosamond. Patricia; Noxapater Rosenberg. Steve; San Jose. CA Rosenkrans. Don; Hernando Ross. Barbara Dianne; Prentiss Ross, Roy R Jr ; Starkville Rosskopf. Elizabeth Lvnn; Ciulfport Rube. David; Memphis. TN Ruggiero, Patricia Joyce. West Point Rushing. John F,; Indianola Russell. Kenneth; Hillshoro Russell. Lynn; Decatur Russell. Nina Angela; PontotiK- Russell. Sandra; Marietta Rust. Richard M . C larksville. AK Rutledge. Bruce A . Jackson Rulledge. Cvnthia. Pontot K Rutledge. George A . Starkville Rutledge. Judy C .Starkville Rye. Mar Kathryn; Houlka St. Clair. Arthur William. Jackson Sammons. Christopher Daniel. Tupelo Samms, Robert M.; Ciulfport Sanderftird. Linda C ; Rolling Fork Sanders. Coyt M.; Aberdeen Sanders. Robert C Jr . Meridian Sanderstin. C arole Greer; Laurel Sandlin. Sharon. PontotiK Sanford. Anaslasia, Clewiston. FL Sanford. Elisa Ellen; Starkville Sensing, James E.; Jackson 377 Seniors Sansone-Smith Thanksgiving — 1902 I The MSU cafeteria set the elaborate Thanksgiving table for the student body in early 1900. Sansone. Melanie. Tupelo Sarver. Larry; Wexford. PA Saul. Richard Martin; Clinton Saunders. Steve; Starkville Scanlon. Pat; Jackson Schmidt. Wilham. Starkville Schoggen. David C ; Columbus Scholtes. Sharon; Starkville Scott, tdward Allen: Montgomery. AL Segrest. Scott T-; Port Gibson Sellers. Linda D.: Lamar Semski. Lauren K.: Biloxi Seymour, Timothy Harrison; Biloxi Sh ' apley. Rita M.; Leland Sharp. Glen A : Pearl Shaw. Robert D; Clarksdale Shaw. Susan A.; Gulfport Shepherd. Pamela; Miss. St. Shepherd. Scott; Birmingham. AL Sherman. John; Greenville Shipp, Daniel flugh III; Benton Shivers. Charles Leslie, Magee Sholts. Pamela Joyce; Jackson Shuffield. Joe L; Verona Shumaker. Buddy; Kosciusko Shumpert. Gerald; Plantersville Siddiqi, Khalid A .i ; Memphis. TN Sills. Larry Glen; Meridian Sills. Milford Jeffrey; Jackson Simmons. Schubert Bryan; Starkville Simonlon, Joseph A.; Natchez Simpson. Saralyn; Flora Simpson. Shirley A.; Kosciusko Simpson. William David; Ripley Sims. Larry Fisher; Aberdeen Sims. Susan; Jackson Sims, Suzanne: Meridian Sinclair Roger Steve; Louisville Sinquefield. Garry: Miss. St. Slater. E. Scott; Jackson Slaughter. Gave Arlene; Roxboro. NC Slay. James Robert; Mendenhall Sluder. Roma Sue; Aberdeen Smallwood. Bettie Jean; Brookhaven Smith. Berlinda; Jackson Smith. Carol Jeanette; Indianola Smith. C(mnie: West Point Smith, Danny Lynn; Corinth Smith. Donna R.; Tupelo Smith, tdward M,: Jackson Smith. Flhel Ann; Thornton Smith. Grady E. Jr.; Liberty Smith. Jacquelyn; Meridian Smith. James Sidney Jr.: Huntsville. AL 378 Seniors Smith-Summerour O JiXifiA O O, 9 Smith. Joey: Ba Si, Louis Smith. Joyce. Slarkville Smith. Michael S ; Columbus Smith. Mickev. SaltilKp Smith, Palncia Ann, Vickshur Smith. Philip t ugene; Picayune Smith, Rila: Meridian Smith. Shelley; Jackson Smith. Shirley Krvin; West Point Smith. Tucker: Neltleton Smith. William (■ : GreenwtHid Smith. William Kevin: Lumberttui Smithson Kalhenne Leigh; (n)odnuin Sneed. Robert Steven; Ciulfport Snow. Alan Mark. Long Beach Snyder. Margaret, New Albany Somers, Karen Shepherd; Slarkville Somers. Paul Wesley. Starkvillc Sones, Kathy; Vicksburg South. Lisa tXirlynne: Maihisiun Spaggiari. (ieorge; ( larksdale Sparrow, John Ciregnry : Jackson Spearman, Joey: Saltillo Spengler. Steve: Brandim Spradling. Billy I Jr. Lulton Sprallin. Hilda Jeanne, Piltsb( r ' Stafford, (ecilia Oarlene: West Point Steen. Jessie L,; Bruce Steen. Vadie: Bruce Stegall. Ava: Bruce Stegall. Connie: Vicksburg Stephens. Jeanelte. Canton Stephens. Paul J . (ioldshoro. N( Stephenstm. Sharon. McComb Stevens, Bennie Lee: Lrench Camp Stevenson. Rick: Amory Steward. Harold Wayne: Holly Springs Stewart, David: Starkville Stewart, David P.. Mendenhall Stewart. Rosa Mary; Vicksburg Stewart. Wash Jr : Ctilumbus Stiffin. John L . Indianola StiKktun, Ricky. Corinth Stokes. Gary A,: Columbus Stone. William O. Jr.; Jackson Slrader. Paul B : Danville. IL Slrahan. Janet: Meridian Stribiing. Mary Jean; Carthage Strickland. Stephanie Covette. Picayune Stroud. Cheryl. Vicksburg Stroud. Mai Jo. Tunica Sullivan. Karen: Jackson Sullivan. Lydia Sharim. Guntown Summerour. Alest. Lucedale The A M Band of 1904 379 Seniors Summers-Turner Summers. Angela; Coffeeville Summers. Donna L.; Mooreville Sumrall. James E. Jr.; Wiggms Swift. Thomas Anthony: Columbus Swilley. Deborah Lynn; Houika Sykes. Mary; Stark ville Tadlock. Pequila: Forest Tanner. Joseph J.; Jackson Tale. Ahce Jean; Stark ville Tale. Granville Jr.; Jackson Tate. WindoUn; Brooksville Talum. Grace Susan; Waynesboro Taylor. Joel R.: Corinth Taylor. Joseph W.. Middletown. CT Taylor. Robert Fredrick; Holly Springs Taylor. Steven Gerald; Starkville Templeton. Art: Starkville Templeton. Connie Combs; Starkville 1 hames, Jeffrey L.; Jayess Thomas, C. T.; Hernando Thomas. Cynthia Kay; Vicksburg Thomas, Douglas Fiynn; Summer Thomas, Grace; McComb Thomas. Jan; Vicksburg Thomas. Kay; Newton Thomas. Mar Gail; Jackson Thomas, Ronald Duane; Louisville Thompson. Allen; Columbia Thompson. Cynthia Lyn; Ocean Springs Thompson. James Richard; Columbus Thompson. Jimmy; Byhalia Thompson. Kathy Allen: Foxworlh Thompson, Robert Pet; Forest Thompson. Shelia; Kosciusko Thornton. George R.; Grenada Threatt. Victor; Meridian Thrower. Ann E.; Starkville Timmons, Karen; McComb Tindall. George Yancy Jr.; Columbus Tisdale, Stanley Ray: Jackson Tkaeh. Mar Elhel; West Point Tompkins. William P Jr.; Starkville Torres. Kenneth; Moss Point Townsend. Mildred Estelle; Columbus Trammel. Floyd; Yazoo City Trenor. Carol Ann Millsaps; West Poml Trevilhon, Bette; Gautier Triplcll, CallieS.. Louisville Tnplelt. Elizabeth F.; Louisville Troskey, Philip Andrew; Miss, Si. Trump. Kenneth M.; Praltville, AL Turan. Ellen: Sardis Turcolte. Louis; Greenville Turner. Kennon B. Jr.; Greenwood Dudy Noble d i ► I K ' - «j M V ' f ■ Dudy Noble once served as Mississippi State ' s Athletic Director. He is remembered by students today in relation to the ball parks and Ron Polk ' s fielders. 380 Undergraduates Turwiler-Watkins Coliseum Benefactor G. D. Humphrey, the coliseum ' s namesake, was photographed while riding with Harry Truman. Truman is pictured on the left and Humphrey is in the middle. Turwiler. Annie; Wmslonville Tyra. Danny J.; Baldwyn Underwixxi. John Ross; Arcoca Usry. William S.; Grenada Vance, Pamela Alessa; Union Vance. William R.; Monticello Vanlrease. Jan; Jackson Vaughn, Donna Lynn; Jackson Vaughn. William Fred III; Ml. Olive Verell. Relha; Jackson Voyles, Maria K.; Tupelo Waaser. Robert Ernest III; Yazoo Cily Walden. Scott; Tupelo Waldo. Wesley R.; Eupora Walker. Clarence David; Isola Walker, Edward; West Point Walker, Ginny; Meridian Walker, Julius; Shuqualak Walker. Kay Love; Stoneville Walker, Mark S.; Stoneville Walker, Rita Carol; Slarkville Wallace, Frankie; Jackson Wallace, Garry; Amory Wallace, Gerald Lance; Coldwaier Wallace, Murvyne Gilchrist; Columbus Wallace, Odessa; Greenville Walley, Alton Lynn; Hattiesburg Walley. George M.. Jacksonville. AR Wallis. Tracy; Jackson Walters. Edwin B.; Meridian Walters. Jackie Lea; Laurel Walters. Kevin L.; Aberdeen Walters, Sharon; Picayune Walton. Joey; Moss Point Walton. Palti; Ackerman Ward, Debbie; Columbus Warfield. Sheri; Gulfport Warner, Dewey; Meridian Warner, Lynn; Jackson Warren. Stanley C; Lake Warren. Walter Sims; Jackson Warren, William B.; Jackson Washington, Paul Anthony; Pickens Waters, M. L.; Columbus Watkins. Raymond M.; Pearl 381 Seniors Watkins-Zouboukos Waikins, Ronald; Philadelphia Walson, Brad: Meridian Walson. Chnstal Avera: Quiiman Walson. Sandra; Columbus Walson. William T. Jr.; Tupelo Walls. Lin; Vicksburg Walls. Travis Lamar; Starkville Webb. Pamela Faye; Forest Wechsler. John Jr.: Pascagoula Weed. Duane: Winona Weeks. Syble M.: Shannon Weems. Wiiham F.; Inverness Welch. Nancy Jean; Jackson Wesl. Marvin Keith; Jackson West. Patricia Gail; Amory West. Tim; Verona Weslerfield, Margarelte; DeKalb Wever. Jimmy; Yazoo City Wever. Johnny; Yazoo City Whisenant. Ward Dalton; Jackson Whilaker. Ann L.; Starkville While. Alice Kalherine; Yazoo City While. Carol A.; Senalobia While. Dale; Sardis While. Gwendolvn; Greenville White, Mar E.; ' Ashland White, Robert H.; Pearl Whitehead, J Donny; Starkville Whitehead, Teresa Gail; Mananna. AR WhilUick. Lvnelte; Jackson Whillock. Ronald Gary; Starkville Whilmire. Don Jr.; Jackson Wiggins, Rick, Tupelo Wilbanks, Don R,; Starkville Wilbanks. Rayford; Starkville Wildman. Jan; Tupelo Wilemon. Mitzi; Aberdeen Wiley. Robert A,; Tupelo Wilkerson. Steve; Philadelphia Wilkes. Freddie Earl; Kosciusko Williams. Allen Dwain; Clinton Williams. Annette; Marks Williams. Denise; Starkville Williams, James Ella; Greenville Williams, Janice E.; Greenville Williams. Joel L; Vardaman Williams. PaulC ; Pope Williams. Sandra A; Starkville Williams, Sherry D ; Brandon Williams. Thomas; Starkville Williamson. Judy; Columbus Willis. Irene; Columbus Willis, Lynda Gail; Meridian Wilson, Carl L.; Leiand Wilson. Helen; Clarksdale Wilson. Joseph Lawrence; Vicksburg Wilson. Mark F; Jackson Wilson. Miriam A,; Dekalb Wilson, Salhe Allison; Bailev Windham, Jerry W ; Starkville Windham. John; Columbus Winfield. Patricia; Ackerman Winler. Robert Allen; Starkville Winter. Wanda Sims; Starkville Winter. William D.; Houlka Wiselogel. Arthur E, III; Jackson Wissner. Pam. Jackson Wilt. Rita: Ripley Wofford. Bruce E.: Houston Wood. Charles; Columbia Wood. Jams Elizabeth; Starkville Wood. William T. Jr.; Pass Christian Woodard. Aleene Denise: Jackson Woodard. James: Eupora Woodard. William David: Louisville Woodruff. Elizabeth Kerr: Jackson Woodson. Michael T,. Wesl Point Woolen, Susan: Ocean Springs Wooiion. Patty: Jackson Worlhinglon. Suzie: Murfreesboro. TN Wright. Charles M.: Louisville Wright. Cynthia D,; Meridian Wright. Jt. seph T.: Meridian Wright. Kenneth: Brooksville Wynn. Patricia A, R,: Miss, St, Wynn. Rhonda Revis; Starkville Yarber. John W, Jr.; Corinth Yarbrough. Linda Michel; Jackson Yates. Christopher Robin: Philadelphia Yates. Lonzell; Coffeeville Yates. Nancy Leigh; Jackson Yazdan. Ardeshir; Yazd, Iran Yazdi. Ah M: Starkville Yelverton. Joel: Miss. St, Yelverlon. William Parker; Natchez Young. Carrie M.; Starkville Young. David F, III: Starkville Young. Mary Lou: Vernon, AL Young. Michael R.: Starkville Young. Sandra G.; Starkville Young. Stennis: Eupora Zandt. Mims Van; Jackson Zouboukos. Tina; Jackson 382 I New Equipment These guys are checking out the new equipment at the radio station. The turntable and control board are new too. 383 U ndergraduates Abbey- Ainsworth Undergraduates wmr V, , ,fc i_ «■% Freshman Class of 1902 Ainsworth. Steve: Jackson: 79 Abbey. Edwin August Jr.: Pascagoula: 81 Abdei-Rahim, Sadi: Maiquetia, Venezuela; 79 Abder-Rahem. Salah: Rio Piedras. PR.; 79 Abel. Cecil W Jr.; Mooreville; 79 Abraham. Michael; Inverness; 79 Abrams. Joe; Columbus: 79 Acker. Greg: Meridian: 79 Adams. Dennis: Columbia: 79 Adams. Jerry Lee: BogueChitto; 79 Adams. John C: Pensacola, FL; 80 Adams, John R : Bay St. Louis; 81 Adams. Joyce B.; Miss, St.; 79 Adams. Larry R.: Culfport; 81 Adams. Nancy; Jackson; 81 Adams, Vanessa Ann: Leland; 80 Adamson. Doug: Bloomfield Hills. Ml: 79 Adcock. Jan: Biloxi: 79 Addkison. Mary June: Louisville; 80 Adebanji, Moses: Starkville: 81 Adkms, Donald B,; Blloxi; 79 Adkins. William M.: Union: 79 Agent. Jerry; Philadelphia: 81 Agnew. Johnny A,: Baldwyn: 80 Agnew, Mary Lynne; Jackson: 81 Agoslinella. James Jr.: Clarksdale: 80 Aiken. Marc Alan: Starkville: 79 f) f 0h 384 Undergraduates Akers-Applin A 01  -1 C ' A i ■■ O i Akers, Phillip; Oainvville. V A;  u Akins, Hariild; Blue Ml; SI Alhnllon, Martha. Slarkvillc: T4 Alda ,(lml 1«; Jji.ksim, «0 Aldrith, Kevin. Ocean Springs; MO Alexander, Bohhye Joe; Canliin, KO Alexander ( orinnc M . Jackson; HI Alexander, (urns lee; Meridian; Kl Alexander. |-.li abelh A.; Jackst n. 7 Alexander, Patricia; Jackson; 79 Alexander. Patricia; Cjrccnville; 79 Alexander, Ronald lee; Baldwvn. SI Alford. Karen; Pheha; 80 Alford. l.erov; West Point. SI Alford. F ' alncia. West Point; 79 Allen, AnneH,; Natchez; 79 Allen. Arlena; Oakland; 79 Allen. Beryl; Jackson; 81 Allen, CiailB; Jackson; 79 Allen. Circgorv P.; Southavcn; 81 Allen, Janice Maria; (linton; 79 Allen, Jon; Columbus 81 Allen, Kalherine [; ; Indianohi; 81 Allen, Ken; Brandon; 81 Allen, Mickev; Walnut (irove; 79 Allen, NancN K,; Caledonia; 79 Allen, Pamela Sue; Meridian; 79 Allen, Sieve; Jackson; 79 Allen, Susan; Monlpelier; 81 Alien, Wavne Ward; Cireenville; 79 Allen, Willie |-arl; Ya ooCily; 79 Allison, James J.; Sarah; 80 Allison, Ken; Cascilla; 81 Allred, Sylvia; Brookhaven; 79 Allred, Teresa; McComb; 79 Alston, Don I Jr ; Delta, LA, 79 Alston, Jill; Edwards: 81 Alston, Max; Edwards; 80 Amos, Daryl; Gulfport; 81 Amos, Joe W; West Point; 80 Anders, Cindy ; Clinton ; 8 1 Anders, William Burton; Favelte; 79 Anderson, Bill, Jackson; 79 Anderstin, Charlotte, Jackstin; 80 Anderson. David L.; Poplarville; 80 Anderson. Gloria Jean; Carrolllon; 81 Anderson, James L. Jr.; Jackson; 80 Anderson. Kay; YazooCity; 81 Anderson. Margaret; Canton; 79 Anderson. Talley; Okolona; 80 Anderson. Ten Lynn; Meridian. 81 Anderson. Tern Lee; Jackson; SI Anderson. Tiffany; Jackson; 80 Andrews. Donna Angela; Starkville; 80 Andrews. Jeff; Long Beach; 81 Andnes. Janet; Jackson; 79 Anthony. Albert; C rawford; 79 Anthony. Cjregorv Kent; Jackson; 80 Anthony. Martin; Lake Village. AR; 81 Apperson. Ann; Meridian; 79 Applewhite. Jim; Kilmichael; 79 Applin. Rochelle. Vicksburg; 81 Arant. Andy I. Jr.; Sunflower; 80 385 Undergraduates Arender-Bates Arender. Lisa; Jackson: 80 Arias. Bernardino Jose; Slarkville; 79 Ark well, Karen R.: Dyess AFB. TX; 79 Armour, James Michael; Houika; 79 Armstrong, Beth; Maihiston; 79 Armstrong, Charles E, Jr.; Columbus; 80 Armstrong, Jane; Tupelo; 80 Armstrong, Jerry; Center; 80 Armstrong. Renne; Maihiston; 80 Arndt, Earl; Caledonia; 80 Arnold, Caria L.; Slarkville; 80 Arnold, Don W.; Madison; 79 Arnold, Maraarel Ann; Slarkville; 80 Arnold. Sarah; Slarkville; 80 Arnold. Steve; Aliceville. AL; 81 Arthur. James R.; Clinton; 79 Arthur. Patrick M.; Jackson; 80 Artmann. Charlie; Jackson; 79 Ashcraft. John E. C; Greenwood; 79 Ashftird. Cvnlhia; Kosciusko; 80 Ashley, Darek A.; Jackson, 80 Askew, Mary Ann; Slarkville; 79 Atkinson. Sliiela; Canton; 79 Atwood. Dwain C; Kosciusko; 79 Aufdemorte, Elizabeth; Ocean Springs. 80 Aullman. William Harmon; Columbus; 79 Austin, Cathy Lavon; Slarkville; 79 Austin, Douglas; Belzoni; 80 Austin, Vivian D.; Slarkville; 81 Avent, Bobbie Jo; Jackson; 80 A cock, Mary Helen; Tupelo; 81 Baber Felecia; Reform; 80 Backsirom, Charles Brown: Clarksdale: 80 Baggetl, Barbara, Forest: SO Baggell. Victoria Ann; Biloxi, 81 Bagley, Paul; Houston: 80 Bagwell, Donna B,; Jackson; 79 Bagwell, John Michael; Hazlehursl; 80 Bailey. Bryan Alan; Pascagoula; 80 Bailey, Gary; Slarkville: 79 Bailey, Jay: ' Gulfport: 79 Baile , Malcolm J : Independence; 79 Baile ,Mark; Tupelo: 79 Bailey, Phyllis C; Jackson: 80 Bailey, Shelia; Columbus; 80 Bailev, Vicki Lvnn: Eupora: 79 Bain,Martha Carol; Vicksburg; 80 Baird, Celeste: Indianola; 80 Baker, Ann Laree; Brookhaven; 81 Baker, Bradley; Mound Bayou: 80 Baker. Kim: Meridian: 81 Baker, Lee Ann: Jackson; 81 Baker, Martha M.; Shannon; 80 Baker, Robert: Great Falls, MT; 81 Baker. Tammye; Pontotoc: 79 Balentine. Rov Anthonv: Weir; 81 Ball, Ahsa: Moss Point: 79 Ball, Cerecia Ann: Ecru: 79 BalLChinester R ; Belzoni; 79 Ball, David Kyle; Jackson: 80 Ball, Juanester: Belzoni: 79 Ball, Lee: Paducah, KY; 81 Ballard. Clarence: Greenville; 80 Bjll.ird, Kimberly Kay; Leland; 79 Banes, Annette: Jackson: 80 Banks, MeKinS,: Louisville: 80 Barbour, Charles D,: St. Louis, MO: 79 Bard Cinds: Ponloloc: 81 Bardwcll. Cvndee: Jackson: 79 Bardwell, Debra: Calhoun Cii , 79 Barels, Eddie; Columbus: 80 Barfield, David: Vicksburg; 79 Barfield, Dub: Tchula; 81 Barfield, William B.; Yazoo City: 80 Barhani, James Howard; Coldwaler; 79 Barham, Michael R.: Carthage: 79 Barham, Velma Jo: Louisville: 80 Barker, Chervl Ann: Vicksburg: 79 Barkley, Donna; New Albany: 81 Barkley , Ly nn: New Albany; 79 Barnabo, Geoffrey A.: Sardis; 80 Barnes, Carey Wayne; Sulligenl. AL: 80 Barnes. Clara; Vernon. AL: 79 Barnes. Jeff; Jackson: 79 Barnes. Michael K.; Jackson: 80 Barnes. Mike: Tupelo; 81 Barnetl. Catherine A.: Hernandti, 81 Barns. Betty Lynn: Charleston: 79 Barr. Steve: Vicksburg; 79 Barranco. Lisa Rose ; Jackson; 80 Barras. Drew J.; Slarkville; 79 Barrenline. Cathv CIvtee: Marks: 79 Barren Bill: Indianola: 81 Barren. Charles D Jr : Columbus; 79 Barrett. Lisa; Philadelphia; 79 Barrett. Steve: Shuqualak: 79 Barrett. Wall; Columbus: 81 Barringer. Mary Beth: Marks: 79 Barron. Jim; West Point: 81 Barton. John Thomas: Slarkville: 81 Basden. Carl William; Guntown; 80 Baskin, Richard; Pimtoioc: 79 Bass. MikeT.; Pontotoc: 79 Basseii.RoyGcneJr.; Laurel: 80 Bateman. Kyle ScoU; Seminary; 80 Bateman. Margaret Gaines; Columbus: 80 Bateman. Nancy K.; Louisville: 80 Bales. Linda S.; ' Slarkville; 79 386 Undergraduates Bates-Bishop B.Ui-v l ti.ntr, Ncshil 74 H.ils.ui 1 %nn. Burke. VA Wl Haujlh, Wand.i ( linlon K(l Baum. Jc.hnC. . l ' a- .at:,.ula H(l Baumann. Bri(!illc JatksonKO Bavlcr. Karen, Kosuusk,. 74 Ba le , [)i nnaC . Jackson, Wl Ba lol, David: Viekshurg 74 Ba emore. Lli?jheth Anne: Nalche : 74 Beall. Matkie: Peial: 74 Beall. Mike: Newi,.n: SO Bean, David. Jacks.m. 8(1 Bean. J.ihn I 111 , C clumbu-: 74 Beard, Dav.d M , Wavncshori): 74 Beard, R.iherl Palriek, Vitkshuri;, S(l Bearden, Jeff: Slarkvillc: 8(1 Bearden. Marsha: Louisville: 81 Beasley. Beverly: Madison: 80 Beasle ,Calv.n:Columh ia: 74 Beaslcv, Mi( i: Tupelo: 80 Bea((ie, Carol Jane, Slarkville: 74 Beck, Paula: Winona: 74 Beck, Richard D , Pascagoula, 74 Becked, Iimo(hv Wayne: Duncan, 81 Beckham, Sarah Helen, l.eland, 81 Beckman, Randal Lee: Memphis, IN 81 Beckum.Grela, Slarkville, 74 Belcher, Julia: Pascagoula: 80 Belk. Donnie: Wesl Point: 74 Bell, Barbara I. . Bruce, 74 Bell,Cilenn:S(urgis: 81 Bell, Homer: Gulfporl: 74 Bell. James Karl: Louisville, 80 Bell. John Brandon ILQuilman: 80 Bell, Michael. Slarkville: 74 Bell. Palsy, Slarkville: 80 Dr. Clay Lyle shows some coeds the ferns in the greenhouses. From the looks of these girls, pulled back hair with waves in the front and black sailor ties were the latest styles. r ' k .9 ' m Bell, Peggy Lynn; Slarkville, 74 Bell, Ruby; Greenville: 74 Bell, Sarah Gale; Louisville; 74 BelLWilhamD: Meridian; 74 Bennetl, Nancy G,; Jackson; 80 Benlon. Michael Wes; Jackson; 79 Benton, Richard Jr; Slarkville: 80 Benvenutti. Mai Kay; Bay St Louis; 80 Benvenulti, Mike; Bay St Louis; 79 Bergin, Marty; Laurel; 79 Berner, Michael M,; Ponchaloula, LA: 80 Berry, Caria; Biloxi: 74 Berry, Cathy; Mantce; 80 Berry, Michael V,; Greenville; 81 Berry, Wallace; Slarkville; 74 Berryhill, Ray;Glosler;80 Berlhay. Michael; Sallillo; 79 Beyer, Vicki Patricia; Aniioch. TN; 81 Bibbs, Calleen Bonita; Leiand; 79 Biggs. Donna Glynn; Spnngdale, AK: 79 Biggs, Henry W ; Memphis, TN; 80 Biglane, Nancy; Natchez: 80 Binh. Nguyen; Jackson; 79 Birchett, Dorothy; Vicksburg; 79 Bishop, Becky; Clemson, SC; 80 Bishop, Judy; Booneville; 79 Bishop, Wade; Lumberton; 80 387 Undergraduates Black-Bost Down, Set, Hut — 1913 BIjck. Ronald E: Jackson: 79 Black. Thomas Will; APO. NY.: 80 Blackard. Melissa: Jackson; 81 Blackhurn. Jeante; Morion: 81 Blackhurn, Karen Anne; Jackson: 79 Blackledge, Robin: Laurel; 81 Biackwell, Jerry; Mayersville: 80 Blackweli. Rhonda L.; Bay Springs: 79 Blair. Gary: Carrollon; 81 Blair, Sherr ; Tupelo: 80 Biake.L.C. New Albany: 79 Blakeney. David: Magee; 81 Blakenev. Gary: Jackson: 81 Blakeney. Lynn; Macon; 81 Blakeney. Tony: Jackson, 79 Blalock. Suzanne; Jackson: 81 Bland. Roger: Tupelo; 79 Blankenship. Richard L,: Slarkville: 79 Blanion. Alton Wayne: Ackerman, 79 Blanion, Edward Olen: Southaven; 81 Blaylock. Sam: Bruce: 79 Bledsoe. Ernest: Greenwood; 80 Bledsoe. Missv: Greenville: 80 Bliss. Roben E.; Forest 79 Blo.)dworih. Robert S., Jackson; 80 Blounl. Billv; Riplev: 79 Blue. Nancy P.: Madison: 8! BIylhe. Frances Lynne; Verona; 79 Blvthe. Sandra Kav; Verona; 79 Blythe. William H. ' : Quitman: 81 Boatman. Suzanne: Starkville: 79 Bogen. Cynthia R.; Jackson; 81 Bohlke, Tommy: Long Beach: 81 Boland. Jerry Allison; Vicksburg: 81 Bolden. Yvonna; Greenville; 79 Boleware. Jeffery Scott; Homewood. IL: 79 Boleware, Sharon; Jackson; 80 Bolinger. Neal Craig; Philadelphia; 81 Bond. ' Eddie; Jackson; 81 Bond. John F.Jr: Jackson: 79 Bt nneit. Christopher: Metairie. LA; 81 Bonones. Patrick N,; Hattiesburg; 80 Booker. Nikita; Shannon: 81 Boone. Carol Ann; Starkville; 81 Boone. Jackie: Starkville; 80 Boone. James: Jackson; 80 Booth. Beverly; Birmingham. AL; 79 Booth. Gwen; Eupora. 81 Boolhe. Kent; Jackson: 79 Booty. Ken; Columbus. 80 Borum. Thomas Archer: Natchez; 80 Bost.Cindy; Verona: 80 Bost. Elizabeth Annette: Pontotoc; 80 388 Undergraduates Bost-Buckner V f% fh i ' ' : A t1 -!. 7y Bom. Su jnnc, Sl.irkvilk-, Kl Bouic. C ariiKn Ann. (i.illman, 74 Bouldin 1 lion. Boa . Al 74 Boulcr. l)cbhic.C.iilfp..rl. 74 Bowcn. Bc(h. Jatkson. Kl Bowcn. Brcnda. Slarkvillc. K(l Bi)wen. Gregor A . Aberdeen. K(l Bowen, Pamela; Pjne Bluff AK Kl Bowles. Mike: GreenwiKKj; 74 Bt)wman. Javne. Pelafialehie: KO Box. Sandra. Slark ille SO Boxcherl. Kenneth R Duntan. K(l Bovd. Barbara Ka e; Slarkulle 74 Bovd. Ginger. Me( omh 74 Bovd, Kcnl. Slarkvillc «l Boyd. Randy; Hamilton. 811 Boyd. Richard Wayne; Shrevcporl. I A 74 Boyd. Tim; Dundee; 74 Bovdstun. Ihomas Rvder. I ouisville; 81 Bovkin. 1.17. Jackson. 81 Bovles. Durr; Jackson. 81 Bovles. James t . Miss Si . 74 Bozeman. Carl S Jr ; HazlchursI; 81 Brahslon. Calficrinc D . YaziK)( ' ilv; 81 Brackin. Paul J Slarkvillc; 74 Bradford Dcbra Kav. Jackson. 80 Bradley, Ka . lupelo, 8(1 Bradwav. Sue; Miss St . 74 Brady. Theresa; (diumbus. 8(1 Bramuchl. Lisa. Shclhv . 74 Branch. Denise. Pascajioula. 74 Branch. William B . Kenner. l.A, 811 Brand. Belsv. Houston. 80 Brand. Carole. Clarksdale. 81 Branning, Bruce A.; Collinsullc; 74 Braniley, Jewel; Louisville; 80 Brasfield. Monle; Smilhville; 74 Brav. Reha. Houston. 74 Breaizel. Thomas, Meridian. 74 Brent. Jan. Jackson 80 Brenl. William L Jr. Ravmond 81 Brett. James A . Kosciusko. 80 Brewer. Robert David. Louisville. 8(1 Bnckell. Amy; Jackson; 74 Bridges. Carrie Ann; Columbus; 81 Bridges. David; Horence. 81 Bridges. Marvin; Ml Olive; 74 Brieger. Tanva; Jackson; 81 Briscoe. Richard H . Miss St . 74 Brut. David; Minter Citv; 81 Brut. David J . Luccdale. 81 Brilton. Jcrrv; Tupelo. 81 Broadhead. ' Don; Lorest; 81 Broadway. Janice. Olive Branch. Brock, Al; Newion; 74 Brock. John G; Miss St ; 74 BrcK ' k. Kathv Dale. Summit. 74 Brockell. Linda. Greenville. 80 BriKikins. William D IlLOkolona 74 Brtxiks. Darlene K . Slarkvillc. 81 Brcwks. Dorothy N . BriH)ksville. 74 Brooks. Edward; Louisville; 81 Brooks. Linda; Columbus. 81 Bnxiks. Patricia Ellen; Louisville. 80 Brixiks. Sharon; Carthage; 80 Browcr. Susan; Coffeeville; 80 Brown. Althea Bernadelte. Vicksburg. 80 Brown. Bessie Ruth. Preston; 81 Brown. Charles E ; West Point; 80 Brt wn, Cynlhia; Gloster; 74 Brown. Dwayne; Natchez. 81 Brown. Frances LaNelle; Winona. 74 Brown. James McAulev Jr . Columbus, 8(1 Brown. James R . Rolhng Lork 74 Brown. Janet Lvnn. YaziKiC ilv. 80 Brown. John Shannon. ( olumbus. 74 Brown. Joseph L.; Lucedale; 74 Brown. Julia; Natchez. 81 Brown. Katharine E ; Birmingham. AL. 81 Brown. Kathy; Florence; 74 Brown. Larry Leon; Greenville. 81 Brown, Lester Arneli: Columbus. 80 Brown, Linda; Chicago, IE; 81 Brown. Linda O.; Starkville; 81 Brown. Marv. Prairie Pi.; 74 Brown. Mary M ; Chicago. IE; 79 Brown. Mitzi; Slarkvillc. 8(1 Brown. Randy F.; Lucedale, 74 Brown. Raymond L Jr . Natchez. 8(1 Brown. Richard F. Jr ; Jackson 74 Brown, Shirley; Oakland. 74 Brown. Wilhe James; Vicksburg 74 Brown. Wilma J McCool. 80 Brumfield. Robert B . San Antonio tX 81 Bryan. Thomas. Woodville 8(1 Bryant. Donald H . Vicksburg. 74 Bryant. Melinda. Jackson; 74 Bryant, Steven E.: Jackson; 74 Bryant, Tommi: Jackson; 80 Bryant, Walter: Natchez; 8(1 Bryt)n. Amelia; Clinton. 74 Bucci. Carolyn; Vicksburg. 80 Buchanan. Don; Houlka. 8(1 Buchberger. Lisa: Booneville; 74 Buck. Angela: North Columbus. 74 Buck. Jams Parrish: West Point 74 Buckles. EttaG.; Starkville 74 Buckner. Johnny P.; Starkville: 74 389 Undergraduates Buescher-Cambre Buescher. Bob; Jackson; 80 Buffington. Calhy; Canlon; 80 Bufkin. Gwen; Jackson; 80 Bufkrn, Michael; Raieigh; 79 Buford, Glenn; Vidalia. LA: 80 Buie, Carol; Gallman; 79 Bulks. Jimmy; Etia; 81 Bullard, CarlaP.;Ne5bitt;79 Bullock. David Steve. Columbus; 79 Bullock. Jimmy: Bogue Chillo; 80 Bullock. Tw la Murray; Taylorsville; 80 Bullock. Wayne; Tylerlown; 79 Bunner. Jane Carolyn: Jackson; 79 Buntin. Carmen; Slarkvjile; 79 Buntin. William.: Oakland; 80 Burcham. Rita Carolann: Connlh; 79 Burchfield. Rebecca Jane; Columbia: 79 Burger. Roger: Gulfport; 79 Burle. Billy: Greenville: 81 Burnett. Bob; Hollandale; 79 Burnett. Leia; Charleston; 79 Burnham. Ellen Davis: Oklona: 79 Burnham. Sidney M.; Brandon; 79 Burns. Beverly: Jackson: 80 Burns. Debbie; Leland: 80 Burns. Debra; Picayune: 81 Burns. John Baxter IV: Jackson: 79 Burns. John Grady: Natchez. 79 Burns. Rose Mane: Lexington: 79 Burnside. Walter Edsel; Union: 79 Burrell. Melanie: Erwin. TN ; 8 1 Burrell. SueL,;Starkville: 80 Burress, Julie; Booneville: 81 Burrows. Allen; Raleigh: 80 Burton. Agusta: Starkville; 79 Burton. Lloyd A.; Tougaloo: 81 rton. Michael; Jackson; 79 rton, Stan; Little Rock, 79 sbea. Cindy; Forest: 81 sh. Bill: Jackson: 80 sh. Elizabeth: Starkville; 79 sh.Jodi; Gulfport: 81 sh.Kathie: Clinton; 80 sh. Mary: Starkville: 79 ster. Christopher David; Columbus: 80 Butler. Belinda Ann: Gulfport: 80 Butler. Ramona: Pearl: 80 Butschek, Kenneth: Mendenhall: 80 Bulschek. Rosemary: Mendenhall: 81 Butts. Marvin: Jackson; 79 Byrd. David A.; West Point; 79 Byrd. Stan Vence: West Point; 79 Byrd. Thomas Raymond: Bogalusa. LA; 80 Byrd, Viveca Denise; West Point: 79 Byrne. Mary; Natchez; 81 Caccamise. Sissy; Jackson; 81 Caccamise. Suzanne; Jackson; 80 Cadenhead. Robert: Starkville; 80 Caffey. Jerry; Baton Route. LA: 79 Cagle. Elizabeth J,; Tupelo; 80 Cain. Bruce Lamar: Ocean Springs: 79 Cain. Janice E.; Philadelphia; 80 Cain. Melanie Beth: Kosciusko; 80 Caldwell. John Glen; Grenada: 80 Caldwell. Richard M : Vicksburg; 79 Caldwell. William S.: Aberdeen. 79 Calhoun. John C: Grenada; 80 Callahan, James Anthony Jr.: Jackson; 79 Callahan, Tim: Gulfport: 79 Calley, Robert; Dennis; 80 Calvary. Robert Wayne; Rienzi, 79 Cambre. Donna Sue; Great Falls. VA: 81 0 tti j jt Beach Boys Boz Scaggs, Gino Vanelli, and Matt McAnally were some of the top entertainers at MSU during 1977. In 1967 the hit entertain- n ent included this clean group of bee-bop singers — the Beach Boys. 390 Undergraduates Cambre-Carpenter 0f) O ■T ' m,4 • ' W ' j .iinhrc Mir Ann: (IriMI I :ilK, VA: «(l .inHT..ii HiImkI.i, I ' lcavunc: Kl .inicton, I liiT -s.i iMi-lic; I ' li.iuini-. 79 .iniilk ' R.ihcTl (rrtcnwoDd; m ■imp I..I111 N (.ulfpiirl: 79 .imphcll Huh ' Kksbiirt; 79 .impbcll Hri.in k ; ( linlon: 79 •impbcll Donna; I Inrcntc. HI •inipbcll. Jacqueline: SlarkMlIc 79 ampbell. Jerrell: Vaksbun; 79 ampbcll Mark, ( olumbu . 79 ampbell, IcenaCia . RoficTsulle Al : HO amphell, William I on. Brandon. K(l ampheil. William (raneis llallieshurt: 79 anfield Cjlenna Mane: Hallie ' .hurg: 79 ' .ini aro Oianne M. Memphis. IN: 81 ani aro. Jeff: Memphis. IN: 80 anirell. Kenl: MtComh: 81 apdepon. Keilh: Biloxi: 80 aper. Shirles Ann: Ya tK) ( il : 80 are . Karlin: Greenville: 80 arleton. Marsha RiKh: I oresi. 8U arle . Man: SlarknUe: 79 arhsle. Keilh: Slarkiille. 79 arney. Laurie: York, AL. 80 arpenier. Cara: Dallas. 7 X: 79 arpenler, Cheri L,; Cleveland: 81 Bruised Shins and Fads So, one year it is eating goldfish . . . And another year it is streaking . . . And one time it was see- ing how many people you could stuff into a phone booth . . . And today it is skate- boarding to class and back. This fad of late requires a good bit of equipment — the board itself, elbow pads, knee pads, bandaids, some- times casts, and after a few mishaps, the board itself! Used to, you had to go to the Sonic to see skating, but now you can see ska- ters by walking to class. Betty Pruitt, the SA ' s Secretary, fads out on the first floor of the Union. 391 Undergraduates Carpenter-Coffer Carpenter. James R. Jr.; Starkville: 81 Carpenter. Roy: Starkville: 79 C arpenler. Tern: Clinton: 79 Carr. David; Morgan City; 79 Carr, Eddie; Newton: 79 Carr. James Henry; Monlicello; 79 Carr, Margaret J.; Jackson: 81 Carr. Mitchell Kary: Pearl: 79 Carr. Neysa Regina; luka; 79 Carr. Norma: Greenville: 80 Carr. Randall: Nev Marlmsviiie. WV; 80 Carroll. Billv. Columbus; 79 Carson. Hollv; Jackson: 80 ( arter. Brenda J.; Nesbitt; 79 Carter. Cragin: Rolling Fork; 80 Carter. EdiTh F.; Eupora; 79 Carter, FK ra: Artesia: 80 Carter. Jeannie; Starkville; 79 Carter. Juhc A.: Van VIeet; 79 Carter. Kay Belzoni: 79 Carter. Raymond Da id. Biloxi; 79 Carter. Sheila. West Point; 81 Carter. Stan: Van VIeel: 81 ( artledge, Marshall F.: Kilmichael; 81 Cartledge. R, Sydney; Birmingham, AL; 79 Cartwrighl. Terry E ; Booneville; 79 Case. Marsha Ann; Jackson; 79 Case. Stephen G.; Brookhaven: 79 Cassell. Donna; Canton; 80 Cassimus, Vicki; Ocean Springs; 79 Cassino. Tina, Vicksburg; 79 Cassity. Pratt W, Jr.: Jackson; 79 Casiie. Penelope; Laurel: 81 Casileman, Flo d Russell; West Helena. AR; 79 Castlenian, Jud : Ocean Springs: 80 Caswell. Barbara, Greenville: 81 Catledge. Sammy; Houston; 80 Caudill. Leigh A.: Starkville: 81 Cauifield, Cindy: Jackson; 79 Cause . Jod : Jackson; 79 Causev. Linnie W,; Jackson; 79 Cavalier. Daniel J.; BiUni; 80 Cavett. Glen Jr.; Jackson; 80 Chamblee. Paul: Jackson, TN: 81 Chamblee. Timothy N.; Carthage: 81 Champion, Mickey: Houston: 81 Chandler, Ray Jr.; Columbus; 81 Chapman. Cheryl: Pearl: 79 Chapman. Donna Lynne; Newton: 80 Chapman. Keith James; Brandon; 79 Chapman. Paul H Jr . Waynesboro: 81 Chapman. Tony O.: Waynesboro; 79 Chappell. Fred; Caledonia: 80 Chase. Mar Ann; Hazlehursi; 79 ( hatonev. Beth; Indianola: 81 thauvin! Arthur E III; Natchez; 80 (hcatham. Steve; Philadelphia: 79 t hcnnev. Erie Floyd; Starkville; 80 ( hen.ni. Marilyn; Hazlehurst; 79 ( hcrr , James Marcus; Cleburne. TX; 81 C hesser. Sarah; Laurel; 80 Chesieen. Dtinna Mane; Jackson; 80 C hesieen. Tim; Kilmichael: 79 Chew, Carolyn; Hernando; 79 Chew. Michael; Aberdeen; 81 Childers. Mark; Laurel; 81 Chisholm. Ernest Robert; Memphis. TN; 81 Chisholm. James H, Jr.; Tupelo; 79 Chisholm. Laune E.; Bay Spnngs; 81 Chism. Larry: Tupelo; 79 Chow, Lillian; Greenville; 79 Chow. Tammy: Greenwood: 79 Christian. Kann: Tupelo, 81 Ciravolo, Maria; Carnere; 81 Clanton. Diana L.; Jackson; 80 Clanton. Michael D.; Waynesboro; 80 Ckirk. BerI:Cary;8l (lark Beth;Shubuta: 79 Clark. Brian L.; Jackson: 79 Clark. Cheryl; Louisville; 79 Clark. David L.: Kosciusko; 79 Clark, Girtha R; Starkville: 79 Clark. Jim; Hattisburg; 80 Clark. John Reuben; Madison; 79 Clark. Ken: Starkville: 80 Clark. Kenny: Baldwyn; 79 Clark. Kimbra: Pensacola. FL; 81 Clark. Mary Kathryn; Cedar Bluff; 81 Clark. Susan: Vicksburg; 81 Clark, Susan L,: Brandon: 79 Clark. Walter Daniel: Gulfport; 79 Clark. William Anthony: Pearl; 80 Clarke. David; Hollandale: 81 Clarke, David Orion; Helena, AR; 81 Clarke, Richard L. Ill; Greenwood; 80 Clav. Belinda Ann; Greenville. 81 Clay. Robert E,; Coffeeville; 81 Clements, Kathenne Elizabeth: Jackson: 80 Clements, Wesley: Greenwood: 80 C leveland. Ricky Timothy; Union; 79 Cliburn. Perry H.: Jackson: 80 Clingan, Jeff: Starkville; 79 Coats. Susan: Okolona; 79 Coalsworth, Cynthia A.: Jackson: 79 Coccaro. Joanne: Vicksburg: 80 Cochran, Kathryn A.; Nesbit; 79 Cochran. Randy; Jackson: 79 Coffer. Vanessa L.; Starkville: 80 V f C3 f- ff if 392 Undergraduates Coffey-Crowell Coffey, Ronald; McComb: 79 Coggin, Jan: Jackson; 79 Coign. Karen R,; Madison: 80 Colbert, Andy; Houston; 81 Cole. Cheryl; Houlka; 79 Cole. David; Columbus: 81 Cole. Gordon C; Red Bay, Al. 81 Cole. Ted W; Raleigh: 79 Cole. Vicki L-; Columbus; 79 Coleman. Alice Faye; Louisville; 81 Coleman, David: Louisville; 80 Coleman. David M.; Ackerman; 79 Coleman. Delois: Goodman: 79 Coleman, Dennis Frank; Jackson; 79 Coleman. Franklin; Greenville; 79 Coleman, Hellen; West Point; 81 Coleman, Marjonelte; Hazlehursi; 79 Coleman, Rachel Jean; West Point; 79 Coley. Jacqueline D.: Starkville; 80 Collie, Christine; Columbus; 80 Collins, David F.. Jackson; 80 Collins, James Arthur; West Point; 80 Collins, James Enc; Jackson; 80 Collins. James L,; Starkville; 80 Collins. Jeffrey C; Laurel: 79 Collins, Judy: Anguilla; 79 Collins. Mary; Biloxi:8l Collins, Mike: Grenada; 80 Collins, Terry: Biloxi; 79 Collins, Terry F.; Starkville: 81 Combes. Jack; Flora; 79 Combs. Bob: Gulfport; 79 Combs, Phyllis; Starkville; 81 Compton. Caroline: Vicksburg; 79 Conerly, Terry: Brandon; 79 Contreras. Nina Maria; Pass Christian; 80 Cook. Anne: Picayune; 79 Cook. Beth: Souihaven: 79 Cook. C. Kirby: Clinton: 79 Cook, David; Atmore, AL: 79 Cook, Joe Michael: Heidelberg, West Germany: 80 Cook, Theresa; Jackson; 79 Cook. William; Mendian; 79 Cooke, Cathy; Jackson: 79 Cooksey, Pamela J.; Lexington; 79 Cool, Donald F.; Vicksburg: 79 Cooley. Jeff; Tupelo; 79 Cooley, Stanley; Picayune; 80 Coolidge, Henry T. E. Jr.; Gulfport; 81 Cooper, Edwin S.; Ocean Springs: 81 Cooper. Mona J ; Jackson: 79 Cooper, Paul W.; Picayune; 79 Cooper. Sarah L.; Lambert; 79 Cooper. Susan; Brtwksville; 80 Copeland. Manlynn: Starkville; 80 Copeland, Tim; Laurel: 81 Corbin. Billy: Lambert: 81 Cormier. Gary R,; Starkville; 79 Gotten. John Harvey Jr : Huntsville. AL: 79 Gotten. Lisa: New Albany; 80 Counnglon. Belvion; Columbus; 80 Covington. Lowell Edward; Columbus: 79 Covington, Tyrone B.; Greenwotxl: 81 Cowan, Cindy: Tupelo: 81 Cowan, Georgia Lynn: Amory; 79 Cowan, Lois Mane; Amory: 81 Cowand, Norman: Bay St. Louis: 79 Cowarl, Pam; Jackson; 79 Cowden, Julia Anne; Amory: 79 Cox. Chnstopher James: Mornsville, PA: 81 Cox. Cyndy; New Albany: 80 Cox, David; Rienzi; 79 Cox. Gregory C; Columbus; 79 Cox. Jerry: Brookhaven; 81 Cox. Tanya Lynn: Dubach. LA: 79 Cox. Vivan: Baldwyn: 79 Coyle, Richard; Pascagoula; 79 Craddieth, Martie; Starkville: 79 Craig. Nelisa Joy; Macon; 80 Cram, William V.; Byhalia; 79 Crawford, Darrell; Water Valley: 81 Crawford, Louis; Long Beach: 79 Crawford, Nancy: Greenville: 80 Crawford. Paula; Columbus; 79 Crawford. Teresa: Clinton: 79 Crawford. Tim; Oxford: 79 Creekmore, Susan; Greenville; 81 Creel, Douglas; DeRidder. LA; 80 Creel. Russell: Escatawpc; 81 Crenshaw, William R.; Greenwood: 79 Crews, Joshua D.; Gulfport; 79 Cnssey. Curt; Starkville; 79 Cnstil, Kay; Tupelo; 81 Cnswell, Michael W.; Greenville: 79 Crockett. Becky: Tupelo; 80 Crockett. Debby: Coldwater; 79 Crook, Elizabeth Ann: Amory; 80 Crosby, Cynthia: Jackson; 81 Crosby, Rutha Joyce; Louisville; 79 Crosswhite, William 1.: Jackson: 81 Crouse, Melanie; Memphis, TN ; 8 1 Crouther, Desi: Carthage; 79 Crow, Allen: Miss. St.; 80 Crow, Gary; Miss. St.; 79 Crow, James Shannon; Maben: 80 Crowder, Vicki Lee; Columbus; 80 Crowe, Rene; Kosciusko: 79 Crowell, Clair; Forest; 80 393 Undergraduates Crowell-Davis Crowell. Ins Sherr l: Eupora: 79 Crimson. Nevilic; ' PeIal: 81 Crudden, Adele; Waveland: 79 Crudup. Evercii H- III; Meridian: 81 Cruise, Don; Liberty: 80 Crumplon. Bobbv. Jr ; Raleigh; 79 Cruse. Wall; Baldwyn; 79 Crusoe. Dons; Wesi Point: 80 Culp. Belh;Slarkville:79 Culpepper. Gay: Vicksburg; 81 Culpepper. Marjone L.: Starkville: 79 Culpepper, Ronald: Sallis; 79 Cumberland. Vicki: Meridian: 79 Cummings. Charlotte: Ackerman: 80 Cummings. Timothy S.; Columbus: 81 Cummins, Margie: West; 81 Cummins, Sherri: Vicksburg; 79 Cunningham, Linda Lee: Gulfport: 81 Cunningham, Regina; Okolona; 79 Curbow, Kimberly Jean: Pontotoc: 81 Currey. Camille: Clinton: 79 Curne. Carol Elizabeth; Jackson; 80 Curry. Christopher Mark: Columbus: 81 Currv. Fredenck; Raymond: 79 Currv.Marv Ellen: Miss. St.: 79 Curtis. Carol; Mendian: 80 Curtis, Jeff; Jackson: 80 Curtis, Rita Ann; Meridian: 81 Culler. Eric Steven: Miss, St,: 79 Cults, La Wanda Sue; Weir; 80 Dabbs, Janice; Waynesboro: 80 Dacus. Ken: Pearl; ' 79 Dahlem. William H.: Aberdeen. 79 Dakin. Babe; Cleveland; 79 Dale. Brenda; Scooba: 79 Dale. Russell; Meridian: 81 Dalfiume, Tim; Rolling Fork; 80 Dalton. Susan; Corinth; 79 Daly. Barney: Louisville; 79 Dambrino. Audry J,; Clinton: 79 Damiens. Renee; Starkville: 81 Dampeer. Marsha; luka; 79 Daniel. Amy; Gulfport; 79 Daniel. Sarah Leigh: Saulsburg. TN: 80 Daniels. Bill: Tunica: 79 Dannel. Mimi: Columbus; 79 Dantin. Debra B.; Kokomo: 79 Dantzler. Bobbie Jean; Sturgis: 80 Darden. Melvin; Louisville; 81 Daughertv. William T,: Tupelo; 80 Davenport, Danny Ray, Long Beach; 81 David, Jeanine M : Jackson; 79 Davids, Peter C: Pass Christian: 79 Davidson, Charles Gary: Carrolllon, AL: 80 Davidson, Steve: Columbus; 80 Davidson, Zachanah Malberry III; Vicksburg; 79 Davis, Brenda J,: Meridian: 80 Davis, Char Lillian: Indianola: 79 Davis, Cynthia: Shreveport, LA; 81 Davis. Diane: Starkville: 81 Davis. Evon: Sturgis: 79 Davis. Gary. Purvis: 80 Davis, Ginga; Starkville: 79 Davis. James Fred: Jackson; 80 Davis. Jan R,; Jackson; 80 Davis, Jeff; Columbus; 80 Davis, John; Jackson; 81 Davis, Keith; Quitman: 79 Davis, Kim Mane; Poplarville; 79 Davis. Laurita; llta Bena: 80 Davis. Linda F ; Sturgis; 81 Davis. Marion J.: Starkville: 81 University ' s Presidential Home Dr. McComas and his family reside at the University ' s Presi- dent ' s Home which is located across from Eckie ' s Pond and next to the driving range. The President ' s home is used for activ- ities ranging from Alumnae Teas to a get-together for the SA Senate. 394 Undergraduates Davis-EUard QO f ll f f Davis, Mark Edward; Memphis. TN; 79 Davis. Maury L.; Pascagoula; 81 Davis. Mike: Gulfporl; 81 Davis, Niira;Okolonj. 811 Davis. Pamela: hull.m. 74 Davis. Ruslv; Jacks.in; 74 Davis. Thomas S,; Budc, 74 Davis, Wilfred Earl, Slurgis. 74 Dawson. Karen Ann; Vitksburg. 79 Dawstin. Michael C; Halheshurg; 74 Dav. Elberl J Jr : Slarkvillc; 8(1 Deal. Donald 1. Jr , (Xean Springs; 80 Deanes. Marilyn l enise; Aberdeen; 81 Dear. Glen; Jackson. 80 Dear. Hugh J Jr ; Meridian; 80 Dearing. Gary; Wesi Poinl; 79 Dealon, Mike; Satillo. 80 Deavens. Lavern; Aberdeen; 74 Decker, S(eve; Columbia. MO. 80 DeDeaun. Lawrie Jan. Ciulfpori: 80 Deer. L. Bruce; Clinton. 74 Dees. Belly; Taylorsville, 74 Dees, Joe: Tavlorsville: 79 Dees. Wilhe H ; Pascagoula. 80 Delouche. Michael: Miss Si : 79 Dendy. Kaly: Houston: 81 Dennis. Nila; Lawrence. 79 Denson. Amy; Bay Springs. 74 Dent. Nancy: Jackson: 8! Denton. Dt nna Lynn. Macon. 81 Dethloff. Bruce K : Moss Point. 79 Deweese. Debra; Philadelphia, 81 Dtchiara. John: Aberdeen, 74 Dichiara, Thomas A Jr : Aberdeen; 74 Dickens, Flora Elizabeth: Oxf ird; 74 Dickerson, Ottavia Elise; Columbus: 80 Diehlman, April Lee: Accokeer, MD; 80 Dillard. Alvin L : Vickshurg, 74 Dillon. Joe M . Miss St . 80 DiLorenzo. Ben J ; Long Beach. 81 DiLorenzo. James E ; Long Beach; 80 Dismuke. Lisa; Big Creek; 81 DiStefano. Elise: Natchez: 80 Divine. Steven Michael; Jackson; 81 E)ixon. Alvin G.: Clark sdale: 80 Dixon. Andv: Benton. 79 Dixon. Sarah L; Oxford. 80 LX bbel. Carlos; Caracas. Venezuela. 79 Dobbs. Donna: Port Gibson. 79 Dobbs. Janice Elaine: Philadelphia; 80 Dodds. Russell; Charleston. SC. 80 Domino. Samuel John Jr.. Belzoni: 80 LVinaldson. Alice: Tupelo. 74 Donohoe. John Patrick; Jackson: 80 Doremus. Jeff: Brookhaven: 74 Dossetl. Kenneth; Starkville: 79 Dotson. Cindy: Louisville; 81 Dotson. Faye: Siurgis: 79 Doucet. Richard A., Gulfporl: 81 Dciughly. Kerry M ; Columbus: 79 Douglas. Jay; Jackson: 81 Douglas. Jenny; Long Beach: 79 Dowdle. Frank S,; Caledonia: 79 Dowdy. Rodney; Brookhaven; 80 Dowlatshanj. Shida: Iran: 80 Downey. Ann Emmons: Meridian. 80 Downs. E Bud; Newton. NC; 74 DrumgcH)le. Linda; Greenville; 81 Dubose. Martin E.; Biloxi: 80 Dubose. Patrice; Ackerman: 79 Duett. Lex; Meridian: 79 Duffey. Browning; Brownsville. TN; 80 Duffy. Kevin J .Gulfporl; 80 Dulaney. Peter. Tunica. 81 Dunavani. Paul; Greenville. 81 Duncan. Sandra: West Point: 79 Dunlap. Jess M.: Amorv. 79 Dunn. Ruben Clark: Philadelphia: 74 Dunn. Susie; New Orleans. LA. 80 Dunne. Patrick; Greenville. 74 DuQuesnay. Emeric Charles. Columbu Dye. Joe Douglas; Calhoun Cits ; 81 Dye.JohnE ; Vicksburg:8l Dyess. Shelia Rene: Meridian. 81 Eady. Marshall B.; Jacks.m. 79 Eiarnest. Rhonda; Indianola. 81 E.arp. Linda: Houlka: 79 Easley. Deborah; Jackson: 74 E son. Robert Wavne: Braxton: 81 Easterling. Jeff; HunlsviUe. AR: 80 Ebentier. James J.; Escandba. Ml: 80 Echols. Lewis G,: Braxton; 79 Echols. Robert K ; Braxton; 79 Echols. Wesley; Starkville; 8! Ector. David; Mathiston: 79 Edison. Sandra E.: Hickory: 81 Edwards. Belinda; Louisville; 79 Edwards. Cynthia Mane: Port Gibson: 80 Edwards. David J.; Bay St. Louis: 79 Edwards. Gary; Ocean Springs; 80 Edwards. Ginger: Odem. Texas. 81 Edwards. Melvin L . Jackson. 79 Eggerson. Delores: West Point: 79 Eichelberger. Paul; Morton; 74 Elam. Lisa; Starkville: 80 Elgin. James H.; Laurel: 79 Elkins. John D.; Eupora; 79 Ellard. Mike; Natchez: 81 ; 79 395 Undergraduates Ellington-Fairley 1913 Gridirons In 1913 the football team looked like this! Injuries were prevalent during their day, too, according to the third man from the left on front. Ellington, Keilh; Mondccllo: 81 Ellington, Tommy Wayne; Kosciusko; 80 Elliott, Susan; Jackson; 79 Elliott, Tim; Brandon; 81 Ellis, Amy; Jackson; 80 Ellis, Eric; Ft, Deposit. AL; 81 Ellis, Gillman; Columbus; 79 Ellis, Linda F.; Starkville; 81 Ellis, Roberts. Jr.; Laurel; 79 Ellis, Yvonne; Starkville; 79 Ellzey, Janice; Soso; 79 Elmore, Edwin; Flora; 79 EIrod, Phyllis; Ripley; 80 Emerson, Thomas; Meridian; 80 Emrick, Lauren Kay; Edwards; 80 Endt, Sandra Renate; Ocean Springs; 80 Engdorf, Paul A,; Pascaeoula; 81 Epps, Scott; Petal; 79 Epson. Glendora; Greenville; 79 Ertel, Mark E,; BIytheville, AR; 80 Ervin, James; Crystal Springs; 8 1 Estes, Bee; Yazoo City; 80 Ethridge, Jesse C; Madison; 79 Ethridge, Renee; Pearl; 80 Eubanks, Daphne; Brownsville, TN; 81 Euhanks, Jo Lynn; Louisville; 79 Eure, Donald Craig; Bay Springs; 79 Evans, Franklin; Aberdeen; 80 Evans. Jim Jr,; Columbus; 81 Evans, Kenneth; Starkville; 79 Evans, Larry; Starkville; 80 Evans, Margaret; Jackson; 81 Evans, Mike; Nesbit; 81 Evans, Murphy Jr.; West Point; 81 Evans, Sidney L, Jr,; Gulfport; 79 Evans, Sinetra; Starkville; 80 Evans. Susan: Greenwc)od; 79 Evans, Teresa A.; Prestiss; 79 Everett. Susan G.; Magee; 79 Everett. Terri: Jackson; 79 Ewell. Hazel; Vicksburg; 81 Ewing. Thomas C; Benoil; 80 Fairburn. Karen B.; Magnolia; 79 Fairley. David L.; Biloxi; 79 Fairley. Kenneth; Jackson; 80 fc W 396 Undergraduates Lynn-Filgo F ilgo, Lynn: Shannon; 7S fmcher. W, Ttxld; GreenwiunJ; 79 Fine. James R; Arlev, Al 80 Finison. Nanty; Jackson, SO Finlev. Susan. Meridian. HO Finnegan. John Paul Jr ; Laurel: 79 Fisackerly. Grace Anne. Inverness, 79 Fisher. Carol Ann. Jackson. 79 Fisher. Sonny Jr.: Laurel: 79 Fisher. Sieve; Jackson; 79 Fisher. Tina: Okolona; 81 I ilzgcrald. Angela Leah: Memphis I N. 81 Fitzgerald. Janice, Ne bil. 80 Flanagan. Julia D.: Pascagoula. 81 Flanagan. Slevcn M ; Ihomasville, Al 81 Flanigan. Kaihy: Memphis. 7N. 79 Fleming. Rebecca Fay: Quitman: 79 f leming. Walter D,; Quitman: 79 Flemming, David: Cruger: 79 Fletcher, William C: Yazoo City; 79 Flicker, David: Aberde en: 79 FUxkJ. David; Jackson; 79 Flores. Jorge C; Golfit.), Gosia Rica; 79 Flowers. Fli iibelh; Jackson, 79 Flovd, Don P , Cireenville; 81 Floyd, Kellv: Columbus. 79 F loyd. Linda Lou. (itMMJman; 79 Floyd. Susan Patricia: Tupelo: 80 Flynn. Debra D.; Horn Lake: 80 Fondren, Timmy; Sidon: 79 F ord. James L . Winona: 81 Ford. Ross; Avon; 81 Fore. Marc D : Fdina. MN: 79 Fore. M. F,ynn: F dina. MN; 81 Forehand. Danny; BriHikhaven. 79 Formby. Anne Phyllis. Picayune; 80 Forsyth. Kathy; Lucedale; 80 Fortner. Billy Lee Jr ; Columbus. 81 Fortner. Leesa; Fupora: 81 Foster. Donna Lvnn; Columbus: 81 Foster. Harold Jr ; Rockford. IL; 79 Foster, James E. Jr.; Jackson: 80 Foster. F.eon Fdward: Greenville; 79 Foster. Ricky D.: Kosciusko: 80 Foster. Sara Mason: Houston: 79 Foster, Wilfred Jr.; FJollv Springs, 80 Fouche. Martha A.; Helena. AK: 81 Fountain. Ltiri: Forest, 81 Fountain. Mary Belh, Biloxi; 80 Fowler, David: Jackson; 79 Fowler, Debtirah, Louisville: 79 Fowlkes. Keith; Amory: 81 Fox. Dorothy Louis. Starkville: 79 Fox. Karen A,: Memphis. TN: 81 Francis. Jack Barrett; Amory: 81 Francis, James D ; Gulfport: 80 Franck. Donald J ; Vicksburg. 79 Franklin. Alvin; Starkville. 79 Franklin. Maritucker: Columbus. 79 Franklin. Sandy , 1 unica: 80 Franks. Donna: SaltiUo; 81 Freeman. Abbe Joyce; Houston: 79 Freeman. Fdward: Houston: 81 Freeman. Gary: McComb; 79 Freeman. Patty; Aberdeen. 81 Freeman. Ralph, L ' nion. 80 Freeman. Tommv Dale: Magnolia; 79 Freeny. Sandra; Carthage, 79 Freeze. Dewain: Know die. TN. 81 Friday. Larry; Jackson; 80 Fryery. Darlene; Louisville; 81 Fulgham. Martha: Starkville: 81 Fulton, Patricia Ann; Li uisvi]le. 79 Funderburg. Donna. Amorv, 80 Funderburk. JoeC Jr. Hatueshurg; 81 Furlan. Charles B , Columbus: 79 Furr. Awana Karlene. Picyaune, 80 Furr. Jean Frances: Ackerman: 79 Futrell, Becky; Grcenw(X)d; 8! Gaddis, Merry Wayne. Starkville; 81 Gaither. Karen, Vicksburg: 80 Galaias. Marlee; Greenville: 81 Galbreath. Donald M.: Vicksburg: 81 Galbreath. Janice E.; Jackson: 79 Gallender. Sonva Rene: Natchez: 81 Galhk. Bob: Starkville: 80 Gallowas. Pamela; Ya (H)Cil ; 81 Gamble. Melissa K ; Petal: 80 Falls. Timothv B ; Tremont: 80 Fant. Julia Lynn: MacDill AFB. FL, 79 Farr. Greg: Roxie; 79 Farrar. James Thomas, 1 upelo. 79 Faure. Thomas G , C anion. 80 Faust. Angle; Ne v Albany: 80 Fausl. Patricia L nn Neu Albans , 8! Fava, D  nna. Shelbs 8(1 Feibelman. Ka Vicksburg 79 Felder, Richard Fdward; Summit; 81 Feller, John T Jr. Signal Mm. IN; 79 Fenn Diane. Meridian, 80 Fergus. Julie A ; Jackson; 81 Ferguson. Pamela Lynn. Canton 79 Ferrell, Gregory Wa ne: Webb, 79 Fick. Leonard; ' DecaIur: 79 Fields. BilK: Jackson: 80 Fields. Cin ' d ; Columbus. 81 Fields. Ruihie: Rolling Fork: 79 Filgo. Lois; Shannon, 80 397 Undergraduates Gammill-Gray Gammill. Amy: Wesl Poini: 81 Gammons. Tommy: Belzoni: 7Q Candy. Donald: Siarkville: 81 Candy. Mary: Siarkville: SO Cann. Tommy : Amory : 80 Gardner. Arlon: Forest: 80 Gardner. James L.: Siarkville: 79 Gardner. Ramona Kay: Crawford: 80 Garlells. Frank: Greenville: 81 Garner. James E. Jr.: Jackson: 79 Garner. Joanne; Jackson: 81 Garraway. Leigh: Jackson: 80 Garnga. Mark W,: Culfport: 81 Garrison. Don Perry: Madison; 79 Garrison. Karen Dale: Murfreesboro, TN: 79 Garretson. Roland F.: Jackson; 79 Gary. John David: Maben: 80 Gary. Louis Alan: Maben; 81 Gary. Roberl Dennis: Collinsville: 80 Gar . Thomas E,; Eupora; 79 Gaskin. Rebecca: Winona: 79 Gaspanni. Joe Frank: Shaw: 79 Gasquet. Norma: Naichez: 81 Gasion. Eva M.: Waler Vallev: 79 Gales. Dennis E.: Siarkville: 80 Galewiiod. Faye: Bay Springs: 79 Gallin. Cina Rene: Moss Poml: 79 Caudel. John: Jackson: 79 Cause. Velma Jean: Tulwiler: 79 Cenlry. Angle Mane: Arlesia; 80 Gentry. James O. Jr.: Meridian: 79 Gentry. Robin Lavelle: Saraland. AL: 80 George. Carol: Vicksburg: 79 Germany. Rex: Union: 79 Ceter. Ltira Anne: Macon: 79 Charsl. Kay: Jackson: 79 Giachelli, Jeffrey Wayne: Indianola: 81 Gibbons. John: Clinton: 79 Gibbons. Susan: Madison; 79 Cibbs. Verna: McCool: 80 Gibson. Ann: Jackson; 79 Cidden. Lamar: Meridian: 80 Cidet n. Bonnie: Columbus; 81 Gilbert. James P. Jr.: Siarkville: 79 Gilbert. Linda: Siarkville: 79 Gilbert. Mona: Jackson: 81 Ciilberi, Valerie: Forest: 80 Giles. Palricia L,: Meridian; 79 Gillespie. Jerry: Siarkville: 79 Gillespie. Marearel: Blue Springs: 80 Gillon. Williarn A.: Gore Springs: 80 Cilmore. Ronald H.: Vicksburg: 79 Gill . Mary Leslie: Pompano Bch,. FL: 80 (rirdler, Mark: Ontario. Canada: 81 ;79 Cjivens. Jcanelte: Arlesia: 80 Gladnev, [)onnie R,: Kosciusko Glenn. David: Mobile, AL: 81 Glenn. Jewelline; Louisville: 79 Glover. Darla: Vicksbure: 81 Glover. Zelma R ; Goodman: 79 Goddard. Sandra: Grand Junction. TN: 79 Godfrcs. Roberl L.: Clinlon: 79 Cjoff Les: Gauihier:8l oings. Emily; Jackson: 80 olden. Clifton: Eupora: 79 olden. (. Iilton: Eupora: 79 iilmon. Harry Elliott Jr.; Summit: 79 nnzales. Hector: Bav St. Louis: 79 1.,. 4.l... r-t . ' i 1. oi mzales, Mike: Cleveland: 81 iioden, Bennie S. Jr.: Clarksdal le: 79 loucii, Dciiiiie . . jr.: ( larKsua Hidman. Ellen: Siarkville: 81 Kidman. Max Rav Jr.; New Albanv; Rosemary; Leiand; 80 Ciuodson. SaDeanna: Calhoun Cilv: 81 Goodwin. Mildred Maurv; Port Gibson: 79 Goolsb , Carol; New Albany: 79 Gordon. [:)avid L.: Irvinglon. AL; 79 Cjnrdon. Douglas Edward: Housion: 80 Gordon. Kalhv: Meridian: 80 Gordon. Sammy D.: Siarkville: 79 (fordon. Idmmv; Cruger: 81 (.ord Janet: Hazlehursl: 80 Gore, Sandra Jackson: 81 Ciorman. Kathleen Diane: Columbus; 79 Ciorman. Patrick R.: Columbus: 79 Gorman. Robert E.; Columbus; 80 Gorman. Sherry: Jackson: 81 Goss. Cindv: Lexingion; 80 Goudelock! Cheryl: Salina. KS; 80 GourlevCindv: Siarkville: 81 Grafe. Dawn: Lucedale: 79 Graflon. Steve C: Pascagoula: 80 Graham, Denni.s L. Ill; Jackson; 79 Graham. John H.: Moss: 81 Graham. Mark J.: Jackson; 79 Granuer. Cvnthia; Meridian: 79 Grant. Fred James: Flora; 81 (jr;ini. V, Anne: Isola: 79 Graiiiham John K.: .Moniicello: 79 Gr.inlham, Ronald D,; Kosciusko: 81 Gr.inlier. Joan, Louisville: 80 (jrases. Andv: Siarkville; 81 Ciravcs. Harold C: Meadville: 80 Ciraves. Kay: Ackerman; 80 Graves. Lisa: Canton: 80 (iraves. Randolph Wirt; Memphis TN 81 Graves. Rand E.; Roxie: 79 Ciraves. Theresa: Jackson; 80 Gra .Gail:Soulhaven:80 398 Undergraduates Gray-Harder t k 4tM ? .« ' f Gray, Marvin I) . Slarkville. 71 (ira . LMcss Jr . SlarkMlle, HO Gray, Wanda K I updo H(l (iravcr. Irat Dcnisc, Slarkvillo HI Grcak. Jimmy A , Houston. IX 74 Green, DaMii W , ( olumhus, H(l Cirecn, D Luann. luptlo; HO Green. Janet. West Point; HO Green.Jeff H ; Picayune: 81 Green, Katherme Celeste. Miss Si 80 Green, Kalhy I. . .Slarkville. HO Cireen. Lisa. Nalthe : 81 (ireen. Mark Rithard. Jackson. 74 Green. Michael. Bmineville; 79 (ireene. (iregory J , (Jreenville: 79 Cireene. Kim. [)ennis. 79 Circene. Vickie R . Jackson; 79 Greer. Jeffrey. 1 ouisvillc; 81 Greer. Richard; Slarkville: 80 Gregory. Greg; Terry: 79 Gregory. Twila: 1 upeio; 79 Gnffm ' Cvnlhia Chandler; Calhoun City; 80 Griffin. Debra; Houston; 80 Gnf fin. Gary; Sturgis; 81 Gnffin. Gloria; Houstim: 79 Gnffin. Joyce Sanauinetla; Meridian 79 Griffin. Michael Alan: Crowley. l.A; 79 Gnffin. Nancy; Slarkville: HI Gnffin. Randy; Philadelphia. HO Cinffith. Charles Kenneth. C olumhus. HO Gnffith. Klizaheth. Philadelphia. 79 Cinffith. Joe Wesley Jr . Philadelphia HO Gnsselt. Buster. Jackson. 80 Gnssom. Karen; Parma Hts , OH. HO Gnssom. Terry; Taylorsville; 79 Gnzzard. Kent: Ocean Springs. 81 GrcKhan. Rebecca Anne; Cireenville. 80 Gross. Robert Elmer, Tupelo, 79 Gross, Shirley, Tupelo; 81 Groves. Annelte; Greenville; 79 Gruber, Leslie: Jackson, 79 Guerry, Mansel, Artesia, 81 Guess. James Fred; BriHikhaven: 79 Guest. Shelia: Calhoun Ciiy ; 81 Guico. Edward E . Columbus; 80 Guild. Taylor: Gulfporl; 79 Guion. Ellen: Jackson: 79 Gulletle. Marlon D,: Jackson; HO Gurley. John Alan: Hamilhm. HI Gurley. William J,; Polls Camp. 79 Guynes. Becky. Brandon: HO Guvton. Linda; New Albany. 79 Guyton. Mark; Slarkville; HI Guvton. Walter Lawrence: Jackson 79 Haas. Shurley; West Point; 79 Hacknev. William P.; Cleveland 79 Hagle. John C: Slarkville: HI fJagW(K d. Howard Earl. Meridian 79 Hairston. Bettie A.. Crawfi rd 79 Hajiallhaverdipour. Massoud. Miss Si . 79 Halberl. Elisa Ann. Slarkville ; HO Hales. Mary; Pascagoula: 79 Halford. Kirby; Gonzales. LA: 80 Hall.Chnsty Lee: Jackson; 79 Hall. Clay; Columbus. OH. 79 Hall. Cynthia A . Columbus. 79 Hall. Karen. McComb. 79 Hall. Keilh; Brandon. 81 Hall. Kenneth Clyde. Belzoni. 80 Hall. Rudy. MaihisUm 79 Hall. Suzanne. Decatur. AL: 81 Hall. Virginia C ;Greenyille: HI Halliburton. Sheryl r)enise. BriH.ksville: HI Halpin. Harlcy; Vicksburg. 80 Hamill. Brill H . Louisville. 80 Hamilton. Cathy; Flora. 80 Hamilton. Charles A . Tishomingo: 79 Hamilton. F.dna Esielle; Slidell. l.A: 79 Hamilton. Hope Regina, Pascagoula; 79 Hamilton, Paul Martin; Madis,inville, KY, 81 Hamilton, Walter: Laurel: HI Hamlin. Robert; West Poinl: 81 Hammack, Mark A ; Florence; 79 Hammack. Tawana; Natchez. 81 HammcKk. Elizabeth Anne. Tupelo; HI Hampton. Consella Jr . Slarkville. HO Hampton. Deborah Lou. West Point. 81 Hampton. Rufus Jr ; Louisville. 79 Hamrick. James H,. Meridian; 80 Hancock. Cindee: Laurel: 79 Hancock. Denise M : Cireenville. HO Hancy. W. Michael. L nion 79 Hankins. Reggie Columbus. 79 Hankins. Samuel Lynn. Starkville, 80 Hanks. Derek: Shaiimar. FL. HI Hannaford. Tammy , Cleveland; 81 Hannah, Bessie: Louisville, 80 Hannah, James L; McCh.I; 79 Hannah, Larry B,, Slarkville: 79 Hannah, Leah B Slarkville: HI Hannah, Wasne; Clark sdale: 79 Hannon, James R Jr , Fullon; 80 Hannon, Jeffrey K Raymond: HO Harbin, Randy A (jrenada: HI Harbour, Donna, Dekalb, 79 Hardaway, Anlhonv Meridian HI Hardeman Sandra J ; flora, 79 flarder, J,, Slarkville. 80 399 Undergraduates Hardwick-Hendrix Hardwick. i i.cnael Craig; Louisville; 81 Hardy. Allen Boyd; Columbus; 81 Hardy. Dorothy Ruth; Bellefontaine; 81 Harger. Cheryl; Deleward. OH; 81 Hargelt. Mark; Ruleville; 81 Hargrove. Robert; Slarkville; 80 Ha- ' IS. Brad; Jackson; 81 Harl.ins. Cathy A.; Jackson; 80 Harsms. Michael M.; Jackson; 79 Harmon. Beckie; Butler. AL; 80 Harmon. T. J.: Jackson; 80 Harmon. Wesley; Columbus; 81 Harper, Beulah Fave; Shannon; 79 Harper. Joe; Lambert; 81 Harper. Kayla; Tupelo; 81 Harper. Tina Lynn; Meridian; 79 Harper. Vicki; Florence; 80 Harpole, Joe; Starkville; 80 H;irrell. Johnnie; Morton; 79 Harrell. Maine B.; Crawford; 80 Harrigill. Michael Wayne; Natchez; 81 Harrington. Jacky; McComb; 79 Harrington. Michael F.; Jackson; 79 Harrinclon. Travis; Louisville; 80 Harris.Va ; Russellville. KY; 80 Harris. Denetie; Tupelo; 81 Harris. Dorphine; Olive Branch; 79 Harris, Edgar; West Point; 81 Harris. Edward Kenneth Jr.; Gunnison; 81 Harris. Gail; Starkville; 79 Harris. George Robert; Greenwood; 79 Harris. Glen L; Tupelo; 79 Harris. James Bryant; West Palm Beach. FL; 79 Harris. James F,; Crystal Springs; 79 Harris. James J; Clarksdale; 79 Harris. Jennifer Julie; Clarksdale; 81 Harris. Julan; Slarkville; 80 Harris, Julia Ruth; Hazlehursi; 80 Hams. Linda Dianne; Hernando; 79 Harris, Linda Rebecca; Starkville; 79 Harris, McKinlev; Vicksburg;81 Harris. Minda; Jackson; 79 Harris. Phyllis Ann; Crystal Springs; 80 Hams. Sharron Levern; Starkville; 79 H;ims. Teresa; Palm Springs. CA; 79 Harris. Wa nc Lyndon; Prestiss; 81 Harrison, Jeffrey Rav; Morton; 81 Harrison, Ray; Jackson; 81 Hartley, Peggy; Starkville; 79 Hartness. Barbara Lyn; Starkville; 81 Hartness. Linda Kay; Noxapater; 79 Hartness. Sheila; Noxapater; 79 Hartuni!. Patricia; Jackson; 80 Harlzog. John Fddie; Monticello; 80 Harlzog. Morgan; Jackson; 79 Harvey. Cindy; Columbus; 79 Harwell, Denise; Ocean Springs; 79 Haskins, Holly A.; Starkville; 81 Hatch, Ricky; Morton; 79 fLitther. Karla; Louisville; 79 Hatcher. Michael; Brookhaven; 81 Hathorn. Cynthia M.; Louisville; 80 flatten. Chesime; Aberdeen: 79 lUivard, Donald 1,; Lucedale; 79 tlavard, John M,; Lucedale; 79 ILiwkins. Deborah Ann; Calhoun City; 80 Hawkins. Debra Lenn; Yazt)oCity; 81 Hawkins. John Jr.; Columbus; 79 ' Hawkins, Nfariin Kent; Memphis, TN; 79 Hawkins, Mary Janice; Canton; 81 Hawkins. Susan; Gulfport; 80 Hawkins. Vicky L.; Vicksburg; 81 Hawks, Barbara Elizabeth, Oxford; 79 Hawley, Lisa Ann; Moss Point; 81 Hayes. Cassandra T.; Ackerman; 79 Hayes. Donald Franklin; Meridian; 81 Hayes. Eileen Mane; Macon; 79 Hayes. Joyce Ann; Coffeeville; 79 Hayes. Norma; Canton; 79 Hayes. Shelia; Iverness; 81 Haynes. Drew; Wilmot, AK; 81 Haynes. Henry ill; Greenville; 79 Haynes, Milton E,; Louisville; 79 Haynes, Randy; Slarkville; 80 Haynes, Sondra Rochelle; Greenville; 80 Hayward, David; Grenada; 80 Haywood, Jerone; Natchez; 80 Hazzlerigg. Maria; Vicksburg; 81 Head. Cherie; Pascagoula; 80 He;irn. Jenny; Gulfport; 79 Hearn. Michael H,; Merdian; 80 llearon, Linda G.; Tutwiler; 79 Heath. Melanie K.; Slarkville; 80 Hedglin. Tommy; Madison; 80 Heindl. Nancy; Canton; 80 Heinzeiman. Liza; Tupelo; 79 Heleniak. Catherine Caprice; Flammond. LA; 80 Heleniak. Richard; Hammond. LA; 81 Heliums, Lawrence A.; Randolph; 80 Hembree. Mark Roger; Terry; 81 Hemby, Angela; Jackson; 79 Henderson. Dawn; Carthage; 80 Henderson. Janet; Ridgeland; 79 Henderson, iohn Marc; Jackson; 81 Henderson. Robin; Columbus; 81 Henderson. Ronnie; Slarkville; 79 Henderson. Teresa M.; Starkville; 79 Hendrix, Jeffery A.; Philadelphia; 79 400 Undergraduates Hendrix-HoUand i? ' Fif a - dik ■ - •% I f ' .vA¥ l l. ' ; f| n Q ImJ yP H ' - ■ H B« ' • K 1 H i l l l b 1977 found a little bully running around on the field with MSU ' s Bully. This particular year the younger generation served as a little cheer- leader . . . and from the looks of this. Bul- ly ' s best pal. People, bulldogs, younguns, adults — no matter the age, all become avid Bulldog fans. Hendrix. Linda: Slarkville; 79 Hendnx, Shawm; LouismIIc, SII Henlev. Anne Eli jhcih I cxinjiinn: 80 llcnli- .lloll Javkson, 79 Henninglon. JuAnn. C rvstal Sprin is KO Hi-nr . Rands, Wcsl Poml 79 Hcnslcigh Ochorah Ice, PurMs.  l Hcnson. Alfred. Niixapalec: 74 Hcns.Mi. Kenn . Kilmiehael: 79 Hereford, R.ihen W Jr. Iupel...m Herman. C ' aifienneJci; APO. NV 79 Herndon. Larry; Aberdeen. 79 Herren.Jeff;Gulfporl;79 Herrm. George I.. Jr.; Vickshurg; 80 Herrm.Randv; Jackson; 81 Herring. Barry; [:)eRiddcr. LA; 80 Herring. David; Jackson; 80 Herring. Jell; Meadville; 79 Herringlon. Bruce; Louisville; 81 Hcrnngion.Chesier Jr . Louisville. 79 Herrmglon. (ilenn. Meridian; 81 Herrmgton. Margaret; New Albany , 80 Herringlon, Mary Cart lynne, Louisville, 80 Herrington. V ' allie; Jackson, 79 Her og. Ben; Raymond; 79 Hesse, Susan; Gautier; 79 Hesler. Charles William; Slarkville; 80 Heusiess. Shelia; KorresiGiiy. AR 79 Hewell. Joseph S ; Columbus 79 Hewes. Collins Jr.; W.KKlville. 80 Hickman. Lee M,; Louisville; 79 Hickman, Robert H ; Tupelo; 80 Hicks. Hellen Ruth; Tupelo; 81 Hicks. Linda; Jackson; 80 Hicks. Rise C; Jackson; 79 Hicks. Thomas E; Slarkville; 79 Higdon. Sondra G.; Jackstm: 80 Higginboiham. Theresa; Picayune; 80 Higgins. .Anita; Forrest Cily. AK. 81 Hilary. Okove. Miss Si .80 Hill. Bryant Keith. Louisville, 80 Hill. Cynthia; Columbus. 81 Hill. L. A .Crawford. 79 Hill. Margaret Ann; Slarkville. 79 Hill. Marilyn; Crawford; 79 Hillen. Jane; Slarkville; 80 Hinckle. Carrie Lvnn; Slarkville; 79 Hindman. Pam; Louisville. 79 Hinkle. Robert; Greenville; 79 Hinton. Sam Ned Jr.; Soso; 79 Hippchen. Edward E. Jr ; Memphis. LN; 79 Hilchings, Lynn; Memphis. TN ; 81 Hitchins, Mary; Jackson; 79 Hue. Emily; Jackson; 81 Hilt, Linda; YazcHiCiiy ; 81 Hut. Terry L; Jackson; 79 Hobart. Sam; Greenville, 79 Hobbs, Allan H ; Brookhaven, 81 Hobbs, Nancy; Horn lake, 79 Hobson. Jeannette; Houlka, 80 HiHjgcs, Pamela K ; Matthews MO, 79 Hodgins. Susan Jan; Philadelphia. 79 Hoffer, Chester Lane, Meridian, 81 Hogan. Leigh; Gulfpori. 81 Hogan. Martha; Slarkville; 79 Hogg. Charlotte; Jackson; 79 Hogg. Elizabeth Anne; Jackson; 81 Hogue. James. Yaztni City . 81 Holder. Larrv Gene. Cilumbus; 79 Holder. Tom. Pascagoula; 80 Hohk. Susan L . Jackson. 80 Holland Ben; Jackson. 80 401 Undergraduates Holland-Howie Mississippi A M Laundry One of the rude awakenings of college life is the full dirty laundry bag, a box of TIDE, and quarters. Dorm laundry rooms are a bit more updated than this 1915 A M laundry scene. Holi.md Bri;in Thomas: Vickshurg: 81 Holland KimhcrK S, Clmlon 80 IK ' ILind, William Kevin, Memphis. TN; 80 H..llida Dennis James. Praine; 80 H..llidj . Kalh [...(ireenwiKid; 81 H.illiman, Denise C aledi.nia; 79 Holliniisworth. ll .IK.Shelb ;79 Hiillincsw.irth. Pamela Lea; Aberdeen: 81 lli.llingswiirth. Palli; Brentwood. TN; 80 Hiillis, Becky: Columbus; 81 Hiillis. Beverly: Columbus; 79 Hollis. Jeffery: Slarkville: 8 I Ht ilowav. Chesier: Indiant ta: 80 Hollowav. Julian B H.: Winona: 80 Holman. Michael F- : Pascagoula: 79 Holmes, tdward: Starkville: 79 Holmes. Johnnjalyn: Vicksburg: 80 Holmes. Judy Katherme: Leiand: 80 Holmes. Kenneih W : Kosciusko: 80 Holi, Roben h .el Jr : Booneville: 80 Holt. Yvonne. Slarkville; 79 Holt .claw Patricia M,: Jackson: 79 Homan Rtiberi l.amar: Tupelo: 79 Honea. Cjayle Ann: Magnolia; 80 Honea. Joan: Magnolia; 79 Ht)nevcutl. Laura: Jackson; 79 HiK per. Bentley; Meridian: 81 HcHiser Clark: Lvcm: 80 Hopkins. Harley H.; Jackson; 79 Hopkins. I inda Jean; Louisville; 79 Hopper. David: Meridian; 79 Hopton. Teresa Ann: Jackson: 79 Home. Brenda Joyce: Shuqualak; 79 Home, Kim: Jackson; 80 Home William D Jr.; Jackson: 79 Horion. Donny: Tiplersville: 81 Norton. Michael; Jackson; 79 Horion. T. Alan; Marietta. CA; 80 Hosey. David: Sandersville; 79 Hoskins. Mane. Greenville: 7 9 House. James 1. : Aberdeen: 80 House. .Marv Jean: Cleveland: 80 Houser. Maiinda: Cedar Bluff: 81 Houslev. Melissa: New Albany: 80 Howard. Jerry W: Slarkville: 80 Howell. Cindv; Jackson; 80 Howell. Kal: ' Canton: 80 Howell. Lee; Lucedale: 80 Howell. Paul: Metairie. LA: 80 Howell. Phil; Elhsville:8l Howell. Sheila; Kosciusko: 79 Howell. William Larry: Amory; 79 Howie. Scoil; Gulfpo ' rt; 80 402 Undergraduates Howse-Jenkins :p m ( A f% I ' S.uulr.i P Wa ncsh,.r I- Jc.hn I ..n ihcKh 74 • Sus.in ViLkshurt: 74 WarJ I Jjckv.n 7 ' ) lluhh.irJ. Ji.-ffr .- I ' .uil, J,,cks,.ii 74 lludn.ill V1.ir Hclh Ahcrdccn, 74 Hudson AiMH- Seolia, NV: Kl Hudson ( harlL-sl , lulwilcr, 74 Hudson, Jimnn 1 , ( Icvcland HI Hudson. W., ni ' Sl.irkMlli-. 74 Huc , Dons -J.incan , [)ct.ilur H(l Huff, I ' .um-I.i Di.uic. J,Kks,.n, Kl Huff, Waller Jaikson, 74 Huffakcr.Jim Meridian: Kl Huffman Nidia 1 ; (anal Zone; 74 Huggins, Joseph (: Bloominglon. IN; «ll lluphes Allen Wigj:ins. Kl Hughes Hen. I ' renliss. KO Hughes, Hudds; Sleens Kl Hughes, ( urns M ; I ' elahalchie; XI Hughes, linda, Vieksburg, 74 Hughes, Mickev, Columbus; 74 Hughes, Rickv Seoti; Columbus; Kl Hughes, Icrrv R ; Pearl; 74 Hull,( ahin I ravis Jr . Jaeks,,n 74 Hull. Jane C oilier, (.rccnwood. Kl nullum. William led, Vicksburg, 74 Hulon, James, I a lorss ille, Kl Humphries, leslie I alls, WesI Helena, AR, Hunter, John Dec Jr , ( arlhage KO Hunter, I homas W , Anguilla 74 Hurdle, l; dic Karen, lamar Kl Hurdle, Yvonne HolK Springs, K(l Hurlev, t rank D , Meridian, Kll Hurt, John W ,Slarkville K(l Husscv Ha s Moss Point, 74 Husi, JamesI III Jaekson 74 Hutchers,)n, Margaret, ( olumhus, Kf) Hutehinson, Robert D Jr , Meridian 74 Hutchison, lli abeth, ( olumbus Kl Hutle Johnn James laurel, 74 Ingram, t; el n, No apater, KO Inmen, Mike, Starkvillc, 74 lrb . Jerrv Dave. Meridian. 74 Irhy, Joseph A.. Jackson; 74 lrb Paula. Jacksim. 74 Irvin. John Pace. ( anton. 74 Isaac. Ida A . Slarkville; KO Isbell.Cindv Kav; Jackson. Kl Issa. Amine N S Jr ; Tripoli. Lebanon KO Ives.Clmt; Jackson; 74 Ivev. Dcbra Jo. Picavune. 74 Ivcv, lea Merrill. Picavune; Kl Ivey. Melinda Anne; Memphis. IN; KO K , C alhv; fiupora. 74 Ja ' ber. Julie Ann. Natchez. Kl Jahour. Anna Lisa. Vicksburg. 74 Jack.CoressI . DeKalb. 74 Jacks. Vicki Birmingham. Al Jacks, Vickie L awn, Pen Jacks, Vicki Birmingham, AL Kl Jacks, Vickie Dawn, Pcnsacola, PL, Kl Jacksim, Barbara, Houlka Kl Jacksiin, Barbara K , Slarksille, 74 Jackson. Bessie M,, Louisville; 74 Jackson. Catherine Deeann, 1 upelo, 74 Jackson, Charlie; Moorhead, KO Jackson, (lav Sturgis. KO Jackson. (olvilleC ameron III (.losler 74 Jackson. t)ianne. Cireenville. 74 Jackson, Larths 1. ; Preston, KO Jackson, (jeorge C ; Jackson. 74 Jacksi n. Karen h.: Brandon; 81 Jackson. Kalhy; Brandon; 79 Jackson. l,arr . Pachuta. 74 Jacks.m. Lisa Rene Philadelphia. KO Jackson. Lvnda; Jackson. 74 Jackson. MariKn; (anton. KO Jackson, Martha Jane, Miss St ; Kl Jacks.in, Michael; Starkville, Kl Jackson, Robert, Philadelphia; KO Jackson, lorn, Sturgis, KO Jaggcrs, Cheryl Llizahcth, Pontotoc; 74 Jahadi. Mohamad Re u; lehran, Iran; 74 James, Angela Jill; Petal; KO James, David Lee; Walnut; 74 James. Ned; Starkville, 74 James, Sandra Kav , Columbus, 74 James, Sheha Claire, Miss Si 74 Jamieson, Stanlev , Riples , 74 Jamison Bctsv, Pascagoula; KO Jamison, Pamela; Jackson; 80 January. RobhieC: Memphis, TN; 80 Jarman. f-rank. GreenwiKid; 80 Jarnagin, Jana, Jackson; 80 Jarretl, Sharon, Jackson; 81 JarMs, Susan, Louisville; 74 Jasper. Ivy D , Tutvviler, 74 Jaudon, Audrey, Hamilton; 74 Jee. James Darrell; Ruleville; 81 Jeffreys, James R,; Coffeevillc; 74 Jeffries, Bill; Starkville 74 Jeffries, Laurence; Prattville, AL, Kl Jemison f;d Mn Lee; Clinton; 74 Jenkins, Anthi n , Hernando; 74 Jenkins Brian, Starkville 80 Jenkins, Deloise, Hernando, 80 Jenkins, Clenn C harlcs; Sallis KO Jenkins, Pauline, Hernando, KO Jenkins. Ronald L,; Clinton; Kl 403 Undergraduates jennings-Jones Jennings, Donna M.; Macon: 81 Jennings. Kathy; Brandon; 80 Jennings. Mar ; McCool: 8[ Jennings. Phil; Meridian: 8i Jermyn. John J.; Gulfporl: 79 Jemigan. Curus D.; Houston; 80 Johns. Randy; Pearl; 79 Johnson. Charles E.: West Point: 80 Johnson. Chery; StarkviUe; 80 Johnson. Cookie: Southhaven; 79 Johnson. Dan; Ocean Springs; 80 Johnson, Debra: Gulfport: 81 Johnson. Denise S.; Starkviile: 79 Johnson. Dianna: Nesbit: 80 Johnson. Douglas N.; New Albany: 81 Johnson. Emma; Long Beach; 79 Johnson, George H. Jr.: Columbus; 79 Johnson, Gerald Wynn; Valley Park; 79 Johnson, Glenda K.; Crawford: 80 Johnson, Imogene: Starkviile; 80 Johnson, James D.; Jackson; 80 Johnson. Janet S.; Canadian. TX; 79 Johnson. John Kirby; Starkviile: 79 Johnson. Judy Beth; Vardaman. 79 Johnson, Karl G,; Vicksburg; 79 Johnson, Kalhy; Jackson; 79 Johnson. Kenneth Ray; Moss Point: 80 Johnson. Linda Faye; Crawford: 80 Johnson. Marie B.; Jackson: 80 Johnson. Marion; Columbus: 79 Johnson. Martha C; Golden. 79 Johnson. Mary Eliza: Jackson; 80 Johnson. Patricia; Itta Bena; 81 Johnson. Randall: Pascagoula; 81 Johnson. Rita; Rienzi; 79 Johnson. Ruthie; Greenwood; 81 Johnson. Steven S.; Canadian. TX; 80 Johnson, Theon L.: Canton; 81 Johnson. Vernice: Greenville; 79 Johnson. Victor B.: Vardaman; 81 Johnson. Willie Joe; Walnut Grove: 79 Johnston, Fredrick A.: Benton: 81 Johnston. Grady L.: Starkviile; 81 Johnston. Kevin: McComb; 80 Johnston, Margo; New Albany, 79 Johnston. Sharon M.: Jackson ville. PL: 80 Jolly. Anita; Carthage: 79 Jones. Barbara Ann; Columbus: 79 Jones. Brenda C; Perkinsion; 79 Jones. Charles D : Monlicello; 79 Jones. Charles Stephen: Vicksburg: 79 Jones. Darrell D.: Shrevcport. LA: 79 Jones, David W.: Jackson: 81 Jones, Debbie: Carthage; 81 Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Deborah Nell; Drew: 79 Frank Dardcn: Jackson; I Frank kirk: Tupelo: 79 Genie: Moorhead; 79 James M.: Winona: 79 Janie; Jackson: 81 Joye; Louisville: 79 Judy Carol: McCool: 81 Julie Ann: Hollandale: 8( Jones. Leiah Marion; Nilla Yuma: 80 Jones, Lorna; Clarksdale; 81 Jones. Michael: Vicksburg: 79 Jones. Myrtle: Heidelberg: 81 Jones. Sarila Kay: Walnut Grove; 79 Jones. Slennis: Jackson; 79 Jones. Stephen Taylor: Brandon: 79 Jones, Susan Mae; Brookhaven; 79 Jones. Teresa Lynn: Jackson; 80 Jones. Tern: Vicksburg: 79 Old Main Pillow Fight 404 Undergraduates Jones-Lamm Jones, lerrN Randcll llcidclherg: 74 Ji ncs. riinc l.cc Mernandu 80 Jones, Wandj, Veron.i, 80 Jopp Brad Wchh, 81 Jordan, Helen Jatkson, 80 Jordan, Holland, Slarkville, 79 Jordan Joe 1) , ( olumbus, 79 Jordan, John R WeslPoinl,79 Jordan, Paula, leiinglon, 79 Jordan, Ronald. Jatkson, 79 Joseph, Diikie; Vitkshurg: 79 Joseph, Karen, Jackson. 79 Joseph, Icshe Vicksburg, 81 Jue, ( ileen, Indianola, 79 Junkin, 1 S , Naiche , 79 Junkins. Mark. Millporl. AL; 80 Kaiser. Dave: La Grange Park. II.: 8() Kaiser. Donna M.: Natchez: 79 Kalella. Lynn: Pastagoula; 80 Karer. Jeffrey K : Arlington; 80 Karn. CiregC . Jackson: 81 Kca. Morris W : Hunisville. AL; 81 Keel. Vickie. Slarkville: 80 Kecne, Kennelh D Jr : Pass ChrisUan; 79 Keene, Sylvia; Louisville; 80 Keilh. Cindy; Jacks m. 81 Keilh, Palli: Greenville. 79 Kellcv. Michael J ; Ocean Springs: 81 Kellev. Mike P : Des Plaines. 11.: 79 Kellcv. Terrv. Rosemark. TN. 80 Kellev. Torre. Brunswick. TN. 81 Kellum. Carol: Slarkville. 80 Kellv.Cathv F... Lk Providence. LA. 81 Kelly. Diana; Canion, 80 Kelly. James. Pascagoula. 81 Kelly. Wanda; Louisville: 79 Kemmerer. F.ddie; Biloxi: 80 Kemp. Lddie; Jackson. 79 Kemp. Tim. Greenwood; 80 Kenna. Joey; McComb; 79 Kcnnard. Gerald S.: Slarkville; 79 Kennard. Susan Annelie: Slarkville; 80 Kennedy. Amy: Taylorsville: 79 Kennedy. Martha Claire; Columbus: 79 Kennedy. Palsy Ann. Shannon. 79 Kern. Tennie Mary; Kosciusko. 80 Kerr. Clyde; McComb: 79 Kerr, Gail; Jackson. 79 Kerr. Melinda; Meridian: 81 Kerr. Randy; Tulwiler: 79 Kelterman. Caria; Aberdeen; 81 Kcyes. Debbie: Jackson; 81 Keves. Leiion: Dekalb: 80 Keyes. Marilyn; Philadelphia; 81 Keys, David; Jackson; 80 Kilby. Janice Mane; Indianola: 79 Kilgore. John Mark. Meridian. 80 Killehrew. An: Circenwixid: 81 Kilpalrick. Su7anne: Philadelphia; 80 Kimbrough. Jimmie B Jr ; Laurel; 80 Kimbrough. John; Coffeeville, 80 Kinard. Dwain. Pearl; 80 King, Carolyn Ann: Pearl; 79 King. Greg; Jackson: 81 King. Kav: Leland: 81 King. Marv Kirk; Greenville. 79 King, Remell; E. Nesbii. 79 King. Robert F,, Jr ; Olive Branch: 79 King. Sandra; Sumrall. 80 Kinsley. Steve: Slarkville. 79 Kirhy. Mara. Jackson. 80 Kirkpalnck. James F . Lucedale: 79 Kirkpainck. Michael Glenn; Pascagoula: 81 Kisielewski. Karen; APO. NY. 81 Kitchens. David A.; New Albany; 80 Kitchens. Gloria; Jackson; 79 Kitlle. Joseph E.; Tunica; 79 Klaus. Marsha; Vicksburg: 79 Klemme. Linda: Ldmond, OK: 81 Klos. Chnsiine: Picayune: 80 Knighl. Gary W.; Decatur. AL; 80 Knighl. George Stuart: Vicksburg; 79 Knighl. Kalhv; Amory; 81 Knighl. Van: Osceola. ' AR; 79 Knighton. Ken: Meridian; 80 Knighlen. Paul R : West Point: 79 Knott. Ricky R,; Jackson; 80 Knox. Lou; Vicksburg; 80 Koby. Tracy Ann. Miss. St ; 79 Koch. Kenneth; Haltiesburg; 81 Koerber. Paul; Vidalia. LA: 80 Koesiler. Robert M Jr ; Vicksburg; 81 Koskovich. David Allan; Canton; 80 Kourv. Phihp. Leland. 79 Kraft. Joe: Canion; 80 Krebs. Brian J ; Moss Point; 79 Krcbs. Elizabeth M.: Pascagoula: 81 Knchbaum. Robert: Terry: 79 Kurtzberg. Alan Philip. Long Beach: 79 Kutkendall. Edward Lantz; Slarkville: 79 Kyzar. KentC ; Rulh. 79 Lackey. Gina; Forest: 80 Ladner. Becky: New Albany; 79 Laird. Melanie; Decatur; 80 Lambert, Elizabeth Ann; Brookhaven; 79 Lambert, Jane; Brwikhaven; 81 Lambright, David: BrcH)khaven; 79 Lamm, Arl: Baton Rouge. LA; 79 405 Undergraduates Lammons-Lindigrin Lammons. Dawn; Clinton; 79 Lampkin. Veronica; Sturgis; SI Lampkin. Wiiliain P ; Jackson; 8! Lampion. William W ; Jackson; 79 Lancaster, Beth; Bentonia; 79 Lancaster, Randy; Clinton; 80 Land, Marcia A.; Batesville; 80 Land, Thomas L. Jr.; Tupelo; 79 Lane, Gale; Carthage; J Lane Lisa; Forest; 80 Lane, Lvnette L ; Canton; 80 Laney, Bob; Sidon; 80 Langley, Deborah Faye; Greenwood, 81 Langlev. Donna Kaye; Greenwood; 81 Langley. Elizabeth; Holly Bluff; 79 Langlev. John; Houlka;81 Langley, William Brent; Holly Bluff; 80 Langston. DaleGlyn; Pearl; 80 Langston, Douglas; Oakland; 79 Larrimt re. Richard; Nesbit; 81 Larry. Lor )se; Durant: 80 Larsen. Ricci; Pascagoula; 79 Laseter, Susan Gale; Morton; 79 Latham, Dawn; Hollandalc; 81 Latham, Lynelte; Eupora; 80 Latham, Richard L.; Lena; 79 Latham, Vicki Lynn; Jackson; 79 Lavender, Jt)hnny ; Columbus; 80 Lawerance, Marcia; Sessums; 79 Lawrence. Albert; Meridian; 8! Lawrence. Faye E,; Slarkville; 79 Lawrence. Margaret Leslie; Jackson; 81 Lawshe. Leslie; Jackson; 81 Lavman, Theresa; Jackson; 79 Lea. Johnnv; Jackson; 79 Leaviti. Janel M.; Florence. AL; 81 Leavitt. Sidney R. Jr.; Bay Springs; 80 Leckie. Andree; Natchez; 79 Ledbetter, Karen; Amorv; 80 Ledvard, John H; Jackson; 79 Lee. Bum; Slarkville; 81 Lee. Carl Anthony; Columbus; 79 Lee. Daniel E.; Miss. St.; 80 Lee. John Davis II; Clarksdale; 81 Lee. Jon G.; Greenwood; 79 Lee. Leslie Elaine; Columbus; 80 Lee. Patricia; Greenville; 81 Lee. Russell J.; McComb;8l Lee. Sherry Jan; Columbus; 81 Leggett. Rose; Laurel; 79 Leggett. Steve; Greenwood; 81 Lehman. Bill; Colorado Springs. CO; 79 Leiker. Mark R.; Long Beach; 81 Lemmons, Bob; Meridian; 80 Lemmons. Hugh; Clinton; 79 LeMoine. David Joseph; Slarkville; 79 Lenckus. Louis W.; Gulfporl; 79 Leonard. Louis; Greenville; 80 Letteri. John R.; Louisville; 79 Leverette. James Clifford III; Jackson; 80 Levins. Janet Ann; Jackson; 79 Lewellen. James; Ripley; 79 Lewis. Barbara; Booneville; 79 Lewis. Cathy; Forest; 81 Lewis. Delphine; Yazoo City ' ; 80 Lewis. Diane; Yazoo City; 80 Lewis. Howard Clay; Ridgeland; 80 Lewis. John; Slarkville; 81 Liddell. Reda Ray; Moss Point; 79 Lighisey. Bruce; Jackson; 79 Lightsey. Kenneth B.; Hattiesburg; 79 Lightsev. Louis W; Jackson; 80 Lindigrin. John; Vicksburg; 79 406 Undergraduates Lindley-Lynch 1 Indies. William Giles; Jai.ks(,n; 7 ' J l.inder David W ; Slarkville; 81 l.indsav. Ihoma ' - R Jr ; I.eland. 80 lindsCN, Arnila, Slarksille; 80 1 indscv. Bobhve. Slarkville; 80 l.indsev, Mark (. ; Muss Poinl, 74 lindse . Pi.lK. Caldwell. AR; 81 l.inebarger. Lisa Karen; Ashland 74 Linskcy, Mildred: Drew: 8! l.inlon, Russell C: Columhus: 80 Lipe, Amv: Indiani la; 80 1 ipc Jim! Greenwood: 80 l.ipe. I Mark. Pensacola. ( L; 80 l.ipe. W Paul. Pensacola. F 1.: 79 l.ipscv. Charles; Planlcrsville. MS; 74 l.iiile; BobhieJean. Macon; 74 Lillle, Carroll Kendnck; ( orinlh. 79 Litlle, Dennis Mark: Evilioii. 79 Liltle. RodneyA. Jr.: Jackson: 80 Lillle, Susan: Crystal Springs. MS; 74 Lillle. Torcy: Ul ' ica: 81 LiUon. Kalhy: Shaw: 80 Livingston. Jimmy: Columbus: 81 l.ivingsion. Marsha Kaye: Louisville: 80 Uicke.ShereeJ ; Vicksburg:79 Loe. Terr ; Columbus. 80 Loflon. Jim. Brookhaven: 81 Loflon. Lydia: Jackson: 80 Logan. Kim: Meridian: 79 Lolley. Kalhy; Slarkville: 80 Lomax. Jean Mane: Clinton: 79 Long. Frances Happel: YaztH)Citv: 81 Long. Jeffrey Dowcll: Jackson: 79 Long. Kirk W ; (rench Camp: 79 Long. William L; Laurel: 80 Lonski. Doyle: Louisville: 80 Ltx sier. Don; Southaven: 80 Utper. Carolyn; Ackerman. 80 Lossel. James Keith. Florence: 79 Loll. Caroline. Kilmichael: 81 Loll. Charles A. Jr; Jackson: 79 l,olt. Craig: Jackson; 79 Lolt. Murray Thomas: Kilmichael; 79 Love. Jt yce: Crawft rd: 79 Love. Larry Glyn: Jackson: 80 Love. Roberl:Tchula;8l Lovelt. Dons R : Greenville; 79 L worn. Hal: Birmingham. AL: 81 Lowe. Linda; Greenville. 8! Lowe. Sharon: Baldwyn: 79 U)we. Sherrial: Greenville; 79 Lowery. Ford; Miss. St.: 81 Lowery. Pamela Dee: Llhel; 79 Lowrance. Robert Warren; Jackson; 80 Loyd. Harold Darwin: Columbus: 80 Lii ' zes. Carol: West Point: 81 Luina. Juan A.; Meridian; 79 Luke. Ame; Jackson; 81 Luke. Donna: Clinton; 80 Luke. Jan: Philadelphia: 80 Luke. Kalhy C : Philadelphia; 79 Luke. Robert E : Philadelphia. 80 Lumpkin. Roxie S.: Picayune. 79 Lundy. James H.: Jackson: 79 Lurale. Shannon: Jackson: 80 Lusbv. Valone. Memphis. TN: 81 Luster. Libby:Clarksdale; 79 Luten. Linda G ; Louisville: 81 Lvle. John; Jackson. 81 Lyles. Robert: Mantee: 79 Lynch, Poller: McComb: 79 Lynch, Ronnie: Canton: 79 407 Undergraduates Lynn-McClinton L nn. r ann : Jaukson. 79 L nn, Julu £ii?dhclh: Jackson; 81 L on. Leslie; Tehuia; 81 L on. Palricia Anne: Muscle Shoals. Al.; 81 I siin, Terrv: Grenada; 80 Mahr Reuben: Cillinsville: 79 Macdonald. Roberl W . Baltimore. MD: 79 Mackie James .M.; Holly Sprines. 79 VlacLaughlm. kerl; Sikesion. MO 80 Maddin. Keilh; Nashville. TN: 80 Maddo . James: Columbus; 79 Madison. Dean: Columbus: 79 Mauee. Belh: Jackson; 79 Maeec. Pal Wilson; I ' onliHoc: 79 Maher. Donald R. Jr.: Gautier; 79 Maier. Chuck: Jackson: 80 Mam. John Stribline; Tupelo; 81 Majors Tom B.: Memphis, TN: 81 Majors. William Wallace; Gulfporl: 80 Majure. Ka : Grenada; 81 .Malalesta. Pele: Shelby; 79 Mallelie Jimm : Jackson: 80 Malone, Carla:Siarkville:8l Malone, Charles: Nanjemov, MD. 80 Malone. Dianne: Jackson: 80 Malone. Eunice S.: Crawford; 79 Malone. Mark S.: Meridian; 80 Malone. Maurice L. Jr.: Slarkville. 79 Malone. William Davtd; Picayune 79 Mancuso. Anthony S.; Pitlsville. MD: 79 Mangrum. Keith: Kosciusko: 80 Mann, .Mar Kathryn: New Albany: 79 Manninu. Mike; .Aberdeen: 80 Manninc Sloan Clarksdale: 80 ManscI Kelli Kathleen: Carthage; 80 Marbur Bryant Thomas: Slarkville; 79 M.irks. DaMdJoelGulfport; 79 .Marler Cjeoriie V. Jr.: Morton; 81 Marlin Boh; Tupelo: 81 Marlin. James Michael; Tupelo; 79 Marsh. Leslie: Slarkville: 80 Marshall. Bennie Ruth: Moss Point; 79 Marshall Joseph J :Ovford: 79 Marlin. DwayneL.: Pearl; 79 Martin. Lduardo San: La Ceiba. Honduras. C A,: 79 Martin. John 111: Hatliesburg: 80 Martin. John B ; Meridian: 80 Martin Kalh : Kosciusko: 79 Marlin. L. Aubry ; Calhiiun Citv: 79 Marlin Leslie Charles: Biloxi; 80 Marlin. Marcus: Raleigh: 81 Martin. Marquetta M.; Gulfporl: 79 Martin Mary Elizabeth: Ripley: 81 Lirtin Mildred R.: Ripley: 80 Martin. Ruth K.: Hatlisburg: 80 Martin. Terry A: Colt. AR: 80 Martin. Tim; Verona: 81 Martin. William Ric: Slarkville; 79 Martinson Ginn : Madison: 81 Mason. Jan Tchula; 80 Mason. Linda Fa e: Slarkville; 81 Mason. Pam: Brownsville. TN; 80 M.ison. Rebecca L.: Columbus: 81 Lissc Donald R.: Meridian; 79 Massey Sheri: Clinton; 79 VLilhis Brenda: Louin: 79 Mathis. Gregory W.; Columbus: 80 VLilson. Mike; Novapater; 81 Litthes Mary;S tarkvillc: 79 Matthews. Ben: Tunica: 79 Matthews. John Mark; Slarkville: 81 Matthews. Keith: Jackson: 79 Matthews Robert A : Jackson; 79 Matthews. Theresa Kav: Pearl; 80 Matiiace Rickev; Jackson: 79 Matuhch. Leisa: Columbia: 80 Matildin.John D.: Slarkville: 79 Mauldin. Steven Thomas; Slarkville: 80 Mauney. John L. Jr.: Ripley: 79 May Jennifer Deloris; Jackson; 81 Liy Louis III: Columbus; 80 Mj . Martha Debra: Vicksburg; 80 May Rick : Newton: 79 May. Robert Ellis: Newton; 81 May. Vera Gail: West Point. 80 Mayne. Bob. Jackson 81 Mayo. Pat: West Point: 81 Mazzanli. Gina; Lake Village. AK; 81 McAlpin, Randy; Jackson: 81 McAnhur. Margaret L.: Preston: 79 Beverly Jean; Bav Springs. 79 Beath. Maria: VicksbtJrg; 79 Beath. Richard A.; Union; 79 Bride. Warner: Court Land; 79 1. Davis; Jackson: 80 Brycr. Maria; Louisville: 80 Cann. Bill; Shuqualak: 81 Cann. Rachel Elizabeth: Shuqualak; 80 Carly. Diane: Columbus; 81 Carty. Laura; Ackerman; 80 Carver. Joy; Tupelo; 81 Chesnev. Gary; PoplarGrove. AR; 79 Clam. Julia; S ' colt; 80 Clam. Larry Dewain; Louin; 81 Clam. Rodger; Slarkville: 80 Clain. Sylvester; Hernando; 79 Cleave. SlevenJo.seph; Jackson; 80 Clinlon. James L. Jr.: Tulwiler; 79 408 Undergraduates McClusky-Measells f t) BC K ! . . Mf n MU Met Mt( McC MiC McC Mc( Mc( Mi.( McC Mc( McC McC McC McC McC McC McC luvkcN l ' .ilrici,i Ann. Slarkvilk; 74 cilc. Vcronici I , Phcha.  ll ..Mum William Mcnrv C ulumhus 7 unncll, Kvic, C i.lumhus 74 UN I orclha. CirccnMlic, 74 ov, Mclha J.I, BiK.ncMllc. 74 raine. Dave; W,), dvillc, Kl rainc. Susan; WihhJuUc; «0 raw. Richard; Blue Springs; 74 rim n. Buhha; Jackson; 74 on. Bills Jive, lupiira;  () n. Dale. Jacksim; «() . Mark R.Owensbor... KY; 74 lugh. [)avid h ; Meridian; 74 ' Ugh. [irnma Louise; Planlerssille Kl Ugh. Mars Connor, lupelo. 81 ' Ugh. Mildred Dianne. Aberdeen. 74 ' Ugh. Millie. F ' lanlersville. 80 McCurrv. Rose. Meridian. 81 McOaniel. Kcilh Leslie Jackson. 74 McDaniel. Rav. f ' earl. 81 McDand. Lynn. Macon. 8(1 McDiU. David. Loresl; 80 McDlll. Ciwen. Jackson; 80 McDill. lerrill. Jackson. 74 McD.II. Vickes Lsnn; Louisville. 74 McDonald. Becky; Madison; 80 McDonald. David N. Jr.; Bay Si Louis. 80 McDonald. Garv Preslon; Meridian. 74 McDonald. CJingCr; C ' larksdale. 74 McDonald. Lesa. DcKalh; 74 McIXinald. Lynda Mane; Smilhdale 80 McDonald. Paul; Meridian 74 McDonald. William L . Meridian. 81 McDonnieal. Don; Taylorsville. 74 McDowell. Jessie H Jr.; C ' roshv 74 McElroy. Dehra M ; Siarkvillc. 74 McL.wen. Joyce; C )lumbus. 8 I McFadden. Palncia Lvnn; Wesi Point. 80 McGee. Bill R ; Slarkville. 80 McGee. Donna Hill; Siaikvillc 80 McCJee. Lvan; Laurel; 81 McGehee. Kennelh L ; Belden. 74 McGehee. Paity . Greenwmid. 80 McGlinchey. Allen; Ocean Springs. 74 McGowan. Michael. Va miC ity. 74 McCowan. Wayne (Mac). C ovinglon I N ; 82 McGowin. Jim; Greenville. 80 McGralh. Diane Mane; Columbus; 81 McGralh. Greg; YaziHiCiiv; 74 McGralh. Lynn; YazwCily; 80 McGregor. John T Jr . Indianola. 74 McGruire. Robin D.; Cenireville. 80 Mcllwain. Donald L.; Slarkville. 74 Mclnnis. Stephen Wilev; Hallicsburg 80 Mclnlyre, Lhomas Michael. Columbus. 81 McKay. David; Lubbock. IX 81 McKay. Elizabeth. Jackson. 81 McKay. Joe Keiih; Pelahaichie. 74 McKee. John Ldwin Jr ; (jreenville. 74 McKee. Leslie. Slarkville; 81 McKell. Margaret; Slarkville; 80 McKell. Raymond T ; Slarkville. SI McKie. Maur V ; Greenville; 80 McKinlev.Jerr L ; McCool; 74 McKinley. Karl; Jackson; 74 McKinnev. Michael; Gaulier. 80 McKinnev. Russell A . Jackson. 74 McKinney. Wilham D . Ocean Springs 74 McKinnie. Beserly Louise. Jackson. 80 McKinnie. Charles A.; Jackson; 74 McKinnion. Lincoln; Holly Springs; 74 McLemore. Jan; West Point. 81 McLeod. Dan; Lucedale; 74 McMahan. Dennis B . Decatur AL 81 McMahan. Larrs. Haitieshurg. 81 McMasler. Ronnie. Yaz.M ' C its; 74 McMikle. Sian W . Sikeston. MO. 74 McMillan. Vicki; B.Hineville. 80 McMillen. Lynn. Columbus. 81 McMillm. Jamie; Louisville; 74 McMinn. Melanie Grace; Clinton; 81 McMullen. June; Maben; 80 McMullen. Marv Helen. Ackerman; 81 McMurphy. Pal ' . Foresi. 80 McNair. Anlh. ny C ; Jackson. 81 McNamee. Bruce L. Jackson; 80 McNeal. Horace L ; Foresi. 74 McNeece. Sherrye; Tupelo; 74 McNecl. Belly; Mantee; 81 McNeel. Billy Gene; Noxapater; 74 McNeel. Sharon Leslie. Ackerman. 80 McNeill. Judy. Memphis. FN; 81 McNull. Melanie Dawn; Greenwood. 81 McPhail. Marv Ellen; Forrest City. AR 80 McPhail. Michael R ; Jackson. 81 McPherson, Scott H ; Vicksburg. 80 McQuary. Lisa D ; Houston; 79 McCJueen. Bobby; Greenville. 80 McRee. Richard K . Holcomb. 74 McRee. William B Jr . Cirenada. 81 McShan. Tyler; McShan. AL. 74 McWilhmas. Jeff. Meridian. 81 Meades. Gloria Elizabeth; C Olumbus. 74 Meadows. Debbie; Meridian. 74 Meady. James E ; Columbus. 80 Measells. Cheryl. Jackson. 79 Measells. Martha. Forest; 80 409 Megehee, Margaret H.: Brooksville; 80 Meinhardt. Thomas E.; Mendota. IL: 79 Melvin. Shelby; Canlon; 79 Merchant. Rotidah: Jackson: 80 Mercier. Palli: Wesson: 80 Meredith. Kathy: Lambert: 80 Meredith. Laurie: Greenville: 80 Merrill. Deloris L.: Mayersvjile; 79 Merrilt. William H. Jr.: Jackson: 79 Melcalf. Terry: Prairie: 80 Metts. Lauri: Columbus: 81 Metz. Isarel; Jackson: 80 Meuien. Brian Vandcr: Brandon: 79 Miazza, Amy Elizabeth: Jackson: 79 Michel. Peggy: Jackson: 81 Middleton. Alien: Columbus: 80 Middlelon. Tom: Natchez: 79 Miesse. Neva: Jackson: 80 Mikell, Mitzi M.: Kosciusko: 80 Mikell. Randy: Kosciusko: 79 Miles. Marvann Manervia: Starkville: 81 Miles. Men ' cil Jr.: Starkville: 79 Miley. Mary Enily: Louisville. 79 Miley. Pam: Louisville: 80 Miller. Andre B.: Hernando: 79 Miller. Ann: Leland: 80 Miller. Carmen; Wiggins: 81 Miller. Cindv; Natchez; 79 Miller. Diane: Biloxi; 81 Miller. Fred Houston; Hattiesburg; 79 Miller. James W. Jr.; Jackson: 81 Miller. Lee; Jackson: 79 Miller. Leonard E.: Hazlehurst: 80 Miller. Linda L.: Tupelo; 81 Miller. Mary Marthalie; Columbus; 79 Miller. Nancy Kim: Aberdeen: 79 Miller. Orin Hvman; Starkville; 80 Miller. Phillip Anthonv; Greenville: 79 Miller. Rochelle A., Biloxi; 81 Miller. Stanley; Starkville; 80 Miller. Stephen George; Fayette; 79 Miller. Steve; Clinton; 80 Miller. Timothy D.; Starkville; 79 Milletl. Christopher; Aberdeen; 81 Mills. Allen F.: Prattville, AL; 80 Mills. Cindy: Starkville: 80 Mills. Felicia: Indianola; 80 Mills, Richard H.; Benoit; 80 Undergraduates Megehee-Moreton . Robert Wayne; Union; 79 Millsaps. Kenneth: West Point: 81 Milton. D Clarence: Laurel; 79 Milton, Linda; Miss. St.; 79 Milton. Tracy; Ocean Springs: 80 Minchew. Karen Annette: Vaiden: Mink. Billy E. Jr.; Greenvvood: 79 Minor. Da ' isy L.; Starkville; 79 Minor. Janice: Starkville; 79 Min r. Sammie J.; Starkville: 79 Miskelly. Tommy; Okolona: 81 Mitchell. Brian Keith: Vicksburg; 81 Mitchell. Celeste M.; Gulfport; 80 Mitchell. Charlie B.; Meridian: 80 Mitchell. James Desmond: Baton Rouge. LA; 81 Mitchell, James Forrest; Marks; 8 1 Mitchell. Randall L.; Okolona: 79 Mitchell. Lisa; Brandon; 81 Mitchell. Melodve: Memphis. TN; 79 Mitchell. Molhe; Cleveland: 79 Mitchell. Stacy R.: Louisville; 80 MiKon. David: Jackson; 80 Moak. Karen: McComb; 80 Mobley. Charles Lenon; Starkville; 79 Mock. Melissa; Jackson: 79 Moffett. Kalhv; Metairie. LA; 80 Monk. Sidney- Louisville; 80 Monroe. Kent: Laurel; 80 Monialbano. Pete; Starkville: 79 Montgomery. Karen E.: Starkville: 79 Montgomery. Mike; Brandon; 79 Moody. Elmore: Columbus: 81 Moody, Miles A.: Jackson: 81 Mooneyhan, Vicki: Yazoo City: 79 Moore. Amy: Memphis, TN: 81 Moore. Carol: Fulton; 79 Moore. Charles; Columbus: 81 Moore. David F.; Amorv; 79 Moore. Debra Kav: Starkville; 79 Moore. Dora J.; Starkville; 80 Moore. Fai; Jackson: 80 Moore. Gary Lynn: Starkville; 81 Moore, James D.; Starkville: 80 Moore. John Wayne: Houston: 81 Moore. Lee L.: Jackson: 80 Moore. Lisa Kay; Tupelo: 80 Moore. Michael L.: Jackson; 81 Moore. Norris James; Macon; 79 Moore. Randy Keith: Dundee: 79 Moore. Rebecca Ann; Houston; 79 Moore. Ricky: Dundee: 79 Moore, Robert H. Jr.; Coldwater; 79 Moore. Robert L.; Starkville: 81 Moore. Teresa: Clarksdale; 81 Motire. Vicky: Tupelo: 79 Moore, Vivian: Philadelphia: 80 MoosaviasI, Mir Yahya; Starkville; 79 Moran. Carol; Gulfport; 79 Mordecai, Grady Richard: Columbus; 80 Moreton, Kathy: Brookhaven: 79 410 Undergraduates Morgan-Muller Echols? — Echols Time changes things. This is evident in the snap above of Echols. Featuring good serv- ice, hamburgers, sandwiches, and serving as a service station and cafe then — Echol ' s now is a place for beer drinkin ' — a vital part of the roads. Morgan, BilK: fJlii.ll; 79 Morgan. Charic-, Rulh; Coiumhus: 79 Morgan. David A ; Mobile. Al., 81 Morgan. David Higdt)n; Greenwood. 79 Mt)rgan. Dcnise; Soulhaven. 80 Morgan. James S ; StarkviUe; 79 Morgan. Jane; Jackson; 79 Morgan. Sherri; New Albany. 81 Morgan. Steven B . Laurel. 80 Morgan. Weslev. Aberdeen, 79 Morris. Charles J Jr; Columbus. 80 Morris. Debbie. Amorv; 79 Morris. Donna Diana; Pickens; 79 Morris. Gavie; Slarkville. 79 Morris. Lee. WiKidville; 79 Morris. Lisa; Louisville. 81 Morris. Ronnie. Houston; 80 Morris. Roosevelt; North Columbus: 80 Morrison. Barr ; Jackson; 79 Morrison. Joie Stanton; Natchez. 81 Morrison. Neal; Chunkv ; 8 1 Morrow. Susan. Brandon; 79 Mosbv. Clifford; Canton; 79 Mosbv. Liz. Canton; 80 Mosbv. Martv. Canton; 81 Mose. ' Carl; Mobile. AL; 80 Moss, Alton FJr; Ellisville; 79 Moss. BiUv B Jr ; Columbus. 80 Moss.Jeff H ; Raleigh. 80 Moss. Michael Alan; Cirenada; 80 Moss. Stephen G ; Cirenada; 81 Moulds. Denise; Jackson; 80 Muckelrath. Janice; Raleigh; 79 Muckelralh. Linda Ci,; Raleigh; 81 Mullen, Debra Dianne; Jackson; 80 Muller, Jay: Gulfport; 81 411 Undergraduates Mullican-Oswalt Mullicun, Susan Marie; Long Beach: 80 Mullins, Pam;Starkville; 81 Mulvanev. Michelle; Memphis. TN; 81 Mundie, Donald L; Hunlsville. AL; 80 Munka, Palty; West Point: 81 Murphey. Margaret; Tupelo: 81 Murphey. Morn; Tippo; 80 Murphy, Edna l.ee; Birmingham, AL; 80 Murphy, Eileen; Pascagoula; 80 Murphy, Karen; Jackson; 79 Murphy. Michael M ; Starkville; 80 Murray. David H.: Taylorsville; 80 Murrell, Mark: Cleveland; 80 Muse, Vernon: Meridian: 81 Muszar, Barb: Ocean Springs; 79 Myatt. Margaret Dianne; Raleigh; 81 Myers, Anita: Jackson; 81 Myer.s, GratzC. Ill; Comslock,TX; 79 Myers, Lee Ann; Clinton; 80 Mvles, Tom Anice; Greenville; 79 Mynck, Cindy: Gulfport; 80 Myrick. Lewis; Hatliesburg; 79 Nabors, Sharon: Starkville; 79 Nagle. David; Columbus; 80 Nail. Cynthia K.; Eupora; 81 Nail. Je ' rrv; Louisville: 81 Nail. Wilham Lamar 111 : Port Gibson; 80 Nallcy.Tim; Biloxi; 79 Nance, Carolyn; Greenvvciod: 79 Nance. L. Suzanne; Greenwo( d; 80 Nanney, Susanne; Tupelo; 79 Napier, Carol; Southaven; 81 Napier. Vivian Virdie Vallorie: Picayune: 79 Napper. Joyce R.: Meridian; 79 Nash. Debbie; Rienzi: 79 Nash. Diane; Starkville; 80 Nash. Lora; Starkville; 79 Nash. Willie M.: Starkville: 79 Nation, William R. Jr.; Philadelphia; 81 Naugher, Lora; Pontotoc: 81 Neal, Benjamin Jr.; Pheba; 79 Neal. Kim; Batesville; 80 Neal. Mary E.: Pearl; 80 Neal. Paula Jeanne; West Point; 79 Neely. Shelby Wayne; Starkville; 79 Neghenebor. Anthony 1.; Starkville; 79 Nellum. Ctmnie; Greenville: 81 Nelson. Charlie B.; Starkville: 79 Nelson. Cheryl; Columbus; 81 Nelson, James C; Jackson; 80 Nelson, Thomas H. Jr.; Chatham; 80 Nelson, Timothy L.; Caledonia; 79 Nelson, Vickie E,; Greenwood; 79 Nerrcn, Mike; Amory; 80 Nettles. Mar Frances; Jackson; 79 Nettles, Steven T.; Kilmichael; 81 Newell, Charles D. Jr.: Grenada: 81 Newell, David E.; Kosciusko; 79 Newell. Virginia: Inverness; 81 Newman, Debbie: Brandon: 79 Newman. Warren H. Jr.: Bude: 79 Newton. Nelanie Renee; Greensboro. NC: 80 Nicholas. Allen; Whitley City, KY; 81 Nicht ls, Brendlyn Carol; Carthage: 81 Nichols, Gary Wayne: Laurel; 79 Nichols,Gloria; Starkville; 79 Nichols, Kathy Dianne; New Albany; 79 Nichols, Kent: Jackson: 79 Nichols, M- Ann; Olive Branch; 79 Nichols, Marsh; Starkville: 79 Nicholstin, Charles Timothy: Miss. St,; 79 Nicks, Cynthia; Starkville: 79 Noah, Donald S.: N. Carrollton; 79 Noah. Judy; N.Carrolllon; 79 Noble. Nathan: Gautier: 80 Noe. Angela: Clarksdale; 81 Noe. Bonnie; Starkville: 81 Noe. Jeffrey M.: Starkville: 79 Northam, Carey: Meridian: 79 Nowell. Charles; Jackson; 81 Nurse. Rimald: Springfield Gardens. NY: 79 Nusz. Tommy: Eranklin. IN; 81 Nuzzo. Alfonso: Jackson: 80 Nye. Mary Alice; Philadelphia; 80 Oakes. Sue A,; Tupelo; 81 0;ikman. Jamie; Clarksdale; 81 Oakman, Katie: Clarksdale; 80 O ' Bryen, Erin Elizabeth: Clinton; 79 O ' dneal, Patricia; Columbus: 79 Odom, Carolyn L.; Jackson: 79 Odom. Deborah C ; Liberty, TX; 79 Odt m. Glenn L.; Jackstm: 79 Odom. Jane: W. Palm Beach, FL; 80 Odom, Kenny; Waynesboro; 81 Ocden, Karen Lynn; Natchez; 79 (kdcn. Richard: Columbus; 79 OKclK, John W.; Weir; 80 Okhuysen, Mike E.; Starkville; 79 O ' Koren, Mark Emerson; Jackson; 81 Oleman, Jacquelyn: St. Paul. MN; 80 Oliphanl, Lisa; Canton; 80 Oliver. Hoover Jr.; Macon; 80 O ' Neil, Robin; Laurel; 79 Orcutt, Eddie J. Jr,; Port Gib.son; 80 Orr, Sanford Lee Jr.; Columbus; 80 Orsborn, Nancy; Mooreville; 79 Osborne, Kathy; Houston, TX; 79 Oswalt, Chris; Sturgis; 80 412 Undergraduates Oswalt-Patrick Buzz Heading in Process Oswall. James Retlale; tupK)ra; 79 Olonii. Dennis Chinedu: Slarkville; 80 Oullaw. Alfreda;Slarkville; 79 Outlaw, Donnie L ; Slarkville; 79 Oullaw, Helen, Slarkville; 80 Overslreel, James K . Haliiesburg; 80 Owen, Danny Oneal; Hitkorv Hal; 79 Owen, James Roberl III; Oxford; 79 Owen, Phillip Jon; Ponloioc; 81 Owens, Carolyn Dcnise; Cireenville; 80 Owens, Roberl; Redwinid; 80 Owens. Varnell. Slarkville; 80 Ozier, Lee; Brandon; 79 Pate, Jeana L.; Canton; 80 Pace, Lt)uanne; Monlicello, 79 Pace, Robin; Gulfporl; 79 Pace, Shervl Lvnne, Hamillon; 81 Padron. Alfredo; Miss, Si.; 79 Pakis, Adrienne M,; Savannah, GA; 80 Palermo, Susan; Vicksburg; 81 Palmer, Debra; Rienzi. 79 Palmer, Karen; Pascagoula; 79 Palmer, Phillip; Walnut; 81 Palmer, Ray C. Jr ; Picayune; 81 Palmer, Sharia; Baldwyn; 79 Pannell, Angie; Tupelo; 79 Parker, Cher I; Laurel; 80 Parker, James C; Newport News, V A; 79 Parker James David; Beaumont, TX; 79 Parker. Paula. Vicksburg; 79 Parker. Ronnie. Tallulah. LA; 80 Parker, Ruth Lynn; Slarkville, 79 Parker, Scoti; llawrenceburg, TN, 81 Parks, Bill; New Albany; 79 Parks, Edward; New Albany; 80 Parks, Margaret A.; New Albany: 81 Parks, Russell Craig; Jackson; 79 Parnell, Lynn; Calhoun City , 79 Parnell, Sharon; Soso; 79 Parnsh, Harvey L.; Tchula; 79 Parsiin, Debbie; Prairie; 80 Parsons, Don; Corinth; 79 Patrick, Howard t. : Waynesboro, 79 Patrick, Stan; BrtKikhaven; 80 Patrick, Susan Renee; Braxlon; 79 413 Undergraduates Patterson-Piazza Pjiiersiin. Cathy; Jackson: 80 Palierson. Frederick J.; Laurel: 81 Patterson. Linda: Starkville: 81 Patterson. Robert L.: Meridian: 80 Patterson. Rosemary: Oxford: 79 Pattman. James Earl; Columbus: 79 Paiton, Helen R.: Starkville: 80 Palton. Walter: Meridian: 80 Paul. Julie Mane: Pearl: 79 Paul. Lori: Picayune; 80 Pauls. Daniel; Ocean Springs: 8 1 Pavlou. Larry; Jackson; 79 Payne, Chris: Moss Point: 80 Payne, Kathleen: Jackson; 81 IV.nock, Nathan Jr , Greenville: 80 IV.irsnn, Charles: Louisville: 80 Pearson, Mary; Miss. St.: 79 Peden. Mona: Calhoun City: 81 Peel. Carey: Holly Springs; 80 Peeples, Paul Wayne; Biloxi; 81 Pegram, Lvnn: Dundee: 79 Pell. Barbara: Gulfport: 79 Pell. Dawn: Culfport: 81 Penn. Linda: Canton; 81 Pennartz-. Denise Kathleen; Deerfield. IL: 79 Pennington. Carl: Vernon. AL; 79 Peno. Greg; Long Beach: 8i Pentecost. Ben Wills: Doddsville; 79 Penton. Mark: Picayune; 79 Perkins. Andrew C: Columbus: 79 Perkins. David: Tupelo; 79 Perkins. Elliot Scott: Corinth; 79 Perkins, Jo Karen: Vicksburg: 79 Perrilt. Lorraine: Kosciusko; 80 Perrolt. Esla; Hazlehurst: 79 Perry. Betsy; Columbus; 79 Peters, Sheri: Jackson: 80 Peterson. Lee Carter; Meridian; 80 Peterson. Ruby Jean: Miss. St.: 80 Petro. Faye J.; Gulfport: 79 Peltit. Jeffrey C: Kosciusko; 79 Petty. Gwendolyn; Columbus; 80 Peyman. Peppy: Starkville: 81 Peyton. Barbara: Moss Point: 81 Peyton. Lockett L,; Jackson: 79 Phillips. Elizabeth Anne; Starkville: 80 Phillips. James; Jackson; 80 Phillips. James E.; Jackson: 79 Phillips.Jim: Columbus: 79 Phillips. Lee: Starkville: 81 Phillips, Leyton Dow; Miss. St.: 80 Phillips, Patricia Ann: Jackson; 79 Phillips, Tammie: Grenada: 80 Piazza, Diane: Vicksburg: 80 414 Undergraduates Pierce-Redmond m — s- AAO i? r- Ask - -. ■« I ' liTie. Barry L.; Fulton: 81 Pierce. Celeste: Jackson: 79 Pierce. Horace 1..: Jackson: 79 Pierce. II Vcrn.in Jr : Jackson 74 Pierce. Michael. Florence. 74 Pigg. Kendall: Lena: 74 Pillow. Boh.Creenwood 74 Pinkard. I reddie. Kosciusko 74 Pinnix. Susan: Slarkulle: 74 Pittman, James B.: Gore Springs; 74 Plltman. Patricia F.: Sunflower: 74 Planch, Barrs Jacks,. n: «ll Poe.Clcnda Kilmichael: 74 Pohvick.Slan.Sikcsion MO 74 Polk. Mark. StarkMllc. W) Pollard. Charles William. West Point HI Pollard. Mike: San Antonio I W) Pongetll. Carolyn: Shelb : 80 PiHile. Annette: Fulton, 74 PiHile. Dehhic. Jacks.m. 8(1 Pope. F Fcwislll, Pahokce, I I , 80 Pi rch. Belvia A Blue Springs, 80 Portal. Arthur P II, Pascagoula, 74 Porter, Shirles R , Houston 74 Porter, led Irusscll, New Alhans 81 Porter, Wonda l.evon: Houston, 81 Poses , Oavid: Starksillc, 74 Pi scs, Jeffrey Giles: Jackson: 74 Posev, PhihpL: Jackson: 80 Pou. Rickey: New Albany : 74 Pouncey. Cieorge Andrew: Starkville: 74 Pounds. Cindv: Memphis. I N : 74 Powell, Charles Anthons. Wasneshoro. 8(1 Powell. David. Faulkner: 80 Powell. David A .Jackson. 80 Powell. Frank M.: Houlka. 74 Powell. Glenda: Brandon: 79 Powell. Lillian LeFleur: Jacksonville. Fl: 80 Powell.FindaC: Jackson: 81 Powell. Men: Mandeville. FA: 80 Powell. Stella K.: Jackson: 74 Power. Tami F,: Forest: 8(1 Powers, Chris: Columbus: 81 Powers. Debby. Greenwocid: 81 Powers. Wendy H.: Hollandale: 80 Pralher. Gene: Byhalia: 74 Premonl. [:)avid Frnesi. Nicevillc. IF 80 Prestage. Barrv M . Fulton. 81 Prevosl, Michael L : Milhnglon. I N . 80 Prewitt. C heryl: Ackerman. 74 Prcwitt. Susan: Clinton: 80 Prewitt. Tern Yvelle: Pontotoc, 81 Price. Cvnthia J : Natchez. 81 Pnce. Danny Ray: Picayune. 74 Pnce. Joel: Prentiss. 81 Pnce. Linda K.: McComb: 74 Pnce. Paula La Mildred. Indianola. 81 Pnckett. Michael Dennis: Vicksburg. 80 Pndmore. Steve: Columbus. 81 Pnest, Tanya: Glasier: 80 Pnngle. David: Starkville: 79 Pntchard. Larry Earl: Natchez: 79 Prilchard, Robert A Jr : Starkville: 79 Provenza. Jan: Greenville. 80 Provine, Robert Craig. Grenada. 80 Provost. Sails. Gulfporl. 79 Prvor. Dons. Fupora: 81 Puckett. Charlene: Jackson. 81 Puhr. Harold Roger: Moss Point. 80 Pulphus. Barbara. Okolona. 81 Purnell, Daniel Hugh: Tupelo. 74 Puryear, Frank Jr.; Senatohia, 81 Putnam. Anne: Jackson: 81 Pyatt. Kalhrvn L : Columbus. 80 Pylant. Debbie: Starkville: 74 F le. Robert W : KalamaziHi. Ml. 79 Pyron. Robert Craig: Ha lchurst. 80 Queen. Patty: Natchez. 81 Queen. Tony: Jackson. 79 Quinn. Janice Faye: Greenwoctd: 80 Radcliffe, Susan S.: Jackson: 80 Raden. David R.: Yazoo City: 79 Rader. Barclav D.: Jackson: 79 Rahier. Brenda: Liberty. MO: 81 Ralowicz. Peter: Chelmsford. MA. 74 Ramsev. George B.: Starkville. 74 Randall. Gary Allen: Gulfport: 79 Randall. Lisa: Meridian. 79 Randall. Stacy J.: Indianola: 80 Randle. Allison. Starkville: 80 Randle. Debra F.: Cruger: 74 Randle. Hattie E.: Starkville: 79 Randle. Hattie Elizabeth: Starkville. 74 Randle. Steve: Aberdeen: 74 Randolph, Mike: Tupelo: 81 Randolph. Richard C: Batesville: 74 Ranney. Mary Elizabeth: Starkville. 80 Rasberrv. Denise: Corinth, 79 Ratliff. Mary Ann: Vicksburg: 80 Ratliff. Marv Rebecca: Jackson: 80 Ray, Cathy L.: West Point: 81 Ray, Jayne: Jackson: 79 Ray, Kimberly: West Point: 79 Ray, Peg: Jackson: 79 Ray. Stephen: Walnut: 79 Read. Mark A.: Lucedale: 79 Read. Mary Virginia: Hendersonville. TN: 80 Redmond. James: Biloxi: 79 415 Undergraduates Reed-Rogers Reed. Brian: Jackson: 79 Reed, Charles: Miss, St.. 81 Reed. Clas: Halliesbure: 81 Reed. Dawn: Vicksburg: 81 Reed. George M.: Hattiesbure; 89 Reed. Grace: Leiand; 80 Reed. Martin D.. Jackson: 80 Reed. Mike:Starkville: 81 Reed. Phyllis; Columbus: 81 Reed. Robert J.: Slarkville: 79 Reed. Tag; Belzoni; 79 Reed. Timolhv W.; Maben: 79 Reed. Vicki:SiarkMlle:81 Reeves. David Bruce: Carthage: 81 Reeves. Dwight Lee: Starkville: 79 Reeves. Kent: Decatur; 80 Reeves. Rusty; Starkville; 81 Regan. James B. Ill; YazooCity; 79 Regel. Miller; Brookhaven; 79 Reid. Lynn: Jacksiin: 79 Reiselt. ' Fred: Corinth; 79 Reiseli. Paula Ann; Corinth; 79 Reives. Slanlev: West Pomt; 80 Reives. Wilbur; Maben: 79 Remi. Don; Miss. St.: 79 Remington. Harry: Venice. FL; 80 Render. Jeffrey H.; Jackson: 80 Renfro. Art; Brewton. AL: 81 Reno. Tobv: Tupelo: 81 Reves-Discua. Maria E,; Mexico; 81 Revnolds. Jeff Lipton. Newton: 79 Revnolds. Randv: Forest: 79 Revnolds. Robin. Tupelo: 81 Reynolds. Stacy: Columbus; 81 Revnolds, Timolhv James; Newton: 81 Rhea. Roger; West Point: 80 Rhodes. Jim; Pelahatchie; 79 Rhodes, Karen: Meridian; 79 Rhodes. Michael; Picayune: 80 Rice. Charles Ronald; Meridian: 80 Rice. Dorothy Pearl: Starkville: 79 Rice. Elizabeth Love; Holly Ridge; 81 Rice. Jason K : Terrace Pk.OH: 81 Rice. Kesler; Liberty: 79 Rice. Paula Dell: Liberty; 80 Rice, Robert; Vicksburg; 81 Rice. Robert D.; Meridian; 79 Richards. Nancv: Macon: 80 Richards. Steven J :Gautier; 80 Richardson. Geraldine: Columbus: 80 Richardson, John Kevin: Greenwood: 79 Ricks. Bobby: Columbus AFB: 81 Riddle. Jessie; Centreville; 81 Riddle, Kenneth W.: Long Beach: 79 Rieves. Dorothv: Starkville: 81 Rieves. Minnie ' R,: Starkville: 79 Rieves. Rebecca: Smilhville: 81 Rigby, James W: Jackson: 79 Riggs. Linda K.: Starkville; 81 Rilev.Garv: Baldwvn; 80 Rilev, Jennifer: Jackson: 80 Riley. Jessie; Baldwvn; 80 Riley. Ronnie; Mantachie; 79 Rivers. Suzanne; Huntsviile. AL; 81 Roach. Roger: Waynesboro; 79 Roan, Emmett G,; Jackson; 79 Roan. Peggy; Jackson; 79 Roberson. Charles Lucian; Picayune; 81 Roberson. Ella Mane; Louisville; 80 Roberts. Angela; Long Beach; 81 Roberts. David N,; Mt. Olive; 79 Roberts, David Paul: Columbus; 79 Roberts. John G.;Sallillo; 80 Roberts. Mary Ann; Mt. Olive; 81 Roberts. Nanthaniel; Sessums; 80 Roberts. Patricia Ann; Winona; 81 Roberts. Russell; Laurel; 79 Roberts. Scott M.:Gulfport; 79 Robertson. Betty Barrett; Holly Ridge: 79 Robertson. Debra A.; Greenviile; 79 Robertson. Donna Gayle; Grenada; 80 Robertson. Donna S. ; Vicksburg; 80 Robertsttn. Jay: Jackson; 80 Robertson. Laurie N,; Jackson: 80 Robertson. Maria; Tupelo; 79 Robertson. Norma: Louisville; 79 Robertson. Patty A,; Jackson; 81 Robinson. Antonious M,: Red Banks; 81 Robinson. Bob: Brandon; 81 Robinson. Carolyn Elizabeth: Madison; 81 Robinson. Cynthia; Starkville: 79 Robinson. Deborah: llta Bena; 80 Robinson. Don; Jackson: 81 Robinson, John S.; Hernando; 80 Robinson. Kenneth W.; Starkville; 79 Robinson. William Stephen; Columbus; 81 Robinson. Zoila E,; Columbus; 79 Robison, Rudyard Beal Jr.; Saltillo; 79 Rodgers, Drick; Rolling Fork; 79 Rodgers, Katy; Lyon; 81 Roebuck. Connie; Jackson; 79 Rogers, Eric N,; Perkinslon; 80 Rogers, Frederick; Starkville; 80 Rogers. Larry Mitchell; Raleigh; 79 Rogers, Lauren; La Jolla. CA; 81 Rogers, Linda; Sturgis; 80 Rogers, Myra Jo: Louisville; 79 Rogers. Sherry Lynn; Tie Plant: 79 416 Undergraduates Roman-Shannon o ' r 01 © f A Roman. Bill: Grc-cnville; 79 Ronjn. F.lizahclhC , Memphiv TN; 80 Ri« kcr, Doug, Mi( omh h Roper. Rchcua. JaLkson. Wl Rose. Bck ' ,. Slarkvillc. 8(1 Roscnhaum.C orncliu ' . 1. III. .Meridian: 79 Rt)senbaum. 1. auric: Meridian: 79 Ross, fheryl Ann: lupelo. 79 Ross, Christine: Grenada: 81 Ross. JoAnn: Grenada: 79 Rosseiii. Gene. Sha« . 79 Rossie, Paul Andre . Jaikson, 79 Rou, Svlvia Ji i.e, Mohile, Al., 81) Rouse, Susan, Moss Poini, 80 Rowe, James D : Prairie, 81 RowelkSonia: Bilo i: SO Rowland, Sharon b,. Walnut: 79 Rowsey, Dan Todd: Pope: 79 Royal. Robert. Midnight: 80 Royal. Roger, Grccnsille: 80 Rudder, Mary Imily Madison: 80 Rule. Harold: StarkMlle, 80 Rumble. John S . Melairie. LA. 81 Rush, Manlvnn Jeanetle. DeKalb. 79 Rush, Susan Leah: Miss St : 81 Rushing, Anna Jo, Greenville: 79 Rushing, Chris: Forest: 80 Rushing, Donna D,: Starkville: 80 Rushing, Keith, Tvlerlown: 79 Russell. Allison Hardy: Starkville. 80 Russell, Ansel Otis, Holly Springs. 81 Russell. Billy: Bruce. 80 ' Russell. Cynthia Jane: Pontotoc. 79 Russell, Donald Anth iny, Monticello 80 Russell. Jeff A , Philadelphia: 80 Russell, Merrill Leigh, Columbus. 80 Russell, Renee: Columbus: 79 Russell, Twyla R : Pontotoc: 79 Russell. Wendell Lawrence: Monticello, 80 Russell, William t: Starkville, 81 Russum, Vera Anne, Moss Point: 79 Rulter. Charles N : Summit, 79 Rvals, Debby: Louisville. 81 Ryle, Essie Brown III: Boyle, 81 Sacca. Tommy; Jackson; 81 Sahler.Greg: Jackson, 80 Sahler, Sue; Jackson: 81 Saines, Mike: Starkville: 80 St John, Drew: Hattiesburg; 79 Sallis, John M.; Jackson; 80 Salter. Jan: Jackson; 79 Salter. Sheila; Philadelphia: SI Sammons. Lnc K . Louisville. 80 Sandefur, David, Greenville: 79 Sanders. Carol; West Point: 80 Sanders. Debbie: Miss St ; 80 Sanders, Joe; Starkville: 79 Sanders. LewisC M: Hamilton: 80 Sanders. Stuart; Jackson; 79 Sanders, Terry O ' Neal: Carthage, 79 Sanderson, Marsha; Laurel: 79 Sanderson, Richard B : Amory; 81 Sandoe. Donna Lynne; Columbus; SO Sanford. Robert: Bay St. Louis; 79 Sanjanwala. Umesh N : Vicksburg; 80 Santos. FJicia; Pascagoula. 81 Saucier. Marguerite E . Oxford, 79 Saulters, John: Prentiss: 79 Savage, James M : Hernando: 80 Savelle. Chester R , Hunlsville, AL: 80 Savelle, Sally: Huntsville, AL; 81 Savelle, Stephen: Columbus; 80 Sawyer, Sharon: Ocean Springs: 79 Scadron, Elizabeth; Cluster, NJ: 80 Schaub. Cathy; Yazoo Cilv: SO Schaub, Kelly; Yazcxi City; 81 Schilling. Felix A Jr.: Greenville, 79 Schmidt, Mar . Hattiesburg: 79 Schmitz. Darrel W ; Eupora; 79 Schullz, Randy John; Ethelsville, AL; 80 Schullz, Stan: Jackson; 79 Schwartz. Anna Lisa; Indianola: 79 Schwartz. Gretchen L.; Dover. NJ; 8! Scoggin, Daryl; Pearl; 79 Scoggin, Ruth; Pearl: 80 Scott, Allen: Jackson: 80 Scott. Andrea; Corinlh: 79 Scott. James Leslie; Harperville, 79 Scott, Lillian Mane; Lexington: 80 Scott. Mae Elizabelh: Corinth: 79 Scurlock, Wilma Dee; Tillatoba; 79 Seaton. Eddie; Raymond; 80 Seawright. Kenneth C; Jackson; 80 Seid, David K.; Vicksburg; 81 Seidl. Ronald W.: Memphis. TN; 80 Self, Yvelte;Slarkville: 81 Sellers. Melanie Ann: Hattiesburg: 80 Seroka. Michael: Daytona Beach: FL: SO Seroka. Robert; Daytona Beach. FL: 79 Serralles. Ernesto Juan. Puerto Rico: 81 Sessions. Ellen Chadwick; WiKidville: 80 Sessions. James Timothy: Woodville: 81 Sessoms. Donna Sue; Greenville; 80 Selzler. Roger M.; Jackson; 79 Shackleford. Kimberly Ann: Hollandale: 81 Shamburger. John; Lumberlon: 79 Shanklin. Dave; Corinth: 79 Shannon. James; Starkville; 81 417 Undergraduates Shanteau-Smith Shanleau. Marc A.: Ocean Springs: 81 Sharp, Jackie; Siarkville: 80 Sharp. Kirk v.; Gulfporl; 79 Sharp. Lisa; Jackson; 81 Sharp. Rebecca; Wellesley. MA; 80 Sharp. Robin; Laurel; 79 Shaw, Cathy; Jackson; 79 Shaw. Dan; Ocean Springs. 79 Shaw. Kenneth A.; Jackson; 80 Shaw. Paula JiH; Kosciusko; 79 Shaw. Sarah E.; Jackson; 80 Shaw. Shirley; Eupora; 79 Shelby. Paula Mane; Jerry; 79 Shelton. Belle: Vicksbura; 80 Shelton, Charlene; West Point; 80 Shelton. Gregory Gene; Columbus; 81 Shelton, Susan; Jackson; 79 Shepard. James Paul; indianola; 79 Shepherd. David; Gulfport; 80 Sherling. Susan; Miss. St.; 79 Sherman. Jane: Jackson; 81 Sherman. Mary Jo; Greenville; 80 Shields. Beth; Key Biscayne. PL; 80 Shipp. Lisa; Canton; 81 Shira. William Gary; Miss. St.; 79 Shirley.Carl; West Point. 80 S hirley. Steve; Jackson; 80 Shoff. Jimmy; Picayune; 80 Sholar, Jane; Memphis. TN; 81 Shores. Ra ; Yazoo City; 81 Short. Billy: Thaxton: 79 Short. David. Shaw; 80 Shorter. John E.: Florence; 79 Shotts. Donna; Jackson; 81 Shotts. Pam; Jackson; 79 Shows. Rodney Brett: Hattiesburg: 79 Shuford. Stephanie. Jackson: 81 Shultz. Rand ; Memphis. TN: 80 Shuman. Martin Irby: Starkville; 80 Shurlds. Henry W. Ill; Mabsen; 80 Shurley. Debbie: Yazoo City; 81 Sidney. Cheryl: Greenville; 81 Sidney. Cynthia L.: Greenville: 80 Signaigo. Laurence H, Jr.: Memphis. TN; i Sills. KirbyE.: Jackson; 79 Simmons. Allison: Gulfport: 80 Simmons. Brenda; Brownsville. TN; 80 Simmons, Caress; St. Francisville. LA: 79 Simmons. Donna; Fayette, AL; 80 Simmons, Everett; Pascagoula; 79 Simmons, Marisa; Tupelo: 80 Simmons. Sherye Elstner: Jackson: 81 Simmons. Thomas David; Leland; 79 Simmons. William Donald Jr.: Starkville; ' Simons. Terry; Tupelo; 80 Simpson. Deborah Allen: Bvhalia: 81 Simpson. Debra C: Miss St.: 80 Simpson. Robert R. 11: Byhalia: 79 Simpson. Thomas; Miss. St.; 81 Sims. John Frank: Columbus: 80 Singh. Irvinder; Greenwood; 81 Singh. Jatinder; Greenwood; 79 Smgletary, Elise Renee: Starkville; 81 Singleti n, Steve: Gulfpi rt: 79 Sioushansian. Farhang; Miss. St.: 79 Sisson. R. ' nee: Columbus; 81 Skelton. Denise: Laurel; 80 Skewes. Elizabeth; Clarksdale; 79 Skinner. Ann; Jackson; 80 Skinner. Margie Ree: Starkville: 81 Slade. Sheila Kay; Gulfport; 79 Slanker. Thomas J.; Schenectady, NY: 80 Slater, Sidney L.; Philadelphia: 81 Slaton, Deirdre; Canton; 81 Slaughter, Anita Javne: Philadelphia; 81 Sloan, Fran; Vicksburg: 79 Smith, Alan B III: Meridian; 80 Smith. Alan Charles; Lamar; 79 Smith, Alison: Jackson: 79 Smith. Angelia: Natchez; 79 Smith. Anthony F.; Picayune; 80 Smith. Bekki; Greenwood; 80 Smith. Bruce DA.; Miss, St.; 79 Smith. Cathy: Amory: 81 Smith, Dale Lamar: Decatur: 79 Smith. Deborah Leigh: Tupelo; 80 Smith. Donna Kave: Jackson; 80 Smith. Edward M ' . Jr.; Starkville; 80 Smith. Elva Aleta; Vicksburg; 80 Smith. Ethel Louise; Vicksburg; 79 Smith. George; Columbus; 81 Smith. Hal; Columbus; 80 Smith. James A.; Picayune: 79 Smith. James W, Jr.: Jackson; 81 Smith. Janet M.; Jackson; 79 Smith. Jimmy M.: Hazlehurst: 79 Smith. Jocelyn: Jackson; 80 Smith. Joel Preston: Memphis, TN; 80 Smith, Johnny R,: Grenada; 79 Smith, Smith Smith Smith Smith, Keith; Franklin. TN: 81 Smith. Smith. Smith. Lucille B.: Starkville: 81 Smith. Jonnelte; Long Beach; Karen; Jackson; 79 Kathryn Jean; Jackson Kalnna; Columbus; 81 Keith; Franklin. TN: 8 Kelly Anne: Starkville; Lee Beth; Florence; 81 Lucille B.: Starkville: 8 Lyn D.: Ocean Springs 418 Undergraduates Smith-Strahan tff Q t 4 1 fik ih. Lvnn; Brownsville. TN; 80 Ih. Michael. Ncwion; 81 Ih. Michael h . l:si.alawpa. Ti Ih. MichaeICi . Reform. ,M. SO Ih. Michael Wasne. Slarkville; 80 (h. Nan Meeds. Quilman. 79 Ih. Nancy Gail. Slarkville. 80 Ih. Pal; Columbus; 80 Ih. Patricia; Vickshurg; 80 Smith. Peggy; Bay St. Louis; 79 Smith. Renee; Greenville; 79 Smith, Rickv W ; Van VIect. 79 Smith. Ronnie J ; Oxford. AI; 81 Smith, Ruslv. Jackson; 79 Smith. Stephanie; Natchez. 81 Smith. Stephen P ; Cjreenville; 79 Smith. Ten Diane; Laurel; 79 Smith. Tern; Jackson. 79 Smith. Terrie; Laurel; 79 Smith. Terry Gordon; Wesson; 79 Smith. Thomas N,; Clarksdalc; 79 Smith. Tronia; Jackson. 79 Smith. William Louis. Pascagoula; 80 Smith. William Oscar. Slarkville; 79 Smither. F.lizaheth C . Wmidville; 80 Smither. Susan, WinidviUc; 79 Snead. Bernard Ci Jr ; Ocean Springs; 81 Snell. Lester; Durant; 79 Sniffen. Nancy D ; Wesiport. CT; 79 Snowden. Marian; West C lumbia. SC; 80 Snyder. Gars Allen II; Waynesboro; 80 Soper. BillJ ; Pearl. 79 Senyan. Agez M . Bastrop. LA. 79 Sorrels. Darrell W ; Patlison; 79 Sorrels. Peggy Camille; DeKalb; 80 Souell. WilfordGuynn Jr.; Leakcsvillc; 79 Southward. James T ; Tishomingo; 79 Sowell. Barrv; Hernando; 79 Sowell. James William. Leakesvillc. 81 Sparks. Randy Jay; Montpelier; 79 Spears. Barbara; Ethel. 81 Speed. John; Jackson; 79 Speight. Mary C ; Louisville; 79 Spencer. Linda Mane; Columbus; 81 Spencer. Ricky Terry; Starkville; 80 Spencer. Sherri Lee; Jackson; 81 Spencer. Yvonne; Greenville; 79 Spighl. Janice; Fulton; 79 Spight. Thelma M ; West Point. 79 Spindler. Nancy. Columbus. 81 Spiva. William Thomas, Noxapaler; 79 Spring. Greg. Natchez; 81 Stacy. Kenneth Lamar; Shannon. 79 Staggs. Penny; New Albany; 81 Stalhngs. Camilla; Starkville; 80 Slallings. Deanna; Olive Branch. 79 Slallmgs. LIsie; Chicago. IL; 80 Stamper. Clifford; Hickory; 79 Stanford . Chuck; Memphis. TN. 81 Stanford. Jacqueline Ann; Amory; 79 Stanton. Franklin Durward. Vaiden. 81 Stark. Monty; Jackson. 81 Starling. Jimmy. Jackson; 81 Starr. John Waller Jr ; Slarkville; 80 Sleadman. Calhv Denise; Silver Creek. GA; 81 Siebbins. SamSJII; Jackson; 79 Slegall. Joyce. Pontotoc; 79 Stephens. Deborah; Louisville. 79 Stephenson. Vivian. Lexington; 79 Slermer. Steve; West Point; 80 Sterne. Stacy; Biloxi; 81 Stevens. Lynne; Vicksburg; 80 Stevens. Michael Dean; Natchez. 79 Stevens. Myra; Jackson; 79 Stevens. Nancy G; Natchez; 81 Stevens. Peter Martin; Columbus; 81 Stevens. Shelia; Amory; 79 Stevenson. Hervie Letin; McCool; 80 Stevenson. Joanne; Columbus; 80 Stevenson. Robert Earl; Columbus; 80 Steward. Don; Smilhville; 81 Steward. James; Holly Springs; 79 Steward. R K.; Smittiville; 79 Stewart. Danny; Florence; 81 Stewart. Debbie; Gulfporl; 80 Stewart. Gordon; Jackson; 81 Stewart. Hope. Holly Springs; 79 Stewart. Marcia Kaye; Florence. 79 Stewart. Tanya; Meridian; 81 Stewart. Wilfred; Isola; 81 Still. Jennifer; Jackson; 80 Still, John Rayford; Sardis; 81 Stockstill. Kandy; Picayune; 79 SttKkton. Laura; Aberdeen; 81 Stoddard. Terrv ; Columbus. 80 Stokes. David. McComb. 80 Stokes. Eddie. DcKalb. 79 Stokes. Frances; Greenville; 79 Stokes. Kendra L ; Jackson; 80 Stokes. Lisa; Tunica; 80 Stokes. Mark Steven; Largo. FL 79 Stone. Matthew Reid; Pascagoula. 79 Stone, Robert M Jr ; Laurel. 79 Stone. Terrell; Columbus; 80 Slotl. Ro Anderson; Starkville; 80 Stough. Russell Lee. Fayette. AL, 79 Stowers. John; Inverness; 79 Strahan. Debra M.. Vaiden. 79 419 Undergraduates Strahan-Thomas Sirahan. Ernie III: Jackson: 80 Slransky. Kalhryn: Tupelo; 79 Strauss. Michael J.: Jackson; 81 Siravham. Jack B. Jr.; Biloxi; 79 Slreel. Carolyn Ruth: Blue Moun ' .ain; 79 Slnbling, Glen: Philadelphia; 79 Slnbling. Kent; Philadelphia; 80 Stnbling. Sandee; Brookhaven; 8i Strickland. David E.; Senaiobia; 79 Strickland. Diane; Southaven; 80 Stncklin, Cathy; Satartia; 80 Stringer. Karen Jane; Shuqualak; 80 Stringfellow. David; Perkmston; 79 Stnngfield. Sherri L.. Luling, LA; 79 Strobel. David A.; West Point; 81 Strobel. Janice; West Point; 80 Strohecker, Scott; Vicksburg; 80 Strohmmger. Cynthia D.; Columbus; 81 Strong. James Edward; Greenwood; 79 Strub. Sheryl; Aberdeen; 79 Stuart. Betsy; Meridian; 80 Suddoth. Jack; Sarah; 79 Suggs. Sheila A.; Fulton; 79 Sullivan. Busier; Mt. Olive; 79 Sullivan. Janet; Hernando; 81 Sullivan. Mane; Jackson; 79 Sullivan. Sharon G.; Olive Branch; 80 Sullivan. Sherry. Batesville, 79 Sullivan. Thomas Henry; Canton; 79 Summerlin. Lori; Jackson; 79 Summers. Peggy Lynn; Walnut Grove; 79 Summers. Richard; Fulton; 79 Sumrall. Leslie Lewis; Bilo i; 80 Suthoff. Mary Celeste; Slidell. LA, 80 Suttle. Gradv E. Jr.; Noxapater; 80 Suttle. Pat; Louisville; 80 Sutton. Michael; Eupora; 80 Swalm. William Terry Jr.; Natchez; 80 Swan. James; Starkville; 81 Swanzy. Robert Bradford. Natchez; 81 Sweatt ' . Llovd. Jackson; 80 Sweeney. Mary M.; Hamburg, NY; 80 Swopshire. Catherine; Southaven; 81 Swopshire, Mary; Southaven; 81 Swoope, Kyle; Sulphur, LA; 79 Sykes, Dean; Columbus; 80 Szeto, Teresa; Greenwood; 81 Tabbert. Nedra; Amory; 79 Tabor. William; Louisville; 80 Taite. Gwendolyn Faye; Moss Point; 79 Tanner. Amy; Newton. 79 Tapp. James M,; Columbus; 79 Tarpley. Susan; Baldwyn; 79 Tate, Donna; Canton; 80 Tate. Dorothy Ann. Starkville. 79 Tate. Gene A,; Prairie Point. 79 Tate. Joy; Jackson; 81 Tate. Linda; Prairie Point; 80 Tate. Linda J.; Prairie Point. 80 Tate. Llewellyn; Starkville. 79 Tale. Ramon C. Jr.; Jackson; 79 Tatum. David Andrew; Brandon; 81 Taylor, Beatrice; Elizabeth. 79 Taylor. David Joseph; Southaven; 79 Taylor. Donald Ray; Fulton; 80 Taylor. Eden; Yazoo City; 81 Tavlor. Ida; Hollv Springs; 80 Taslor. John, Columbus; 80 Tavlor, Kathv ; Huntsville, AL; 80 Taylor, Linda; Oakland; 81 Taylor, Mildred Inez; Starkville; 79 Taylor, Nancy, Burnsville; 79 Taylor. Nancy; Noxapater. 79 Taylor. Patii; Starkville; 81 Tavlor. Robert J.; Jackson; 80 Taylor. Ruth; Weir; 80 Tavlor. Sandi. Corinth, 79 Taylor, Sandra; Ridgely, TN; 80 Taylor, Terry, Brandon; 81 Taylor. Vicky L.; Meridian; 79 Taylor, William Walker; Hattiesburg; 81 Tedder, Sherry; Memphis, TN; 81 Tehrani, Massoud Saber; Clayton Village; 79 Temple. Gennie; Vicksburg; 79 Temple. Mary Dell; West Point; 79 Templelon. Tern; Jackson; 81 Terrell, Bobbie Lucinda; Liberty; 80 Terrell. Pam; Memphis. TN; 81 Jew, Marguerite; Laurel; 81 Tew, William Ernest; Laurel; 79 Thaggard, Danny L,; Wayside; 80 Thames, James Howard; Little Rock; 79 Thames, Janet L.; Jackson; 79 Thames, Lee E,; Laurel; 80 T harp. Jay; Isola; 81 Tharpe, Tim; Jackson; 81 Therrell, Paul Houston Jr.; Kosciusko; 79 Thigpen, Amy; Cleveland; 80 Thomas, Beverly; Van Vleet; 81 Thomas. Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Catherine; Hattiesburg; Clare; Jackson; 80 Claudine; Pickens; 79 David; Jackson; 80 Donna; Kosciusko; 81 James; Beloit, WI;8I Jay R,; Columbus; 81 Jeff Vernon; Forest; 80 Jim; West Point; 81 r ' a m- f, f f f f? 420 Undergraduates Thomas-Triggs Katcl l£I , fV ' v i Guess Who ' s a Freshman! IhiMii.is Vl.ir Ann ( oliimhuv Kl Ihom.i ' ., Miinl ' , Jlt■ llk■, H(l Ihom.i ' ., Rubin 1 nn. 1 up..r,i H(l Ih.inijs. ShcTr Isnn l.uui ' .ulk ' Kl I homas. Vjnessj Mahcn K(l Ihomps.ul Barbara Slarkiilltv l I hompson. David ScK , Memphis IN 79 I hompson. hvan !.., f iircsl Kl Ihompson. Kathy; Starkvillc 74 Ihiimpvin. Kav; Phcba «1 Ihumpsiin, I vdia SlarkMlli- Ml Ihompson, Mark, Jatkv.n 74 Ihompsim, Mcirri ' , K Jr Jaiksun, 74 Ihompson. Pan v. Circcnvillc 74 Ihompson. Sharon, StarkviMe, 74 Thomps()n. Slanle J , (anttin. 74 Ihompson. Ihomas M: Kosciusko, 74 Ihoms Tim Maridla, (,A; HI Ihomstm, Susan M,; Ocean Springs Hi Ihornhill, Diane; Brookhaven: HI Ihornlon Brenda; Jackson 74 Iliornton, Hcnrv W , Morion KO Ihornlon. Laura 1 ,; Meridian, 81 Ihornlon, Marsha: Meridian, 80 Thornlon, Marv Jane: Webb, 74 Thornlon, Ralph M,: Slarkville, 74 Ihornlon, Steve CMagee HI I brasher, Yvonne M : Pascagoula 811 ITlreel, Tonva, Jackson, 74 Ihrcldkeld, Susan Tupelo 74 Thurmond, Keilh, Riplev, 74 lichenor. kalhrvn D Jackson 74 TilierN. I.vnn Laurel. 81 Tillman. George. Quilni ' in, 80 Tillman. John Gilberl; Tillaioba 74 Tillman. Shen; Gulf Breeze. TIKI Timmerman. Tandy Rae Horn Lake 80 Tinslcv. Jo Ann. Philadelphia Kl Tinslev. Michael L . Philadelphia 74 Iiplon. John W . ( arulhcrsville V10 Kl Tiplon. Russell J : Houslon 1 74 Tirev Henrv. Isola: 74 T isdale. ( vnlhia: Amorv : 74 Tisdale. Ronnie R.; McCooL. 74 Todaro. Ciuy S. Jr.; Gulfporl; 80 Todaro. Marv Theresa, (iulfporl: 81 Tolbert. Richard Thomas. WiK.dvillc 74 Tomaso. Monica; Tupelo: 74 Toms. Richard L Jr.: Camp Springs. Ml). 74 Tonev. Calvin Eugene. Detroit. Ml: 80 Townsel. Aretha: Starkville. 80 Townsel.Clara J . Slarkville. 81 Townsend. Tannic I; ; Brandon 74 lownscnd. Lucy S ; Kansas Citv. KS. 80 lownsend. R. Kiah; Jackson. 80 Trahan. Randy A : Beulah: 80 Trainer. Suprenda. Slarkville. 80 Trainer. Vivian. Slarkville: 74 T raint)r. Greg: Columbus: 80 Tramel. Albert Neil: Slarkville: XII Tramel. Myrna. Miss St . 80 Tretlner. Valeri; Hammonton. NJ. 8 1 Triggs. Pam: Halliesburg. 74 421 Undergraduates Trim-Ward Trim. Timothy: Glen; 79 Tnmm. Benjamm; Noxapater: 79 Tnplett. David: Louisville: 80 Tripiett. George Ra mond: Carth age: 7 Tnpleii. Les: Louisville: 79 Tnpleii LisaC: Louisville: 80 Tripleu, Ron: Brooksville: 81 Triplet!. Tevera Lea; Jackson: 80 Troti. Steve: Oxford: 82 Trussell. Norma: Kosciusko: 79 Tse. Ken M.: Greenville; 81 Tuhb. Jenn : Tupelo; 81 Tucker. Bobbye Alexander: Canton: 80 Tucker. EmiK ' : Starkvilie: 79 Tucker. Jame ' s D.: Miss. St.: 79 Tucker. Julia A : Starkvilie; 80 Tucker. Larry; Miss. St.; 80 Tuggles. Linda; Holly Springs; 80 Tullos. Marshall Lindsey: Memphis. TN; 81 Tullos, Shirley: Pearl; 79 Tupper. Karen: Greenville: 81 Turcotte. Jean Mane: Philadelphia; 79 Turner. Clara Regina; Batesville; 79 Turner. Mamie: Hollandale: 80 Turner. Mark A.; Mendenhall; 79 Turner. Russell S.; Eupora: 80 Turner. Tee: Yazoo City; 81 Turner. Wanda: Corinth: 79 Turner. William R. Jr.: Clinton: 8! Tutton. Barbara Lois; Starkvilie: 80 Twiity. Deborah Lynn; New Albany; 80 Tyree. Elyse: Forest: 79 Csoh. Innocent Iheanyichukwu: Aba. Nigeria; 79 V ' ail. Chervl Lvnne: Columbus: 80 VanderPoil. Pamela K.: Long Beach: 80 VanDevender. BevVan; APO, NY; 80 Van Namen. Peggy; Jackson: 79 Van Sice. Edward L.: Jackson: 80 Vaughn. George: Steens: 8 1 Vaughn. Martha Ellen: Jackson; 80 Vauehn. Scott M.: Jackson: 80 aughn. Vickie L.: Woodland; 80 Van Velkinburgh. Danny: Jackson: 81 Van Zandl. Cindy L.: Clinton: 79 Van Zandt. John B.; Jackson; 79 Vardaman. Robert; Hattiesburg: 80 Varnado, David: Magnolia: 79 Vasek. Donna: Starkvilie; 79 Vaushan. David W.; Jackson: 81 Vauizhan. William Waller Jr.: Gautier: 80 Viale. Lisa: Slideil. LA: 81 Vickers. Elizabeth Helen: Altamonte Springs. FL; 79 Vines. Sandra; Natchez; 80 Vinson. Pinky: Mobile. AL: 80 Vinson. Robert W ; Tupelo; 79 Virden. Mary Rogers; Greenville; 80 Virgil. William D,; Columbus; 79 Voelkel. Mary Catherine: Pascagoula: 80 Vowell. Albert Wayne: Carthage; 81 Vowell. Cindy: Cleveland: 81 Waddell. Barbara: West Helena. AK: 80 Wade. Jar: Birmingham. AL: 81 Wade. Sieve: Ellisville; 79 Wadley. Rose: Hernando; 79 Wadlington. Frances: Sledge: 80 Wages. Tammie: Tupelo: 81 Walden. Reggie: Southaven: 81 Walden. Vickie: Tupelo; 80 Waldinger. Raymond J.; Oceanside. NY; 79 VWidlmgton. Kent: Sledge: 81 Waldrop. Kathv: Lawrenceville. GA; 79 Walhood. Randall Scott: Clarksdale: 81 Walker. Alphonso: Macon: 79 Walker. Ann: Isola; 79 Walker. Cathy Lynn: Nesbit; 80 Walker, Clinton W. Ill; Greenwood: 79 Walker. Danny: Morton: 79 Walker. Delois; Okolona: 80 Walker. Eliza Faye: Starkvilie: 80 Walker, Henry A. Ill: Carthage: 79 Walker. John A.; Greenwood: 81 Walker. Kathy; Madison; 79 Walker. Maxine Elizabeth: Macon: 81 Walker. Rodney: Jackson: 81 Walker. Steve: Canton: 80 Wall. Cindy S: Starkvilie; 79 Wall. James T.; Meridian: 81 Wall. Lawrence E.; Jackson; 79 Wall. Melanie: Jackson; 81 Wall. Teresa; Miss. St.: 81 Wallace. Catherine; Jackson; 81 Wallace. Elizabeth Anne; Canton: 81 Wallace. Guy Fred: Maiden, MO; 80 Wallace, Julia Wynetle; Amory: 79 Waller, Robert: Jackson: 80 Wallin, Dorothy Anne: Corinth; 79 Walls, Mark: Houston: 79 Walsh, Kimberly A.: Biloxi: 80 Wallers, Peggy Craig: Greenville: 79 Walters, Richard Warren: Ocean Springs: 80 Wallers, Robert: Lucedale; 79 Wallman, Kathv: Aberdeen: 81 Walton, Larry: Tupelo: 79 Wamble, Kathy: Amory; 81 Ward, Charles: Moss Point: 80 Ward, Debra Gail: Starkvilie: 81 Ward, Derral Lee: Satsuma. AL; 80 Ward. Donna: Hattiesburg; 80 i!U m . d - -  ft n 422 Undergraduates Ward-Wilburn W.ird, IXirolh Ann Ncshil 74 Ward. Jimm , ( olumbus. Kl W.ud, J..hnnic M . BcH ncvilk-. 74 W.ird. Shcha A . Slarkiillc, 8(1 Ware. Kim:(olumhus. W) Ware. Lance; (irenada: 80 Ware. Phylli ' . M : ( anl.m; 79 Warner, Pamela; Brandon; 79 Warren. Belh; Jatksiin: 79 Warren. Brenda; Jackson; 79 Warren. Rohcrl. Bav Si l.ouis. 79 Warren Ronnie. Senalobia. 79 Warren. Ror . 1 akc. 79 Warsi. I alima. Slarkvillc. 8(1 Washington. Andrew. Rolling I ork. 81 Washmglon. BilK J . (olumbus; 79 Washington. Robert J.h-. Pheba. 80 Wasscr. Chester. Jackson. 79 Wasson.John A.; Kosciusko. 81 Walerer.Chris; Ichula; 81 Waters. Ka(hv; lupclo. 81 Waters. Stephen Ras . [ upelo. 80 Walkins. Billv Rav.i arthage. 81 Watkins, Debbie; Madison. 80 Watson. James A . Miss St . 79 Watson. Janet Ann. Riples. 81 Watson. Janet Rose Louisville. 81 Walts, Alice Jean. anion 79 Watts, BettN; Duncan. 8(1 Watts. Davie A . Jackson 79 Walts. Gavle; Hunisville. AL. 79 Walts. Ouoinselta M . Baldwyn; 79 Waver. Moses I. Nigeria. 81 Weathers. Llaine; Walnut (.rove; 79 Weathers. Franklin D . Starkville; 80 Weathersby, Linda Diane; Jackson; 81 Wealherwalks. Suz.ann; Kdgewaler Pk. NJ 81 Weaver. Bndgett. Starkville. 81 Weaver. Dennis. Jackson; 79 Weaver. Larry. Amorv . 80 Weaver. Thomas Joseph. I upelo. 79 Webb, Jonni Renee. Itia Bena, 79 Webb, Sandra K , Meridian. 80 Webb, Stephen; Si Charles, MO; 81 Webb, Susan; Lorest, 80 Webb, Wilbur Douglas, Houston, 79 Webber. Daisev . C olumbus. 80 Webber. Dianne. Columbus; 80 Webber. Cwen. Columbus. 80 Webber. Jeffrev. Columbus. 79 Webber. Linda C .Columbus; 81 Webber. Shawn Lmih . Columbus. 81 Webster. Bavlis M ; Jackson; 80 Weckwarlh, Cynthia Jean; Hunisville, AL, 80 Weeks, Leah; Pascagoula, 80 Wecms, Fred Belk, Wesi Point; 79 Weissinger, Elizabeth, Carv, 79 Welborn, Janet, Laurel; 80 Welch. Georgia, Ackerman. 79 Welch, OlanG ; Biloxi, 79 Welch, Troy N Jr , Jackson, 79 Wellman, Priscilla; Picavune; 81 Wells. David C; Aberdeen, 80 Wells, Pam; Hollv Springs, 79 Wells, Susan Jean, Pearl, 80 Wells, Tern, Memphis. TN; 79 Wells. William C; Winona, 80 Welter, Yvonne, Bilom. 81 Wesselman, Carol; Bav St Louis. 80 West, Gary L.; Waynesboro, 79 West, Lew Anne; Jackson; 79 West. Tern, Slarkvillc, 80 Westbrook. John Pill; Canton 79 Weslbrook, Ronald B , Louisville, 79 Westmoreland. Knox. Natchez; 80 Whisler. Eldon Neal. Starkville. 80 White. Beverls J ; Starkville; 80 White. Bill; Bix neville; 79 White. Brenda; Tupelo. 80 White. Cathv. Nesbit. 81 White, C. Thomas; Pascagoula; 79 White. Dallas W.; Yazo iCily; 80 While, Debbie; Greenwixnl; 81 White, Don W,; New Hebron; 79 White.Garv; Jackson; 80 White. Hailey Bradley Jr ; Yaz KiCit ; 79 While, Lee Anne; Brandon 79 While. Marv Ann, Cireenville; 79 While, Phvhs. Charleston. 80 While, Sheila, Aberdeen, 81 While. Vickie. Baiesville. 80 White. Willie F .Columbus. 79 Whitehead. Donnie Wavnc. Belmont. 79 Whitehead. James. Louisville. 80 Whitehead. Larry F . Memphis. FN. 79 Whitfield. Lee Ann. Florence. 79 Whitlev. Anita P.; Jackson; 79 Whiimire. Floyd; West Point; 81 Whitmire. Rosanne; Jackstin; 81 Whin. Mckxiie. Houston. 79 Whillemore. Deborah Ann. dulfport; 80 Whittinglon V ' icki Natchez 81 Whitworlh. Robert I . Hamillon. 80 Wiggins. Wilmer Dekalb. 79 Wiglev. Cvnlhia Ann. Lexington. 79 Wilbanks. Dianne. Corinth. 79 Wilbanks. Suzanne; Jackson. 81 Wilburn, Stacy; Yazoo City; 79 423 Undergraduates Wilder-Wynn Wilder. Eddie; Cleveland: 81 Wilder. Jessie Jerome: Cleveland: 80 Wildmon. Judy; Tupelo; 80 Wildmon. Terrv Lee; Soulhaven; 81 Wiles, Chen Beth; Kosciusko: 79 Wiles, Ellen; Tupelo; 80 Wilkerson, Doihe M,; Starkville; 81 Wilkes, Susan; Picayune; 79 Wilkinson, Mary Leigh; Alligalor; 81 Williams. Andy: Cedar Bluff: 80 Williams, Ann A.; Carlhage; 79 Williams, Antionette: Columbus; 81 Williams. Cheryl D.: Indianola; 80 Williams, Chuck ;Summerville,GA; 81 Williams. Cinda;Slarkville; 81 Williams, Daniel Wade; Texarkana, TX; 81 Williams, Debra: Greenville; 81 Williams, Denice; Jackson: 80 Williams, Faye:Slarkville: 80 Williams, Gregory De ' Vone; Miss, St.; 81 Williams. Janice R.; Jackson: 79 Williams. Jim; Meridian; 79 Williams, Jimmv R.: Columbus; 79 Williams. Karl A.; Caledonia: 79 Williams. Lara; Amory; 80 Williams, Lisa; Jackson: 80 Williams. Margarett: Nesbit; 81 Williams, Mark; Slarkville; 81 Williams, Mark B; Slarkville; 79 Williams, Mary Margaret; Madison; 80 Williams, Mary Susan: Jackson: 79 Williams, Mike; Tupelo: 80 Williams, Mona; Yazoo City: 81 Williams, Pamela Lee: Hernando; 79 Williams. Ross; Starkville: 80 Williams, Roy : Memphis, TN : 79 Williams, Russell: Jackson; 80 Williams, Sarah Frances: Pass Christian: 79 Williams, Sujane: Pascagoula; 79 Williamson, Anne: Pensacola, FL; 80 Williamson, Bill T. II: Florence, AL: 79 Williamson, Bonnie Aileen; Columbus; 81 Williamson, Melissa; Louisville: 81 Williamson, Renee: Memdenhall: 81 Willis, Angela: Southaven: 81 Willis, Timothv Gene: Jackson: 80 Wills, Robert: ' Clinlon; 80 Wilson, Alan: Jackson: 80 Wilson, Charlotte Joy; Indianola; 81 Wilson, Craig: Tupelo; 79 Wilson, Dianne; Jackson; 81 Wilson, Donald; Corinth: 81 Wilson, Duane; Biloxi: 79 Wilson, Henry R.; Metairie, LA, 79 Wilson, Howard Alan; Yazoo City: 79 Woodward, Billy; Philadelphia: 80 Woodward, Pamela R.: Louisville; 79 Wot dward, Wanda; Louisville; 79 Wooten, Mary Jane; Covington, TN: 79 Word, Elizabeth Carrington; Aberdeen; 80 Worley, Tern Tenese: Jackson: 79 Worth, Susan; Greenville: 80 Wrede, Ken: San Antonio, TX: 81 Wren, Terri; Sledge; 79 Wrenn, Steve: Charleston; 81 Wright, Ben; Water Valley: 80 Wright. Bobbve: Moorhead; 79 Wright. Johnny R.: Starkville: 80 Wright, Karen; Bt tmeville: 79 Wright, Kenneth K : Gulfport: 80 WyatI, Kathy Lynn; Yazoo City: 80 Wynn, Charles Barton; New Albany: 79 Wvnn, Rosalind Marie: Starkville; 79 Wilson, John Kelly: Tupelo; 80 Wilson, Kathy Ann; Aberdeen; 81 Wilson. Philip Gregory; Mobile, AL; 81 Wilson. Phvlhs Yvette; Pascagoula: 81 Wilson, Robert; Minden, LA; 79 Wilson, Robert B, Jr.; Jackson; 80 Wilson, Susan; Jackson: 80 Wilson, William E,: Pascagoula; 79 Windham, Alan S,: Crystal Springs; 79 Windham, Gary; Crystal Springs; 79 Windham, Karen Bartus; Starkville; 80 Windham, Tony; Forest; 81 Winn, Earl J,; Jackson: 79 Winstead, Patricia: Jackson: 79 Winstead, Stephen M.: Hopewell Junction, NY: 81 Winstead. Tim; dinton; 81 Winters, Lanell: Kosciusko, 79 Wise, Gregory K,: Greenville; 80 Wiygul, Tami: Columbus; 81 Wofford. Tommy: Miss. St.: 79 Wolfe, Randy S.:Cascilla: 79 Wolfe, Walter: Greenville; 80 Wolverton, James K,; Madison; 80 Womack, Susan; Mantee; 80 Wong, Stacy Leigh Joe: Greenville; 80 Wood, Cathy; Pass Christian: 80 Wood, David N.; Port Gibson; 80 Wood, Dorothy J.: Eupora: 80 Wood, Wanda Joy; Ellisville; 79 Woodard, Marv Ann: Jackson: 80 Woodham, S, Riley: Slarkville; 79 Woodruff, Cindy: Louisville: 80 Woodruff, Jimmy: Booneville: 79 Woods. Carl Ray; Beaverton, AL: 79 Wood.son: Stanley; West Point; 80 t 4 4 ■ 424 Undergraduates Yang-Zuccaro ■1 ( Time for Reunion Yang. Hsian H ; Biloxi; 81 Yarbrough. Carolyn; Holly Springs; 7 Yarbrough. LeAn; Holly Springs; 79 Yarbrough, Phil; Wixxliand; T Yales, Laurin I.; Utica; 80 Yates. Monty; Booneville: 79 Yeates, Jeffrey W ; Clinton; 80 Yeatman, Cindy; West Memphis. AR; 81 Yeatman. Ten; Columbus; 8 1 Yerby, R. Mark; Vernon. AL; 79 Yerger. Laura; Meridian; 79 York. David; Sikcston. MO; 81 Young. Amy; Senatobia; 79 Young. Debbie Lynn; Helena. AR; 80 Young. Dianne; floulka; 79 Young. Jim Ross; Aberdeen; 81 Young. Kathleen Mane; Madison; 81 Young. Ora Dell; Starkville; 81 YoungbUxxl. Frank M. Jr.; Jackson; 79 Younger. Steve; Louisville; 79 Yuja. Giovanni J.; Tchula; 79 Zachary. Timothy K,; Starkville; 79 Zachry. John I.; Jackson; 79 Zaiesky. Alexander; Bolivia. S. A.; 81 Zebert. Jonathan Lee; Pearl; 79 Zecha. Don; Pascagoula; 81 Zepponi. Anthony; Leiand; 80 Zuccaro. Jean Mane; Jackson; 81 These two codgers were members of Mississippi A M ' s first graduating class. They are pictured here on a return to their Alma Mater. They have discovered classmates and are discussing the innovations and improvements that have occurred at their col- lege. The back of this old photograph recorded them as asking one another, Can you believe this is the old A M? 425 Senior Credits ABLES, JERRY: SAM. Ag. Econ Club. Accounting Club- ADAMS. NANCY: MSU Majorette, MSU Symphonic Band. ADAMS. RHENA ELLISHA: BSU; Execu- tive Council. ,ASSW ADAMS. WlLi.iAM W,. JR.: IEEE. Martial Arts Club. S A Weighlliflmg Club. AGNEW. SA.M: Sigma Chi. Ag. Econ Club, Rho Gamma. School of Agriculture and Home Economics: Pres.. IFC Editor. REVEILLE; Head Photographer. Society of Collegiate Journalists. Order of Omega, AGNEW. WALKER SPICER: Sigma Chi. UPC. Travel Chairman. Ag. Econ Club. AINSWORTH. KATHV: Alpha Delta Pi. Pi Sigma Epsilon AKIN. KATHY. ASSW, NASW. Phi Thela Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi. ALDRIDGE. SHELLEY: Zela Tau Alpha ALEXANDER. DAVID W.: IEEE: Sec, Intramurals. BSU. ALEXANDER. DANIEL W Pi Kappa Alpha. ALFORD. THOMAS ALLEN BSU: The Fisherman. Accounting Club. ALLEN. JERRY D Farmhouse. FFA. Agronomy Club. ALLEN. CYNTHIA A Alpha Lambda Delta, Zeta Tau Alpha, Kappa Pi: Sec. Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister. ALLEN. JOYCE MARIE: AA + , Wanawake: Pres . ASSW: Treas , Rice Hall Council. ALLEN. KATI LEANNE: Theta Tau Little Sister. ALLEN. LYNNE: Kappa Delta, UPC: Spe- cial Events Chairman, Miss MSU Pageant Committee. Compass Club, Committee of 82, Omicr in Delta Kappa ALLEN. ROGER C: Alpha Tau Omega, Society of Petroleum Engineers: Sec , Phi Epsi- lon Tau, Sec-Treas.. Tau Beta Phi. J. P. Applewhite Scholarship. ALSTON. SALLY L.: K appa Omicron Phi: V. Pres.. Home Ec. Club. ALVEY. VICKI: Phi Chi Theta. Accounting Oub ANDERSON. DAVID: Intramurals. Ag. Econ Club. NAM A, ANDERSON. JIM: Pi Kappa Alpha, ASC- AIA ANDERSON, JOHN MICHAEL: Horticul- ture Club. ANDERSON. MICHAEL A Triangle ANDERSON, NEIL: Scotch Guard, BSU: Fisherman. ANDERSON. TONYA: Social Work Club, NASW. ANDING, R, CHARLES: Phi Kappa Phi, Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE ANDREW. RAY: Landscipe Contracting Oub ANGELO. OLGA DEMEIRIUS: Sigma Chi Little Sister. Kappa Delta. MSU Varsity Cheerleader, MSU Bulldog Belle, UPC Special Event.s Committee. Kappa Pi. APPLEWHITE. JAMES: Poultry Science Scholarship, Poultry Science Club. ARANT. DAVID: Ag. Econ Club, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ARMSTRONG. RICK: UPC Video Tape Commitcee. General Agnculiure Club. Block and Bridle Club ARNOLD. ELIZABETH: Kappa Delta, Blackfrairs, MSU Chorus and Chorale. ARRINGTON. SARA: Delta Delta Delta, Home Ec Club. L ' PC Fine Arts Committee. Interior Design Club: V. Pres. ASH. LINELL: Phi Chi Theta. ASHFORD. BENNIE: IRHC. SAM. Univer- sil Disciplinary Council. REFLECTOR and DA WCS ' BITE Photographer. ASHLEY. SYLVIA LYNN: Phi Chi Theta. Accounting Club. ASKEW. DAN: Ag. Econ Club. Livestock Judging Team 1977. AUSTIN. M ' LOU: Alpha Chi Omega: Treas.. Alpha Tau Omega Little Sister. Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Chi Theta. Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Alpha Psi. AUSTIN. SUSAN: Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister. Kappa Delta Pi AVERY. TONY: Forestry Club, Sigma Pi, AYCOCK. JUDY A.: ASSW. Kodokon Judo Oub. BABB, RICHARD JOSEPH: MSU Band, Co- chairman Greek All Sing, Lambda Chi Alpha: Treas. and Pres. BACKUS, ALAN ORIN: Tau Beta Phi, Etta Kappa Nu: Pres.. IEEE, Triangle: V Pres.. Duggar Hall Social Chairman. BACKUS, PATRICIA: AICHE, CHE Honor Society. SEW BAILEY, THOMAS HERBERT, JR WMSB News Staff, Mississippi State Broadcasters: Pres.. Committee of 82, Chairman. Reflector News Editor. Young Democrats. BAIRD, ANN ELIZABETH: Phi Mu: Pledge Trainer. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister. Kappa Delta Pi. UPC Secretary. BALDWIN. WILLIAM G.; lota Lambda Sigma. Accaccia. Industrial Education Assn. BALENTINE. WILLIAM RAY: ASCE. BALIUS. ALVIN R : IEEE BANAHAN. JOHN A.: Student Services Committee BANKS. KENNETH BUFORD: Ag Econ Oub. ROTC BARBER. JOHN S. JR ASME BARGER. NANCY: Chi Omega. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister, President ' s Read- missions Council, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Lambda Theta BARLOW, JAN: Sigma Alpha lota. BARLOW. JEAN: Honorary Member Delta Delta Tau BARLOW, VICTORIA ADELLE: Inler-Var- sity Christian Fellowship. BARNETT. SUZANNE: Phi Theta Kappa. BARRENTINE, CARRIE MSU Majorette, MSU Symphonic Band, MSU Flag Corps, Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Alpha lota. BARTH.DAN MSL ' Bank. Circle K Club BARRON, GREGORY B : Phi Theta Kappa, Accounting Club BATE, JERRY T.: University Christian Stu- dent Center, Ag. Econ Club. BATSON. REBECCA: Delta Delta Delta. Angel Flight, Compass Club, UPC Recreation Committee, Llniversily Christian Fellowship. BAUGH. BARBARA Rice Pres . Treas BEAMON. VELMA ELAINE Pi Sigma Epsi- lon. BEATY. JAMES L . JR : Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Intramurals. BEDDINGFIELD. WILLIAM KEITH: Phi Kappa Phi. Pi Tau Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. Alpha Chi Omega Big Brother. MSU Marching. Sym- ph.mic and Stage Bands. ASME. AMOCO phonic, and Stage Bands. Foundation Scholar 1477 BEELAND, GARY: Landscape Contracting Oub. BELL. SYDNEY W., Ill: Wesley Foundation. BEI.K. PAUL VENOY, JR : Phi Kappa Tau, Intramural Council: Sec, Order of Omega: Pres , Freshman Cheerleader, PE Club, SMEA, L PC Recreation Committee. BENNETT. A. MARK. Ill: Ag. Econ Club. NAMA. BENNETT, SUE: Orientation Navigator 197b. BENSON, BUTCH: LIPC, Intramurals BERRY. KATHY: Phi Beta Lambda. BSU BIANCA. DAMIAN P.: ROTC, Scabbard Blade. BIBBS. IDONIA KAY: AA-I-. Allied Health Service. UPC. BILBO. WILLIAM LYNN: IEEE. Eta Kappa Nu. Tau Beta Pi. BIRD. JANE: Chi Omega: Pres.. Omicron Delta Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi. Sigma Alpha lota. Madngal Singers. MSU Choir. Compass Cub, President ' s Standing Committee Home- coming. Miss MSU 1st Alternate, MENC, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities, BISHOFF, MONTE WILLIAM: Phi Kappa Tau. BLACK, CYNTHIA DIANE: Pre-Vet Club, Dairy Science Club. BLACK, JAMES M, JR.: Kappa Alpha. BLACK, SUSAN Chi Omega, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister, Home Ec. Club. BLACKWELL, MICKEY Tau Beta Phi, Phi Kappa Phi, AICHE. BSU. ROTC Rangers BLACKWOOD. OLIN M : Wesley Eounda- Uon. Intramurals. ROTC. BLAKE. GARY LEWIS: MS State Broadcast- ers Club. Society for Collegiate Journalists. WMSB BLANTON. RICHARD L : AFROTC, Arnold Air Scxiety. AlAA. Skylab Achieve- ment Award, Apollo Soyuz Test Project Achievement Award, NASA Group Achieve- ment Award BLEDSOE. CYNTHIA N : Alpha Zeta. Kappa Omicron Phi. Home Ec. Club. Alpha Zeta Scholarship. BLISSETT. KAREN DENISE: Poultry Sci- ence Club BLOCKER. ADRIAN: Delta Chi: Corres. Sec. Forestry Club. IFC. BOATMAN. MARY SUE W.: MENC. BOBB. JOHN L.: Ag Econ Club; Treas BOBO. GEORGE: MSU Band. Lambda Chi Alpha. BOLEN. BRUCE: Rodeo Club. Block and Bridle BOLER. ANGELIA Y MSU Choir BOLER. HAROLD W. MSU Choir. MSLI Band BOLER. RUDOLPH Phi Thela Kappa. Ag Chemical Council Scholarship. BOOZER. IDYLETTE: Delta Gamma. Com- pass Club. Home Ec Club. UPC Fine Arts and Holicay Entertainment Committees. BORROMEO. ANNA H : SMEA BOUCHER. ROBERTS.: ROTC. BOUNDS. MARK S : SA V. Pres.. Blue Key; V. Pres.. Elder Statesmen. Kappa Sigma, V. Pres.. REVEILLE Sports Editor. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and L ' niversities, Execu- tive Asst. to SA President. Alpha Kappa Psi. Committee of 82. BOURLAND. MARTHA J : Delta Gamma. Panhellenic Treas. Kappa Delta Pi. SMAE. L ' PC Holidav Entertainment Committee. AWS. BOWEN. CINDY Delta Delta Delta; Educa- uon Chairman. Historian, Hostess Club. Phi Beta Lambda BOWEN. JOHN Will: General Ag. Club. V, Pres BOWRON. HENRY ALLEN: ACM. BOYD. MELVIN L.: Triangle. AIIE. BRADSHAW. LAVELL AlEE BRASSELL. BEN: Tau Kappa Epsilon BRASWELL. RANDY: AlFD. Pres BRASWELL, WAYNE: ASAE, Pres.; Tau Beta Pi. Corr. Sec: Engineering Council Rep- BRENNER. JAMES P.: Hamlin V. Pres., Judicial Council Chairman: MSU Band. lEA. BRETT. BRACKY PE Club. Michael Tur- nipseed Memorial Scholarship. ASTP. BRICE. MARSHA ANNE: Dairv Science Oub. Food Science Club. Block and Bridle. Alpha Zeta. 1976 Dairy Products Judging Team. BRIDGERS. JACK: Ag. Econ Club BRIDGFORTH. WILLIAM F : Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Ag. Econ Club. BRISTER. ROBERT H.: lEA. SAM. National Association for Industrial Technol- og.V BROWN. BEVERYLY ANN: Reflector Staff. AA-I-. BROWN. CHARLES A. S A Weightlifting Oub. Rodeo Club. BROWN. DAVID RUSSELL: Lambda Chi Alpha. Reflector Staff. Philo Demos. SA Sena- BROWN. JULIAN ARTHUR Alpha Epsi- lon Delta. BROWN. MARY ANN: Black Voices. AA -(- BROWN. NATHAN O ' NEAL: FFA BROWN. SUSAN: UPC Video Tape Com- mittee. BROWNING. JAMES C. JR.: ACM, Upsi- lon Pi Epsilon BRUEMMER, DARRYL R : AETB Club BRUMFIELD. MICHAEL: ASME. Phi Theta Kappa. BRUNOW. STEVEN E.: Phi Theta Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi. Distinguished Military Stu- dent. Superior Cadet Award. BRYAN. JAMES: Accounting Club. SAM. BUIE. FREDERICK AIIE. National Society of Black Engineers. Advisory Committee on Human Relations. Alpha Phi Alpha, Pres. BURDEN, LARRY D : BSU, Campus Cru- sade for Christ, AICHE. BURKES, ANGIE MSU Fashion Board, V. Pres.. Phi Mu, Scotch Guard, REVEILLE Beauty, Miss MSU, Home Ec. Club. BURKHARTER. BOBBY Ag Econ Club BURKS. JACKIE L . JR : Triangle. Phi Eta Sigma. S. D. Lee Honors Program. Alpha Zeta. Pre-Vet Club. BURLESON. PAMELA DELYNN: Farm- house Little Sister. SMAE. BSU. BURLESON. SHARON J. SMAE. CEC BURNHAM. JAMES DONALD MSU Band. Triangle. Xi Sigma Pi. BURNS. FRANKLIN THEODORE. JR.:. Kappa Sigma. BURNS. SANTA D.: Phi Lambda Pi. Pi Omega Pi. Phi Beta Lambda. National Busi- ness Education Assn.. Mississippi Business Education Assn. BURRIS. JOHN A : Society of American For- esters. Forestry Club. BLSBY. LESLIE: IE A. lota Lambda Sigma. BLITSCHEK. ANTHONY: PE Club. BYCODSKI. JAMES C: DECA Club. BRYAN. MELISSA ANN: Alpha Lambda Delta. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Phi Kappa Tau Little Sister. Phi Kappa Phi BYRD. GEORGE O, 111: Forestry Club. CADE. GLORIA A : Kappa Delta Pi. CALDWELL JOHN R : Forestry Club. CALDWELL. RICKY: ASCE. CAMBRE. CYNTHIA CLAIRE: Delta Gamma. UPC Entertainment and Holiday Entertainment Committees. AWS Treas.; Interschool Council. Dean ' s Cabinet of Educa- uon. Pres . SMAE. Kappa Delta Pi. CAMPBELL. CHARLES RICHARD Soci- ety of Physics Students. CANDLE. CHRISTY ANN: Delta Gam na. Phi Beta Lambda. SMAE. CEC. CARLEY. KAREN: CEC. Pres CARLISLE. LINDA ROSS: Alpha Lambda Delta. Kappa Omicron Phi, Alpha Zeta, Block and Bridle Club, Dietetics Club, Home Ec Club. CARLSON. STEPHEN: MSU Baseball, Fel- lowship Christian Athletes. CARPENTER. PAM: UPC Special Events Committee. Reflector Staff, Kappa Delta, C ARRAWAY, JOSEPH WARREN: Pre- ' et Club: Pres.. Treas.. Alpha Zeta. 426 -ARTER. DONNA: PE Club, Weighllifling hub. :ARTER. GWENDOLYN E Delia Sigma rhcta. :ARTER, KATHRYN MILAM Chi Omega, ■hi Bela Ijmbtia. L PC Comm :ARTER, MIKE PEClub, Pres ARTER. ROLAND GLENN Forestry nub ARETER, WANDA: MSU Ladv BullJog iaskelball Team. MSU Volleyball Team. :ARVER. MICHAEL J : IEEE :ASE, JAMES S IEEE :ASEY. DONALD LESLIE: SAM. :ausey, tommie l afrotc. :AVER. CLAY: Pre-VelClub :HAMBERLIN. DEBORAH Phi Mu. Pi Cappa .Alpha Liltle Sisier. :HANEY. SARA ELAINE: Phi Thela Cappa. Pres.: Accounting Club. :HAPMAN. ROBERT: Alpha Kappa Psi. :HiLDRESS. MARY KATHRYN: Phi Cappa Phi. Kappa Delia Pi. MENC, Sigma klpha Iota. MSL Chorus, MSU Marching and i mphonic Band rniSOLM. MARGARET LYNN Ph. Theta Cappa :HR1ST1AN. PAMELA SUSAN: SMEA. :HLRCHILL. JENNIFER: Chi Omega :LARK. CYRUS E : Triangle. Tau Beta Pi. Lia Kappa Nu. IEEE. Phi Eta Sigma. :LARK. LINDA ANN: Alpha Delta Pi. S. D s Honors Program. President ' s Readmis- iions Committee. Hathorn V. Pres,. Alpha -amoda Delta :LARK, MARKCANNA DAVIS, JR Beta Mpha Psi, , ' ccountmgClub :LARKE, FLGENE S., IV: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Accounting Club, :LINE, IDA: Kappa Delta, MSU Fashion 3oard, Phi Beta Lambda, MS Business Fduca- lon Assn . Sigma Chi Derb Darling, Sopho- nore Homecoming Maid, Homecoming )ueen :L0WER, NANCY WESLEY: Phi Lambda Pi, V Pres, :XX HRAN. LYNN: Phi Mu. Sigma Alpha lota. MSU Symphonic Band. MSL ' Stagehand Singer. MENC. MSU Majorette. COCHRAN. RODNEY C : Table Tennis Hub: Pres. COCKRELL, FRANKLIN: AA + ,SA Social Committee, Wanawake Sweetheart, COCKRELL, SHARON: Home Ec Club COLE, GEORGE R,: Landscape Contracting Gub, Circle K, COLE, HITLON: MSU Soccer Team, COLE, LARRY T,: Society of Petroleum Eingineers. Society of Black Engineers, COLEMAN CATH ! : Kappa Pi COLEMAN SHERRA Phi Beta Lambda COLEMAN, TOMMY: Ag, Econ Club COLLL M, EDDIE C: Phi Theta Kappa, SAM COLLIER JLDITH E AA + , Kappa Kit- tens Club COLOTTA, BETH: Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Zeia Outstandine Pledge, Kappa Omi- cron Phi, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Delta Pi, Angel Flight, Blue Kniehts Drill Team, Bridal Fair Model, Home Ec Club, COMER, RANDAL: Business Law Club, Business Club COMPTON, LIBBY: Delta Delta Delta, Scotch Guard, Siama Chi Little Sister, Alpha Zeta, InterschooT Council, SA Asst Treas,, Agriculture Cituncil, Rho Gamma, Home Ec Oub, REVEILLE Section Head, College of Agriculture Sec , Committee of 82, UPC Spe- cial Esents and Social Committees. Interior Design Club CONNER. LOUIS W ; Eta Kappa Nu: Sec , Theta Tau, IEEE CONWILL.JANIE: SMAE.CEC COOK, BETTY CAROL Delta Delta Delta, MSL Dogcatcher, Scotch Guard, Kappa Delta Pi, College Republicans, President ' s Centen- nial Ciimmittee, Hathorn Pres,, IRHC, COOLLY, TERRY ANN: Phi Thela Kappa, MENC, Innersits Choir and Chorale, CT)OPFR, MARK BSU: Pres , Campus Rela- Ui ns, Intramural Sports Council, PE Club, COOPER, ROBFRI 1 HOMAS: General Ag Club, Compass Club, BSU, COPPRL E, RENA ASSW CORDLE, ROBERT EARL. JR Accounting Club. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, CORNELIUS. KATHY: CEC COTHRAN. THOMAS B . Ill: AICHE. AICHE Honor Society CT)WAN. MELVTN D. JR : Landscape Architecture Club, CO. , PHYLLIS ANNE: MSU Band, CRANFIELD, DEWEY OTIS. JR : Delta Sigma Pi CRAWFORD. DAVID FONDREU: Sigma Phi Epsilon. Pres : SA Senator. Dairy Science Oub. CRAWFORD. FRANK S Pre-Vet Club. Block and Bridle Club, Dairy Science Club. CRAWFORD. JOYCE: ASSW CRAWFORD. SHEP: Wesley Foundation, FFA CRAWLWEY ANTHONY L S D Lee Honors Program, ROTC, Uniyersity Aca- demic Honesty Committee, University Com- mencement Committee, Alpha Phi Alpha, REFLECTOR Staff CRENSHAW, PAMELA BSU, SAE. Agri- cultural Missions. Kappa Delta Pi. CEC CRISLER. ROBERT W IEEE, Triangle, Pres.Sec :IFC, BSLi CRCX)K THOMAS NEIL Delta Sigma Pi, L PC Holiday Fnterlainmeni Committee, Wes- ley Ftiundaiion CROSBY, ROBERT H ASCE, Triangle, Pres CROUTHER. JOSEPH: AA-t-. AAS, SPS, CROW, KAY DEPOYSTER: Phi Theta Kappa CROWDERSCOITY BSL : Pres Freshman Council: Committee of 82 CLLBERSON, MICKEY: Kappa Alpha, Dagger Man for Kappa Delta CLNNINGHAM, CURTIS: MSU Rugby, IRHC, Suttle Hall Pres, Theta Tau, lEEEE, MSL Skvdisers, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Phi, Phi Kappa Phi CUNNINGHAM. KEVIN D, Sigma Phi Epsilon: V, Pres,, Pi Sigma Epsilon DAHL, DERRICK: Ag, Econ Club, Alpha Zeta, Phi Theta Kappa, DALEY. BASIL I. Eyans Hall Pres. Direc- tor SAACL RH. IRHC, Judicial Council: Fac- ulty Evaluation Committee, Committee of 82 DALLAS. JENN YE: Pi Sigma Epsilon, DANIEL, TOM: BSU, V Pres, Freshman Council: BSU, Pres „V, Pres. DANIELS. JAMES I : AIAA. Phi Thela Kappa DARBV. MICHAEL L,: Phi Eta Sigma, M- Club: Pres,, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, MSU Baseball, Athletic Council, DAVIS, BARNEY, JR: Chi Epsilon. ASCE, DAVIS, CECILIA JO: MSU Band. Clarinet Choir DAVIS. DWIGHT DAVID: Horticulture Oub. Parks and Recreation Club. MSU Con- quistadt)res: Pres,, Miss, Soccer Assn, DAVIS, EFFIE L,: Phi Beta Lambda, Black Voices, AA-t- , DAVIS, JAMES D : Catholic Student Assn,, Theta Tau, AIAA, Sigma Gamma Tau DAVIS MARUIS ELOISE CEC, SMEA DAVIS, MELINDA: Delta Gamma, MSL Fashion Board, Angel Flight, MSU Dogcatch- ers. Cardinal Key, Kappa Omicron Pi, Interior Design Club, Home Ec Club, DAVIS, ROBERT B : Pi Sigma Epsilon: Beta Cjamma Sigma, DAVIS, WANDA MAXINF: Home Ec Club, A + DAVIS, WILLIAM A, JR Poultry Science Club: Pres,, Embryn Staff DEAN, NATHANIEL: S, D. Lee Honors Council, Black Voices, Society of Physics Stu- dents: Sec, DEAS, WARREN: AIAA, Pres,. Engineering Student Council; Sec . Interschool Council, Theta Tau, DEATSON, LINDA ANN: Kanpa Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, CEC, SMAF, AW.S DECKER, JACQUELINE E Home Fc Oub, Interior Design Club DENSON, CHAD: Ag Econ Club, Campus Crusade for Christ DENTON, HAROLD S,, JR : Lambda (hi Alpha, DERIVALIX, MARY: Beta Gamma Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Chi Theta, Delta Delta Delta DICKARD, FOSIFR Forestry Club, Wild- bfe Stxiety DICKENS, DIANA LYNN MSl Margin Band, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Allied Health Sci- ences Club, DILL, SHERRY A Phi Beta Lambda DILLARD. DAVID ERNEST: Agronomy Oub DILLINGHAM KIRBY Kappa Delta, Kappa Delta Pi DIPOS, HAI Block and Bridle Club, DONALD, CHARLIE: Phi Kappa Tau. Xi Sigma Pi, MSL ' Forestry Club: Pres,, School of Forest Resources, V Pres, DONNELL, DONNA LYNN: DECA Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Kappa Delta Phi, DONNELL, C3AIL DECA, lEA. MSU Ten- ms Team [X)UGLASS, GREGORY ALLEN: BSU, Pre-Vet Club. Phi Theta Kappa. Science Club, DOWNS, TERRY ALLEN: IEEE, Triangle. CoTT Sec : Hightower Hall Social Chairman, DRAKE, REBECCA REVEILLE Section Head, REFLECTOR Staff, Society for Colle- giate Journalists, Pres,, Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Delta, MSL ' Dogcatchers, Compass Oub, Committee of 82, SA Judicial Council, Sec DRAKE, JOSEPH T : Phi Kappa Tau: Rush Chairman, i Sigma Pi, Forestry Club, School of Forest Resources, Pres,, Alpha Chi Omega Big Brother DRAKE, PRINCILLA: SAM, Wanawake StKiely, MSU Dogcatchers, DRL ' MGOOLE, EMMFTT CARL: Alpha Phi Alpha, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfornia, Pre-Iaw Society, AA-I-, Black Voices, DRYDEN, MELODY ANN: Phi Chi Thela, Pres : Pi Sigma Epsilon, UPC Special Events Committee DUNN, BARRY DALE: Poultry Science Oub, Alpha Zeta. DL ' NN. SUZANNE ROUSE: Pi Omega Pi, Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Lambda Pi, EARNEST. J DAVKL: Evans Hall Repre- sentative. IRHC. Pres.: Student-Faculty Organizations Committee. Big Brother, Del- egate to NACL ' RH, Outstanding Young Man oi American Award EARNHEART, MYRA: Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Omicron Phi, Interior Design Oub EASLFY, DAVID D, Evans Hall Treas., IRHC, Treas , Outstanding Young Men of Amenca FJkSLEY, JOHN M,: AIIE, Alpha Pi Mu, EASON, EDMOND: Ag, Econ Club EASONBICK ASCF EBEY, JEANNE J : Zeta Tau Alpha, Com- pass Club, BSU. C ampus Crusade for Christ. CEC EDGE. YVONNE: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Isi V Pres,: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister, Home Ec Club, EDISON, BRL ' CE W,: Alpha Phi Alpha, Hamlin Hall Treas, AA-1-, Black Voices. MSU Wcighlliftmg Team ELEY. ROBERT B Chi Epsilon. ASCE ELIZABETH. SARA: Phi Alpha Theta ELMERICK. JOHN A,: ASME, ENGLAND, JAMES ROBERT, JR,: Scab- hard Blade, Evans Hall Judicial Council, ERVIN, BOBBIE Kappa Kitten Club, Phi Bela Lambda, Business Education Club. Sec- retarial Science Club EL BANKS, ELLA CiAIL: Zeta Tau Alpha, Panhellenic Delegate, Scotch Guard: V Com- mander, Commander, National Commander of I ' Lspni de Corps. UPC Fine Arts Chair- man. Cardinal Key. Pi Delta Phi, V, Pres,, Kappa Delta Pi. Who ' s Who, Hall of Fame, EURE, RANDY Bela Alpha Psi. Intramu- rals EVANS, MARY ANN: Beta Alpha Psi, Sec; Beta Gamma Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Lambda Pi, Accounting CTub EVERIIT. ROBFRI Rl Vll I IE Section Head. Rho Gamma. Delta Sigma Pi. Phi Eta Sigma. SiKiely for Collegiate Journalists. Miss REVEILLi: Pageant Committee, Miss MSU Pageant Committee, I ' lddler tin the Roof, Phi Kappa Phi, EWING, KATHY J,; Phi Bela Lambda. DPMA. University Chorus, Alpha Kappa Alpha; V Pres, FAIRBURN, VICTOR T FFA FANCHER, JAMES LAWSON AICHE EANT, CAROLYN I..: Delta Gamma, 1st V. Pres, Rec, Sec; AWS, Pres,; Scotch Guard, Sec : Compass Club, ASSW, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and L ' niversities; Omicron Delia Kappa, Historian, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha I amhda Delta, Student Faculty Organi- zalions Committee. MSU Bicentennial Com- mittee. Commission on Status of Women, Car- dinal Key. V. Pres., Pres,; University Christian Fellowship, FARRIS. LARRY J,: Phi Theta Kappa, AFROTC, Industrial Education Assn, FARRISH, LENORA A Butler Hall, Pres,; Judicial Council, Alpha Phi Alpha Jewel FEEDER, KAREN: Zeta Lau Alpha, SA Sen- ator, Intramurals, FITZGERALD, LINDA FAY Alpha Kappa Alpha, CEC. FITZGERALD, ROBFRI H : ASCE, Chi Epsilon; V Pres FLINT, EDWIN A., JR,: Circle K. Pres.; V Pres . Slate of MS Multiple Sclerosis. Youth Chairman FLOWERS. ROBERT MICHAEL ROTC. Blue Knights. Color Guard. Marine Engineer- ing Tech StKiely . FLOWERS. SHEILA LYNN Beta Alpha Psi. FOK. ERIK REFLECTOR Photographer. Ping Pimg Club FORD. EDWARD K Alpha Psi Omega. Blackfriars Drama Society. S. D. Lee Honors Program FORESMAN. SUSAN: Delta Delta Delta. Omicron Delta Kappa. Alpha Lambda Delta. Kappa Delta Pi. MSL ' Varsity Cheerleader. Cardinal Key. Dean ' s Cabinet on Education, Interschool Council, PE Club, V Pres College of Education, REVEILLE Staff, Rho Gamma, FORMICONI, FREDDIE: Agronomy Club FOL ' NT AIN, AVA E,: Home Ec. Club. Black Voices. AA-i- FRAISER, JOHN ROBERT Pi Sigma Epsi- Uin, V Pres of Chapter Affairs, FRANTZ, CHRISTOPHER E Sports Car CTub, BOLEX ERASER, LARRY A,: Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman; Landscape Architecture Club FRAZIER,SUE D,: MSU Maroon Band FREEMAN MICHAEL HOWARD Phi Theta Kappa FRENCH, LINDA MSU Choir, Sigma Alpha Iota FRIDAY, JOY MAE: Home Fc Club, Farm- house Little Sister FRIERSON, VERA E: Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister FLLLEN, CANDICE L,: General Ag, Club, Pres., Sec , Agriculture Council. FLITRFLL. JOHN MAURICE: Lambda Chi Alpha. Alpha Zeta, Phi Eta Sigma, Delta Sigma, Pho-Tau Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa Blue Key, SA Executive Asst , SA Out- standing Senator, College of Agriculture; Pres , V Pres , Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and L niversities. Agriculture Council, GADDIS, DEBORAH A,: Forestry Club. SAF. Xi Sigma Pi. Campus Development Ctimmiltee. Masonite Scholarship CAGNE. HENRY LOUIS. JR AFROTC. Arnold Air Society. AIAA. GALINDO MEDARDO ALBERTO MSU Soccer Team Inler-Varsity Christian Fellow- ship GALLAIIFR, DFBRA L M Phi Lambda Pi, Kappa Delta Pi. GANZERLA. JOHN THOMAS Sigma Delta CTii. GARCIA, MICHAEL J : ACM 427 GARDNER. CYNTHIA ANN: ASCE; Sec. Pres,. SoLietN of Women Engineers. GARDNER. VIOLET: Phi Beta L:imbda. MSL ' Tennis Team. GARRISON. JAMES DAVID: Food Science Cluh. Dain Science Club. GATES. KEN: Delia Sigma Pi. GATHINGS. KENNETH: MSU Band. MSU Svmphonic Band. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Kappa Delia Phi. MENC. MSU Choir. MSU Stage Band. GATHINGS, SUSAN ELAINE: Pi Omega Pi. GAVIN. JANET GAYLE: UPC Special Events Committee. GERMANY. LOWERY ASCE GERMANY, REX: Forestry Club. SAP. GIBSON. GLORIA N.: Alpha Kappa Alpha. Historian: Alpha Lambda Delta, AA + , Accounting Clun GIBSON, PENNY: Omicron Delta Kappa, REVEILLE Editor-m-Chief. Miss REVEILLE Pageant Committee. Committee of 82. Chi Omega. Reflector Staff. L PC Puhlicitv Com- mittee. WMSB. Society of Collegiate Journal- ists. Sec: Pi Sigma Alpha. Pres.; Rho Gamma. Pres : Miss MSU Pageant Committee. Panhel- lenic Rush Book Editor. Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister College of Arts and Sciences Sec . Intcrschool Council. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and L ' niversities. Httmecoming Com- mittee. Bicentennial-Centennial Committee. MSU Navigator, MSU Board of Publications, Cardinal Key, Hall of Fame GILL. TINA J,: Phi Kappa lau Little Sister. GILLIAM, BOBY D Ag, Econ Club, NAMA: Sec.-Treas. GLIGANIC. MICHAEL FIORE Pre-Vet Club. Varsity Rifle Team, GODBOLD, CLIFTON B.: Lambda Chi .Alpha. Forestry Club. SAF GOFF. WILLIAM STEVEN: Society of Petrtileum Engineers: V, Pres , Pi Epsilon Tau: Sec , Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Sec. Engineer- ing Student Council. MSU Band; Sec. MSU Stage Band GOLDMAN. ARTHUR EUGENE: ASCE GOLDMAN. RICKY: Ag. Econ Club. GOODWIN. DAVID N. Chi Epsilon; Editor, GOODWIN, PAMELA KAY: Zela Tau Alpha. Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister. GRAVES. SIDNEY O., Ill: Alpha Tau Omega. Reflector Staff. Horticulture Club. Landscape Maintenance Club. GRAYCARLIN L : IEEE. GRAY. DEBBIE Kappa Delta Pi: Pres,, Dean ' s Cabinet on Education GRAYS, LINDA A,: Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Kappa Alpha, GREEN, BE FH: Chi Omega. Sigma Chi Little Sister. Alpha Zeta. Kappa Omicron Phi. UPC Publicits Committee. MSU Fashion Board, Miss REVEILLE Top 15 Finalist. GREGORY, JIM: Sigma Chi; Rush Chair- man, IFC, Blue Key, Elder Statesmen, Philo Demos, Landscape Architecture Club. Com- mittee of 82. GREEN. ROBERT W.: IEEE; Treas,, Engi- neering Student Council, Eta Kappa Nu. Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, MSU Band; V. Pres,. MSL ' Stage Band Manager. Freshman Design Graphics Award. Phi Kappa Phi Outstanding Freshman Award. GRICE. PHILIP: Sicma Nu; Sec. SA Sena- GRIFFIN. DAN: Philo Demos. Elder States- men. Kappa Alpha. MSU Choir and Chorale. BSU. REVEILLE. IRHC, IMA Sinfonia, Kappa Pi, MSU Band, UPC Fine Arts Com- mittee, Committee of 82, GRIFFIN, NANCY: Intramurals. Allied Health Professions, GROSS, WILLIAM A,: Reflector Staff, UPC Fine Arts Committee, GRYMES, WILLIAM J,: Forestry Club, Xi Sigma Pi, GUNN, GLORIA KAY: Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, BSU GUYSE, DOROTHY JANICE: Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister. HAILEY. MICHAEL W.: MSU Band; Squad Leader. Industrial Education Assn. HAIRSTON, CONNIE MECHELLE: Alpha Delta Pi, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister. Phi Chi Theta. MSU Bridal Fair, MSU Diamond Girl. Jr. Panhellenic. HAMILL. TERESA, Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Wpha Theta. Kappa Delta Pi. HAMILTON. BILLY C : Omega Psi Phi; Pres HAMPTON. NEWASSA MARGRUTH: Black Voices. AA-H, UPC Fine Arts Commit- tee. ASSW HAMRICK DEBBIE: Home Ec Cluh. NHEA HAND. ROBERT L Committee of 82. REV- EILLE Staff. Kappa Sigma; Public Relations and Alumni Chairman HANNA, WILLIAM R : Phi Theta Kappa, Accounting Cluh. HANNAFORD, TINA Chi Omega, V Pres , Angel Flight: Commander and Informations Officer, Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Pi; Treas , Pi Lambda Delta. Omicron Delta Kappa. Committee of 82. UPC Social Com- mittee. Phi Kappa Phi. Cardinal Key. HARDY. GEORGE F.: Entomology Club. HARDY. SHIRLEY Kappa Kitten Club, AA-I- HARALSON, BRENDA S : SMAE, Alpha Chi Omega, BSU, HAREROW, ROGER L : ASCE, Intramu- HARPER, THOMAS L : Circle K Cluh, Tri- angle, AFROTC, IEEE, HARRELL, NICK: Forest Products Research Society, Wood Tech. Club. Society of Wood Science and Technology. HARRINGTON. DONNA: MSU Band, Alpha Lambda Delta. Alpha Zeta. Dietetics Club. HARRIS. KIRK N.: ASME, University Clari- net Choir HARRISON, BETTY: Phi Theta Kappa, HARTMAN, PATSY: University Christian Fellowship, Phi Beta Lambda, National Secre- taries Assn HARVEY, JANET MITCHELL: Home Ec Oub, AHEA, HAGER, JACK Sigma Chi HAYES, RALPH EDWARD: MSU Varsity Football, M-Club, ASCE. HAYMIE, ROBERT: SMAE HEARD, THOMAS GEORGE. Ill: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Committee of 82. Agronomy Gub, Land Judging Team, HEATH, RONALD EDWARD: ASCE, Tri- angle. Suttle Hall Treas.. Chi Epsilon; Sec.- Treas HEBERLING. RONALD LEE Pre-Vet Oub.CircleKClub, HEMMATIANGHOLAM REZA AIME, HENDERSON, LARRY; DECA HENDRICKS, JAMES LAW, JR : Lambda Chi Alpha, Accounting Club. HENDRIX. MARSHA ANN: Phi Mu. HENSON. DAVID: Sigma Chi. Delta Delta Delta Big Brother HERNDON. TERYL M ACM. IM A Sinfo- nia. MSU Band; Squad Leader. MSU Stage Band. HESTER, ALICE LYNN; AIAA, Society of Women Engineers; Pres.. V. Pres., Engineering Student Council; V, Pres,. Inlerschool Council. HIBBARD. TAMARA A.: American Nuclear Society; V. Pres.. Pres.. Society of Women Engineers. Order tif Diana. HICKS. CHERYL: UPC Recreation Commit- tee. Kappa Delta. Phi Kappa Phi. HICKS. PAMELA ANN: MSU Band, MSU Majorette; Head. Sigma Alpha Iota; Pres.. Treas.. MENC. Kappa Delta Pi. HICKS. RHONDA GAY: Phi Beta Lambda: Historian. Pi Omega Pi. SMAE. MIGHT. NELSON: UPC Social Committee. Lambda Chi Alpha, HILL, NORRIS E„ JR.: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Ag. Econ Club. HINMAN. WILLIAM R : Phi Kappa Tau HITE.JOHN E. JR : ASCE. HI FT, PERRY L. ASME: Pres,, V, Pres,. Phi Kappa Phi, Engineering Hall of Fame, Engi- neering Student Council. Phi lota Sigma. HODGES. ANDREW H : IEEE. HOEXJES. DAVID CAREY; Ag. Econ Club. HOGAN. Tl M : Kappa Sigma. HOLLADAY, MUFFET; REVEILLE Sec- lion Head. Omicron Delta Kappa. Delta Delta Delta; Pres HOALIFIELD. TRAVIS W : Poultry Science Gub, HOLLIDAY. MARTHA ANN: Pi Omega Pi. Phi Beta Lambda HOLLINGSWORTH. CORBERT D.: ASAE; V. Pres. HOLLINGSWORTH. DARWIN B : MSU Band. Alpha Phi Omega. IEEE. BSU. HOLLIS. PETER R : Kappa Sigma, MSU Band. ASCE. Committee of 82. Chi Epsilon. HOLLOMAN. TONI: Phi Theta Kappa. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Orientation Navigator. HOLLOWAY. JOHN T.: Phi Beta Lambda, Phi Theta Kappa. Accounting Club. HOLSTON. EVA LYNN MSU Band. HOLT. GENERAL. Ill: Phi Beta Sigma. I EA HOOD, PATRICIA LYNN: Phi Theta Kappa, BSU, Christian Council on Campus, HOOPER, FAITH Phi Mu, Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Phi, Dean ' s Cabinet on EcJucation, Interschool Council, UPC Social Committee. HORN. SUSAN: Chi Omega; Rush Chair- man, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister, Alpha Zeta, Homecoming Maid; Freshman, Junior, Scotch Guard, Home Ec, Club, HOUSTON, BRLCE N IEEE, Tnangle HOWARD, ELIZABETH Delta Delta Delta. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Chi Theta, HOWARD, LAYNE PE Club, Tennis Team, HOWARD, STEVEN LIDELL: Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Kappa Psi. SAM. Beta Alpha Psi HOWELL, ANDY: Pi Tau Sigma, HOWELL, DAVIDOWEN ASCE, HUDSON, LINDA: Omicron Delta Kappa. Beta Gamma Sigma. Chi Omega; V. Pres.. Who ' s Who m American College and Univer- sities HUDSON. PATTY: Kappa Delta; Social Chairman. MSU Band, MSU Symphonic Band. MSU Majorette, UPC Recreation Com- mittee, HUDSPETH. VILLIAM D.: Landscape Con- tracting Club: V. Pres,, M-Club, Varsity Foot- ball. HUNTER. STEVE: Phi Kappa Alpha, HUFF, GARY R : ASCE. Wesley Founda- tion. UPC Special Events Committee, S, D, Lee Honors Program, Chi Epsilon; Pres,, Phi Eta Sigma, HUFFMAN, SUZANNE: Council on Excep- tional Children, HUGHES, YERBY L., Ill: IEEE, HUMBERG, DONNA MARIE: Alpha Zeta, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Omicron Phi, Home Ec. Club. Orientation Navigator. HUMPHREY. ELAINE: Chi Omega. Phi Chi Theta. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister. HUMPHREY. WILLIAM R : ASCE. Chi Epsilon. HUNT. MARY LEE: Chi Omega. Kappa Omicron Phi, Alpha Zeta, MSU Fashion Board, Home Ec Club. 4th Alternate Miss MSU Pageant. Miss REVEILLE. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Phi Kappa Phi. HUNTOON, PHILIP CARTER: ASME. BOLEX, Computer Science Club, HUSTON, ROBERT WILLIAM: MSU Golf Team, HUTCHINSON, SUSAN JANE: Alpha Delta Pi, V. Pres.. Corr. Sec ; Hathorn Hall President. V, Pres.; IRHC. A WS, Alpha Zeta, lUPE, JOE JR : M-Club, Kappa Alpha. MSU Golf Team. JAGNANDAN, JUNE: Phi Beta Lambda, JANETTE, KENNETH MASTON: Lambda Chi Alpha, Forestry Club, JARVIS, LISA DENISE: Kappa Delta. MSU Fashion Board. Bridal Fair Model. Home Eco- nomics Club. BSU. JENKINS. ALBERT: Arnold Air Society. JENKINS. NANETTE: National As.sociation of Social Workers, JENKINS, VICKIE SHARON: Wanawake. Ass ' t Sec. JENNINGS. MARY JOY: UPC Social Comm.. Phi Beta Lambda. Pi Omega Pi. BSU. JOHNSON. BILLIE J : Anthropology Gut Pres JOHNSON. HERBERT: ASCE. Alpha Ph Alpha. JOHNSON. JAMES S . JR : Acacia. Arnoli Air Society, IEEE, JOHNSON, JOHN D : Student Check Cash ing Facility, Chrm ; Delta Sigma Pi, Chancel lor, JOHNSON, LEATH Chi Omega, Pi Sigmi Alpha, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Chi Little Sister Sigma Chi Sweetheart, UPC Social Comn Committee of 82, Cardinal Key, JOHNSON, RICHARD L : Theta Tau, Blu Key, Omicron Delta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi AlCHE, Engineering Council, Interschoo Council, Engineering Student Hall of Fame, JOHNSTON, GEORGE B JR ASC AIA, V Pres JOINER, JAMES EDWARD: Phi Kappi Tau, Sec; Pi Sigma Epsilon, JONES, CAROL S : MSU Maroon Band MSU Flag Corps, Rice Dorm RA, Sec; CircU K.V. Pres,, Corr Sec JONES, CHRISTIE Delta Gamma, Compas: Club, Pi Sigma Epsilon, L;niv. Disciplinary Ctimm., Llniversity Christian Fellowship. JONES, DENNIS GREGG; Kappa Sigma Philo Demos. Pres.; Beta Alpha Psi. Pres. Omicron Delta Kappa. Treas JONES. FREDERICK: Kappa Alpha Psi Pres : IFC Judicial Council, Traffic Appeal; Comm. JONES. JENNIFER ELIZABETH Phi Mu Home Economics Club. JONES, TED L,: FFA, Suttle Hall Council, JORDAN. ELLIE: Alpha Delta Pi, Phi Ch Theta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister, JORDAN, PAUL K,: FFA KARN, CECILIA; AFROTC Cadet As.socia tion, Arnold Air Societv, Blue Knights AFROTC Color Guard, UPC Recreation Comm , Alpha Delta Pi. KEA, LUTHER W, JR.: Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Alpha Psi, V, Pres,; Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Mu Alpha Sinphonia, Historian, Treas,; Phi Eta Sigma, MSU ' Maroon Band. Intramurals, KEARNEY, PERRY ALLAN: American Nuclear Society KEEL. DENNIS M.: Semper Fidelis Society. KENNEDY. DEBORAH EYLEAN Beta Alpha Psi. V. Pres,; MSU Maroon Band. MSU Choir, Triangle Little Sister, Triangle Sweet- heart, DPMA KENNEDAY, FELIX DALE: Pre-Vet Club, KENNEDY, SUSAN: Kappa Delta Pi, KERR, DAVIS WILLIAM: Alpha Gamma Chi, KERSH, DEBORA LYNN: Delta Sigma Pi, Sec, KHALID,TANWIR: ASME KILBY, SANDRA C : Phi Mu, Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister, SMAE, UPC Social Comm. KILGORE, TONY R : REVEILLE. Section Editor, Ass ' t Editor; Rho Gamma, V, Pres,; S, D. Lee Hont rs Program, Delta Sigma Pi. His- torian; Blackfnars. DPMA. Society for Colle- giate Journalists. Miss MSU Pageant Comm.. Miss REVEILLE Pageant Comm. KIMBLE. JUDITH: AA-I-. Wanawake. Treas. KINDRED. HERBERTSTEVEN: IEEE. KING. JAMES DAYLE: Kappa Sigma. Philo Demos. Delta Delta Delta Big Brother. KING. TIMOTHY E,: Agricultural Econom- ics Club, KINSLEY, TERESA LYNN: BSU KIRKPATRICK, IRA: Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma, KNIGHT,JAMES BARRON; AICHE, KOOS. WILLIAM M JR,: IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, Sec; Tau Beta Pi, Pres, KOURY, MADELYN MARIE: Phi Mu, Lambda Chi Little Sister, KUYKENDALL, SUSAN G ; Alpha Chi Omega, Phi Kappa Tau Little Sister. MSU Martxin Band, MSU Majorette, Blackfriars, KYLE, DOUG: REFLECTOR, KYLE. SANDRA GAIL: Phi Chi Theta. Phi 428 Tiela kappa j CY. IRAMSM JR Horlicullure C ' luh. reas. j MBhRTH. I VNN Bela Alpha Psi. S D e Honor. Program. Accounting Club, AMBLRTH. MIKF Sksdivers. Wesles ■oundalion. ASC AIA ANCASTER. AMtl lA Phi Beia Lambda AND. W ' VVNE KhA j NE. ELIZABHTH DECELL Chi Omega, igronoms Club .ANCFORD. BARBARA RL TH ASCE. ec; SocielN of Women Engineers .ANGSTON. DAVID C : Bela Alpha Psi. Vesle Fi undaIion. .Accounting Club ARINDE II ABO H Home Economics lub ASTER. JAN Phi kappa Tau Little Sister, weethearl of Phi kappa Tau. ALRENCE WILLIEJ JR : AA + AWS. ELIZABETH DELL: Home Econom- :s Club. Dietetics Club AWSON. JANICE: Pi Omega Pi. Phi Beta -imbda AWSON. MAR ' i DEL Alpha Delta Pi. iush Chrm : Phi Chi Theta. Naming of the luilding Comm . Alpha Lambda Delta. S D £e Honors Council EE. MIRIAM Pi Omega Pi. Phi Beta jmbda EE. REBAD AA + EEORS. DAVID IEEE EIGH. JOE NICk kappa Sigma. Alpha ;psilon Delia. MSL ' Band. University Chris- an Center EMON ALESkA D ACM. AIIE. Alpha Lappa Alpha. AA + .ENTS. HEINO R,: M-Club. MSU Tennis earn. .ESLEY, PATRICIA F. Home Economics Tub. Farmhouse Little Sister. .ESTER. SHERILL ANNE: Delta Delta Jelia. Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Chi Theta. nterschool Council. Dean ' s Cabinet. V, Pres. f theSchixil of Business and Industry .EWIS. ERIC M.: Alpha Phi Alpha, .IMERICK. RITA k BSU. Phi Theta lappa, kappa Delta Pi. SMAE. .ITTLE. CAROLINE: Alpha Delta Pi, MSU Vomen ' s Volleyball Team. PE Club, UPC Va el Comm.. intramurals. Intramural Exec- live Council .ITTLE. WALTON S JR IEEE. Engineer- ig Council .IPE, HULBERT kappa Sigma. Philo )emos .IVINGSTON. DAVID E.: Alpha kappa Psi. h Sigma Epsilon. kappa Sigma. .IVINGSTON. MARK: Agricultural Eco- K mics Club, .ODEN. DL KE Phi Gamma Delta. Rec ec: Pi Sigma Alpha. Pres.. Intramural Sports ' ouncil. Stennis Forum. Committee of 82. Vho ' s Who in Amencan Colleges and Univer- ities. .OFTIN. ELAINE LANN: Delta Gamma. IMAE. UPC Holiday Entertainment Comm.. nlramurals. -OGGANS. KATHY MSU Maroon Band. HSU Symphonic Band. MSU Flag Corps, etetics Club, Alpha Chi Omega, Sec. .OGUE. kEITH Pi Tau Sigma, Treas.; rheta Tau. House Manager: ASME. Pres.. lee. Sec: UPC Lectern Comm.. Catholic Stu- leni Association. Intramurals, -ONG. JOHN WAYNE Tau Beta Pi. Alpha iMu. AIIE. .OOPER. RICHARD kENNETH: MSU jolf Team, -OTT. CHESTER JR ASM. German Club jOWERY. RANDY: FFA .UCAS. MARGARET FRANCES Delta jamma. Pres,. Corr, Sec: Student Director of he Union. Slate Chairperson for ACUT, Omi- :ron Delta kappa. Alpha Lambda Delta, rommitiee for Facilities Use. Centennial Spe- nal Events Comm.. MSU Leadership Worlc- Jiop Comm,. Committee of 82. Compass Club. DEFLECTOR. Cardinal key. Order of Dmega. Centennial Honorary, -USTER. RABUN JONES: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Agricultural Economics Club. LION, Al DRI I MARII kapp.l Delta Pi. Alpha 1 ambda Delta, Sigma Alpha lota. Pi Lambda Theta I nnersit Chorus. MSL Maroon Band. MSL Flag Corps. MSU Clari- net Choir. Blackfriars. L niversils Christkin Student Center, MACKAI. SARMI ALLounling Club. Intra- murals MADDl X.GENEAN Zcta lau Alpha. Sec. SMEA. Alpha Lambda Delta, kappa Delta Pi. Pi Lambda Lheta MADISON. KRYSTAL Phi Mu. Pres: Pi kappa Alpha Little Sister. Pi Sigma Epsilon. Phi Chi Theta. Panhellenic Council MAGEE, BECKY Zcta Lay Alpha. Alpha Umbda Delta. Phi Chi Theta. Pi Sigma Alpha, Pre-L.iw Socictv, AWS. Campus Crusade for Christ. BSL . Intramurals. MSL ' Women ' s Vol- leyball Team MANERS kATHY MARIE: kappa Delta. Home Economics Club. L PC Special Events Comm, MANNINCi. BASIL kEITH: BSU. Weight- lifting Club. MANNING. GINGER: SMEA. UPC Comm MANOR. MELANIE ANN: Alpha Chi Omega. Pledge Trainer: LIPC Entertainment Comm MARIS. CHARLES W JR Beta Alpha Psi. Pre-L,iw Society MARIIN.SARAJ BSL Executive Council. SMEA MASON. KATH ' l Compass Club. Home Economics Club MASSEY. BUDDY: Sigma Chi. Accounting Oub. REFLECTOR MASSEY. DONNA: kappa Delta. SA Sena- tor. ASC AIA. Treas, of School of Architec- ture, Interschool Council. MSU Dogcatcher MATHIS. ROBERT PHILLIPS: AED MATTIX. FLORETTE D,: AA-I-. Herbert Hall President. MSL ' Marching Band MAXEY. LELAND WAYNE: Semper Fidelis Society, MAXWELL. EDWARD ALLEN JR. Sigma Chi. UPC Travel Committee MAY. RAYMOND: Evans Hall. Treas,: IRHC. Comptroller, Pres,: South Atlantic AsstKiation of College and University Resi- dence Halls. Committee on Visitation. McADAMS. LEE: Alpha Tau Omega. McANNALLY. H ' KRY E PE Club. UPC VideoTape Comm. McANNALLY. LINNETTE: UPC Video- Tape Comm.. Phi Theta kappa. McBRYDE. JANA LEE kappa Pi. Phi kappa Phi McCain. kAY kappa Delta. CEC. kappa Delta Pi. Panhellenic Delegate. MSL! Fashion Board, McCLELLAN. DANIEL LANE kappa Sigma. Treas.: Beta Alpha Psi. Delta Delta Delta Big Brother McCONNELL. RICHARD RUSSELL Cor- rections Club. Phi Bela Sigma. McCULLOUGH. GLENN LONG JR Sigma Chi. MSU Varsity Cheerleader. Head; Bder Statesmen, kappa Delta Big Brother. SAM. Agncultural Econt mics Club, McDANIEL. STEVEN GREGG: Pi Tau Sigma. ASME, McDonnell, j, Gregory Landscape Contracting Club, Mcelroy. H, WAYNE: ASME. Tnangle. Treas, McEWEN. MARCIA LOUISE: Phi Mu. Home Economics Club McGRAW. CINDY: Delta Gamma. SA Sena- tor. AWS. Committee of 82. Committee of Political Affairs, MckEE. MARILYN: Dietetics Club. Home Economics Club, McKEY. WILLIAM CARROLL: Blackfriars. McKIBBEN. MICHAEL DAVID: AETB McLELLAND. KATHY Bela Alpha Psi. Accounting Club McLEMORE. DONNA: Beta Alpha Psi. McLURTY. JO ANN: AA -i- . Black Voices, National Association of Student Social Work- McMANUS, JACQUALIN LEA: Angel Flight, Administrative Officer, Executive Offi- cer; Intramural Executive Council, UPC McMANLS. JOHN A,: DPMA, McWII IIA.MS. H THOMAS: Lambda Chi Alpha .Mumni. Corr, Sec: Committee f 82, UPC I ecturn C t mm,. Chrm : Pi Sigma Lpsi- k n. Alpha Kappa Psi. V Pres MEGGINSON. JANII Kappa Delta Pi. SMLA MEI HEIMER DONALD L : ASME Ml k ELL. MIKE: Forestrv Club. Society of Amencan Foresters, MILEY, EDWIN W : MSLi Veterans C lub, Pres ; SAM. Pres.. Delta Sigma Pi. Chancel- lor, C ommittee t f 82, Commerce Cabinet, APICS, Control Society of AM A MILEY, MARY ANN: Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Lambda Theta, Delta Gamma, Compass Club, SMAE, UPC Enter- tainment Committee MILLER, MARK PAGE: kappa Sigma, Sec; Philo Demos, Elder Statesmen, Blue key, Oniicron Delta kappa. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Rho Ciamma, MILLS, VICkl LYNN: SA Senator, REFLECTOR, Society of Collegiate Journal- ists, kappa Delta Pi, MINCHEW, DEBORAH: Alpha Chi Omega, SAM, L ' PC Lectern Comm MINTON, ARTHUR: Lambda Chi Alpha, MINTON, CYNTHIA M,: Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister, MITCHELL, JAN: Interior Design Club, Hiime Economics Club MIZE. GARY LEIGHTON ACM. V Pres . L ' psilon Pi Epsilon. Pres, MIZE. PAUL: SA Senator. IFC Judiciary Council. Alpha Kappa Psi. Committee of 82. Kappa Delta Big Brother. Sigma Chi. Rush C hrm . Public Relations Chrm MOLPLS. MARGARET ELIZABETH S D Lee Honors Council. Lceguw Editor. BSU. Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Lambda Delta. MSU Choir. C ampus Crusade for Christ. MSL ' Navigator. MONSOLIR. FREDDY: Intramurals, MOORE. CHARLES THOMAS JR : Tau Kappa Epsilon MOORE. PHILIP RAY: Sigma Chi MOORE. JANIS FORBES: Horticulture Club. IRHC, MOREL. HOLMES: Kanpa Alpha. Chi Omega Owl Man. Intramurals, MORGAN. WANDA KATHLEEN Circle k Club. Home Economics Club. Alpha Chi Omega, MORRISON, PATTl CONN: CEC, SMEA MORTIMER, CHARLES L.: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Committee of 82, Pres of College of Business and Industry, Interschool Council, College of Business Cur- nculum Comm,. MSU Social Comm. MOSELEY. kAREN: Phi Chi Theta. Pi Sigma Epsilon. Rec, Sec : Zeta Tau Alpha. Alumni Chrm,: Feature Twirler for MSU Martx)n Band, Symphonic Band. SAM. Phi Beta Lambda. MSU Diamond Girl. Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister MOSBY. MARY SUSAN: UPC Fine Arts Comm . Chrm.; Union Program Council. Union Calendar Girl. Young Republicans. Omicron Delta Kappa. Kappa Delta Pi. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Delta Delta Delta, Publicity Chrm,; Panhel- lenic Council, Pres,, V Pres,, Rush Counselor, Delegate, Student Faculty Organization Comm,, Committee ()f 82, MULLINv .vlARTHA METCALFE: Delta Gamma. . ' .otch Guard. V, Commander; Com- pass Club V, Pres,; Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Kappa Ph Kappa Omicron Pi, Treas.: Cardi- nal Key. S c : Home Economics Club. Interior design Cli.i. Omicron Delta Kappa. Pi Sigma Epsilon. Alpha Ze ., MUNN. PATRICi K,: Beta Alpha Psi, MUNROE. ROBERT Phi Kappa Tau MLNSON. LUCY ANNE: MENC. MUNSON. ANN: Delta Gamma. Sigma Chi Little Sister. UPC Social Comm,. Conipass Gub. Home Economics Club. SMEA. Trea- surer of College of Agriculture. Interschool C )uncil MURDOCK. JAMES JACKSON: Ornamen- tal Horticulture Club. Sigma Chi, MURPHY, JIMMY H Delta Sigma Pi. Intramurals, MYERS. DONA LYNN: CEC. SMEA, Phi kappa Phi. Pi Lambda Theta. Kappa Delta Pi. Inlervarsilv C hristian Fellowship, Rice Dorm Judicial Council MYERS. MARk Society of Naval Archi- tects. Marine Engineering Technology Society. MYkOLYk, LOLISE: Horticulture Club. MYRICk. CAROLE Phi I ambda Pi MYRIC k. DWIGHI I) Iota Lambda Smma, Industrial I ducation Association. WeighlhftingClub NASH. LOLilE: Pi kappa Alpha, kappa Delta Pi NASH WARREN LESLIE: Delta Chi. I teas,. Alpha kappa Psi. Pi Sigma Epsilon. NALCiHFR. RLSSI I I CARTER: Phi Ciamma Delta. Historian. Pres,. Elder States- men, V, Pres , Philo Demos, Compass Club, SA Flections ( ommissioner, FFA, Alpha Zcta NAYLOR, HAROLD H, JR,: American Insti- tute of Industrial Engineers, Alpha Phi Omega, NEAL, IHOMAS: DEC A Nl ERGAARD, JOHNNY: Rodeo Club, Block and Bridle Club NELSON, VERNON: Forestry Club, SAF. NL.SPOLI, JOHN: MSU Track leam, M- Club, Landscape Architecture Club, FCA, Intramurals, NEUMANN, MARk E : AIAA, Treas.. V. Pres : Theta Tau. Engineering Student Coun- cil. Delegate: IRHC NEVELS. ROBIN Phi Chi Theta, Alpha Lambda Delta, V Pres . DPMA, Sec, Pres,; Hull Hall Judicial Council, Mckee Dorm Judicial Council, Circle k. Chaplain, Public- il . Cardinal ke . Who ' s Who in American Colleges and LIniversities, Young Republicans, NEWELL, SAML ' EL DEAN JR , kappa Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta NEWMAN MARC}ARET LOUISE Zeta Tau Alpha, I raternitv Education, Service Chrm , Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Chi Theta, SA Senator, Angel Flight, UPC Lectern Comm : Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Rho Gamma, REVEILLE Pageant Comm,, Cardinal Kev. Committee of Student Affairs, Blue Knights NEWION, DORIS ANN: Forestry Club, SAF, NEWTON, PATRICIA JEAN: Horticulture Club NOEL, LADY K Blackfriars, Alpha Psi Omega, Sec OAKES, RONALD: MSU Weightlifting Team, Weightlifting Club, ODLM, NANCY C BSU, Wesley Founda- tion, Hull Hall V Pres,: Home Economics Oub, Intramurals OLTREMARI, MICHAEL JOSEPH: REV- EILLE, Editor, Ass ' t Editor, Section Editor; Miss REVEILLE Pageant Director, Miss MSU Pageant Director, Rho Gamma, Pres.; BL LLDOG Editor, Omicron Delta Kappa. Who ' s Who in Amencan Colleges and Univer- sities. Centennial Comm . MSU Board of Pub- lications. IRHC. Smith Hall, V, Pres.; Society for Collegiate Journalists. Homecoming Comm . Committee of 82. O ' NEAL. DANA: Delia Delta Delta, Corr, Sec , Pledge Trainer, V, Pres,: Alpha Lambda Delta, Scotch Guard, Treas,; Phi Lambda Theta, Kappa Delta Pi, V Pres , Phi Beta Kappa, C ' arJmal Key, Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. O ' NEAL, MARCUS RUSTY: Triangle, IEEE, IFC ONFANEDA, CA.MILO F : MSU Soccer Team, AIIE, ORR, JEFFERY AA -f , Black Voices, Phi Bela Sigma, Kappa Delia Pi, Reader ' s Theatre, Bi-Centennial Comm OSBORNE, EDDIE ARAL Phi kappa Phi, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, ASME, OSIER, CURT H : Delta Sigma Pi, Treas., and Sr V, Pres,. Beta Alpha Psi, PACE. THOMAS B Philos Demos. Elder Statesmen. Blue key. Alpha Epsilon Delia, PAGE. MARGRETT ANN: Zeta Tau Alpha. Phi Beta Lambda. Home Economics Club. Sigma Phi Epsilon Litlle Sister PANNELL. JANIE: Kappa Delta Pi PARDIN. NORMA R : Phi Theta kappa. DECA PARDEE. BARBARA: REFLECTOR Edi- tor. Rho Gamma. SA Public Information Director. Debate Team. Alpha Delta Pi. Pan- hellenic Treas,: College Republicans — State Chrm,; Dogcatcher, UPC Publicity Comm.; 429 Publicdlion Board, Commission on the Status of Women. PAROL E. PAMELA JO: Kappa Delta Pi PARKER. CARL W. JR.: Farmhouse. PARKER. JEFFREY R.: ROTC. PARKER, MIKE: MSU Maroon Band. Industrial Arts Association, Iota Lambda Sigma. PARKER. WALTON Y. JR.: MSU Football Team. Phi Beta Lambda. PARKMAN. BRUCE M.: AIIE. PARTLOW, H GRAHAN III: Lambda Chi Alpha. PASSAILAIGUE. CATHERINE: Sigma Tau C eila. IRHC. Dormitory Pres PATTERSON. GUY: Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi Sigma Epsilon. PATTERSON. JEANNE DENISE Kappa Delta Pi PAITERSON. SUSAN R.: AIFD. Historian; Delta Gamma. PAYMENT. TIMOTHY: Eta Kappa Nu, Forestry Club. IEEE. PAYNE, PATSY: SMEA, UPC Comm. PEDIGO, PHYLLIS: Chi Omega, Drum Major of MSU Maroon Band. Phi Mu Alpha Little Sister. L ' niversity Christian Student Cen- ter Chorus. PEEPLES. SAMUEL HOLMES: BSU. FCA. PENDLEY. MARC: BSU PERRY. ALAN L : MSU Basketball Team. M-Club. Omega Psi Phi. PERRY. JEANNE: Phi Chi Theta. Phi Beta Umbda. Pi Omega Pi. SMEA. Kappa Delta, Treas.. Pres. PERRY. KAREN: Zeta Tau Alpha. Treas., V. Pres.; Dorm Treas.. Dorm Hal! Council, Asso- ciation of Student Social Workers, Intramu- rals PHILLIPS. LYNN MARIE: Pres of College of Arts and Sciences. Interschool Council. WMSB. REVEILLE. Miss. State Broadcast- ers. Sec SA Political Affairs. Chrm.. Alpha Lambda Delta. Compass Club. Phi Alpha Theta, V, Pres.: Starkville Chamber of Com- merce Advisory Comm.. Society of Collegiate Journalists. L ' PC Publicity Comm,; College and School Relations Advisory Comm., Hall of Fame PHILLIPS, MATTIE: Young Republicans, Pre-Law Society. A A -t- . Black Voices. PHIPPS PATRICIA ANNE: Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Pi. Sec; Phi Lambda Theta. Intramu- rals. PICKETT, JACK: SPE of Aime. Phi Theta Kappa. Phi Epsilon Tau. V. Pres. PIKE. JIMMY DOYLE: IEEE PUTS. CONSTANCE: Black Voices. AA-H. and SMEA. PLUNKETT. SANDRA: Pi Sigma Epsilon, SAM POLK. KERRY J : Sigma Alpha lota. PORTER. DANIEL: PEClub. POSEY. LYNN; Kappa Sigma. SA Senate. Pre-Law Society. Committee of 82 POSEY. SYLVIA O : Phi Kappa Phi, S D. Lee Honor Society, Chemical Engineerin g Honor Society. AICHE, Phi Lambda Pi. Pres., SA Senator. POST. ELIZABETH ANN: Kappa Delta. MSU Fashion Board. POTTS. KEITH: ASME, V. Chrm. Pi Tau Sigma. SAE. ATV Design Team, POUNDERS. DONALD: BSU. POYTHRESS. RICHARD L : IEEE PRENTICE. KATHY; Home Economics Club. Dietetics Club. Treas. PRICE. CYNTHIA LOUISE BALLARD Phi Theta Kappa. Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Assoc. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Alpha Psi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Delta Sigma Pi. Alpha Kappa Psi. PRICE. RICHARD D,; AETB Club. NAMA Club PRICE. SUSAN J.: Alpha Delta Pi. DECA. IRHC. Dorm Pres. PROCHASKA. MARK; Pi Kappa Alpha. PUCKhlT. BEN; UPC Video Tape. Chrm., Society of Collegiate Journalists. Kappa Sigma. PUCKETT. LILLIAN MARIE: Compass Oub. Scotch Guard, Zeta Tau Alpha, Pledge Trainer; Blackfriars, Kappa Delta Pi. UPC Fine Arts Comm. PUCYLOWSKI. ANTHONY; AETB PURNELL, THELMA: Dietetics Club, Wanawake, Home Economics Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Afro-American Plus. Black Voices. University Choir. Dogcatchers. Com- mencement Comm. PYRON. OTTIS B.: Landscape Contracting Gub. PYRON. WILLIAM F.: Kappa Alpha Frater- mty. MSU Cheerleader, QUAM. ALAN; ANS. MSU Choir QUEEN. WILLIAM W JR.: Martial Arts Oub. RAMSEY, JANE RENE ACM, Sec QUINN, RAYE R Phi Beta Lambda. Pi Omega Pi RANDLE. KENNETH CURTIS: Afro- Amencan Plus. Agricultural Economics Club. RANDALL. SHARMAN Chi Omega. Rush Chrm.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister. CEC. Intramurals. RANGEL, CARMEN; SPE. RANKIN. HARRY; Circle K, ASCE, Dorm Council RASBERRY, VALERIE Kappa Delta Pi RAY, JUDY; Farm House Little Sister, Hull Hall Council. RAY. LINDA ILENE Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Kappa Phi. Rice Hall Judicial Council. Campus Crusade for Christ, RAYBORN. VOLDl F.; ROTC, Scabbard and Blade, Sec; FFA. Parliamentarian, RAYMOND. BOB: Phi Gamma Delta READ. JEFFRY HAYS: Accounting Club, Alpha Kappa Psi. Blue Key. Omicron Delta Kappa. Pres,; Order of Omega, Sigma Chi. Corr, Sec. V, Pres,. Pres,, Interfraternity Council Eulitor, High School and Jr College Presidential Comm,. Zeta Tau Alpha Big Brother. REAL KEN; Forestry Club; SAF, Intramu- rals. REAVES. ROBERT A Block and Bridle Oub, BSU REED. SUZANNE ARNICE: CEC, V. Pres., Sec. -Treas.. Hull Hall Social and Sports Comm. REESE. CHARLIE; Alpha Phi Alpha. Black Voices. Pres.. CDC. LDC. REFLECTOR. REESE. KIMBERLY D : SMEA. REEVES. PAMELA S,: Kappa Delta, MSU Fashion Board, Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister, CEC. UPC Social Comm, REEVES, PAULA J : Kappa Delta, MSU Fashion Board, Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister, CEC, UPC Social Comm. REIN. JOHNNY: MSU Football Team, Landscape Contracting Club. REIN. OSCAR ROY: MSU Horticulture Cub. Pres,. V, Pres,. Program Chrm,; Alpha Zeta, V. Pres,. Program Chrm,. Agricultural Council. Suttle Hall Executive Council. Resi- dence Hall Association. Co-Chrm, of the Green Survival Program. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi RESTER. NORMAN VINCENT; Agricul- ture Economics Club. BSU. The Fishermen, REYNOLDS. JEFF UPTON; ASC AIA, Sigma Chi. Kappa Delta Big Brother. ACSA Student Counselor. Dean ' s Student Council for Architecture, REYNOLDS. KENNETH; Alpha Tau Omega. Treas, REYNOLDS. MIKE: Weightlifling Club. PGA RHODES. ANNE WINGFIELD: Glider Oub RICH. FRANCIE A AIIE. RICHARDSON. HAL S Delta Sigma Pi RICHBURG. HAL: Phi Gamma Delta. Alpha Zeta. Treas.; Alpha Delta Pi Big Brother. RIDERM. BILLY Chi Epsilon, ASCE, Kappa Delta Big Brother RIVE:S. LEANN: reveille Beauty, Kappa Alpha Rose, Kappa Alpha Old South Court, Delta Delta Delta. Home Economics Club. ROBERTS. BRADLEY E ; MSU Maroon Band. Wesley Foundation. Council Member. S. D. Lee Honors Program. Leegion Staff, ROBERTS. JAMES SIDNEY; Kappa Sigma. Pres.; Disciplinary Comm, ROBERTS. TRACY: Kappa Pi. V Pres. ROBERTS. TRENT: REFLECTOR. WMSB Sports Director. Broadcaster ' s Club. Society of Collegiate Journalists. Student Publications Committee, ROBERTSON, NANCY Alpha Lambda C lla. Phi Kappa Phi. Kappa Omicron Phi. ROBERTSON, THOMAS RICHARD: IEEE. Audion Engineering Society. Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship, ROBBINS. HOYLE DWAYNE: IEEE ROBINSON. JACQUELINE: Kappa Kitten Oub. Pre-Law Society, ROBINSON. MARK: MSU Martial Arts Oub. Treas,. Pres, ROBINSON. MICHAEL RICHARD; IEEE. ROBINSON. SUSAN ELIZABETH: PE Oub. Reporter. MSU Navigator, ROBINSON. WILMA: AA-I-. MSU Wom- en ' s Basketball Team RODRIGUEZ. FRANCISCO XAVIER; IEEE ROGERS. ANNE K.; MSLI Horticulture Oub ROGERS. GLORIA: Phi Beta Lambda. AA-H, ROSENBERG. STEVEN; MSU Weightlifting Team. Weightlifting Club. V. Pres,. Society of Petroleum Engineers. ROSENKRANS. DON REFLECTOR, WMSB. Karate Club, Skv Divers. MSU Update TV. Sigma Phi Epsilon. V, Pres.. FFA. ROSS. BARBARA DIANNE: Home Eco- nomics Club, ROSSKOPF, ELIZABETH LYNN; Phi Chi Theta. Alpha Lambda Delta. Account ing Oub. Delta Delta Delta. Scholarship Chrm. RUGGIERO. PATRICIA JOYCE; Sigma Tau Delta. Kappa Delta Pi RUSSELL. LYNN: Alpha Delta Pi. Pres . Alpha Epsilon Delta. Panhellenic RUSSELL. NINA ANGELA; MSU Chorus, MSU Madrigals, Sigma Alpha Iota, V. Pres., MENC, Sec-Treas, RUST. RICHARD M ; Agricultural Engi- neering Club, RUTLEDGE. BRUCE A, MSU Poultry Sci- ence Club RYE. MARY KATHRYN MSU Students Dietetics Association. Pres.; Home Economics Oub. Publicity Chrm,. Gamma Sigma Delta. Kappa Omicron Phi. Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Zeta. SAMMONS. CHRISTOPHER DANIEL JR.: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Beta Alpha Psi, SANDERFORD. LINDA C : Home Econom- ics Club. SANDERSON. CAROLE; Kappa Delta, Soc Chrm,, Big Little Sis Chrm , Recommenda- tions Chrm,, UPC Sec, UPC Holiday Enter- tainment Comm,, UPC Social Comm., Alpha Zeta, Home Economics Club, SANFORD, ANASTASIA: Hull Hall V, Pres.. IRHC. Compass Club. Correction Club. Lyceum Comm,. Marlial Arts Club, SANFORD. ELISA ELLEN: Alpha Delta Pi. Sec . Pi Omega Pi. Phi Beta Lambda. Reporter. Sec. UPC Comm, SANSING. JAMES E.: Alpha Phi Omega. Scabbard and Blade, SANSONE. MELANIE: Delta Sigma Pi, Cir- cle K, SALIL. RICHARD M,; PEClub. SCANLON. PAT: Delta Sigma Pi, Treas. SCHMIDT. WILLIAM: Arnold Air Society. Commander SCHOGGEN. DAVID C; IEEE. SCHOLTES. SHARON; School of Architec- ture. V. Pres , Student Chapter of American Institute of Architects. Interschool Council. Interior Design Club, SCOTT. EDWARD ALLEN: Poultry Science Oub. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Zeta Tau Alpha Big Brother. Pre Vet Club, SELLERS. LINDA DIANE Black Voices. SENTER. ALAN A.: Phi Eta Sigma. Delta Sigma Pi. Treas,. Senior V, Pres,. Pres, SEYMOUR. TIMOTHY HARRISON; Suttle Hall Floor Council. Weightlifting Club, ASCE. SHARP. GLEN A : Chi Epsilon. ASCE. SHAW. ROBERT D,; WMSB Disc Jockey, Stennis Forum, Pre-Law Society. SHAW. SUSAN A.: Zeta Tau Alpha. Service Chrm. CEC. SMAE SHEPHERD. PAMELA Arnold Air Society. SHERMAN. JOHN; Pi Kappa Alpha. Sec; IFC. Social Chrm SHIPP. DANIEL HUGH III: Phi Kappa Phi. Agricultural Economics Club, SIDDIQF, DHALID AZIZ; ASME. Circle K. Triangle. SILLS. LARRY GLEN; Societv of Physics Students. Arnold Air Society. AFROTC Cadet Corps Commander, SIMMONS, CINDY Kappa Delta, SIMPSON, SARALYN; Zeta Tau Alpha, Rec Sec. Pres.. Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister Pres SIMPSON. SHIRLEY Phi Beta Lambda, Lit- tle Sister of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia AA-t-. SIMPSON. WILLIAM DAVID: Alpha Epsi- lon Delta. Sec . Blue Key. S, D, Lee Honors Program. S D. Lee Honors Council. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Sec SIMS. LARRY FISHER: AA-(- SIMS. SUSAN: Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Chi Theta, Accounting Club SIMS, SUZANNE: Chi Omega. Intramural Chrm,. Elections Chrm.. Angel Flight. SA Sen- ator. Blackfriars, MSU Dinner Theatre, Rho Gamma, SINCLAIR. STEVE: Accounting Club. SINQUEFIELD. GARRY: Farmhouse. Sec, Block and Bridle Club. Soc. Chrm.; National Agriculture-Marketing Assoc. Agricultural [Economics Club. Intramurals. SLATER. E SCOTT: MSU Weightlifting Team, SLAUGHTER. GAYE: MSU Women ' s Vol- ley ballTeam. PEClub, SLAY. JAMES ROBERT: Phi Eta Sigma, MSL ' Forest Products Research Society, SLUDER, ROMA SUE: SMEA SMALLWOOD. BETTIE JEAN; Phi Kappa Phi. Kappa Delta Pi. SMITH. CAROL JEANETTE Phi Mu. Kappa Delta Pi SMITH. CONNIE: AA- . Wanawake. Phi Beta Lambda. SMITH. DONNA R ; Kappa Delta Pi. SMEA SMITH. EDWARD M,: Sigma Phi Epsilon. Corr Sec; IFC Rush Counselor. IRHC. Dorm Social Chrm,; Intramurals. SA Spirit Comn REVEILLE. Sports Section; Rho Gamma, Miss REVEILLE Pageant Comm,, BSU, Alternate, SMITH, JOEY: FFA, Intramurals. SMITH. MICHAEL S ; Phi Eta Sigma, Accounting Club, REFLECTOR, Business Mgr ; REFLECTOR Writer, Sigma Ch i SMITH, SHELLEY CAMERON: Phi Eta Sigma, Accounting Club, SMITH. SHIRLEY ERVIN: Pi Sigma Epsilon University Choir SMITH. TUCKER L.; American Computing Machines. AA + . Intramurals. SMITH. WILLIAM E.; Pi Kappa Alpha. Bus- iness Fraternity. SMITH, WILLIAM KEVIN: Triangle. Corr. Sec ; IEEE. V Chrm,; Micro-Computer Club, SNEED. ROBERT STEVEN: IEEE. Society of Physics Students. Sec-Treas, SNOW. ALAN MARK; ASME. Corr, Sec; Alpha Phi Omega. SNYDER. MARGARET: Delta Delta Delta. Ass ' t Pledge Trainer, SOMLRS. KAREN SHEPHERD: Arnold Air StKietv, SOMERS. PAUL WESLEY: Arnold Air Soci- SONES. KATHY; Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Association. Sec; Committee of 82, Delta Sigma Pi. Business Law Club. Who ' s Who in Amencan Colleges and Universities. Centen- mal Honor StKiety, SPAGGIARI. GEORGE: ASCE. Chi Epsilon. SPARROW. JOHN GREGORY: Kappa Sigma. MSU Football Trainer. Alpha Epsilon Delta. UPC Comm, FCA SPRADLING, BILLY T. JR.; CEC. 430 SPENGLtR. WILLIAM SLLPHEN: ASCE. Intramurals SPRAILIN. HILDA JEANNE BSU STAFFORD. CECILIA DARLENE S D Lee Honon. Program. Kappa Delta Pi ST CLAIR. ARTHL R Wll I lAM UPC Recreation, Chrm . MSL ' Lennis Team. Suttle Dorm Council, ACL -I Bridge Rep STEGALL, AVA: Alpha Fpsilon Delia STEGALL. CONNIE Pi Sigma Epsilon, Sec; Chi Omega, Lni ersii Christian Fellowship. AWS. L ' PC Entcriainmenl Comm . REV- EILLE STEPHENS. JEANETTE Pi Omega Pi. Sec - Treas. , Phi Beta Lambda STEPHENS, PAL L J : Pre-Law Club. Pres,; Committee of 82, .Accounting Club. Pi Kappa ,Mpha. Pi Beta Lambda STEPHENSON. SHARON Butler Hall. V Pres . DECA. VCSC, Smith Hall Council, Sec STEWART. DAVID E Beta Alpha Psi. Accounting Club STEWART, ROSA MARY ACS, Mivs Black and Gold. .MSU Navigator. S.AM. STIFFIN.JOHN E, ALCA. AA + .Omeea Psi Phi STOCKTON. RICKV Alpha Gamma Chi. STOKES, GARY A.: ASCE, Treas , Thcta Tau, MSU Rugby Club. Engineering Council. STONE. WILLIAM O. JR.: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. V, Pres.: Philo Demos. V. Pres.. Pres.: Qder Statesmen, Pres,: Blue Key, SA Senator. STRADER. PAUL B.: Suttle Hall Council. IRHC STRAHAN. JANET: Pi Omega Pi. Phi Beta Lambda, Student Association of Educators, STRIBLING, MARY JEAN: Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Chapter, STRIBLING, STEPHANIE COVETTE CE( STROL D, CHERYL BSL , Intramurals STROL D.MARY JO: Phi Mu. Pi Omega Pi. SULLIVAN. KAREN: Horticulture Club, SUM.MEROUR. ALEX: SPE SUMMERS. DONNA L : SMEA. Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Chapter. Historian SWILLEY. DOBORAH LYNN. Alpha Lambda Delta. Alpha Zela, BSU SYKES, MARY: Phi Lambda Pi. TADLOCK, PEQUITA: Delta Delta Delta. Interior Design Club. Hathorn Hall. Sec: Home Economics Club. L ' PC Comm, TANNER. JOSEPH J Horticulture Club, Farmhouse. TATE. ALICE JEAN: UPC Social Comm.: AA + TATE. GRANVILLE JR.: Sigma Chi. Treas.: Philo Demos. Accounting Club. Alpha Kappa Psi. S D Lee Honors Program. SAM. TAYLOR. JOEL R,: Madrigal Singers. MSU Chorus. TAYLOR. JOSEPH W Landscape Contract- ing Club. V. Pres TEMPLETON. ARTHUR R Kappa Alpha. TEMPLETON. CONNIE COMBS: Delta Delta Delta. Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister. Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Queen. TERMEIE. EBRAHIM Debate Team. MSU SiKcer Team THAMES. JEFFREY L. FF A. Intramurals. THOMAS. C. T.: Alpha Phi Alpha. THOMAS CYNTHIA KAY: Beta Alpha Psi, Delta Sigma Pi. THOMAS, DOUGLAS FLYNN: CE Honor Fraternity. ASCE. THOMAS. JAN: BSU. Publicity Chrm THOMAS. KAY: Phi Beta Lambda. Pres.: Pi Omega Pi. Delta Sigma Pi THOMAS, MARY GAIL: Zela Tau Alpha, Service Chrm.. Rush Chrm.: Angel Flight. Rush Chrm.. Pledge Trainer: MSU Panhel- lenic. Social Chrm.. UPC Holiday Entertain- ment Comm.. Home Economics Club, THOMAS. RONALD DUANE SPE THOMPSON. JAMES RICHARD: ASME sAE. National Nifty Fifties Car Club. FHOMPSC ..JIMMY: Dairy Science Club. THOMPSON. KATHY ALLEN Phi Beta Ijmbda.NBEA, MBEA THOMPSON, ROBFRL PET Pi Kappa Alpha, Blue Ke , Omicron Delta Kappa, V Pres , SA Judicial Council. Chrm , Elder Statesmen, Philo Demos THOMPSON, SHFLIA Phi Beta Lambda, .A-A-t- TIMMONS. KAREN ELISE: Pre-Vet Club, Alpha Zela, TISDALE. STANLL1 RAY: Chi Epsilon. ASC E LKACH. MARY L I MFL Alpha Zela, Alpha Ijmhda Delta, HorlRullurc Club, Sec; Inter- varsity Christian Fellowship, Hull Hall Social ( mimiltee. Intramurals TORRES. KENNETH: Horticulture Club, Stiuthern Regum of American Society of Hor- ticulture Science, Sec rOWNSEND, MILDRED ESTELLE Kappa Omicron Phi, Phi Kappa Phi, Home Econom- ics Club, Sec : ,Agriculture Missions. Treas : BSL.Soc Chrm TRAMMEL!.. FLOYD: Agronomy Club. TRFNOR. CAROL ANN MILLSAPS: Alpha Lambda Delta. Kappa Delta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi.CEC TRIPLETT. CALLIE S: Home Economics Club. Dietetics Club. Alpha Zeta. Kappa Omi- LTon Phi, Food Science Club TRIPLETT, ELIZABETH F IRHC, Sec : Phi Chi Theta TROSKEY, PHILIP ANDREW: Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Gamma Sigma, Beta ,Alpha Psi, Sigma Delta Pi, Business Law Club, S D Lee Honors Program LRL MP. KENNETH: IEEE TL RCOTTE. LOUIS: ASCE. M-Club. MSLI Baseball Team. TURNER. KENNON B JR.: Sigma Chi. House Mgr. UNDERWOOD. JOHN ROSS AETBClub VANCE. PAMELA ALESSA: Delta Gamma. Dogcatchers. MSU Rifle Corps. MSU Sym- phonic and Concert Bands. C)elta Chi Little Sister. V Pres : L PC Social Comm.. UPC Travel Comm.. Home Economics Club VANCE. WILLIAM R : Triangle. VANTREASE. JAN: Delta Delta Delia. StKial Chrm,: Home Economics Club, Alpha Zeta, L!PC Travel Comm, VAN ZANDT. MIMS: Sigma Alpha Epsilon VAUGHN. DONNA LYNN: Floral Designer of the Year. Man Mgr. of LInion Florist. Win- ner of Awards for AlFD. VAUGHN. MARTIN GARY MSU Weight- lifting Team. Weightlifling Club VAUGHN WILLIAM FRED III ASME. SAE, VERELL. RETHA: Zeta Tau Alpha. Treas.; Phi Chi Theta. Rush Chrm,. AWS. Judicial Ciiuncil: Accounting Club. VOYLES. .MARLA: Accounting Club. Phi Umbda Pi WALKER. GINNY: Chi Omega. AWS. UPC Special Events Comm.. Jr. Class Alumni Sec WALKER. RITA CAROL Alpha Zela WALLACE. FRANKIE: AllE. Alpha Pi Mu. V, Pres.: Phi Theia Kappa WALLACE. GERALD LANCE: Semper Fidehs. Phi Beta Lambda. WALLACE. ODESSA L Wanawake. SAM. [X gcatcher WALLEY. ALTON LYNN FFA. Evans Hall Council WALLEY. GEORGE M : IEEE WALLIS. TRACY CEC WALTERS. KEVIN: Phi Gamma Delta, Pi Sigma Epsik)n. L PC Lectern Comm. WALTERS SHARON: MSU Maroon Band. MSU Chorus. MSU Clarinet Choir. EAl. MENC, S. D. Lee Honors Program. WALTON. JOEY: Pi Kappa Alpha. Treas.. Pres : Philo Demos. IFC Rep., Alpha Beta Psi. WALTON. PATTI LYNN: Miss MSU. Who ' s Who in American Ct lleges and Universities. Cardinal Key. Phi Kappa Phi. Kappa Delta Pi. Pi Lambda Theta. Alpha Chi Omega. Sigma Alpha lota. MSU Choir. MSU Madrigals. WALTON. W.M, JR.: Accounting Club. WARD. DEBBIE: MSU Maroon Band. MSU Chorus, WARFIFI I), SHI Rl: Beta Alpha Fsi, Phi Chi Theta. Phi Kappa Phi WARNER. DFW ' EY, MSU Spirit ( hrm . REFLECTOR. ' Bully. Sessums Spirit Chrm WARNER. LYNN Chi Omega, UPC Comm,, Compass Club. WARREN, STANLEY C: ASAE, SAF WARREN, WALIFR SIMS: MSU Weight- lifting I eani WARREN. WILLIAM B: Rodeo Club, Block and Bridle, FFA WASHINGTON, PAUL ANTHONY: IEEE. WATKINS. RAYMOND M : AICE. V Pres. WATSON. BRAD: REFLECTOR WAFSON WILLIAM T JR : ASM!:. I beta Tau. ROTC WATTS. TRAVIS LAMAR Pre-Vet Club. Sec WEBB. PAM: S D Lee Honors Program, BSU, SMAE, Weslev Foundation, Kappa Delta Pi WECHSLFR, JOHN D, JR.: Triangle, Treas WEDCiFWORTH, KAREN: MSU Fashion Btiard, Pres : Chi Omega, Kappa Sigma Sweet- heart, Cardinal Key, Rush Chrm : Kappa Omicron Phi, Freshman Cheerleader, Dogcatcher, Sigma Chi Little Sister, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Zeta, Alpha Lambda Delta. REVEILLE. Rho Gamma. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Colle- giate Club. Sec : College of Agriculture and Home Ecimomics. V. Pres.: Inlerschool C oun- ci]. Treas ; Committee of 82. BSU. CEC. Top l. ; Miss REVEILLE. Top 10 Best Dressed Coed. Home Economics Club. Agriculture Council. AWS. UPC Social Comm . MSU Hostess Club. WELCH. NANCY JEAN: Pi Omega Pi. Pres,; Kappa Delta Pi. WEST. MARVIN KEITH: MSU Athletic Trainer. Alpha Kappa Psi. V. Pres ; Kappa Sigma WEST. PATRIC lA GAIL Phi Beta Lambda. WEYER. JOHNNY Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu. V. Pres : IEEE. MSU Maroon Band. Intramurals. WHISENANT, WARD DALTON: Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Asst)ciation. Public Relations CTirm. WHITAKER. ANN L.: Inler-Varsity Chris- tian Fellowship. Ht)me Economics Club WHIIF, CAROL A SAM. Phi Beta Lambda. Sigma Phi F.psilon Little Sister, V, Pres, WHITE, DALE Rodeo Team, FFA, Block and Bridle Club WHITE, GWENDOLYN: Delta Sigma Theta WHITEHEAD, J DONNY Pre-Vet Club, Dairy Science Club WHITE, MARY E,: Butler Hall House Coun- cil .MSEd. Assn WHITE. ROBERT H.: Wesley Foundation Council. Union Lectern Comm, WHITEHEAD. TERESA GAIL: Delta Delia Delta. L nion Program Ct uncil, SMEA WHITLOCK, G LYNETTE IRHC. Rice Hall Council. Intramurals, WHITLOCK. RONALD GARY: Delta Delta Delta Big Brother. Intramurals. WHITMIRF DON JR S D Lee Honors Program. Honors Council Chairman. Delta Sigma Pi, V Pres , Beta Alpha Psi. Phi Eta Sigma. WILBANKS. RAYFORD Agricultural Eco- nomics Club. WILDMON. JAN: Reflector Staff. IFC. WILEMON. MlTZl: PE Club. BSU. Inlramu- WILKES. FREDDIE EARL: Phi Mu Alpha Sinftinia. MSL Trombone Choir, MSU Marc on Band, MSL Symphtimc Band, Afrt) Amencan Plus WILLIAMS, ALLEN DWAIN: Kappa Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, Treas., Maranaiha, f res., Omicron Delta Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Kappa Psi, Pres . Treas.. College of Bus- iness and Industry. Treas,. Beta Alpha Psi. Elder Statesman WILLIAMS, ANNETTE: Alpha Lambda Delta. Kappa Omicron Phi. SDA. Alpha Zeta. Hi.)me Economics Club. WILLIAMS. JAMES ELLA: Delta Sigma Theta, Wll I.IAMS. JOEL: FFA WILLIAMS. PAUL G : National Agricul- tural-Marketing Assn . Block and Bridle Club WILLIAMSON Jl DY Pi Omega I ' l. Phi Beta Ijmbda WILLIS, LYNDA G,: Butler Hall Council, Wanawake Hont)r Society WILSON, HELEN: Kappa Kappa Gamma. V Pres,. Phi Chi Theta, Beta Alpha Psi, Union Program Council. Holiday Entertainment C )mm , Coi peraIive Education. Newman Club. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Cjamma Sigma WILSON, JOSEPH LAWRENCE Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Epsilon Delta. WILSON, SALLIE A.; Zeta lau Alpha WINDHAM. JERRY W : SAF. V. Chrm., Forestry Club, W1NIX)LYN, TATE: MSU Black Voices. WINELOGFI ARTHUR E : SAF, Tau Kappa F-psilon WINFIELD, PATRICIA: Zela Tau Alpha, IXigcalcher. V, Pres. WINTER. ROBERT ALLEN: Association for C miputing Machinery, WINTER, WANDA SIMS: CEC. WOOD. CHARLES M : Student Chapter of the American Institute of Floral Designers. V. Pres WOOD. JANIS ELIZABEFH: Alpha Ijnibda Delta. Kappa Delia Pi WOOD. WILLIAM T. JR : Phi Kappa Tau. AlCHE. Universilv Traffic Comm . UPC Comm, IFC, WOODARD ALEENE DENISE Bulldog, Belle, Zeta Tau Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon Lit- tle Sister, Kappa Delta Pi. SMEA WOODARD, WILLIAM DAVID IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu WCXJDRUFF, ELIZABEFH KERR Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Chi Ihela, Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Kappa Phi, WOODSON, MIC HAFL T MSU Madrigals, Ph i Mu Alpha Sinfonia, MSL ' Choir, MSU Chorale WOOFLN, PATTY: Zela Tau Alpha, Histo- nan. Reporter; PE Club, Sec-Treas. ; Compass Gub, Pres : Intramural Council, WOOTEN. SUSAN: Phi Beta Lambda, Col- lege Republicans. REVEILLE. Delta Sigma Pi WORTHINGTON. SUZIE: Delta Delta Delta. ACM. UPC Lectern Comm.. Hathorn [ )rm Officer WRIGHT. CHARLES M: Xi Sigma Pi, WRIGHT. JOSEPH T Intramurals, CET Oub WRIGHT, KENNETH Phi Theta Kappa, WYNN, PATRICIA A CEC YARBER, JOHN WAYNE JR Forestrv Club,SAF,Xi Sigma Pi. YARBROUGH, LINDA MICHEL MSU Mar x n Band, Kappa Delta Pi. YATES CHRISTOPHER ROBIN Kappa Delta Pi. MSL Maroon Band. Pres; MSU Stage Band. Trombone Choir. Brass Quintet, MSU-Slarkville Svmphonv, MENC, V. Pres,; Phi ,Mu Alpha Sinfonia, V Pres YATES. NANCY LEIGH: Alpha Zeta. Horti- culture Club YAZDAN. ARDESHIR: AllE, YELVERTON, JOEL L,: SA Senator. Starkville Jaycees. SAM. V Chrm : College Republicans, Chrm,. Delegate to National College Rep. Convention. Oktibbeha County Republican Executive Comm.. Miss. College Rep. V Chrm.. Committee of 82. Comm. on Financial Affairs. YELVERTON. W PARKER REFLEC- TOR. Pi Sigma Alpha YOUNG. MARY LOU: Phi Alpha Theta. Alpha Lambda Delta. Kappa Delta Pi, UPC Fine Arts Comm , Smith Hail Staff. YOUNG. MICHAEL R,: Phi Beta Lambda. Delta Sigma Pi. V, Pres.. Beta Alpha Psi. ZOUBOUKOS. TINA: Chi Omega, Kappa Alpha Rose, 431 A People Index Abbe . E. A Jr. 384 Abdel-Rahim. S, A . 384 Abder-Rahim. S 1,384 Abdo. G. M., 362 Abies. J, C, 367 Abraham. C. L., 337 Abraham, M F, 384. 327 Abrams. J, L . 384 Acker, G. D.. 384 Adams. B. M, J., 341 Adams. D A,. 384 Adams, G, L . 310. 357 Adams. J M.. 227. 384 Adams. J, D., 262 Adams, J C 384 Adams. J R,. 384 Adams. J, B,. 384 Adams, L. R . 384 Adams. N, L , 310. 384 Adams, N,0 , 367 Adams, R, E,,367 Adams, V A.. 384 Adams, W W, Jr., 225. 367. 231 Adamson. D, D.. 190. 384 Adcock. C. K ,228 Adcock. J. L,. 315, 356. 384 Addkison. M, J.. 260. 295. 384 Adkms. D O C. 229 Adkins. D B.. 194.210.384 Adkms. W M . 177.259. 384 Agent. D E . 392 Agcnl. T G.. 384 Agnew. C, C. 362 Agnew. D. J.. 304 Agnew. J. A.. 384 Agnew. M, L.. 300. 384 Agnew. S. F.. 178. 182 296 24 ; ' ' 44 252.341.367 ' Agnew. W, S.. 182. 245. 246. 256 261 341. 367 Agosunelh. J. J. Jr.. 384 Ahmadizadeh. E. T . 362 Aiken. M. A.. 184.211,261,384 Ainsworth. A. H.. 253 Ainsworlh. C. L,. 214. 367 Ainsworih. K, V.. 303. 367 Ainsworth. L, C. 208 Ainsworth. S.. 384 Akande. T. A. 362 Akanpat. S.. 362 Akers. P. L.. 384 Akins. H. D. Jr.. 385 Albert. L. A.. 194 Albntlon. M. L, 385 Alday. C. L.. 385 Alderman. C. S.. 312, 354 Aldrich. K. S.. 344. 385 Aldndge. S. C. 367 Alexander. B. J.. 181. 385 Alexander. C. M. 258. 316. 385 Alexander. C. L.. 385 Alexander. D W.. 337. 367 Alexander, D W,. 225. 367 Alexander. E. A., 385 Alexander. P., 385 Alexander. P. R.. 385 Alexander. R. L.. 385 Alexander. S. 262 Alford. D. A. H.. 240 Alford. Karen Ann. 385 Alford. L.. 385 Alford. T., 367 All. A. A. M., 162. 231 Ah. SEE.. 362 Allen. A. H. 300. 385 Allen. A.. 260. 253. 385 Allen. B.C., 385 Allen.C, F. 228 Allen. C.S. Allen.C. A. 352.367 Allen. D. E. Allen. G. B,. 181,257.385 Allen. G, K. 362 Allen. G. P.. 385 Allen. J. M. Jr.. 229 Allen. J. M.. 164,385 Allen. J, D.. 184.367.319 Allen. J. D .385. 189 Allen. J, M.. 180.264.367 Allen. K E . 245. 315,385 Allen. K L , 367 Allen. K D. 320. 385 Allen. K. P, 111.259 Allen. L.. 256. 260. 323. 367 Allen. M.G.. 182.385 Allen, N K , 385 Allen P S., 385 Allen, R C, 367 Allen, S, T,, 385 Allen, S, C, 385 Allen. W. W.. 214. 385 Allen. W. E.. 385 Allison. J, J,, 330.385 Allison. J K,. Jr.. 385 Allred. S, A. 240, 316. 385 Allred. T. B , 385 Alvey. V A . 376 Amos. D T . 194,261, 385 Amos. J W,. 385 Anders. C. I, , 385 Anderson. C. P.. 352. 356. 385 Anderson. C. S.. 233. 234 Anderson. D. G., 182, 376 Anderson, D. L., 385 Anderson, D. R.. 255 Anderson. E. A.. 178 Anderson, E. J.. 230 Anderson, G.J. ,385 Anderson. J. C., 195,367 Anderson, J. D., 351 Anderson, J. L, Jr., 385 Anderson, J. T,, 310 Anderson. J. M.. 222. 376 Anderson. J.. 362 Anderson. K, H, Anderson. L C . 215 Anderson. M E.. 240. 334. 385 Anderson. M, A,, 376 Anderson. M W,, 348 Anderson. R N.. 228 Anderson. S. J . 252 Anderson. T. I.. 259. 115 3- 3 3S8 385 ■ ' ■ Anderson. T.. 315. 358. 385 Anderson. W, H.. Jr.. .344 Anding. R C. 217. 225. 367 Andrew. E R. 228. 367 Andrews. D. A.. 197. 2.14. 357. 384 Andrews. J. A., 385 Andrews. W, E, Andries. J L.. 385 Angelo. O, D.. 121.260.323.367 Anglin.C. L., 362 Anthony, A. 111,385 Anthony, G. K., 308 Anthony. J. M.. 339. 358. 385 Apperson. A, B . 334, 385 Applelon. S R Applewhite, J, R, 367 Applewhite, J. W.. 239. 385 Applin. E. R..385 Arant. A, T, Jr.. 386 Arant. D. C . 367 Ardahl. A. H.. 362 Arender, M. W.. 239 Anas. B. J.. 386 Ark well. K. R. 222. 386 Armour. J. M.. 386. 229. 233 Armstrong. C. E.. Jr., 386, 23 1 Armstrong. E. A., 233. 240, 386 Armstrong. J. M., Jr., 208. 386 Armstrong. M. S.. 320 Armstrong. M. J.. 310. 386 Armstrong, R. D., 208, 367 Arndl, E, F., 386 Arnold, C. L.. 386 Arnold. D. W., 386 Arnold, E. A.. 206,367 Arnold. M, A,. 262, 263, 323, 386 Arnold. S. Y.. 386 Arnold. S. R.. 262. 386 Aroonpirojn. S.. 362 Arrmgton.S. A.. 315. 367 Artecona. M. R.. 362 Arthur. J. R., 386 Arthur, P. M.. 386 Artmann.C. W.. 386 Ash. L. A.. 367 Ashcrafl.J E, G. 22 1 . 3 19. 386 Ashford. B . 367 Ashford. C. G.. 386 Ashley. D. A.. 386 Ashley. S. L.. 367. 233 Askew. D. H., 367 Askew. MA. 386 Alchison. M. A . 262 Atkins. G. L..231 Atkins, K.S.. 331 Atkins, N. K.. 241 Atkinson. S. T.. 386 Atwood. D. C. 386 Audenaert, W.N. .220 Aufdemortc. E. A.. 386 Aultman. W H . 386 Austin. C. L.. 386 Austin. C. W. Austin, D, R Austin, H. D. 386 Austin, M. L.. 163. 300. 355. 367 Austin.S. C, 367 Austin. V. D.. 386 Autman. L., 180,231 Avent. B, J„ 356, 386 Avery, T, D., 367. 224 Avin.T. M,.367 Aytock. J, A. 367 Aycotk. M. H.. 323, 386 Azcuy,C.F. 111.237 B Babb . R J . 229. 367 Baber. F.. 259. 386 Backstrom, C. B , 386 Backus, A, O,. 166,209 217 ns • 54 367 ■ ■■■ ' Backus, J H ,208 Backus. P, M., 192. 367 Backus. W L.. 208 Baggelt, B B,. 386 Baggelt, V A., 386 Baggelt. W C. Baggeli. W E Bagherzadeh. M. Bagley, P, P, Bagley, P, J,. 195,386 Bagwell. D. B . 386 Bagwell. J, B..265 Bagwell. J, M .386 Bailey. B A.. 386 Bailey. F, A. Jr.. 196. 187 Bailey. GC, 386 Bailey. K. M.. 367 Bailey. M, J,. 182.232.319.386 Bailey. M. D. 212. 386 Bailey, P. C. 386 Bailey. S. F.. 386 Bailey, T. H.. 242, 243, 252, 367 Bailey. V, L.. 386 Baine, H. J IV. 190 Baird, A. E., 233, 240 Baird, J, E„ 233. 240 • Baird, C. W., 334, 357, 386 Baker, A, B., 339 Baker, A. L., 259, 316. 386 Baker. B. R.. 386 Baker. KG.. 192.386 Baker. L. A. 310. 356. 386 Baker. L. K.. 344 Baker, M. M., 386 Baker. R A . 386 Baker. S. L. 367 Baker. T. L.. 227, 233, 240, 386 Bakir, M. A.. 362 Balentlne. R. A.. 386 Balentine. W. R . 194, 367 Balius. A. R., 367 Ball. A. C, 212,386 Ball, C. A., 386 Ball. C.R.. 264, 351.386 Ball. D. K.. 229. 339. 386 Ball. H. B.. 214. 362 Ball. J. C. 264. 386 Ball. L.J. 334 Ballard. C, 386 Ballard, K.K.. 259. 310, 386 Banahan. J, A,. 367 Banes, E, A,, 386 Banks, K. B„ 196,367 Banks, M, S. 386 Bankston. K, E., 186 Barber. J, S, Jr., 367 Barbour, C D , 386 Bard, C, C 386 Bardwell.C A. 210. 249. 316. 386 Bardwell. D. L.. 262.386 Bardwell. R G. 367 Barels. E. E. 386 Barfield. D. A.. 386 Barfield. W. B.. 297, 348 Barger, N. 310. 357. 367 Barham. A. B, 339 Barham.J. H. 214, 386 Barham, M. R., 386 Barham. V J . 386 Barker, C. A., 386 Barkley. D, C. 179. 249. 258. 316. 386 Bark ley. J A. 258. 386 Barlow. J, C,, 262, 263. 250. 367 Barlow. V. A.. 367 Barnabo. G. A,, 386 Barnes. C, W.. 386 Barnes. C J.. 386 Barnes, G.W. 221.232, 237 Barnes, J. R,. 195.386 Barnes, M. K,. 237. 386 Barnes. R D . 367 Barnett.C. A.. 386 Barnhill. A. K 334 Barns, B. L.. 386 Barr. M. H . 190 Barranco, L R , 386 Barras, D, J. 257. 291. 319.386 Barrentine. C, S,. 250. 300, 367 Barrentine, C. C. 334. 386 Barrett. C. D . 386 Barrett. C W . Jr Barrett. L L.. 184. 386 Barrett. W, R,. 386 Barringer, M, E, 222, 386 Barron, G B,. 207. 235. 367 Barron. J. N.. 341.386 Barron, J. A., Jr. 341 Barron, O, L. Barron, R. F. W. Barry. HE. Ml Barth, D. K.. 367 Bartley, G. F. Barton, J. T., 339. 386 Basden.C. W.. 262, 386 Basinger, J..260. 315 Baskin. J. R . 386 Bass. M T. 386 Bassell. R, G. 386 Baleman. K, S,. 187, 344, 386 Baieman. M. G.. 316.386 Baleman. N. K. 386 Bates. J., 367 Bales. L. S.. 386 Bales. T,. 387 Bates. V . 367 Batra.S. 367 Balson. L. J.. 367 Balson, M. L.. 210, 315. 387 Batson, R.. 197.210.315.314.367 Baucom. K, T., 187 Baugh. B, K., 367 Baugh. W. S. 387 Baum. J C..387 Baumann. B, M,, 356, 352, 387 Baxter. J, H,. 252 Baxter. K, L. 387 Bayley. D. C. 323. 387 Bayloi. D. M.. 229. 387 Bazemore. E, A.. 238. 348. 387 Bazunu. R. M. M.. 133 Bazyar. A, T,, 367 Beall.C. M. 332. 387 Beamon. V. E., 367 Bean. D. F. 387 Bean.J. T. lir.387 Bean. M, M., 258 Beard. D. M.. 196.387 Beard. R P.. 387 Bearden. M. G.. 387 Beasley. B.. 121.356.387 Beasley. C. O.. 248, 387 Beasley. J. L.. 195 Beasley. M.G.. 316. 387 Beasley. S, G.. 227. 367 Bcattie. C. J. 387 Beck. PR,, 120,232,205,237,387 Beck, R D . 387 Beckett, T, W,. 387 Beckham, C, E,, 316 Beckham, S H, 316, 387 Beckman, R L , 387 Beckum, G. K, A„387 Beddingfield. W, K,. 196. 238. 254, 367 Beeland. G D. 229 Beers. J A., 196. 188. 186.367 Beheshti-Maal. A. 362 Behr.C L.. 185 Behrens. W A . 195 Belcher. J, A,. 120,316.387 Belcher. R., 139 Belk. D,. 387 Belk. P. v.. 367 Bell. B. L.. 387 Bell. E A. 356 Bell. F. R.. 265 Bell.G. W. 284. 387 Bell. HH. 111. 341.387 Bell.J, E, 387 Bell. J B. 11.387 Bell. P A.. 387 Bell. P L.. 387 Bell. R.J. ,387 Bell, S, A. G.. 387 Bell. S W 11.367 Bell. W. 0.212.387 Bellew. J, D,, 255 Bennett. A M, III. 182.232 Bennett. N,G,,3I5. 387 Bennett. S. J.. 227. 367 Benson. D, A.. 224. 367 Benton. M, W,. 344, 387 Benton, R, D. Jr.. 243. 387 Benvenulti. D. M.. 248. 387 Benvenulti. M. K. 387 Bergin. M L.. 387 Bergin. M. A.. 239 Berner, M. M.. 131.387 Berry. B.. 323, 356 Berry, C. J., 387 Berry, C.J. ,387 Berry. M, V,. 387 Bethune. J. A. 259 Beyer, V. P., 206, 1 87, 387 Bianca, D. P., 358, 367 Bibbs, C. B.. 387 Bibbs, IK., 257,367 Biddy, B. A.. 323 Biedenharn. D S.. 164, 220 Biggs. D. C . 120, 197, 387, 246 Biggs, H, W„ 387 Biglane. N.S.. 260, 316, 387 Bilgo,W. L..2I7,225.252. 367 Billingsley. W. D.. 207 Birchen. D. A., 210, 233, 387 Bird, J. E.. 164. 170.227,262,263 310,367 Birmingham, B. S.. 187 Bishoff. M. W.. 332. 367 Bishop, J, D, 387 Bishop, K.R.. 367 Bishop. R. L..387 Bishop. W. C, 387 Bittle,J. A.. 167,232,262,263 Black,C. D, 214, 367 Black.G.C. 111.327 Black. J M.. Jr.. 367 Black. R E . 308. 388 Black.S. F., 310, 367 Black, T.W., 192,388 Blackard, M. A.. 259. 3 10. 388 Blackburn. D. J.. 388 Blackburn. K. A. 388 Blackledge. R. E.. 177.249.257 316 388 Blackmon. B. H. Jr.. 188, 187 Blackmore, R, E, 219 Blackwell, J. R, 221,367 Blackwell, J. M.. 232. 262. 250 Blackwell. J.. 388 Blackwell. M. J. 367 Blackwell. R L... 388 Blackwood, O. M.. 367 432 lair. G A. 388. 330 lair. MG. 367 lair. RC .234 lair. S.L.. 388 lair. SH 111. 262. 330 lake. C L. 367. 252 lake. l. C. 388 lakcnes D T . 388 lakcncN.G k . 388 lakcne . J .A, 388 lakene . L P. 388 laliK-k.S M .2,59.315,388 land. J W,.367 land. L S. 227 land. R ,A .388 lankcnship. R. L. 388 lanton ,A. W. 262. 388 lanion. E.O. 187.388 lanion. R. L . Jr . 196. 186. 191, 362 ledwe.C . 191.367 iledsoe. f; H .339. 388 ledvoe. L E .228.352.388 ,lis . R t.. 388 hsseit. k, D. 239. 367 locker. A. M. 297, 312,367 loodworih, L. H., 182.30.367 lount. W. G.. 388 :luc.J R. Jr.. 135 Hue. N. P.. 388 ;l thc F. L. 235. 388 ilsihe S. K.. 235. 388 loalman, M.S. W.. 367 loaiman. S.. 303. 388 lobb.J.L.. 182.367 lobo, G. L.Jr. 229. 367 lock, k E. 222. 367 loddie G R.. 341 logen. C R.. 388 loge-l. C L.. 222 lohlke. T. J . 195.388 loland. J. A. 388 lolden. V. A.. 388 loler. A J v.. 262. 367 lolcr. C L,. .362 loler H W..367 loler R. 22 I. 367 loleware. J S. 303. 344. 388 lole are. S. A. B.. 388 lolinger. N,C..231.388 lond. J F Jr.. 388 lond . E R. 388 (onner. E R . 367 lonner. J C . 241 (onner. M V lonner. N E. ionnett. C D. 388 looker L D. 241 looker. N .388 looker. Q. Jr.. 362. 388 ioone. C. A.. 303. 388 Joone. J.. 388 Joone. S.J. 215 Jooih. B. S.. 222. 388 Jooih. G C. 232. 262. 334. 388 Jooth. H. L. 367 Soothe. J. K.. 334. 388 3oot .k.H..388 Joozer. I. E.. 258. 367 Jorromeo. A. H.. 367 Borvjm.C. D.. 190.254 Borum. T. A.. 190.388 Bosi, C. A.. 294. 295. 325. 388 Best. E. A.. 118.218.388.334.358 Bost. S E.. .344. 389 Bouchillon. L. L.. 357 Bouie. C. A.. 389 Bouldin. E. L. 389 Bouler. D. L.. 233. 244. 246. 247. 252. 310.389 Bounds. M.S.. 174. 176. 177.217. 246. 327. 367 Bourland. M J. 294. 295. 316. 367 Bowen. B. F.. 233. 389 Bowen.C. F. 315. 367 Bowen. E. M. 260. 316. 389 Bowen.G. A. 339. 389 Bowen.J.W. III. 224. 367 Bowen.P. N.. 334. 389 Bowie. R. T.. 327 Bowman. J. A.. 389 Bow. PC. 367 Box. S. S,. 389 Box. T L. 249. 315 Bosd. B.K.. 389 Bo d. D. k. 337 Boyd. G.K.. 389 Boyd. J E . 389 Boyd. 1 F ,367 Boyd. M. L.. 192.348. 367 Boyd. R. D., 389 Boyd. R. W.. 389 Boyd. T. L., 344. 389 Boydstun, T. R.. 389 Boykin.C. W...344 Boykin. E. G.. 138.389 Boykin. K. P.. 367 BoylevJ E. 389 Boylcs. J, D. 339. 389 Boyles. S. W.. 362 Bozeman.C. S. Jr...327, 389 BrabsIon.C. D. 389 Bracken. V. A., 367 Brackin. P J. 389 Bradford. D k . 389 Bradley. J R. 367 Bradley. N.k. 389 Bradshaw. L O.. Jr.. 367 Bradway. S. C, 389 Brady.T.L, 257. 316.389 Bramuchi. L. A..334. 357. 389 Branch. D. G,. 121.218. 334. 357. 389 Branch. J E.. 367 Branch. W. B.. 389 Brand. B.G.. 218. 323.389 Brand. M. C, 389 Brandon, C. R, 367 Branning, B. A., 389, 252 Branlley.J. D., 389 Brasfleld, M.G., 389 Brassell. J, B.. 347. .367 Braswell. B. S . .344 Braswcll.C W. 193. 254, 367 Braswell. R P.. 253. .367 Bravo. R P . .362 Bray. PM .367 Bray. R.. 389 Breaizel. T.. 389 Breckenndge. D R . 219 Breeland. L.J .312 Brenner J P. 368 Brent. C A J. 368 Brent. J. N. 260, 389 Brenl. J, J .344 Breni. W E. Jr. 389 Brett. H B . 368 Brett. J. A. 389 Brewer, R. D . 389 Brice. M. A.. 214. 191.368 Brickell. D A. 218. 310. 337. 358. 389 Bridgers.J. D.,368 Bridges, C. A.. 389 Bridges,C. A. Jr., 183,232,318,319 Bridges. M. E. 389 Bndgforth, W. F.. 368 Bndgman, L. D. 219. 139 Brieger.T. G,, 121,325.389 Bril, M. F. 224. 251 Bnnkman. R. E, Jr.. 187 Briscoe. R.H.. 337,389 Brister, C. D.. 368 Bnster, M. D., 327 Bnster, R. H. 251.368 Britt, D. H, 389 Brilt, D. J., 187,389 Britton,J. L, 389 Broadhead. M. k.. 193,368 Broadhead. R. D.. 232, 237, 389 Broadway, D G., 163 Broadway. J. A, 389 Brock, J. G., 182.232,389 Brock, k. D . 389 Brock, W, A, Jr.. 178. 182.296,330. 389 Brockell. L J. 389 Bromley. C. V.. 234. 344 Brookins. W. D. 111. 389 Brooks. D. N.. 389 Brooks. L . 187 Brooks. L. k..316. 389 Brooks. L. E.. 389 Brooks. M. B..368 Brooks. P. E., 389 Brooks, S. E. J., 389 Brothers, P. D,, 233 Brower. S. k. 310, 389 Brown. B R, 389 Brown. B. A.. 243. 368 Brown. B E.. 195 Brown, C. A., 217, 225, 368 Brown, C. E., 389 Brown. C.L.. 316. 389 Brown. D L. 224. 251 Brown. D.R., 177.229.368 Brown. D. E.. 320 Brown, F. L., 389 Brown.C. D. 239 Brown. J. L . 320 Brown, J, M. Jr.. 195. 389 Brown. J. R..389 Brown. J 1 .389 Brown. J. D.. 262.368.237 Brown. J. S., 389 Brown. J. L.. 187.389 Brown. J. L.. 389 Brown.J. A. 368 Brown, k. E.. 389 Brown, k. S.. 389 Brown. L. L., 188 Brown. 1 A .389 Brown. 1. J.. 389 Brown. L O . 389 Brown. M A. 389 Brown, M. M . 389 Brown. M. L. 389 Brown. NO. 22 I. 368 Brown. R F .227.389 Brown. R I .Jr.. 389 Brown. R F . Jr . 389 Brown. R I). 110 Brown. S.. 389 Brown, S. F., 308, 355 Brown. S. k.. 368 Brown. W.J. .389 Brown. W.J. ,389 Browning, J L.. 368 Brownlee. J A . 191 Bruemmer. D R . 368 Bruhl. D R . 2.30 Brumfield, M O, 196.368 Brumfield. R. B. 243. 389 Brunow. S. E.. 198,368 Brunty, J,L.. 180 Bryan, J. L., 368 Bryan. T M. 111.389 Bryant. D H . 389 Bryant, k. D. 334 Bryant, M. A. 389 Bryant, S. E,, .344. 389 Bryant. W. L.. 257. 320. 389 Bryon, A. B.. 389 Bucci, C. R., 389 Buchanan, D. W.. 389 Buchberger. L. L . 389 Buck, A. 316, 233. 389 Buck, J. P.. 356. 389 Buckelew. R.. 262 Buckley, E.G., 348, 389 Buckley. J. B. Jr., 308 Buckner. J P.. 262. 389 Buckner. S E. 231 Buescher, R M . 390 Bufkin. G.J.390 Bufkin. M. W., 390 Buford.G E, 229. 390 Bute. F., 297, 368 Bulkley, D. H. 229 Bullard.C. P., 390 Bullock. D. S., 390 Bullock. J F, Jr. 390 Bunner.J.C..2l8, 3.34, .390 Buntin, A L, 390 Buntin. W. W.,Jr., 187.390 Burchfield, R. J , 260, 312, 316. 354 Burden. L D. 368 Burden. R H . .368 Burger, R, A.. 230. 390 Burgess, A. B. Burgess, M. R..208 Burgess. S. H..368 Burgess, V. L.. 303 Burke.C. E. Jr., 187,332 Burkes. A. M., 156, 218, 249. 368 Burkhalter, B. S, 368 Burkhardt, C. F..25I Burks, J. L.Jr, 348. 368. 241 Burks, J. L.. 191 Burks, J. B., 233. 319 Burle, W. L.Jr., 390 Burleson, P, D„ 368. 354 Burleson.S.J.. 214.227, 368 Burnett. L. A. E., 390 Burnett. R.W.. 390 Burney. D. G., 208 Burnham.J. D.,220, 348. 368 Burnham.S. M. 390 Burns, B,J.. 259, 316, 357. 390 Burns. D S.. 390 Burns. D. F., 257, 390 Burns, J B IV, .390 Burns. J C. 390 Burns. L E. 131 Burns. R, A. 320 Burns. R.M.. 390 Burns. S.W. 227 Burnside, W. E.. 192. 190. 390 Burrell, S. L.. 390 Burress,J. L, 352 Burris. J. A., 224. 251. 368 Burrow, R.. 238 Burrows, J, A.. 390 Burton, A 351,264 Burton. EL. 194.390 Burton. J, M. 390 Burton. J. S.. 217, 225. 390 Burton, L A., 390 Busbea. C. S.. 205. 390, 323 Busby. J. T. 344. 368 Busby. L. C. 368 Bush. E.. .390 Bush. H. H. Jr.. 234. 320 Bush, J. B., 390 Bush, J. C. 245 Bush, k, J. 370 Bush. M L,390 Bush. MA, 234. 320 Bush, P. M.. 259, 310 Bush, W.G., 390. 297, 320 Bustin. H.J.Jr. 229. 368 Butler. B. A.. 390 Butler. B.G.. Jr. 234. 320 Butler. B. D B . 257 Butler. D, S.. 368 Butler, GR, 390 Butler. JC. 193.255 Bulschek. A , 368 Buisthek. k.. 193.209.390 Bulschek. R.. 209, 390 Butts. M. E. Jr., 390 Buzarde. V. D., 327 Bycofski. J C. 268 Byram, M. A., 368 Byrd, D. T.. 390 Byrd, E. M„ 368 Byrd,G.O. 111,224, 368 Byrd, k. E.. 354 Byrd. K. R , 368 Byrd. R. O., 229 Byrd.S, v.. 390 Byrd. V. D., 390 Byrne, D. J , 368 Bvrne, M M. .390 c Cabrera-G. E. R.. 362 Caccamise. M., 323. 390 Caccamise, S.. 218, 257, 310, 356, .390 Caceres, C. J.. 362 Cadenhead, R, W., 390 Caffey,J, W, 119,339,390 Cagle, D. S..22I Cagle. E. J, 214. 390 Cagle, L. D , 368 Cain,B. L., 162, 192,390 Cain, J. E, 390 Cain. J. C. 206 Cain. M. B.. 390 Caldwell, J. G, 390 Caldwell.J. R.. 368 Caldwell, J, W. IV, 362 Caldwell, M M, 207. 229 Caldwell, R. M, 390 Caldwell, R. 0.368,265.308 Caldwell.W.S, 111.390 Calhoun. J. C, 227. 390 Callahan, J. A, Jr.. 390 Callahan. J. T. 390 Calley, R L., 390 Calloway, E. S., 227, 262, 263, 232 Calvary, R.W., 262, 390 Cambre, C. C, 178.214,215.2.58. 316,368 Cambre, D. S.. 390 Cambre, MA, 391 Cameron. B. J. 391 Cameron, E.. Jr., 214 Cameron, T E, 260, 391 Camille. R.Jr.. 195.391 Camp.J. A. 391 Campbell. B.k.. 194,391 Campbell.C. R.. 368 Campbell. D. R. 258. 383, 391 Campbell. J. 391 Campbell, k. A., 368 Campbell. M J. 362 Campbell. M. A. 391 Campbell. R H Jr. 240. .391. .141 Campbell. T.G.. 138,310.391 Campbell, W F, 391 Campbell, W. F. 391. 319 Canady, R. R., 196.238 Candle, C. A., .233, 258, 368 Canfield.G.M., 211,391 Canizaro, D. M. 391 Canizaro. J. W, 391 Cantrell, J. A.. 174, 176,246 Cantrell, k.M, 391 Capdepon.C k, Jr.. 391 Caper.S. A. 391 Card. B. B.. 368 Card. R.k. 229 Carey. k.K. 357. 391 Carleton. M. R. 262. 250. 391 Carley. M, M. 295. 391 Carlisle, kD.. 391 Carlisle, L. R., 368 Carlisle, R. J., 208, 362 Carlson. S. W., 368 Carmichael, S. J., 206 Carney. L. L..391 Carollo. WJ.Jr,. 184 Carpenter.C. 5.205.39 1 Carpenter. CL. 391, 310 Carpenter, H R.Jr , 368 Carpenter. James R-. 392 Carpenter, P. F , 260, 368 Carpenter. R. E., Jr.. 392. 327 Carpenter.T. L, 257, 392 Carr, D W, 182,392 Carr, E B , 192, 392 Carr, J. H , 184,392 Carr. M.J. .392 Carr. M. k. 392 Carr. N. k.. 392 Carr. R. D.. 392 Carraway. J. W.. 191.241.368 Carroll. W. E.. 392 Carrozza. R., 229 Carson. H. A., 325. 392 Carson, N.J,, 177,325 Carter, B C, I 70, 1 78, 246. 362 Carter, B J., 392 Carter. C. F. 206. 185 Carter, D. G., 368 Carter, E, H.. 341 Carter. E. P.. 392 Carter. F J . 392 Carter. G E.. 368 Carter. J. A. 248 Carter. J. L.. 334. 357. 392 Carler.J. A. 392 Carter. KM. 257.233. 368 Carter. K. F. 228. 191 Carter, M. C„ 315, 357. 392. 261 Carter. M. F., 368 Carter, R. D., 392 Carter, S. A., 310, 246 Carter. S. D.. 392 Carter. S. k.. 392 Carter. T. A., 368 Carter, Z.W. Jr., 227 Cartledge, M. II, 392 Cartledge, R. S., 392 Cartwnght, T. E, 392 Carver. M. J., 368 Cascio.C. A.. 192 Case.J.S. 217.225. 368 Case. M. A.. 259. 233, 392 Case.S.G.. 196,392.238 Casey. J. B.. 368 Cassell. D. K.. 392 Cassimus.V.L, 208. 241.392 Cassino. V. M.. 303. 354. 392 Cassity. P. W.. Jr., 222, 392 Castello. M. R., 225 Castigliola. G., 258 Castle, P.. 259,310. 392 Castleman, J. C, 392 Caswell. B.. 392 Catledge, S., 392 Catron, C E., 348 Caudill, L. A,. 392 Caulfield. C. L., 259, 323. 392 Causey. J. A., 258. 392 Causey. L. W,. 176. 294. 334, 392 433 Cause). T. L. 186, 368 Cavahcr. D. J., 392 Caver, C. L.. 368 Caveit. V. C. Jr., 392 Cerdejra. A. L.. 362 Cerveilmj. G. D, 362 Cesare.J.G., Jr.. 193.254 Chadwick. C. G., 356. 352 Chamblee. P. R.. Jr.. 392 Chamhiee. T. N.. 392 Champion. M. R.. 334. 392 Chandler. R. C. Jr.. 392 Chanev.S, E., 207.368 Chapman, B. W., 368 Chapman. C. A.. 260. 392 Chapman. D. L.. 177. 197 316 245 244.246.392 Chapman. J. R., 195 Chapman. K. J., 229, 392 Chapman, K. R. 368 Chapman. M. S 131 Chapman. P. H . Jr.. 392 Chapman. R. D.. 251. 368 Chapman, T. O . 392 Chatham. S. K . 182,208,232 Chaloney, M, E., 325. 392 Cheatham. D. L . 363 Cheatham. S, J,, 392 Chen, P.. 363 Chenne . E. P.. 392 Chcnf. M, 363 Cheroni. M.. 392 Cherry. P. A T.. 392 Chesser. S. E.. 334, 392 Chesteen. D. M. 392 Chew. C. J.. 392 Chew. M G.. 392 Childers. M. A.. 392 Chfldress, T P., 194 Chin. HQ. 211 Chiravaihanapong. S , 363 Chisholm, E. R. IV. 392 Chisholm. J. H.. Jr.. 215.392 Chism, L. 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T.. 392 Clibum. P, H.. 330. 392 Cline. I. Y..2I8. 233. 392 Clingan. E. L. M.. 392 CImgan. J. S.. 392 Clower. N. W., 227, 234. 392 Coats. M. S., 392 Coals. R. B., 182 Coatsworth, C. A.. 249 294 ' ' 95 392 ■ ■ Coatsworth, M. J., 303 Cobb. D. J. 261.361 Coccaro. J. C. 392 Cochran, C. I Cochran. J. E., 227 Cochran. K A.. 240. 392 Cochran. N. L., 205. 237. 250. 392 Cochran, R. C. 358, 392 Cochran, R. C, 392 Cockrell. C. T. L..34I Cockrell. p.. 180. 264. 260. 392 Coffer. V. L.. 392 Coffey. R. W. Jr.. 329. 393 Coggin.J. M.. 308. 355. 392 Coign. K R . 393 Colbert. A, N.. 393 Cole. C. P.. 233. 393 Cole. D. A.. 393 Cole. G. R . 392 Cole. G. C. 332. 393 Cole. H. M.. 392 Cole. J, M.. 392 Cole. L. T.. 392 Cole. T, W. 221.393 Cole. V. L . 192.393 Cole. W. A.. Jr.. 229. 392 Coleman. A. P.. 393 Coleman. C. E.. 392 Coleman. C. F.. 300 Coleman. D. M.. 393 Coleman. D. M,. 393 Coleman. D.. 393 Coleman. D. P.. 236, 393 Coleman. H, R . 393 Coleman. J M,. .393 Coleman, L, R , 194 Coleman, M . 393 Coleman. 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K,C,,300, 399 Green, K, L, 259 Green, M L,, 399 Green, M R , 119, 236, 399 Green, M, E,, 191, 218, 228, 310 371 Green, M A,, 399 Green, R J , 185, 192 Greene, G J,, 181, 262, 399 Greene, K L 22 I Greene. L D 229 Greene. V, R,, 399 Greening H, A 235 Grcenleaf W F. 363 Greer. J. R.. 347, 399 Greer. R. W.. 163.204. 170,217,224. 254.371.270 Gregory. B, A.. 187, 189, 196 Gregory, C, A,, 21 1,399 Gregory. T. L.. 262. 325. 399 Gnce. P. C. 342. 371 Gnffm.C. D..371 Gnffm.C, C, 23 I 399 Griffm, D, W, 320, 371 Griffin. D, A.. 205, 399 Griffin. E. E.. 264 Gnffin. F. S. 111.344 Gnffm.C. M.. 399 Griffin, G. L.. 399 Griffin, J S, 212,399 Griffin, M A,, 192. 399 Griffin, N R, 371 399 Griffin, R , 399 Griffing. P J,, 194 Griffith, C K ,399 Griffith, £303.399 Ciriffilh. J, W, Jr., 271, 330, 399 Grim,G, M.. 110 Grisham,D, M.. 206. 371 Cns. ' .etl. R. R. 399 Gris.som. K. A, 399 Crissom.T M,. 399 Grizzard. D. K.. 399 Groner. C. D..271 Cross, R. E, 206. 399 Cross. S, A,, 399 Cross, W, A., 242, 257, 371 Groves, A., 399 Cruber, L, L, 210. 249, 310 Grymes.W. J.. 251.224. 371 Cuerry. M.C..399 Guess. J. F., 399 GuesL S. C. 262. 399 Guico. E. M. F.. 399 Guild. W.T.. 399 Guion. E. P. 315, 399 Guirola. R ,371 Gullette. M. D.. 131.399 Gunn.C.K.. 371 Gurley.J, A. 399 Gurley. W, J, 399 Gurney, V, A , 138 Guynev B L 399 Guyse, D .1 , 371 Guy ton, LR 399 Guvton, W I. 399 H Haas, S, C . 244, 245, 246, 3 10, 399 Hackney, W P , 399 Hagen, A M„ 271, 323, 356 Haggard, J K , 119,320 Haggard, R, L ,344, 371 Hagwood, H F 399 Hariston B A, 399 Hairston C M, 120, 233, 236, 356, 371 Hjji.illahverd.pour M, 399 Halhert, E, A 399 hales, M, L, 399 Haley, K, D „ 332 Halford, K M 371 Halford. K W , 399 Hall,C , L,, 399 HalkC, W , 399 Hall,C A ,399 Hall, D, k.. 399 Hall. K.G,.399 Hall. K.C.. 399 Hall. M.G.. 371 Hall S,S„399 Hall, V C, 195,399 Halliburlon S, D.. 399 Halpin M II 399 HambriLk, A E 371 Hamill, B, H , 327, 399 Hamill, T J ,227, 371 Hamillon. B C . 180,297,371 Hamillon C A , 399 Hamillon, E E , 233 240,379 Hamillon II R 179, 249.259 310, 399 Hamilton, K B „ 227, 357 Hamilton, M C. 260, 323, 399 Hamilton, P, M , 399 Hamilton, W, L,, 399 Hamlin, M E,. 372 Hamlin, R„ Jr „ 3. 337 379 Hammack, M A,, 399 Hammatk,7, E 399 Hatnmermeister K,, 363 Hamm ind, K, L,, 372 Hampton, r„ 267, 399 Hampton. D,L, 399 Hampton, N, M,, 180, 181,257, 372 Hampton, R ., Jr,,206, 399 Hamrick, J, H 248, 399 Hamrick,J L,254 Hancock, C, M , 399 Hancock, D. Vl,.399 Hancock, S. L. 372, 227 Hand. J. H., 344 Haney.J, W,.,lr 372 Haney, W. M , 399 Hankins, R, R , 399 Hankins. S L 399 Hanks. D, W , 399 Hanks. J. E.. 193 Hanna. J. C, 237.372 Hanna, W. R, 235, 372 Hannaford, M, R„ 166. 169. 197. 227. 256.310.372 Hannaford, T, B,, 197.310,399 Hannah. B.J..399 Hannah. C, W .379 Hannah. J, L ,399 Hannah, L, B,, 399 Hannah. L, M, B. 399 Hannah. W A, 221, 372 Hannon, J, R , Jr , 399 Hanson, RCl, 354 Haralson, B, S, 227, 372 Harbin, R, A,, 399 Harbour, D. J., 399 Harcrow. R, W. 372 Hardanay. A, E,, 399 Hardeman, S. J,, 205, 325, 399 Harden. C-W.. Jr.. 372 Harden, V, J ,218 Hardin. D. I ,271,399 Hardin, D„221 Harding. W, I 111.341 Hardwick. M,C ,400 Hardwick. O, S. 227 Hardy. A. B.. 400 Hardy, D R , 4i:i0 Hardy. E. C. 300 Hardy. G, F. 372 Hardy. S. A.. 372 Harger. C. E. 211,400 Hargett. M. S.. 339. 400 Hargrove. H, P., 372 Hargrove, R, E.. 400 Harkins. C. A.. 400 Harkins, L B ,, 400 Harman, R D 363 Harmon, R. G, 315,4IX) Harmon. T, J,, 254, 400 Harper, B, F , 400 Harper. J, T,,4(X) Harper, K, J ,400 Harper,!. L,. 187,225.348, 372 Harper, T. L.. 225. 400 Harper. V. M.. 300, 236, 262, 400 Harper, W A. Jr. 228, 372 Harpolc. J S, 192,400 Harpole. L. S.. 352. 357. 372 Harrell. D.C.372 Harreil. J.O..400 Harrell, M. B.. 400 Harrell. N.R.. 372 Harrigill, M, W 41X1 Harrington, D, E 191 372 Harrington. J. D. 400 Harrington. M F. 400 Harrington. T. 400 Harris. Dorphine. 233, 323, 400 Harris, E, W ,, 400 Harris. E K. Jr. 400 Harris, E. C, 241 Harris. G, 400 Harris. G. R. 400 Harris, G I , 191,400 Harris, J B , 400 Harris, J, E, 4(X) Harris, J J, Jr,,400 Harris, J J. 400 Harris, J, G..40fl Harris, J, C, 139,400 Harris, J, R„ 352, 400 Harris, L. D,, 354. 400 Harris. M. D..400 Harris. M. Jr.. 400 Harris. M,T„ 187 Harris. M E,.400 Harris, P, A, 400 Harris. S, L., 400 Harris. T. R., 303. 400 Harris. W. E.. 400 Harris. W.C. Jr., 363 Harrison, B. J.. 235. 227. 372 Harrison. B.J. .372, 227 Harris, D, T. 372 Harrison. J. M.. 209 Harrison. J. R.,400 Harrison. L. V.. 237 Harrison. R.B.. Jr.. 209. 192.252 Harrison. W, R. 400 Han, DA, 372 Harlfield, R, D„297 Hartlein, A, D, 229 Hartley, P M ,310, 400 Hartness, L, K..400 Hartness, S. B..400 Harlung. P L. 262,400 Harlwig, K, W, 231 Hartzog. F, M..400 Harlzog. J, E.,400 Harvey, J. M., 372 Harwell. D. M., 310. 400 Hastings. S.. 363 Hatch. R. D.. 224. 400 Hatcher, H.M., 372 Hathorn. C. M.. 400 Hatmaker. J. W,.209, 297, 312 Hatten,C,,400 Havard, D E„ 400 Havard,J M„ 207, 400 Havens. T, L., 334 Hawkins. C. C, 248 Hawkins. D. A. 400 Hawkins. D. L..400 Hawkins. G. E, III, 182 Hawkins, J, R„Jr,.40O Hawkins. M.J..400 Hawkins. S.E.. 400 Hawkins. V.L., 400 Hawks. B. E.,400 Hawley. D. C. 184 Hawley. L. A.. 400 Hayes. C T . 400 Hayes, r, R .217 Hayes. D F,, 400 Hayes. J, A. 253 Hayes. N E. 253, 400 Hayes. R. E.. 372 Hayes. S, R,, 400 Haynes, A, K.,400 Haynes.C, F. 308 Haynes, GC, 363 Ha nes, II 111,237,400 Haynes, M E. 400 Haynes. R R. 400 Haynes, S, R. 271.400 Haynic. R, L,. Jr.. 372 Hays J. T 111.363 Hayward. W, D,,400 Haywood, J ,4(XI Haywood, N , 131, 1.14 Hazard. J W. 339 Hazzlerigg.M. 1.303,400 Head. C. L. 400 Head,S, E..259, 323 Heard. D. S.. 303 Hearn.M.H.. 332.400 Hearne. W R. 22! Hearon, EG, 400 Healh, M K, 357, 400 Healh, R E , 194,372 Heberlmg, R L,, 241,372 Heblon.S, K ,, 372 Hechl, K. M ,227,315 Hedgepeth, A, L, S. 372 Hedglin.T A, 400 Hegw,.od, fJ A,Jr,, 133 Hegwood, S, R , 120,352 Heindl, N J ,300, 410 Heinzelman, E, 400 Hcleniak,C.C,325,40O Heleniak, R, J , 400 Heliums, I. A , 400 Hembree, M R ,241,400 Hemby, A E, 208, 241, 400 Henderson, D, E , 4ai Henderson, J, P,,400 Henderson,J, K„252, 372 Henderson, J, M.,400 Henderson. P E , 227 Henderson, R C, 352 400 Henderson, R W„ 4(X1 Henderson,! M„400 Henderson, W.C, 176 llendrix, J A 400 Hendrix, J C. Jr.. 195 Hendrix. M. A., 334. 372 Hendrix.S. E.. 401 Henley, A. E.,401 Henley, D.S., 190 Henley, H. A , 210, 228, 3 16, 401 Henning, S A,, 182 Hennington, A, K , 186 Hennington, J A,, 253, 250, 401 Henry. A. C. 372 Henry. B. A.. 206 Henry. R, K..40I Hensleigh, D l.,,40l Hens,in, A ,401 Henson. D. W., 372, 340 Henson, M. E. 319 Herbert. J, E. 337. 358 Hereford. R, W„40l Herman, C, J„ 162, 193, 247, 256. 401 Hernandez. M, O,, 372 Herndon, C, C,,401 Herndon, !, M ,372 Herren, J. E,. 192,401 Herrin.C, L, Jr.. 401 Herrin. R E,40l Herring. DB. 227.40! Herring. H. B. 401 Herring. J. 241.401 Herringlon, C, Jr 242, 252, 246, 320, 359.401 Hcrrington. M, D., 2 10, 260, 323, 401 Herringlon, M, B,. 195,401 Herringlon. M,C„24I,40I Herringlon, V. D„ 208, 1 84, 24 1 , 40 1 Herzog, B, D., 163. 192.217.401 Hesse. S.C, 241, 401 Hester, A, L., 191,372 Hester, CW ,401 Hester, D.L,, 178,372 Hester,E.,Jr„ 181,216,231 Hester,!, I ,226 Helrick, M,S„353 Heusiess. S, K., 401 Hewell. J. S., 225,401 Hewes, J.C, Jr , 339, 401 Hibbard, M,J,, 178, 168, 193,363 Hibbard, !, A. A., 193.372 Hickman, E, M,,401 Hickman, R H ,401 Hicks,C. D„259, 227, 323 Hicks, H, R., 260, 316, 401 Hicks, RW. 228 Hicks, R,G„ 233, 240. 372 Hicks. R.C.. 401 Hicks. S.!.. 252 Hicks,!. E. 40 1 Higdon, C. E.. 372 Higgins. K, A, 205, 401 Hight,M,N„ Jr. 303. 229.372 Hill, A. R.. 226 Hill, B, K, 271,401 Hill, C,V„Jr, 372 Hill. C.L.. 245.401 Hill. HE.. Jr.. 184.372 Hill, J K. 327 Hill, E, A., 262 Hill, MA,, 401 Hill, M„ 401 Hill, M,A„ 325 Hill. N.E„ 372 Hillen. J.E. 197,315.401 Hilton. D,!,, 187 Hinckle.C, L„303,40l Hindman, P J, 401 Hinman, W.P„332. 372 Hinlon, K,C„205 Hinion,S,N„ Jr., 241,401 Hippchen, E, E-.Jr„330. 401 Hilchings,C. L.. 315, 401 Hilchins, D !., 372 Hitchins, M C.,401 Hut, L. A., 196,401 Hill, M.C., 228 Hill. !. L., 245. 246. 358. 401 Hobart, S, L., Jr. 401 Hobbs. A. H. 341,401 Hobbs, N, A,.40l Hobson.J..401 Hodges. A, H. 372, 225 Hodges, J, A. 185. 192 Hodges. J, E,, 363 Hodges, P. K, 300, 40 1 Hodgins.S J,40l Hoffer,C,L.,40l Hogan,M.L„40l Hogan,! L , Jr , 187,401 Hogan,!. 0,327,372 Hogg, BKH, 206, 234 Hogg, C, B,. 264 Hogg, CM, 401 Hogg, E, A, 401 Hogg, J L., 372 Hogue,J, A,, 182,401 Hogue. J, A,, 182 Hogue, M, J„ 191.363 Hoijatie. B,, 363 Holden, S, L,. 178 Holden, W, E. 327 Hohfield, !, W,. 236. 372 Holik.S, E.,401 Holladay,C, 315, 295, 372 Holland, B, !„40l Holland, K.S. 323, 197,402 Holland, W,K„ 402 Holley, D, E., 327 Holliday,K,E., 355, 315,402 Holliman,C, D. 402 Hollingsworlh, r,, 193 Hollingsworth, D, B„ 190. 217, 225 Hollingsworth, P. L.. 402 Hollingsworlh. P. 402 Hollingsworth, S. R.. 235 Holhs, B, F„402 Holhs, J D,402 Holhs, M. A„363. 138 Holhs, P.O., 327 Holhs. P. R., 153, 194 Holhs, R.L., 402. 315 Hollisier.G.S., 320 Holloway. B, W„ 402 Holloway, C, D., 363 HolUiway, D. R.. 227. 402 Holloway, H. K, 310 Holloway. J. H..402 Holloway, R.G, 363 Holman, B, S, 214 Holman. M.F.,402, 196 436 Hi ' ltne-. A B W4 Holmes. C I 10 Holme-. I W 4(i: Holmes J P 4o: Holmes. J k 40: Holmes. K. W.. 402 Hoh R E, Jr.. 402 Honea C A. 402 Honea J D 227 Honeseull, L A 402 Honnoll. R L M Hood D O 208 Hood. J A , 208, 241 House J 1 . 402 House KM .372 House. M.J..3I5. 271. 402 Houscr. E. L.. 248. 372 Houser. M. A.. 402 Housle. .M. A.. 303.402 Housion.B.N. 372. 225,348 Housion. D, £.271,235 HoNas. R K .327 Ho% .ard. E J. 372 Ho% ard. H. L., 315 Houard.I. L..235. 372 Howard. S.L.. 229. 206. 372 Houard. T. W,. 402 Houell, B. A . 187 Howell. J L ,221 Howell, K M ,259. 295. 315,402 Howell. K.W. 372 Howell, L.C.. 221.402 Howell P D.402 Howell R. P..402 Howell. S L, 402 Howell, W L 402 Howie, J, S„ 403 Howze. J R. 228. 403 Hoxie. S,. 193,403,254 Hoxe, W T„236, 403 Hubbard, J, S„ 208 Hubbart, C, D. 233, 372 Hudnall, B, M, 363 Hudnall, M, B„ 323. 403 Hudson, A F,403 Hudson, J, L„403 Hudson, J, M ,233 Hudson, L,C,. 165.310.372 Hudson. P, J, 259, 372 Hudson, V,W,, 403 Hudspeth. W.D.. 372 Hue .D.J., 403 Huff. G R.. 194.210.372 Huff. P D,. 310,357,403 Huff, W E,403 Huffaker. J, R.,403 Huffman. C, A,. 372 Huffman. .E.. 403 Huffman, S. E.G., 2615, 372 Huggins, J, C, 195,403 Hughes, B, F. 403 Hughes, CM, 327, 403 Hughes. C, 218, 316, 356 Hughes, EH, 211 Hughes. H. Jr.. 403 Hughes. L.M.. 403 Hughes. LA ,227, 403 Hughes. M. D..403 Hughes. R.S. 403 Hughes, R, D„ 217, 224, 254, 372 Hughe s, S.D„ 195 Hughes,!, R„ 248, 403 Hughes, Y, L, 111.372,225 Hughe ,W. K,, 165,254 Hull,C,T„Jr„ 217, 337,403 Hull, J, C, 403 Hull, P. D, 134, 131 Hullum,W.T ,221,403 Hulon, J ,403 Humberg. D. M , 373, 183 Humphrey, EH ,310, 373 Humphres, W R„ 373 Humphries, L, F„ 403 Hunt, BGB, 356 Hunt, L L, 352 Hunt. M L., 163, 191,218,228.310, 373 Hunt, W, E 11,344 Hunter, J, D„Jr„403 Hunter, S,A„ 373, 337 Hunter, T,W,, 403 Hunlles, L, A,. 315 Huntoon, P, C„ 176.373 Hurdle, E,K„ 403 Hurdle, Y, L. 355,403 Hurlberl, D S 171 Hurley. F, D, 133 403 Hun. J, W„ 403 Husi J 1 111,403 Huston R W 371 Hulchens, R K 371 Huicherson, M, F, 310, 257, 403 Hutchinson. R DJr ,403 Hutchinson,S, J , 121, 303,373 Hutchison, E, A,. 300, 260, 403 Hutchison, W, D.. 183. .363 Hutto. D. M, 184,320 Hullo J J Jr 403 Hsnum. K 221 Ingels, M K, 8,373,227,234 Ingram. E .A . 403 Irby, J, D, 403 Irby.J, A,. 217,403 Irvin, J. P.. 327. 403 Isaac. A, W,. 403 Isbell.C K ,403 Isbcll, D W,.23l Issa, A. N, S„ Jr ,, 403 Issa, R, R A,, 165,363 lu, S, H,, 178,373 lupe, J,S, Jr,, 132,373 Ivey. D J, 300, 205,403 Key, L, M ,205,403 Ivey.L, T,. 300 Ivey, M,C„ 320, 403 Ivey. MA. 403 Ivy, A, C, Br,ister, 403 Ivy, VL„ 355, 308 Jaber, J, A, 3 10. 260, 403 Jabour, A, L„ 403 Jacks, V,L,. 315.403 Jacks, V.D, 315, 403 Jackson, B. M,.403 Jackson.C.D,, 233, 316,403 Jackson. C, 180,403 Jackson. C. C, 403 Jackson. CC, 403 Jackson. D., 403 Jackson. E, L„ 180,403 Jackson, G,C„ 206, 403 Jackson. K,E„ 403 Jackson. K, L,. 184,403 Jackson. L, R ,, 403 Jackson, L,, 363 Jackson, L, F.,403 Jackson, M,, 403 Jackson. M, J ,403 Jackson. M. L.. 403 Jackson. R,W, 403 Jackson, T, W,, 403 Jaggers. C. E„235,403 Jahadi, M, R, 194,403 James, A, J ,403 James. D. L„ 403 James.N,E.. 263, 262, 403 James. S,K,. 403 James, S,C„ 184,315,403 James, T,L„ 221 James, V, A,. 249. 300 Jamieson, R, S,, 403 Jamison, A, E„ 315.403 Jamison, P, F ,216,403 Janette, K, M„373 Januarv, R, C ,, 403 Jarman, B, F. Jr„ 403, 341 Jarman, G, G,, 341 Jarman, T, A„ 195 Jarnagm, J. C. 310. 256. 257. 403 Jarrett. S, E„ 352, 262, 403 Jarvis.SF. 212.403 Jasper. I, D,. 403 Jaudon. AG ,403 Jee.J. D,.403 Jee.J, R„363 Jefcoat. C, A„ 363 Jefferson. E. L„ 373 Jeffreys. JR.. 403 Jeffries. L P.. 403 Jeffries, W, IV, 403,228 Jemison, E, L,. 403 Jenkins, A,, 403 Jenkins, D„ 120, 181,260 Jenkins, G,C„ 403 Jenkins, M,N„ 373 Jenkins, P ,, 403 Jenkins, R F , 403 Jenkins S 264 173 Jenniil_ts O M 401 Jennings, 11 ,131 .lennings, M J , 206 171 Jennings, P i: 404 Jcrnnn, J J 4IM Jernigan,t D 404 Johns. R,M„ 248, 327.404 Johns. S 8,347 Johnson M 173 Johnson B M , Jr , 373 Johnson, B J 173 Johnson, B I 363 Johnson. C, F , 404 Johnson. C, F, 373 Johnson, r, D, 323, 356.404 Johnson. D 1 ,404 Johns,)n, D I ,231 Johnson, n 171 Johnson, I), 181 404 Johnson, D N.,404 Johnson, F, K,, 192,373 Johnson, G, H Jr,,404 Johnson, G W, 404 Johnson, G K , 404 Johnson, Ci J 182 Johnson, H V , 371 Johnson, J I. Jr. 271, 184, 191,373 Johnson, J D , 404 Johnson, J S, Jr,373 Johnson, J S,404 Johnson, J, G ,225 Johnson, J K 404 Johnson, J H , 227 Johnson, J 8 ,404 Johnson, K Ci , 404 Johnson, K L,,404 Johnson, K H , 404 Johnson, K W . ,147 Johnson, K F , 262 Johnson, L, F,,404 Johnson, M, B„ 404 Johnson, M,r„404 Johnson, M, E„ 404 Johnson, P,D„ 214, 404 Johnson, R D , 404 Johnson, R F Jr ,209 Johnson. R, I. , 164, 192.255. 168. 178,373 Johnson, R F,,404 Johnson, R, P. 251 Johnson, R, M,, 249, 334, 356, 404 Johnson,S D, 351 Johnson, SS,. 195,404 Johnson. S . 373 Johnson. T L„404 Johnson, V, 404 Johnson, V B , 298 Johnson, W, J ,404 Johnston, F A, 404 Johnston, G B , Jr , 195, 170.373 Johnston, G, L. 404 Johnston, K, B ,, 404 Johnston. M, L„ 404 Johnston, S M ,352,404 Joiner, J, E, 332, 373 Jolly. L, A, 404 Jones, B, A,, 404 Jones, B.C ,210, 236, 373 Jones, B. L,, 373 Jones, B, C, 235, 404 Jones, C,S,. 2 II, 373 Jones, C. D.. 404 Jones, CS. .194, 271,404 Jones, D, D„ 186, 189,404 Jones, DW,40t Jones, D A, 303. 405 Jones, D,G„ 373, 327 Jones. E. G . Jr 405 Jones. F. B„ 373 Jones, F. D,, 257. 405 Jones, F,K„ 330, 405 Jones, F,, 373 Jones, G, E,, 164,271, 186 Jones, G, P,, 206, 347 Jones, J, Jr, 221 Jones, J, M ,405 Jones.J.L.. 260. 315.405 Jones.J. M.. 327 Jones. J. E.. 236, 373 Jones, J, E.,258 Jones, J. A, 260 Jones, J. C, 405 Jones. K.E.. 373 Jones. LM. 3 16. 405 Jones. F r, 257, 405 Jones, M, J ,405 Jones, M, K, 373 Jones, MF„373 Jones, M,S„355 Jones, M, 1, ,, 405 Jones, R L, 111,221 Jones, S ■, 182,221, 373 Jones, S, K 405 Jones, S,T,, 182,405 Jones, S, M„405 Jones,T,R, 212,405 Jones, T 8,405 Jones,T.S, 337, 405 Jones, T, F ,405 Jones, W, K,,405 Jopp, B„ 405 Jordan, E, M., 233, 303, 373 Jordan, H,C„ 405 Jordan.J, D, III. 339 Jordan, J H.,Jr„ 405 192,405 221,405 221,373 310,405 405 ,1.14, 357, 405 Jordan, J, D,, Jordan, J, R,. Jordan, P K., Jordan, P, A,, Jordan, R. V Joseph, K ,A, Joseph. L, A,. 405 Joseph, R, D , 405 Josey, J, J ,271 Josey,J 0,271,363 Joyner,J W., 191 Jue. E,. 195,405 Junkin, E, S„405 Junkins, S, M,,405 K Kachaenchai. S, Kaiser, D, L„ 405 Kalela. L, D„3IO,405 Kamphuis.J, W,, 110 Karer,J,E., 178, 195.405 Karn. C, A,, 186, 188, 196,373 Karn,G,C, 187,405 Kea, L W.,Jr,237, 373 Kea, M, W,,405 Kearney, P, A,, 193,373 Keefe, M,C.,373 Keefer, E,J„ Jr,.248, 186 Keel, C, D,, 373 Keel, D M , 373 Keel, V„ 405 Keene, S, D,, 405 Keeton, T G , 363 Keith, B,N„ 373 Keith, C L, 315,405 Keith, P, L„405 Keller, D. M , 334, 357 Kelley, A, E , 208 Kelley, M,J,, 187,405 Kelley, MP ,405, 229 Kelley, T, G„ 405 Kelley, T, A, C,,405 Kellum. C. A, R„405 Kelly, C, E„262 Kelly, D,, 405 Kelly, J. F, 405 Kelly, W. G., 405 Kemmerer, E, G ,, Jr,,405 Kemp,C,D„373 Kemp, EH. Ill, 236,405 Kenna, J, E„Jr„2l7, 405, 327 Kennard.G.S .405 Kennard. S. A. 405 Kennedy, A, C, 352, 257,405 Kennedy, D, E„ 262, 373, 348 Kennedy, F,D.. 373 Kennedy, M,C,. 405, 316 Kennedy, P A, 405 Kennedy, S,T,. 373 Kerby, E, M..Jr..34l Kern.T. M. 405 Kerr, C R,, 405 Kerr, F R Kerr, G, A ,310, 357, 405 Kerr, L, Y,, 363 Kerr, M, L„ 352, 405 Kersh, P, R„Jr„373 Kerut, E, K„230, 319 Ketterman, C, J„315,405 Keves, D, D„ 405 Keycs, M,C,,405 Kcycs, P J , 220, 228 Keys II I ,Jr ,225 Kevs P J C, .363 Keys, P D„ 237, 405 Khan, PA. 373 Kilby.S. C. 334, 373 Kilcline, M, P,, 1 10 Kilgore,J, M ,, 405 Kilgore, T, R„ 245. 373. 246. 244, 252 Killebrew,J A,, 195,405 Killgore. D, L„ 236, 373 Kllpatrick.S,.405 Kimble, J.. 264, 373 Kimbrough. JB. Jr .147,405 Kimbrough, J, E, IV,405, 177 Kinard, D, A„405 Kinard. K, 355, .308 King, B, J. Jr., 373 King, C,A„ 405 King, DB, 373 King. G, D,.405 King. M K ,405 King. M, K,. 120,339,405 King, R,, 180,405 King. S.. 405 King.T. E.. 131. 134 King.T. 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V . 425 Welch. CC. Jr. 3.39 Welch, G, L.,425 Welch.O. G .425 Welch. T.N.Jr, 220, 425 Wellman, P. A. 425 WclK, D C. 425 WelK. PS. 234 Wells. R R..327 Wells. S J 253.425. 323 Wells. T D.425 Welter. Y E..425 Wennerlund. N. E. 320 West, C D . 235 West. D. v., 132 West. F H..365 West. G L 425 West. I. A. ,260. 323. 425 West. M.K., 382 West. P G. 382 West. T 1. . 425 West. W T.. 382 Wesibrook.J. P 111.327.425 Wesibrook. R B. 425 Westerfield. M. 382 Westmoreland.C. G. 235 Westmoreland, R. K, Weston, J. D..425 Wever. J R . 282 Wever. J. W,, Jr , 217. 225. 254. 382 Whisenant. W. D.. 235. 382 Whisler. E.N. .425 Whitaker. J. R. 235 White A. K..382 While B J.. 425 While. B K..425 White. C A . 251. 382. 356 While. C. A. 356. 425 While. CT. 425 White. D L. 208. 382 While. D.W.. 425 While. DR.. 334. 425 While. D.W.. 196.425 While. G.T.. 425 While.G. F,.295. 382 White. H.B.. 425 White. L. 233.425 White. M. A. 425 While. P.O.. 425 While. R.L.. no While. R.H., 258. 382 While. R, S. 206 White. S. A.. 425 White. V.L.. 425 White. W. F, 425 Whitehead. D. W. 214. 425 Whitehead, J D. 38 Whitehead. J R . 425 Whitehead. L. E„ 425 Whiieside, P, C 191,319 Whitfield. L. A.. 233. 425 Whitley. A. P.. 228. 332. 334. 355. 425 Whitlock. R. G.. 382 Whilmire, C. D. 215. 240. 382 Whitmire. F. E . 425 Whitmire. R. 425 Whiltemore. D ,A . 425 Whiltenton. J.111.339 Whittinglon. V. I ... 259. 323. 425 Whilviorth. R. L.. 425 Wiggins. WD. 425 Wigley. C. A.. 425 Wilbanks. R. E. 382 Wilbanks.S.D.. 235.425 Wilbanks. S. S 425 Wilhurn,S,.425 Wilder, F I . 426 Wilder. J J, 426 Wilder. W I 327 Wildmon.J I .426 Wildmon, N J 382 Wilcmon. M.C .382 Wiles.C. B. 426 Wiley. E. D. 426 Wiley, L. P.. 228 Wiley, R, A., 382 Wilkes. N, J,, 339 Wilkes, S, 426 Wilkinson, M L., 207, 426 Will ams A R .382 Will ams A W .426 Will 42 ams 6 A A . 249. 262. 295. 31 Will ams A W . 191.253.382 Will ams A . 4 26 Will ams C I Jr 195.426 Will ams c .426 Will ams D w .426 Will ams D A 426 Will ams D .382.426 Will ams D 1 .262 Will ams F 426.231 Will ams G I . 195 Will ams G D . 187,426 Will ams H B .327 Will ams J B .365 Will ams J D Jr.. 226. 426 Will ams J F. . 382 Will ams J. M 239 Will ams J E 382 Will ams J R 184.257.426 Will ams J 1 365 Will ams J R 426 Will ams J 1 182 Will ams J C 11.344 Will ams K A ,224.426 Will ams L K 159,426 Will ams L M , 240, 426 Will ams M J 426 Will ams M B , 334 Will ams M 1 , 365 Will ams M S ,243.426 Will ams M A .. 197.260.323 Will ams M I. .426 Will ams M R . 320 Will ams M V .184,426 Will ams O s. 238 Will ams P. L 233,262.426 Will ams PC 208, 382 Will ams P G 221 Will ams R P 229 Will ams R H .426 Will ams R H ,426 Will ams S. A 382 Will ams s F. 426 Will ams s D 216, .382 Will ams s 426 Will ams T E. 221,382 Will amson. A. G,. 208 Will amson. A. E., 426 Will 42 amson. 6 B T, II. 193,254,25 Will ams n. B A . 205. 426 Will amson. C B . 365 Will amson. J. C., 233, 240, 382 Will amson. M A, 426 Will amson. P R..426 Will s. A .3: 7 Will s. A R 262, 426 Will s.C. M .2 55 Will s. L G 38 2 Will s. T. G 426 Will . R. J. r.. 426 Wils on. B. A .. 133. 195.332.426 Wils on. C L . 382 Wils on. C. J . 192,426 Wils on.C. B ..426 Wilson, n 426 Wilson, I) K 426 Wilson 1) O . 426 Wilson II A .426 Wilson. J. K .426 Wilson. J. 1. 182 Wilson, K. A . 31(1 426 Wilson., F. 25 1.382 Wilson. M A 382 Wilson. P G 426 Wilson. P Y . 258 426 Wilson. R  Jr , 426 Wilson. R B . 341 Wilson R R . 365 Wilson. S M . 240 Wilson. S,( .426 Wilson. II. 365 Wilson. W [. . 426 Windham A S 426 Windham (. 1 426 Windh.im J W,. 382 224 Windham. J P. 196. 254 382 Windham. J M 257 Windham. K B . 355.426 Windham. M I . 365 Windham. T F 426 Winfield. P 120.352 382 Winings R J . 229 Wmn, F, J , Jr ,426 Winslcad,!, 0.261.426 Winter. R A 382 Winter. W J Sims. 382 226 Winters. 1 .. 426 Wise, B C , 339 WiseG K ,426 Wiselogel. A I. 111.382 Wissner P J . 382 Witt R F 382 Wiygul, J S. 347 Wiygul. J. D. 300. 426 Wofford. D S .215 132 W.ifford. 1 1. 26 1. 341.426 Wolfe. D. n . 365 Wolfe. L,W. 182 Wolfe. M F. 187. 189 Wolfe. R S..426 Wolfe. W R ,426 WomackS K ,426 Wong. S F, J . 259. 426 Wood, C.G.. 382 Wood, CM.. 253.327 Wood. D.N. .426 Wood, D, J ,426 Wood. J, E., 382 Wood. M. C. 260. 426 Wood, M, W., ,365 Wood, N. J.. 184,365 Wood, R 1 .262, 263 Wood. W J . 426 Wood. W F . Jr . 332. 382 Woodard. A. D.. 352. 356. 382 Woodard. J. E . 382 Woodard. M A. 1 20 121 323.352. 426 Woodham.S R . Jr 426 Woodruff. C A 249 259 357 426 Woodruff F. K 233. 382 Woods. G R . 221 426 Woods. J K W 192 Woods. J S. 192. 208 Woodson. K. I... 426 Woodson, M.. 237. 262. 263, 382 Woodson, S C 426 Woodson, r ( , 1 10, 139 Woodvvard, B. D.426 Woodward. P. R . 426 Woodward. W .426 Wooley, D. F . 194 Woolen. D. 1. . 334. 358 Woolen. I A , 193 Woolen. M. J., 249 356. 323. 426 Woolen. S. D.. 245, 246. 233. 260. 265. 382 Woid.l ( ' .426 Worlev, I ' C 365 Worth S 1 . 310.426 Worlhinglon.S 315. 382 Wredc. k, W . 2181. 426 Wren. 1 S . 426 Wrcnn D S, 187,426 Wrighl H c; ,241 133 426 Wrighl, B J .295 351.426 Wrighl, G. M.,382 Wrighl. C. D . 382 Wrighl. J I . 382 Wrighl, K A .426 Wright. K. D.382 Wrighl. K K 426 Wrighl. R. A 332 Wrighl. W J I 10 Wu. Y, J 365 Wyall. K I ...426 Wynn.C B. 297.342. 426 Wvnn. M F 365 W nn. P A 382 Wvnn. R R 182 Y Yang. II II 426 Yarher, J W . Jr. 382 Yarhrough, ( D . 208. 260. 426 Yarbrough. J P . 426 Yarhrough. I. I 208. 260.426 Yarbrough. L M . 382,226 Yarbrough. M K . 233 Yates. C R .201. 237.382 Yates H F. 110 Yates. F 1 .253.426 Yates, F , 382 Yates, M G ,426 Yates, N 1, 222, 382 Yates. RO. 342 Ya dan, A . 382 Yazdi, A. M.,382 Yeager. K Y 323. 334 Yeates. J W . 426 Yealman.C R . 352.260.426 Yeatman. T. F.. 426 Yelverton.J. L, 251,265, 177,382 Yelverton. W, P,. 382 Yerby, R, M., 426 Yerger, 1. M , 358, 426 York, D A .Jr. 426 York, J, B, 214 Young, A M . 197. 310. 214,426 Young, C. M U ,382 Young, D F Young. DC. 238. 426 Young. J, R ,426 Young, M F , 206. 382 Young. M R 207.215.382 Young. O D P . 426 Young. P I Jr 224 Young. R 15. 426 Young, SCi 6,215,382 Young. S R 382 Younghlood, F, M,, Jr„ 344. 426 Younger. S G . 219.359.426 Yuja. G J . 426 Yung. K .M..225 Zachary.T. K..426 Zachry, J. 1. 344. 426 Zaghdani, A, S,, 365 Zaiesky, A,, 426 Zamin. M, A,, 365 Zebert. J I., 426 Zecha, D J . Jr , 426 Zouhoukos, T. P. 310, 382 Zuccaro, J. M., 426 443 Subject Index Acacia 299 Academics 37 Afro-American Plus 180 Air Force ROTC 186 Agricultural Missions 183 Ag Engineering Tech 183 Ag-Econ Qub 182 Agronomy Club 184 Alpha Chi Omega 301 Alpha Delta Pi 303 Alpha Kappa Alpha 304 Alpha Phi Omega 190 Alpha Psi Omega 185 Alpha Pi Mu 185 Alpha Phi Alpha 307 Alpha Tau Omega 309 Alpha Zeta 191 Alumni Council 179 Am Institute of CE 192 Am Institute of IE 192 Am Nuclear Society 193 Am Institute of Architects 195 Am Society of Ag Engineers 193 Am Society of Civil Eng 194 Am Society of Mech Eng 196 Angel Flight 197 Army ROTC 198 Arnold Air Society 196 Aeronautics and Astronautics 191 Band 202 Baptist Student Union 206 Baseball 122 Basketball 108 Beta Alpha Psi 207 Beer Referendum 72 Blackfriars 206 Black Voices 181 Block and Bridle 208 Board of Trustees 39 Bulldog Belles 121 Butler 276 Cardinal Key 266 Catholic Student Assoc 209 Centennial 64 Cheerleaders 118 CE Honor Society 209 Chi E{ silon 210 Chi Omega 311 Christnvas 92 Grcle K 211 Collegiate DECA 212 Commerce Cabinet 213 Compass Qub 210 Council for Exceptional Children 214 Cresswell 277 Critz 278 Cross Country 134 Dairy Science Qub 214 Dean ' s Cabinet of Ed 215 Debate Team 216 Delta Chi 318 Delta Chi Little Sisters 354 Delta DelU Delta 314 Delta Gamma 316 Delta Sigma Pi 215 Diamond Girls 120 Dogcatchers 120 Drama 78 Duggar 279 Elder Statesmen 217 Entertainment 80 Eta Kappa Nu 219 Evans 280 Events 63 Farmhouse 318 Fashion Board 218 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 219 Food Science Qub 220 Football 96 Forest Products 220 Forestry Qub 224 Future Farmers of America 221 Governor Qif f Finch 38 Golden Egg 104 Golf 132 Hall of Fame 168 Halloween 90 Hamlin 282 Hathom 283 Herbert 284 Hightower 285 Homecoming 86 Horticulture Club 222 Hull 286 Industrial Education Assoc 227 Institute of Electrical Electronic Eng 225 Intramurals 142 Intramural Council 226 Interfratemity Council 296 IRHC 274 Interschool Council 178 444 Judicial Council 179 Kappa Alpha 321 Kappa DelU 323 Kappa Delta Big Brothers 359 Kappa DelU Pi 227 Kappa Kappa Gamma 324 Kappa Omicron Phi 228 Kappa Pi 228 Kappa Sigma 326 Lambda Chi Alpha 328 Landscape Contracting 229 Limelight 151 Little Sisters of the Star and Crescent 354 Little Sisters of Phi Kappa Tau 355 Little Sisters of Minerva 357 Little Sisters of the Maltese Cross 355 M Qub 229 Marine Engineering Technology 230 Martial Arts Qub 231 McKee 287 Miss Bulldog Basketball 121 Miss MSU 160 Miss REVEILLE 152 Mr. and Miss MSU 161 MENC 232 National Agri-Marketing 232 Panhellenic 294 Phi Beta Lambda 233 Phi Chi Thete 233 Phi Eta Sigma 270 Phi Gamma Delta 331 Phi Kappa Phi 268 Phi Kappa Tau 333 Phi Lambda Pi 234 Phi Mu 335 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 237 Phi TTieta Kappa 235 Philo Demos 234 Physical Education Qub 235 Pi Kappa Alpha 336 Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sisters 358 Pi Sigma Efwilon 236 Pi Tau Sigma 238 President McComas 40 Poultry Science 239 Pre Law Society 238 Pre Vet Qub 241 Recruiting 106 REFLECTOR 242 REVEILLE 244 Residence Halls 237 Rho Gamma 246 Rice 288 Rifle 106 Rodeo Qub 247 Rugby Qub 248 S. D. Lee Honors 240 Scotch Guard 249 Semper Fidebs 250 Senate 177 Sessums 289 Sigma Alpha Ep silon 338 Sigma Chi 340 Sigma Chi Little Sisters 356 Sigma Alpha lota 250 Sigma Nu 343 Sigma Phi Epsilon 345 Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister s 356 Smith 290 SAM 251 Society for Collegiate Journalists 252 Society of Petroleum Engineers 252 Society of Am. Foresters 251 Speakers 74 Sports 95 SpKjrts Scores 140 Soccer 133 Student Association 174 Student Dietetics Association 253 Student Institute of Floral Designers 253 Suttle 291 Tau BeU Phi 254 Tau Kapf a Epsilon 346 Theta Tau 255 Tennis 128 Track 130 Triangle 349 Union Program Council 256 University Choir 262 University Madrigal Singers 263 Vice Presidents 42 Wanawake 264 Weightlifting Qub 265 Who ' s Who 162 Women ' s Spwrts 136 Young Republicans 265 Zeta Phi Beta 351 Zeta Tau Alpha 353 Zeta Tau Alpha Big Brothers 358 445 Photography redits SAM AGNEW: 1, 4b, c, 22, 23, 28a, b, 29, 33a, c, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 51, 52, 53, 64, 73, 74, 77b, ' 86, 87b, 88b, c, 88d, 89, 96a, 99c, 102b, 103b, 107, Ilia, 113, 114, 116a, 117a, 118b, d, e, 119b, c, e, 120a, 121b, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 136, 137, 140b, 141, 142, 143, 144, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150a, b, c, 152a, c, 155a, ' l57b ' 160, 162b, 163, 164a, 165a, 166a, 167, 171b, 174d, 175, 181, 186, 187, 188, 189, 191a, 193a! 195, 196b, 206a, 209a, 215b, 217, 218, 220b, 225, 226, 241, 244, 245, 246, 247, 252a, 256, ' 259a, 260a, 261b, 278b, 294a, 296, 297, 298a, 300c, 310a, c, 311c, 317a, c, 319, 320, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326c, 330b, 331a, 334b, 335a, c, 337b, 338a, 340, 341, 346, 347b, 350, 351, 356b, 446 JOHN BRYSON: 128, 129, 132. BOB BUCKLEY: 4, 27, 30, 79, 82b, 90a, 91, 93b, 93c, 118a, 168a, 170b, 173, 183a, 185b, 197, 198b, 199, 200, 210a, 206b, 211, 213, 227a, 228a, 240b, 252b, 258b, 274, 275, 277b, ' 281, 285, 291b, 294b, 295, 304b, 305, 308a! 321a, 352b, 353a, 354b. BARRETT FRANCIS: 32, 48a, 49, 54, 55, 56, 57, 84b, 116b, 152b, 224, 232b, 237, 250b! 259b, 284b, 302b, 303b, 312a, 329a, 338a, 339b, 354a, 355a, 357a. MARK GARRIGA: 33b, 35, 83, 102a, 111b, 115, 116c, d, 117b, 121a, 118c, 119c, 135, 183b, 184a, 198a, 239, 240a, 279, 311b, 348a, 358a. ROBERT HAND: 4a. TOM HEROLD: 4c, 38a, 48b, 59, 75, 76b, 77a, 81, 85, 90b, c, 92, 93a, 96b, 131b, 134a, 168b! 169, 170a, 171a, 178, 221, 222, 223, 234, 278a, 280, 282, 286, 289, 290, 291a, 330a, 344a. CYNTHIA HILL: 87a, 88a, 96c, 145, 180, 182, 210b, 220a, 233b, 248a, 284a. TERRY HITT: 4b, 17, 26, 28c, 31a, 45, 46, 72, 97b, 103a, 106, 119a, 133b, 140a, 150a, b, c, 153, 154, 155b, c, 156, 157a, c, 158, 159, 161, 162a, 164b, 165b, 166b, 191b, 192a, 196a, 209b, 212, 215a, 216, 219, 227b, 228b, 229, 230, 231, 232a, 233a, 235, 238a, 242, 243, 248b, 250a, 253a, 254, 255, 257, 258a, 261a, 277a, 283b, 288, 302a, 303a, 304a, 316, 318, 327a, 334a, 352a, 356a, 358b. MARY MATTHES: 38b, 47, 58, 60, 61, 76a, 82a, 84a, 97a, c, 112, 130, 131a, 134b, 138, 139! 174a, b, c, 176, 177, 179, 184b, 185a, 190, 192b, 193b, 194a, 207, 208, 210a, 214b, 238b, 249, 253b, 260b, 264, 265, 276, 283a, c, 287, 310a, 310b, 327b, 332a, 335b, 336c, 339a! 347a, 353b, 355b, 357b. All of the old pictures are from earlier vol- umes of the REVEILLE and the University Archives. 446 Copy Credits GLENN BECKHAM: 124, 127. DR. JOHN K. BETTERSWORTH: 5-23. BO CARTER: 106, 128, 129, 130. MARIA CIRAVOLO: 54, 55, 56, 58, 59. ROBBIE EVERITT: 64, 74, 76, 80, 87, 89, 91, 152, 160. PENNY GIBSON: 162-171. CHECKY HERRINGTON: 98, 101, 103, 110, 111,113. TONY KILGORE: 48, 49, 93. MARK MILLER: 50, 51, 145. MARSH NICHOLS: 75. BARBARA PARDUE: 105. MARSHA SANDERSON: 73, 362, 365, 366, 371, 374, 380, 381, 387, 390, 391, 394, 396, 401, 402, 411, 425. Art Credits BARTON TURNER: SO, 72. JOHN HOWSE: 266-270. Specifications The 1978 REVEILLE is an official publi- cation of the Student Association of Mis- sissippi State University. Volume 73 was printed by Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas. Press run was 9200 copies of 472 pages. Paper stock is 80-pound number one grade, double coated, high gloss lithograph enamel paper. The main division pages are 100-pound special stock. Endsheets are 65-pound cover weight Torino stock. The cover is 2039 Maroon fully emb ossed on a mission grain and applied silver mylar. Standard 36 point headlines and 10-12 point body types are Palatino. Additional Specifications are available upon request to the REVEILLE, Suite 101 Union, P.O. Box 541, Mississippi State, MS 39762. 447 WEST 448 University embarks into its century, progress will continue, e tne arr(ivv tl MNvays points in the same direction — upward. 449 ' ■ lH. - -: ' :; ' .w. I..., (I V « ' ' w™ip!|RpP !l ' ' ff - ' -|j| iiiiiiiniir III ' ill ' ■ V-- - % ' . ' : - r S ' i. I r 452 453 Activijigiiat bring students together Advancement in Academics 456 Advancement in Academics has brought three Administration Buildings. AS7 458 Although agriculture is still here, the cow college image is vanishing 459 460 461 No matter at what angle we look, Mississippi State University is THE University of Mississippi 463 1878-CENTENNIAL-1978 mtatssastSsssBaasiai