University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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Phi Kappa Phi Founded, University of Maine, 1897 Eighty Active Chapters THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI CHAPTER Honoring the Highest Scholarship FACULTY AND STAFF FRANK A. ANDERSON, PH.D. MAE E. FORTENBERRY, A.M. A. B. LEWIS, PH.D. RUSSELL E. AVEN, M.A. PAUL G. HAHN, B.A. Y. J. MCG AHA, LEWIS C. BELL, PH.D. JOHN SYKES HARTIN, PH.D. DOROTHEA B. MORSE, PH.D. W. ALTON BRYANT, PH.D. CHARLES F. HAYWOOD, PH.D. ROY D. SHEFFIELD, PH.D. J. ALLEN CABANISS, PH.D. WILLIAM T. HICKS, PH.D. ALLISTON SLADE, M.A. NOEL A. CHILDRESS, PH.D. FRANKLIN P. HOWARD, B.A. SAMUEL S. TALBERT, PH.D. E. E. DAVIDSON, M.B.A. RICHARD E. KEYE, ED.D. JOHN DAVIS WILLIAMS, ED.D., MARY NEILL DESHAZO, M.S. LL.D. STUDENT MEMBERS KATHRYN FRIERSON BENDALL STE WART DOUGLAS EASTERBY KAY DAVIS MOUNGER WILLIAM ROY BOONE WILLIAM KENNETH HOLDITCH WILLIAM BURA NOBLES, JR. WILLIAM MCLAIN CAU S EY HUBERT TED HUDDLESTON JR. WELLS EDWARD NUTT SARAH GRACE COMBS BYRON JERRY LEE HUFF CHARLES WILLIS PICKERING MARY CONE MARY FRANCES HUMPHRIES WILBURN DWAIN SIMPSON CHARLES WILLIS CONNELL WILLIAM TIMOTHY JONES BETTE BAIRD TILLY JOHN ADAM CRAWFORD JAMES WALLER LAMBUTH LEWIS GERALDINE BOEHM JOHN CLARK LOVE, JR. Elected March, 1960 Faculty RUSSELL HUNTER BARRETT, PH.D. DUDLEY ROBERT HUTCHERSON, PH.D., D. LIT. SAMUEL FRIEND CLARK, PH.D. FORREST WINDSOR MURPHY, ED.D. VICTOR ALDINE COULTER, PH.D. WILLIAM LEWIS NOBLES, PH.D. RICHARD MALCOLM GUESS, M.A., LL.D. WILLIAM HAILEY WILLIS, PH.D. ARTHUR CLIFTON GUYTON, M.D. Deceased September 2, 1960 Students JOHN LOUIS BLACK, JR. Liberal Arts MARTHA EARLY LOVELACE Education MAR J ORIE ELIZABETH BLOODWORTH . . Liberal Arts DONALD KLINE MARCUS Law KAREN GALE BURFORD Liberal Arts LOY GENE MARTIN Commerce FRANK J. BUTLER, JR. Liberal Arts ALFRED E. MORETON, III Law EDWARD PEACOCK CONNELL Law W. HARDY MYERS, JR. Liberal Arts FLOYD DEAN COPELAND Liberal Arts JAMES REUBEN PRICE Liberal Arts JERRY NORWOOD CROUT Liberal Arts PATRICK HUGH SCANLON Law FLOYD MILLARD DAVIS Liberal Arts ART HUR CHARLES TANNER Liberal Arts RH U EL P. DICKINSON Graduate ROBERT CECIL TRAVIS Law PAUL EDWARD GRAY Liberal Arts RICHARD EDWARD VAN HOUTEN Commerce NANCY HUFF GRIFFIN Liberal Arts WINTON EDWIN WILLIAMS Law WILLIAM HERSHELL. LEE Engineering Elected January, 1961 FRANK LENRICH ADAMS Commerce PENELOPE MOORE Graduate LINDA BUCKNER ALDRICH Education MILLIE THEUS NICHOLS Liberal Arts CLAUDE JACK BLACKBURN Medicine ROBERT EDMUND PHAY HAROLD E. BROWN . . Education (B.A.E., May 1960) Liberal Arts (B.A., May 1960) RODNEY CARL DALGO Liberal Arts HARRY PORTER, JR. Medicine MARGARET GATHRIGHT DENMAN Liberal Arts E. J. PRICE, JR. Liberal Arts ROBERT LANGE ELLIOTT Medicine WALTER HENRY ROSE Medicine WILLIAM CLYDE GILCHRIST Graduate LUCIUS FEATHERSTON SAMS, JR. Liberal Arts NAOMI RUTH GILLIAM Nursing HOWARD LEON SCHOGGEN Engineering BARBARA UNGER GOFF Medicine FRANK WILSON SHARBROUGH Medicine MARTHA KATHRYN GRANT Liberal Arts ALICE DOUGLAS SCHRIVER Graduate PETER BOTSFORD HENDERSON Medicine DOLORES THOMAS SMITH Graduate HARRIET J. JACKSON Faculty RUTH GUYTON SMITH Graduate ROBERT JAMES LONG Graduate JAMES E. SORRELS Graduate MARY JOE LOVE . Graduate WILLIAM RAY WILSON Graduate JAMES ROBERT MAYFIELD Medicine MARGARET MCKEE WORLEY Graduate

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The Student National Education Association is a profes- sional organization with chartered chapters all over the coun- try, designed for college and university students who plan to enter the teaching profession. A member of the Student National Education Association is also automatically a member of the state educational association. The Student National Education. Association aims at the development of personal growth and professional competences. Through the association the student gains an understanding of the history, ethics, and program of the organized teaching profession. OFFICERS PRESTON MYERS President MARLENE WILSON Vice-President KAYE BROWN Secretary-Treasurer First Row: Helen Affeld, Frances Allen, Sarah Bailey, Loretta Bennett, Vivia Best, Betsy Braugher, Kaye Brown, Nancy Buchanan, Sonia Jane Ellen Collins, Carolyn Coney, Sherry Crook. Second Row: Susan DeWeese, Linda Dilworth, Marguerite Dunn, Betty Durrett, Betty Jane Farmer, Linda Farris, Linda Golden. Martha Grant, Sara Gravenharst, Virginia Greene, Sandra Hale, Joy Hammond. Third Row: Hazel Harris, Sally Henderson, Love Henick, Anne Herrington, Eleanor House, Polly Hunter, Ann Hutchins, June Inman, Linda Jacobs, Patricia Johnson, Carolyn Le Noir Jones, Nancy Knight. Fourth Row: Linda Little, Jacque Martin, Mollie Allen McAmis, Jo Ann McFarland, Preston Myers, Patricia Nabors, Eleanor Osteen, Patsy Peterson, Susan Polatty, Nancy Potts, Linda Price, Sarah Quackenboss. Fifth Row: Judy Quinn, Jane Ramsey, Jo Ann Smith, Sandra Sowell, Lynn Steed, Beta Stigler, Fredean Stone, Carolyn Summers, Jane Teas, Virginia Thurber, Ann Treadway. Lou Don Vigour. Sixth Row: Hicky Wallace, Ann West, Rebecca Marlene Wilson. Not Pictured: Carolyn Brown, Judy Busby, Pat Dacus, Jackie Jore, Linda Johnson, Robert King, DeWitt Rush, Eleanor Smith.

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OFFICERS BOBBY RUSSELL President GARRETT FALLS Vice-President TAD TROWBRIDGE Secretary AL SMITH Treasurer The George McLean Chapter of Alpha Delta Sigma was founded here at the University of Mississippi in 1952 It is a national honorary advertising fraternity for men. Its purpose is the promotion of fellowship among students interested in a career in advertising. It further provides contact with professional advertising people, and mem- bership automatically affiliates the student with the Federation of America. First Row: Bob Massengill, Bobby Russell. Second Row: Al Smith, Tad Not Pictured: Garrett Falls, Joe Finley, Budgie Meek. First Row: James Anderson, Brooks Allison, Walter Boone, Ed Carruth. Second Row: Glenn Pennington, Tom Singley, George Smith. Not Pictured: Billy Callender, Phil Duncan, James Jones, Bill Keeton, Jimmy Patty, Leonus Shedd, Jack Thornton. OFFICERS GLENN PENNINGTON President BROOKS ALLISON Vice-President BILLY CALENDAR Secretary ED CARRUTH Treasurer Alpha Epsilon Delta is a national honor society for pre- med students who have maintained a 4.5 average over two consecutive semesters. A student who has maintained a 5.0 average after one semester may be pledged. It was founded at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, in 1926. At present there are over ten thousand members in the sixty-one active chapters in colleges and universities throughout the United States. The objectives of the society are to encourage excel- lence in pre-medical work by furnishing a goal toward which the students may strive during the early semesters of his or her pre-medical career; to bind together the similar interested students; and to bridge the gap be- tween the spirit of the pre-medical school and that of the School of Medicine.