Rhodes College - Lynx Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1958 volume:

EDITOR J. L. JERDEN BUSINESS MANAGER SANDY CALMER eu ‘Table of f CLASSES Faculty Page 12 ORGANIZATIONS VA Organizations Page 114 “és A Cin eS es Athletics Page 156 Contents HONORS Honors Page 68 } Pan-hellenic i Page 88 | HIGHLIGHTS Highlights Page 180 EB be } Y f We have attempted in this section to capture the spirit and tradition of Southwestern which is embedded in every structure on Our Campus. The Staff Five eS a et F hg: Rag) at Es ae fe ha cn PERRO NOON SISSIES” 56S BENE 0 ts RRR SOR ARTE SCART eben RRB SSB SLRS OAS SARS CURR RET CAA IA ACTRESS RS ROS RE TS SRA SANTI SE 5 A ARAL P82 REL ROR SPA ARO EEE Ten Mr. C. L. Springfield For your understanding of the problems of students and your etforts to help such stu- dents over the inevitable rough spots during their college careers... For your enthusiasm and appreciation of the Southwestern ideal and the thousands of hours you have worked to keep Southwest- ern on a sound economical basis... For these and the many other unsung services we dedicate the 1958 LYNX to you. he 4 trace the footsteps lb by ie ol ynx” cat as Nhe followed the events of our college APG HE. soypoe ad Ted —— FACULTY TUE SS aoe angen =e — ett aaa tes Pome teen ty aang sem nena eye tne A EAT mrgeemgesecseenenesnsears PEYTON NALLE RHODES President Tram 2 A.B., A.M., and Ph.D., University of Virginia CHARLES EDWARD DIEHL President Emeritus A.B., Johns Hokpins University Graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary A.M., Princeton University Fourteen ROBERT PRICE RICHARDSON Vice President for Development A.B., Southwestern College B.D., Union Theological Seminary D.D., Honorary, Southwestern i JAMESON M. JONES | Dean of the College Professor of Ethics; B.A., Southwestern College B.D., Louisville Theological Seminary; Ph.D., Duke University t | 4 i ' i JANE LEIGHTON RICHARDS CHARLES I. DIEHL : Dean of Women Dean of Men : Assistant Professor of History Assistant Professor of Education and English | B.A., Converse B.A., Southwestern ) M.A., Duke University A.M., University of Chicago Fifteen FACULTY | DAVID M. AMACKER, M.A. Professor of Political Science; A.B., Prince- ton; B.A. and M.A., Oxford. | Associate Professor of Modern Languages; B.A., University of Richmond; M.A. and EMMETT H. ANDERSON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. Ph.D., University of Virginia. CLINTON L. BAKER, M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology; B.S. and M.S., Emory University; Ph.D., Columbia University. H DERRICK BARTON Instructor in Tennis JOHN R. BENISH, A.M., Ph.D. | Professor of English; A.B., Arkansas Col- lege; A.M., Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., University of Michigan. CHARLES P. BIGGER, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy; B.A., 4 M.A., and Ph.D., University of Virginia. ALFRED O. CANON, Ph.D. Dean of Alumni; B.A., Southwestern; M.A., and Ph.D., Duke University. M. BOYD COYNER, JR., M.A. Assistant Professor of American History; } B.A. and M.A., University of Virginia. GRANVILLE D. DAVIS, Ph.D. Executive Director of Memphis Adult Edu- cation Center and Lecturer in American History; A.B., University of Arkansas; A.M. and Ph.D., University of Illinois. JOHN H. DAVIS, Ph.D. Professor of History, A.M., University of Kentucky; B.A. and M.A., Oxford Univer- sity; Ph.D., University of Chicago. JOE O. EMBRY, Ph. D. Professor of Romance Languages; A.B., Drury College; A.M., State University of | Iowa; Ph.D., University of Minnesota. HERBERT 8S. EMIGH, M.S. Instructor in Chemistry and Supervisor of Laboratories; B.A. and M.A., University of Mississippi. MADELLINE B. ESTES, B.F.A. Instructor in French; B.F.A., Sophie New- comb College. LEONARD W. FREY, M.A., B.D. Assistant Professor of Greek; A.M., Frank- lin and Marshall College; B.D., Yale Uni- versity; M.A., Columbia University, REGINALD N. GERMANY, JR., B.A. Assistant Coach of Football; B.A., South- western. senna sao SAA send ate 0mm ans ‘oan preemasn.ammeracearrsnysemmmmgresssgcermaaapemmgsanines teers Aapmaanaermanere Sixteen FACULTY ERWIN WILLIAM GOESSLING, M.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages; B.A., University of Illinois; M.A., Tulane University. IMOGENE R. HILL, M.S. Instructor in Biological Sciences; BS., University of Arkansas; M.S., Tulane Uni- versity. RAYMOND S. HILL, M.F.A. Associate Professor of Speech and Dra- matics; B.F.A. and M.F.A., The State Uni- versity of lowa. RALPH C. HON, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Business Ad- ministration; A.B., University of Illinois; A.M., Harvard; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. A. THEODORE JOHNSON, Ph.D. Professor of English Literature; A.B., West- minster College; A.M., University of Vir- ginia; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. ALBERT M. JOHNSON, A.B., L.S. Librarian; B.A. at Southwestern; A.B. in Library Science at Emory University. LAURENCE F. KINNEY, Ph.D., LL.D. Professor of Bible; A.B., Hampden-Sydney; B.D., Union Theological Seminary; A.M., Ph.D., University of Virginia. MARION LEIGH MACQUEEN, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics; B.A., Southwest- ern at Memphis; M.A., University of Wis- consin; Ph.D., University of Chicago. WILLIAM R. MAYBRY, M.A. Director of Physical Education and Ath- letics; B.A., Southwestern at Memphis; M.A. in Physical Education, George Pea- body College for Teachers. M. FOSTER MOOSE, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry; B.S., Memphis State University; A.M. and Ph.D., Columbia University. MYRTLE C. NASH, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology; A.B., Swarthmore College; M.A. and Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College. ROBERT G. PATTERSON, B.D. Assistant Professor of Bible; B.A., Wash- ington and Lee University; B.D., Union Theological Seminary in Virginia. FREDERICK D. PULTZ, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology and Education and Director of Vocational Counseling; A.B., Washington and Lee University; M.A. and Ph.D., Ohio State University. E. LLEWELEYN QUEENER, PhD: Professor of Psychology; A.B., University of Tennessee; B.D. and Ph.D., Yale Uni- versity DANIEL D. RHODES, Ph.D. Professor of Bible and Philosophy; B.A., Davidson College; B.D., Louisville Presby- terian Theological Seminary; Ph.D., Duke University. Seventeen ee [RUE AA RL SADA ALMR STEREO HES. 200RG, LEER AMR MR RSE RCD SRENY ORR SOR IR SRE ORL RR HRC ANN SRE. TN NRE WN SN IR se SS ee ee — Eighteen FACULTY MADELYN RICHARDSON, B.A. Assistant Director of Physical Education for Women; B.A., Mary Baldwin College. LAURA ROBINSON, Ph.D. Professor of Latin; A.B., Agnes Scott Col- lege; A.M., University of Georgia; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. DANFORTH RAYNOLDS ROSS, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English; B.A., South- western at Memphis; M.A., Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., University of Minnesota. JACK U. RUSSELL, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics; B.A.E. and M.A., University of Mississippi; Ph.D., University of Illinois. LELAND L. SCOTT, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics; B.S., Southern Illinois University; M.S. and Ph.D., University of Illinois. PERRY D. SCRIVNER, M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education; A.B, Birmingham-Southern College; MA., Emory University; M.A., Yale University; Ph.D., University of Texas. ARLO I. SMITH, Ph.D. Professor of Biology; A.B., Hendrix Col- lege; M.S., Northwestern University; Ph.D., University of Washington. GORDON D. SOUTHARD, A.M. Associate Professor of Romance Lan- guages; A.B., College of Wooster; A.M., State University of Iowa. RAYMOND T. VAUGHAN, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry; A.B, Culvet- Stockton; A.M. and PhD., University of Missouri. JOHN Q. WOLF, Ph.D. Professor of English; A.B., Arkansas Col- lege; A.M., Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. FRANKLIN M. WRIGHT, M.A. Assistant Professor of History, B.A. and M.A., Cornell University. OTAFFE MRS. HUGH ADAMS Resident Head, Men's Halls. MRS. E. G. BALLENGER Director of News Service. HELEN BOWLD Secretary to the Bursar. MRS. A. H. CABLE Resident Head, Voorhies Hall. Assistant lo the Dean of Women. MALCOLM EVANS ANNE S, CALDWELL Registrar. JEAN TERRY FISCHER Secretary, Adult Education Center. MRS. MARJORIE GILLIAM Assistant to the Registrar. a ANNIE MARY JONES-WILLIAMS Catalogue Assistant. MRS. E. E. LUMPKIN Library Staff. IREYS MARTIN Cashier and Assistant to the Bursar. MRS. S. O. MIDDLETON Assistant to the Registrar. GOODBAR MORGAN Alumni Secretary. MRS. ANN J. MORRIS Resident Nurse. CHARLES T. PACK Manager, Dining Halls. Ninenteen oTAFFE MRS. CHARLES B. PORTER, JR. Catalogue Assistant. | ERMA REESE Secretary to the President JOHN A. ROLLOW College Engineer. MRS. A. I. SMITH Circulation Librarian. C. L. SPRINGFIELD Bursar and Business Manager. JOHN C. TURPIN, JR. Assistant Registrar. MRS. PAUL M. WATSON ei Southwestern Board of Directors Twenty Resident Head, Freshman Women’s Hall. BURNET CORWIN TUTHILL A.M., M.MUS., MUS.D. Professor of Music A.B. and A.M., Columbia University M.Mus. College of Music of Cincinnati GLADYS CAUTHEN Dean, Music Faculty Piano: Pupil of Theodore Bohlman, Mrs. E. 'T. Tobey, William H. Sherwood, and Ernest Hutcheson. President, Memphis College of Music, 1933-43 Twenty-one Twenty-two Music Faculty | MARTHA ANNE BOYD, B.M. } B.M. Memphis College of Music, pupil of Myron Myers. I RUTH MOORE COBB i Pupil of Carlos Salzedo. DERRY DEANE, B.M., M.M. | i Instructor in Violin; B.M., University of Rochester; M.M., University of Illinois. | GERTRUDE M. DOUD, BM. | B.M., Memphis College of Music; pupil of Lois Maer and Rudolph Ganz. IALEEN T. DUNNING, B.M. Piano; B.M., American Conservatory; pupil of Theodore Bohlmann, Silvio Scionti, Ernest Collins, and Egon Petri. JACK FUNKHOUSER, B.M. Band Director and Instructor of Theory; B.M., Southwestern at Memphis, Graduate work, University of Michigan and Univer- sity of Southern California. MARY S. KNITZER Piano; graduate, Juilliard Graduate School; pupil of Theodore Bohlmann, © Ernest Hutcheson, and Alexander Siloti. NEUMON LEIGHTON, BM. B.M., University of Arkansas; studied at Royal Italian University, Perugia. CHARLES MOSBY, M.M. Piano, B.M. Southwestern; M.M. Florida State University. } h LOIS MAER Piano; graduate, Bolling-Musser School; | pupil of Sigismund Stojowski, Rudolph i Ganz, Egon Petri. MYRON MYERS, B.Ed., M.Mus. Piano; B.Ed., Milwaukee State Teachers College; M.Mus., University of Michigan; pupil of Joseph Brinkman and Artur Schnabel. JANE SODERSTROM, B.A., B.M., M.A. Piano; B.A., B.M., Southwestern at Mem- phis; M.A., Mills College; pupil of Lois Maer and Egon Petri. LALA A. STEPHENS, B.M.E ., M.Mus. B.M.E. and M.Mus., Northwestern Uni- versity. ADOLPH STEUTERMAN, F.A.G.O. Organ; pupil of Dr. Tertius Noble, Dr. William C. Carl, and Charles Galloway; Organist, Calvary Episcopal Church, Memphis. PHYLLIS THORNBURG, B.M.E. Piano; B.M.E., Drake University. Music Faculty RUTH WOOD TUTHILL, A.B., B.M. A.B. Western College, Oxford, O; B.M., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. MAUDE WALKER Student at Institute of Musical Art in New York and Teacher’s College; Columbia University, and at Washington University; pupil of Henrietta Michelson. MARGARET MOORE WHITTINGTON Pupil of Virginia Sledge and Neumon Leighton. WILLIAM J. GRAVESMILL, M.Mus. B.M. and M.Mus., Oberlin College. Twenty-three A, He junction the Lynx” hed hah’ cat wate wea Us Ll meet outa OW ee as Wwe pl: new friendships P| Pen eye el ones. CLAS ee (] | | | Se ee eg RRR A RR tn et RN NR ES AR Twenty-six Left to right: Baldwin, Frierson, Lee, Robinson, Bryan. entor GEE tcers Presents. cfeco eres lee Ble cn eee Bee Se nee JOHN BRYAN Vices Presiclernt sess we eee see ee DICK BALDWIN HeEcretary—lrSasurene at ete ee ee ee NEVILLE FRIERSON viudent’ Council Representative. 5. eee SUE ROBINSON Publications Board Representative... ccc MARY ANN LEE ueniors - 1958 Robert Richard Baldwin, III PUEBLO, COLORADO Kappa Alpha B.A. in History Baidel chor I 2, 3, 4, President 4; Westminster Fellowship, Commission Chair- man 3; P.R.C. Representative 4; Eelections Commission 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Vice- President Senior Class. Jack Ursery Biedenharn VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI Kappa Alpha B.A. in English Kappa Alpha Historian 2; Tennis 1, 2, 4, Co-Captain 4; Football 4; S Club 2, 3 Torch Dream Man 3. 8), 4 Lewis Wilson Bledsoe PAVETEE VILLE, RENNES SEE Alpha Tau Omega Golf 3, 4; S Club 3, 4. Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Mathematics Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; O.D.K. 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Epsilon President 4, Warden 3, Herald 2; Who's Who 4. Jane Stuart Barr NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Delta Delta Delta B, A. in English President of Freshman Dormitory Govern- ing Board 1; Chaplain of Pledge Class 1; Westminster Fellowship 1, 3; Student coun- selor 2; Lynx Staff 2; Jr. Year at University of St. Andrews, Scotland; Women's Under- graduate Board 4: Stylus 4; Sou’wester Staff 1, 4; Delta Delta Delta Librarian 4. Charles Wilson Blake MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Economics Robert Lee Booth MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Alpha Tau Omega B.A. in Greek Cross) (Country ls dmack 2-5) Clulo2y mo, 4; Eta Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice- President 4; Alpha Tau Omega Worthy Sentinel 3, Worthy Master 4. Richard Brankstone WHITEHAVEN, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Economics SAE Warden 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track AS GEIS Situs: Uh YA ee ee Twenty-seven Lo techieetaeatiantieatamha int cman Maeinantoaad ettnaae scene aeenneenatcontnenmem a ciemeraecmteeien eesniaisess tomoemea aaa aman tacasemnmaene tines te anes hens anne nna NA ie an ance RRR FE HONE as Ham = RR Seniors - 19598 Delmar Brown FLUKER, LOUISIANA Pi Kappa Alpha B.A. in Philosophy Stylus 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Dean's List 3; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary 1, 2, Vice-President 3, 4, IFC Representative 3, 4, Pledge Master 3, President 4. James Lloyd Breazeale CRENSHAW, MISSISSIPPI Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in History Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Warden 3, President 4. Thelma Truly Brown FAYETTE, MISSISSIPPI Kappa Delta B.A. in French Honor Roll, 38 ) Dean's List de 2) 3; Freshman Governing Board; Vodrhies Dorm Board 3, Secretary 3; Honor Council, Sec- retary 3; Modern Dance Group 1, 2; Stu- dent Counselor 2, 3; Pi Intersorority 3; Pan- hellenic Council 3; Sans Souci 2, 3, Vice- President 3; Alpha Club 2, 3; Sou'wester Reporter 1; Social Committee 3; Kappa Delta, Vice-President of Pledge Class, Music Chairman 2, Rush Chairman 3. John H. Bryan, Jr. WEST POINT, MISSISSIPPI Kappa Alpha B.A. in Economics President of Senior Class; President of Robb Hall 3; IFC 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; April Fool Court 3; Sans Souci 3, 4; Tennis Team 1; ODK 4; Sanhedrin 4; Who's Who 4; Kappa Alpha, Elections Commission 3, President 3, Social Chairman 4. Wooten Sale Burton BROWNSVILLE, TENNESSEE swage! ID, (Genta, Ihr. MADISON, TENNESSEE B.A. in History Sigma Nu B.A. in Psychology Canterbury Club 1, 2; Sigma Nu, Schol- arship Chairman 3. Marguerite Caldwell Buford JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Chi Omega Charles Thomas Campbell MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Bible S Club 1, 2; Football Manager 1; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vice-President 4. B.A. in Psychology Student Counselor 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Panhellenic Council 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Southwestern Singers 1]; iynx stati 27 Alpha Club) 1) 273) 4) (Chi Omega, Asst. Treasurer 2. Twenty-eight ueniors - 1958 William E. Carrell MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.S. in Mathematics Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Track 3; Captain Track 4; Dorm President B, 4. Betty Chalmers WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS Chi Omega B.A. in Political Science Walter James Cody, Ill MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Political Science President Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pledge Class 1; Chronicler and Rush Chairman 2; Secretary 3; Vice President Freshman Class 2; City College Cross-Country Champion 1; Track and Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Cap- tain 4; Vice President Sophomore Class 2; Member of Sanhedrin 2; Westminster Fel- lowship 2; Spanish Club 2; Outstanding Sophomore by ODK 2; Awarded Stetten- heim Scholarship for Travel and Study in the British Isles 2; Athletic Commissioner 3; ODK 3, 4; Awarded the Neely Scholar- ship 3; “Best All-Around” 3; King of the April Fool Court 3; Dean’s List 3; South- western’s Delegate to the National Student Congress 3; President of Student Body 4; Who's Who 4. Frank Conaway, Jr. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Sigma B.A. in English Stylus 4. Nancy Carter LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI Kappa Delta B.A. in English Kappa Delta Outstanding Pledge 13: Chaplain 2; Editor 3; Secretary 4; South- western Singers 1, 2; YWCA 1: Student Council Representative 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Modern Dance 1; Dean’s List 1, 4; Stylus 2; Poetry Editor 3; STAB 2; President 4; Princess of Delta Invitational Track Meet 2; Drive Chairman of PRC 3; Danforth 3; Queen of Delta Invitational Track Meet 3; President of Torch 4; Secretary of PRC 4; Who's Who 4. Carole Clark STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Chi Omega B.A. in English Jr. Transfer from Sullins : Jr. College; YWCA 3; Modern Dance Group 3. Samuel Francis Cole, Jr. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Nu B.A. in Biology Sigma Nu Pledge Class Secretary 1; Historian 2; Social Committee 2; Canter- bury Club 1, 2; Summer Honor Council 3; Football 5S (@lubi 2) 3, 4 Irack 12) 34; TIAC 3. Dorothy Allen Cooke MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Alpha Omicron Pi B.A. in History President Canterbury Club 2; Secretary Treasurer 3; PRC Representative 4; South- western Singers 2, 3; PRC 2; Assistant Treasurer AOPi 2; Secretary PRC 3; STAB 3, 4; Treasurer AOPi 3; Torch 4; Corres- ponding Secretary AOPi 4. Twenty-nine pragpopengee mansanemereinger von Seniors - 1958 Henry Richard Crais NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Albert Sidney Crigler | STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI | Sigma Chi | Sigma Nu B.A. in Philosophy B.A. in Political Science Transfer Mississippi State; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Vice-President Junior Class; S Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4; Sanhedrin 4. Westminster Fellowship 2, 3, 4; Com- mission Chairman 3, Vice-President 4; Choir 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Sigma Nu Pledge Trainer 4. Jack Thomas Cunningham MILAN, TENNESSEE Pi Kappa Alpha B.A. in English — Dean's List 3, 4; Stylus 2, 3, 4, Editor 3; Sans Souci 4; Band 1, 2; Alpha Phi Omega 3; Library Essay Contest Winner 2; Pi Kappa Alpha Social Chairman 2, Secretary 3, Pledge Master 4, Historian 2, 3, 4. James McKay Davis SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Sigma Nu B.A. in Basic Engineering Sigma Nu Treasurer 2, Financial Advisor 3; Track Manager 1, 2; Football Manager 2; S Club 2, 3; German Club 2. Richard Ward Dortch JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Ed Smith Dorman Alpha Tav. Omega MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.S. in Physics-Mathematics Chi Beta Phi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, 4; Phi Beta Kappa 4. B.A. in Political Science Alpha Tau Omega Rush Chairman 2, Pledge Trainer 3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Cross Country 2; Honor Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; P.R.C. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; O.D.K. 3, 4; Who's Who 4; President of White Hall 4; S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. Hervey Barbour Doughton WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Delta Delta Delta Ben Marshall Dukes MOBILE, ALABAMA B.A. in Psychology Alpha Tau Omega Delta Delta Delta President of Pledge B.A. in History Class 1, President 4; Social Commission 2; W.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 37 Psi Chi 37 4; Panhellenic Council 4; Pi Intersorority 4. Thirty ueniors - 1958 John Robert Dunlap MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Nu B.A. in History Baseball ws, 4. Club 1:2, 3) 4 Marion Forsythe RIPLEY, TENNESSEE Alpha Omicron Pi B.M. in School Music Southwestern Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, President 3; PRC 3; Social Committee 2; Cheerleader 3; STAB Blonde 4; Alpha Omicron Pi, Record- ing Secretary 4. John Hamilton Gay BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI Sigma Nu B.A. in Chemistry Sigma Nu, Pledge Scholarship Award 1, Alumni Contact Officer 2, Reporter 3, Rush Chairman 3; Most Typical Freshman Award 1; Dean's List 1; WF Council 2. David Hollis MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Psychology John Farris FORREST HILL, TENNESSEE Kappa Sigma B.A. in English Sou'wester Staff 1, 2, News Editor 1, Managing Editor 1, Copy Editor 2; Kappa Sigma, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Sec- retary 4; Student Council 3; Commissioner of Publications 3; IFC 4; Elections Commis- sion 2, Sanhedrin 3. Neville Frierson JONESBORO, ARKANSAS Chi Omega B.M, in Piano Pedagogy Chi Omega, Pledge Secretary 1, Music Chairman 2, Personnel Chairman 3, Presi- dent 4; Southwestern Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; STAB 2, 3, 4; Founders Day STAB 2; Dorm Board 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Dean's List 1; Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class 2; Lynx Beauty 1; Most Stylish Coed 2; Stu- dent Council Representative 3; Chairman Student Library Committee 3: Honor Coun- cil 3; April Fool Court 3; Women’s Under- graduate Board 2, 3, 4; Kappa Alpha Rose 3; Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class 4; Torch 4; Who's Who 4. Linda Carol Hardesty CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Zeta Tau Alpha B.A. in Bible Zeta Tau Alpha, Social Chairman 2, Ritual Chairman 3, Pledge Trainer 4, Vice- President 4, Panhellenic Representative 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, Social Service Chairman 3; WF 1, 2, 3, 4, WF Fellowship Council 4, Representative to Tennessee Synod 4; Lynx Staff 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; WAA 3; Student Counselor 2, 3; Student Council 4, Panhellenic Representative 4; San Souci 2, 3; Social Commission 2, Elections Com- mission 3; Danforth 3; STAB 3, 4, Founder's Day STAB 3; Women's Undergraduate Board 4; Torch 4, William Edward Horton MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Psychology Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eminent Herald, Eminent Chronicler; Varsity Cross Country 1; Freshman Basketball 1; Varsity Basket- ball 2, 4; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; S Club Drneys ce Thirty-one —— ne . = RL SE ANT RR mn Nt dn tt me ttn nee ns eee el EN NL RE ee a a RR Michael Lee Ivy McGEHEE, ARKANSAS Kabtpa Alpha B.A. in Economics Kappa Alpha Initiation Officer 4; Cheer- leader 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Howard Richard Jones, Jr. AMORY, MISSISSIPPI Kappa Alpha B.A. in Philosophy _ Kappa Alpha House Manager 2, Vice- President 3; P.R.C. 4; Chairman Intramural Board 4; Business Manager Sou’wester 4. John Kopsinis MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Economics Little-All American. Margaret Jane Lee SMYRNA, TENNESSEE Kappa Delta B.A. in Psychology Sans Souci 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2; South- western Singers 1; Kappa Delta Secretary of Pledge Class 1, Historian 2, Sgt. at Arms 3, Editor 4, Parliamentarian 4; Psi Chi 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Thirty-two Sally Stockley Johnson WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS Alpha Omicron Pi B.A. in English Freshman Dormitory Board 1, Secretary 1; Alpha Omicron Pi Vice-President of Pledge Class 1, Philanthropic Chairman 4, Pledge Scholarship Award 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, Vice-President 1, 2, Secretary 2; Treas- urer of Eta Sigma Phi 4; Student Coun- selor 2; Intramurals 1, 2; W.A.A. Represen- tative 2; Dean's List and Honor Roll 2, 4. Edward Newton Kearny, Ill NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Kappa Alpha B.A. in Economics Westminster Fellowship. Mary Ada Latta Whiteaker MARKS, MISSISSIPPI Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Psychology Delta Delta Delta Vice President 4; Voor- hies Dorm Board 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4; P.R.C. 3, Pi Intersorority 3, 4; Sweet- heart of Sigma Nu 3; White Star Club 3, 4. Mary Ann Lee MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Chi Omega B.A. in Psychology-Latin Chi Omega Publicity Chairman 2, Editor of Hoots 3, Scrapbook Chairman 4; Secre- tary-Treasurer of Freshman Class 1; Repre- sentative to Publications Board 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Vice-President Women’s Un- dergraduate Board 4; Sou’wester Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Sans Souci 1; Stylus 2, 3, 4; Eta Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi 4; Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4. Seniors - 1958 Elizabeth LeMaster MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Alpha Omicron Pi B.A. in English Trans. Mary Baldwin; AOPi Pledge Class President 2, Best Pledge 2, Rush Chairman 3, President 4, Outstanding Senior 4; Honor Council 3, 4; KA Rose 4; Women’s Under- graduate Board 3; Sec. Treas. Junior Class 3; President Y.W.C.A. 3, Social Chairman 2; Danforth Student Chairman 3, 4; Torch 4: Pi 3, 4, Low Pi 4; April Fool's Court 3; Student Counselor 3; Who's Who 4; PRC 8, Publicity Chairman 3. Barbara June McClaran NOLENSVILLE, TENNESSEE wk in English Stylus. Baird L. McGrew SHELBYVILLE, TENNESSEE Kappa Sigma Bert Denton McLellan, Jr. POPE, MISSISSIPPI Alpha Tau Omega B.A. in History Social Chairman ATO 2, Rush Chairman 4, Worthy Chaplain 4, Vice President 4; IFC 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Sanhedrin 4. B.A. in Economics Trans. Trinity College; Kappa Sigma So- cial Committee 3, 4, House Manager 3, Vice President 4. Ronald Lee Markette BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Joy Phyllis Magdovitz MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in History Sigma Nu B.A. in Economics Spanish Club 1; Southwestern Singers 1; Sigma Nu Recorder 3, 4; Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; Lynx 4. Howard Stonewall Maxwell DYERSBURG, TENNESSEE John Edward Martin, Jr. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Nu B.A. in Economics Basketball 1, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; S Club 2, 3, 4; Sigma Nu Sentinel 2; Span- iestet Glkodoy il, YS (Siaverko die B.A. in Economics Football 2, 3, 4; ODK 3, 4. Thirty-three eniors - 1956 Natalie Penn Moss CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI Chi Omega B.A. in Spanish WF; YWCA 1, 2, 3, Social Chairman 3; Southwestern Singers 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Student Counselor 3, 4; Chi Omega Model Initiate 1, Assistant Pledge Trainer 2, House Chairman 3, Secre- tary 4; Library Assistant 2, 3. Tim Moseley WALLS, MISSISSIPPI Sigma Nu B.A. in Economics Betty Jean Payne CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI Chi Omega B.A. in Psychology Trans. Mary Baldwin; YWCA 2, 3, Publi- city Chairman 3; WF 2; Intramural Basket- ball, Softball 2, 3; Psi Chi 3, 4, President 4; Student Counselor 4; Chi Omega Chapter Correspondent 4. Lewis Roy Murray, Jr. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in International Studiés SAE Rush Chairman 2, Social Secretary 2, Corresponding Secretary 4; Social Com- mittee 3; Elections Committee 2; BSU; Fea- tures Editor Annual 2; PRC Drive 2, 3. John Harvey Quinn, Jr. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Alpha Tau Omega James Morgan Pendergrast MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Political Science News Writer Southwestern Staff; ATO Pledge Officer 1, Worthy Keeper of Annals 2, Worthy Scribe 3; Westminster Fellowship Treasurer 2, President 3; Protestant Reli- gious Council Ex-officio member 3, Presi- dent 4; ODK 3, 4; Student Council 4, Comm. of Religious Activities 4; Honor Council 4; Sans Souci 4; Dean's List; Who's Who 4; Treasurer, WF, Synod of Tenn. 3, 4. Sigma Nu B.A. in Psychology Lorraine Jean Rayburn COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE Delta Delta Delta B.A. in English Tri Delta Recording Secretary 4; YWCA 1, 2; WF; Secretary of Evergreen Dorm Board 1; Elections Commission 3, 4, Secre- lary 3; Southwestern Singers 1, 2. Ellen Reagan HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Chemistry Historian of Freshman Class; Tri Delta Corresponding Secretary 2. Thirty-four Leonard Aubrey Redwine, Jr. WATER VALLEY, MISSISSIPPI Alpha Tau Omega B.S. in Mathematics Thomas Edward Reed MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Psychology Elizabeth Ann Rodgers MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Delta B.A. in History Kappa Delta, WAA Representative 1, 2; Activities Chairman 2, Social Chairman 3, “Most Athletic’’ pledge award 1, National Convention Delegate 4, President 4, Home- coming Queen 3, Queen of the April Fool Court 3, Who's Who 4, Pi Intersorority 2, 3, 4; President 4, Cheerleader 3, 4; Captain 4, “Most Attractive’ Coed 2, 3; Lynx Beauty 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Handbook Editor 38, Sou'wester, Society Editor 3, Weekly Columnist 2, 3; Southwestern Maid of Cot- ton 2, National Finalist, San Souci 3, 4; Women’s Panhellenic 4; April Fool Play 2, Director of Southwestern Maid of Cotton Contest 3, 4; Social Committee Secretary 3, Intramurals; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball il, 2 , 45 Seiloeilll Wl, A 8, ZS IMbiss: Sopa western 4. Betty Ann Russell PIGGOTT, ARKANSAS Zeta Tau Alpha B.A. in P sychology Zeta Tau Alpha Best Pledge 1, Athletic Award 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Panhellenic Council 4, Band 1, 2; Y.W.C.A. 1, Z, 3, 4; Student Counselor 2, 3; S. T. A. B. Intersorority 3, 4; Secretary 4, WAA 2, 3, 4, President 3, Pan Olympics Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; WF 1, 2, 3, 4; Lynx Staff, Spanish Club 1, 2; Dormitory Board 3, Women’s Un- dergraduate Board 3. Leslie Read WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA ' BS. in Physics German Club 2, Chi Beta Phi 2, 3; Dean's List 2, 3; Honor Roll 2. Sue Robinson FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Sociology Freshman Governing Board, Student Counselor 2, Delta Delta Delta Outstanding Pledge, President 3, Panhellenic Council 3, President 4, Southwestern Singers 1, Vice- President 2, 3, 4, YWCA 1, Officer 2, 3: Westminster Fellowship 1, Citizenship Chairman Officer 2, 3, 4; S. T. A. B,, Inter- sorority 3) 4, W. Al Ay 2,73, All Stan Vol leyball, Basketball, and Softball, Student Council 4, Women's Undergraduate Board 4, Danforth participant; Who's Who 4. Robert E. Rose MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Nu B.A. in Economics Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Stylus. Amanda Schmitt NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Zeta Tau Alpha B.M. in Church Music ZTA Secretary 4, House Chairman 2, Music Chairman 3, 4; WAA 3, 4; Pi Inter- sorority 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Student Counselor 3, 4; Dean's List 3, Danforth 3, Southwestern Singers 2, 3, 4; Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Soloist with orchestra 4, Band 2, 3; Pan-Olympics 4, WF 1, 2, 3, 4; Pikettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3. Thirty-five i mt A AR aE ie OESONE POA REE A fA 8h A Pte ne ee eee ———— Aa eS mes eS Seniors - Arnold Lee Schroeter JACKSON, TENNESSEE B.A. in Chemistry PRC Treasurer 4; Danforth 3, 4; President of Indep. Men 3, 4; German Club 3, 4. Catherine Claire Sebralla MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Chi Omega B.A. in English Social Commission 4; Trans. from Hollins. David L. Simpson III MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Alpha B.A. in Political Science Mary Jane Smalley MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Delta B.A. in French Student Body Secretary, Treasurer 4; Who's Who 4, Honor Council 4, Women’s Undergraduate Board 3, 4; Student Coun- selor 3, Chairman 4, Torch Outstanding Sophomore, Torch, Vice Pres. 3, 4; Student Welfare Committee 4; WF 1, 2; Southwest- ern Singers 1, 2, 3; Southwestern Players 1, 2; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4; Sans Souci 1, 2. Vice Pres. 3, Secretary 4, Lynx Busi- ness Manager 3, White Star Club 1, 2; Pi Intersorority 38, 4; Kappa Delta Pledge Treasurer 1, Rush Chairman 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Phi Beta Kappa 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4; First Place Scholar- ship 1, 2; Second Place 3. Thirty-six MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Chi Omega B.A. in Greek Southwestern Singers 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4; Eta Sigma Phi 3, 4; MSF President, Vice President, Treasurer; PRC 4; Dean's List 4; Chi Omega Rush Chairman 4. Katherine Sherrill Shoaf COVINGTON, TENNESSEE Chi Omega B.A. in Latin Chi Omega Pledge Treasurer 1, Assistant Rush Chairman 2, Rush Chairman 3, Herald 4 Lynx Start 2) YWiG Ae o SS UmelneZs 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, Treasurer 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Star Basketball 3; Eta Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; SAE Sweetheart 4; April Fool Court 3; Sans Souci 3, 4; Pi Intersorority 3, 4; May Day Pi 3; Minerva Club 3, 4; Danforth 3; Office Assistant 4; Pan Olympics 4. Paul H. E. Sloan COVINGTON, TENNESSEE B.A. in History Gloria Smith MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Alpha Omicron Pi B.A. in Spanish MYF 1, Y. Wa Gy Al) 22 ireasurer sc. Dean's List 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 2, P. K. Seid- man Award in Economics 2, Student Coun- selor 2, 3, Chairman 4, AOPi's Pledge Scholarship Award 1, AOPi House Chair- man 2, Assistant Treasurer and Social Chairman 3, Treasurer 4, Leader's Council 2, 3, 4; Sans Souci 3, 4; Torch 4, Women’s Undergraduate Board 4, Candidate for Hon- ors in Spanish, Spanish Club Treasurer 2, j Vice Pres. 3, Secretary 4; Phi Beta Kappa 4. Jeanne Scott | oeniors - 1958 Charles Somervill MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Pi Kappa Alpha B.A. in Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha Rush Chairman 2; Secre- tary 2; President 3; Choir 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; April Fool play script 3; S Club 2, 3; Interfraternity Council 3. Jerry D. Tate STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI B.A. in Psychology Transfer from Mississippi State; Veterans Club 2; Psi Chi 3, 4; Honor Roll 3; Dean's List 2, 3, 4; Candidate for Honors in Psy- chology; Psychology Lab Assistant. Paul Mason Thompson GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Sigma Nu B.A. in Philosophy Most Typical Freshman 1; Honor Council 1; Student Library Commiitee 1; Cheer- leader 2, 3; Sou’wester 2, 3; Editor lst Se- mester 3; Stylus 4. Henry M. Wadsworth, Jr. HERNANDO, MISSISSIPPI Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.S. in Biology Best Pledge 1; Eminent Herald 2; Pledge Trainer 3; Varsity Football 1, 2; Chi Beta Phi 2, 3; Vice President 3; German Club A 3; President 3; S Club 2, 3; Dean's List vee Charles Franklin Sullivan TUNICA, MISSISSIPPI Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Economics Robert Neil Templeton MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Mathematics Football 1, 2, 3; April Fool Court 3; Who's Who 4; ODK 3, 4; President 4; Student Council 3; Social Activities Committee 3; S Chloe tl, 2, sh, ah Carolyn Anne Underwood OAK RIDGE, TENNESSEE Kappa Delta B.A. in Philosophy President of Freshman Dormitory Govern- ing Board 1; Kappa Delta Outstanding Pledge 1; WAA Representative 2; Social Chairman 3; Most Typical Freshman Coed 1; Intramurals: All Star Basketball 1; Vol- leyball Team 1, 2, 3; YMCA 1; Canterbury Club 1; Voorhies Dormitory Governing Board 2; Vice President 3; STAB 2, 3; Sophomore Class Student Council Repre- sentative 2; Student Counselor 2, 3; Wom- en’s Undergraduate Board 2, 3; President 3; Danforth Service Project 2; United States National Student Association Representa- tive 3; Pan Olympic 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Student Council 3. Walker Lewis Wellford II MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Political Science Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Cap- tain 4; Business Manager Sou'wester 3; SAE Secretary 4; Social Committee 3. Thirty-seven —— ee Buddy Whiteaker PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS Sigma Nu B.A. in Psychology Sigma Nu Best Pledge 1; Rush Chairman 2, 3; Vice President 3; President 4; Inter Fraternity Council 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Secretary 3; Choir 1. Louis Henderson Zbinden, Jr. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Kappa Alpha B.A. in English President of KA Pledge Class 1; Oui- standing Pledge 1; Corresponding Secre- tary 2; Secretary 3; Scholarship Chairman 3; Censor 4; President Freshman Class 1; President Sophomore Class 2;°Vice Presi- dent Student Body 4; President Election Commission 4; President Sanhedrin 4; San- hedrin 1, 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Honor Council 3, 4; President Ellet Hall 4; April Fool Play 1, 3; April Fool Court 3; Student Welfare Committee 4; ODK 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Sou’'wester 1, 3, 4; Hall of Fame Committee 2; Torch Dream Man 4; pesca 2, 3; Westminster Fellowship il Thirty-eight Lewis Wilkins SAN SABA, TEXAS Alpha Tau Omega B.A. in Philosophy ATO President Pledge Class 3; Worthy Scribe 4; Sou’wester Editor 3; Commis- sioner of Publications 4; Sanhedrin 4; ODK 4; Stylus 4; Spanish Club 4; Dean's List 3, 4; Southwestern Players 4; Philosophy Club 4; Candidate for Honors in Philosophy 4. SS 2 op . 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ELAINE DONELSON Thirty-nine ! | - 1958 DRANERADA MS� 35)). 2k See ee Blytheville, Arkansas Kappa Alpha TAIN AIC EX AUN DD Bi ROeeeecensee eeesenceene Bowling Green, Kentucky Delta Delta Delta (GIEUA RUE Sie AVA EIS oceeeee seers eee eee scenes Holly Springs, Mississippi Kappa Alpha SAND RARAINID RIB) WVis eee ceeeeeeeee eee Memphis, Tennessee R@ BE Ra BIL WV Roeser eames eee ee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon BOBSBROW Ne ee Huntington, West Virginia Kappa Alpha BESS: Ye WRUCE G Eisen ane Memphis, Tennessee SAND RASIGIATS ME Resse ep aeanene nner eee Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega BOBBIES RUE s GARIN Ey eee Texarkana, Arkansas Delta Delta Delta LeVANISUAVENIRVak (Ca bd UA OMIN cos se oncoseacenocenccassce Memphis, Tennessee Phi Mu ING GEA Ei © @ NID) © Nese ee Memphis, Tennessee AICI ASM Eerie oe gee ee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi AJLOUNGS) IBYENNIO DIXON, pace ocecsccaconcs necengadsca acer Memphis, Tennessee Stgma Alpha Epsilon MEEREB TE SVAN GE DD AGW AS Seer neers een Lexington, Tennessee ORAN’ DENT S22 =e eee Memphis, Tennessee ERAN Ee) NIEVES ©) IN pee eee ere eee meee Atlanta, Georgia Delta Delta Delta ES ViASSMCA Bye DIN GA IN Gee ocr ee nee oe Memphis, Tennessee ZASNINGE ES WAIN S ee os es es ee ee a Columbia, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta Juniors - 1958 EUIERIRSRCV@R IES VaAUN S Be eee eee eee 2 eres ee Memphis. 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Li on ct a eet mere Bes Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu (PEARIRR TE GY OU, WANS aoe ore Memphis, Tennessee Forty-one Forty-two me 8 Juniors - | IDONIN AS ELIOIDS ON ge eee oee ease eee eee eee Lyon, Mississippi PRINCES Sit WG EE, Sareea eee Milan, Tennessee Chit Omega |e OES pal RAVAN DHS es eee es Te Laurenceburg, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha REO AREEATININ GG TN CGS © IN aera ee Louisville, Kentucky Delta Delta Delta SA RAS) BAIN SIA GUSS © IN peers teseees cee eereeer eee Clinton, Louisiana Delta Delta Delta ICYINING JAS E Pi se5ee 2 ee ee eee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta ET COINGS JIEINUKGD NS Se eso oe eee ene Memphis, Tennessee IMO NEICIOUUINE JIS INIRUNS). coca ccoserereaaescrocce Memphis, Tennessee AJ AIMEE S Le eae ERD) ES IN cee en Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu WATE GUN IEAGT © UEUNS ©) beeeeenees eee eee Rogersville, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha URI RSI SEAN BiG) JOINTS roscncncsccenccnete acasoerecee Memphis, Tennessee STEATRRSYAS IG ESINGIN] ©)IN Sees nea Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu Sa DIN SKE Bees oe ee ee ee eee Pyng Yang, Korea FESS CISST NG ene eee ee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha KAUR Te TE EN I ee Ree ec ee Cologne, Germany JAIN IGE ©) WV aaah Memphis, Tennessee INAINGIY? ICO EEN Gere eee eee eee Memphis, Tennessee IES Ae ESRI ge Louisville, Kentucky Delta Delta Delta Juniors - 1958 IBACRERS Ya IZA GB) Vso oes cee se eee ate Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega SV VITA TAS Mice IC ARG Fy Noe ee Fayetteville, Tennessee Kappa Sigma JPLENE TEAS YA DUR Se il Be eS ee he eee McGehee, Arkansas Sigma Nu TAUNTING Vises GAINS, eos gees tee Pes een oe: Gilliam, Louisiana Sigma Nu IG Sot UG ANG OR ee Bee Ay ee Paris, Tennessee PAUP ASING LS Wy 1s. Z, pee coe eet oe ae 2s Ee ee Memphis, Tennessee EEA BAN@ Mic) © INA TEL) Bee eee ere Montgomery, Alabama Zeta Tau Alpha IMEC YAN Vic LING: ©) 5 Tlemcen rene eee Memphis, Tennessee Chit Omega US) RPACIN Even ANAC TAIN eee ere Little Rock, Arkansas Chi Omega CCULA NODDY (eh U0 Ul Di MOS eee eee Covington, Virginia NUNN RICA Cy Gees eee ch Little Rock, Arkansas Alpha Omicron Pi SMI E Vie MAG To LIN Se ree eee eee Rock Hill, South Carolina Sigma Nu SIA RUAREMUATROIS INE) Zseee ee ee Pees ed Conception, Chile TVSTIORVS I iW RONSY GLO oe eetoee eee oreo eee EeE Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta EG GaY eve REE Sees ern ee Gastonia, North Carolina Delta Delta Delta SAIRCN Ee M® RERIS OND eres cress eer Gastonia, North Carolina Delta Delta Delta SHOUD, (ORM TINU YANG 8 Be eee ee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi RIO We PAR ELMO R Fratesesce cess sttrertecseeeeceesotd Covington, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha Forty-three i a a eT ; 6 a Ct epeppenlt a a 2 Forty-four RECIELAWRID IS PARK aces eee Chattanooga, Tennessee Kappa Alpha BATE SSPE ACO CKS2=. 22... Fremont, North Carolina Chi Omega NORA] PERE RISE Niger eee ee eee Poplar Grove, Arkansas SS Sas RAS BER RS eres ate arene Shreveport, Louisiana DB) TAINAS RE © DES Seeses ease eee ee ee Paris, Tennessee VIVA ROY Tis RT CCE SY eee ee ere oe eee Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega JACKS R.© CIR Teese eee eee Memphis, Tennessee YVOUNGIK ULAR © Hi ee eee Pusan, Korea VGH ETERS AB ATCA eae ee Herserange, France (LOMES GER © Dyes eee ce eee eee Memphis, Tennessee IVa TNA SAINTS MICA IN eet een Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha RSAC Fells Eel LUNE AN Oe Memphis, Tennessee ROBERTS LMIES ©)Nseeeseesneeeeeseeennre ss Birmingham, Alabama Alpha Tau Omega BBs SR Yee EM. S eee ree ee eee eee Charleston, West Virginia DV VST TET ETC AACN AIS LUI Go Ess © Nec ee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma BEES YSIS @A IN: ee ee eee ee ee Jonesboro. Arkansas Chi Omega BUWUGEKSSNY.D E Rese eee eee eee Memphis, Tennessee BIRIANKSS PIGAININ sees eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma Cc ———— Juniors - 1958 EDTS © CK ret ee ee ee eee New Orleans, Louisiana Sigma Nu JOSEPH SULDIVANE = 2 es Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha , [LOAN WENG G OINIE, Ramee renee ee Mulberry, Tennessee Kappa Delta IMO BM ORV VAT: L Ey Res eeteemereneas ees eee Memphis, Tennessee Stigma Alpha Epsilon BDI VNEENB, BIR oeegeeeee tee neneeee ere ee ey eas Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma BOBAWELSH === es Sisco Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon py IMS WEL ee ee ee arent ree ches ee Minden, Louisiana Stgma Nu SVAINID) RAG VW ALES IE ease eee seen eee Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta DAVID) WiLS © Nee arrears eee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha INAINGYAW.© © DDE a eee reece Orlando, Florida Delta Delta Delta Forty-five 4 ls | s nn | | Left to Right: Vaulx, Stephens, Reynolds, Bowden, Wright. y) i ophomore Gl cers Igccthelsyahee yw eenns cite eo Me ony Re iettec ae ee ALLEN REYNOLDS | Vice President DON WRIGHT Secretary-Treasurer CLARA STEPHENS Student Council Representative ccc BEVERLYSBOWDEN Publications Board Representative ..c.ccccccccccccscceeneee RANN VAULX : Forty-six | | yophomores - 1958 A] COTUIN ANE @) RED) Re eee cn renee ee de econ Steele, Missouri Alpha Tau Omega AUR © TE WAINGE A SUN'S ©) Noto cote eee ses --e soe Vance, Mississippi Alpha Omicron Pi SVAUNU TD ROA A IN Becese sae ee eeree ee seers ete Nashville, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta LST SRO 0S I) 9 Se ic eee A eee Covington, Tennessee Chi Omega EURGE DE BS EnRGIL RUA IN I) Sateen seen eee eran eee New Orleans, Louisiana Sigma Nu TICOTRIST SB BN OW Cs a oe ee ee ee ee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma A) OEN EB IZA TR Soe ec eee Pa eae sss Montgomery, Alabama Alpha Tau Omega IBEVAB RAG VaeB © OU Elen orem sete eee Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega (GENE MDGS EO Ree oe en oat eset ia ees Gadsden, Alabama Sigma Nu LEY O AYA BH REE ARKO) YA DY ON Eo ne se ee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi IRANI RMIT LEY ODA CN Sha ae ee eer ee Port Gibson, Mississippi Delta Delta Delta GARDNER BROOKSBANK...................-- Covington, Tennessee Kappa Alpha [OULEUS| “TSI 000 Bl. Soe ae eee en oe Franklin, Kentucky Alpha Tau Omega PASNIN GE @VAIMUP BB Us Disc net see oes eave nce ceece Pascagoula, Mississippi IN LANIREN ET QUAN SR DRS oh ce ee Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha LETIISEISSS) (GYAN £9 2a) DU 2 Sa a Oe ea eee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon (COTE GiL iy CHA RUG FO RG Sg oa ee Se Bellevue, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega SIBREAS VAL SuIGLA GAIN ©) VIA aeeee encore ese Rolling Fork, Mississippi Kappa Sigma Forty-seven ——— ANNASVANCHE: COBB 2a sn.ce- merce = Covington, Tennessee BVA YE) «COOMBS Pieces cccces scene eestor Shreveport, Louisiana DAT CO VAN Gal © Nee eee eee Ripley, Mississippi CHORG By GIRVAN B eee eee ee eeeee ee nae ean Beach Grove, Kentucky Alpha Tau Omega COURTING GIRS WS aie ae se oe eee ene eee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon DONNTEERGIR@ S Soe rene ee New Orleans, Louisiana Alpha Tau Omega SN LASERS @iTERS ©) [UW (Gy E-Ten Gulfport, Mississippi A UEVEMIEY Ss CURIS S Sees creer cee es Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARGARET DARDEN ._............-.... Baton Rouge, Louisiana Kappa Delta BE GIGY@ DAViS 5 seers ee | enn ae eee mee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi CATR INGE: DE Ss ee ee ae eee eee Fort Meade, Maryland Zeta Tau Alpha EJ LAUININ ED) EXC © Nee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi TB DLT VD) ©) VV TD ae ee ee ne Memphis, Tennessee JONG DYE Rogeee wee ose eee Re eee Memphis, Tennessee SEZ TINGING BST, Sa Parkdale, Arkansas SOUS J a oe A Little Rock, Arkansas Delta Delta Delta case noes Reece eee eae) Covington, Tennessee i Kappa Alpha Sree eee eee eo Whitehaven, Tennessee | Sigma Alpha Epsilon i 7 1 Forty-eight gophomores - 1958 PAINIIN Exe GDR D) ye cores cet ees See Columbia, Tennessee EL © MEH O RAD EINIB ED RIR Vp eseeres none eases Providence, Kentucky Alpha Tau Omega BE DRsYalie Re DT) EE eee esreere rear anes season Birmingham, Alabama Delta Delta Delta COTTA RIS @yle ly Ris ER steerer sees ere eee ee Mobile, Alabama ULPATRRS Voss HUIS Vice coe ehaces efeitos eee een Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon NELLY JANE GALLOWAY...................... Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha SEARO ING GoA aT eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha pL GAS Veer coer: eases ta Seen ee BP alee Biloxi, Mississippi Sigma Nu CEA © ISDN Ea GB BS eeeeee eee eee eee Franklin, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta IDANVIOD), (CAT DININ e55-cecccostees cece ees Birmingham, Alabama HP ANGTS Sag Ge BEG Es Nate acess one r ooo sae eee eee Sheffield, Alabama LBA SABER 8S ON BA ea ee eee rane Naxera, Virginia Kappa Sigma RUMHPANN HAND WERKE R22 22 eee eeee Peoria, Illinois Kappa Delta SULA fal bo. Ts WANS Rell Ss eect eee ewer Lewisburg, West Virginia Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARTHA HEINEMANN .............----------- Hot Springs, Arkansas RRND DIOS AY DS oe ee ee ee ee eee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon ETANEARITES @ UNG EVE RR © ING eoe cee ceeees cee Jackson, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon NAPA REDE TCACSED PhS RR © INE ese eects decevecero=aaoe: Courtland, Mississippi H] @EING EEAIRLIN GB Ree eee ees oe Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega SARUABIOH ET GIR Sie oeiees ace te rae ee eee Na tehezanMississips JOFINGH TX © INGE ates hone eee eee Montgomery, Alabama Sigma Nu CAR OMB EO BBS pees eee ee Osceola, Arkansas A CE. © ES GI Ey Reese nee ree Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon CHARLO HOGS hihi Brownsville, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha BAW TE HO TMEDNG SiWi© Ral Else reereeeeseseees Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOANIN EER CIIN ee eae eee ee eee ee Marianna, Arkansas IMEATREY 9] © ELINS Te © IN ese oeee see sere ene Starkville, Mississippi IRUREESID SACS FHT VATA TIN eee eee Memphis, Tennessee JUTE KR AC ©N Gee eee ee eee Corinth, Mississippi Chi Omega RVAIN GES KC DAGIURST ©) Keeeoenenseeneennoeneens Clarksdale, Mississippi Chi Omega JIB RUR-Y) KIN S ER Becta eo eee eee Gulfport, Mississippi GONINDE RSD Bi Ve eee ee eee Midland, Texas Delta Delta Delta REGHAR DRO RSA @ Nee eee Memphis, Tennessee J ACMUTS AIMED TRY eerceees esse ee tae seeeaae seen Memphis, Tennessee PD TATNVAE 1 EASE CIR ESC eee Atlanta, Georgia Delta Delta Delta XIN AS ILS © MiB erases nee eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega ee ees s sophomores - 1958 ere reh e eee Jonestown, Mississippi ee ee Washington, D. C. n ee Sikeston, Missouri Kappa Alpha KATHERINE McCOLLUM.._............. Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta THOMAS McCRORY......... SP ee eee Se Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu MARY SUE McGEHEE...... Delta JAMES: McINTYRE...........- JANET McKENZIE............. Delta NADINE McKINLEY.......... Delta ANNE McMILLAN.............. BOB MANSFIELD............... Seen as Lake Village, Arkansas Delta Delta ee ee Greenwood, Mississippi Tau Omega ee ee Le. Hope, Arkansas Delta Delta See eras Shreveport, Louisiana Delta Delta See eee Monroeville, Alabama Delta Delta sees ees Crenshaw, Mississippi Sigma Alpha Epsilon PATSY GALE MARTAK.... Sue actel pace ee, Memphis, Tennessee Chit Omega SANDRA MARWOOD......... State ree” New Orleans, Louisiana Alpha Omicron Pi THOMAS MOODY 22. Alpha ROBERT MORGAN....... ek Tau Omega Franklin, Kentucky Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon INTARSY MUR PRE Eee AUN TINIE RSS Sete etc eee oe Delta J OUPAININ Exe) WE NGeeee eee eee See Shreveport, Louisiana eee ree Jackson, Mississippi Delta Delta Covington, Tennessee Kappa Delta Fifty-one WILEIAMSE A Cle ee Memphis, Tennessee JOCLYINN@PAEM ER ee Memphis, Tennessee MIR GIN EASP AT: ME; Rs eee eee enna eee Pine Bluff, Arkansas Chi Omega BIELIE GREEN) PATCH? == Clarksville, Tennessee Chit Omega TUER-RoYoe PEALE: RiS 2a ee eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon RUDGE BURROW. PEERS eee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi AMEE SSP ESD ERS EN eee ee ee Poplar Grove, Arkansas Sigma Nu CHARLOTTE PELERSON 22 Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi DALEY PELUG. 3 ee ee enna Little Rock, Arkansas DONATE DSPOLICA RD ee naan eee eee Nashville, Tennessee JOSEPH POPPENHEIMER2= = Memphis, Tennessee . GAROLVAS OWAD ERs ee eee Dallas, Texas Delta Delta Delta LUCYCRAINES =e ees Memphis, Tennessee DAVID I RAMS E Yee sees ee eee eae Memphis, Tennessee MARYS RE GENS ee eee Lebanon, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta BURTON RENAGER? 22 West Memphis, Arkansas Kappa Sigma ALLEN REY NOULDS2 3 eee Memphis, Tennessee ICEMTER RIGEVA RD) S eee ee eee eee ee Decatur, Georgia Chi Omega Fifty-two vophomores - 1958 JOZANNEROBERS ONG Whitehaven, Tennessee Kappa Delta WeEEG DINIEARIR: © IB Es RS ©) Nie ee seers eee Memphis, Tennessee WARE ELAM ROB BIRUS see ee eee Greenwood, Mississippi Sigma Alpha Epsilon A ERVAUE Die ©) B TINS © Neeson eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu ESO YEE EX ©) Gr ERG cee coset eee eee enn me ee Laurel, Mississippi Chi Omega BUM RE RSTESS RRO TADIN CIN cre cece cta ence neeeee Whitehaven, Tennessee DEAININE, R-UINY ON. 5 2s eee Chattanooga, Tennessee Kappa Delta ANDI, SSUUUIS YA Bee ecee eeoe Race eRe ee Sn ee eR Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi INVAURST @)INie ROY EUESIN Ei Roe eee cece ee Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega EVV YAINIIN Hise Ss VI. ©) IN Ses ae eee Overland, Missouri Kappa Delta ENG RSS AINE ©) RD) See eae eee ee ee Covington, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon CAROLYN SHETTLESWORTH.............. Memphis Kappa Delta , Tennessee ONES SEMER S © IN Bei eee ee ee Pea ee eeeean eee cees Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha GFR GINGA DIVES oes aee eee en re Hot Springs, Arkansas LEE SLAUGHTER.......... oe eee Memphis, Tennessee Stgma Nu SV Sco ls GVAUIN ee ae Sore eh eee ete ee a Covington, Tennessee LOVANAVAUB) SY BEG SEs eer veces Magnolia Springs, Alabama Alpha Tau Omega 1B eps 6 fl Is ee re nee: Seeker ee er Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha Fifty-three Fifty-four PAWRENGESS Mill Eee eee Houston, Texas IVA TEA VIN ISS VAI De eee Holly Grove, Arkansas Alpha Omicron Pi PACT REDGATACS S MEAT, ae ree ae Dyersburg, Tennessee Chi Omega GIZA RAS SIRE PH BINS seers ee ese eee Laurel, Mississipp! Chi Omega MAAS GARE VV AUR Savannah, Georgia Chit Omega WILE TAM SIREIWA Rule seer eeeereeeen Dallas, North Carolina JEANS STOGK 3 eee New Orleans, Louisiana Delta Delta Delta JACKS SURGE Eyl Baer sree eae eee ee Caruthersville, Missouri JIMESER ON Gee ee eres nee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu JANE, RAE SWOFPFEFORD 22s Dyersburg, Tennessee Chi Omega BUG Wag VATS MiA GE ree atere ee eeneeeee Anniston, Alabama Sigma Nu GEENDAWEAY ILO Rex eee Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha MONTESTE MP2 Eee eee ee Covington, Tennessee Kappa Alpha J OHNE E ME TCES: ON Seen eeeeereeaaes Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha SOPHLE LEE OD © Rip eee oe eee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi JANE THOMAS 25 ee nee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi RICHARDS ODD Hot Springs, Arkansas IMCASRAL TE YOIN De COTER IN B Re sere Atlanta, Georgia Delta Delta Delta sophomores - 1958 ANNE UHLHORN... Saceeane es Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi TRAIN NEA Ls eee ease cee ee Pine Bluff, Arkansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon DVN TES IN ESSV IUA. RR Se estan ote eo weer Sees eee Ripley, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon DAUNTING NTN ES 2 wee oe cages sec ceeueenceceeeeees. ate Little Rock, Arkansas Delta Delta Delta By OUAUINGRAVN ZAIRE IN cei ee ce Scene Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta A VM VAC TE IKSTIN S oo aee Ses enue ese ee rae an Hope, Arkansas Chi Omega E @UETINMRWIEREN ER eee eee eee Chattanooga, Tennessee Kappa Alpha UNE IKOAMUANSY VANADISKOLO MA 0 oe eoeceeeecce: Old Hickory, Tennessee Kappa Alpha DAG TO) VES S ENTE Ieee ree ee eee Leland, North Carolina Pi Kappa Alpha XOININGOT, WRF OLI RE OVA DTS DORR nee Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha BAGIZAB ISD ES WLS © IN eoarce cessor eee Memphis, Tennessee TBS EY ae WV STINUIN Gest eee caer nace ee eee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta IV UTES TAVIS WW YG UL ees eee eran eeeneee: Nettleton, Mississippi Kappa Alpha IMVAOSUIINED? NAAOXOW DIN oe cennso-ceccos scence Birmingham, Alabama Chi Omega LB XOUING N55) MC 8 0 eae ee eee Stgma Nu JTRS UBT NONINKOU ONCE soso ceecce ee ood cocsoectencee: Sigma Nu TRENDS ZA BH ONO DD DN eee eo srereaceenceose eee Kappa Alpha Fifty-five = a nc - at I Left to Right—Glisson, Davis, Whipple, McGavock, Fulghum. t Bp Seer erre Ge | tcers | | President -a.ae cyt eon Aare ee ee DAN WHIPPLE i Vice! Presi Sri tga: ae ene ce reel te ee ees BOBBY FULGHUM i| secretary [reasure Neaeeer 2 eee ee eee eee JUDY GLISSON } Student Council Representative................. MARGARET McGAVOCK Publications Board Representative... MARILY DAVIS | j ' Fifty-six i } Freshmen - 1958 N} OUASINIBA DD AMS ee cee ere ct paseo oe canege soecce.o. Little Rock, Arkansas Kappa Delta BOS ETE aN ig GIN BS Wes ee cee ce accel cs owen Atlanta, Georgia IO HGTS VANS). ANE) MO) SY Doce ere ee Steele, Missouri IPIRUANIN CURIS), ANINIID ES DAIS = ge eee eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega CHARE@OTMIB BARBARIN 2.27.2... Clarksdale, Mississippi TEUDINDING OSS GD SYANU SU 5) See Memphis, Tennessee IVAN R STEED AGEIB YA URGES [ieee see ee eee cee erca Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi TTDVIR IDE SBWENUUIINY GOAN RS Ne eee eee Memphis, Tennessee PANINI RSA SE 9 BS En Te oo see cece eae eeeane Lambert, Mississippi Kappa Delta Ele Vae 12 ©) WB ES oes: epee teeteerateceseenstne cere Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta Ess Gr GV ARNIS S eae rane eee sere ceneenee Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta PANTIE © TETRIS KG By oe ee eee eee Norman, Oklahoma MARTHA SUE BRACEWELL.....................- Doraville, Georgia (CRVINFIPIEOUAN, TBD UCSD crac ee rere eee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi TRLD WALINGAN, 1881 RUN (C3 Bs eee eer sce eee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi OCD, DBVROAI cee aes ec ce eee es ae Memphis, Tennessee TRRACICGN, TLUIR Re pees sece eee ee eee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon SUITE GATT ree oa emcee eee ere Shreveport, Louisiana Chi Omega Fifty-eight JAMES SGIAININ © Neeser carereeee eee eee Memphis, Tennessee JUDITASCARSONS= Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta RANDOL CARTWRIGHT ___......... Bowling Green, Kentucky Sigma Nu JOHN GHAMBICISS eae Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Kappa Alpha JANIGES CEVA UING oe: sector eee Kansas City, Missouri EY, ©) ARIAS ae Gre TIN Gi) Nees en eens Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon CLAREING Ee GO cB Yosser eee eeeeteeceeaeee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARY JANE COLEMAN ..._........... Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta GAR OEVINGE REINS EVA ease eee Shelbyville, Tennessee SARAH (CROSS 328s 3 et eee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi ROBERMs GR AWM PIED Ronee Fayetteville, North Carolina Pi Kappa Alpha SELAININ© NEG UIRALTS see eee eee Munford, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon JERR Ye DAVID S ON bess eee cece ee ee Dyer, Tennessee NEAR DIG Y SD) AVILES 2 eee ea en eee Jackson, Mississippi SWE SD.© W Dye eee eae oe ere eee ee Memphis, Tennessee EO IMESS 51) ©) WD een een eae Batesville, Arkansas SAM WIERD RAS Eee eee St. Petersburg, Florida Sigma Nu CLAUDETTE DUGGAR.......... Ee eee Batesville, Mississippi Zeta Tau Alpha Freshmen - 1958 BYERS) TSUN GAIN Se ccs cs renee ereacee beeen Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon PENSE ARG i TANGYAN CO) INS ce oe Seeerate eee soens eee em Gulfport, Mississippi Alpha Omicron Pi IOAN TMG CIRU GNI: Voi EAU cern acco cee Macon, Mississippi Chi Omega TOXOUNTR GANAS, LO ed Se ee Helena, Arkansas Chi Omega (Gr ORG Ea BASING eet cece eee ects ety Jefferson City, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega COTTA IN GiB Bell NIN BS ites cece eee Memphis, Tennessee AU EE PASUNGTI BE: IN G2 ocr eo eee Dee eee Hughes, Arkansas DVICAS aN a est TT AUIN ok @)RD) Soe eee ee Columbia, Tennessee ET NIRS DYE 1 KGAA CS Se es Mobile, Alabama Kappa Alpha GE CEE OW IKE Seer eee ee SA So Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon B® TEN ERCACZ; BY Roper nee aloe nate see Warren, Arkansas Kappa Alpha ROBE Rolie FUG EL UIMe 2 oe sce ee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha EVIE AGP AINIIN Fin (GA RIN BR oecccse eee cee Memphis, Tennessee INTANIN( ON (E201 2G 3G SY OOS ae ee eee Memphis, Tennessee IM UANIAG OO WB GWE) OSE re ee eee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon TAROT (GU Wes D ©) IN Seca tee oe cee ...Lake Village, Arkansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon TEAR STAD YGIN Bien Ge Ls ADIN Y noe eo ceececseseeeeee Batesville, Mississippi Alpha Omicron Pi PHILLIP GLASGOW..........-.- Sen na ace Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu Fifty-nine —= MARGARET ANN GRACEY................---- Covington, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta BVGZAB BARTS GRUB BY ey saeeees ee eee eeene ete Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta MAR GAR Ih EVAT Gili Reger eee eee eee Hayneville, Alabama Delta Delta Delta SCAM EET EVEN SIVA SS ERs eee eee ena Laurel, Mississippi Kappa Delta EE TEGAIN © RS ETA i Toe eee ee Memphis, Tennessee IVEA Re © UN BETA RUD) V soe eee cee eee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi SVAUMO UE EA CY IE, Spee eeeeerere eee sence Lex ington, North Carolina Sigma Alpha Epsilon GOLTNGEE EAST Hae oe ecerere nen eer ee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma BES YE ENN BVRSS © IN oeeeereenee ane oases Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta EDWARD SELEINIE) BIR: S @)N presence ence Guntersville, Alabama SA RAT EIBIN DETR S © IN Beara seen ences Memphis, Tennessee DOR: Vea CK S eee ae eres aE Jackson, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta MARGARET ANN HOCKENSMITH... 2c ce eee ee ee See eee Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia INANGNYSE@ DG ES Se eee ee eee nee Wynne, Arkansas RONALD ET © TTTAIN Deseret ee Anniston, Alabama Alpha Tau Omega BILL HOWARD See cee eee ee Jackson, Mississippi Alpha Tau Omega SAINID RAW ET WI EUR aecsee teen seen encore seer Gulfport, Mississippi JOHN GHUNGA RIAN ID Rese eee eens Sheffield, Alabama Sigma Alpha Epsilon Freshmen - 1958 VAUD NYE he OUR SCS Oe eer eee oe eee Hot Springs, Arkansas CLUAREVE Sm LN IT © Wee eee seen. ees, Mexico, Missouri TANGISS UVGNOLO) SIS sane Sate see ee ee Stuttgart, Arkansas IV VAST TET AAU Cie ES INCI S Sevens eee ee Columbus, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega IN DARING UA@NOL Gls UNIS OUN Ess eee ee Jonesboro, Arkansas Zeta Tau Alpha NMOS [O72 ONG MOIN Eee ee oy ne Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu VAVANIE TOURS TOTS UNIS MO et ene ae eee Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha IRS GERD EGE IES AL, Lienert eee Memphis, Tennessee NOHINGECIM BRO oe eke i ese ee Marks, Mississippi Stigma Nu TCOLSIIN DLR FNS ree ee ee North Liberty, Indiana GCERAT DINE KWNIGH Te. Old Hickory, Tennessee MATE @TAVEIG© EUG Ree ere Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha EDU ELI) ESR TIN CG rssoe ct cece oes ce sets eus ve nsistoceceens North Liberty, Indiana 1D ON AIID TKR OF GE Reva ceo neeecae est eesese Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega UCI CHBANISU DY a tat 7 GGe ee een eee Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha red EVINTRRG 1g ©) EGINUIN Es Ko ies: soos ects seem ese aces ee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon IB RSEEINIDD Ame @ |W) Eis terse Spee os eace seco ees Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta IV IVANOV LD) HAAN Die eA YIN Nineee cess ce = 2eegezec eve seceeee sq ace Midland, Texas Zeta Tau Alpha Sixty-one Sixty-two AVS Dict tA! Vest ee Helena, Arkansas Chi Omega MARY ELIZABETH McCH AREN______. Jackson, Mississippi Kappa Delta MARY ALLIE McCOLGAN == Pine Bluff. Arkansas Delia Delta Delta GEORGE McCORMICK_._______. Germantown, Tennessee MARGARET SEWELL McGAVOCK...... Tuscumbia, Alabama Delta Delta Delta TAYLOR McCOWSLD SS Memphis, Tennessee Al MoVEh === ae -New Orleans, Louisiana Kappa Alpha DICK =McMAHONS = eee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon BILLIE MCWLEN YS ee eee Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha MIKE MAGKY = Temple, Texas Kappa Sigma SARA MAXFIELD 23 eee New Orleans, Louisian Chi Omega DAISL JEAN MENZIES 22 eee Dyersburg, Tennessee CAROL JEAN MICELE 2222s = Memphis, Tennessee Zetia Tau Alpha MARTI - MOBLEY: 22 eee Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delia Deita DONNA MONSARRAT_. Memphis, Tennessee Delia Delta Delta BET LY ANN, MOORE Spring Hill, Alabama Kappa Delta ROBIN MOORE. = = Se Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha JOANNE: MORRIS 2 a eee Gadsden, Alabama Kappa Delia Freshmen - 1958 (f SIEUW ANS] OD CON acess eae Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu VETRICE VM ©) RU) Nae ae ee eee Memphis, Tennessec Kappa Delta 1 IN TDS ESA GIS OS Ee eae ee Bassett, Arkansas IN TAUINGAY eIB YEE RS ee nee ie Se 2 ee ea ces Memphis, Tennessec ENT 1) VINX eee ee ee eee Memphis, Tennessee NG Pie CLK © LiL S 2s eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta LEONI SONA BS UN (0 OF Bi coe ae Scenes eee aee Memphis, Tennessce KGHATIR @VIGVIING ©) RR ecco dea eee a ao Nashville, Tennessee FERCANNN EEE TGR EN RSIS See Stele Com eS ee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu 155) A Be, 2A BLS WY AN BN ee Hot Springs, Arkansas Alpha Tau Omega MARANELE PEARSALL. .___........---222-- -- :-- Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta NS TINSDIABICACYS: PEG RIA Mie eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi (EISEININE@) Bice er ee Pe ee ee Paragould, Arkansas TORTAINTES) AW EG) PB cot soe ee 2s see ceo cc ee acess Batesville, Mississippi Kappa Delta IVEA CK PRO GEA RiD ote o soe ke ee 2 Memphis, Tennessec MEARE Yan) OV PR LGELA RD) see ee se se, Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega BS) ROOD) Fite or ose ee ER ee Tuscumbia, Alabama Sigma Alpha Epsilon TOMMY PUIRY HA Roe See ee ee Nashville, Tennessec Sixty-three a {| Sixty-four TEVAS Ya ©) TG DINUIN seo so 2k sa seemed eee oe cee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi TORIN TRAGER © TE ee eee eee eee Cordell, Oklahoma GAR OTA REA TIN Ei sees eee eee eee Tiptonville, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha SAIN TG IREA WALD S ee ea ome eer eee Dallas, Texas SNVACTSATE CHET TET pp ER 16) J) eee Florence, Alabama Sigma Alpha Epsilon TENGE ©) Bigs Rei ER ere ee epee eee Memphis, Tennessee BLIGE RO BERGE Geese eae are eae Brewton, Alabama Kappa Alpha CEATRESRIOBE Rais @iN peace Marianna, Arkansas BETES © BINS © N eeeeeseaee see eee Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega TAL RO Neate eee oe ee ee ee Covington, Tennessee PH UE TEP aR OWA IN oe ae eee eee eee eee Memphis, Tennessee MIA RG aR UI ee ee eee Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega SIND VES Tes CO EUIN ee eee eee Memphis, Tennessee ELLEN SAT TERETE LD ee ecceereeee Yazoo City, Mississippi MUA RK GS CEASA Dee eae os oe ee ape ee ese Cornelia, Georgia Sigma Nu SUWELICEINGS C.@ iiss eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta NATTA SOTUING Ene EVV aE er ae Whitehaven, Tennessee Kappa Delta DO ROMVEDYES ELE EIRS ©IN ie aeeeeeeeeseeene see ee anne meee Taylor, Texas SAIND RAS SHOLD BR eee Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha 1 DXO) SMOG Ms INO SW 82d Ut OW Be oe ae es Dallas, Texas Zeta Tau Alpha ICATEIRYINES MA TEIGWiOOD 222 eee Memphis, Tennessee TAI @ YAS Mild El Soe os ore sce ee te ee tenes reeset Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu JRA GUNN HD, Shy WIA BY Bese oe Se ae ole Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon MESS TAS IMac ose Seo ee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu JOHINES © MIE Rls ieee nee ee ees Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega INGE N VARS AUNTIE Sooo se eee eerereese seo eees Stuttgart, Arkansas A] EVI Suk) VVIEVIRS teers oo a cee ee a Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon IKCA RAW Sc. REA GENE AUN IN Soe eee ee Whitehaven, Tennessee NUNN Ba EID RRSAS WWIIN| oe ee ok A a Little Rock, Arkansas Chi Omega BOBBY@oa RE Eile eee ee eee eee Nashville, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon IBASRIBIAURIARLS WEA CIM et oe eee eee eee ec scc eo Pine Bluff, Arkansas Chi Omega EARS YES VEIN INES Yom, ort eee eer ee Port Lavaca, Texas Alpha Tau Omega Lew INE “APN bl WEN OSS Oe nec eee ee ee ee eee Osceola, Arkansas Kappa Sigma ROBERT LAV © Ree. see eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu SUS ABN SIA VCTS OR Stee ee eR Re ee Memphis, Tennessee SHEA Ral AVES ene eae Spring Hill, Alabama Kappa Alpha Sixty-five JACK ATF HOM ES ONG recor renee Blytheville, Arkansas Sigma Nu KATY SP EIOMEP'S ON Geese econ eee Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega BERT UG Gl Bie se cane cates occas eee eee Londonville, Ohio EQUUS VAIN C Bi oe coer eee Marks, Mississippi Kappa Sigma } ZXINTN] iste Ee VANE NY eee Minden, Louisiana Delta Delta Delta | BUR WA TET isco renner ee ae ee ee Memphis, Tennessee 1 Alpha Tau Omega | iin FReT GTA SRT VV RSD) ee nese eee one Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega ROGERS WARREN ....-.-- :-------- ee ee Memphis, Tennessee | Sigma Alpha Epsilon J i . 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EAD) Ei ees eee saree oe eee Memphis, Tennessee ‘| Delta Delta Delta IMGANR Ge Roc VV Ee 1 eee Jonesboro, Arkansas Alpha Omicron Pi t | SB YASTTTESTS SY@ig0 VALUES INI TEY I Gece ee Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma ASIN INV VEST ELEN TESS ope een Metairie, Louisiana CE TEEN UNIV VSG TESTU SS eee eee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu { TSAO VY UTE TE TENGNILS seen Memphis, Tennessee | Chi Omega ti k BILL: WilLS ONS ee Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu CAROLYN WAINST © Ne eee Little Rock, Arkansas SAIN DRIAS WIN GISE: Roeeeee seein sooner ananee eieeee eae Mobile, Alabama Kappa Delta Sixty-stx ANTISERA SE YAY Oi Di See ES ep ee Memphis, Tennessee ALLEN WOOD be 8 eee SS eee ee ee ee Memphis, Tennessee MARCIA WOOTEN EMMA YOUNG eS ee ae New Orleans, Louisiana Delta Delta Delta er Re ee ee Winchester, Kentucky Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Another group of freshmen to go into the lion pits. seen SE Sixty-seven SI, Ae cal paused long enough to congratulate the sfaclen bs whomtere recognized for their oulstanding contribu- lions to Southwestern ip voragy: fie HONORS i ee SE reer Seventy Left to right: Rodgers, Iie agen Burleigh, pence Kitley. JUDGES 1). Sl rere 5) Usobbitt 1). pide Leghorn Whes. Eserlyerse Gurley (gee herd Left to right: Winter, Longino, McCharen, Warren, Marwood, Gracey. Photography by Lye Speers nn — 2 Ss x is} saremssissitasiiettt sbientetiiniennsniasenstdi sb seosssetbecdies a gino lip elon y, Su I: eh ? 250: AS ; if 1 ¢ espns cee sni ss ihc ieee RAHA SNE rote RN 2 ler u dra olee Ul arn 3 ea?) = dea tia Naviasd an aS “aVorites Wess Betty Bright Barbe Wiis Baise: go Kits : _ _ _ : Whss s Mane rarolyn LY Ea re (Slee fern ght 4 S y Whiss RSS fern LOE 2 SS SS Ny “ i) “SS 8 x3 So Wh in America and! w O = By ENED: JOHN BRYAN NANCY CARTER , ete RICHARD DORTCH NEVILLE FRIERSON - rh iets | Ein BETH LeMASTER JOHN QUINN Who niversittes ELIZABETH RODGERS Bra 30 MARY JANE SMALLEY ROBERT TEMPLETON MIKE CODY vighty-one eeeeies 3 bs sate ae aaa Eighty-two MIKE CODY BETH LeMASTER RICHARD DORTCH Fame | 4 ] i i 4 | j | | i i) | MARY JANE SMALLEY ee esate JOHN QUINN LOUIS ZBINDEN i Eighty-three skaters ame Aad naehbatte neem B = Eighty-four Princess Clara Stephens, Queen Anne Underwood, Princess Marilyn Smith. The Queen is presented with her bouquet as the royalty and their escorts look on. Her Majesty, Queen Neville of the house of Frierson His Majesty, King Louis of the house of Zbinden Eighty-five April Foo Lourt Elizabeth Rodgers Mike Cody Diane McMillan Mike Lupfer Carol Ann Greaves, John Bryan ae Mary Jane Smalley, Bob Welsh | Vier Farish, Walker Wellford Anne Underwood, Morton Waller % : : Sissy Rasberry, Robert Templeton @) the fora Bae the oliynx was pt Perey! by ie many activities of our fraternities BP sororities. PANHELLENIC renianvige bbe 5 Ninety ROBINSON Vice Presiden ae eee Student Council REPTeSeN tative eccecececccccsccceeene First row, left to right: Brown, Caldwell, Dame, Doughton. Second row: Finch, Frierson, Gaskell, Hardesty, LeMaster. Third row: Rasberry, Rodgers, Russell, Thomas, Warren. enic Council Presidentya ... a ee SUE ROBINSON SISSY RASBERRY DECTELATY ct he ee SALLY DAME JOAN WARREN Treasurern eee LINDA HARDESTY lotertraterni PTOSICO ae eee ee et ee DENTON McLELLAN WicesRrecsideniae es. con 2. fs, DANNY LOGAN Secretary-TTeQSULEL cece JOHNNY BRYAN Student Council Representative....RAY HENLEY Wor First row, left to right: Ames, Booth, Breazeale. Second row: Brown, Bryan, Farris, Henley. Third row: Kennon, Logan, Parimore, Splann. ty Louncil McCLELLAN Ninety-one LeMASTER Alpha Umicron Fi i fiicers Presiden t.....65c ork aneee ee eee BETH LeMASTER Vice-President 2. = ae tense eee SUE OSENBAUGH f Recording Secretary cccccccccccccccees MARION FORSYTHE Corresponding Secretary... DOLEYeC@OKE i Treasuret............ Pn, Metin ces etc fl GLORIA SMITH ) f This brought a new trophy to the AOPi house Smile for the cameral Ninety-two | : | } | | | i Carolyn Atkinson Martha Barrett Beverly Bowden Cynthia Bringle Edwina Bringle Dolly Cooke Sally Cross Sally Dame Becky Davis Joanne Dixon Pat Eason Marion Forsythe Charlayn e Gladney Marion Hardy Sally Johnson Ann Mack Sandra Marwood Sue Osenbaugh Linda Kay Pegram Ruth Peters Charlotte Peterson Pat Pickel Faye Quinn Ann Rust Gloria Smith Marilyn Smith Sophie Theodore Jane Thomas Anne Uhlhorn Margaret White FRIERSON Cae — jemaed os = = CS lime rd cers Presidents =e en eae nee Vice-President. SECKGLAT Yee oe ee CR | iineastinene aes Pledgemistress Fun on the beach 23 new CHI O's Ninety-four Frances Andrews Sandra Andrews Kim Baxter Beverly Booth Meg Caldwell Sue Caldwell Sandra Calmer Betty Chalmers Carole Clark Anna Vance Cobb Mary Crouch Jerry Davidson Marily Davis Eva Mae Duncan Kaki Elkins Donna Kay Epes Gloria Fowlkes Nancy Garrison Carol Ann Greaves Patsy Green Martha Herron Princess Hughes Julie Keaton Frances Kilpatrick Mary Ann Lee Lynda Lipscomb Sarah Longino Patsy Martak Sara Maxfield Kay McCarty Marilyn McIntosh Diane McMillan Natalie Moss Gingia Palmer Billie Green Patch Betty Jean Payne Bates Peacock Mary Joy Prichard Doris Rasberry Kemie Richards Lamar Rickey Faye Rogers Marcy Ruyl Marion Rychener Jeanne Scott Claire Sebralla Kip Shoaf Betsy Sloan Patsy Smith Clara Stephens Margaret Stewart Anne Strawn . Barbara Swaim Jane Rae Swofford Kathryn Thompson Judy Watkins Kay Williams Maxine Wooten nommemernorielictanaes ‘ = Delta Delta Delta ONfhcer Presiden taco anes akon HERVEY DOUGHTON Vice-Presidenies .52 5. ee MARY ADA LATTA DOcTeLar y uct eres ee: LORRAINE RAYBURN TreasUfer sae s Sa ek ee ELAINE DONELSON Chaplains ye. ase Vee eee MERELYN DAVIS On the beach at Holly Springs Ninety-six DOUGHTON And they all pledged Tri-Delt! Jane Alexander Sandra Bain Peggy Barnes Jane Barr Betty Lou Best Karen Boyce Bobbie Carney Mary Kate Cobb Mary Jane Coleman Merelyn Davis Elaine Donelson Ann Evans Mary Farish Beverly Finch Alice Fitch Beryl Friddle Charlotte Frist Caroline Gibbs Margaret Ann Gracey : Elizabeth Griffith Margaret Haigler Elsie Hay | Betsy Henderson Dorothy Hicks Ruth Ann Jackson | Sara Jean Jackson Connie Kitley Pem Kremer Diana L’heureux Mary Allie McColgan Margaret Sewell McGavok Mary Sue McGehee Janet McKenzie Nadine McKinley | Mary Ada Whiteaker | i ; | Anne McMillan Marti Mobley Thirza Mobley Peggy Moffett Donna Monsarrat Sarah Morrison Ann Myers Carol Ann Quade Lorraine Rayburn Ellen Reagan Mary Regen Diana Rhodes Sue Robinson Suellen Scott Jean Stock Marilyn Turner Annette Van Peene Ann Vines Barbara White Sandra Wiese Adele Wolf Nancy Wooddell Marcia Wooton Emma Young nor asomceys ie ek Auean cayman RODGERS | happa Helta Peers Presidents. os eee ELIZABETH RODGERS Vice-President ae MARY JANE SMALLEY DECTCLOLY -o eee NANCY CARTER iréasurera.. eae eee JOAN WAGGONER | [| | We were really cookin’ at Homecoming. Those long, lazy days in the sun. } | | Ninety-eight Margaret Darden Anna Ruth Bell Truly Brown Elizabeth Carson Nancy Carter Faye Combs Joan Adams Sue Dowdy Lela Anne Garner Kitty Halbert Ruth Ann Handwerker Sally Henderson Lynn Jaseph Jane Lee Diane Lowe Margaret Lowe Mary Elizabeth McCharen Katherine McCollum Betty Moore Joanne Morris Mickey Morton Evelyn Musick Nancy Myers Nelle Nuckolls Jo Ann Owen Maranell Pearsall Linda Pope Jan Rawles Jo Ann Roberson Deanne Runyon Gwynne Salmon Ellen Satterfield Maxine Sewell Carolyn Shettlesworth Mary Jane Smalley Anne Underwood Joan Waggoner Joan Warren Betty Winn Sandy Winter oor we AAA ANT patminnee 8 AI ana ecm Li SANE — ‘eta Tau Alpha Peers President... ae ee eee BElveRUS cee Vice-President as ee LINDA HARDESTY Recording Secretary nce MANDY SCHMITT LTEASUTCT ey peso eee CHARROMETOG Et Did anyone mention sleep? One Hundred RUSSELL All dressed up and ready for fun. Margaret Carey Karen Dies Claudette Dugger “Nellie Galloway Sharon Gaskill Linda Hardesty Charlotte Hogsett Myrna Johnson Virginia Johnson Deane Lynn Helen McDonald Carol Jean Miceli Mary Murphree Carolyn Orr Carole Rainey Amanda Schmitt Velma Shankman Sandra Sholder Dorothy Sieplein Glenda Taylor Bonnie Whiteleather menage ANN sms ncemarmne ae ea 5 : Alpha Tau Umega Offer Worthy Master oncccccccsscccc- Se es BOB BOOTH Worthy Caaplainin =a DENTON McLELLAN Woorthysocribes 2. = === LARRY LACY Worthy Keeper of the Exchequer... TOM MOODY BOOTH Whatcha’ thinkin’ about, boys? One Hundred Two John Alford Lewis Bledsoe John Butt Cecil Carter George Crabb Donnie Cross Richard Dortch Ben Dukes George Fain Tom Fortenberry | | Bill Hackleman Charles Hammett John Hettinger Ronnie Holland Bill Howard | Harvey Jenkins Don Kroeger Larry Lacy Denton McLellan Jim McIntyre Tom Moody Bill Pathman John Quinn Leonard Redwine | | | | : | : | Bill Robinson Robert Simpson } John Somervill i} = David Smith Harry Swinney Bert Tuggle Birt Waite |} Richard Ward Lewis Wilkins President 24... 3.- see eee CHARLES AMES Vice Presidéniz2. 227) sane DAVID SIMPSON Recording SeCretary..ccccccccccccccccceeee MIKE LUPFER Corresponding SeCretary ccc JACKSTREETE eT COSUICT we .ceg thee eee eeee ce eee RICHARD PARK KA Rose Beth LeMaster One Hundred Four We worked hard on Homecoming] Drane Adams Dick Baldwin Jack Biedenharn Gardner Brooksbank Bob Brown John Bryan John Chambliss Bill Dowdy Fyke Farmer Richard Fisher David Fitzgerald Oliver Fowlkes John Frazer Bob Fulghum Mike Ivey Dickie Jones Ned Kearney Jim King Mike Lupfer Boykin McCaa Al McIver Richard Park Glenn Poe John Rainbolt Bill Roberts Jack Rockett Hal Roe David Simpson Jon Simpson Jack Streete Joe Sullivan Monte Temple John Templeton Stewart Thames John Werner Tom Wescott David Wilson Bill Wiygul Louis Zbinden Ray Zbinden : happa Sigma pers (Grandi Niaste ts eee eee FRANK SPLANN GrandjProcurator eas. = nee DAN McGREW Grand Scribe.............. JOHN FARRIS, BILL LARGEN Grand @lreaSurer.. a. = =a PAT BLACK: This is the train the Kappa Sigs built! One Hundred Six SPLANN Pat Black Travis Casanova Frank Conaway John Farris Pete Hale . Colin Heath Jerry Kinser Bill Largen Dan McGrew Claude McMillion Mike Macey Bill Pace Bert Renager Bill Singleton Ben Taliaferro Rusty Vance Bill Weber Bailey Wiener Allen Wood SS TN LTS a ' BE QE Fi happa Alpha Offers FIRST SEMESTER President. to cena: ieee ee CHARLES SOMERVILL WicesPresiclenti ser tor aaa aera DELMAR BROWN TEASUTET Fees ten Sa ee ee JERRY EVANS DECTOLALY tert a u.dee a ites hci ee aR aa PAUL IVEY Rush (Chairman ee cre bees oe ee ie JIM WEBB SECOND SEMESTER Presidents 2) ae aah ee ee eee DELMAR BROWN Vice’ Presidents. see eee OL eA RiMO iE TREASURE ey. AO ae ee eee JERRY EVANS Secretary Sees eee CHARLES SOMERVILL Look! Three dream girls! One Hundred Eight SOMERVILL That old gang of mine Robert Crumpler ! Jack Cunningham Jerry Evans Paul Ivey Walter Johnston | Mac Koehler } i i i} Richard LeMay Bill McWeeny Roy Parimore Ed Smith David Wessell | sigma Alpha Epsilon Offers FIRST SEMESTER Eminent Archon: ees eee re ee EO Ea Eminent.Deputy Archon... .. .0 8 ssn ase CHARLES BLAKE lSrentnaicuave TWEENS go oh oo oon ob ox CHAR SHS UREA EminentéRecordenes nan iin ee eee JOHN CREWS SECOND SEMESTER lEynomiaverae PRENG MN, oo u a6 500000 d0b ado uv esue JIM BREAZEALE Eminent DeputysArchone.55 ane TOM CAMPBELL Eminenty Ineasuleray ieee anne ee RANN VAULX [eiadihakeiahn IM(XCOMRC (SINS gona hc anassoc. o WUNENEI WHEILLFORD The pledge class of SAE One Hundred Ten BREAZEALE Sweetheart of SAE, Kip Shoaf Charles Blake Bob Blumer Dick Brankstone Bruce Burr Tom Campbell Finis Carrell Bill Carrell Tommy Clinton Mike Cody Buddy Colby John Crews Shep Crigler Jim Curtis Shannon Curtis June Davidson Jerry Duncan Woddy Forbes Dick Foster Cecil Fowlkes Larry Fury Malcolm Gillis David Gillison Ralph Gore Bill Harris Sam Hays Ray Henley Harrison Herron Jack Hoelscher Paul Hollingsworth Eddie Horton John Hungarland Henry Loenneke George McCormick Dick McMahon Bob Morgan Bob Mansfield Lewis Murray Jerry Peters Bud Pride Mitchell Redd Bill Roberts Jack Sanford Ronnie Smith Jim Stowers Bobby Street Charlie Sullivan Robert Templeton Rann Vaulx Wilson Viar Henry Wadsworth Morton Waller Rogers Warren Walker Wellford Bob Welsh commen San A MANPr l I! Up UW fz. xo BS ir Se ( Wiel Zo oigma Nu Offers Commander— Firs Deimiesicl =a BUDDY WHITEAKER Commander— DECONC SeINeSiere eae LARRY KENNON Lieutenant-Commanders...... SAM MARTIN Recerde ri... eee RON MARKETTE dite=Yotsibhaatete Wale a So ees 2 ed GENE BOTSFORD Ghaplain yee cee DALE -PFLUG KY f Si; MAS ¢ OUR CURRAN TEE And we won the trophy! One Hundred Twelve Sweetheart of Sigma Nu, Beryl] Friddle Fred Bertrand Gene Botsford Sale Burton Ronnie Cartwright Sam Cole Dick Crais Jim Davis Sam Drash Johnny Dunlap John Dyer Jim Gay John Gay } Kenneth Gibbons : Phil Glasgow David Glenn Wade Harrell q Ed Henderson } Hal Henderson | John Hixon J. L. Jerden Jim Johnston Butch Kimbro Jim Leverett Danny Logan Tom McCrory Ron Markette Sam Martin Stonie Maxwell Julian Morgan Tim Moseley Buddy Nix Ralph Parks Jim Pendergrast Jim Petersen Dale Pflug Don Pollard | Tommy Puryear | Allen Reynolds } Jerry Robinson Bobby Rose Mark Schaap Lee Slaughter KI Lloyd Smith Buck Snyder Ed Stock Jim Strong Bill Talmage } Jack Thompson | Leslie Smith } | i Paul Thompson | Dan Whipple Jim White } Glenn Williams Bill Wilson Don Wright | Ken Yancey oO: interests Depry into many eters fields are, hee he ated Bry iit active year for organizations. ORGANIZATIONS Smalley, Cody, Zbinden The Student Council PreSiGle rit sine 5 eee Ne he eee MIKE CODY Vice=Presicl eri tik eos eee eee eee ae ee eee ee LOUIS ZBINDEN Necrelary= | Teasurel as: ae mene MARY JANE SMALLEY COMMISSIONERS FU ol (2) | Co en ee PR ree SE AOR Re MEIN) cA. RAIN a et oh BOB WELSH Bur iGatioris ik apeatee ee re ee ore er LEWIS WILKINS Religious Activities cate cee te rere JOHN QUINN Social (ACH vithes sto. sa ere es pete tc eee tes a he MIKE LUPFER Undergraduate Womens ee ee ANNE UNDERWOOD REPRESENTATIVES Se Gi lot gy Sees NOP SEU Rene Ree EN Sue Robinson CLASS PRESIDENTS Juniors. un aoe eee Diane McMillan Senior........ A gk a ee ce ee ee John Bryan Sophomore hin .noe see ee Beverly Bowden [WTO Te ee es ee ee eee Sam Martin Freshman. ¢acsea- eee Margaret McGavok DOPNOHIOTS see ease eee eee Allen Reynolds Pan-hellenic....22..62 5. = Linda Hardesty Frestimianieec ae ee eee Dan Whipple Interfratermity.... Denton McLellan ] One Hundred Sixteen Standing left to right: Welsh, Lupfer; Seated: Wilkins, Underwood, Quinn. Left to right: Martin, Reynolds, Bryan, Whipple | Left to right: Bowden, Robinson, Henley, McMillan, McGavok, Hardesty. One Hundred Seventeen | Presid eiiiae. =e ece ree LOUIS ZBINDEN The Elections Commission supervises all student body elec- lions, conventions, and balloting. ZBINDEN Left to right: Butt, Kinser, Shettlesworth, Vaulx, Dies, Crouch, Baldwin, Ford, Rust, Zbinden. Chiainmtans2= pes tS ie ee MIKE LUPFER The Social Committee acts as the coordinating body for all | student social functions. | LUPFER Left to right: Bryan, Dame, McIntyre, Underwood, Lupfer, Sebralla, Korsakov, Wooddell, Curtis, McGrew, Murphree, Robinson cial Calendar One Hundred Nineteen | | | UNDERWOOD age ms foe BE Pat President The purpose of the Women’s Undergraduate Board is to foster school spirit on the campus and to regulate the orien- tation of freshmen girls. Front row, left to right: Hardesty, Barr, Underwood, Carter, Fitch, Smalley, Smith, back row: Stephens, Bowden, McGavok, Robinson, Jackson, McMillan, Frierson One Hundred Twenty Puhlications Board Chairmen]... jp dete ee Beka LEWIS WILKINS The Publications Board is the governing body of all student publications at Southwestern. WILKINS Left to right: Springfield, Davis, Vaulx, Donelson, Wilkins, Lee. Pem Kremer, Editor Richard Jones, Business Manager One Hundred Twenty-two PEM KREMER Ji cchtcncnceeca eee are Editor JOAN WARREN......... eS err 5) Managing Editor RICHARD ONE Se ee ee Business Manager JOGELAANEAG NE Wye eee eee News Editor GENE: BOT SIO RD ie eee eee mere Feature Editor IVAN Ge eI re nd a 2 eee Society Editor BARBARA VA Ug eer eee Circulation Editor RED McMILLION eee Sports Editor CAROLYN SHE tLES WORT === =e Make Up Editor JOAN-A DAMS 322 eure ene ening eee Organization Editor STEW ART WH Ese ee eee Headlines Bi OV AnD See ree es VAT Photography Joan Warren, Managing Editor These are the slave drivers who get the work done. Left to right: Farish, McMillion, McMillan, Waggoner. Carolyn Shettlesworth and Jocelyn Agnew take a nice quiet rest. This happy group is the force which does the work. Left to right: Roberson, Barr, Stoakes, Peacock, Lowe, Baumgarten, McCharen, Swaim, | Talmage, Haigler. i One Hundred Twenty-three seated: Ca The Jerden, editor Calmer, business manager Jaseph, class editor One Hundred Twenty-four Pan-Hellenic Editors: Vines and L’heureux. Standing, left to right: Davidson, McColgan, Coleman, Idwell, Strawn. Lynx Statt Robinson, organization editor i SE Seas Te See RS as Duncan, photographer a Friddle, art director 8 Bl: Greaves, honors editor Left to right: Files, Harrell, McGehee, Markette. One Hundred Twenty-five Presicletita tence. ene, eee BE PRY olNis Stylus is the semi-annual publication of this honorary literary society. Left to right: Peacock, Cunningham, Morrison, Lee, Donelson, McClaran, Wilkins, Petersen, Conaway, Warren, Somervill, Kremer, Dent, Sims, Thompson, Barr, Rose, Carter. One Hundred Twenty-six Protestant Keligious Counci Pigctsilelstaleocore te. ee ae JOHN QUINN The Protestant Religious Council coordinates all campus religious activities. QUINN Left to right: Patterson, Jones, Carter, Scott, Dortch, Martin, Quinn, Schroeter, Cooke, Jerden, Baldwin, Curtis, Peacock. One Hundred Twenty-seven One Hundred Left to right: Johnson, Andrews, Sewell, Jerden, Carney, Shoaf, Hughes, President. Canterbury Club ec) a a Left to right: Peacock, Gaskill, Curtis, President. Twenty-eight Methodist Student Fellowship Left to right: Evans, Hicks, Scott, President, Swafford. : Westminster Fellowship Q : pee % Q : q co ee Ba : s : 5 $ : : é 4 By a 2 j SS: : a NY OD 4 2 ee = 4 $ ¥. 3 y 3 pees “3 % nee : : : a ; 5 ee : : Se = ye SS oS Eee ae _ a ue ‘ :g - oe Gres oe E353 Sotee : 83 é = ] se : s ohh é : : 2 : S oe : . : - ; ve SS : : - Se te SECO SRS } : % nee : ree tee . . | ee a oe Ge | . - oe — es Te _ y ; ge gee : i a . ond Sy Bid eee ¥ ra E Be % ‘ Rs . o ; se 3 ee : ne . re $3 aoe ae Left to right: Park, Wooddell, Crais, Martin, President. One Hundred Twenty-nine CeisicWer see ELIZABETIDRODGERS RODGERS First row, left to right: Stephens, Shoaf, Bowden. Second row: Rodgers, Farish, Bain. Third row: Kennon, Curtis, Ivy. | y | i i I Se ne ee President DICKIE JONES The Men’s Intramural Board regulates all athletic contests be- tween the fraternities and the Independent Men and awards trophies to the winners. iy, “iy, Dy JONES Left to right: Pharr, White, Gore, Crabb, Werner, Jones. One Hundred Thirty-one President... RUTH ANN JACKSON The Women’s Athletic Association regulates all women’s intra- mural athletics and awards trophies to the winning teams. JACKSON First row, left to right: Roberson, Schmitt, Russell, Myers. Second row: L’heureux, Jackson, Smith, Rasberry. One Hundred Thirty-two Pan-Ulympics Pan-Olympics recognizes women outstanding in intramural sports. q Left to right: Underwood, Shoat, Schmitt; Rasberry, Jackson, Russell. | } One Hundred Thirty-three i Er ores Me IE 2 SHEP CRIGLEER First row, left to right: Templeton, Crigler, Clinton, Brankstone. Second row: Duncan, Horton, Cody, Fowlkes, Kopsinis. Third row: Mansfield, Carrell, Bledsoe, Dortch, Biedenharn, Maxwell, Pollard. Fourth row: Cassonova, Park, Shinbaum, Kimbro, Talmage, Wellford, Davidson, Bowen, Cross. Fifth row: Somervill, Crabb, Drash, Harris, Stock, Welsh, Waller, Oxley, Koehler, Breazeale, Hoelscher, Peters. Sixth row: Whittle, Hollingsworth, Carrell. One Hundred Thirty-four otudent Counselors Gloria Smith Alice Fitch Co-Chairmen SMITH AND FITCH First row, left to right: Brown, Fong, Runyon, Murphree, Smith, Warren. Second row: Richards, Thomas, Shettlesworth, Quade, Friddle. Third row: Finch, Frist, Alexander, Jackson, Vines, Hudson, Fitch, Smith, Myers, Gaskell, Cook, Hogsett, Schmitt. Fourth row: Heineman, Ford, Donelson, Peacock, Sims, Hunt. One Hundred Thirty-five ey ee ite overning Board VOORHIES PROSIC State ieee ee ree or eee Elaine Donelson FRESHMAN President... 5 -sere nee Janice Chapin DONELSON CHAPIN First row, left to right: Myers, Quade, Hogsett, Donelson, Hughes, L’heureux. Second row: Bornman, Brown, Carter, Underwood, Salmon, Peacock. One Hundred Thirty-six iPigaalelsique. 2 0. oe eee eens DICK BALDWIN BALDWIN First row, left to right: Bornman, Johnson, Hicks, Crouch, Frierson, Adams, Salmon, Mobley, Hodges, Menzies, Robertson, J Dowdy, Schmitt, McDonald. Second row: Tuthill, Rychener, Forsyth, Hughes, Rhodes, McIntosh, Chapin, McColgan, Wag- | goner, Runyon, Peters, Bourinskie, Combs, Epes, Quade, Hall, Hockensmith. Third row: Simmons, White, Barnhardt, Dar- den, Rainey, Orr, Stewart, Holland, Regen, Crais, Moore, Leverett, Myers, Buckley, Carney, Howard, Swafford, Burr, Eason, { Covington, Ford, Funkhouser. Fourth row: Baldwin, Botsford, Todd, Pflug, Glenn, Whipple, Welsh, Robinson, Talmage, ; Somervill, Boaz, Moody. | f ‘ 5 ; , f k f a One Hundred Thirty-seven President2= = a= MARTHA HEINEMAN HEINEMAN Left to right: Ford, Palmer, Roberson, Hunt, Fong, Winston, Spann, Heineman, Sims, Ford, O'Leary, Rob- ertson, Hudson, Hicks, Fong, Hockensmith, Burleigh. Independent Men Presidents. .e20. ses. ARNOLD SCHROETER SCHROETER Left to right: first row, Schroeter, Poppenheimer, Schrodt, Lampley, Rotman, Ritter. Second row, Rybalka, Morris, Kim, Shinbaum, Korsakov, Prichard, Cannon, Todd. Third row, Smith, Klink, Lutz, Jenkins, Mac- Queen, Rowan. One Hundred Thirty-nine Ee eS ee ee. 5 aan sane JOYE COBB Instructor. ity Left to right: Stephens, Pegram, Lipscomb, Bowden, Crenshaw, Thompson. One Hundred Forty | Eres Cerise eens NORA PETERSEN | PETERSEN | First row, left to right: Hogsett, Lowe, Brown, Petersen, Smalley, Jaseph, Hay, Wooddell. Second row: Rybalka, Vines, Carney, Booth, Carter, Hunt, Davis, Hicks, Lowe. Third row: Anderson, Cunningham, Waite, Jones, Maxfield, Fitch, Henderson, Embry. i i | | One Hundred Forty-one President........ CAROLYN SHETTLESWORTH SHETTLESWORTH hy First row, left to right: Cross, Uhlhorn, Johnson, Owen, Andrews, Crouch, Menzies. Second row: Dame, Martinez, Moss, Shettlesworth, Evans, Johnston, Pope, Hockensmith. Third row: Bringle, Davis, Swaim, Haigler, Handwerker, Smith, Pearsall. Fourth row: Moffett, Bringle, Thompson, Blair, Regen, Southard, Bishop. ——— : i: - - One Hundred Forty-two SESE aa berman Clu Presidents... snes HENRY WADSWORTH WADSWORTH First row, left to right: Heineman, Murphree, Sims, Gibbs, Ford, Morrison. Second row: Streete, Mansfield, Katz, Robinson, Ritter, Thompson, Klink, Harrell, Morris, Strong. Third row: Goessling, Wright, Stock, Wadsworth, Wright, Pflug, Reagan. | One Hundred Forty-three President RICHARD DORTCH The Honor Council is responsible for maintaining the spirit of the Honor System at Southwestern and trying any viola- tions of the system. DORTCH Left to right: Martin, Thompson, Stock, Zbinden, Brown, Quinn, Dortch, Curtis, Calmer, Frist, LeMaster, Werner, Haigler. One Hundred Forty-four i i I | i ! i | Ht 1 H ! j } a ,) | 1 | i j i PE SCIC OY A et ie aeee Ee DR. MYRTLE NASH Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest Greek letter society in America, was founded at the College of William and Mary in Williams- burg, Va., in 1776. Gamma of Tennessee Chapter was in- stalled at Southwestern December 5, 1949. NASH First row, left to right: Cooper, Johnson, Bigger, Nash, Smalley, Smith, Southard, Dorman. Second row: Frey, Scott, Robinson, Johnson, Webb, Coyner, MacQueen. Third row: Anderson, Rhodes, Lowry, Jones. ss One Hundred Forty-five Presidentss iiss Se eee JANE ALEXANDER Eta Sigma Phi is the National Honorary Classical Languages Fraternity. | ALEXANDER Left to right: Nuckolls, Andrews, Roberson, Alexander, Lipscomb, Moore, Shoaf, Wooddell, Garner, Shettles- worth, Palmer, Scott, Kremer, Myers, Baxter, Hogsett, Booth, Roh, Booth, Vines. PIeSiCen hit Jae oe mer mens oa cree, JACK FUNKHOUSER Pi Kappa Lambda is a national honorary music fraternity. FUNKHOUSER First row, left to right: Funkhouser, Thornburg, Soderstrom, Maer, Dean, Tuthill. Second row: Myers, Cau- then, Dunning, Tuthill. Third row: Paine, Redden, Leighton. $ ££EL SAG One Hundred Forty-seven eee See Eee ae ae, OTE Chi Beta Phi is a national honorary scientific fraternity. DORMAN First row, left to right: Baker, Dorman, Gay, Fong, Russell. Second row: Vaulx, Sanford, McKenzie, Lutz, Andrews. Third row: MacQueen, Jenkins, Read, Jones, Hackleman, Wadsworth. One Hundred Forty-eight PROCICON It At anya eneenneient tet). BETTY JEAN PAYNE Psi Chi, national honorary psychology fraternity, was installed at Southwestern in 1951. PAYNE First row, left to right: Caldwell, Payne. Lee, Dent. Second row: Doughton, Rasberry, Hughes, Calmer, Kremer, Queener. Third row: Jackson, Donelson, Evans, Nash, Tate, Rhodes. One Hundred Forty-nine Hi = : TEMPLETON Umicron Uelta happa Presidents... ee eee ROBERT TEMPLETON Omicron Delta Kappa, national leadership fraternity, recog- nizes outstanding men in the junior and senior classes. First row, left to right: Dortch, Templeton, Jer- den, Bowen, Cody. Sec- ond row: Martin, Quinn, Welsh, Bryan, Park. Third row: Zbinden, Waller, Wilkins, Fourth row: Lupfer, Stock, Wolf, Mays. Torch PPO SI CS Tt eee se Sie Dee Sew 3 NANGY2CARTER Torch, honorary society for senior women, recognizes those who have excelled in leadership and scholarship. Top row, left to right: Carter, Cooke, Frierson. Second row: Hardesty, LeMaster, Smalley, Smith. One Hundred Fifty-one | = rod Murphree Osenbaugh Rasberry P LeMaster Pic ly eee ELIZABETH RODGERS -« Shoaf Smalley Pi Intersorority, founded May 1, 1904, at Randolph Macon Woman's College, Lynch- burg, Virginia, recognizes outstanding so- rority women, eee 8 - : Schmitt May Day Pi, Joan Warren Brown Calmer Bowden Alexander Doughton on € One Hundred Fifty-two RODGERS Runyon Robinson Hardesty Forsythe CTA oo Presider. NANCY CARTER McMillan CARTER S.T.A.B. Intersorority, founded March 15, 1899, at Randolph Macon Woman's College, is composed of twelve brunettes and one blonde. Its purpose is to recognize out- standing sorority women. Founder's Day S.T.A.B., Carol Ann Quade Russell Frierson Underwood Donelson | | | | ae One Hundred Fifty-three : i inal One Hundred Fifty-four Alpha Psi Umega This is an organization for those who have taken an active part in dramatics and have met the requirements as established. Left to right: Smalley, Sims, Dent. - ed 2 = One Hundred Fifty-f il How are you, @es (o)) S 12 cob) to) ac oO (e)) a O 39) 3] O SS © G = No Nancy, drink after the blessing. . 1 eal sent us. A ice givensto the Ly nN aanel he saw many teams hold high the traditions of the black and red. ATHLETICS SE A A, FRR, ES, OR | | a The coaches, kneeling: Germany, line coach; Pritchard, backfield coach; Breazeale, assistant line coach; standing, Mays, head coach; Maybry, athletic director; Johnson, basketball and baseball coach. | | k e t t j First row, left to right: Butt, Biedenharn, Rose, Maxwell, Kopsinis, Oxley, Crigler, Young, Bowen, Viar, Weeks, Mansfield, David- son, Ames, Stock, Shinbaum. Second row: Breazeale, Hammett, Williams, Hollingsworth, Duncan, Zbinden, Talmage, Stowers, f Warren, Rainbolt, Smith, Kring, Cole, Kimbro, Germany. Third row: Maybry, Pritchard, Loenneke, Drash, Rucker, McCormick, } Gillis, Webb, Reed, Jerden, Fowlkes, Clinton, Fulghum, Foster, Johnson, Mays. | t One Hundred Sixty | I! 1B Biedenharn ng, A You as iS) psini Ko T ingsworth r Hol ae ld stile = = = CG a) _—s v2 ad : i. 6 Ea © O we oe 5 - Fowlke iy af iF i i Rainbo ie f orren 2 E ee . oo io) co G ® fo) a L Eee A strong Lynx eleven was up for the opening game of the year with Mississippi College but had not planned .on the participation of torrential rains. This surprise factor grounded an effective passing attack and enabled a much weaker Choctaw team to float past by a margin of 19 to 7. The Centre Colonels tied the Lynx hands by capitalizing on our mistakes. This gave them possession of the ball during most of the game and led them to a hard fought, 21 to 13, victory. One Hundred Sixty-six ) The Hendrix Warriors, strengthened by transfers from the University of Arkansas, carried high hopes of victory on to Fargason Field. These hopes soon faded as each of their thrusts bounced off the impenetrable wall of Super Cats. The score was 27 to 6. A Kangaroo squad, which was ranked fifth in Texas among independent colleges, was presented with many homecoming surprises; original decorations, crowded stands, and a scrappy Lynx team which handed them a 32 to 7 defeat. A surprising and accurate barrage of passes was the weapon used to bombard the Millsap’s camp into sub- mission and provide a 29 to 6 triumph over the Majors. Reserve strength, sub-freezing weather, and a long way from home were the factors which favored this clan of Little Giants. This Indiana team played these factors to the tune of Wa- bash 39, Southwestern 21. After fighting a battle with the flu bug, the Lynx journeyed to Birmingham and suffered the worst upset : of the year at the hands of a spirited and healthy Howard | eleven, 17 to 0. | Sewanee came from atop the mountain in hopes of avenging a three year jinx. This they were able to do by the score of 34 to 12 and the Orgill trophy went up on the mountain for the first time. One Hundred Sixty-seven 1957-1958 | BASKETBALL eee ee S Waller Most Valuable Player EC left to Holt McMillion, Waller, Young, | Fury, Horton. Second row, Splann, Harris, Coach | Johnson, MacQueen, Boals. Third row, Hixon, Bertrand, Kinas, Breazeale, Curtis CS Bertrand O é Harris Ee f eale N ¢ O 3 0D) ae aa vie een F. Curtis Qu Fo es io) I 4 ec f cMillion G. M g Horton 4 | I i : Coach Woody Johnson opened the 57-58 season with six returning lettermen and several new faces who added strength to the year’s effort. Making his debut as a Southwestern Coach, Johnson led his cagers to a successful first half season by winning 7 out of the first 11 games. This included two games with South- eastern Conference foes, Mississippi State and Vander- bilt. A fine scoring effort was displayed against Missis- sippi State’s phenomenal defense, which held many national ranking teams to lower scoring depths. The Vanderbilt game saw a spirited Southwestern team go down to defeat due to height disadvantages and illness, which hampered the play of many of the team’s starters. One of the highlights of the season was against Mississippi Southern, ranked twelfth in the nation ‘ among small colleges. Although definite underdogs, af the Lynx upset the Mississippi team by the slim margin of 72-69. The game displayed the fine team spirit and potential which had been rising to the occasion all year. The second half of the season was not as good as was anticipated due to the loss of Bill Young and in- opportune illness in certain games. However, Lynx junior Joe Boals outstandingly took up the scoring reins for the team and was aided greatly by the con- sistent rebounding of Mo Mo Waller. The steady floor play of ballhandling ace, Bill Harris, and Lynx stalwarts John Hixon and Jim Breazeale, aided by outstanding efforts by Fred Bertrand and Larry Fury rounded out the remainder of the season, which ended with the Lynx placing fourth in the Sewanee Invitational Tour- nament. On the statistical side, Boals had 360 points for the individual high. He was followed by Waller with 356 and Harris with 269. Waller led the team’s rebounding effort with 214. Bertrand had 187 to place second. However, Southwestern statistics were rewritten in the past four years by a 5 8” ‘giant’, Bill Young. Even though Young, considered by many as Southwestern’s greatest athlete, was able to complete only one full season out of the four he played, he had an all-time high of 1210 points, which is only 53 points away from the school’s all-time high. In his career Young also scored the most points in one season, 507’; holds the Mallory Gym record of the most points in a single game, 36; and, is tied with George Blakemore for the ‘most points scored in a single game, 40. From the ranks of this year’s team only three seniors, all lettermen, will be lost, Jim Breazeale, Bill Young, and Eddie Horton. Returning lettermen who will form the nucleus of the 58-59 squad will be guards Boals and Harris, forwards Waller, who was this year’s most valuable player, Hixon, and Fury, and centers Bertrand and Kinas. Other lettermen who will be counted on are Red McMillion, Robert McQueen, and Shannon Gintise Millsaps College Mississippi State Howard College Union University Ark. State Teachers Vanderbilt University St. Mary’s (Minn.) Sewanee University Arkansas State Mississippi Southern Millsaps College Mississippi College Union University Delta State Birmingham Southern Spring Hill Mississippi Southern Birmingham Southern Arkansas State Sewanee Tournament Millsaps Lambuth Mississippi College Chattanooga LOCAL 69 79 105 67 68 48 79 74 04 72 94 ol 8s) 69 96 68 60 73 04 98 98 66 80 OPP. 48 ay 85 73 102 107 B i [ross Lountry Left to right, kneeling: Koehler, Howard, McPheeters, Somervill, Tuggle. Standing: Welsh, Park, Casanova, Whittle, Carrell, Cody, Maybry. bolt Left to right: Welsh, Herron, Seckman, Maybry, Stowers, Harris, Thames. One Hundred Seventy-four Co-Captain, Biedenharn Co-Captain, Wellford Left to right: Coach Barton, Henderson, Wellford, Crabb, Biedenharn, Roberts, Hayes. One Hundred Seventy-five Captain, Carrell SCHEDULE Manchin. oe Mississippi College UNV WiPes ge AC be en Beko Memphis Relays April 4... Lambuth A Ort Sah se tee ee Lambuth Aorta UO ee oe ec _... Arkansas State USNS, ga 7 pee Sen SEE Pe rr Union April 26x22 a SU Conference meet BS fom SO Bee oe rei nig Ore Howard Mia 25 a re eens Austin Peay Maryn [0 eee ee oe enna To LAS Left to right, standing: Maybry, Casanova, Welsh, Stock, Whittle, Williams, Park, Waller, Howard, Davidson, White, Pollard, Butt, Horton, Logan, Carrell, Henley, Marr. Kneeling: Carrell, Cody, Kimbro, Brankstone, Streete, Clinton, Loenneke, Cole. One Hundred Seventy-six BASEBALL P : SCHEDULE Marcie 2.9 eer Seer ets kn ane aries Hanover College . : UN os gl Gee Ae eS oe he octane teens canna Sconce neat Loyola | ’ A tll Soe ern eee ee Louisiana State University | Byori ed eye enna: Northeast Louisiana HSS ois) ips eee poate ae arte Ae Southeastern Louisiana 7 Ngati Ulan Rees rere ees eee aa eee St. Mary’s DN cirri ee Cees ceases coh eee eee mere St. Mary's Noval Ween ae ceeds Surely) eater cree gee ner Union ENeey el ie RRS 0 MN Ae Ge ie ee eee Memphis State TsNGosa ANGI oN ieee | LESS bensta th or oe me ertrenene ie tibet Howard CB Torrid LO ee Beco eo PR racecar eh Rad ln Howard deg RE rs ree oe Pate Mi eee Arkansas College TGs Nah Stee ea ec ee eden cee Se ere Es Arkansas College , rin) Mien a Tee Teenie” oy ne Arkansas State | Miaryar eee, Meme een nme ail Ae Memphis State ; Wa Vid ae reas Capt ger ge eed ee tere Arkansas State IM ey ere rae Le ee Mississippi College Hise) Geers . May ath ee ae re ori nae Mississippi College e Tet a cee ee ray poe Union | | | i 1 | ia Left to right, first row: Hoelscher, Mansfield, Drash, McCormick, McMillion, Forbes, Cannon, Rose. Second row: Boals, Dunlap, Kring, | Fury, Blake, Bowen, Weeks, Breazeale, Johnson. One Hundred Seventy-seven Womens Athletics The program of athletics and physical education for women offers a variety of activities for every taste. Under the direction of Madelyn Richardson and Joye Cobb, the program presents golf, tennis, badminton, archery, fencing, basketball, volleyball, softball, field hockey, and modern dance. During the year an intramural program with com- petition among the five sororities and the Independ- ent Women in volley ball, basketball, and softball is sponsored by the Women’s Athletic Association. In May a Field Day is held with competition in indi- vidual sports. Trophies are awarded for the sepa- rate sports and at the end of the year the group with the most points is awarded the Intramural Trophy by the Women’s Athletic Association. This year the All-Star volley team played MSCW and the basketball team played Ole Miss. South- western won both games, the latter by the narrow margin of one point. The more advanced dancers of the Modern Dance Group created and produced an original dance based on the story of Ruth and Naomi which they presented in chapel and for a program at Evergreen Presbyterian Church. The entire physical program for women at South- western is well-rounded and gives every girl an opportunity to learn a sport or activity that she will be able to enjoy many years after college. TEP ieisks ahasedaee — S One Hundred Seventy-eight One Hundred Seventy-nine : | ee _onsonssccesetnsaei oh QE eas Ale watching bys events of the year, the slisnx decided that some of these should he highlighted HIGHLIGHTS uveptember As rr ALN AAAS NENA i ; j ' it i after a lazy summer in the sun. } | The freshmen were hazed . « ENDlessly . . . | i | f | | ; | Vk ; a 8 | ) and not one concrete egg was hatched. | 1] One Hundred Eighty-two i Ait } — Some pleaded . and nicer . oeptember i but revenge was nice. and NICER. One Hundred Eighty-three : Uctoher The football team worked hard as they prepared for their . We all came home and decorated all night ae One Hundred Eighty-four many tough opponents. and then celebrated our victory at open houses and later at the dance. hi November oe ei: the girls donned the uniforms Football season coming to a close and played atough game... Then there were those many tuneful hours of practice .. for All Sing. One Hundred Eighty-five i ecember The basketball team jumped into their season with 4 high hopes | an | | BF ee ess we “ee be vai with visions of sugar plums dancing : in our heads. Sugar Plum One Hundred Eighty-six Zbinden lit up the torches. . January for exams We listened in class so studying } would be easier... but we had to have our breaks from such hard studying. One Hundred Eighty-seven February Second semester brought many highlights; lswing... l ls were in fu intramura e Beauty Review . th 1 ur dances and we decorated for o and initiation banquets and slumber parties. -eight ght) ay One Hundred ighty-nine One Hundred E wed lls; on every part of the campus there was a and we all threw snowba SNOWMAN. Then it sno February Ny ane “ees iced START 7 aa ony and a soft white covered our campus = ms = os —s | snes nA bEASAASAL==) SACU Ana MADAM AMAA as Stunt Night produced many original... The track team started the spring sport season and colorful productions. and interesting (Wow) How about that Quartette-Sextette sing? One Hundred Ninety i | | the Redtops came, we lost our heads. but to the extreme delight of Elwood and must to the dismay of the cast... the rest of us. One Hundred Ninety-one We celebrated .with the gala dance and ented our royalty s pre pen costume? with everyone in costume. , One Hundred Ninety-two May Day ushered in fair weather as we prepared to end another year. rtr”—Ct =“‘NCOUCNW od Spring elections were over and Cody relaxed . . as exams came and went... and with them was gone a wonderful year of memories... and HIGHLIGHTS One Hundred Ninety-three WAG Re EE Each year many hours of work go into the making of the yearbook in hopes that the final product will be something of which each student may be proud. Again this year many people have contributed their time and talents in an effort to achieve this end. To the section editors, Lynn, Carol Ann, Wilson, Jerry, Larry, Diana, and Ann, goes my deepest appreciation for the magnificent job you did. Without your hard work this annual would still be in the planning stage. All of the original art work came from the pen of Beryl Friddle and the bulk of the photography was done by “Dunk.” I would also like to thank Dr. Wolf, Bill Howard, The Speers, and Bill and Joy Webb for their contributions of special pictures. Mr. Cole, Jay, and all of the other congenial people at Memphis Engraving made my job much easier with their efficient and sincere help. “Doc” Southerland of C. B. Johnston Co. proved to be a true craftsman and gave our book the very best appearance possible and for this we are grateful. On the financial side Mr. Springfield never hesitated to give us the help needed to make the best book possible, and thanks to Sandy the books were always balanced. Then on every annual staff there is the group of unheralded workers who do the laborious chores of typing, pasting, and make-up. To these people go my sincere gratitude for the important tasks they fulfilled. This is the way your yearbook was made and these are the people who have made it possible. We hope it has captured the memories you would like to retain from this 1957-58 school year. ie IERDEN One Hundred Ninety-four = aaaine SS oe SS ES == Cem OUNST@NE. Coz Since 1886 Lithographers Printers — Publishers — Engravers 296 MADISON AVENUE MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Phone JA 6-8464 Printers--Southwestern 1958 “LYNX” ' . rman: a ]. 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