Rhodes College - Lynx Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1959 volume:

ae ee SS = ee —ee—eeEeEeE—E—E—E—E—EeEeE—EeEeE————EEee eae ee z So — moods of southwestern at memphis for for for for for for Us: us: US: us: us: us: a world set back in time ... with gothic building and dark corridors... the expectancy of a fresh start and the restrained excitement of new adventure the “freshman” thrill of being rushed .. . the organized chaos of rush and orientation .. . bridge games in the smoke-filled lair .. . with blaring music and raucous laughter . . . confusion in the cloister when chapel lets out early . . . break- time at the library ... clusters of people going for cokes . . . or short walks On 1ONnGMoness. ... icy mist that whips your face on the way to the brown shacks .. . the tension in hardy while the judges decide on all-sing winners ... cokes... cookies and fast-dancing at an open house... a walk together in soft snow ... then spring rains .. . after plaguing us all winter ... suddenly warm and romantic ... exams interrupt... for some time everyone's cross and quiet and tensed .. . then longer days . a sudden swish of brightness at twilight when the campus lights up all at once . a blanket of deep pink ringing the lush green gardens . . . the sentiment of near-end to a year of joy ... excitement ... discovery . . . loneliness Giaiel Wen Gryel erauvatey . . . @illl Weise, 2 Fae We |e Three ORR ae for for for for for for for us: Us: us: us: us: us: us: stillness the hollow flap of bedroom slippers echoing down a silent hall at three a.m.... the i’'m-afraid-to-look anxiety of finding a letter-less mail-box .. . the sinking feeling when we find still no word from a non-thinking loved one. . . chins rested on palms .. . eyes thinking instead of seeing... the electric . . thought-full quiet in a provoking chapel program ... a sunday day ...a gaze through a dormitory window ... aloneness .. . restlessness .. . a glance toward a thin white needle piercing the blue sky . . . a look upward _ with a heart turned down... and a constant reminder of the always- ness of the dignity and serenity of the eternal... the over-hanging closeness and endlessness of dusk . . . strolling to dinner among looming stone relics of an age past... with ideals for the present... a quiet .. . profound feeling of being a part of these gothic structures... a VeCriuiic ear cr ecconching, . , 9 dnd yet. security... Five for us: for us: for us: for us: ton Us: uy joy in acceptance at southwestern... by letter ... seeing old faces and new ones... those dreamed about and dreamed up .. . the first tinge of belongm@neéess); . ican a port. . .-our colleges, � s me! yours... . parties .. . elaborate or intimate ... return after christmas vacation... second semester and a new freedom ... settling down... the thrill of it . special smiles . . . everyone is needed... twoness ... dreams of someday .. . the gentle kiss .. . the familiarity .. . knowingness of eyes .. . relaxing silence . . . exaltation singing inside you exaltation exhaling from you... together... to become acquainted with a book ... the friend who has so much to tell you... the joy of listening and discovering through the command of the printed word... the giving of one’s self to the world of knowledge... . applying those things you have learned ... time for reflection on the sedsons .- . realization of growing power .. . the elation coming with insight of another person... freedom 4 joy... Seven for us: for us: for us: for us: fulfillment when we have walked down that last path . . . turned round the last curve ... finally . . . into the newness of ourselves undiscovered .. . there will be joy ina tear... a gentle moan in a happy song . . . but still rejoicing .. . (one must understand the silent moments of a half known shadow into which creeps memory .. .) remember? ... that years die red where pigeons fly ... and softly drifts the night filled to overflowing with laughter ... smoky haze ... and much disputed theories ... the weariness of fulfillment ... dreams reflected in square cubes of bluish glass. . . i think that the wind blew right t hat day... there are few regrets... few tears... few... but we cannot be sure... only thankful... Nine Dr. Burnet C. Tuthill For embodying the principles of musical integrity and representing the spirit of intellectual integrity which pervades Southwestern, For willingly sharing of the richness and variety of your own musical knowledge and experience, For bringing national recognition and fame to our campus through your persona! achievements in the music world, For doing all this and still being “papa” to countless Southwestern students, We lovingly dedicate the 1959 Lynx to you. ERS velve ) Lo | Fourteen PEYTON NALLE RHODES President A.B., A.M., and Ph.D., University of Virginia ROBERT PRICE RICHARDSON Vice President for Development A.B., Southwestern College B.D., Union Theological Seminary D.D., Honorary, Southwestern CHARLES EDWARD DIEHL President Emeritus A.B., Johns Hopkins University Graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary A.M., Princeton University JANE LEIGHTON RICHARDS Dean of Women Assistant Professor of History B.A., Converse M.A., Duke University CHARLES I. DIEHL Dean of Men Assistant Professor of Education and English B.A., Southwestern A.M., University of Chicago JAMESON M. JONES Dean of the College Professor of Ethics; B.A., Southwestern College B.D., Louisville Theological Seminary; Ph.D., Duke University Fifteen Sixteen FACULTY DAVID M. AMACKER, M.A. Professor of Political Science; A.B., Princeton; B.A. and M.A., Oxford. EMMETT H. ANDERSON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Modern Languages; B.A., University of Richmond; M.A. and Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia. CLINTON L. BAKER, M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology; B.S. and M.S., Emory Uni- versity; Ph.D., Columbia University. DERRICK BARTON Instructor in Tennis. JOHN R. BENISH, A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English; A.B., Arkansas College; M.M., Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., University of Michigan. CHARLES P. BIGGER, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy; B.A., 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. GRANVILLE D. DAVIS, Ph.D. Executive Director of Memphis Adult Education Center and Lecturer in American History; A.B., University of Arkansas; A.M. and Ph.D., Univer- sity of Illinois. JOHN H. DAVIS, Ph.D. Professor of History; A.M., University of Ken- tucky; B.A. and M.A., Oxford University; Ph.D., University of Chicago. JOB OF EMBRYS PhD: Professor of Romance Languages; A.B., IJ rury College; A.M., State University of Iowa; .h.D., University of Minnesota. HERBERT S. EMIGH, M.S. Instructor of Chemistry and Supervisor of Labo- ratories; B.A. and M.A., University of Mississippi. LEONARD W. FREY, M.A., B.D. Assistant Professor of Greek; A.M., Franklin and Marshall College; B.D., Yale University; M.A., Columbia University. ; } ERWIN WILLIAM GOESSLING, M.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages; B.A., University of Illinois; M.A., Tulane University. JOHN M. HEMPHILL Assistant Professor of History; A.B., Johns Hop- kins University; A.M., Princeton University: RAYMOND S. HILL, M-F.A. Associate Professor of Speech and Dramatics; B.F.A. and M.F.A., The State University of Iowa. RALPH C. HON, PhD. Professor of Economics and Business Adminis- tration; A.B., University of Illinois; A.M., Har- vard; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. A. THEODORE JOHNSON, Ph.D. Professor of English Literature; A.B., Westmin- ster College; A.M., University of Virginia; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. ALBERT M. JOHNSON, A.B., B.L.S. Librarian; B.A. at Southwestern; A.B. in Library Science at Emory University. PAURENCESh ekINNEY,) PhDs ski, Professor of Bible; A.B., Hampden-Sydney; B.D., Union Theological Seminary; A.M., Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia. HAROLD LYONS, M.S., Ph.D. B.S., City College of New York; M.S. and Ph.D., Oklahoma State University. MARION LEIGH MACQUEEN, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics; B.A., Southwestern at Memphis; M.A., University of Wisconsin; Ph.D., University of Chicago. WILLIAM R. MAYBRAY, M.A. Director of Physical Education and Athletics; B.A., Southwestern at Memphis; M.A. in Physi- cal Education, George Peabody 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., Swarth- more College; M.A. and PhD., Bryn Mawr College. ROBERT G. PATTERSON, B.D. Assistant Professor of Bible; B.A., Washington and Lee University; B.D., Union Theological Seminary in Virginia. EREDERICKS DS PULTZ, PhD. Associate Professor of Psychology and Educa- tion and Director of Vocational Counseling; A.B., Washington and Lee University; M.A. and Ph.D., Ohio State University. LLEWELLYN QUEENER, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology; A.B., University of Ten- nessee; B.D. and Ph.D., Yale University. TAYLOR REVELEY, Ph.D. Professor of Bible; A.B., Hampden-Sydney Col- lege; B.D., Union Theological Seminary; Ph.D., Duke University. DANIEL D. RHODES, Ph.D. Professor of Bible and Philosophy; B.A., David- son College; B.D., Louisville Presbyterian Theo- logical Seminary; Ph.D., Duke University. MADELYN RICHARDSON, B.A. Assistant Director of Physical Education for Women; B.A., Mary Baldwin College. Seventeen LAURA ROBINSON, Ph.D. Professor of Latin; A.B., Agnes Scott College; A.M., University of Georgia; Ph.D., Johns Hop- kins University. DANFORTH RAYNOLDS ROSS, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English; B.A., Southwest- ern at Memphis; M.A., Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., University of Minensota. JACK Uy RUSSELL, Pinib: Associate Professor of Mathematics; B.A.E. and M.A., University of Mississippi; Ph.D., University of Illinois. HELVNINID: S. SEONG, i610): Associate Professor of Mathematics; B.S., South- ern Illinois University; M.S. and Ph.D., Univer- sity of Illinois. PERRY D. SCRIVNER, M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education; A.B., Birming- ham-Southern College; M.A., Emory University; M.A., Yale University; Ph.D., University of Texas. ARLO I. SMITH, Ph.D. Professor of Biology; A.B. Hendrix College; M.S., Northwestern University; Ph.D., University of Washington. GORDON D. SOUTHARD, A.M. Associate Professor of Romance Languages; A.B., College of Wooster; A.M., State University of Iowa. RAYMOND T. VAUGHAM Professor of Chemistry; A.B., Culvet-Stockton; A.M. and Ph.D., University of Missouri. JOHN Q. WOLF, Ph.D Professor of English; A.B., Arkansas College; A.M., Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., Johns Hop- kins University. FRANKLIN M. WRIGHT, M.A. Assistant Professor of History; B.A. and M.A., Cornell University. Eighteen 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 Halll. ANNE S. CLADWELL Assistant to the Dean of Women. MALCOLM EVANS Registrar. JEAN TERRY FISHER Secretary, Adult Education Center. MRS. LOUISE GARNETT Library Staff. MRS. MARJORIE GILLIAM Assistant to the Registrar. ‘WARREN D. HOWELL Auditor and Assistant to the Comptroller ANNIE MARY JONES-WILLIAMS Catalogue Assistant. RICHARD JOHNSON Refectory Manager. M.is. E. E. LUMPKIN Library Staff. IREYS MARTIN Cashier and Assistant to the Bursar. MRS. 8. O. MIDDLETON Assistant to the Registrar. Nineteen GOODBAR MORGAN Alumni Secretary. MRS. ANN J. MORRIS Resident Nurse. MRS. JEWEL PARKER Reference Librarian MRS. PETERSON Assistant to Admissions Counselor. 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. OHN C. TURPIN, JR. Assistant Registrar. MRS. PAUL M. WATSON Resident Head, Freshman Women’s Hall. RS. JOHN ©. WOLF Admissions Counselor. Twenty | 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 ‘iano; Pupil of Theodore Bohlman, Mrs. E. ‘T. Tobey, William H. Sherwood, and Ernest Hutcheson President of Memphis College of Music, 1933-43 Twenty-two Music Faculty MARTHA ANNE BOYD, B.M. B.M., Memphis College of Music, pupil of Myron Myers. RUTH MOORE COBB Pupil of Carlos Salzedo. DERRY DEANE, B.M., M.M. Instructor in violin; B.M., University of Roches- ter; M.M., University of Illinois. GERTRUDE M. DOUD, B.M. 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, Silvia Scionti, Ernest Col- lins, and Egon Petri. WILLIAM J. GRAVESMILL, M.M. B.M. and M.M., Oberlin College. MARY S. KNITZER Piano; graduate, Juilliard Graduate School; pupil of Theodore Bohlmann, Ernest Hutcheson, and Alexander Siloti. NEUMON LEIGHTON, B.M. B.M., University of Arkansas; studied at Royal Italian University, Perugia. LOIS MAER Piano; graduate, Bolling-Musser School; pupil of Sigismund Stojowski, Rudolph Ganz, Egon Petri. JEAN MARTIN CHARLES MOSBY, M.M. Piano; B.M., Southwestern; M.M., Florida State University. MYRON MYERS, B.Ed., M.Mus. Piano; B.Ed., Milwaukee State Teachers Col- lege; M.Mus., University of Michigan; pupil of Joseph Brinkman and Arthur Schnabel. JANE SODERSTROM, B.A., B.M., M.A. Piano; B.A., B.M., Southwestern at Memphis; 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 University. ADOLPH STEUTERMAN, F.A.G.O. Organ; pupil of Dr. Tertius Noble, Dr. William C. Carl, and Charles Galloway; organist, Cal- vary Episcopal Church, Memphis. PHYLLIS THORNBURG, B.M.E. Piano; B.M.E., Drake University. | RUTH WOOD TUTHILL | A.B., Western College, Oxford, Ohio; B.M., Cin- cinnati Conservatory of Music. i MAUDE WALKER Student at Institute of Musical Art in New York | and Teacher's College; Columbia University, | and at Washington University; pupil of Henri- ! etta Michelson. } MARGARET MOORE WHITTINGTON Pupil of Virginia Sledge and Neumon Leighton. Southwestern Board of Uirectors Twenty-four v fi enty ) Tx a ahs ae a a _ Ce enor Glas cers Presidentz. = he: Ae eee ee ee CARR YSUAGY Vice Presidente =o. ae eee REN ee Fe Bek DANNY LOGAN Secretary SL ,easuice aaa ee eee ee ae DIANE McMILLAN Student Council Representative.____................ .. SANDY CALMER Publications Board Representative... _............ PEM KREMER Left to right: McMillan, Logan, Calmer, Lacy, Kremer. James Drane Adams BLYTHEVILLE, ARKANSAS Kappa Alpha B.A. in International Studies Initiation officer of Kappa Alpha. Sandra Fay Andrews MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Chi Omega B.A. in Mathematics Transfer from Union University; Chi Omega Social Chairman 4; PRC 3, 4; BSU 2, 3, 4, Publicity 2, 3,, Pres. 4; Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; Danforth 2, 3, 4; Dream Girl PiKA 3, 4; LaCordura 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, 4; Pikettes 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2. Joe Calaway Boals, II] MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Biology “S” award for Basketball; Co-captain 4, lettered; Baseball, lettered, Co- captain; Athlete of the Month; Most Valuable Player in Basketball. Keith Durham Buckley CARAWAY, ARKANSAS B.M. in Music-Voice Dean's List; First Alternate to Finals of National Association of Teachers of Singing Competition. Jane Alexander Biederharn MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Latin Secretary of Delta Delta Delta Pledge Class; Most Outstanding Pledge; Eta Sigma Phi, Treas., Pres.; Sans Souci, Student Counselor; Pi Intersorority, Sec., Treas.; Marshal of Delta Delta Delta; Honor Roll; Dean's List. Robert Brunson Blumer MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Mathematics Sigma Alpha Epsilon Correspondent, Social Chairman, Recording Secretary; German Club 2. Robert S. Brown HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA Kappa Alpha B.A. in Psychology Sandra Carleen Calmer MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Chi Omega B.A. in Psychology Chi Omega Pledgemistress 4, Rush Captain 3, Song Leader 2, Pres. of Pledge Class 1; Pi Intersorority 2, 3, Pres. 4; Honor Council 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Eta Sigma Phi 1, 2, Sec. 3; Psi Chi 3, Sec. 4; Miss Talent’’ 4; Annual Staff 2, Business Manager 3; Paper Staff 1; Torch'3, Vice Pres. 4; Sans Souci 2, 3; Y.W.C.A. 1, Song Leader; Student Counselor 1, 2, 3; Who’'s' Who 4; W.U.B. 3, 4; Danforth Program 3, 4. Ceniors ° 1959 Twenty-seven Seniors ° 19549 Bobbie Ruth Carney TEXARKANA, TEXAS Delta Delta Delta B.A. in English Transfer from Texarkana College; Trident Correspondent 4; Sec. Voorhies Governing Board; Sans Souci; Southwestern Singers. Michael Anne Condon MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Alpha Omicron Pi Transfer from University of Tennessee; Spanish Club 3; Intramural Volley- ball 3; Alpha Omicron Pi House Chairman 4, Ritual Officer 4. Sally Marie Dame MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Alpha Omicron Pi B.A. in Spanish Transfer from Mary Baldwin College; Alpha Omicron Pi Senior Pan Dele- gate 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Pan Helennic Council Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Student Coun- selor 3; Spanish Club; Eta Sigma Phi; Pi Intersorority. Junius Edward Davidson, III MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Economics Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pledge Pres. 1, House Manager 2, Eminent Chronicler 3, Eminent Deputy Archon 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; “S Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Sou’wester Staff 1, 2, Feature Editor 3; Pres. Summer Westminster Fellowship 3, 4. Merelyn Louise Davis LEXINGTON, TENNESSEE Delta Delta Delta B.A. in English Sou'wester 1; B.S.U. 1, 2, Sec. 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Delta Delta Chaplain 3, Sponsor Chairman 4. Oran Bailey Dent MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Psychology Alpha Phi Omicron, Service Fraternity; Chairman of Membership Committee; Stylus; Psi Chi, Pres. Elaine Donelson FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Psychology Delta Delta Delta Pledge Class Vice Pres. 1, Treas. 2, 3, Scholarship Chair- man 4; Publications Board 1, 2, 3; Editor of Student Council Handbook 2; Sou'wester reporter, News Editor 1; Orchestra 1, 2; Dormitory Board, Pres. 2, 3, 4; S.T.A.B. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Torch Outstanding Soph. Woman 2, Torch Sec. 4. Psi Chi 3, 4; Stylus 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, Commissioner; All-Star Softball Team 1, 2; W.A.A. 2; W.U.B. 3, 4; Candidate for Honors in Psychology 4; Who's Who; Dean's List 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Student Counselor 2, 3; Phi Beta Kappa 4. Jerry M. Evans MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Pi Kappa Alpha B.A. in Philosophy Feature Department of Sou'wester, Office Staff Editor; House Manager of Pi Kappa Alpha, Best Pledge, Secretary, Vice Pres.; Worship Chairman M.F.S.; Sec.-Treas. of M.Y.F.; Psi Chi Treas. Eta Sigma Phi, Vice Pres.; Dean's List. Robert Burke Everett MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Pi Kappa Alpha B.A. in History Sophomore transfer from Memphis State. Fyke Farmer NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Kappa Alpha B.A. in Mathematics Vice President of Elections Commission. Oliver David Fitzgerald COLLIERVILLE, TENNESSEE Kappa Alpha B.A. in Biology Transfer from University of Tennessee 3; Pres. of Kappa Alpha Pledge Class 3; S” Club 3. Gloria May Fowlkes DYERSBURG, TENNESSEE Chi Omega B.A. in Sociology Transfer from Lambuth College 3. Mary Morrissette Farish MONROEVILLE, ALABAMA Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Bible Delta Delta Delta Librarian 1, Service Projects Chairman 2, Rush Chairman 3, Marshal 4; W. F. 1, 2,; Y.W.C.A. 1; Spanish Club 2) Alpha Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Inter= sorority 3, 4; Danforth Program 2, 3, 4; Sou'wester Staff 2, 3, Society Editor 3; Cheerleader 3, Captain 4; Vice Pres. of W.U.B. 4; April Fool Court 3. Alice Fitch MONROE, LOUISIANA Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Christian Education Delta Delta Delta Trident Correspondent 2, Publicity Chairman 3, Chaplain 4; West- minster Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Faith Com- mission Chairman 2; Dormitory Board 1; Sou'wester Staff 1, 2; Southwestern Sing- ersule sans pouci le) 3.4 lireas. 37 otu= dent Counselor 2, 3, 4, Chairman 2; Dan- forth Program 3, W.U.B. 3; Psi Chi 4; Dean's [etsieo, 45 Mayo Fong HUGHES, ARKANSAS Kappa Alpha B.A. in Biology Independent Women President 2; Dean's List 2, 3; Honor Roll 2, 3; Voorhies Dorm Board Vice Pres. 4; All Star Volleyball Team 2, 4; Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; French Club 3; Elections Commission 1; Y.W.C.A. 1. Carol Ann Greaves MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Chi Omega B.A. in Mathematics Kappa Alpha Rose 4; Pi Intersorority 4; Torch 4; Chi Omega Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Lynx Favorite 1; Most Stylish 1; April Fool Court 3; Chairman of Student Counselors 4- Beauty Editor of the Lynx 3, 4; W.U.B. 40 Pres, of Canterbury Club 2) Pini@, 2: Sans Souci 1, 2; Dean's List 1. Seniors ° 1999 Twenty-nine eT pee Seniors « 1999 William Hackleman 4 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Alpha Tau Omega B.S. in Physics M.S.M. 1; Phi Beta Kappa Award 1; Chi Beta Phi 2, 4, Vice Pres.; Alpha Tau Omega Treas. 2, Historian 3; Phi Beta Kappa 3, 4. Charles Lee Hammett LEXINGTON, TENNESSEE Alpha Tau Omega B.A. in History 1 Worthy Usher of Alpha Tau Omega, Worthy Master 4; Alternate Captain Football Team; Who's Who 4. Wade Echols Harrell q MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE | Sigma Nu B.A. in Greek | Eta Sigma Phi; Alumni Contact of Sigma Nu; Fraternity Section of Lynx if Annual. q Haller Shelton Henderson, III | MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Nu B.S. in Chemistry Winner of Intramural Ping-Pong 1; Chi Beta Phi 3; Lettered in Tennis 3; Captain of Tennis Team 3; “S’ Club 3. Jerald B. Hoffman MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Philosophy Donna J. Hudson VANCE, MISSISSIPPI B.A. in Bible Historian of Independent Women 1, Vice Pres. 2; First Alternate Maid of Cotton Contest 4. Princess Elizabeth Hughes MILAN, TENNESSEE Chi Omega B.A. in Sociology I Dorm Board 3; B.s.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; P.R:C. 2) 3, Pres. 3) Publicity Chairman 4: { Student Counselor 3, 4; Southwestern Singers 1, 2, 3; Dean's List 2, 3; Dan- forth Program 3; Psi Chi 3, 4; Sans Souci 3, 4; Chi Omega Assistant Treas. 2; House Chairman 3, Treas. 4. | Paul Wayne Ivey LAWRENCEBURG, TENNESSEE B.A. in German German Club 1, 2, 4. Thirty Sara Jean Jackson CLINTON, LOUISIANA Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Biology Student Counselor 2, 3; Sans Souci 2, 3, 4; Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3; Dean's List 2; Delta Delta Delta Corresponding Sec. 1]; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Lynn Margaret Joseph MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Delta B.A. in History Sou'wester Staff 1, Feature Editor 2; Lynx Staff, Class Editor 3; Sans Souci 1, 2, Asst. Treas. 2; Y.W.C.A. 1; Kappa Delta Pledge Scholarship Award 1, Activities Chairman 2, Membership Chairman 3, Editor 4; Student Counselor 2, 3, 4; Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship Award 2; Chi Omega Political Science Award 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4; Torch; Student Council Sec.-Treas. 4; W.U.B. 4; Stud ent Welfare Comm. 4; S.T.A.B. Intersorority 4; Who's Who 4; Phi Beta Kappa. Malcolm Jenkins MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Biology James L. Jerden MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Nu B.A. in Economics Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Athlete of Month 4; Columnist for Sou'wester 1, 2; Soph. Class Pres.; Historian of Sigma Nu 2; Editor of Lynx 3; O.D.K. 3, 4; Vice Pres. of Student Body 4; Southwestern Players 3, 4; P.R.C. Rep. from B.S.U. 3; Pres. of Sanhedrin 4; Pres. of Elections Commission 4; “S Club 3, 4; Torch Dream Man 4; Who’s Who 4; Pres. of Robb Hall 3, 4; Student Welfare Comm. 4; Hall of Fame Comm. 2. Marshall Phillip Jones MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Math Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4; William Spadow Scholarship in Math 3; Phi Beta Kappa 4. Sans Souci 4; Chi Beta Phi, Pres. 3. Larry Dale Kennon MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Nu B.A. in Philosophy Pres. Fresh. Class; Pres. Sigma Nu Pledge Class; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Pres. Sigma Nu 3; Sigma Nu of the Year 3; Commander 3; O.D.K. 3. Se Jin Kim PYNG YANG, KOREA B.A. in Political Science Candidate for Honors in Political Science; Treas. of P.R.C James King MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Alpha Seniors ° 1959 Thirty-one i E| ij it a Charleese Kittle MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.M. in Music Nancy Lou Koehn MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Sociology Transfer from University of Colorado 3. Larry William Lacy MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Alpha Tau Omega B.A. in Philosophy Senior Class Pres.; O.D.K. James Marion Leverett McGEHEE, ARKANSAS Sigma Nu B.A. in Philosophy Vice Pres. of Southwestern Singers 4; Chaplain Sigma Nu 4. Janet Sandra Klow MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.S. in Chemistry Dean's List and Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. of Independent Women 1; Chi Beta Phi 2, 3, 4; Phi Beta Kappa; Sou’wester 1, 2. Anna Pemnberton Keemen LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Delta Delta Delta Honor Scholarship; Publicity Chairman Fresh. Class; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 1, 2; Sou- wester Makeup Editor 1, Copy Editor 2, Editor 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Dean's List 1, 2; Second Prize Library Essay Contest 1; “Man” Award 1; Eta Sigma Phi 2; Student Library Committee 2; Student Counselor 2; Siylus! 3, Editor 4) Torche 4 Phia@hiues enn Beta Kappa 4; Sans Souci 3; Zeta English Senior Award 4; Delta Delta Delta Rec- ommendations Chairman 2, Senior Pan- hellenic Rep. 3. Carol Franks Lafferty HUGHES, ARKANSAS Pi Beta Phi B.A. in History Transfer from Oklahoma University 3. Daniel Polk Logan, Jr. GILLIAM, LOUISIANA Sigma Nu B.A. in Economics Basketball 1; Track 2, 3; “S” Club 2, 3, 4; Sigma Nu Sentinel 2, Lt. Commander 4; Vice Pres. I.F.C. 3, Pres. 4; Vice Pres. Class 4- Student Council 4. Michael Burke Lupfer PARIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Alpha B.A. in Psychology Kappa Alpha, Pres. of Pledge Class 1, Best Pledge 1, Treas. 2, Recording Sec. 3, Pres. 4; O.D.K. 3, 4; Who's Who; Vice Pres. of Fresh. Class, Vice Pres. of Soph. Class; Sanhedrin 2, 3; Social Committee 2; Commissioner of Social Activities 3; Student Council 3; Student Welfare Comm. 3; Danforth Program 2; April Fool Play 1; April Fool Court 3. Allan Joseph Lutz MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Mathematics Chi Beta Phi 2, 3, 4. Marilyn McIntosh MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Chi Omega B.M. in Piano Sorority Officer 4; Southwestern Singers 3, 4; M.S.M. 3. Diane McMillan LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Chi Omega B.A. in History Student Council 1, 3, Chairman of Student Library Comm. 3; Y.W.C.A. 2; W.F. 1, 2, 3; Sans Souci 1, 2; Student Counselor 2; Chi Omega Vice Pres. of Pledge Class 1, Asst. Pledge Trainer 2, Pledge Trainer 3, Pres. 4; S.T.A.B. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, 4; Danforth Program 2, 3, 4; Sou’wester Staff 1, Circula- tion Manager 2, 3; W.U.B. 1, 3, 4; April Fool Court Princess 3; Sec.-Treas. of Senior Class; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweetheart 4; Torch 3, 4; Panhellenic Council 4; Who's Who; Minerva Club 3, 4; Dean's List 4; Miss Southwestern 4. Claude Ashton McMillion COVINGTON, VIRGINIA Kappa Sigma B.A. in History Grand Scribe of Kappa Sigma 2, Pledge Master; Lettered in Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, Co-captain of Baseball Team 4; Comm. of Athletics of Student Council; Sou’wester Staff 1; Coordinator of Lynx Athletic Publicity with : Commercial Appeal and Press-Scimitar newspapers 4; Filled Pulpit of Missis- sippi Presbyterian Church 4; President of Stewart Hall 4. Steve Alder Martin ROCK HILL, SOUTH CAROLINA Sigma Nu B.A. in History Honor Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Synod Council Rep. for W. F. 2; Chaplain Sigma Nu 2, Lt. Commander 3; President of W.F. 3; Pres. Junior Class; O.D.K. 3, 4; Who’s Who 4; Dean's List 4. Mary Belle Martin ELLENDALE, TENNESSEE B.A. in History Historian Independent Women 1. Thirza Lurline Mobley MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Delta Delta Delta B.M. in Music Seniors ° 1995 Thirty-three Seniors « 1999 Margaret Neal Moffett GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Spanish Delta Delta Delta Treas. of Pledge Class 1, Service Projects Chairman 2, Activities Chairman 3, Elections Rep. 4; W.F. 1, 2; Y.W.C.A. 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Alpha Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Elections Commission 4; “S” Club Princess 2. Markesan Morrison MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Delta Delta Delta B.A. in English Stylus 2; Prose Editor 4. Sue Osenbaugh MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Alpha Omicron Pi B.A. in English Alpha Omicron Pi Sec. of Pledge Class, House Chairman 2, Philanthropic Chairman 2, Vice Pres. 3, Recording Sec. 4; P.R.C. 1; Spanish Club 1; Y.W.C.A. 2; Student Counselor 2, 4; Pi’ Intersorority 3, Low Pi 4; National Convention Delegate to Alpha Omicron Pi Convention. John A. Oxley JACKSON, TENNESSEE Alpha Tau Omega B.S. in Chemistry Richard Albert Park CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Kappa Alpha B.A. in Mathematics Kappa Alpha Pledge Scholarship Award 1, Historian 2, Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4. O.D.K. 3, 4, Pres. 4; Honor Council 4; Who's Who 4; Vice Pres. Junior Class 3; Sanhedrin 3; Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; Dean's List 2; W.F. 1, 2, 3, 4; Fellowship Chairmen’ 2) ireas, 3, Presy 45 PhiC@. 4s Dentorth 2) on eClub ly e2 cme Chaplain 3; Track 1, 2, 8, 4: Cross Country 1, 2,3, 4) Capiaim 4: Julia Bates Peacock FREMONT, NORTH CAROLINA Chi Omega B.A. in English Lynx Staff 2; Sou'wester Staff 2, 3; Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, P.R.C. 4; P.R.C. Publicity Chairman 3; Stylus 3, 4; Commissioner of Publica- tions 4; Torch 4. : Nora Ann Peterson POPLAR GROVE, ARKANSAS B.A. in French Dean's List; Sans Souci 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, Pres. 3, 4; Indepen- dent Women, Pres. 4; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet Member 2; Sou'wester Staff 1, 2, Outstanding Service Key 2; W.F.; W.U.B. 4; Torch 4; Pres; Who's Who; Stylus 2, 3, 4, Prose Editor 3; Assistant Resident Head 3, 4. Doris Rasberry SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Chi Omega B.A. in Bible Sec.-Treas. of Class 1, 2, 3; W.A.A. 1, 2, Sec.-Treas. 3; Sec.-Treas. Y.W.C.A.; Pan Council 2, 3, Pres. 4; W.U.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Counselor 3; Lynx Staff 2; Homecoming Princess 2; Lynx Favorite 2; P.R.C. Publicity Chairman 4; Danforth 2, 3, Student Chairman 4; Psi Chi 3, 4; Torch 3, 4; Pan Olympics; Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean's List 3; Who's Who; April Fool Court 3; All-Star Volleyball, Baseball, and Tennis; Pi Intersorority 3, 4; W.F. 1, 2; Chi Omega W.A.A. Rep., Pan Rep.; Beauty Section Annual 4. Morris T. Reagan HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI Kappa Sigma B.A. in German Southwestern Singers 1, 2, 3; Kappa Sigma, Guard 3; German Club 3, 4, 5; Dean's List 4, 5. Max Gerd Reichmann HESSE, GERMANY Pi Kappa Alpha Transfer from Heidelberg University 3. Diana Rhodes PARIS, TENNESSEE Delta Delta Delta B.A. in English Transfer from Murray State College, Murray, Kentucky; Southwestern Sing- ers; W.F. 3; International Relations Club; Lambda Iota Tau; Delta Delta Delta Librarian 4. Jerald Francis Robinson MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Nu B.A. in Economics Pledge Scholarship Award 1, Historian 2, Rush Chairman 3, Social Comm. 3, Recorder 4; Sou’wester Staff 1; Lynx Staff 2, Organization Editor 3, Business Manager 4; German Club 3; Pres. Der Deutsche Verein 4. Jack Rockett MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Alpha B.A. in History Intramural Director 4; German Club 2, 3; Sou’wester Staff 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 4; Kappa Alpha Rush Chairman 2, 4. Young Kul Roh PUSAN, KOREA B.A. in Greek Eta Sigma Phi, Sergeant at Arms 2, 3, 4; German Club. Betty J. Rossett MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Political Science Dean's List 3. Thomas O. Schrodt MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in History Seniors - 1999 Thirty-five Seniors ° 1959 Julia Parker Simmons SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Psychology Jon Alan Simpson MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Alpha B.A. in Political Science Robert Reynolds Simpson BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Alpha Tau Omega B.A. in History Sou'wester Staff 1; Alpha Tau Omega Historian 2, Rush Co-captain 4; Ger- man Club; Westminster Fellowship. Betty Sims CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA B.A. in Psychology Stylus 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 3; Social Comm. 2; Independent Women 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Southwestern Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.- Treas. 4; Sou'wester Staff 1, 2, 3, News Editor 2; Psi Chi 4; Modern Dance Group 1, 2; Dean's List 3; Psychology Laboratory Asst. 4; Westminster Fellowship 1; Candidate for Honors in Psychology. William Caldwell Singleton MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Sigma B.A. in English Transfer from Georgia Institute of Technology 2; Pledge Trainer Kappa Sigma 2. Betsy Sloan JONESBORO, ARKANSAS Chi Omega B.A. in History Chi Omega Model Initiate 1, Personnel Chairman 3, Sec. 4; Lynx Staff 2; Danforth 2, 3, 4; Westminster Fellowship 2, 3, 4. Erwin Snyder MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Nu B.A. in Biology Elections Commission 2, 3, 4; Intramural Board 2, 3; P.R.C. 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Frank Freeman Splann MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Sigma B.A. in English Guard of Kappa Sigma, Grand Master, Pledge Trainer ,Pledge Scholarship Award, Rep. to I.F.C. and Social Comm., Intramural Rep.; Basketball All- Stars; “S’’ Club; Spanish Club. Thirty-six Edwin Witte Stock, Jr. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Sigma Nu B.A. in Philosophy Vice Pres. Pledge Class, Best Pledge, Intrafraternity Council Rep. for Sigma Nu; P.R.C. Rep. to W.F.; Soph. Class Rep. to Honor Council 2; Vice Pres. 3; Senior Rep. to Honor Council 4; ©.D.K. 3) 4; “S” Club. Joan Frances Wagoner MULBERRY, TENNESSEE Kappa Delta B.A. in International Studies Treas. of Kappa Delta 3, Pres. 4; Sec. Southwestern Singers 3; Dean's List 3; Torch 3, 4: Senior Rep. to Honor Council 4. S.T.A.B. 3, 4. Joe Barron Weeks MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Biology Robert Ford Welsh MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in English Cross Country |, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4; Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Golf 1, 3, 4; Stu- dent Commissioner of Athletics 3: Student Body Pres. 4; Southwestern Singers 1, 2, 3; O.D.K. Outstanding Soph. 2; Who's Who 4; O.D.K.; “S” Club; Phi Beta Kappa; Honor Roll; Dean’s List; Mr. Southwestern 4. Joseph Albert Sullivan MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Kappa Alpha B.A. in English Kappa Alpha House Chairman 3, Initia- tion Officer 4; Intramural Board; Danforth. Morton Finch Waller MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon (affiliate ) B.A. in Psychology Commissioner of Religious Activities 4; P.R.C. Representative M.S.M. 3; O.D.K.; Co- captain Basketball Team 3, 4; Co-captain Track Team 3, 4; Basketball, Track 2, 3, 4; “S Club 2, 3, 4; Sanhedrin 4; Who’s Who 4. April Fool Court 3. Walker Lewis Wellford, III MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.A. in Political Science Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4; Basketball 1, 2; Business Manager of Sou'wester 3; Pres. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 4; LF.C. 4; “S” Club 1, 2, 3, 4; April Fool Court 3. James W. White MINDEN, LOUISIANA Sigma Nu B.A. in History Seniors ° 1999 ee ce Thirty-seven i I ! Thirty-eight eniors -« 1999 Sandra Lee Weise MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Delta Delta Delta B.M. in Music—Piano Dean's List 2; Southwestern Singers 3. Jimmy C. Wood MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE B.A. in Psychology Nancy Holt Woddell ORLANDO, FLORIDA Delta Delta Delta B.A. in French Sou wester 1, 2; Sans Souci 2, 3, 4, Cultural Chairman 3, Sec. 4; Eta Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4; Delta Delta Delta Social Chairman 3, Pres. 4; Westminster Coun- cil Sec. 3; Marianna Gracey Award 3; Pi 4; Pan 4; Social Comm. Sec.-Treas. 3; Danforth 2, 3, 4. Ruth Ann Jackson WINTER PARK, FLORIDA Delta Delta Delta B.A. in Psychology Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Sans Souci 1, 2, 3; Sou’- wester Staff 1; W.A.A. Sec.-Treas. 2, Pres. 3; W.U.B. 3; Psi Chi 3, Vice Pres. 4; Danforth 2, 3; Asst. W.A.A. Rep. 1; Delta Delta Delta Activities Chairman in Pledge Class 1, Vice Pres., Pledge Trainer 4; Member of Athletic Commis- sion 3; All-Star Softball 1, 2, 3; First Place Tennis Doubles 2; First Place Tied Golf Tournament 2, First Place Golf Tournament 3; First Place Ping- Pong Tournament 2; Pan Olympics 3, 4. we dlunior GLE cers TE CSCC Uae See ae ae pe ee an ee 2 JIMMY CURTIS VACCE LT CSICET (emer Bee ire a. dF ee JACK STREETE DEEL ECAT Vou W ACU Clee emma era cee ae gf ge ke GINGIA PALMER Student Council Representative... ete ae BEVERLY FINCH Publication Board Re presentative, GENE BOTSFORD Forty JOHN ALFORD Steele, Missouri Alpha Tau Omega CAROLYN ATKINSON Vance, Mississippi Alpha Omicron Pi FRED BERTRAND New Orleans, Louisiana Sigma Nu JOHN PATRICK BLACK Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma GENE BOTSFORD Gadsden, Alabama Sigma Nu BEVERLY BOWDEN Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi RICHARD BUNN Clinton, North Carolina Kappa Sigma JOHN BUTT Franklin, Kentucky Alpha Tau Omega MARGARET CAREY Memphis, Tenn. Zeta Tau Alpha TRAVIS CASANOVA Rolling Fork, Mississippi Kappa Sigma JOHN CREWS Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon DONNIE CROSS New Orleans, Louisiana Alpha Tau Omega Juniors ° 1959 KIM BAXTER Covington,. Tennessee Chi Omega JOHN BLAIR Montgomery, Alabama Alpha Tau Omega KAREN BOYCE Port Gibson, Mississippi Delta Delta Delta FINIS CARROLL Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon GEORGE CRABBE Beach Grove, Kentucky Alpha Tau Omega MARY CROUCH Gulfport, Mississippi Chi Omega JIMMY CURTIS Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOHN DANIEL Shelbyville, Kentucky Alpha Tau Omega MARGARET DARDEN Baton Rouge, Louisiana Kappa Delta BECKY DAVIS Mempis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi BILL DOWDY Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha BEVERLY FINCH Little Rock, Arkansas Delta Delta Delta WOODY FORBES Whitehaven, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon ANN FORD Columbia, Tennessee BERYL FRIDDLE Birmingham, Alabama Delta Delta Delta WILLIAM FROST Greenwood, Mississippi Sigma Alpha Epsilon LARRY FURY Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon NELLY GALLOWAY Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha JIM GAY Biloxi, Mississipp1 Sigma Nu CAROLINE GIBBS Franklin, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta DAVID GLENN Birmingham, Alabama Sigma Nu PATE HALE Naxera, Virginia Kappa Sigma BILL HARRIS Lewisbury, West Virginia Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARTHA HEINEMANN Hot Springs, Arkansas Juniors ° 1959 Forty-one RAY HENLEY Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon HARRISON HERRON Jackson, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOHN HETTINGER Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega SALLY HICKS Natchez, Mississippi JOHN HIXON Montgomery, Alabama Sigma Nu CHARLOTTE HOGSETT Brownsville, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha JOANN HUNT Marianna, Arkansas ELEANOR INMAN Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha JON JENKINS Memphis, Tennessee PAT KILLEBREW Memphis, Tennessee FRANCES KILPATRICK i Clarksdale, Mississippi Chi Omega SOON KI KIM Seoul, Korea MARY ANN KIMBROUGH i Memphis, Tennessee i Delta Delta Delta | CONNIE KITLEY Midland, Texas Delta Delta Delta RICHARD KORSAKOV Memphis, Tennessee } KAY KRAUSE Natchez, Mississippi Kappa Delta if NEVA KYSER Belmond, Iowa Chi Omega DIANA L’HEUREUX Atlanta, Georgia Delta Delta Delta Forty-two BETTY LOWE Washington, D. C. Kappa Delta HELEN MAGRUDER Bethesda, Maryland Chi Omega SANDRA MARWOOD Little Rock, Arkansas Alpha Omicron Pi MARY SUE McGEHEE Lake Village, Arkansas Delia Delta Delta FRANK MORRIS Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma ANN MYERS Jackson, Mississippi Delta Delta Delta JO LYNN PALMER Memphis, ‘Tennessee LYNDA LIPSCOMB PATTON Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega JIM PETERSON Poplar Grove, Arkansas Sigma Nu DALE PFLUG Little Rock, Arkansas Sigma Nu DON POLLARD Nashville, Tennessee Sigma Nu JOE POPPENHEIMER Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha Juniors ¢ 1959 ROBERT MANSFIELD Crenshaw, Mississippi Sigma Alpha Epsilon NADINE McKINLEY Shreveport, Louisiana Delta Delta Delta GINGIA PALMER Pine Bluff, Arkansas Chi Omega JERRY PETERS Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon TUM TRIS) Mobile, Alabama Alpha Tau Omega CAROL ANN QUADE Dallas, Texas Delta Delta Delta DAVID RAMSEY Memphis, Tennessee MARY REGEN Lebanon, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta ALLAN REYNOLDS Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu RANDOLPH RICHARDS Whiteville, Tennessee Kappa Sigma CORINNE RIDOLPHI Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega JO ANN ROBERSON Whitehaven, Tennessee Kappa Delta VIRGINIA ROBERSON Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi HARRIS ROTMAN Whitehaven, Tennessee DEANNE RUNYON Chattanooga, Tennessee Kappa Delta ANN RUST Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi MARION RYCHENER Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega GWYNNE SALMON Overland, Missouri Kappa Delta PATSY SEABROOK Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega CAROLYN SHETTLESWORTH Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta DAN SHILSTAT Memphis, Tennessee DAVID SMITH Magnolia Springs, Alabama Alpha Tau Omega MARILYN SMITH Holly Grove, Arkansas Alpha Omicron Pi CLARA STEPHENS Laurel, Mississippi Chi Omega | uniors ° 1959 | Forty-four MARGARET STEWART Savannah, Georgia Chi Omega JIM STRONG Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu JOHN TEMPLETON Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha JOHN TURLEY Memphis, Tennessee Kapap Alpha WILSON VIAR Ripley, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOAN WARREN Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta MIKE STOAKES Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma JACK STREETE Caruthersville, Missouri Kappa Alpha GLENDA TAYLOR Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha JAMES TAYLOR Olive Branch, Mississippi uniors ° 1959 JANE THOMAS Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi RICHARD TODD Hot Springs, Arkansas MARILYN TURNER Atlanta, Georgia Delta Delta Delta RANN VAULX Pine Bluff, Arkansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon ANN VINES Little Rock, Arkansas Delta Delta Delta BRADLEY WALLACE Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha « JUDY WATKINS Hope, Arkansas Chi Omega JOHN WERNER Chattanooga, ‘Tennessee Kappa Alpha TOM WESCOTT Old Hickory, Tennessee Kappa Alpha CAROL WHITELEATHER a Memphis, Tennessee (a) Chi Omega Birmingham, Alabama MICKEY WOOTEN Chi Omega | DAVID WESSELL Leland, North Carolina Pi Kappa Alpha i BONNIE WHITELEATHER Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha DAVID WILSON Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha BETTY WINN Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta DON WRIGHT Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu KEN YANCY Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu i BEVERLY YATES | Memphis, Tennessee i Delta Delta Delta } RAY ZBINDEN i Chattanooga, Tennessee 1 Kappa Alpha My Forty-six ‘J We ophomore Gl, 1 =a Se eS a ee JERRY DUNCAN President Vice President... ues SHANNON CURTIS Dectetat ve Lreasurer 4.0 ee Le. fee VTARCYSRUYVE Student Council Representative . MARY ELIZABETH McCHAREN Publications board sNepreseiitative ==... 29s MARILY DAVIS Forty-seven ea eS OE ee ee ee ke Sophomores 1959 Forty-eight JOAN ADAMS Little Rock, Arkansas Kappa Delta JOCELYN AGNEW Atlanta, Georgia Kappa Delta GEORGE AWSUMB Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon CHARLOTTE BARBARIAN Clarksdale, Mississippi BETTE BAUMGARTEN Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta MARJORIE BOONE Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha BRUCE BURR Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon WES BUSBEE Meridian, Mississippi Kappa Sigma JANICE CHAPIN New Orleans, Louisiana Delta Delta Delta TOMMY CLINTON Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon SUSAN CODY Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi MARY JANE COLEMAN Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta FRANCES ANDREWS Memphis, ‘Tennessee Chi Omega MARTHA BARRET Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi SUSIE BRACEWELL Doraville, Georgia Kappa Delta SUE CALDWELL Shreveport, Louisiana Chi Omega MARY KATE COBB Birmingham, Alabama Delta Delta Delta SALLY CROSS Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi ROBERT CRUMPLER Fayetteville, North Carolina Pi Kappa Alpha JERRY DAVIDSON Dyer, Tennessee Chi Omega SUE DOWDY Memphis, ‘Tennessee Kappa Delta GEORGE DUNN Ozark, Alabama Kappa Sigma CLARENCE FINNELL Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha MARY LYLLIAN FORD Columbia, Tennessee uophomores ° 1959 JOHN CURLIN Marion, Arkansas Kappa Alpha SHANNON CURTIS Munford, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon GLORIA DAVIS Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega MARILY DAVIS Jackson, Mississippi Chi Omega SAM DRASH St. Petersburg, Florida Sigma Nu JERRY DUNCAN Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon PATRICIA EASON Gulfport, Mississippi Alpha Omicron Pi KATHERINE ELKIN Macon, Mississippi Chi Omega CECIL FOWLKES Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon OLIVER FOWLKES Mobile, Alabama Kappa Alpha JOHN FRAZER Warren, Arkansas Kappa Alpha LELA GARNER Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta DAVID GILLISON Lake Village, Arkansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon CHARLAYNE GLADNEY Batesville, Mississippi Alpha Omicron Pi LYNN GLASS Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega MARGARET HAIGLER Hayneville, Alabama Delta Delta Delta Sor te Oe + ELEANOR HALL Memphis, Tennessee MARION HARDY Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi | BETSY HENDERSON Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta ED HENDERSON Guntersville, Alabama Sigma Nu SALLY HENDERSON Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta DOROTHY HICKS Jackson, Tennessee ee Delta Delta Delta MARGARET ANN HOCKENSMITH Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia NANCY HODGES Wynne, Arkansas Kappa Delta i RONALD HOLLAND { Anniston, Alabama Alpha Tau Omega PAUL HOLLINGSWORTH H Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon | WILLIAM HOWARD Jackson, Mississippi Alpha Tau Omega I ALLEN HUGHES i} Memphis, Tennessee j Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOHN HUNGARLAND | Sheftield, Alabama i Sigma Alpha Epsilon CALVIN HURST i Hot Springs, Arkansas JACK JACOBS Stuttgart, Arkansas CHARLES INLOW Mexico, Missouri HARVEY JENKINS Columbus, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega JIM JOHNSON Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu MYRNA JOHNSON Jonesboro, Arkansas JOHN KIMBRO Marks, Mississippi Sigma Nu JOHN KNOX Trenton, Tennessee GERRY KNIGHT Kappa Sigma Old Hickory, Tennessee MALCOLM KOEHLER Memphis, Tennessee DAN KROEGER Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega BILLY LANDERS Memphis, Tennessee HARRY LEACHMAN Bowling Green, Kentucky DIANE LOWE Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta MARY DEANE LYNN Midland, Texas Zeta Tau Alpha MARY ELIZABETH McCHAREN Jackson, Mississippi Kappa Delta MARY ALLIE McCOLGAN Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Delta Delta Delta GEORGE McCORMICK Germantown, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon TOM McCRORY Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu MARGARET McGAVOCK Tuscumbia, Alabama Delta Delta Delta AL. McIVER New Orleans, Louisiana Kappa Alpha DICK McMAHON Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon HUGH McPHEETERS Poplar Bluff, Missouri Alpha Tau Omega MIKE MACY Temple, Texas Sigma Alpha Epsilon SARA MAXFIELD New Orleans, Louisiana Chi Omega Dyersburg, Tennessee | DAISI MENZIES | Alpha Omicron Pi | DONNA MONSARRAT Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta BETTY MOORE Spring Hill, Alabama Kappa Delta JOANNE MORRIS f Gadsden, Alabama He Kappa Delta MICKEY MORTON Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta EVELYN MUSICK Bassett, Arkansas | Kappa Delta NANCY MYERS Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta BUDDY NIX Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu | NELLE NUCKOLLS Memphis, Tennessee i Kappa Delta ROBERT NULL Memphis, Tennessee CAROLYN ORR Nashville, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha RALPH PARKS Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu Fifty-two MARANELL PEARSALL Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta LINDA POPE Batesville, Mississippi Kappa Delta ANNE P’POOL Morganfield, Kentucky Kappa Delta MARY JOY PRITCHARD Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega MACK PRICHARD Memphis, Tennessee TOMMY PURYEAR Nashville, Tennessee Sigma Nu FAYE QUINN Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi CAROLE RAINEY Tiptonville, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha MITCHELL REDD Florence, Alabama Sigma Alpha Epsilon WILLIAM REED Jackson, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega BERTIS RINGOLD Winona, Mississippi ENLOE RITTER Memphis, Tennessee WILLIAM ROBERTS Brewton, Alabama Kappa Alpha CLAIRE ROBERTSON Marianna, Arkansas WILLIAM ROBINSON Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega MARCY RUYL Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega ELLEN SATTERFIELD Yazoo City, Mississippi MARK SCHAAP Cornelia, Georgia Sigma Nu Sophomores 1935 Fifty-three Fifty-four SUELLYN SCOTT Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta DOROTHY SIEPLEIN Dallas, Texas Zeta Tau Alpha LESLIE SMITH Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu JOHN SOMERVILLE Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega HARRY SWINNEY Port Lavaca, Texas Alpha Tau Omega STEWART THAMES Spring Hill, Alabama Kappa Alpha MAXINE SEWELL Whitehaven, Tennessee Kappa Delta SANDRA SHOLDER Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha KATHY SMALLWOOD Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega ED SMITH Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha RONALD SMITH Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon NANCY SPANN Stuttgart, Arkansas JIM STOWERS Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon BARBARA SWAIM Pine Bluff, Arkansas Chi Omega PATSY TAYLOR Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi ROBERT TAYLOR Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu JACK THOMPSON Blytheville, Arkansas Sigma Nu BERT TUGGLE Londonville, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega LOUIS VANCE Marks, Mississippi Kappa Sigma BIRT WAITE Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega HAROLD WALTER Memphis, ‘Tennessee RICHARD WARD Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega STEWART WHITTLE Pine Bluff, Arkansas Sigma Nu GLENN WILLIAMS Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu BILL WILSON Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu SANDRA WINTER Mobile, Alabama Kappa Delta MARY JO WALKER Memphis, Tennessee DAN WHIPPLE Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu KAY WILLIAMS Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega ADELE WOLF Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta yophomores ° 1999 MARCIA WOOTON Winter Park, Florida Delta Delta Delta EMMA LEAH YOUNG New Orleans, Louisiana Delta Delta Delta Fifty-five i a TS TE ) bys brad WOT Gis cers President). 245 oe a4 2 [ele 2 ie oy eee 2D ALBRIGHT Vice Presiden ize se eee Ape DN) Mee oe DOBSEEY. Secretary | Tea su ne (ae ee ere eee ee ee SARA COBB Student Council Representativ © eee LYNN FINCH Publications Board R epresemtativ case. eee MARTHA MYATT , ROBERT ADAMS Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOE AJELLO Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha ED ALBRIGHT Nashville, Tennessee Sigma Nu JANIE ALLEN Lambert, Mississippi Chi Omega LAWRENCE ALLEN Memphis, Tennessee BETTY ANDREWS Nashville, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi KEITH ARMAN Hot Springs, Arkansas Kappa Sigma ANNE ATKINSON Brookhaven, Mississippi Chi Omega HARVEY BAILEY Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha ROGER BALDWIN Tuscumbia, Alabama Kappa Alpha WANDA BALES Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha LAURALEE BARRON Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta ROBERT BASSHAM Wynne, Arkansas Kappa Alpha PATSY BAUMANN Memphis, ‘Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi MARY BETH BEACH Clarksville, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi BARBARA BELL Milwaukee, Wisconsin Kappa Delta GWEN BELL Whitehaven, Tennessee Chi Omega BEVERLY BIGGS Natchez, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi Freshmen ° 1959 Fifty-seven Freshmen ° 1959 GEORGE WILLIAM BLASINGAME Columbia, Tennessee Kappa Alpha BEN BOGY Rosedale, Mississippi Kappa Sigma WINSTEAD BONE Lebanon, Tennessee Kappa Alpha DAN BOWEN Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon STELLA CAROL BRADSHAW Osceola, Arkansas Alpha Omicron Pi MARTI BRATCHER Decatur, Georgia Zeta Tau Alpha BRENDA LEE BRITTAN Memphis, Tennessee BILL BROWDER Bessemer, Alabama Alpha Tau Omega RICHARD BROWN | Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu EDITH BURCH Collierville, Tennessee Chi Omega ANNE BURDICK Memphis, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta BILL BURGE Metairie, Louisiana Sigma Nu JOHN BURKE Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma PAT BURKE Ruleville, Mississippi Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOSEPH BURTON Portland, Oregon Pi Kappa Alpha } MARY WORTH BURTON Talladega, Alabama Kappa Delta MARY FRANCES BUXTON Little Rock, Arkansas Chi Omega DIANE BYARS Mayfield, Kentucky ) Fifty-eight Chi Omega JOHN CASE Mobile, Alabama Kappa Alpha SUSAN CATMUR Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi BOB CLARK Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha J OAN CLARKE Memphis, Tennessee SUE CLINTON Brownsville, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi TOMMY CLOAR Pine Bluff, Arkansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon RACHEL CLOTHIER Panama City, Florida Kappa Delta JAMES CLOUD Oxford, Mississippi Kappa Sigma MAYSIE COBB Mobile, Alabama Delta Delta Delta SARAH WYNNE COBB Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi BARBARA COOKE Memphis, Tennessee JANE COOK Little Rock, Arkansas Delta Delta Delta NEWTON COOK Whitehaven, Tennessee Kappa Sigma PETE CORNISH Little Rock, Arkansas Sigma Nu JOCELYN DAN Mempihs, Tennessee BILL DAVIDSON Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon SNOWDEN DAY Short Hills, New Jersey Alpha Tau Omega BARBARA DEN BLEYKER Ocala, Florida Freshmen ° 1959 Fifty-nine RICHARD DEW Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon DEAN DvuBOIS Bradenton, Florida Kappa Sigma ROBERT ECHOLS Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon BEN EDMUNDSON Jackson, Tennessee Kappa Sigma JOHN EDWARDS Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma SUMER ERTUR Memphis, Tennessee ELEANOR ETTLEDORF Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi ELAINE ETTMAN Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha MARY JO EVANS Bogalusa, Louisiana Delta Delta Delta MARCIA FENTRESS Vicenza, Italy Kappa Delta BOB FEY Helena, Arkansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon LYNN FINCH Little Rock, Arkansas Delta Delta Delta JAMES FINLEY Adams, Tennessee Kappa Sigma SUE FITZPATRICK Nashville, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi RAY FLEMING Memphis, Tennessee LUCAS FORBES Birmingham, Alabama FRED FORD Kinnett, Missouri Kappa Alpha SARAH FORRESTER Memphis, Tennessee Freshmen ° 1959 RALPH FOSTER Memphis, Tennessee ANN FUMBANKS McKenzie, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta RAYMOND GAINER Memphis, Tennessee EDDIE GAINES Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu TOM GARNER Ripley, Tennessee Kappa Sigma ROBERT GAY Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARY GLASGOW Birmingham, Alabama MARTHA ANN GOOCH Jackson, Mississippi Kappa Delta SUSAN GOWDY Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega JAMES GRAY Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu HELENE NINETTE GRIFFITH Birmingham, Alabama Kappa Delta JUDITH GROWDEN Little Rock, Arkansas Chi Omega KATHERINE GUTTERY Dyersburg, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta CAROLYN HAIGLER Hayneville, Alabama Delta Delta Delta PRES EVAM EAE McKenzie, ‘Tennessee Delta Delta Delta BARBARA HARSHBARGER Blacksburg, Virginia MARK HARTZOG Oark, Alabama Sigma Nu GLENN HAYS Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega Sixty-one Freshmen ° 1999 NANCY HAYNES Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi NANCY HEATH Johnson City, Tennessee Kappa Delta JACK HERBERT Hammond, Louisiana Sigma Nu TERRY HERNDON Rome, Georgia Kappa Sigma JOAN HILLEBRAND Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega ELLEN HOLMES Jackson, Mississippi Kappa Delta GERALD HOLTER Birmingham, Alabama Pi Kappa Alpha JOY ANN HOWARD Vicksburg, Mississippi Delta Delta Delta LELA HUDSON Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi SHEILA HUDSON Vance, Mississippi HELEN JACKSON Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha PAUL JACKSON Clinton, Louisiana Sigma Alpha Epsilon GENEVIEVE JOHNSTON Lexington, Kentucky Zeta Tau Alpha JUNE JOHNSTON Sheffield, Alabama Delta Delta Delta LUKE JONES Ripley, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha DELMA KLOTZ Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha JOSEPH KING Germantown, Tennessee Kappa Sigma JOBY KING Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma PAUL LAWRENCE Memphis, Tennessee CATHERINE LIDDELL Memphis, Tennessee JEANNE LIGON Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi JIM LINDENBERGER Lynnville, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha DAVID LINDSEY Bay Minnette, Alabama Kappa Alpha DIANE LOBAUGH Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi JOHN LONG Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu ROBERT MACLIN Ripley, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega BILL MANKIN Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha JOE MARSH Forest Hill, Tennessee Kappa Alpha CHRIS MAYS Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu DAVID McADOO Dallas, Texas Sigma Nu DUKE McCALL Louisville, Kentucky Sigma Alpha Epsilon DIANE McCULLOUGH Memphis, Tennessee FRANCES KAY McDONALD Mobile, Alabama Kappa Delta ROBERT McDOWELL Monroe, Louisiana Kappa Alpha MIKE McWEENEY Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha LYN MELVIN Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega Freshmen ° 1999 Sixty-three Freshmen ° 1959 DONNA JO MILES Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta L. R. MILLS Bogalusa, Louisiana Alpha Tau Omega DAVID MINTER Sherman, Texas Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARGARET MINYARD Jackson, Mississippi Delta Delta Delta KAY MIXON Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega EDWARD MOHNS Dallas, Texas Sigma Alpha Epsilon ANNE MOORE Whitehaven, Tennessee Chi Omega SUE ELLEN MORELOCK Munford, Tennessee DAVID MULFORD Shreveport, Louisiana Kappa Sigma MARTHA MYATT Memphis, Tennessee Chi Omega WARREN NANCE Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha JOHN NEELD Columbia, Tennessee Sigma Nu KAREN NELSON Starkville, Mississippi Chi Omega DOUGLAS NEWMAN Millington, Tennessee Kappa Sigma PENNY NICHOLS Money, Mississippi Chi Omega ee ROSILIE OSTERBIND Gainesville, Florida ROBERT PATIENCE New Orleans, Louisiana Pi Kappa Alpha MARLENE PEEPLES Birmingham, Alabama Kappa Delta RANDOLPH PICKELL Nashville, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon BECKY PIGOTT Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta JOAN PRICE Wynne, Arkansas Kappa Delta CLIFTON PRIESTER Memphis, Tennessee WARD PUCKETT Memphis, Tennessee BRADY PURYEAR Nashville, Tennessee Sigma Nu FRANK RANKIN Gainesville, Florida Alpha Tau Omega DIANA REIL Decatur, Georgia SARAH RICHARDS Chattanooga, Tennessee Kappa Delta LINDA LEE ROSENBAUM Valencia, Venezuela Zeta Tau Alpha MIKE ROWLAND Memphis, Tennessee CONSTANCE RUDOLPH Pine Bluff, Arkansas Kappa Delta ENRIQUE RUEDA Puebla, Mexico MARY HELEN RUTLEDGE Clarksdale, Mississippi Chi Omega BETTY BLYTHE SCATES Henning, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi TOM SCOTT Ripley, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega JUANITA SHETTLESWORTH Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Delta GRETCHEN SMITH Atlanta, Georgia Kappa Delta reshmen ° 19959 Sixty-five Sixty-six reshmen ° 1999 TRUMAN SMITH Magnolia Springs, Alabama Kappa Alpha ROBIN STEVENSON Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Sigma MARILYN STEWART Galena Park, Texas Delta Delta Delta MARY ANN STEWART Canton, Ohio Kappa Delta ALAN STRAUTMAN Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha MARY DRAKE SWOOPE Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha MARY SUSAN TEMPLETON Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi RONALD TERHUNE Memphis, Tennessee JAMES THOMAS Memphis, Tennessee Kappa Alpha WARREN THOMPSON Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha BOB THRELKELD Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Nu JOE THWEATT Whitehaven, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega GRADY TOLLISON Memphis, Tennessee TOM TREVATHAN Jonesboro, Arkansas Kappa Sigma MIKE TRUSCOTT Sao Paulo, Brazil EARL VAN LEER Memphis, Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha LOIS VAN PATTEN Gallatin, Tennessee ROBERT VAUGHAN Lebanon, Tennessee Kappa Alpha DAVID VESELY Birmingham, Alabama Kappa Sigma BILL VINZANT Vicksburg, Mississippi Sigma Nu MOLLY VINZANT Vicksburg, Mississippi Delta Delta Delta MARY ELIZABETH WADSWORTH Hernando, Mississippi Delta Delta Delta NOBLE WALKER Memphis, Tennessee ROBERT WATSON Memphis, Tennessee FRANK WEATHERBY Magnolia, Mississippi Sigma Alpha Epsilon ANNE WEBSTER Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha PEGGY WELSH Fern Creek, Kentucky DORLYSE WHALEY Memphis, Tennessee Zeta Tau Alpha MAURICE WHATLEY New Orleans, Louisiana GARRARD WHITE Greenwood, Mississippi Sigma Alpha Epsilon TOMMY WHITE Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon PARKER WILLIAMSON Baton Rouge, Louisiana Sigma Nu VERNON EARL WISE Memphis, Tennessee CHARLES WITCHER Memphis, Tennessee Alpha Tau Omega MARTHA WYNN Dyersburg, Tennessee Alpha Omicron Pi THEODORE WOOLFOLK Senatobia, Mississippi SUSAN WORK Memphis, Tennessee JENNY YATES Mayfield, Kentucky Kappa Delta Freshmen - 1959 Sixty-seven — ht -e1g Sixty Sixty-nine —— — = = = = ss ting April, Fool And } Her Majesty, Queen Beverly of the House of Finch sandy Calmer | Mary Farish Diane McMillan Doris Rasberry Corinne Ridolphi Clara Stephens Seventy 91959 Gist His Majesty, King Morton of the House of Waller limimy Curus J. L. Jerden Mike Lupter Sam Martin Allen Reynolds Bob Welsh a eee ee Ae te seit ct jesoamicn nents: ee ee ee aa Seventy-two OO OO EE Eo Seventy-three Sntroducing The 1959 Lynx Heauties JUDGES PM and oy Wk Ms. Willem W. Goodman Photography by Bill Boel Hou Webb + i a eS ERE een eh ia tea = =S. Seventy Seventy-eight nflormals Eighty-one inson Sandy Marwood Carolyn Atk issy Rasberry S Right ea 1G a8 Q, gs a O aa 1959 Lynx ites Favor : Sumer Etur Top right : Joan Warren Bottom right Betsy Henderson Left . Southwestern Mr obsh ob ghty-four 5 E Miss Southwestern Lane G Willan NORA PETERSEN ELAINE DONELSON MO MO WALLER jp LS JERDEN LYNN JASEPH CHARLIE HAMMETT SANDY CALMER Whos Wha in American Colleges and Unwersittes a SAM MARTIN SISSY RASBERRY RICHARD PARK DIANE McMILLAN MIKE LUPFER BOB WELSH qi oo fc = = vn ) 2 JERDEN ELAINE DONELSON Loht ty-e1g igh iy Hall of Fame RICHARD PARK SISSY RASBERRY Rae Homecoming Royalty, Princess Jerry Davidson, Queen Clara Stephens, Princess Judy Glisson. 1990 Homecoming First place winner, Homecoming decorations, Sigma Nu. we CAN G0 17) YN PRICES: Kreamed Renee 210 : 1 ; Ninety AOPi. Homecoming decorations, First place winner, Homecoming Court Ninety-two i 8 eee three linet N PANHELLENIL an-Hellenic Council President st i ee SISSY RASBERRY Vice President_........... RPP RD. Eee) odo. SALLY DAME DCCECtALY 7 uate ened at © oes fF JOAN WARREN Student Council Rep. MARY ALLIE McCOLGAN Left: Warren Right: Wooddell First row: Barret, Bowden. Second row: Crouch, Dame, Galloway, Kremer Third row: McMillan, Morris, Orr, Taylor, RASBERRY 1 McColgan. Waggoner. Mee ee eee LANNY “LOGAN President. Vitter AROS 10 (sald ch OR Ae me ae ee SANLWE dally secretary- lreasurer =o. Loe Ae geno JOHN FRAZIER Intertraternity Council First row, left to right: Blair, Casanova, Crews. Second row: Crumpler, Finley, Frazier, Hammet. Third row: Henley, Kennon, Lupfer, Wellford. Alpha Umicron Pi Ofeer President: === eae .. BEVERLY BOWDEN Pe tees SALLY DAME _..... SUE OSENBAUGH ...MARILYN SMITH Vice President Recording Secretary... Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Remember ... house party at Mr. Rollow’s ... the tarantula in the bathtub . . . pancake mix in the beds .. . rush time at the Alpha corral... the Bringles at the chuck wagon eighteen cute pledges... that night at Mario’s ... Nancy and the ukulele . . . Homecoming slumber party cannonizing the preying colonels .. . winning that “silly trophy’’ again... Beverly with pie in her face ... sarah's peanut-pushing nose ... two Derbies at our house pally D. brought out by Pi Sally C., Teen of the Year .. . Powderpuff football and all its after-effects (ouch) . .. Merry Christmas, dear ole house .. . cramming for exams... Sandy, Carolyn and Jeanne (ain't they purty?) ... What! Bev's getting married? ... Founders’ Day, great fun 5 2 H : ‘ : 3 4 = ANN RUST al BOWDEN for all but Fay ... Janie’s journal of Alpha’s doings ... the Skyway... “I protose a poast to”... initia- tion at last. 22 Moanilynn end) Marty, So. 1..Ae eee studying for fraternity education exams . . . the Happy Stunting Grounds... Daisi and her ten little Indians . . . falling scenery and missing light switches ... the thilly thingth we did. . . teamwork for volleyball... ‘Let's get synchronized, AO Cuite Pies” .. . Monday night suppers at the house the little things we did together .. . decorating for the Easter open house . . . cheering on the basket- ball team ... our three guards on the All-Star team .. . best behavior for official visitors ... Ann and her bouquet of roses the spirit of AOPi with us, it’s Alpha or nothing ! ! Betty Andrews Carolyn Atkinson Martha Barret Patsy Bauman Mary Beth Beach Beverly Biggs Carol Bradshaw Susan Caimur Sue Clinton Sarah Cobb Susan Cody Michael Conden Sally Cross Sally Dame Becky Davis Patricia Eason Eleanor Ettledorf Sue Fitzpatrick Charlayne Gladney Nancy Haynes Marion Hardy Lela Hudson Jeannie Ligon Diane Lobaugh Sandy Marwood Daisi Jean Menzies Sue Osenbaugh Fay Quinn Virginia Roberson Ann Rust Betty Blythe Scates Marilyn Smith Patsye Taylor Mary Susan Templeton Janie Thomas Martha Wynn Chi Umega Piicors President... ._= Vice President Be Make DIANE McMILLAN ee ante CAROL ANN GREAVES Secretary .-2:zecaee ce ee ee BETSY SLOAN (ireasurer ls sae ee ee PRINCESS HUGHES Pledgemistress__ The year opens withasplash . . . tremendous house party on Maddux Bay ... Teter’s a terror on the highway ... all the planning works . . . eighteen terrific pledges... . cheers. to G.GiGiGls. . tall grows into winter ...Chi Omegas and pledges grow. closer .. . fall Eleusinian starts the year off right .. . Kaki leads us to the tune of bum, bum, bum ... pledges wax spooky at Halloween party for actives . . . pledge prez Lyn makes like a witch ‘ caroling was cold but good for hand-holding ... all-night vigils at a slumber party .. . hidden talent at an owl hoot—Diane’s X and Betsy's horse- shoe ... volleyball spirit better than action... how far did the bear go; not too . . . no one knows the secret of the maid’s bathroom ... how we all sang ... crafty Chi Omegas make mystery with SANDY CALMER McMILLAN Christmas Kindness . . . exams! we came to college but not for knowledge . . . sparklers on those third fingers of left hands—Betsy, Carol Ann and Judy we envy you... . beaucoup boxes of Whitman's Sam- pler ... but please, no more barbecue on Monday nights .. . Diane IS asweetheart . . . but especial- ly of Walker . . . those long-distance calls—M. D.'s broke but it accomplished things ... the medical world stepped in occasionally, didn't it F. K., M. Mc., Bub. Grok) ewan cine especicn viele. swe cOUIC have danced all night . . . Midsummer Night's Ball . . pink balloons and purple peach trees .. . and pirates all over the place .. . what fun. . . shades of evening are upon us...a tremendous year . always to be remembered ... why must it end so soon .. . Jane Allen Frances Andrews San Andrews Anne Atkinson Kim Baxter Gwen Bell Edith Burch Mary Frances Buxton Diane Byars Sue Caldwell Sandy Calmer Mary Crouch Jerry Davidson Marily Davis Kaki Elkin Gloria Fowlkes Lynn Glass Carol Ann Greaves Susan Gowdy Judy Growdon Joan Hillebrand Princess Hughes Frances Kilpatrick Neva Kyser Lynda Lipscomb Helen Magruder Sara Maxfield Merelyn McIntosh Lyn Melvin Kay Mixon Ann Leigh Moore Martha Myatt Karen Nelson Penny Nichols Gingia Palmer Bates Peacock Mary Joy Prichard Sissy Rasberry Corinne Ridolphi Mary Helen Rutledge Marcy Ruyl Marion Rychener Patsy Seabrook Betsy Sloan Kathy Smallwood Clara Stevens Margaret Stewart Barbara Swaim Judy Watkins Carole Whiteleather Kay Williams Mickey Wooten Delta Delta Uelta Vicers President 225. eee NANCY WOODDELL Vices Rresident as eeemaaee RUTH ANN JACKSON Secretary ....... ANN MYERS TYe@ASUTCY: = eee eee -CAROL ANN QUADE Chaplain .. ALICE FITCH WOORDER Ragged but right (just like at LSU) Delta sisters gather in early fall... papered pines .. . big dis- cussions .. . Godzilla, King of the beasts . . . friends who ran with the cutest crowds ... crumbs and grapes discovered at 2 am... . back in campus- land ... oh, those motoring mobleys .. . restless freshmen clued in about the patio and the glories of the Americana .. . Betsy spills paint on the back- drop .. . President gets carried away in her bikini . missed the boat . . . she later returned to her pedestal ... more loving and lovely sisters... Mad Mad Rushin' over . . . pledges turn girls’ dorms into pizza palace . . . study instead of socialize . . sympathetic Pan knew National wanted us to raise our grades ... Nancy and her new found friend, Virginia . . . stars still shining in the still of the night .. . Rege and her Big Daddy .. . Sara Ida Shaw died with the pansies in full bloom . . . Mary Sue and her sexy initiation night picture .. . oh, how rings were envied from across the room... acting like ladies at all times... illegal drapes . where's the Pan report . . . seniors versus Na- tional . . . let’s be honorable (gong sounds) Hooray for stunt night... for all this, there'll be Seclw@ess , . . Bette Baumgarten Jane Biederharn Karen Boyce Anne Burdick Bobbie Carney Janice Chapin Mary Kate Cobb Maysie Cobb Mary Jane Coleman Jane Cook Merelyn Davis Elaine Donelson Jo Evans Mary Farish Beverly Finch Lynn Finch Alice Fitch Beryl Friddle Ann Fumbanks Caroline Gibbs Katherine Guttery Carolyn Haigler Margaret Haigler Patricia Hall Betsy Henderson Dorothy Hicks Joy Ann Howard Sarah Jean Jackson June Johnston Connie Kitley Mary Ann Kimbrough Pem Kremer Diana L'Heureux Mary Allie McColgan Margaret Sewell McGavock Mary Sue McGehee Nadine McKinley Margaret Minyard Thirza Mobley Peggy Moffett Donna Monsarrat Ann Morrison Ann Myers Carol Ann Quade Mary Regen Diana Rhodes Suellyn Scott Julia Simmons Marilyn Stewart Marilyn Turner Ann Vines Molly Vinzant Betty Wadsworth Sandra Wiese Adele Wolf Marcia Wooton Beverly Yates Emma Young happa Delta ices Presiden tps (hc 5 a0 yee os JOAN WAGGONER Vices Presidents: =a JO ANN ROBERSON DECCCtAly 2.1) eee eee DEANNE RUNYON a : } Treasurer... 2: eee eBEETY LOWE d ‘i Chaplaini..2. ee SUE DOWDY 7 are Rae House party pays off... “but we'll be close”... ... Oops... St. Valentine goes ape... works has anyone seen my arch support .. . what a tre- well for Sandy ... Mary Worth’s roses... who mendous pledge class . . . wonderful way to start on earth ...and all in one weekend... Choir the year . . . Mary Liz captures the first KA pin. . . tour and Gretchen kindling old flames... Susie Carolyn surprises us with her secret SAE pin... sporting a new Sigma Nu pin and yelling about i and Jim a thousand miles away . . . doesn’t take magazines . . . crazy legs Griffith tickling our fan- i pica ene Ls aT ee CVS Metis 22UNO) oy, Maat cies . . . Sarah’s still swooning .. . Mickey is still it ... how beat we are... All Sing brings Nancy Hf trying to decide . . . Darden boo-booing . . . what i from under the table . . . Joanne’s deep in the heart . i of Texas . . . lovely Southern Joan is appreciated G surprise sau Ocy geusltmeselaniaiks’ i . Tke iam i by Yankees and beauty review judges ... oh no! Lynn's a Phi Beta Kappa . . . our ever loving prexy i EXAMS ... every cloud has a silver lining... leads us through the best most unforgettable fun- i KD's Arabian Night Ball . . . back to the grind .. . filled year ever... all in dear ole Kappa Delta i KDettes off to a professional career in nightgowns Joan Adams Jocelyn Agnew Lauralee Barron Barbara Bell Susie Bracewell Mary Worth Burton Rachael Clothier Margaret Darden Sue Dowdy Lela Garner Martha Ann Gooch Helene Griffith Nancy Heath Sally Henderson Nancy Hodges Ellen Holmes Lynn Jaseph Kay Krause Betty Lowe Diane Lowe Mary Elizabeth McCharen Frances Kay McDonald Donna Jo Miles Betty Moore Joanne Morris Mickey Morton Evelyn Musick Nancy Myers Nelle Nuckells Maranell Pearsall Marlene Peeples Becky Pigott Anne P’Poole Linda Pope Joan Price Sarah Richards Jo Ann Roberson Connie Rudolph Deanne Runyon Gwynne Salmon Ellen Satterfield Maxine Sewell Carolyn Shettlesworth Juanita Shettlesworth Gretchen Smith Mary Ann Stewart Joan Warren Betty Winn Sandy Winter Jenny Yates OW feta Tau Alpha President ; _..GLENDA TAYLOR Wic es Pre s1c Cites eee NELLY GALLOWAY Secretary. ee MARGARET CAREY Treasurer... CHARLOTTE HOGSETT — TAYLOR Back to school for loads of fun for all... there's house ... never too much stereo... good ole Joan right in the shower ... good old ATO pin . so proud of her . . . just like all our wonderful pledges . . . Charlotte gets the book thrown at her . just a simple little thing like a Phi Beta Kappa Award... anyone could do it...hah!... let's go Dutch for homecoming . . . any suggestions for a ladder? .. . got a spare Volkswagen? ... Anne has a troublesome hoop... when dancing those slow, dreamy ones, that is . . . Carolyn is still striv- ing for foreign good will... “Yes, Yes, You DO have a pledge test today,’ always on Nelly’s lips . man, dig those crazy slumber parties at the Eleanor and her records... aren't we proud of beautiful Helen... we found lots of gold at the Zeta dance ... way over the rainbow ... hoola hoop champs... good for Joan and Anne... work, work, work for a big splash at Talent Night . . . dig Dottie from big “D” with her big diamond ... hats off to Dorlyse our brain child... our Latin American girl . . . what next? . . . shiny new powder room. . . thanks to Gigi, et. al. . . . Glenda and “have gavel, will preside’ . . . helped to make our spot ‘neath the pines on sorority row not only bright, but completely lit. . . Wanda Bales Marjorie Boone Marti Bratcher Margaret Carey Joan Clark Elaine Ettman Nelly Galloway Charlotte Hogseit Eleanor Inman Helen Jackson Genevieve Johnston Delma Klotz Carolyn Orr Carole Rainey Linda Rosenbaum Dorothy Seiplien Sandra Shoulder Mary Drake Swoope Anne Webster Dorlyse Whaley Bonnie Whiteleather feo Worthy Master....................CHARLIE HAMMETT LARRY LACY BIRT WAITE JOHN BLAIR Worthy Chaplain Worthy Scribes 2 eis ene ae ene Worthy Keeper of the Exchequer....... Fall... and back to Southwestern... and the lodge-.% senext yeorsE aH, Clie), ose rs ae one o'clock . . . and long distance calls, right B H.? � . Ron ond nickle schrimo 2. 2 “nicey ulcers] = R. H. and J. A.... Willie Mae and his “upset” stomach... J. Bo and “Hola sencresig 2 Ce HH. minus. wos... ouch . . DVGy 1 likesinoitouys 40 Is So, Ola, nell” . . . teamailuer iteees , . . IR, Jal. ond DWH.) . CH eendiMv De = cr sccir only, months... J]. Have car will park” yas end j, G ... D, IX. cGimel tae Gittse .. .. I. P cimel IF, IM. ) the eiermal) ricngle 2. |-1O7,C. © cmds iam o� 2De Scand Ss, Gey a. Bela ccnd oheawell ia Alpha Tau Umega HAMMETT lowes usw cowie! dae conmwem , . . Jl, iM, cme! C. B. . oo DC. Giael weimnig merle , . . Gui ie P. cial I's for a $3) siéak -.. right Bs Re om the housers B. T. and “shot out of the saddle” ... give me a “oupsy, JeB.en. 2B, Rand iGreek philosopny = philosopher's footsteps, eh L. L. . . . initiations and formals don'tamix, right By Eye a4 22. ond. mMempec ride ... birthdays can be wet days, right B. H.? ... C.H. and sleepless Sunday mornings... H.M. and. I wont to lives) DS Dom i ionee heme, Mier! 5, . 1B, lel, I sineimmer Go Ines” . . = |, BB, “ll AOE WHS Crchowmal” . , , Cimicl SO We clicl . - John Alford John Blair Bill Browder John Butt George Crabb Donnie Cross John Daniel Snowden Day Bill Hackleman Glenn Hays Johnny Hettinger Ronnie Holland Bill Howard Don Kroeger Harvey Jenkins Larry Lacy Bob Maclin Hugh McPheeters L. R. Mills John Oxley Jim Pitts Frank Rankin Bill Reed Bill Robinson Tom Scott Bob Simpson David Smith John Somervill Harry Swinney Joe Thweatt Bert Tuggle Birt Waite Richard Ward Charles Witcher happa Alpha | Ofieors | Présidents.toa.0- «ke eee MIKE LUPFER {| | Vice Presidente. =. ee es RICHARD PARK | Recordines ecretary = ee oe JACK ROCKETT } i Corresponding Secretary......BRADLEY WALLACE Theessthen Es ___ JACK STREETE | LUPFER ; | | | Consider .. . a clean house (!) for rush . . . fifteen sions in the Temple . . . Lupfer snowing his way to | great pledges . : . Thomas joining Park and Werner the finals of the Dream Man Contest . . . the Christ- 3) Woe ) on the Honor Council... “Literal Defeat: Lynx mas Party and “Big Mama”... . Sigma Nu (UGH!) | Shelve Sinner! . . . the Peabody, Ellendale, Trade- sign offered up by pledges in fiery sacrifice .. . the feigtes, IMorces Vanslenveny, Ge! Uma tanh... oer Exodus to Robb ... the missing link of Ro-o-berts | Sleeves” (UGH!) ... Park and Lupfer to Who's i ' ... With Venus Between Us” .. . the formal with i Who ... Park presides over ODK . . . the marriage | the DDD's . . . graduation and mixed emotions . . . mill—Adams, Rockett, Templeton, King, Fitzgerald, Kappa Alpha—the spirits, the aspirations, the ideals { } | | Dowdy ... Streete and Park finally fall (in the lake) . . . brother against brother in mass kidnap- -. . Dieu et Les Dames”) | sdiimbuie io thereon: ' { pings (sinister goat rides) . . . the esoteric bull ses- of the South .: . KA Rose, Carol Ann Greaves Drane Adams Roger Baldwin Robert Bassham Bill Blasingame Winstead Bone Bob Brown John Case John Curlin Bill Dowdy Fyke Farmer David Fitzgerald Fred Ford Oliver Fowlkes John Frazer Jim King David Lindsey Bob McDowell Al McIver Joe Marsh Warren Nance Richard Park Bill Roberts Jack Rockett Jon Simpson Truman Smith Jack Streete Joe Sullivan John Templeton Stewart Thames Jim Thomas John Turley Louis Vance Bob Vaughn Bradley Wallace John Werner Dave Wilson Ray Zbinden H : Grand Master bs __TRAVIS CASANOVA Grand Procurator_ _.....GEORGE DUNN (Geswarel Syerailoyes ee eee ss PNT TILANCIR Grand Treasurer__...._..._._....... MIKE STOAKES SECOND SEMESTER (Gaesiarel IMlisaePe IRANI IRIAN Grand Procurator....__..__.TRAVIS CASANOVA Grandiccubes——————— a — FRANK MORRIS Grand ‘Treasurer Sweetheart of KS, Margaret Stewart appa oigma beer FIRST SEMESTER Ei sbee MIKE STOAKES Wow, what a time at Sardis .. . rush begins old faces from last year and the new faces of this year... those “till wee hours” cutting sessions ... boy, can those rushees ask questions—I hear you are the only frat house with an indoor swim- ming pool... do you still have that famous pool table? . =. (passing hello’ {bids 9) Witerrific pledge class .. . thanks for the sidewalk, pledges, it sure has helped out . . . need a ride to Millsaps? ... double beds at the Jacksonian and a trophy too? . . . that l-o-n-g night before Homecoming . Hip, Lip-second place trophy again . . . what were CASANOVA you doing in the back closet, George? . . . hurray, first place trophy for intramural track—thanks to Jimmy, Randy, and Dave... have you studied your three hours, pledge? .. . boy, those Mothers sure can give a Christmas banquet .. . and, wow, what a Founder’s Day Banquet those alums can give ... so long, Pete, we didn’t think you meant it this time . . . sure was glad to get rid of that old yellow ... let’s go to Ole Miss, pledges . . . sure is hard to get in jail, especially at Hernando initiation . . . Peabody-1104, wow . . . how’s Florida at Eastertime ... greatformal ... great year Keith Arman Ben Bogy Dick Bunn John Burk Wes Busbee Jimmy Cloud Newton Cook Dean DuBois George Dunn Ben Edmundson John Edwards Jim Finley Tommy Garner T. R. Herndon Joby King John Knox Claude McMillion Frank Morris Dave Mulford Doug Newman Morris Reagen Randolph Richards Frank Splann Robin Stevenson Mike Stoakes Tom Trevathan David Veseley Fi happa Alpha | ficers FIRST SEMESTER President pe BD SOMIUPEL Vice President é 2 JERRY EVANS | ‘Treasurer Sit, .. JIM WEBB Secretary ase ... DAVID WESSELL { SECOND SEMESTER 1) President OURS JEW IBIS ADT f) Vice President DAVID WESSEL | ‘Treasurer eee es Villas | Secretary WARREN THOMPSON EVERETT Great year . . . remember the hell of homecoming? ber the thrill of talent night and another trophy? . swell pledge class—overthrew the active chap- ... and the judo match with the Tri Delts? . ter and took charge of things .. . boy, weren't In- and who lost their pins? . . . remember the bridge tramurals fun? . .. remember all the hurt backs, games and all the fun at the pool table? . . . wasn't etc... . remember a certain dessert? .. . Jim Webb's that a wild stunt night? ... Dave finally got his big book came out . . . Dream Girl dance was fun, candles ... the thrill of the floor polisher when it too, huh, Gerald? . . . and didn't we paint the town was plugged in wrong... and finally the mad with blood at the Park Towers? ... remember the preparation for next year’s rush; you know, the vow wild night of initiation, and the rain? . . . remem- that never was kept? Dream Girl of PiKA, Sandra Andrews Joseph Ajello Harvey Bailey Bob Clark Robert Crumpler Jerry Evans | Ray Fleming | Gerald Holter Luke Jones Paul Lawrence James Lindenberger William Mankin Mike McWeany Robert Patience Joseph Poppenheimer Max Reichman Alan Strautman Earl Van Leer David Wessell sigma Alpha Epsilon es. Erament; Archon... ee JOHN CREWS Eminent Deputy Archon _ JUNE DAVIDSON Eminent Treasurer __ eee RAYNE YS Eminent Recorder ROBERT BLUMER Eminent Chronicler _..__ GEORGE AWSUMB Eminent Chaplain CECIL FOWLKES Eminent Correspondent... LARRY FURY Eiminent Deputy Treasurer) 22,55 0 sSrateting tek) to _FINIS CARROLL Eminent Warden Aiea MITCHELL REDD High on Mt. Minerva—the Bunting Memorial Lodge stood — with all her skip nights — jocks — birthday parties .. . how about the work nights, Rann . . who couldn't wait for basketball to end —B. H. and L. F.... does John H. have a girl friend? .. . khaki pants ... Harry Awsumb .. . Bob G. likes “birth- day parties’’ too, but what attire... second se- mester brought Gore and Ellendale .. . Stutters Thorn likes Carlos 1... watch out for man’s best friend, Fireplug .. . when brothers lost pins, we picked up female affiliates ... The Great White Hunter .. . Little White Hunter . . . red on the head | like F. W. ... Back in the Saddle by Moses Curtis j pas [Ghee WeiWanewe citizen of Little Rocks Corinne likes rabbits .. . Dada C. W. V. . . . good speech, June .. . Ahhhhh, Mumbles? . . . Mitch, Mitch, you son of a gun... we love Diane... Sweetheart of SAE, Diane McMillan WELFORD who is this fellow—Bob Welsh? . . . Margaret McG.. who goes to lowa? ... why? ... Be Pre- pared—at work night, Minter—on birthdays, Allan —you too, Rann... that was a real Pickel, Pickell . if you had studied a might, you might not be a neophyte or study a tad and be acad .. . “Goldie Locks” Clinton ... from Elvis to Echols . . . good goin’s in All-Sing . . . you have to move in fast — right, Forbes? . . . what do you fellows mean by working like a team and finessing the basketball trophies . . . hit National with both feet and lst in scholarship .. . Blob likes money and plumbers .� . dont her... greetings trom L. Murray ond Italy . . . still wants sambish thief . . . Ichabod Cloar likes skipnight too . . . unanswered question of year —who likes apples? .. . | | | | | Robbie Adams George Awsumb Bob Blumer Joe Boals Dan Bowen Pat Burke Bruce Burr Finis Carrell Tommy Clinton Jimmy Curtis Shanon Curtis Bill Davidson June Davidson Richard Dew Jerry Duncan Robert Echols Robert Fey Woody Forbes Cecil Fowlkes Larry Fury Bob Gay David Gillison Bill Harris Ray Henley Paul Hollingsworth Allen Hughes John Hungerland Paul Jackson Mike Macey Bob Mansfield Duke McCall George McCormick Dick McMahon David Minter Ted Mohns Ran Pickell Mitchell Redd Jim Stowers Rann Vaulx Wilson Viar Morton Waller Frank Weathersby Joe Weeks Bob Welsh Tommy White Wicers Commander ___ ee a ie Lieutenant-Commander____________._____. oigqma Nu LARRY KENNON DANNY LOGAN Recorder a2 Se eee BUDDY NIX ireasurer nes eee scaseonenea oe Mee Oe .JIM GAY Chaplain 2 eee ees JIM LEVERETT KENNON Snakes come back for another year at Zoo U.... next year? .. . how was the Freshman dorm rum- with Grob around, don't see how we pledged 18 mage sale, Jim? . . . wish I dated the student body Dale’s gonna have a tough time... Al and . who took the sign this time? .. . somebody Don lost some more hair... that damn’ shucking messed up our beds and we’re mad . . . shine these machine | 2). cll dues and! taxes pcald?ua.) 10; shoes, McAdoo . . . did Gretchen really make those Eminent Commander... play “Songs of the South” brownies? ...°'Where’s Dinny?” ... our sweet- agdin .. . roommates of the year — Kong and —— heart . . . Schaap’s PA service to the girls’ dorm ... how about some more “Cool, clear Water,” ... Brow’s found a frau... roof ball, anyone? SAE? ... 300 White ... Sex Headquarters glad you made it to the pledge meeting, Harry .. . was I supposed to water the lawn? . . . $3.00 Christ- mas tree ... check your water and oil, honey? anyone want to watch hi-fi... now W-A-I-T aminute! . . . the fellas really came through on THAT poll . . . Jack, going to run cross-country Sweetheart of Sigma Nu, Karen Boyce .. . Lyn, what'd you take out of my suitcase? .. . Sardine connoisseur Butch .. . what's on TV, Jim? .. . broads, hoods, and dogs . . . Gene, who went home with you Easter? ... Larry, baby . . . some- body throw Stock another banana... good pro- gram last night, Eddie .. . how many do we get next year? ... Ed Albright Fred Bertrand Eugene Botsford Richard Brown Bill Burge Harry Cornish Sam Drash Eddie Gaines Jim Gay David Glenn James Gray Wade Harrell Mark Hartzog Ed Henderson Hal Henderson Jack Herbert John Hixon J. L. Jerden Jim Johnston John Kimbro Charles Landreth Jim Leverett Danny Logan John Long David McAdoo Tom McCrory Steve Martin Richard Mays John Neeld Buddy Nix Ralph Parks Jim Peterson Dale Pflug Don Pollard Brady Puryear Tommy Puryear Allen Reynolds Jerry Robinson Mark Schaap Leslie Smith Buck Snyder Ed Stock Jim Strong Robert Tavlor Bob Threlkeld Jack Thompson Bill Vinzant Dan Whipple Jim White Stewart Whittel Glenn Williams Parker Williamson Bill Wilson Don Wright Kenneth Yancy 2 4 ) = on One Hundred E WRGANTZATIONS One Hundred Nineteen Welsh, Jaseph, Jerden The Student Council f Presiden tsp 22s ee BOB WELSH | Vice’ President 40.2 se ee J. L. JERDEN Secretary= lireasurer secs eee eee eee eee LYNN JASEPH COMMISSIONERS ATIC CS 2 eee ye Bei ee ee ee REDE MGMIE ELON : Publications ___- ce a ee se BATES PEACOCK Relrotous SA Clive cies eee eee ee MOMO WALLER SOCIAL AAC Eiyd (estate caret: eet ee ee ee ae ees) ALLEN REYNOLDS Undergraduate Women FF co aes oe a | CLARA STEPHENS CLASS PRESIDENTS REPRESENTATIVES Senior. ic chents fh. hn ree Larry Lacy DOTLOT ee peta See eae Jess... SANDY CALMER Junior _ eee 2 faaer. S Jmmmy Curtis junior ==. See =o _...... BEVERLY FincH DPOphomore=.. 2. eee ee JERRY OUNGAN Sophomore ____. Mary ExizapetH McCHaren Freshman et ee ese _.....Ep ALBRIGHT Freshman , re 2S en eee Lynn FincHu { Pan-Hellenic ....-....... Mary ALLE McCoLcan | Tnterivaterrity, ee .......DaNnNNy LocAN One Hundred Twenty Left to right: B. Finch, McColgan, Logan, McCharen, Calmer, L. Finch. Seated, left to right: Peacock, Stephens. Stand- ing, left to right: Reynolds, Waller, McMillion. Left to right: Albright, Lacey, Curtis, Duncan. Elections Commission NOL LBADINS 2 Ci ¥ President 22). La JERDEN Seated, left to right: Bowen, Knight, Simmons, Hogsett, Crouch, Hardy. . Standing: Scott, S hettlesworth, Farmer, Henderson, Dunn. Front row, left to right: Williams, Boyce, Reil, Orr, Salmon, Eason, Roberson. Back row, left to right: Duncan, Splann, Whipple, Alford, Korsakov, Wallace, Crumpler. STERN SOCIAL CALENDAR | KEK JA ee eA ssearovimcae wearer | ere Co, ag | | Social Committee Giaicivi i eee ea ALLEN REYNOLDS The Social Committee acts as the coordinating body for all student social functions. REYNOLDS One Hundred Twenty-three Women’s Undergraduate Board First row: Calmer, Farish, Stephens, Rust, McCharen. Second row: Rasberry, Peacock, Palmer, Peterson, L'heureux, Scott. Third row: McCoglan, Jaseph, Greaves, Donelson, McMillan, Finch, Myers, Ruyl. STEPHENS President... ere CLARA STEPHENS The purpose of the Women’s Undergraduate Board is to foster school spirit on the campus and to regulate the orientation of freshmen girls. Phi Beta Kappa 1 EACGAVG (ciel No Ad Oe JAMESON M. JONES First row: Donelson, Kremer, Jaseph, Billings, speaker from Northwestern University, Jones, Welsh. Second row: Nash, Embry, Amacker, Klow, Hackleman, Jones, Robinson, Johnson, Wright: Third row: Davis, Frey, Tuthill, Patterson, Cardinhour, Rhodes, Webb, Southard, MacQueen. One Hundred Twenty-five | Torch | Bresident 22) =e NORA PETERSON Torch, honorary society for senior women, recognizes those who have excelled in leadership and scholarship. PETERSON ) | ) Left to right: Kremer, Donelson, Peacock, Greaves, McMillan, Waggoner, Jaseph, Rasberry, Calmer. ; i Umicron Uelta happa PARK Left to right: Lacey, Stock, Luptfer. Omicron Delta Kappa, national leadership fraternity, recognizes outstanding men in the junior and senior classes. Left to right: Welsh, Wolf, Jerden. Left to right: Waller, Martin, Reynolds, Kennon. Honor Council SAM MARTIN President. Pears The Honor Council is responsible for maintaining the spirit of the Honor System at Southwestern and trying any violations of the system. — First row: Bowden, Haigler, Waggoner, Calmer, Cobb. Second row:. Werner, Curtis, Thompson, Stock, Park, Henderson, Thomas. One Hundred Twenty-eight MARTIN Memats eae ere ee eres AES praia Ysaee aa First row: Caldwell, McGavock, Curtis, Kim. Second row: Andrews, Hicks, Peacock, Snyder, Park, Chapin, Palmer, Crouch. Protestant Heligious Council President 1 me os Pe aes Be MORTON WALLER The Protestant Religious Council coordinates all campus religious activities. WALLER and PATTERSON, ADVISOR One Hundred Twenty-nine Mea ae Left to right: Park, President; Myers, Finch, Pflug. Westminster Fellowship Standing: Snyder, Sewell. Seated: Spann, Andrews, President, Roberson. One Hundred Thirty Baptist Student Union Left to right: Mobley, Crouch, President; Coleman, Peacock, Wilson. Canterbury Clob Methodist Student Fellowship Left to right: Cross, Elkin, Henley, Palmer, President; Hicks, Barrett. One Hundred Thirty-one Southwestern Singers President te So ee ie, ee RICHARD TODD First row, left to right: Tuthill, Kyser, Hockensmith, Baumgarten, Miles, McColgan, Hicks, P’Pool, Wilson, Kittle, Hodges, McIntosh, Runyon, Etur, Killabrew, Roberson. Second row: Smith, Reil, Eason, Wynn, Sholder, Moore, Webster, Griffeth, Myers, Wiese, Bradshaw, Bailes, Andrews, Bowman, McCullough, Salmon. Third row: Stewart, Ford, Orr, Daniels, Ramsay, Strong, Rutledge, Darden, Mobley, Quade, Chapin, Welch, Regen, Cobb, McDonald, Morelock. Fourth row: Holland, Pflug, Leverett, Puryear, King, Holter, Andrews, Wessell, Woolfolk, Mulford, Ford, Todd, Botsford, Buchley, Robinson, Lindenberger, Maclin, Jones, Garner. One Hundred Thirty-two Left to right: Warren, Davis, Botsford, Kremer, Wooten, Friddle, Myatt. Publications Hoard (CLIN MEERA yon G2. eels ae nae BATES PEACOCK The Publications Board is the governing body of all student publications at Southwestern. PEACOCK One Hundred Thirty-three WARREN SHETTLES WORTH The Sou wester JOAN WARREN «:...2..2. Ai ee S sECiEGE JOCELYN: AGNEW.......2.. 0 Mondemicmeecinam CAROLYN SHETTLESWORTH a Business Manager DUELEY NEC O lier eee 2s. Sie eee News Editor JORNSO MER Vii. ea ee re Feature Editor JOANN ROBERSON, BETTE BAUMGARTEN _ Society Editors BARBARA SWAIM _.0 oe eae Circulation Manager IB UR Te WB ean 2 ye eee me ee Sports Editor DELMASKLO lean pact fey, Seen oe Composition PATE ASO Naeem are Coc ares is ae TE Ry 3 Office Manager HARVEY SBAILE Ys 062 eee ee a Photography AGNEW Bn Left to right: Bratcher, Heath, DenBleyker, Stewart, Clothier, Shettlesworth. Left to right: Somervill, Swaim, Baumgarten, Eason, Scott, Roberson. Left to right: Hunt, Harper, Richards, Buckley, Welsh, Watson, Botsford. Left to right: Crabb, Day, Waite. MORRIS, HARRELL ROBINSON 1959 Lynx Stat | HIXON, HENDERSON, McGHEE FRIDDLE, WOOTEN EGitors’:........4:: BERYL FRIDDLE, MICKEY WOOTEN Business Manager.....................--.. JERRY ROBINSON CS SoBe (ec) ies ee eee ee ee BARBARA SWAIM Honors ECilors 2.2... _ CAROL ANN GREAVES, MARCY RUYL Pemidcllonice: cious sean JO ANN MORRIS, WADE HARRELL Ohnetembzeunrorass Isehhwelds MARCY RUYL, JOCELYN DAN DDOMsmECUTOnS 24 1 ey aes. MARY SUE McGHEE, JOHN HIXON ifort Se OulOr a. Re a) ee ANNE VINES PANOMOOTOONCT Ae 14 2-2... oo HARVEY BAILEY STAFF Betty Andrews, Rachel Clothier, Maysie Cobb, Ben Edmundson, Lynn Finch, Helen Griffith, Bunky Haig- ler, J. L. Jerden, Sarah Maxfield, Bates Peacock, Carol Ann Quade, Kathy Smallwood. BAILEY otylus Presi ce rites eee ee ce ee eee PV Ey Lh Stylus is the semi-annual publication of this honorary literary society. KREMER First row, left to right: Kremer, Agnew, Bracewell. Second row: Sims, Jenkins, Somervill, Morrison, Ringold. Third row: Dent, Smith, Baumgarten, Warren, Cross, Wilson. SISSY RASBERRY One Hundred Thirty-nine il pee BEV OSEINGH ivmMman Cha Handhook acd Pat — — = — — ke _— =| — OS Bdtomee. 2: RASBERRY Founder's Day S.T.A.B., Sue Caldwell a. T. ALB. President . 330 eee ELAINE DONELSON S.T. A.B. Intersorority, founded March 15, 1899, at Randolph Macon Woman's College, is composed of twelve brunettes and one blonde. Its DONELSON purpose is to recognize outstanding sorority women. Left to right: Haigler, Jaseph, Runyon, Barrett, Smith, Orr, McMillan, Donelson, Quade, Waggoner, Taylor, Stephens. High® Ria = aeons eee ae SANDY CALMER Pi Intersorority, founded May 1, 1904, at Randolph Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, recognizes outstanding sorority women. Left to right: Warren, Osenbaugh, Calmer, Galloway, Rasberry, Greaves, Shettlesworth, Hogsett, Dame, Wooddell, McCharen. May Day Pi, Ann Myers CALMER Independent Women Presidénitx::.4.20.)- 42.5 ee oe eee eee NANCY SPANN Front row, left to right: Forbes, Hudson, Johnston, Knight, Spann , Fong, Simms, O’Leary, Petersen. Back row, left to right: Osterbind, Fentress, Ford, Heineman, Welsh, Reil, Roberson, Ford, M. L., Dan, Hicks. MOEA Seat 4 Left to right: Jenkins, Jones, Rainey, Korsakov, Lutz, Ritter, Foster, Barker, Rottman. Independent Men President ee ONS) EINKINS JENKINS One Hundred Forty-three Front row, left to right: Atkinson, Smith, Richards. Back row: Clo- thier, President Rudolph (lst se- mester), President Cook (2nd se- mester), Gooch. FRESHMAN DORMITORY BOARD Dorm Hoards VOORHIES DORMITORY BOARD a soem eect: mene ete First row, leit to right: Wag- goner, Maxfield, Ford. Sec- ond row: Fong, Hicks, Presi- dent Donelson, Quade, Cha- pin. Third row: L'Heureux, Hogsett, Robertson, Carney. GREAVES Go-Ghairimici eee ee MYERS and GREAVES MYERS First row, left to right! McCharen, Winter, Crouch, Morris, Menzies, Agnew, Scott. Second row: Ford, Salmon, Caldwell, Hogsett, Quade, Davis. Third row: Chapin, Finch, Palmer, Rainey, Rust, Baumgarten, Orr, Runyon. i : Eta Sigma Phi Front row, left to right: L'Heureux, Palmer, Roh, Hogsett, Vines, Evans, Moore, Lowe. Back row: Scott, Turner, Reynolds, Harrell, Pitt, Myers. Eta Sigma Phi is in the National Honorary Classical Language Fraternity. President... CAROLYN SHETTLESWORTH SNA MEE LAN A RUM STARMAN SMARNAR GRTIST RE RARSARE DRT SENT ORM SHETTLESWORTH and HARRELL One Hundred Forty-six First row, left to Coleman. Third Nuckols, Embry. PETERSEN Sans Souci right: Rose, Hunt, Hogsett, Wooddell, Handschin. row: Growdon, Davis, Wooten, Embry, Musick, NORA PETERSEN Second row: Cook, Bell, Finch, Barrett. Fourth row: Anderson, One Hundred Forty-seven Spanish Club PEARSALL President : +. -.MARANELL PEARSALL Left to right: Britton, Baumgarten, Blair, Taylor, Shettlesworth, Rueda. ROBINSON One Hundred Forty-nine _ Handschin, Pitts. Goessling, Smith, Taylor, Dunn, Reagan, Glenn, Ivey, Simpson, Werner. inson Morton, Gay, Robi JERRY ROBINSON berman Gluh Front row, left to right Back row dent = 7) ) = JONES First row, left to right: Vaulx, Klow, Andrews, Fong. Second row: Hackleman, Hall, Hicks, Ridolphi, Swinney, Ritter. Third row: MacQueen, Kroeger, Jen- kins, Park, Crews, Henderson. One Hundred Fifty Chi Beta Phi President... eee MARSHALL JONES Chi Beta Phi is a national honorary scientific fraternity. | | | 4 NASH, DENT Seated, left to right: Jackson, Evans, Calmer. Standing, left to right: Krause, Queener, McKinley, Donelson, Kremer, Blair, Kitley. Psi Chi President Paine _ORAN DENT Psi Chi, national honorary psychology fraternity, was installed at Southwestern in 1951. One Hundred Fifty-one Pi happa Lambda Presidenti. 6 0 os ee eee CAUTHEN : me a se SR tec Sa. ST ees 2 aE A ges: Ser Rae ae eee Front row: Maer, Quade, Cauthen, Thornburg, Deane, Walker. Back row: Tuthill, Whittington, R. Tuthill, Buckley, Leighton, Soderstrom, Dunning, Myers. One Hundred Fifty-two Alpha Psi Umega taken an active part in dramatics and have met the requirements as established. 5 ae) ° ae) B o n ° Bs! a he 2 fi 3 % | | 3 o het ° g 3 | n Lest cd i) + it to nignt: e Cit ae) ES oims, Dent. Modern ance Cluh Instracttr.. ee ipo. Ss OYERCORE Left to right: Morelock, Biggs, Smallwood, Dan, Reil, Gowdy, M. A. Stewart, Lowe, Clarke, Etur. | FARISH eee AARY FARISH H Captamy= One Hundred Fifty-five | JOHN HIXON JACK ROCKETT idents n o — a. , HIXON ROCKETT Intramural Hoard Thames. 18, Harr imer, GO} q q ® QO, Q, O A, (e) fe) Ss (e) n (e) O inger : White, Hett Left to right One Hundred Fifty-six Seachhbastittma meres Front row, left to right: Teviee oe Hicks, ieee Quinn, Knight. | Back row: Mixon, Kimbrough, Henderson, Rainey. W y) A h a A rT rT omens Athletic Association i | L’'HEUREUX ree Ten Pres denteeee een ae DIANA L?HEUREUX The Women’s Athletic Association regulates all women’s intramural athletics and awards trophies to the winning teams. One Hundred Fifty-seven Pan- Ulympics | Pan-Olympics recognizes women outstanding in intramural sports. MYERS and L’HEUREUX JACKSON and RASBERRY The “o” Cho Presidentea. 2... 4 2... ats, 2. Ae ae WILSON VIAR Duncan, Whittle. Third row: Pollard, Streete, Gay, Ward, Mansfield, Butt. Fourth row: Bertrand, Cross, | First row, left to right: Park, Stock, Viar, Hammett, Logan. Second row: Fury, Harris, Clinton, Weathersby, | Tuggle, MacQueen, Hixon, Kimbro, Drash, Adams. One Hundred Sixty ATHLETICS One Hundred Sixty-one 1958 Foothall we Left to right: Alternate Captain, Charles Hammett; Head Coach, Richard C. Mays; Captain, John Oxley. Coaches not pictured: Director of Athletics, William R. Maybry; Line Coach, Floyd Roberts; Assistant Line Coach, James Breazeale; Backfield Coach, Ross Prichard; Head Scout, Woody Johnson. First row, left.to right: Gillis, Hollingsworth, Stoakes, Weeks, Viar, Oxley (Capt.), Hammett (Alt. Capt.), Davidson, Jerden, Stock, Newman, Reed. Middle row, left to right: Rowland, Duncan, Webb, Landreth, Fitzgerald, Smith, Gay, Mohns, Busbee, Stowers, King, Butt (Mgr.). Top row: Fowlkes, Weathersby, Echols, Burke, Truscott, McCormick, Clinton, Hays, Kimbro, Adams, Tollison, Burge. One Hundred Sixty-two @.B. Hammett Davidson, E. ee ao) ie] he oO oO nN —— | : | ) Landers, H.B. Smith, H.B. Clinton, H.B. Landreth, T. Adams, G. Duncan, T. Weathersby, .B. Busbee, E. When the 1958 football season came to a close, the Lynx of Southwestern were proud possessors of a 5-3 record. Coach Rick Mays and his fine staff of coaches and scouts should be congratulated for molding a winning team out of a nucleus of dependable veterans and group of green freshmen. As the season went by, the team gained more experience and be- came not only a fine team to watch, but a winning team as well. The Lynx got off to a flying start by being good “mudders.”’ In the first game of the year Southwestern edged a 7-6 vic- tory from the Millsaps Majors in Jackson. It was a defensive battle from the start, and Southwestern’s only score came in the hird quarter on a breakaway run of 65 yards by Hammett. The margin of differ- ence, however, was the perfect extra point kicked by Davidson on the rain-soaked ield. The Majors scored a TD early in the ourth quarter and went for two points by trying to run through the Southwestern ine. The middle of the Southwestern line, the group most directly responsible for Southwestern’s good season, showed their ability by stopping the play and saving the game. Southwestern played their first home game against the Mississippi College Choctaws on Fargason Field. The Lynx were out to scalp the Indians from the start. The Cats scored in every quarter to accomplish a feat which had not been done in recent Southwestern football his- tory, beating both Millsaps and Missis- sippi College, the two Jackson teams, in the same year. Weeks started the scoring by tackling a Choctaw punter behind the goal for a safety in the first quarter. The score was 9-0 at halftime as Davidson gathered in a pass from Echols with 30 seconds remaining. In the third quarter Echols scored on an option play, then Hammett grabbed a stray M. C. pass and ran it back 48 yards for a touchdown. Davidson added another extra point. In the fourth quarter Gay threw a short pass to Davidson for the fourth Lynx TD of the game. The Southwestern line again proved its worth by holding Mississippi College to one touchdown. I Fowlkes, E. Tollison, G. The next Friday night the Cats jouz- neyed over to Conway, Arkansas and met the Hendrix Warriors. The Lynx took the third in a row by mixing a fine defensive game with a hard charging offense. Clin- ton hit pay dirt twice in the game with Echols and Jerden each scoring after sus- tained drives. Davidson added two extra points to aid the Southwestern cause. The Lynx line, growing more powerful and fearless each game, held the Warriors to 76 yards on the ground, and 63 yards in the air as the Lynx copped a 26-7 victory. Riding a three-game winning streak, the Lynx faced the always tough Praying Colonels from Centre. It was a fine fall day and a large crowd jammed Fargason Field to watch the unbeaten Lynx. South- western scored first. Early in the game Echols scored from one yard out on a quarterback sneak but the attempted ex- tra point was wide. From this point until the waning moments of the half, a terrific defensive battle took place. A blocked punt set up a Colonel TD and Centre made the extra point good. Following the kickoff Landers carried the pigskin all the way giving the home fans a beautiful dis- play of broken field running. Yet all was in vain as Southwestern received a pen- alty. The halftime score of 7-6 was the final score. Southwestern could move the ball with ease to the Centre 20-yard line but then the Cats could not keep their steam. In the closing seconds of the game Echols called a jump pass to Weeks which almost connected. However the game end- ed shortly. It was a magnificent struggle but a hard one to lose. Truscott, G. Ask anybody on the football team; it’s a long way to Texas and when you get there, it is short. After a sixteen-hour trip by bus and train on Friday, the Lynx just could not get started on Saturday. On a very hot, dry day the Kangaroos took ad- vantage of the weather to riddle the Lynx with passes, five of which went for TD's. The lone Lynx tally came in the fourth quarter when Ronnie Smith hit pay dirt on Ps @ Rowland, G. a ten-yard jaunt. A tired, indented team returned from Austin determined to take advantage of an extra week of rest. In- juries were allowed to heal, and tired muscles got a chance to rest. The Lynx picked Howard for its next victim. Fargason Field was wet and there was still a slight drizzle as the game be- gan. However, the Lynx were out to prove that the Bulldogs of Howard were all wet. The game started slowly with both teams: playing cautiously in the first quarter. In the second period the Lynx began to Stowers, C. move. Echols scored six points on a keep- er and then passed for two more. Fitz- gerald recovered a Howard fumble that set up a TD pass play from Echols to Smith on a fourth-down situation. In the second half Coach Mays substituted freely and the Lynx scored another six points when Echols went over on a line plunge. Howard scored two TD's in the last four minutes of the game as every Lynx player got into the game. Echols, Q.B. Burge, G. Reed, F.B. The Little Giants of Wabash proved a stubborn foe but the running and passing of Echols spoked the Lynx to a 28-20 win. The first half was a defensive stalemate except for a 60-yard drive engineered by the Lynx with Gillis plunging over for the score. All the rest of the Lynx scoring was done in the third quarter when South- western scored three TD’s—the first field goal of the season. Clinton scored two of the touchdowns, one on a pass from Echols and another on a 10-yard sprint. Echols scored the other TD on a line plunge set up by a pass interrupted by Davidson. In the final game of the season South- western journeyed to Sewanee to meet the powerful Tigers. The Tigers went into the game undefeated and came out of the game with an undefeated season. Early in the first quarter Southwestern moved the ball well but this was short-lived, as the tables soon turned. The Lynx were beaten by the truly great Sewanee team 47-0. However all was not dark. Tollison and Oxley turned in brilliant performances to keep the score down as the fired-up Sewanee team moved on. All in all, it was a fine season. In every game fine performances were turned in. The Lynx had an exciting team to watch as they were always dangerous and could run, pass, and play defensive with equal skill. For this winning season, which was only the second since World War II, we should recognize a group of individuals who knew the real value of team work. McCormick, H.B. Webb, E. 1 Stoakes, F.B. O c ® “O = pe N 1956-1959 BASKETBALL Boals, G. Co-Captain Front row, left to right: Bertrand, Harris, Boals, Waller, Fury, Lipsett, Coach Johnson. Second row: Nance, Hixon, Curtis, MacQueen, McMillion. Third row: Hughes, Hartzog, Cornish, Arman, Minter. Waller, F. Co-Captain Harris, G. Bertrand, C. Hixon, F. Arman, G. The 1958-59 Lynx basketball team completed the season with an overall record of 11-13. However, the record does not tell the entire story. All eleven Lynx victories were won on the home court, and the Lynx had a bad year on the road. The home fans had a chance to see the fast moving Lynx win eleven while only losing four in Mallory Memorial Gymnasium. Among these games were thrillers such as the 82-80 win over Union, the 67-64 win over Birmingham Southern, and the heart- breaking 60-59 loss to Delta State in the last three seconds. The season was an uphill battle for the Lynx as they got off to a slow start and had to fight to even up the record. In the last part of the season the Lynx rode a hot streak of 8 wins and 5 losses, a considerable improvement over the 2-5 recor before Christmas. : In the first game of the season, the Lynx journeyed to Con- way, Arkansas to meet Arkansas State Teachers. Although the Lynx were beaten 86-80, this was not the greatest loss. Joe Boals and Bill Harris, two of Southwestern’s mainstays, were injured. Boals, co-captain, suffered a sprained ankle which slowed him down until after the Christmas holidays. Harris received a fracture of the left wrist which bothered him all season, but which kept him out of only a few games. Momo Waller, the other co-captain, was out with illness for six weeks before the season began so he was not ready to go full speed until after the holidays. However, one of the sure signs of progress in basketball at Southwestern was the increased depth the team showed when injuries occurred. Other men capable of fine performances filled in for the injured Lynx players. The first signs of an ever-improving Lynx team was their fine victories in the Dixie Tournament. Entering the play as a decidedly underdog team, they stomped Sewanee 67-57. They went on to crush Union 85-76 in probably the finest game the Lynx played all year. As added honors beside the champion- ship trophy, Waller and Boals were named to the All-Tourna- ment team. Also, Boals was selected as Most Valuable Player in the tournament as his fine outside shooting and ball han- dling sparked the Lynx to both victories. The season seemed to move by quickly with the Lynx play- ing consistently good ball on the home court. Each game was filled with excitement as the Lynx fielded its most colorful team in years. Also, the Lynx record was one of its best in recent years. At the close of the season Southwestern and its basketball team were host to the Pre-Conference Tournament. Again the Lynx went in as underdogs and made a fine showing. They defeated Millsaps 76-66 but were on the short end of a 63-58 score against Lambuth. However, Boals and Waller again re- ceived All-Tournament honors. This series was an indication of what the opposing coaches thought of these two boys. As for next year the picture is darkened by the graduation of three outstanding players. Boals, McMillion, and Waller will receive the sheepskin in June. However, returning to help brighten the picture are eight lettermen. This group consists of three-year lettermen Harris and Bertrand; two-year letter- men MacQueen, Fury, Curtis, and Hixon; with one-year letter- men Arman and Lipsett returning also. Southwestern had one of its best freshmen teams in years, which will help bolster the squad next year. Although a little short on height for the coming season, the Lynx will be ready. McMillion, G. MacQueen, C. Hartzog, C. Cornish, G. Minter, G. Nance, F. te. ae Bi EE a Most of the credit for this year’s performance can be attrib- uted to the outstanding job of coaching turned in by Coach Woody Johnson. In his two years at this school he has com- pletely changed the outlook on basketball at Southwestern. The students and faculty, and the people of Memphis realize that every time the Lynx take to the hardwood, they will give the opponents a good battle. Determination and hustle, the center of Coach Johnson's coaching philosophy, were the key words in this year’s success. As for outstanding individuals on the team, Waller and Boals were the sparkplugs all of the season. Both men were slowed down at times by illness or injuries, but still this did not keep them from having a banner year. Waller was the team’s lead- ing rebounder with Boals being the outstanding scorer. These two boys will be sorely missed next season. Waller, picture on page 174, is shown battling for a rebound against Howell of Mississippi State. Boals, pictured on page 175, is shown sink- ing another one of his patented jump shots. Our story would not be complete without the mention of the scoring record broken by Boals this season. With 14:44 to go in the second half against Delta State, Boals broke the all-time scoring record held previously by Bob Jackson. Jackson's record was 1265 points in his college playing career. Boals went on to score 1332 points to insure his record a long life. Also, Boals was selected by his teammates as Most Valuable Player and awarded the Lawson-Cavette Award. So alll, in alll, it was a fine season for both Boals and the Lynxcats. SCORES Arkansas State Teachers Southeastern Louisiana Mississippi State Sewanee Chattanooga Dixie Tournament Sewanee (Uinieiay Southeastern Louisiana Arkansas State Union : Birmingham Southern Chattanooga Millsaps Millsaps pace woes Ouachita a. = % Birmingham Southern Shreveport All-Stars Delta State Memphis Navy Union Delta State LOCAL 80 og 46 06 6 7 67 85 4] 72 72 99 83 84 74 70 67 105 ov 101 82 og Pre-Conference Tournament Millsaps Lambuth Arkansas State 76 48 og One Hundred Seventy-five OPP 86 86 9] 69 84 oH 76 65 og 87 65 81 62 SZ 79 63 66 72 82 80 60 66 63 63 Ae : oe : iis: : : ae ag Left to right, kneeling: Ward, Howard, Baldwin, Ringold. Standing: Mabry, Somerville, Tuggle, Park, Casonova, Welsh. halt left to right: Mabry, Harris, Mohns, Lipsett, Lawson, Puryear, Thames, Stowers. Henderson, Captain PR sss 2 tienes eis. BESO BERD Left to right, kneeling: Dennwilsen! Davidson, Crapp: Berd Wilson’ Prseoth Standing: Coach Barton, Henderson, White, Cross, Daniel. One Hundred Seventy-seven One Hundred Seventy-eight Left to right, kneeling: Howard, Casanova, Pollard, Park, Tuggle, Busby. Standing, first row: Rueda, Clinton, Arman, White, Baldwin, Davidson, Carrell, Coach Marr. Second row: Henley, Gay, Hartzog, Welsh, Waller, Butt. yl Basehall ins Boals and McMillion Capta Lacy, Weathersby, Fowlkes, Splann, Rockett, Burge: , Boals, Landers, Echols, Mansfield, Johnson. Left to right, pxesine: Schrodt, Botsford, Stewart, Mulford, Burke, ion, Peters, MacQueen Powers, Drash, McMill Standing y-nine One Hundred Sevent —s ight 1 One Hundred F In the equipment room, left to right: Kimbrough, Prichard, Williams, Ligon, Fowlkes. Womens Athletics The Women’s Physical Education Program at Southwestern is based on a theory — everyone can and should enjoy sports in some capacity. Of course, we hope that each student can find an activity which she can learn and like, not only while in college, but also for pleasure after graduation. As a result of this theory we stress in our program golf, tennis, badminton and exercise, but we also teach basketball, volleyball, field hockey, archery, fencing, softball and modern dance. Enlivening the teaching of these sports is the Intramural activities in which the five sororities and the Independent group compete. A tournament in each sport climaxes the season with a trophy awarded to the winner. A varsity team too is recognized with a gold medal award. Those girls who have shown themselves to be particularly outstanding in sports are awarded a college blazer and elected to membership in Pan-Olympics. The program is under the leadership of Madelyn Richardson, Director of the Physical Education Department. Modern Dance is also a very important part of the physical education pro- gram, and each student is required to take part. The group invites those especially interested in dance, performing each year for the college and Memphis organizations. Each year we feel the success of the department expands due to the enthu- siasm and interest of the participating women. One Hundred Eighty-one BC C—= eaéé4.4ee..... eel One Hundred Eighty-two HIGHLIGHTS One Hundred Eighty-three | September While the football team practiced .. . the girls worked on rush and practiced skits. ab A There were the difficulties of registration and freshmen entertainment. One Hundred Eighty-four especially the seniors. The girls donned their Rennes es d football ae ceon be g an with a few words from Oxley. One Hundred Eighty-five Uctoher Everybody worked hard... on Homecoming morning . and spent the afternoon at the game. t The freshmen were all grown up by now... and never caused any trouble. One Hundred Eighty-six | | i | | | 4 | | A month of parties... and chilling study .. . | | | | | | Derby Day came again... H | ¥ y | { And everywhere you looked... happy people! i | { One Hundred Eichty-seven wil. There was beautiful music at All-Sing .. . and a white-carpeted campus... . | ; ; ; ] 11:00 birthday parties... and 10-minute phone calls. One Hundred Eighty-eight } | Term papers to write and hoursinlab... still, time out for relaxation . . .OR ELSE! Then the campus was deserted for the holidays. One Hundred Eighty-nine January We came back to school torest... and celebrate engagements. Exams, and some resigned themselves some were disdainful of the whole mess to headaches And there was always this method of escape. One Hundred Ninety Happy new initiates at luncheons And another snow flurry. One Hundred Ninety-one All aboard for the choir tour = and off they went... as the AOPi's started work on Stunt Night One Hundred Ninety-two SS ——— : ee as — a on ee a eee “ — So —— ae EST ee = a One Hundred Ninety-three and the Snakes’ wild and wooly western. innahs and KA The w the KD's magazine stand The costume ball... and comps-anticipating seniors... then we buckle down .. . and studied. One Hundred Ninety-four Aumont tall oh . se going-away parties Then we packed up and left a solemn graduation. | ’ ; a never-to-be-forgotten 1958-59 at Southwestern. | One Hundred Ninety-five Editor's Note Before undertaking the experience of producing the Southwestern yearbook for 1958-59, the editors could not conceive of the business of pleasing each student with memories of the college year. Reflecting over the year as editors, we feel that our thanks to each person helping us to bring about the realization of our efforts is the returning of a few of our experiences in our lives as editors: Being greeted by half the student body and freshmen(!) all enthusiastic and ready to devote their time and energy to our project .. . waning dreams of delegation ... getting to know each staff member well ... we learn that Harvey doesn't have to knit to relieve tension .. . that Mary Sue wanted her picture in the middle of the football players . . . that Jerry has fabulous plans for saving the annual and the college money (which work!) ... that Marcy wanted to use the same pictures as last year with different names .. . that our cover representative, William Snell, went with a half-breed named Beryl . that Mr. Marshall is patience personified . . . that Barbara has difficulty keeping up with members of the class . . . that Mr. Springfield doesn’t fuss at girls .. . that the Organization Woman of the year is Jocelyn. Our memories reflect our gratitude to our staff members, to our business manager, Jerry Robinson, to our advisor, Mr. Springfield, to Memphis Engrav- ing Company, Jay, to Murdock Printing Company — to these people who made editing the yearbook a pleasure and a joy rather than a task. —MICKEY and BERYL ne te One Hundred Ninety-six mae Compliments of MEMPHIS’ NO. 1 PRINTER MURDOCK PRINTING CO, INC. PHONE JA 6-5112 343-351 MADISON AVENUE MEM PETS 3) TENNESSEE Printers ° Lithographers ° Publishers One Hundred Ninety-seven RECENT AERIAL VIEW OF MEMPHIS 208 2 eee cnee Peres oa bedetedied tel eoiaks ae $e ow ee SAAS eee RPE) iD arms wr oa. sam 4 NGRaVERS : It 122 UNION AVENUE + MEMPHIS, PHONE JA 6-4244 wt TENN ESS Si Ese LUCIANN BOWLING LANES Bowl for Pleasure at Luciann Open daily from 9 a.m. — | P.M. 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