University of Southern Mississippi - Southerner Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1940 volume:

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MCMAHAN - - - Business Manager - 0 9 II IMZIIMH IL JPLQII IP QMIJMZQDLYZIQMJPLQIPLQGPLQQPLEibLQQl!745U4lU4bW74PkW1R90UGKWQKWQI EFOR THE WHOLE-HEARTED COOPERATION WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM YOU, OUR FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY, IN OUR EFFORT TO BRING FORTH THE SOUTHERNERQ' WE, THE STAFF, WISH TO SAY, WE THANK YOU IN EVERY WAY YOU HAVE SHOWN THE TRUE MIS- SISSIPPI SOUTHERN SPIRIT, AND OUR ONLY WISH FOR OUR YEARBOOK IS THAT, AS THE YEARS GO BY, YOUR HOURS MAY BE MADE HAPPIER AND YOUR SOULS STIRRED TO NEW HEIGHTS OF ACHIEVEMENT BY THIS OUR HUMBLE CONTRIBUTION. 15510524PLWFEZQEZGlkfilwlwilwllwilWil- .QL -4MlllliillS!2llL!2llS!ZllS!1llSHllSEZ!l The College The Faculty The Classes Prophecy Diary Organizations Features Athletics ' Student Register fin l The Roclf' 7 ll' i 2 1 i .mf iw r f - ,' -. I - W. , - . t 53 I ffi . 4 'J . N. . 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W IIIIMIIMIIMIILQIILQIILQIILQIILQIILQIILQZIILQIILWII, ,IL ,IL -II IIL!ZIIXQIIL!2IMZII II!ZII, ,IIMII IILQIILQIIMIIQZIILQIIXQIIXQZIILQIILQIILQIILQIIQZIILQIILQIILQIILQIILQIIQZIILQIILQIILUQI- 1 I I ana' I fb f J , I I MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN COLLEGE, 1940 I I I I I .M IIII Q II Q II A II Q II Q II Q II II 4 II I I .ll IW!! ll9llVllVl!7ll V!! ll ll ll9ll7ll9!l9!l?ll9ll9ll9ll9ll9ll ll ,ll9ll ll9!l ll?ll7ll9llX?2ll ll ll llVME!!9ll9ll9llkQllkH!l9ll9lL 'Sli' Ill Lowng Mefnory of STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE COLORS-BLACK AND GOLD SYMBOL-YELLOW JACKETS ALMA MATER We sing to thee, our Alma Mater, As our hearts we give to thee, Loyalty we pledge forever- Mississippi S. T. C. Refrain Spacious skies and land of sunshine Ever to our warm hearts call And our hearts lift ever to thee As we praise thy hallowed hall. II O, give us courage to go forward To our tasks and let us be Men of trust for thy name's keeping, Mississippi S. T. C. Refrain III Now we pledge thee by our honor, Steadfast love and loyalty, Working ever for thy glory- Mississippi S. T. C. Refrain -LONG MAY THE SPIRIT LIVE. I' 'll NMFAllilfaliallilialldll liallalf ll llili llallall ll llall li ll' 'll llali llali ll llmliallall li NEW XlifglllillgliEKllEillEYlE5lFENlZ5ili fl! bg, Ji!Qj!lS ,i!!2!!M4b!1!l !!- Jsg n, ,4w4w4+g91n, ,!lQZibM4!S 4!M4bSQi?M!P, JL, ,wo L -QL 41, Jn, Ja n n, Jn, Jn, ,n n 4n 4wmm wwn3 Dz'1z1'1zg H all M' Aclfn'z,im'strcztimz Builclfizg 1315915915 if If L L W HV!! ll9llVll i ll ll il l! llwl ll ll ll llWW!!9ll?Jl9ll9!l9!l9lL ,ll9JlGll llFll9ll ll9ll7ll9ll ll ll9ll7ll ll llUiWll9ll ll9llW7!l, Om' residmf With genuine admiration We pay tribute to our president, Dr. J. G. George, who has, through his successful development of our school, proved himself an able executive and business- man, and, what is more, has demonstrated that a college president may be one of us and still re- tain the respect of every student. 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TRUMAN LEWIS MARY LOUISE DANIEL ELIZABETH LOVITT DEWEY S. DEARMAN HELEN JENETTE MCDONALD LULA MAE FOWLER H. L. MCKINNON JOHN M. FRAZIER R. A. MCLEMORE T. H. FREENY SALLIE STEVENS MCLEMORE ANNA E. GEORGE A. J. MIDDLEBROOKS S. C. HALL C. S. MORGAN ALMA HICKMAN V. M. MOULDER v 1rax fw Mmwwwmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm FACULTY A 1 7 ll X , - W F3 . 6 , 1 , ' .,: A ,' I . 1 . ., 4 - ' .AQ I T ,, '1 . S .. .. -. , u f, Y f as I. Q 3, M51 ' s ' f 43,3 , ff' zgwf I 9. I I . lj A. D. O-WINGS NORA STEVENS MARY DONAVAN PARKER J. P. STUART T H. J. PETERSON GERTRUDE TISDALE Q H. D. PICKENS CHARLES E. THOMAS g, . A MARY THERESA POE AMELIA THOMPSON A A MARY PULLEY MARGARET TRIBBLE 1 LYNDA RAMEY THAD VANN R. F. RIVERS J. F. WALKER ANNA M. ROBERTS NEVA WALL CECIL A. ROGERS HENRY T. WARE R. E SCHWARTZ MARY LOU WATKINS HUBERT A. SHANDS W. H. WEATHERSBY BEEDIE SMITH BERT WILKINS P ID MQID QPLQIDLYZIDLYZH, IL ,li ibk lbwlibkyif ib 0314iQZ4!LQ4DXQiPLQ4l!1ilX!2!M14!, ,il iFWZ!lWZ!!EZiM24lQ1il!Z4lLQ!lL!Z!i, JL JL JL Jl lll, ,IW,!lWZ!!!24lXQ4!kf2lM2lMi4?kA Senior C ass x ' I Q x 4 Y ,XX Xu' WNOKQNM I f I kb ,ij-I f V V V - A 1 W my, I I , I DANIEL J. FAIRLEY - - - - Plvsiflwzf ZED FOUNTAIN - - - - Vz'ce-P1'esz'deInt LEONESE ROBINSON - - - - Secrefa1'y-Treasu1'01' CLOYD VAN HOOK - - Sfilfkllf Cmmcil RCfjJi'6H67Ifflfl'l'l' JAUNITA SIMMONS - ------- Rf-pwtw' 0 , I I W ll in h 0 n M25xK2lULS2z1IM22MMx2l1HJLSZlMMLX2EB MHIMMMMMZMMMMMMMMMMHMLUKXUUI JUNIOR CLASS A V ,rv .MM , 1 L ' 4 Q . , , I . , , . Umww 5V5?5'f 3F'm1f'1Y I' -- -'Q f -M --' -- PAT THOMAS - - - Presidem' JANIE GRADY - - - - Vz'c'e-Presiflevzt JEFFIE WINDHAM - - - Secrefary-Treuszn'er Ailflllli Ill? ' DIXIE STANDIFER - - ---- Reporter N 75 NfEWi91F51FENFBNlT91F lialf if ii ii Q if if WMF if U30 WMF i 17' Q 060564154 W SOP!-IOMORE CLASS w I l A 3 N x N A I 4 LEONARD LOWREY - - - - - President STATIA MCNEESE - - - - Vice-President KAY GRIMES - - - - - - Secretary-Treasurer EMMA HUDSON - - Student Council Representative I 'IBN QXIF WAIF U lf H6050 15615515 lf iffiilf 15' 'if 15lf 1F 15090 if li 1F iF4lF'5iFf 71FEW M 4 i FRESHMAN CLASS H XSYNmlMlKUEKMK1KlKEKEKHUXKlH Q3YxJX X :ia .., 1 Si i MN -NV' - ., 'MA QQ I LOUIEL BROWN - - - Pl'GNI.fIfl1f GLADYS RAE SMITH - - - Sf'C'l'l'fCII'jl-TlfflxllVCI' JACK GANDY - - - irc-Prcsz'du1z' CLIFTON MOORE - SfzulwzfCmmc-1'IR41m'xv11fc1fiz'v H11 lF lf. IFMEBXIF ' 1 ll ll ll IWIIVII IW!! g ll ll Il ll Il Il ll i Il ll ll?ll ll Il Il ll lilly MISSISSIPPI SOUTI-IER I 950 Q. gl.. Q Q My book, HOW TO GET YOUR MAN-AND KEEP HIM, was a best seller almost im- mediately, and lecture invitations began to pour in. I thought of my Alma Mater Mississippi Southern, and what a hard time the poor girls had. I instructed my manager to write for an engagement. The surprising reply came: We need your series of lectures, but for the boys, not the girls. We have about five times as many boys as girls, and the boys get awfully discouraged. This made me stop and think. Evidently things had been happening at Mississippi Southern in a big way. I l0St no time in finding out. 4 gf, : When I arrived at the enormous neon sign Mississippi Southern, I boldly en- tered the campus. I just as boldly started looking for the administration building. In five minutes I realized that I was lost. Never had I seen such an imposing array of buildings. Very timidly I asked a student how to go. Really, I remarked, I didn't know that Mississippi Southern had grown so. I was graduated from here in 194O. What!', he said in a shocked tone. Mississippi Southern gets national publicity. We won the Rose Bowl game this year. 'Tm sorry, I excused myself humbly, but I've been traveling all over the world the past few years, and I haven't kept up with everything. The student graciously offered to take me on a tour of the campus. I stared with open mouth, and could only shake my head and murmur weakly, Five dormi- tories for girls and nine for men, besides sorority and fraternity houses. When I was just about to tell my friend that I was getting cross-eyed, he sug- gested that we go to chapel. We sat in the back of the huge auditorium packed with students. I heard a voice repeat, A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. I looked more closely, I had not made a mistake. It was Dr. George. My new friend whispered in my ear, He has had offers from every large school in the country, but he prefers to stay at Mississippi Southern. Looking around I saw familiar faces - Dr. Walker and Dr. Weathersby, Dr. Peterson, and the rest-but I saw no women teachers that I recognized. I asked about it after chapel. Dr. Lowrey informed me that only a year or two after I grad- uated all of the women teachers got married. The shocks of the day had been too much. I quietly fainted. -FRANCES WALTHALL. llglf lfgllgllgll ll Q f il lf li lf ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll l ll ll ll llalla 9 ll ll ll9ll ll l ll llell ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll llflwll ll lwll ll 'L ll 9.0 0 Sept. 19-School opened today. After a long lazy summer I was really glad to get back to work. But best of all was seeing all the old students and getting ac- quainted with the new ones. The fact that some of the new ones are good looking doesn't make any difference-much. Sept. 29-First football game of the season with Troy Teachers. There were so many gorgeous new fall outfits scattered about that I had a hard time looking at the ball game. Incidentally, we won. Oct. 1-I can hardly believe it's true. When the boys move into the new dor- mitory, Forrest County Hall is going to be a Senior Dormitory. Hurrah! Oct. 10-They say it will be only a few days until we move. Oct. 15-Will move next week. Oct. 22-Slight delay. Will move next week. Oct. 29-Another delay. Will move next week. Nov. 1-We moved today! Such a job. When everything was moved I just sat down on top of everything. I didn't feel that I could move for a week. The boys govled day before yesterday. They have a queer name for the dormitory- The oc . Nov. 4-We just had time to straighten everything up a little for Homecoming today. Wish Homecoming came more often. Everybody was here. Nov. 23-Thanksgiving holidays. Dec. 15-Began worrying about what to give people for Christmas. If I only knew what I was going to get, it would simplify the matter enormously. Dec. 18, 19-Examinations. Deep groan expresses my feelings. Dec. 19-Christmas holidays begin - Rest at last. Jan. 2-Return to school very reluctantly. Feb. 2-Legislature voted to change the name from State Teachers College to Mississippi Southern College. We felt that it called for some kind of celebration, and promptly voted a half-holiday. Our rejoicing was brought to a rude ending when Mississippi Hall caught on fire. Trunks and clothes were rushed from the building. Girls sitting around with their belongings looked like refugees after a Mississippi River Flood. What a day! Feb. 29-It didn't mean a thing at Mississippi Southern, but it only comes every four years, so I put it down. March 19-Don't exams come around in a hurry! But I can stand it because to- morrow, ----- March 20, after exams are over I can leave for spring holidays. And I have a brand new hat to show off in the Easter parade. March 25-Back to school and Gone With the Wind. I'm going to see it if I have to miss all my meals. April 3-Legislators visited Mississippi Southern. We were all on our very Inst behavior. All of May-Such beautiful weather that I couldn't study or work. Bad case of spring fever. May 31-Good bye to Mississippi Southern. Remark-I notice on reading through my diary that about half of the memor- able dates are the beginning of holidays. But after all. don't we go to school so that we can have holidays? illQllLill5ll 'il ll li li lfbli li ll lllill ll ll lfail llwll ll ll llkw ! l ll llLQllWZlW 3 IWJLWL HWY ll IW!! 090 ll9ll ll ll9!Wll?ll ll?ll9ll ll ll ll, ll ll lil SONNET More wise than he who once, in days of old In far, strange lands where crouching dragons lay, Sought mid the perils great of night and day, l So eagerly, the fabled fleece of gold, In perfect safety in our peacefold fold, Seek we a nobler, Greater treasure, yea, Seek we the wealth whose worth none may gainsay, Increasing knowledge, love, and spirits bold. Pray that we cheapen not our vision bright, Pray that we may to such a quest be true, Increase our zeal for every task assigned, And give us faith to battle for the right, Nor let us shirk whate'er we find to do, So may We conquor and our guerdon find. -NEKA CAMMON-1928. 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DICKEY - - - RITA JORDAN - ' THEO JONES - Student Body Secretary President of Student Body - Second Vice-President - First Vice-President CLIFTON MOORE POPE HUFF - - EMMA HUDSON PAT THOMAS - CLOYD VAN HOOK Freshman Representative - - Head Cheer Leader Sophomore Representative - Junior Representative - Senior Representative 'WMF iiblfslfaifalf if if WMF if 9919060 fwu n n n STUDENT PRINTZ STAFF SEATED R TO L BURLEY H. MCGRAW ------- Editor VIOLA CARROLL - - - Associate Editor LEONARD LOWREY ------ Sports Editor STANDING R TO L W'ITHOUT PICTURE DANIEL FAIRLEY - - CHAR-LES SMITH - - FRANCES WALTHALL JEFFIE VVINDHAM - EVELYN GANDY - - Business Manager - News Editor - News Editor - - Art Editor Feature Writer JANIE GRADY - Reporter HAZEL STUMBAUGH Feature Writer DIXIE STANDIFER Reporter CATHERINE BRELAND - - Reporter ROBERT S. LEIGH Reporter EMMETT MCAULAY - Associate Business Manager GERALD ADAMS Reporter HOWARD MCCARLEY Local Distribution KAY GRIMES - Reporter GREYSON MESSER - - - - VI.'l'1g DOROTHY HARDY Reporter 1 ru H FACULTY ADVISORS DR. H. D. PICKENS MISS CORA WEBB BASS DR. H. A. SHANDS CHRISTIAN FEDERATION CABINET Q MvWw.,,,..-nv OFFI CE PS VIOLA CARROLL C12 an man THEO JONES Vzce Chaz: man FRONT ROW BACK ROW VIVIAN LBHATTE LOU BALL Recreatlon Charm School DR H D PICKENS POPE I-IUFF ROBERT LEIGH NORMAN SUGGS MISS LYNDA RAMEY Q C ROBERTS JR CHARLES SMITH JEFFIE WINDHAM Mld Week Vespers VIOLA CARROLL JEAN JONES Chalrman Courtesy MARY MAUDE THETFORD B S U LOIS NELSON SARAH BELLE HEARD JOE STROUD Chez Nous Arrangements Deputatlon JEANETTE COLEVIAN LEONARD LOWREY THEO JONES Vlce Chauman ZED FOUNTAIN Muslc ANSEL GUNTER Orlentatxon IRMA CHAMBERS Faculty Advisor Chrlstlan Endeavor Mxd Week Vespers Weqley F'ounda,t1on Faculty Advlsor Forluns Pubhcxty Mlnxsterlal Assoclatxon Recreation Town Boys YIYZYIKBIZSIIYZSIIZZAIIZZXIIEEZZSIIIZHKIIKIIEEXYIIZEEZIIEYIKSIIIEZXKSIHSIKEIKEYEKEKIIZEEIIETIKSIXEIK II II IIQII IIQIIAIIA L WITHOUT PICTURES Q 2 4 , Ei 1 1 f ive f f 1 4 5 5 Q 5 our 2 5 5 5 5 5 4 5 sw jlwjlIKWIIKWIIKWIIKWIIWJIIKQJIIQVIIKQII IIE!ILQIILEIIM!INZIIMIIQIIQIIQIIQZIIQZII ,IILPZIMill!!!IMIQMIIQZIIQZIIMIMIILQIIMIILQIIWIIKWIIKWHQJ Q7 kW'W71kW'W7' U19 The purposes of the Student Chiistian Federation ale to promote Christian leadeiship. co-oidinate and unify the 1e- ligious development of the college communlty to lelate the students to the churches of theii choice to provlde foi the in- dividual channels fo1 noi ship and self-explession and to dis- covei the practical iesouices of ieligion for the solution of campus and personal problems. The Work of the Christian Federation is done largely through a group of elected officers, representatives of the various denominations, and the following committees: Ves- STUDENT CHRISTIAN FEDERATION pers, Music, Publicity. Charm School, Recreation, Courtesy, Junior-Senior Forum. Deputations, Off Campus Club for Girls, Ministerial League. The Christian Federation is financed by the profits made from Wimpy's, the campus store. IIQIIQII II II I li ll ll ll libli lf 5 'II IAIIAII II II II II II Il ll li l? IIMIAII li vgvilvugofha 1 ss v n v n .n v li v mn v ll G ll v was v ll ll v ll wi ll!2ll li l Ql !2llLQlL !lLQ!l!2!lQZ!iQjlb!ZlNIMH!l!2ll!1lMillwllwjiwltyliwllwllwjllwllwllwllwyliQ ew DEBATE CLUB BOBBY BULLARD EVELYN GANDY HAZELINE Wooo DR. R. G. LOWREY FIRST ROW Dr. R. G. Lowrey i'i'Bobby Bullard MEve1yn Gandy : f'Haze1ine Wood 'Gera1d Adams OFFICERS SECOND ROW Mary White i'iDu1cie Davidge :tAnnie Louise Long WITHOUT Rita Jordan HfArthe1le Kelly Mildred Cagle K' :kDIQT'l lb6l'S Varsity Tea THIRD ROW iBi1ly Dearman HMartha Houston :H:Bryce McMahan C. Roberts PICTURES Rebecca Walker Fay Adams Beryl Foster - - - Presidem' - - Vice-Presidevzz' Sec1'eta1'y-T1'easu1'e1' - - - - - Coach FOURTH ROW Mwarner Gill Robert Leigh :tF1o1'ence Robertson ik Martin 1VICL61'1d0I'1 ITIS 'Mem bers Freshman Teams ' illlkQ0Q7llK?1lwjlPLQQXQQPLHQILQQlwllikwllkwllkqlQQQQKfjllkwllfjlmjlPQZQQZEQZQHLQQQZ4!XQlKQQXQ!lwjllkwllkwilkwllwlllfjllwllPWZQQZQQZ!P!Z!'KW4lKW'lWfUKW KW'lWY'lKW'KW W 'KW G1 ,rw ,u DULCIE DAVIDGE BOBBY BULLARD MARTHA HOUSTON Champion Extemporaneous Speakei 1940 EVELYN GANDY HAZELINE WOOD DR. R. G. LOWERY Womens State Champions-1940 The Debate Club during the year has sent teams to compete in the Millsaps Invitational Tournament, the Mid-South Tournament at Arka- delphia, Arkansas, and Louisiana-Texas Tournament at Natchitoches, Lou- isiana. The club was host for the tournament of Mississippi Intercollegiate Forensic Association in Hattiesburg. Representatives reach final or semi-final rounds except at Louisiana- Texas Tournament. The varsity womens teams consisting of Evelyn Gandy, Hazeline Wood, Dulcie Davidge, and Martha Houston, won first place in the Mississippi Forensic Tournament with seven wins and one loss-the best record attained by any college team in the tournament. R. L. Bobby Bullard was the winner in the Extemporaneous Speaking contest of the same tournament, 19-10. Mary White took first place in the state Women's oratory, 1939. and second place in 1940. Arthell Kelly took third place in men's orations, 1940. Coach gy all if tial? W WF NM WAFA J! !!9!lV!!LW!l9119!l9!lV!lW1!W!l9!!9!lL!7!l il9!l9!l9!W!W!L9,il9!l il ,il9MWM1!Mi!lLQ!!k!2!lLQ1M2il!2!lX!Z!lkwilkiilyiiMilk?MiilLQi!!7!!!Z!!LQi?!2!MQN ' THE SOUTI-IERNER STAFF Q. C. ROBERTS. JR. ---------------- Iflutfjl' J. NORMAN SUGGS - - - Associczte Editor BRYCE MCMAHAN - - - Business Maimger STANDING L TO R SEATED L TO R CHARLES SMITH ------- Organization DELTA EASOM ------- - FeatL1i'eS J. NORMAN SUGGS - - - Associate Editor JAMIE ALDERMAN - - - Classes Q. C. ROBERTS. JR. - ---- Editor CATHLEEN CLEARMAN ----- - Classes BRYCE MCMAHAN - - Business Manager WITHOUT PICTURE LEONARD LOWREY - - - - - Ath1etiCS FRANCES WALTHALL ------ Features FACULTY ADVISORS DR. R. A. MCLEMORE, Chairman P PROP. S. TRUMAN LEWIS DR. R. G. LOWREY 1 nm J J W il lk,ZKJZKZESQZIUZIKZEKHKZIKEKNIEKEKEEZUEZHHILZJIHKZJXZKEKZHXKEKHKEKNKHBWUKQKEKlH mm 1 RECREATIONAL COUNCIL JOE STROUD P1 eszdenf FXFCUTIVF COUNCIL ALFOPD EATON PIKJUIUHZS ARTHELL KELLY Fmance BYRLE HOOD Publzczfu LOIS NELSON boczal Center Sponsor VIVIAN LEHATTE P 4 -ldz STANDING REAR STANDING CENTER Ruth Martln Byrle Hood Vlvlan LeHatte Marx Maude Thetfoxd Statla McNeese Ch11st1ne Husbands LOIS Nelson J J Pulllam Rlta Jordan A1 thell Kelly C1'1l1St1D8 RISBI KNEELING WITHOUT PICTURES Salah Flances Gxanbelry Flanees Walthall Joe Stloud Zed Fountam Mlldled Cagle Mu Halt JEIIIIC Gxady Emmd Hudson 1r if IPM IPM If if if 0 'N I I ' Q' , ! .1 w fx ' . if f 4' . , I , I I 'sg .A jx' lfiik 'Lf-'N ,, Q ' 4, , i .1 , 4 h-,lrk,,,I, - Y - ' 1 I 1 b - ---.-..-- . I . I. A - - - IV. . . . .J 'ism' J 3 . . . . .. . . . C Alford Eaton Charles Smith V W ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA W 53' 'QS 2534! 93 RUTH MARTIN - STATIA MCNEESE - MARY SUE Cos - - - MARY LOUISE BARKSDALE JEANETTE COLEMAN - - BEBE NEWCOMB - - CLARICE ICE - - MISS MARY PULLY - FIRST ROW Marcelle Davis Lib Langdon Nell Edgar Jessie Mae Furr Cecile Glen Dickson SECOND ROW Bebe Newcomb Laverne Howorth Lois Nelson Jeanette Coleman Marjorie Williamson Frances Felder 'F THIRD ROW Miss Mary Pully Mary Louise Barl-:sdale Clarice Ice Annie Haughey Carter Marjorie Landes Mickey King Ruth Martin A A--10s. Avis - - President . - Vice-P1 esident - - Sec: etafr y - T reasw er - - - - Repootcvr Collegiate Repo? tm - - - - Clzlaplain - Sponsm FOURTH ROW Katheryn Robbins Mable Turrnan Matty Lynn Smith Evelyn McNeese St2 tia McNeese Annie Louise Brown Evelyn Hocutt WITHOUT PICTURES Mai Flowers Pace Thelma Williamson Clarice Sherman Ludie Monk Helen Jones Mary Sue Cox ll llall llallalfall J. ' V f 3 -Q: fx: -,f , ', V Y I iv -V Q sl .',. V -.V' v V In 8 .WJ H X I ,, zz. .:.v E If , 1 ::.lee I 7 VYIVI, Ir 5 , ' 'L S lzk N , W X E . Q v A i A S X N A ig cy fi I I Q 3 Q I Q Q QV M I 'O 5. Q VJQZQWI f,,, 1 is-Si ,AQ 'I mai G wi 90510 ll ii ll 9' 'W 41 ZZIMMSUM ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Beta Delta of Organized 1937 Alpha Sigma Albha COLORS: Crimson and White Sept. 22. ' Sept. 25. I IXov. 4. I lXov. 5-11. Nov. 8-9. Nov. 11. Nov. 15. I Nov. 17. Dec. 15, A Feb. 4. l E T l I l i Feb. 14. Q Feb. 24. l V l l ,. it March 25. I April 10. l E First Cabinet Meeting. First Meeting of Sorority. Homecoming! Alpha Sig's Float was a Toast to Alumsf' Rush Week! Pan Hellenic Tea at Dr. and Mrs. George's Home. Rush Parties. Alpha Sig Nautical Party and Spaghetti Supper at Pickwick Cafe. Second Pledge Service. Two Girls Were Pledged. Founder's Day Program and Celebration. First Pledge Service. Fifteen Girls Were Pledged. Christmas Party. Initiation Service for Sixteen Girls. St. Valentine Celebration. Initiation Banquet in Venetian Room at Forrest Hotel. Guests were: Dr. and Mrs. J. B. George, Dr. and Mrs Lowrey, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Miss Ramey. Patron- esses: Mrs. Harry McArthur and Mrs. George Den- ham. Election of New Officers. Initiation Service for Marjorie Williamson and Coca-Cola Party for Initials. Installation Service. The Plans for the Two Remaining Months Are: SCARLET O'HARA BALL ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA PICNIC DAY CELEBRATION V ZZllKElKEBSZ2l5.XZHZZI'.M'lX2ZlXEl2HK2HlX2llX2lIlSZ.l!Z1EZl!i Il JL ll AL l i l l l F 5 I E E T' MARY LOUISE BRADLEY - - - Pl'6Sid67lt ANN BROADUS - - - - Vice-President DOROTHY SUE YEATES - - Treasurer K JEANNE ROBINSON - ---- Secretary JANE SCHAFER - - - Sergeant-at-A1'ms MARGARET CRAFT - - - - - - Reporter Miss AVON LEE BLAKELY - Sponsor FIRST Row SECOND Row Jane Schafer Mildred Otis Margaret Craft Annetta Walker Dorothy Sue Yeates Marguerite Burkhalter Miss Blakely Kate Rollin Mary Louise Bradley Edna Rollin Ann Broadus Nellie Ruth Wilkins Jeanne Robinson THIRD ROW Billie Sue Brent Mailande Walker Evelyn Gandy Jaunita Chapman Florene Alford iialiali Q 5 if All Q if l eli WMF if if if ifalialiall M550W19lWll9llLWlWll9ll9lWll7!l!ZlWll9ll9ll llell ll ,ll ll ll ',ll9!l9llXQll9ll9ll9ll!Zll7ll'V!l909119119llV!l9llVll7ll llfllill 09 N DELTA SIGMA 1 .if lx ,f ik -551.2 2 ORGANIZED 1938 COLORS: Green and White FL0wERg Pink Rose Nov. 6. Nov. 10. Nov. 20. Dec. 10. Feb. 16. Feb. 23. March 1. March 9. . March 16. May 4. E Formal Tea at the Home of Miss Avon Lee Blakely. Get-to-Gether-Games at Wimpy's. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Ware were the Honorees. Pledge Services for the Rushees of the Fall Quarter, Cli- maxed by a Visit to the College Pharmacy. Members Attended Services at Main Street Methodist Church and Dined at Pickwick Cafe. Initiation Services for the Fall Quarter Pledges at the Home of Miss Avon Lee Blakely. Miss Jo Calhoun of Louisiana Normal College National Chapter was Hon- or Guest. Bridge Games at the Home of Miss Avon Lee Blokely. VVeiner Roast at Pine Haven Lodge with Guests. Honoring Winter Quarter Pledges: Sunrise Breakfast and Hike to Pine Haven Lodgeg Lunch at Grey's Cafeg Afternoon at the Moviesg and Hill-Billy Square Dance at the Social Center. Pledge Services for the Winter Quarter Rushees. Presentation of a Three-Act Play, Professor, How Could You! llallalleli ll if if ll lf li 6415506 1 i ivivi in il il il il i il ilLYZ!l il !l?il il il il iWil il il il il il il il ilwl il ilwl il new ilk?7ilKE' MU OMEGA MILDRED CAGLE - - - - Pres'zident BERYL HC-OD ---- - - Vice-President EULA MAE FLEMMING - FRANCES BARRON - - SARAH LLOYD GUNN - FIRST ROW Jaquiline Foxworth Billie VVhite Mary Dorsette Beverly Sykes Jeanne Wilkins Jessie Morrison Mildred Cagle Lee Simmons Jo Harvey MEMBERS SECOND ROW Eula Mae Flemming Mildred Tew Frances Barron Edith French Sarah Lloyd Gunn Adelaide Pope OTHER MEMBERS Hazel Watkins Ruth Edwards Sec-1'eta1'y-T1'eas1u'e1 - Grade R6C07'fl6l - - - Reportei THIRD ROW Elizabeth Hopper Elliot Ivy Margaret Ellen Smith Beryl Hood Eleanor Forbes Lucile Lewis Edith Harrigal IQZIIKIIKIW lfelf il 3l Fl 'llwllyilKH!HQ!lwillkwlkqllwillwllwllkwllwlMillkwlMjllkfjllLQllMiMZ!KE!MZ!BQ!AQ!MZ!MZ!lLQll!lllQZll!2ll!Z!l!Z!lLQllL!Z!lL!Z!lLQ!!LQ!l V ll 9 ll 7 Q! 9 il V ll 7 0 7 Q! V sz V li V HX MU OMEGA l ,, -41 X, l 4 GRGANIZED 1937 COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: Carnation MOTTO: We Will Keep Faith l Nov. 6. Rushee Dance at the Gym. Nov. 9. Party for Rusliees. Nov. 20. Pledge Party and Initiation. Dec. 4. Homecoming' Buffet Supper for Alumni. Jan. 12. Dance for Pledges in Social Center. March 15. Breakfast at Jessie NlO1'1'lSOI1,S. il March 30. Formal Dance with Dudley McBeebe and His Mississippi State Collegians. I l f N31 EW? 'lf 5 If 5 lf A If if J IW!! llflwllfllill ll l ll llfll ll ll ll ll? Wlwll 095 IW!! ILFJLWWIL ll9ll9ll9lWll9lL ll M970 I SIGMA SIGMA SIGM A MARY WHITE - DOROTHY HARDY - DIXIE STANDIFER - ETHEL EDWARDS - - SUE Cook - - STANDING Eva Lehmann Margaret Herron Katherine Jordan Carmel Louise Clanton Dulcie Davidge Hazel Overall Frances Shook Rita Jordan Gladys Rae Smith Peggy Bayne Laird L TO R Sue Cook Dorothy Hardy Mary White Dixie Stanedifer Anita Sutter Lucy Rich Cragin Catherine Verdel Hattie Pearl Walker Annie Dean Henson Tetelle Topp - - -President - - - Vice-President - - Recording Secretary - Corresporadirzg Secretary - - - - - Treasurer SEATED L TO R Clothilde Kinch Annie Louise Long Irene Ogburn Clara Spencer Eller Ethel Edwards Kay Grimes WITHOUT PICTURES Carolyn Landrum Velma Kilpatrick lfalf Milf lf lf li l? IF F li ll ll ll ll lf ll lf lf ll li ll ll lf ll lf lf llelf ll ll l M !Zll!Zll!1llMl1!2il!Zl1Mll!1ll ll ll ll ll 0911 ll ll ll ll ll ll v ll W11, MSM 1 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA 5,5 1 Fi ll . 1 1-11111111.11 .ax if Y n 1 Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Sigma of Sigma Sigma Sigma Founded 1918 Founded 1937 JEWEL: Pearl COLORS: Purple and White FLOWER: Violet MOTTO: Faithful Unto Death The year has been an exceedingly busy one for the members and pledges of Tri Slg lncluding a Shipwreck Dance, a Buffet Sup- per Dance a Weiner Roast at the country home of Miss Cora Webb Bass a Sunrlse Breakfast at Pme Haven Lodge, a Penny Carnival, the Annual Founders Day Banquet, and a Stardust Ball. An out- standlng event was the short visit of the National President of Sigma 1 E , . . 1 , P Sigma Sigma, Mabel Lee Walton. C sell llall llallall llall ll ll lfali ll ll WMF lF lF ll ll llmll li ll Il IWIMZIL IW!!! Q SIGMA Tl-IETA KAPPA I I I 1 SARAH FRANCES GRANBERRY - - - President SARAH JOE KELLY ---- 1 - V'Z.C6-PI'68ffCIG7lf EMMA HUDSON - - Secretary y NANCY BROWN Treas'zzI'eI' V JANIE GRADY - ---- Reporter SUSAN PRICE - - - Sergecmt-a,t-A1'ms J UANITA SIMMONS - - - - - Histor:-zmz, l MISS ANNA M. ROBERTS - - Sponsor MEMBERS FIRST ROW-Nancy Brown, Garland Campbell, Emily Olson, Susan Price, Kate Land I Smith, Sarah Frances Granberry, Claudia Foxworth, Mary Franklin Moore. SECOND ROfW-Mac Hart, Carolyn Gibson, Sybil Berry, Nelline Case, Juanita Simmons, Billie Sue Elfert, Kayte O'Neal. THIRD ROW-Christine Husbands, Betty McLaughlin, Augusta Huff, Emma Huison, Nina Pope, Joyce Robinson, Mary Petty, Grace Powell. FOURTH ROW-Virginia Donald, Delia Eason, Miss Anna Roberts, Barbara Price, Sara Joe Kelly, Janie Grady. MEMBERS WITHOUT PICTURES I Reba Berry Katye Foote Jimmie Plumber I-Iazeline Wood 1911 Angmegwii nw ll gi 41 1171 it JLGJL it il it 41 2 SIGMA THETA KAPPA 'I -lvl 'luui 4 1 -1 I -.4 gi, Qgkya ' - 4 E . 1 .4 W ao ' 4 ' 1 , 1' ORGANIZED 1936 i COLORS: Blue and White I FLOWER: Rose 1 E 1 Oct. 27. Hamburger Supper given by Miss Roberts.. 1Nov 4. Homecoming Tea. . Rush Party at Katty Foote 's. Nov 11. Rush Dance-Formal. Dec 1 Sigma Theta Kappa and K. A. T. Weiner Roast. an Party for Mrs. Kate Land Smith. Feb 5 10. Pledge Hell-Week. Program in Campus Store. Fe 10. Annual Banquet at Forrest Hotel. Fe 2 . Tea given at Mrs. Scan1an's. March 8. Sigma Theta Kappa-K. A. T. Dance. IQW lFQNiiE6NFQii if 1FIlY51EZiHEK A ii li i ii ii ifaiiaihii iigigii' 1 i Nov. 7 A . 2. 1 J .15. il 1 , - b. H b. 4 1 1 1 xi f .f 'ml 0909595 in ll ll ll ll ll ll ovlvi ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll will Wil Wil le 9ll?!l ll ll ks' KAPPA ALPHA TAU ORGANIZED l934 a, COLORS: Black and Silver ZED FOUNTAIN - LOUIE SPINKS - LEONARD LOWERY - ED DEVER - - FRANK WEST - SITTING James Thoms Leonard Lowrey Louie Spinks Zed Fountain Frank West Ed Dever Pete Bailey Dayton Curtis ls: E -39 KNEELING Claude Hewitt Charles McGregor Duncan Matheson Otto Montgomery, Jr Arthell Kelly Louie Brown John Drennon OTHER MEMBERS fi 'Q P1 eszdenf Vzce P1 eszdent Sem etaz y T1 easm ei Scube Sezgecmt atA1m9 STANDING Mori is Howell Howard Gilliam Foster Tisdale Bryce McMahan Theron Lynd Joe McMahan H D Buchanan Fred McDaniel Bufford Brannon John C. Bryant Bobby Bullard Reed Meadors Ira McDowell Sidney Parker Tommy Ross Devon Turner vlf lf lf lilfill lf ll lf lf lf lf lf lf lfilf lf ll UQWQUQU if UQ 5 - S 11 new, ,Q 11115111 ,11L?Z119111!11W11 11 11 I ORGANIZED 1937 COLORS' Red and Black FLOWER: Red Rose SCHOLARSHIP! LEADERSHIP! FELLOWSHIP! PATRIOTISM! 5 E KAPPA PHI SIGMA F 1-1--. J. J. PULLIAM, JR. - - - - - Presiflelzf BENNIE FRANK SIMMONS - - - Vice-President EDWARD CARTLIDGE - - - Secretar'y-Treasurer DORSEY TREVILLION - ------- Sergeant-at-Arms Q. C. ROBERTS, JR. - - Illztei'-Fraternity Council Represeozfative 1 RITA JORDAN - - ------ F1'ater'nz'fy Szveetlzearf 1 W. T. BARKSDALE - - - Faculty Sponsor CHARLES SMITH - - - - Reporter FIRST ROW J J Pulliam Jr Bennie Frank Simmons, Edward Cartlidge, Dorsey Tre- v11l1on Charles Smith W1l11am Leggitt Norman Suggs, Alvin Stephens, Roy Dorman. Jack Kolb Billy Deaiman Bill Colliel Thomas Dawson, Edwin Beardon, Lex Braine. THIRD ROW Robert Leigh Russel Ratcliff Leon Powell. Miss Rita Jordan. Jack Mc- Devitt Gerald Adams Q C Robeits JI Billy Meadows. n '515 15 15 15a15a15Q15a15 15A15 15 Q 15615 1 E 15' 15515615615 1531615 15615 15615 1010561551551 MEMBERS 5 SECOND ROW-Clinton Doolittle, Jack Montgomery, T. T. Beeman. Ted Scarborough, f I II II II II IIFII IL I M. ESTI-IER ROGERS I-IGIVIE ECQNGIVIICS CLUB I S Z III I I I I I I I I I I nl SQ I I I I .,-f OFFICERS MAC HART - - - - - Preszdent DOROTHY BRELAND Vice-P1'eside1zt I STATIA MCNEESE - - - Seca-etofry MAGGIE STARRETT - - T1-easfm-er HELEN NORSWORTHY - - Reporter Miss PEARL CAMPBELL - Sponsor JUANITA SIMMONS P1 ogmm Clzcmman I - - - - - - - - - - - ' ' , ' W 'QEYQEEYFETIIZKIISIIAII IIAIFAIIAII IF II IIAII IIQIIAII IIAII IIAIIAII IV F II5IIAII'5'IIAII9II IIBIIAII II AII II II II II IIAIIQIIKSIIZSYIFQIIZNIII II I il ll ll il ll ll ll ll ll ll il il IL ll ll il ll ll JL ll L il ll ik !W1W!l9!l9!l ILVIMVJWIL ll7iW!L9iWil9il7!1V!l l ' M. ESTI-IER ROGERS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FAY ADAMS DOT ALFORD LUCILE ALSWORTH LENNIE MAE ATWOOD MARY LOUISE BARKSDALE MILDRED BASSETT CLEO BEATY EUNICE BIRD JANICE BRADLEY BILLIE SUE BRENT MARY ELIZABETH BRINKLEY NELLIE BROCK ANNIE LOUISE BROWN NANCY BROWN BONNIE BESS CARPENTER LORANE CARR JULIA CARTER JUANITA CHAPMAN HAZEL COX CECILE DICKSON MARY DORSETT DELIA EASOM ETHEL EDWARDS MARGARET EDWARDS MARGARET EVERITT BONNIE FORD MARJORIE FRITH MISS PEARL CAMPBELL E MEMBERSHIP WILMA GADDIS BROWNIE GRAHAM EFFIE LOIS GREEN JOICE GREEN MAC HART EVELYN HOCUTT MARY JENKINS ELIZABETH LANGDON EVA LOUISE LEHMANN LORIS MAJURE HELEN MANTON DOROTHY MATHEWS STATIA MCNEESE MARY FRANKLIN MOORE RACHEL MOORE IRENE MYRES MYRA MYRES LA RUE NANNY FRANCES NICKOLSON HELEN NORSWORTHY KATIE O'NEAL MILDRED OTIS MARY PETTY ADELAIDE POPE NINA POPE GRACE POWELL JUSTINE REA FACULTY MEMBERS CHRISTINE RISER FLORAMAE ROBERTSON JEANNE ROBINSON LEONESE ROBINSON KATE ROLLIN GERALDINE RUTHERFORD MARY EVELYN SHELTON JUANITA SIMMONS ALLETHA JANE SMITH VIRGIE SMITH MAGGIE RUTH STARRETT MARY FRANCES STILES RUTH STILES MRS. MARIAN STEWART MRS. ANNIE MAE STRUP BILLIE THIGPEN ELLIE TOUCHSTONE CATHERINE VERDEL LODENA WAGGONER ANNETTA WALKER LAURA WEST MRS. BEATRICE WIGGS THELMA WILLIAMSON DIXIE WILLIS FLORENCE VVILLS JEFFIE WINDHAM MRS. G. C. WOODRUFF MISS THOMPSON MISS LONG MISS FRITSCHE QI umm : 1r 1v 1r 1r ir 1ra1ra1r 1f 1r lrezr zrauafmmcmffsf ll in il ll ii ii v in v il G ll e is A LP H A M U C HI TETELLE TOPP - - Preszdent WINBORN GURNEY - - Vice-President DOROTHY MOHLER - Secretary-Trreas'zn'er WILMER BOND - - Repo: te: FIRST ROW-Mary Stickney, Winiford Moore 4 and Rexb, Micky King, Maxie King SECOND ROW-Elizabeth Ogletree, Jeannette Coleman, Glyndon Daughdrill, Mary Louise Bradley. THIRD ROW-Margaret Mitchell, Thelma Skipworth, Tetelle Topp, Katherine Breland FOURTH ROW-Winborn Gurney, Dorothy Mohler, Rebecca Walker, Frances Feldei Mary Gardner, Annie Haughey Carter, Wilmer Bond. OTHER MEMBERS-Miss Anna E. George, Mr. Frank E. Marsh. Jr., Mrs. Frank E. Marsh, Jr., Miss Carol Marsh, Miss Theresea Poe, Mrs. D. C. Lee, Mr. Max Mable, Mr. William Keller, Miss Avon Lee Blakely, Miss Eleanor S. Leek, Mr. John McKewen, Miss A P Dorothy Hardy. I lfeli lf FMFMEQJ Mg 4 I D 4 I 1 , jr lg V I I I l i I l . - l , i ' 1 - N l . ' l ' 'J . l l i l Wil 4lW?il?ll?iWil 090 il il il il il ll ll il il ll i ll il ilu il ll il ll iw!! !l9!lV!l9il9!l ll llViWll9!l7!!9!lVll997QQUWQVQK VESPER CHOIR IRMA CHAMBERS - - - Presi.fw1t LEONESE ROBINSON - - - - Vice-P1'esicIe1zt DOROTHY HARDY - - Secretary-Tzcaszcrel' WINBORN GURNEY - BZ!-Sf7Z.C'8S Mcmager JOE GIBSON ---- - Buslzbzess MU7ZCl,fl6'l' KATHERINE BRELAND - - Publicity Manager SOPRANOS-Anna Liesel Broadus. Annie H. Carter, Glyndon Daughdrill, Eula Mae Flem- ing Mary Leila. Gardner. Dorothy Hardy, Nannie Ingram, Maxie King, Marjorie Landes, June Lundy, Anna Lou Meadows, Dorothy Mohler, Winifred Moore, Thelma Oakley, Geraldine Rutherford, Mary Stickney, Mildred Tew, Rebecca Walker, Hazel Watkins. ALTOS Katherine Breland, Agnes Burris, Mary Louise Bradley, Irma Chambers. Frances Felder Janie Grady. Sarah Belle Heard, Carolyn Landrum, Sara Martin, Margaret Mitchell, Grace Reeves, Leonese Robinson, Thelma Skipworth, Jeffie Windham. TENORS Howard Gilliam, Glenn Grice. Maurice Horn. Max Huff, William Leggitt. J B McDevitt, James Sennett, Eigar Wright. BASES Wilmer Bond, Joe Gibson, Winborn Gurney, Robert Leigh, John McKeWen, Ted Scaioorough, Bennie Simmons. James Thoms. STRING SINFONIETTA FIRST VIOLINS SECOND VIOLINS Helen Janet MacDonald Max M. Mable Concertmaster Principal Tetelle Topp NUCKGY King VIOLA VIOLINCELLO William Morgan Keller Eleanor S. Leek Accompanists-Elizabeth Ogletree, Jeanette Coleman l Miss Lynda Ramey-Chaperone 'I 9 lllkiiikwhilikilfllilililfliilf' 'if' 1-l-11-1. ------u0...ug.-g M llvllvll Milf!! ll lwllvlwlll COMMERCE CLUB N 2 1 ff x VERA FREDENDOLL - - President CHARLES SMITH - - - Vice-President EVELYN JONES - - Secrotcmy-Tfreasu,1'er DIXIE STANDIFER - ---- Reporter FORST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH Row Clara Spencer Eller Ezell Harwell Helen Crozier Beryl Foster Lessie Mae Lott Clarice Ice Dee Thornton Irene Parker Mable Turman Jean Jones Sherron Gooch Lynda Pickens Evelyn McNeese Evelyn Ruth Seab Mrs. Lovett Emelie Olson Jessie Mae Furr Clinton Doolittle Norman Suggs Evelyn Jones Zed Fountain Vera Frendendoll Jane Schafer Kathryn Robbins Charles Smith Howard Gilliam Trail TFAIFAIFAIFMFMF H f WMF Hillel? 175090 if ll if ll ll if ll ll if li if if 1551 if VIXQILEZIPLQYIIEQIIQZIIQQII IIHIMZIILQIILQIIQIIILQIIMIIMIIMIIMIILQIIMIIMIIQZII, ,IIMIIMIIMIILHIMZ!IMIILQIIMIIQIIILQIIQZIIQIIIQZIQMIILHQLU, ,lIM!!m!IQ!!,Q'!QZ!!w2!I, I INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB NK 'FX OFFICERS FRANCES WALTHALL PI esldellf GEORGE CURRIE I ace P1 eszdenr VERA FREDENDULL Recmdmg beczetmy NELLIE MAE WILKINS Col IGSIQUIHIIIIQ Sec: eta: If DR R A MCLEMORE Faculty -Idzzsm SEATED Janle Aldexman Thelma Oakley M11dred Ba se t Exelyn Jones Ruth Herxmg Jame Grady STANDING Gerald Adams Ray McCullough Ruth Ma1tm R A McLemore Lo11s MaJure Wllllam L ggltt Robert Lelgh WITHOUT PICTURES T T Be man Gladys Bostxc Bobbv Bullard G OIQG Cur11e Warue1 C1111 Vela Fredendoll G oxge Hall Maxtha Houston Blvce McMahan Beth Powell Magdolyn Powell Lone-na Waggonel Flances Walthall Dons Webb Ne1l1e Mae W lkms Haz lm Wood IIQNIIENI rel: ll ll YIIZXIIZZKIKXIIZZ . 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PULLIAM, JR. --------- - - - Kappa Phi Sigma RUTH MARTIN - - Alpha Sigma Alpha LEDNARD LOWREY - - Kappa Alpha Tau V WITHOUT PICTURE MARY LOUISE BRADLEY ------- - - Delta Sigma Made up of the presidents of the sororities and fraternities of the campus to coop- erate for the b-est interests of the social life of the campus. iikiiimliliiiaiiEY1iZNi9ii'3 1551? If if if if 061750 Silfilfailallalfza Wall' YFENFEW IFMFAWFAQFZNVEYFENYZBW' ll' 'lFElWE5WEWEiifENTEWiEW 'W WI MDE!QM!KWH!!llQi!lEl!lLHilQ1il'QZilkqiwiilkwl ? il 9 il 9 ll 9 il 7 il 9 il 9 it 9 il 9 it 9 it 9 ILQIMZH 7 il 7 ll 7 Milli 7 117 QXHQMZQ 7 IMZIQLQIl!Z!l!2i!QZilLH!!!i!!!1!!LW!!!Z!!XQ!!, CHEZ NOUS ii q i a j ,.,..v--- '-rd,-mid-'Aww LOIS NELSON - - - Presiclent RUTH SUGGS - - - - - - Vice-President A NELLIE MAE WILKINS - - Secretary-Treaszuer i i RUTH HERRING - - ---- Reporter E FIRST ROW-Jane Schafer, Ruth Herring, Lois Nelson, Ruth Suggs, Kitty Thorpe. SECOND ROW-Dee Thorton, Bernice Black, Fay York, Nell Edgar, Claricg Ice, Loyetta Walley. THIRD ROW-Beryl Foster, Helen Crozier, Rebecca Harris, Evangeline Williams, Jaunita Herring, Willa, Deane McMahan, Effie Lois Greene. FOURTH ROW-Evelyn Hocutt, Susan Price, LeVerne Howarth, Joyce Robinson, Lucy Rich Cragin, Verna Fredendoll, Lucile Lewis. Evelyn Jones, Edith Harringiil, Sue Cook, Doris Sanderfer. A club for off-campus girls sponsored by the Student Christian Federation to pro- mote more friendly relations and furth-sr social activities between glrls living on and off the campus. W4 JPEYiEN5 iFESliEKliENF NEW lF lF 'lF lim i? iilliii USU if lfalfn iifili li if iidifaiifgiialf 15150 ii li iii f if ifA,IEYFEWFEYiZii'YSi751fEii -M IIXQIISQIIQII HMI! IIWZIILYZIIXQIIPZIIYZIIQZIIQIIMIIQ5INZIMZIIXQIMZIILQIILQIIQJIIKQII, ,IIQZIIQZIPQIILQIILQIIQIIQZIILQIIEZQQIILQIIMIMZIILQIIQZIIEZIIFJIILQIILQIIEW!! II DINING I-IALL GIRLS FIRST ROW Thelma Oakley Mary Loulse Sm1th Katle Belle Flynt Verla WIIIISOH Margaret Craft Anna Kate Roll1n SECOND ROW Nellle Brock Rosle Evans LIHHIB Mae AtwOod Lucllle Al xandel Edna Rollln Justlne R a Mabdalyn Powell Grace Powell Lodena Waggonex THIRD ROW 'mwlwhlllp-quam, W1llodene Poole Kaine Ruth Moak Mary Jenkms Laura Loul e West D1x1e W1IIlS Merle Jones Wllma Gaddls Bes 16 Mae Allen Josel h ne Lumpkm Qheron Gooch Beulah Stephens Aletha Jane Smlth Hazel Slay Gladys Bostlc Mollle Llde Geraldme Rutherford Grace R eves Vaudl Arant Marjorle Stallmgs MISS Joyce Smlth CD etlcxanb Ann1e Lou Meadows Maroaret Dallas Mary Franklln Moo1e You can hve wlthout alt you can l1ve wlthout books But ClV1I1Z8d man cannot l1ve wlthout cocks They re not the cooks but they are somewhat I I I I I I I I I I I QII I 'Z , I I 'Q I .W I II II I I I I L'Mr'Wwwm I x I I I . D .E . . I If y I . Q 5 v MS. I I . I I I - I ' A3 I .,, . I 6 . i . II responsible for our expanded waistlines. 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'F 2 V3 FIRST ROW L11l1an Holcomb Fay Adams Ceclle Dlxon Annetta Walker Flance Hartf1eld M SECOND ROW Adelaude Pope Dorothy Sue Yeates Hazel Overall Faye York Stella Merle Harper V1lg16 Smlth Louneal Ave1y THIRD ROW Norman Suggs Sarah Lloyd Gunn Clarlce Ice Alvin Stephens Ella Mae Donohue John Carter il likfill !L !! !lXQ!l !l!Z!L !l Ji IEM!lXW!lXY1!l!2!i!1!LLYZ!lXY?!lLY2!i !lL!Z!L !L !L ,!l 991820 ll?!L?!Wil !l9!l9!iM!l9!l ll 099 !iLQ!l?!lLE!i9!W!lQi' ir i J DEIVIOLAY A S EMMETT MCAULAY - -------- Past Junior Councilor GEORGE CURRIE - - - Past Senior Councilor, Past Master Councilor LOUIE BROWN - Past Scribe, Past Senior Councilor, Master Councilor, t Master Councilor of the State of Mississippi it CHARLES MCGREGOR - - Past Junior Councilor, Past Master Councilor l ROY LE DUKE jf I MURRY HURLBERT FORREST MORRIS R I JACK GANDY ---- - Junior Councilor 3 Q MARTIN RAY MCLENDON T I THERON LYND ---- - Treasurer t H. D. BUCHANAN BILL SIGLER - - - Past Treasurer l i is If 15 if lp 15 If 0 li MM VF If 15 If TF UM If if IFZQXIVBNIVENPZNF' 'iiZ3i1iEiIiEiiiiE6i1iENfZ5iiiZ5iIiEiIiA V3 i AVIATION CLASS Standing i HOWARD GILLIAM E Mu nefl 11 Ji AL ll E BUFORD E. BRANNON 1 ZED FOUNTAIN PEGGY BAYNE s HOBBY HAMMOCK 1 ALFORD EATON ELIDJET NICAULEY A S5 5, f Front R0 MURRY L. HURLBERT BILL COLLI-ER 7 WLILOL1! P.CtH1'e - , DEVAUGHN TURNER . .ggi inn- 1 V1 1.-1-1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 .1,111,..-'1.1- 1 1. .1M1.111',1 111,-1 .n1..,...1 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1, 1 1 11m1,.,,1..,,1,...1.,,.1,..41,,,,1,,,.1,,..1 1 1 1,.,,1-5 P!-Il KAPPA Q x ! MEMBERS l Front Row WESLEY CURRY FOSTER TISDALE EMMETT MCAULEY A Back Row L HOWARD GILLIAM X JOTIN CHARLES BRYANT S: CLINTON DOOLITTLE EBQEW Uaiiaifaii ii if if if if li If if If H515 U 0515 if f iii UHF TFMFMFAU 1 L ,QPQZQD 9 ll9 ll 9 ll 9llLQll 9 ll9 i! 9 ll 9 090 9 ll 9ll ll 9 ll 9 ll 9 ll 9 llwll 9 ll 9 ll 9 QLQSL ,ll!1l!Mll!2ilLQll!2llQjl!Q2ilLQllLQ!l!Zll!7llW2llQ1l!M!P,9,4M14!Q1lMZl!Q1!iLQ!lQj4lGj4wy if 'ill WI-lO'S WI-IO In American Colleges and Universities ROW 1 - Daniel Fairley, Sarah Frances Granberry, Burley Mc- Craw. ROW 2-Zed Fountain, Rita Jor- dan, F. J. Dickey. WITHOUT PI CTURE S - Viola Carroll, Frances Walthall. 1' 'FFFFF F F F F ' F n :min , 7 T: .-, , i l n nu n-vnu nn uni nnfnu f, WIC AND MASK CLUB Polly Mclnnis Edith Scott Helen Crozier Lod-ena. Waggoner Grace Powell Josephine Lumpkin Joyce Robinson Floramae Robinson Mac Hart Shultz Nelson Billie Sue Brent Robert Carnes Barbara Hall Ed Dever Christine Husbands Billy Meadows i. I V4 4 i 4 ll 3, ' f,.4 - i f WM , ' , ,zzss I mn 11. .Z.:?':'J ' swf lm 5 Mf '54 if 40.552 .A M we , fsalngqc affif ., WQLWSW , umm! me gm -.ani , sw I ,AM .wa '1 ,Q .gf Mary F. Moore Louie Spinks Joe Stroud JOE STROUD - - - - - - - - President Q ED DEVER - - - - - Vice-President ' JOYCE ROBINSON - - Secretary-Treasurer , Q THELMA OAKLEY - - - ---- Reporter MARY FRANKLIN MOORE -------------- Publicity Miss ALMA HICKMAN fWithout Pictureb -------- Director l Qlllwillkwll llQllLQ!WlW!l?lM1lW!lWlLQ!l9lWllLQ!l9ll QLFIMZH 90 9 ll lUll9!l9!lLQ!l 9 QM!! V!! V!! ll ll V!! 5 ll V ll V ll' ll ' il V ll' !!LQ!!!Z!!LQff!Zr2EU2'X SKETCI-I CLUB SARAH LLOYD GUNN - ---- President JOYCE GREEN - - - - Secrvfary-Treasurer FRANCES SHOOK - ----- Publz'c1'z'y MISS D'OLIVE - - - Spousal' 1 SEATED L TO R STANIDING L TO R I Clothilde Kinch Sarah Lloyd Gunn f Willie V. Barham Dell Hayes E Agnes Burris Katherine Wa1'I'en I Mildred Bassett C160 Beatty l Ruth H91-1-ing Beulah Hannah JOB-ce G1-een Effie Lois Green Thelma Oakley Rebecca Harris Christine Riser Miss Uouve Hazel Cox N l Sli if lf I ll il f il 4 l il e ll I lk v II914Iw1Iw4Wz4IK?4sw1sI llKQ L Z!lEl!l 1!,EAl ! . ll il I G il e li v il e Iwi G I G il G il G il 6 H320 G il G BAND MR. WILLIAM M. KELLER - - - Director JOE HADDAD ---- - - - Drum Major HAZELINE Wooo - - - -I , - - - - Drum Ma,z0Arettes FLORAMAE ROBERTSON - - -W SCHULTZ NELSON - - - - Head Twirler DULCIE DAVIDGE - EVA MEADORS - , - - Tfwzrlers , MARY WHITE - - - I Y v GLADYS RAE SMITH - - - - L CORNETS Wilmer Bond Marguerete Parker Frances Felder Hazeline Wood Katherine Breland Stanley Smith Robert Leigh Nannie Ingram DRUMS John McKewen Bennie Simmons Pete Kelly Max Huff Joe Bullard Mac Hart CLARINETS Joe Haddad Stevenson Yeager Frances Burkett Marcelle Davis BARITONES Buel Bell Winborn Gurney TROMBONES J. J. Pulliam J. B. McDevitt BASSES Ludie Monk James Thoms Joe Gibson James Stenate CYMBALS Maurice Horn BELL LYRE Maxie King ALTO HORNS Laura Louise West Hazel Stumbough BASSOON Leonese Robinson SAXAPHONES Lex Brame Pete Bailey Rebecca Walker Sara Martin XMSXIENI I If IIQIIEAIIAIIQIIQWII NEW 15515 iimiffiiifilimiimiimif l!' NQ1V '!f lF TfEWFali UQIPENFMF IPZNPGY1FENiZN5ENrENrEN!QN1FENP om OFFICERS LARKELL COKER - ---- - Presiclent VAUDIE MAE ARANT - VTCG-PI'6Sfdt'7lf NELL WYNNE - - - Secrfftary LOU BALL - - Reporter PAT THOMAS - - - T1'easurer I MISS EMILY JONES ---- - - - Sponsor --f 1 7 ninnfun7'uu1. - 1 -- ELEMENTARY COUNCIL FIRST ROW-Vaudie Mae Arant, Larkell Coker. Pat Thomas, Mary Boone, Nell Wynne. SECOND ROW-Rosie Evans, Cecile Moore, Agnes Burris, Louneal Avery, Beulah Hannah, Dorothy Sanfers, Sara McGowan, Iris Campbell. THIRD ROW-Billie Evans, Lucile Alexander, Tina Jarvis, Rebecca Harris, Marcelle Davis, Miss Emily Jones, Mattie Lynn Smith, Mrs. Annie Lee Painter. FOURTH ROW-Boots Stephens, Audrey Singley, Mrs. Laura Lee Cunningham, Loyetta Wally, Ha- zel Slay. T L - LL., WllVIPY'S 1Mary Stickney , Arthell Kelley Wilson Hill Ezell Harwell ,Clifton Fats Moore Edith French l Q. C. Roberts, Jr. lPope Huff cStudent Managerb 5 A cooperative store, sponsored by fthe Student Christian Federation. V The profits are used for the bet- terment of social and religious life l on the campus. limilmllmiimlililigilFFKIFEYFEWFZSIIFNIEWI IFQIFZWFAIFBIT li Wal? If 050405iF5il5lFAi55ilAli5iiAll 0415 ilallgliaiigiiaiimt l Mmm il ll ll il llvll WESLEY FOUNDATION 01'g3niZQd as RQOI'g3.lliZ9d RS EPWORTH LEAGUE 1927 WESLEY FOUNDATION 1939 J. NORMAN SUGGS - - - - Presidcfnt J. J. PULLIAM, JR. - - - Vz'c0-Presidem' SARAH BELLE HEARD - - - Secretary GERALD ADAMS - - - - Treasurer DOROTHY HARDY - - Pianist LA RUE NANNEY - - - Clzorister DR. J. F. WALKER - - Faculty Advisoi SITTING-Louneal Avery, Jamie Alderman, Thelma Oakley, Glover Freeman, Pat Thomas, J. Norman Suggs, Sarah Belle Heard. Dorothy Hardy, Jeffie Wind- ham, Marjorie Landes, Rachel Moore, Mary Petty, Loris Majure, Sue Hall, Beulah Hannah, Emelie Olson, Irma Chambers, Katherine Verdel, Mary Franklin Moore. STANDING-Dr. J. F. Walker, Russell Ratcliff, Leon Powell, John Carter, Vaudie Arant, Merle Jones, Nellie Brock, Margaret Dallas, Q. C. Roberts, Jr., Billy Meadows, Gerald Adams, Thomas Dawson. OTHER MEMBERS Mary Elizabeth Brinkley, Tex Bramlett, Viola Carroll, Larkell Coker, Wilson Carruth, Luiie Monk, Otto Montgomery, Jr., LaRue Nanney, J. J. Pulliam, Jr. Jeanne Robinson, Aaron Prestage. A 5 E llall ll ll lla PURPOSE: TO keep alive and growing the student's Christian experience. 5 ZM ZHZKM EKMEKEKZKE!' iffvl I F 1 B. T. U. Study to Show thyself approved unto God, a Workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing' the word of truth. -II Timothy 2:15. BILLIE EVANS - - Co-Dil'ec-for EMMETT SIMMS - - Co-Di1'ef'tm' MEMBERS FIRST Row THIRD Row Jeanne Wilkins Edward Cartlidge Ray Dorman Rosie Evans Clifton Moore Dorsey Trevillion Dan Young Anna Kate Rollin Bob Carnes Mary Maude Thetford Joe Stroud SECOND ROW Grace Reeves Robert Leigh Dot Alford Morris Howell Maggie Starrett William Leggitt Marjorie Frith Edith Scott Edna Rollin Lodena Waggoner Mildred Bassett Lessie Mae Lott Audrey Singley FOURTH ROW Ray McCullough Christine Riser Glyndon Daughdrill Virgie Smith Mollie Lyde FIFTH R Rebecca Walker Josephine Lumpkin C. S. Moulder 1Student Secretary, Minnie Lee Royals Evelyn Gandy Juanita Chapman Billie Evans Maid Forte-nberry OW Martha Houston Roy Phillips Dick Wilson atittummmummmuwsmmmmxguztxulxmtaxaiZzmmzzimxzimrzixzzmixmrxmlmmimxzixmxzix -.. ..,. LIFE SERVICE fl BAND l ' Organized 1939 I MUTTO - I can do all thingrs through Christ which strensrtheneth me. - Philippians 4:13. EDITH SCOTT President WILLIAM HAROLD ANDERSON I Vice-President ' CHESTER S. MOULDER Student Secretary 335.-t if FIRST ROW- Maxie King, Maggie semi rett, Edith Scott, Mary Boone, Kate Rol- lin. Marjorie Frith. SECOND ROW--Lodena Waggoner. Ches-I ter S. Moulder, Grace Reeves. Josephine 1 1 Lumpkin, Edna Rollin. '- X' THIRD ROW-Leon Powell, William Har-l ', ' old Anderson, William Leggitt. 5 WITHOUT PICTURE-Joe Stroud. 1. xl wits? 'ESR 4111T1iiliiiii2111---111--1111111T.-:lux-1 1:1-111 iiiii,t1.1,1..i1,.1iiTiT1...T.-1 Y. W. A. VVATCHWORD- They that he wise shall shine as the Brightness of the firma- ment: and they that turn many to right- , eousness as the stars forever and ever. - Daniel 1223. CHRISTINE RISER, President MAGGIE S'I'ARRETT. Vive-Presitlent Ll-ISSIE MAE LOTT, Sec-retary-Treasurer .IICAN JONES, Reporter N DOT ALFURD. Pianist ANNA KATIE RULLIN. Poster Chairman Y MARJORIIC FRITH, I'ro1:ram Chairman MARY MAUDE THI'I'I'l 0RD, Chorister I I I FIRST ROW Christine Riser, Dot Alforcl, Anna Kate Rollin, .Josephine Lumpkin. SECOND ROW Jean Jones, Mary Maufle . Thetford, .loyee Green. Sue Hall. N THIRD ROW Lessit- Mae Lott, Hazel Cox, Cleo Beatty, lionnie Hess Carpenter. I I l FOURTH ROVV nf Justine Rea, Virilit I Smith. Mart-elle Davis. Lorlena Wall- I l Lzoner, Mrs. Laura Lee Cunningham. I Mary Boone. 'mllmllmliiliali ll ll llall IIAII IIATI ll ll ll llill ll IIQIIQIFQII lialiall t q Ml! 9 J! 9 MHZ!! G ll ? il 9 ll 9 MXH!! 9 iIM!MZ!MilM'2!lLQElLQilLQ!!!2!lL!1!L9,iMZ!! F IL ,ll 9 0921! 9 ll HLQQ V QM!! 7 Il 7 il 7 ll V QM!! 9 ilLQ!!!1ilLQ!lM!!LQ!!QZ!!LQ!!LQ!!QZ!!WZQS B. S. U. COUNCIL X . x..,. SEATED MARY MAUDE TI-IETFORD, President REV. C. S. MOULDER, Student Secretary MISS ANNIE AVERITT, B. T. U. Director STANDING CHRISTINE BRISER, Y. W. A. KATE ROLLIN, Reporter DORSEY TREVILLION, Treasurer MARJORIE FRITH. Magazine Representative BILLIE EVANS, C0-Director CHRISTINE HUSBANDS. Secretary EDITH SCOTT, Life Service Band MAXIE KING, Pianist DIXIE STANDIFER, Second Vice-President MAGGIE STARRETT, Fifth Ave. Baptist WILMA GADDIS, Third Vice-President HAROLD ANDERSON. First Vice-Presizlent WILLIAM LEGGETT, Life Service Band OTHER MEMBERS GRACE POWELL, First Baptist JOE STROUD. Ministerial League ROBERT LEIGH, Main St. Baptist. EMMITT SIMS. C0-Director '1fE6i1f75ilfENfEiliE6i1f' 'irmrmmf 11' 'ar II II II IIVIIVIIGIL IIVII II II II II II II II IIFII II II II IIGIWII II II IIFIII IW' CHRISTIAN EN DEAVOR CHRIST IS ALL AND IN ALL. POPE HUFF P1'wz'fIe'111' J EAN JONES I'icw-I'n'sz'cIe1zt BENNIE F. SIMMONS Sec-rem1'y-T1-wa.surer I O I L I' I I yi I l I FIRST ROW-Annie Haughey Carter. Evelyn Jones, Pope Huff, Ruth Stiles, Jean jI Jones. LE . is SECOND ROW-Bessie Mae Allen, Alletha Jane Smith, Linnie Mae Atwood, Mar- garet Herron. IM THIRD ROW-Mary Frances Stiles, Bennie F. Simmons, Hazel Linton, Max Huff, 'I Mable Turman, Floramae Robinson. 2 43101 1 1 1 1 1 1lu1wu1uu uu1un nn nu nu1mn un1m-1un 1 1 1llL 4:11 fl'-If-Hi,--1 1 W 1 1 ' 1 1 '1 1 1 1 -,- 1 A 1 :r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-ul11P. I H .,-,,. .1 i IVIINISTERIAL I ASSOCIATION Q ORGANIZED 1939 I I ANSEL J. GUNTER Presideizt I AUBREY C. WALLEY I Vice-Presiiclevzt y ROBERT PEYTON Sccreta1'y-Treasurer FIRST ROW-Robert Peyton. Chester S. Moulder 1Faculty Advisorb, Joe Stroud. HENRY T, WARE I John Carter, Aubrey C. Walley, Ansel J. Gunter. F lt? Admsml y GCN SECOND ROW-Wilson Carruth, Henry T. Ware fFacu1ty Advisory, William Harold J Anderson. ll' ll !l,'!lV,!lUh, ,Q L QWJQSQ - !h9!lLQil9!l?!LM!l9L lW!lU!l9!l9!i 090 il !l 1l9!l9!l9!l H70 ilfil ll .1 io, 7 3 Si SZ 2 I lmnmlmlmulmnl :mul mumlmlmnllllnlul lm mwlnnnml M ll I nuunmummnu hi Yeafs FEA TURE mmmmmmmmmmmmmzmm mmmmmmmmrmummmummmgxmu-Y HW Y YY K IF IFAWAIFMF W6lFliiAOQii 1F5iFalFZ5W'5iiaii5lf91F 050 1? if TTSIFMFQIF lF 1FalFMFMFAiF4lF6N1f IFMF IF il 9 ll F IL i 9 JL G ll ilk YF. WN, Mr. M. S. C. 1 F. J. DICKEY I 1 15615 50 1F IF f if 15 15 if if IFMFMF 31YQif 1FA1F'6lF51F5lFQi ifa ilfaifalfelalfal gq N MEKQMEXWKZE MXKBM ?liSMZ6SZ13Y.ESZlIXSZl3S?1l'XSZES1QE Miss M. S. C. SARAH J OE KELLY mmjggfimmzxmmmm Q 41 41 v nv4w4M h 1l 1lLv 1 !41 1. , 4 l W!Wll?!l9!l9ll?!W!l ll ll ll neu llF!l9!l9!WiW!l?ll Jlwlkiill F i 1 R I i l 3 Mos! Beazmfzl BYRLE HOOD X , M -4 Y W I 11105! Ciarmifzg -? 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T E N N I S C L U B ORGANIZED 1940 'Qs LEON BROCK - - ----- President LEONARD LOWREY- - - - - - S6C7'CtfH'?j-TlGCLSZIVGI' MEMBERS FIRST ROW-Bennie Simmons Otto Montgomery Jr. James Thoms Cloyd Van Hook Leon Brock H. D. Pickens Isponsorl. SECOND ROW-G. O. Parker Max Huff Warner Gill Leonard Lowrey James Sennett. OTHER MEMBERS-Sidney Parker Stewart Wilson. The Tennis Club made its first appearance at Mi sissippi Southern near the close of the winter quarter in 1940 It includes not only members of the xarsity tennis club but also all other ' - terested players. The club held its first tournament in the early Weeks of the spring quarter and the four semi-Hnalists iepresent d Southern at the Mississippi int r-colleiate tourney in Jackson. Aims of the club are to promote interest in tennis on the campus and to - tempt to improve facilities for the playinff ofthe Game The club is sponsored by Dr H. D Pickens coach of the tennis team. l F l 5 l 1 l l l ll li I , fm l .f l yl ' ' 1Il i c 9 X ' at if 4 ll A li Q ll 5 ii Q ll e li a if li we li 4 li Q ll e li Q ifkiimigylp' 'l?ll9llM!l9llWi!l ll ll ll ll il ll9ll ll ll ll ll, Under the direction of Coach Thad Pie Vann an intramural sports D1 ogram for boys was formed for the first time at this institution during the Winter quarter. I TRAMURAL SPORTS - E The first championship under the new program Went to the sopho- more class basketball team which defeated the seniors 21-10 in the final game of the tournament. In the first round the sophomores nosed out the juniors 22-20 While the seniors were downing the freshmen, 27-24. Members of the title-Winning team were Walter Stubbs, Benny Frank Simmons, John Carter, Elmer Fillingim, Leonard Lowrey, J. B. Goldman, Fred McDaniels, Roland Loper and Joe Potter. An intramural boxing tournament was also held during the winter quarter with the freshmen and sophomores Winning three titles each to become co-champions. Results follow: 115 pound class-Farve McIntosh. senior, Won by forfeit. 125 pound class-Buford Brannon, sophomore, defeated J. J. Pul- liam, senior 135 pound class-Maurice Horn, freshman, decisioned Paul Abston. junior. 145 pound class-Billy Applewhite, freshman, whipped Woodrow Hood, junior. 155 pound class-Bill Wallace, sophomore, decisioned Armand Tray- lor, freshman. 175 pound class-Clifton Fats Moore, senior, outpointed Armand Crity, junior. Heavyweight class-Joe Stringfellow, sophomore. won a split de- cision over Joe McMahan, sophomore. Wrestling and ping pong were also included in the winter quarter program. Tournaments were scheduled in golf, handball, track. tennis, swim- ming, diving, and softball during the spring quarter. The intramural program got off to an encouraging start in 1940 and should prove even more popular in the years to come after it becomes bet- ter organized and the boys in school realize its importance. li llallall li li ll ll li ll li li ll ll li ll ll ll ll il ll ll lin ll ll li ll lf lF6liAllAllAllAlA6' y N ,,,, Q, 1 I -f H fy V V , 1: ' f.-wi-Mywvg: ...Nr 71- 0.4, N who ., , . . . . . .t was-..1 - L sway, swsfn... . .. w N' 7' D -. . 2 X X ,. A m s., Z .Wi .. i ' . wawwfmvwvmywmmm., M....,h,...,,,. . ,,,,,,,,s , A X . ...,.,...-:amwmwamwwwasa-1175. W- .' - 'A ,lwqwfr ::: aN z 9k'5 5fw'WS!f'1ff? s1f5Aif ,Z ' :-W0 MW0P:wwilvQsm':-4vw's ' WAM sm, gg 5S.hS,n,gMWQ,wg,,WNQx.Wf' ,'T 'T 'N '7' ffm hwWwwxW4wwwmf0ww,.w'T5M'-kg, il W at W K' 'fl NWAWMSWU 3 ' f M KMC 5 A 'm m'4t?P!Kf'f'fl' - ' . if Wwwff Q g Q . ' .,.. M Wszw-'ffjrvjfaw QaWff12fm'af M . it 'S s ' W- f ...V ' W W ' Qi . f . . . , . , STANDING L TO R H Coach Vann, Melvin Autry, Troy Hendrix, Emmett Sims, Harry Clark, Neely Downing, A. D. Morgan. Peter Jones, Scoop Howard, J. D. Segars, F. J. Dickey, Theo Jones, John Carr, Glover Freeman, Reginald Switzer, Joe Stringfellow, Coach Green. Edgar Simmons, Dick Wilson, Leon Brock, Joe Ovaca. Jake Ivy, Pat Thomas, L. C. Devall, James K. V. Lovette, Landon Mitchell, James Wimberley, C. L. Dews, Tommy Glass, Aaron Prestage, Leo Allessandri. E KNEELING L TO R o 0 SEATED L TO R . Buford Brasher, Duvard Jones, John Rich, Armand Crity, Joe Yen- ni, Clower Johnson, Henry Bolis, Art Van Tone, Howard McCarley, A. C. Massengale, Doyle Bramlett, James Forte, Charles Heath. J WWIWH li il ll ll ll ll ll ll ll lil ll ll IV -E FOOTBALL lf Taking a squad made up almost entirely of junior college transfers after 13 lettermen from the great team of 1938 had been lost through graduation, Coach Reed Green and his capable assistant, Thad Pie Vann, turned out a foot- ball team in 1939 which almost gave State Teachers college an S. I. A. A. championship. The team ended its season with a record of four victories, two defeats and three ties. Only the University of Mississippi, one of the finest teams in the South, and Louisiana Normal, champion of the S. I. A. A., could defeat the Teachers and they turned the trick only after terrific struggles against a team that couldnt have played more inspired ball even had il known it was the last Mississippi State Teachers college football eleven. The Yellowjackets opened their season with a 13-6 conquest of Troy, Ala., State Teachers co-llege here Sept. 29. The stubborn Trop ag- gregation held off all Jacket thrusts during the first quarter but late in the period a 52-yard drive was be-gun which ended on the thrid play of the second quarter with the Teachers' first touchdown of the year, Clower Johnson going over from the two-yard line. Try for point failed so the score was tied a few minutes later when a long Trojan pass put the ball on the State Teachers four-yard line and a thrust at the line took it over. The Yel- lowjackets surged back in the third quarter to score the winning touchdown on a pass from Leo Alessandri to Frenchie Bolis good for 32 yards. Joe Stringfellow kicked the extra point, his first in a string that was destined to reach nine before he missed his last effort of the year. On Oct. 7 the Teachers journied to Hunts- ville, Texas, to battle a great Sam Houston col- lege team to a 7-7 tie. For three periods the teams were scoreless. Then in the fourth quar- ter a Yellowjacket drive carried deep into Sam Houston territory but faitered before reaching pay-dirt. The Texans took over but fumbled on their cwn 15 and Alessandri went over from the five. Sam Houston received and marched to the Teachers' five-yard stripe before a gallant goal-line stand stopped the surge. Alessandri attempted to punt out of danger but the 'kick was blocked and recovered by Sam Houston be- hind the goal line for a touchdown. A success- ful conversion tied the count. One week later the Yellowjackets got back into their old habit of playing scoreless ties with the Millsaps-this one taking place at the state fair in Jackson. It was the fourth 0-0 game played between the two schools in their last five meetings. Each team made one serious scoring treat- the Majors getting' to the Jack-et three-yard line in the first quarter and the Teachers reaching Millsaps' seven in the final period. Statistics favored State Teachers college. Against Delta State Teachers college at Cleveland on Oct. 21 the Yellowjackets really got their offense functioning properly for the first time and the result was a 21-0 rout that was even more decisive than the score indicates. The Jackets marched up and down the field time after time as they rolled up 19 first downs to Delta's one. All scoring came in the second half as Stringfellow passed 25 yards to Bolis for the first touchdown a.nd then scored the second himself on a four-yard end-around. Armand Crity cli- maxezl a 50-yard drive with a short plunge for the third. The Teachers returned to Hattiescurg on Nov. 4 for the annual Homecoming day tilt. de- feating Louisiana college 7-0 in a hard-fought ZBLEK ll it ll IW!! it ll ll ll HV!! ll ll i ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll IWILWL ll ll ---'-E FOGTB LL game. The lone score of the contest came in the second period, Crity driving over from the one-yard line to end a 34-yard drive. Louisiana college was badly outplayed in the first half but came bac'k to make a game out of it in the last two quarters. Before the largest crowd ever to see a game at Faulkner field, the Yellowjackets fell before the University of Mississippi 27-7 on Armistice Day. The Jackets put up a brilliant battle and held the Rebels on even terms in every quarter except the third. Ole Miss tallied mid-way through the second quarter but the little college boys came back with the ensuing kick-off to put on a 63-yard touchdown drive that everybody who saw the contest will always remember. Joe Ovca went over from the 10-yard line after taking a flat pass from Alessandri. Taking advantage of breaks and combining them with their own power the Rebels untied the score with three quick touchdowns in a disastrous third quarter. Undaunted by this first defeat, the Jackets invaded Lafayette, La., on Nov. 18 and hung up their fourth S. I. A. A. victory in as many starts by defeating Southwestern Louisiana Institute, 9-7. Southwestern scored first when Adkins ran Mule Massengales first punt of the game back 70 yards for a touchdown but the Teachers quickly knotted the count as Emmett Sims raced 42 yards to pay-dirt on an end-around play late in the first quarter. In the fourth period S. L. I. stopped. a Jacket drive on its three-yard line but Sims crashed through to block a punt for a safety and the two-point victory margin. State Teachers college, unbeaten in four con- ference starts, and Louisiana Normal, unde- feated in five, met here with the S. I. A. A. championship at stake on Nov. 23 and the De- mons carried the title to Louisiana with a 7-0 victory. The hard-fighting Jackets stopped every De- mon thrust far short of a score until, with five minutes to play, a substitute Normal half-back, Willie Black, got loose on a reverse around his own left end and ran 73 yards for a touchdown. Outside of that one thrust neither team got within the other's 20-yard line. The last game ever to be played by a team from Mississippi State Teachers college was one of the best ever seen at Faulkner field, the Yel- lowjackets battling a heavier St. Mary's Uni- versity eleven from San Antonio, Texas, to a 13-13 tie. A 51-yard drive climaxed by a 13-yard pass from Massengale to Stringfellow gave the Teachers first blood early in the second quar- ter and J. W. Jones recovered a fumble on the St. Mary's 17 to set up another tally a few min- utes la.ter. It was after this score that String- fellow missed his first extra point effort of the year. It proved a costly one as the versatile Rattlers came back to wear the lighter Teach- ers down in the second half and tally twice to tie the score. Ten members of the State Teachers college team of 1939 will not be members of the Missis- sippi Southern eleven of 1940. Being lost by graduation are: Emmett Sims, Glover Freeman and Troy Hendricks, endsg A. D. Sandy Morgan and Thomas Scoop Howard, tacklesg F. J. Dickey, guardg Theo Jones, centerg A. C. Mule Mas- sengale, John Rich, and Leon Brock, backs. Morgan and Massengale each received hon- orable mention on the Associated Press Little All-American team and second team positions on the All-S. I. A. A. team chosen by the same agency. lf ll lialralfaifaiialiet lf if lf li lf lf lf li lfeli ITM lfalfeli 'lieiiieiifeiialfeif travail lielfalfaiielfaifalieifa1fEil??KlfEXllEilfE5liI if .l-, -.. ,,lll.il - .1-.Z BASKETBALL L- The State Teachers College-Mississippi South- ern basketball team lthe school changed names during the middle of the season! chalked up four victories against six defeats in 1940. With only one veteran returning from the 1939 team Coach Reed Green had his work cut out for him but came through remarkably well with a team made up entirely of sopho- mores and juniors. The Yellowjackets opened their season on Jan. 12 at Mobile against Spring Hill, losing a 41-40 decision in a nip-and-tuck game tha.t went one extra period. The Teachers had only a week and a half practice behind them at that time. On the following night the Badgers came to Hattiesburg and fell before the Jackets 35-23. Art Van Tone, sophomore guard, paced the Teachers on both offense and defense. The following week-end Southeastern col- lege of Hammon-d, La., came here for a two- game series and came out on the short end of the score both nights. Friday night the Jackets pulled away in the last four minutes of play to take a 47-39 decision after the lead had changed hands 17 times -during the course of the contest. Halting of a late Southeastern rally gave the Teachers a 41-40 victory the following night. Twice the Yellowjackets built up bi-g leads only to blow them. Joe Ovca was the big noise in the Teachers' attack, tallying 15 points. One week later the Yellowjackets invaded Hammond and split a return series with the Lions, winning the first game 51--43 in one extra period but blowing a good lead in the second to drop a 43-34 decision. On Friday, February 2, the Mississippi legis- lature passed a bill changing the name of this institution from Mississippi State Teachers col- lege to Mississippi Southern college. That afternoon Mississippi Hall caught on fire and that night the scl'1ool's basketball team ran up against one of the best fives in the na- tion, Delta State Teachers college from Cleve- land, and was routed 42-24. Just to show it was no fluke the Deltans rolled over the Yellow- jackets 48-27 the next night. The Mississippi Southern team didn't play another game until Feb. 23 when it invaded Cleveland for two more tiffs with this Delta team which was destined to go to the semi- finals in the National Intercollegiate tourna- ment. The hard-fighting Southerners gave Delta the scare of its life in the first game by leading throughout the first half but superior reserve strength told and the Greenies finally won out 44-33. Although they didn't lead at the end of the first half the next night. the Yellowjackets again put up a close battle and it was only in te last period that Delta ran off with a 56-36 victory. Coach Reed Green isn't losing a ma.n off his squad by graduation this year and Southern should have a great club in 1941. Members of this year's squad were: Howard McCarley, Ira Pete McDowell, J. W. Jones, Art Van Tone, Joe Ovca. Vardaman Lovette. Joe Stringfellow, C. L. Dews, Aaron Prestige and Ed Dever. QlFQN1PQNlFE3Nll6lf ll li lf r li6lF8lF6.iF liAllAll ll li 1550 li lf ll li li if lf 0506! ' 0 ' M CLUB A. D. MORGAN - JOHN RICH - - - GLOVER FREEMAN - STANDING Troy Hendricks A. D. Morgan Melvin Autry Peter Jones Joe Stringfellow Glover Freeman OFFICERS SEATED CENTER ROW Joe Ovca Dick Wilson John Rich Leon Brock Cloyd Van Hook Emmitt Simms F. J. Dickey Frenchy Bolis Reginald Switzer Theo Jones A. C. Massengale - - President - - V2'ce-Presideozt S6C7'CZffl7'1j-T?'6llS'Zl'V67' SEATED FRONT ROW Leo Allesandrie Joe Yennie Armand Critty ' Tex Bramlett Harry Clark Glower Johnson Landon Mitchel all li lialialf lialf IF if Half lF'B'lF All if if li if if lf if li if 1 if if lf lf if l . lialfailf lla .lf .lf if ,I lvl A ll ll ll il it ll i ll jg ll li l 1l. 1 1m . 1wl M ' i , 2 A - A I BE GINNIN G.- THE TUD BODY REGISTER ana' The People Who Have Nlade This Publication Possible. -unfnnvnn lruilllfnuiuniuninuinlninuTuuinu1uu1un-up1nn1uu-nu- - 1 1 IT IS MY JOY IN LIFE TO FIND AT EVERY TURNING OF THE ROAD THE STRONG ARM OF A COMRADE KIND TO HELP ME ONWARD WITH MY LOAD. -DROP US A CARD SOMETIMES i i f i 1 f 1. - Q inning,M,v..Tn'1...1.ln1ng,gl...g.in.1,.q1... 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