University of Southern Mississippi - Southerner Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)
- Class of 1948
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Q ' Z Q ffdy NN fZwf'MW 4 X ,, il? is 94? ii' ffff..,:,fW . x , , ' Q 2565 3 1 vs 4,-2 V ' r K 44 , v 'fl E s I 1' 'l 1A w 5 1 f EE' '-f w- . si m ,M - M, .,W.f,,,. af gel 4 4 1 . 4 ,H B UEBYW FIELDIIIG l. WRIGHT Fa UUTHERII OF THE INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING, STATE OF MISSISSIPPI RANSOM E. ALDRICH. . . JOHN W. SAVAGE .... MAJOR W. CALVIN WELLS JOHN W. BACKSTROM . . MEANS JOHNSTON. . . REECE D. McLENDON. . . MRS. JANICE RICE TAYLOR PAUL H. BOWDRE ..... MRS. HAZEL PERRY LEE, . H. G. CARPENTER . . . R. W. REED .... R. B. SMITH, JR.. . J. OLIVER EMMERICH. . . R. N. HENLEY .,... DR. H. M. IVY .... . . MARTIN V. B. MILLER, . . E R. JOBE . . Wi'rI1 Terms expiring February 22, I948 Wi+I1 Terms expiring May 7, I948 . . Sixrii CongressionaI Disrricr . . . .Sraie-ar-Iarge .......,. . . .Sournern Supreme Courr Disrricr. . . .Cenrral Supreme Courr Disrricr. , . . LaBauve Trusree IDesoIo CounIyI . WiI'I1 Terms expiring May 7, I952 . . Fourriw Congressional Disrricr. . . .Third CongressionaI Disrricr . . . . . Norrhern Supreme Courr Disrricr, . , . Second Congressional Disrricr. . WIII1 Terms expiring May 7, I956 . , Sevenrki CongressionaI Disrricr . . . .Firsr CongressionaI Disiricr , , , , Srare-ar-large ,.,...... . . . President Firsr Congressional Disrricr . .Execurive Secrerary . . Michigan Cify , , Guiiporr . Jackson . . Leakesville . Greenwood , , PopIarviIIe . .Jackson . . Hernando . , . Eupora . RoIIing Fork . . . TupeIo . . Ripley . . McComb , . Macon . Meridian . . Meridian . . Jackson 0 UUTHERIYS PRE IDEIIT Dr. Cook came To Mississippi Soulhern College on July I, l945, upon his release from rnililary service. Dr. Cook is known as lhe sludenls' friend, and is always friendly To all lhe srudenls on Jrhe campus. l-le preaches Jrhe doclrine of Sou+hern's friendly campus. Dr. Cook in his capacily as Presidenl has done rnuch io raise Soulhern +o one of lhe bigger Senior Colleges in Mississippi. l-le has worked hard +o secure buildings lor Jrhe Soulhern campus, and so lar Three new buildings have been erecled while Two nnore are in various slages ol complelion. To lhe sludenl body Dr. Cook is known as a friendly and sympalrhelic counselor, a very elliicienl adminislralive leader, and a very dynamic and progressive leader. LL f H 1 5 ,..,.,-..,..f,. YY 1 I 'N 113351 in WMV? X CO0H f fi!! -A 1 73' DR. R. A. MCLEMORE DR. W. H. SUMRALL B.A., M.A., Ph.D. a.s., B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. Dean of +he College Dean of Gradua+e Sludies Dr. McLemore, known as Dr. Mac , is respecled and loved by Dr. Sumrall has come +o Soufhern and builr up a graduafe sys+em all sfudenfs. He is always ready +o lend rhai' helping hand fo +ha1' promises lo furn our many siudenis wi+h M.A. degrees. He has sfudenfs when lhey need if mosl. h l d ' e pe 'lo puf Soufhern our ln 'fronf In Curricular acllvrly. DR. R. G. LOWERY MRS. LENA Y. GOUGH B.S., M.A., Pl1.D. B.A., M.A. Dean of Men Dean of Women As Dean of Men, Dr. Lowery has len+ a helping hand 'ro men s+u- Mrs. Gough is always undersfanding and helpful, and does her denfs in fheir college life. He is bes+ described as +he liHle man besl' 'lo make +he social and academic paris of college life an in- wifh fhe big heart g feresfing parf of 'rhe S+uden+s' life. 5-.- I-nv. L 'Y' DIUISIDII HEHDS ' ..1Jf5fiLff',. .j fif ' f Qyyyghs M I , . Firsf Row: 0 ROY G. BlGELOW-B.S. Ed., MA., g'Ph.D.: Heed of Div. Educalioh 31 Psychology: Direclor of Workshops: Prof. of Educafion. 0 C. C. DAWSON-B.S., MA.: Acling Head Div. of Commerce. 0 BERTHA M. FRITZSCHE-B.S., M.S.: I-lead of Div. of Home Economics. 9 E. E. HALL--B. Ed., M.S., Ph.D.: Dir. of Exlension 81 School Service: Dir. of Placemenf Bureau. Second Row: O O. V. AUSTIN-B.S., M.A.: l-lead ol Div. of Physical Science I J. F. WALKER-B.A., M.S., Pl'1.D.: Head ol Div. of Biological Sciences. O LEON A. WILBER-B.A., M.A., Ph.D.7 Acling l-lead ol: Social Sfudies Div. 9 W. W. STOUT-BA., MA., Ph,D.: l-leacl of Div. of Languages and Lilera+ure. O FRANK E. MARSH, JR.-Mus. B., MA.: l-lead of Div. of Fine Aris. I FIICIIITII Firs'I' Row O O. B. ADER, A.B., A.M., PI'i.D.: Assisfanf Professor of Mafhemafics. 0 MARY POE BAYLIS, A.B., Mus. B.: Associafe Professor of Piano. O A. S. BENHAM, A.B., M.S.I Assisfanf Professor of Chemisfry. Second Row 0 M. L. BLACKWELDER, B.S. Ed., M.M.i Associafe Professor of Voice: Head of Vocal Music Depf. O WILLA BOLTON, B.A., M.A.: Professor of Geography. 0 POLLY BRADY, A.B., B.M.: Insfrucfor of Piano. Third Row 0 E. CAMPBELL, A.B., M.A.: lnsfrucfor of Sociology. 0 PEARL CAMPBELL, B,S.. M.S.: lnsfrucfor of Home Economics. 0 NAN COOPER, B.S,: Crific Teacher. Commerce. Fourfh Row 0 O. N. DARBY, B.S., M.A.: Alumni Secre- fary, Assisfanf Professor of English. 0 MARIE DAVIS, B.A., M.A.: Crific Teach- er, Social Sfudies. 0 FORREST DeLANO, Mus. B.: Associafe Professor of Voice. Fiffh Row O ANNIE LOUISE D'OLIVE, B.S., M.A.: Assisfanf Professor of Arf. 0 KATHERINE S. FOOTE, B.S., B.A., M.S.: Crific Teacher, Mafhemafics. 0 MINNIE B. FORD, B.S., M.A,: Crific Teacher, Fiffh Grade. Sixfh Row 0 JOHN M. FRAZIER, B.S., M.A.I Direcfor of General Educafion Board Healfh Proi- ecf: Associafe Professor of Science: Curafor of fhe Museum. 0 JOHN EDMOND GON- ZALES, B.S., M.A.: Insfrucfor of Hisfory. 0 REED GREEN, BS.: Head Foofball Coach: Direcfor of Afhlefics. ff W di ,, . ZfL,.,f- A, F. S r xxx! fe' 'f 1 0' Ov 165' 5,53 5 ilu Du S0 ji' -3 '25, w sa Q21 592511 K J . fx if . . f 1 Q X4 ,,,, , sl af'- QPR vl- '--will K af V .BEL IIIID STIIFF Firsf Row O DEANE GRIFFIS, B.S.: Crific Teacher, English. 0 W. B. HARLAN, BS., M.A.7 Assisfanf Professor of Commerce. 0 MARY SLOAN HAWKINS, B.A., B.S., MA.: ln- sfrucfor of English. Second Row O WILLIE D. HEARST, B.S., AB., M.A.g Assisfanf Professor of Biological Science. O ALMA HICKMAN, B.A., Ph.B., M.A.: Professor of English. 0 BETTY JEAN HILL, B.M., M.M.g Assisfanf Professor of Voice and Musicology. Third Row 9 EDITH HINTON, B.A., M.A.: Crific Teacher, Eirsf Gracie. 0 FRANK M. HRUBY, JR., Mus. B., Mus. M.: As- sociafe Professor of Piano, Theory and Composifion. 0 JOSEPH HUCK, B.M.. M.M.q Associafe Professor of Piano, Head of Piano Depf. Fourfh Row 0 GEORGE G. HURST, B.S.g lnsfrucfor of Chemisfry. O F. K. HUTCHINS, M.B.. M.Sac. Mus.: Associafe Professor of Organ, Piano and Musicology. O HARRIET JACK- SON, BA., M.A.p Assisfanf Professor of Foreign Language. Fif+h Row 0 WILLERY JACKSON, B.A., M.fX.7 As- sisfanf Professor of Hisfory. O NETTA M. JENKINS, B.S.g lnsfrucfor of English. 0 M. C. JOHNSON, B.S.p Crific Teacher and Afhlefic Coach af Dernonsfrafion School. Sixfh Row 0 W. L. JOHNSON, BA., M.A.g Professor of Mafhemafics. 0 EMILY PEYTON JONES, B.S., M.A.g Professor of E d u c a f i o n. 0 JOHN JONES, JR., B.S., MA.: ln- sfrucfor of Physical Science and Mafhe- mafics. FFICULTV Fi rs'f Row 0 JOHNSIE KELL, BS., MA.: Crific Teach. er, Fourfh Grade. 0 J. M. KING, B.S., M.A.: Assisfanf Principal and Crific Teach- er, Science. 0 NORVIN L. LANDSKOV, BA., MA., PhD.: Associafe Professor of Educafion: Direcfor of Sfudenf Teaching. Second Row O PEARL REYNOLDS LEECH, BA., MA.3 Crific Teacher Third Grade. Q MARY JO MAGEE, B.A., B.S. in L.S.: Assisfanf Librarian. 0 HELEN JANET MCDONALD, Mus. B.: Assisfanf Professor of Violin and Music Educafion. Third Row 0 JAMES E. McKEE, B.S. Ed., M.A.: As- sisfanf Professor of Educafion. 0 DONA EVELYN MCNEESE, B.S.: lnsfrucfor of Com- merce. 0 CARLTON L. MCOUAGGE, B.S.: Principal af Demonsfrafion School. Fourfh Row O M. G. NYDEGGER, B.S., MA.: Direcfor of lnsfifufe of Lafin American Sfudies: As- sisfanf Professor of Modern Lanquaqes. 0 DOUGLASS OLSEN, BA., M.A.: As- sisfanf Professor of English. I FANNIE OWINGS, B.S., M.S.: Assisfanf Professor of Home Economics: Crific Teacher. Fiffh Row O J. T. PALMER, B.S., M.A.: lnsfrucfor of Enqlish, 0 ROY A. PULLIAM, B.S., M.A.I Professor of Educafon: Dire-cfor of Reading Clinic. 0 ANNA M. ROBERTS, B.A., MA.. B.S. in L.S.: Librarian: Professor of Library Science. Six+h Row O H. W. RODEMANN, B.S., MA.: As- sisfanf Professor of Hisfory and Socioloqy. I HUBERT A. SHANDS, A.B., A.M., PhD.: Professor of Enqlishg Professor of Foreiqn Lanquaqes. O BETTY JEAN SIMMONS, B.S.: lnsfruclrir of Biology. ,HUA Y l as N 'S 5? y, . . . if X 4 X ge N X hill W .s c ' JS 5 'A f 13- imdilx A T A i i Wi 'if , , -2 . 1: 'jf . . mm, - M r ws: .. L. s. :3i'3gff5355 , , , v 2 .fel X 'pmwfa S5 . . -rr We fri' We ...g4,,,w X -I U 3. Y' HIID STFIFF Firsf Row O W. F. Sf. CLAIR, B.S,, M.A.3 lnsfrucfor of Physical Science. 0 O. C. STEEDE, BS., M.A.: Insfrucfor in Exfension, 0 JAMES R. SWITZER, B,S,: lnsfrucfor of Physical Educafion for Men. Second Row O ERNESTINE THOMAE, A.B,, M.A.: As- sisfanf Professor of English ancl Modern Languages. 0 ORVILLE THOMAS, B.S.I lnsfrucfor of lndusfrial Arfs. 0 AMELIA THOMPSON, B.S., M.S.: Assisfanf Pro- fessor of Home Economics. Third Row 0 SAM B. TIDWELL, B,S., M,A.: Assisfanf Professor of Accounfing. O HEWITT B. VINNEDGE, A.B., A.M., BD., STM., PhD.: Professor of Hisfory and Religious Educa- fion. O THAD VANN, B.S.C.: lnsfrucfor of Physical Educafion: Assisfanf Coach: Direcfor of Physical Educafion for Men. Fourfh Row 0 ANGELINE WATKINS, B.S,, M.A.: As- sisfanf Professor of Physical Educafion for Women. 0 ALLIE WEBB, AB., M.A,: As- sisfanf Professor of English. O ANNETTE B. WILDER, B.A.: Librarian: Crific Teacher, Language. Fiffh Row I ROWLENE WOMBLE, Mus.B., M.M.: Supervisor of Music Educafion af Dernon- sfrafion School. I SELAH CARMICHAEL, Hosfess, Haffiesburg Hall. 0 ETTA MAE DANIEL, Hosfess, Weafhersby Hall. Sixfh Row O MARY PULLEY, B.S.: Regisfrar. I MRS. C. T. SINGLETON, Hosfess, Eorresf Counfy Hall. 0 C. O. SMALLING, B.S.C.: Financial Secrefary. Sevenfh Row O BEEDIE E. SMITH, RN., College Nurse. I HARRY M. THOMAS, B.S., Appraiser in Veferans Aclvisernenf Cenfer. 0 DELIA YELVERTON, Hosfess, Mississippi Hall, .1-A? A ,Qui-.L,..,u , AU FF? 7711 'wr- ' 8 -nv. SOMETHING NEW MA X CLAIR .1 CHA ,.-v- ' ADDED 254 Y ' ,Og 5 E OSX Q M X1 M THAT MORNING COFFEE DR. V ,,,..f' Q DGE ON A STROLL 2 X I ' K 'f,i' 711 f?' X 8414 X' 'Veg . , I l SH 6, wg--K www? V W' x sw .ff . 4,5 Qi Q if FACTS AND FIGURES -azsae f ', QF' ' 9525 C11-na' rwfwahiiii .3i fe'w.a ig 5 gf ,LA1 1 .qw Null- Az .Qtr ...qv - V 1 .-X6 ' 5 ' Q, Q. NC .. 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Q , A ., ,, M V ,, fy 7 ,,f-,,p ,. ,- .WV -f .YN , F45 V NWS! ff' ., Z f 7 SV if , - ,If H - , 4 ' .C .. 1- f ' W 5 x , 'Suk 'f W' -'A Z q' N ' Z f P Af C ff .-, ..i'd'c'ff'97 ' ' f 7 , . ap Wi , , . X3 A' , 4 5 qw X i X. aw, --4' ,. gg? Q, .L -fm , re M NAV, , ., V 11 ,,z M ' gf 2 W,-Q W Z, Q ef Q y f x ,mga e , ,3, J ,4 ' wwf - 0, lf Affvg, X. Aw, f 'Wie N I 3? X W' 5 ,, , 2 4 SX ww, Q 1 MNA :df 4 f Zn S N -. Y 'f , X V Q. W. Q , , , , f . ., . 4 gsz Wvqvww .w-WX amfwvg 1 Xi ,QV I, R 'BY ,YA fy 2 Sv . WS 4 M ,Z ,, 5. A 1 X if ,,1,1Q. x . , W.. .-.....7.......,,,,- GRHDUHTE SCH 00l ..4.rmi9' Firsf Row: 0 TRUGEN BEARD, Halfiesburq: Healfh, Physical Educafion. O E. W. FORTENBERRY, Monficellog School Adi-ninisrralion. O GLIDA BETHEA, I-laffiesburqi Secondary Educafion. 0 MRS. LEE ORA BRIDGES, Ha'r+ies- burqg Elemenlary Educalion, 0 FRED L. BROOKS, JR., Meridian: School Adminislralion. 0 M. H. BROOKS, Jaclasonq He-al+h and Physical Educafion. 0 MRS. R. L. BULLARD, Halliesburqq Elemenlary Educalion. Second Row: C MRS. ROWENA O. CAGLE, Haffiesburqy Elemenfary Educafion. 0 BON- NIE LEE CARTER, Hafliesburqg Elemenlary Educalion. O HARRY V. DENNIS, I-lalliesburgf I-leallh 81 Physical Educafion. O SARA E. DEVER I-larliesburqg Secondary. O M. A. EUBANKS, Lucedale: School Adminis+ra- lion. O MRS. ETHA GOLDEN, Harliesburgq Elernenfary Ecluca+ion. 0 STEL- LA MERLE HARPER, Halliesburq: Secondary Educalion. Third Row: 0 W. O. HARRISON, Ellisyille: School Adminislrafion. 0 ALINE HAYES, Hafliesburqp Elemenlary. O MACK B. HENSARLING, Rawls Springs: School Adrninislralion. 0 BESSIE MAE HERRINGTON, Halliesburqq Ele- menrary. 0 TROY P. HILL, Ellisvilleg School Aclrninislralion. 0 S. I. HUD- Heallh 81 Physical Educalion. -1lv'Y ww., .. 1 ,wc Erv- X 36 SON, Purvisj School Adminisfralion. I H. V. JOHNSON, Bay Springs: Firsi' Row: O CHARLES H. KEYS, Collins: School Adminisrrallon. 0 M. B. KINSEY, Haffiesburg: School Adminisrralion, 0 ORMAN KNIGHT, Richrony Second- ary Educalion. 0 MRS. TELLIE O. KNIGHT, Laurel: Elernenfary Educarion. O CECIL F. LEA, Harfiesburqi Secondary Educafion. 0 GRACE LEE, Halriesburqg Elernenrary Educarion. 0 FLORENCE LENOIR, Halriesburqy Elemenlary Educaiion. Second Row: O O. L. LADNIER, Gulfporrg School Adminislrarion. 0 BONNIE BELLE MCDONALD, Quirmang Secondary Educarion. 0 MRS. EDNA EARLE MCLAURIN, Sfarelinep Elernenfary Educafion. O G. A. MCLAURIN, Slale- line: School Adminisrralion. 0 GLADYS MCSWAIN, Harfiesburqg Elemenrf ary Educafion, O MINNIE B. MCDONALD, Harriesburqq Elemenrary Edu- calion. 0 GUY D. MOFFETT, Luceclaleg School Adminislralion. Third Row: I MRS. ELIZABETH B. MOORE, Hafliesburqg l-lealfh 81 Physical Educarion. O T. B. MURPHREE, Moselleq School Adminisrrarion. O SIBYL MYRICK, Srringerp Elemenrary Educafion. O ELLEN OLSON, Purvisg Elemenlary Edu- ca+ion. I VIRGINIA PARKMAN, Clinlong Elernenrary Educarion. 0 DAISY REDDING, Haffiesburq: Elernenrary Educarion. I C. B. RICHARDSON, Mize: School Adminislrafion. 37 SCIIU GRHIUHTE 0l ,f 1 :21 Q Q , ,ff A ,. ogg, ,:,,5 W W 5 355 . , 45- fn ,iz , - 1:1 '6Q -- 4' 7 S A Hy Www.. . y Weil' X, y, J, 2 Q' X ' l WF .. - '.. 'Sf a f V. .3:Erf '43 ' , mfg: , f j A -' ka fl. , .4 1, ., 5 JW? , ff jj? f I 7 1 R 2, 1 'f PD J rf K .2 ,- . y-aux 5 I S 'x A., h L-qw. 'Af A ,ig , vs 44, , ' -veg an X , fix f w 5.1 'vyffzii S , ,S-g,.g.,, 2 9 f M 'mf :Y A A gg 4 f 1f..' '- N' 5, X . v, 'i YW' , .: 6 1 . ,af ,fi A AQ ,Q A lily. 'W' W ' ff N . . , .1 :agp 1 A 227' 'vpn rm- 'af ff n V M' Y 'w I My . My 'QQ MH N Q ' A 1 . 5 , 1-4 I .-,. ,Q 'fly ' -L l , x, Jf.f' . ' 'Qr.g,,, .'i,.f3gr . V TEJFT' f Firsl' Row: 0 MRS. DEE S. ROBERTSON, l-lalllesburgy Elemenlary Educalion. 0 MRS. R. G. ROGERS, Morganlown: School Adminis+ra+ion, 0 R, G, ROGERS, Morganlownq School Admlnisfralion, 0 MRS. MADELON M. SCHWARTZ Saucleri Secondary Educalion, 0 R. E. SHOEMAKER, New Auqusla: School Adminislralion. O W. M. SIMMONS, Broolclyng School Adminlslralion. 0 A. P. SMITH, JR., Monlicellog School Admlnislrafion, Second Row: 0 M. A. SNOWDEN, Surnrall: School Adminlslrallon, O ETHEL SWETT, Brookhaven: Elemenlary Educalion, O HARRY THOMAS, Halliesburqt Secondary Educalion. O ERIC L. THURSTON, Halliesburqy School Ad- minlslralion. 0 MRS. E. R. TRUSSELL, Hafliesburgq Secondary Educalion. I MRS. EMMIE TURNER, Halllesburgg Elemenlary Educalion. 9 WILMA WALKER, Mendenhall: Elemenlary Educafion. Third Row: 0 E. M. WARD, Halllesburgg Heallh 81 Physical Educallon. 0 MRS. JIM- AREE A. WARD, Haffiesburqz Seconcldary Educafion. 0 MRS. DAPHNE S. WOLLUM, Halllesburqy Secondary Educalion. p , 1140 Q. J fs:-...qv s my V 38 Kafrishen, Pittman, McCar1hy, Ladner, Ladner, Palmer BOB McCARTHY . BILL KATRISHEN . BETTY ANN LADNER SARA MOORE . DELMUS LADNER . J. T. PALMER . . OUTH . .Presidenf . .Vice-Presidenf . . .Secrefary . .Treasurer S+uden+ Council Represen+a+ive . . Faculfy Adviser SEIIIUR UFFICERS Q. Firsi' Row: O MELIONEE ALLEN, Lucedale: Home Economics. 0 VICTOR B. ALLGOOD, Heidelbercgi Plwysical Educalion and I-leallln, 0 MADGE ALLRED, Collins: Home Economics: Secrelary, Si-time Tlnela Kappa. 0 JIMMY ANDERSON, Hafliesburqg Bioloiwi Sludenf Council, Ole Soullwern Club: Velerans Club: American Legion: Whois Who. I OPAL LOGAN ANDERSON Halriesburqp Commerce: Presidenl, Della Sigma Epsilon: Vice-President Pan Hellenic Council: Secrelary, Sludenl Council: Whois Who. O JACKIE WHITE AULTMAN, Poplarville: Enqlisb. Second Row: ,V O JAMES O. BATTE, Riclnloni Civil Enqineer. 0 JOSEPH P. BARICH, Biloxi? Mallw. 0 JOHNNIE HELEN BARKSDALE, I-la++iesburq: Home Economics: Mu Omega. 0 HUGH B. BARNES, Leakesville: Pre-Med.: Pre-Med. Club. 0 PAULINE BEASLEY, Wesson: Lower Elemenlary Educaiion: B. S. U. 0 THOMAS R. BEECH, JR., Laurel: Economics. Third Row: O THOMAS E. BOUNDS, JR., Hailiesburqf Business: Vice-Presidenl, Ole Souibern Club: Commerce Club: Sludenl Print Slaff. 0 THEO BRELAND, McDonald: Commerce: Chairman, Sludenl Chrisfian Federaficin: Business Manaoer, SOUTHERNER: Firsl Vice-President B. S. U. 0 MRS. MARY ANN BROWN, Faclwula: Home Economics. 0 C. V. BUGG, Halliesburqy Hislrwy: Minislerial Leaque. O JOHN WESLEY BUTTS, Raxmond? Commerce. I EDWIN JONES CARROLL, Beaumcinl: Commerce. ff,- 5, Q it Q, - .M .,nz!P2,1iQ, 3 sw wfwi 1' M wg, ,, f , i - -,.1...:.1':.f,,,v 1 iq-..' 55114 'K 14i',:55:.,,i'.5., 6 i 5, Z. ..gu-ov' im-ar 591' MQ.-A gin 3 ' 1 Y ' 4? 77 5 -fs, yy: f? Firs+ Row: 0 F. A. CARROZZA, Mclieesporl, Pa.: Physical Eduaalion, 0 JAMES OTIS CAWLEY, Beaumonlg Bioloqy. I MRS. MILDRED S. CLARK, Slonewallg I-Iome Economics. OROBERT EUGENE COGHLAN, Philadelphia: Science. O S. D. COLE, Collins, Hislory, O ROBERT L. COLLIER, Pelal: Business Adminislralion. Second Row: 0 MARIE LOUISE COOK, Pasadena, Calif.: Aff. 0 MRS. MARY U. CORSON, Halliesburqi English: F. T. A. 0 FREDERICK H. COX, Ballon: Piano. 0 WILLIAM DOC CRAN- FORD, Taylorsville: Chemisfry. I HAROLD B. CUBLEY, Halliesburqg I-Iislory. 0 MRS. IRMA LEE DAVID, Perlqinsfong I-Iome Economics: I-Iome Economics Club. Third Row: U ROBERT DEMENT, Boolhlon, Ala.: I'IeaIlh and Physical Educalion. C NELL DENSON, Biloxi: Home Economics. I MILDRED R. DUNCAN, Newlonq I-Iisloryg Womans Sludenl Governmenl: Siudenl Council: House Chairman, Mississippi I-Iallg Secrefary, Weslminsler Fellowship. O LAVERNE ERVIN, Flalliesburqg Home Economics: Home Economics Club. 0 W. C. FERGUSON, Gunlowng I-Iislory. O HARMON A. FOSTER, I-Ialliesburqy Pre-Med.: Pre-Med. Club: Pi Omega Pi. , , ,,..,.,... 5 I 9 55,9-,gg -2 Q, ,S 4,f..,.., W' if if in ...- S V , - Firsl' Row: 0 OUIDA SUE FLYNT, Ml. Olive: Commerce. 0 JACQUELINE GILBERT, Foresl: Home Economics. O RUTH GILL, Johns: Social Science. 0 PATSY GRAHAM, Collins: Piano: Choral Union: Vesper Choir: Sigma Thela Kappa. I MARY DEANE GRANBERRY, Richlon: Piano: Alpha Sigma Alpha: Alpha Mu Chi: Choral Union: Vesper Choir. O HARRISON GRANTHAM, Sumrall: Chemislry: Malh.: Mosl lnlelleclual Sluclenf-IQ46-47. Second Row: O J. E. GREENWOOD, Pascaqoula: General Science. 0 ELIZABETH HADSKEY, Rosie Home Economics: Home Economics Club. 0 ELAINE HALVORSON, Lealcesville: Commerce, 0 LUTHER CHARLES HAMMET, New Augusla: Business Adminislralion. 0 CHARLES MAURICE HARRISON, Forresl: Social Sludies, I LESTER C. HATCHER, Meridian: Malh. Third Row: I DORRIS MARIE HATTEN, Wiggins: Home Economics: Della Sigma Epsilon: Home Eco- nomics Club. 0 LAWRENCE L. HAWKINS, Hallieslsuro: Commerce. 0 MRS. DORA N. HICKMAN, Richlon: Home Economics, O JAMES N. HICKS, Lealiesxilleq Biology. O BEA- TRICE HILL, Seminary: Home Economics. C LORA JEAN HILLMAN, McLain: Business Edu- calion. Cath Firsl' Row: 0 SARA L. HOLSTON, Lumberlonq I-Iisfory. O HERSHEL A. HOWELL, I-lalriesburgg Pre- Denfal. O BERT JENKINS, Halliesburgp English. 0 WALTER M. JOHNSON, Meridian: I-lislory. 0 LOUISE A. JONES, Puclcellg Malh. 0 BETTIE V. JONES, Brandon: Home Economics. Second Row: 0 FRED L. JONES, Morloni Music. O JOHN P. JONES, I-laffiesburgg Pre-Med. I CECIL R. JORDAN, Ellisvilleg Chemislry. I CLARA BELLE JORDAN, Brookhaven, Home Eco- nomics: Home Economics Club. O MRS. EMILY KIRK JORDAN, Hafliesburg: Sociology. 0 ALEX KATRISHEN, I-Iazellon, Pa.: I-Iealfh and Physical Eclucafion. Third Row: 0 WILLIAM KATRISHEN, I-lazellon, Pa.: Heallh and Physical Educaliong Vice-President M. Club, I946-47. O AUGUSTUS F. KELLY, JR., Halliesburgg Commerce. 0 IRA L. KIRK- PATRICK, Noxapaferg Commerce. 0 CECIL B. KNIGHT, Hafjriesburgq Hislory. 0 BETTY ANN LADNER, I-lalliesburgi Business Educaliong President Sigma Sigma Sigmag Who's Who: Secrelary, Senior Class: Treasurer, Pan Hellenic: Commerce Clubg Pi Omega Pi, Hislorian. I D. L. LADNER, JR., Halfiesburgi Chemis+ry: Mafh: Vice-President Jr. Class, I946-471 Vice-President Senior Class. xxx 1 l 'gn .ZZ if Www? f -sf . , fwgugff 1 ' A ' A if 4 ,f . e'v y :We 'ffm' rua., L Firsi' Row: 0 MAURICE LAIRD, Carson: Physical Educalion. 0 MRS. WANDA LAMBUTH, Canlon Home Economics: Treasurer, Senior Class: Alpha Sigma Alpha. 0 ALFRED LANE, Mendenf hall: Biology. I JOE LATHAM, Lawley, Ala.: Physical Educalion. 0 MRS. JOE LATHAM, Tylerlown: Home Economics. 0 NORMA JEAN LONG, Halliesburq: French and Hislory: Secrelary, l.R.C.: Wesley Foundalion: Lanquaqe Club. Second Row: O ROBERT T. MCCARTHY, l-lalliesburq: Business Adminislralion: Whos Who: Edilor, SOUTHERNER: Hall ol Fame: Presidenrf Senior Class: Presidenl, Junior Class, I946-47: Presidenl, Ole Soulhern Club, l946-47: Newman Club: Commerce Club: Who's Who, l946-47. 0 HELEN LOUISE MCCORMICK, Foxworfhg Commerce: Foreign Language Club: Newman Club: Pledge, Della Sigma Epsilon. 0 NELLIE WREN MCCURLEY, Crosby: Music 0 CAROLYN MCGEE, Biloxi: Commerce. 0 EMMA CATHERINE MCGOWAN, Camden: Elemenrary Educalion: Newman Club: Chaplain, Alpha Siqma Alpha. O MARJORIE Mc- KEWEN, Scooba: Piano: Vesper Choir. Third Row: 0 W. D. MCGRAW, Halliesburq: Enqlish. I MELTON MCMULLAN, Decalur: Hisloryf Wesley Foundalion. 0 CLARA SUE MCVEY, l-lalliesburq: Music Educafion. 0 MALCOLM MALLETT, Lucedaleg Malh. 0 CHARLES H. MANGUM, Maqee: Biology. O JAMES E. MANGUM, Mendenhall: Physical Edufalion. H1610 : :WH O BOYD MARTIN, Halliesburg: Music, O EDNA MARTIN, Jayess: Elemenlary Educalion: ,, ,. .rf ' fri .re- .ryyy up Z , f ff? MM ,K A 7 Q S, K, x if q : 'ffj',.: 'V ' i-af HTVZN X ,fff . fe-W mf . tw. , ,. - S I. 4x I A QS, I ,f , ,V W fgg if f ZA Wax wr .lf Wesley Foundalion. O HELEN MARTIN, Wiggins: Home Economics: Vice-Presidenl Home Economics Club: Vice-President Mu Omega: Annual Slalt 0 CORA MATHENY, Waynesboro: Music. 0 CHARLES E. MATHIS, Beaumont Business Adminislrafion. C HENRI MAYTON, Fullon, Ala.: lnslrumenlal Music: College Band: Choir: Dance Orcheslra. Second Row: O J. MILNER, Ft Worrh, Texas: Physical Educalion. 0 MARIE MOONEY, Seminary: Home Economics: Corresponding Secrerary, Sigma Sigma Sigma: Secrelary, Home Economics Club, I946-47. 0 LORENE MOORE, Smilhville: Commerce. 0 SARA MOORE, McComb: Home Economics: President Home Economics Club: Who's Who: Reporfer, Sigma Thela Kappa: Annual Slafl: Wesley Foundalion. O BILLIE JEAN MYERS, Hafliesburg: Mafh.: President Alpha Sigma Alpha, I946-47: Vice-President Pan Hellenic, 1946-47: Malh. Club. 0 MAX- INE NEAL, Darlone: Hislory: Y.W,A.: l.R.C.: B.S.U. Council. Third Row: 0 HELEN NELSON, Halliesburg: Physical Educalion: Alpha Sigma Alpha, President O WIL- LIAM DEWEY NORTON, Halliesburg: Marh. GPOWELL G. OGLETREE, McDonald: Social Sludies-Edilor S+uden+ Prin'I'z: Who's Who: Hall of Fame: President B.S.U.: President I.R.C.: Vice Chairman Chrislian Federalion: Chairman Forresl Counfy Hall: Sludenl Council: Second Vice Commander American Legion: Alpha Della Mu. 0 JAMES K. PARISH, Mt Olive. 9 ALGIE PARKER, DeKalb: Physical Educalion. O ROBERT PERRY, Halliesburg: Pre-denial: Sludenl Council: Pre-Med. Club. A . 5731 ' 'Himsa' Q if My 'J A1 NCAA 'xii ' ' - '. ,,-,u,'.,: . ,Y-'fa' tl' -' L. .. ,Q vas- ,, .Q f ., F? Firsf Row: 0 CARROLL PHILLIPS, Peralg Chemislry: Zela Sigma Pledge Masler. I MARGARET PITTMAN, Columbia: English: Sigma Thera Kappa. 0 VERDA PITTMAN, Bucalunna: Home Economics: Home Economics Club. I MARTHA PURVIS, Columbia: Home Economics: Sigma Thela Kappa. O R. T. PURVIS, Slar: Hislory: l.R.C,: Wesley Foundarion. 0 J. V. RAY, Drew: Pre-Med.: Pre-Med. Club. Second Row: L O HILDA RAYBURN, Wiggins: Commerce: Sludenl Council: Commerce Club. 0 BURDETTE RICHARDSON, Philadelphia: Hislory, I CLYDE E. RICHARDSON, I-larfiesburg: Hisrory: Who's Who. 0 LOUIS S. RILEY, JR., Halliesburg: Pre-Med.: Ole Soufhern Club: Pre-Med. Club: Annual Srall. 0 GEORGIA MARIE RHODES, Collinsville: Home Economics. 9 NOVA LOU RITTER, Aberdeen: Social Sludies. Third Row: 0 JEANNE ROBERTS, Cenlreville: Home Economics, 0 PAT ROBIN, Bay S+. Louis: Sociol- ogy. 0 EFFIE DELLE ROGERS: B.S.U.: Y,W,A, O LESTER RAS ROGERS, Collins: Chemislry: President Velerans Club '46: Treasurer, Sludenl Body: Treasurer, lnlercollegiale Council. O SARA NELL ROSS, Puclcefl: Home Economics. O L. L. RUTHERFORD, Bay S+. Louis: Hislory. L Z 5 ' 'f 7 W -Q :f-. 2 , is. W f X I 1 Y 2 1 f X'0n, f .4 if ,,.,. f 'fi . . ' .2 f 55.21. . 735'- 'A 1 71: . M-,I - ' X-Y I ' ' fse -f' ' ' I' 'j f EEZ.. A 'Sn Firsl Row: 0 HOWELL A. RUSS, Loglowng Biology. 0 OLA FRANCES SANDLING, Silver Cilyg Home Economics: Home Economics Club. I NELL SALTER, Philadelphia: Home Economics: Home Economics Club. I MARY LOUISE SITTS, Hazlehursig Hisloryg Y.W.A.1 B.S.U. 0 ARTHUR VAUGHN SMITH, JR., Pascagoula: Commerce. O MARY CLEO SMITH, Lucian: Home Economics. Second Row: O WILLIAM J. SMITH, Halliesburgg Physical Educaiion. 0 MARY GRACE SPRUILL, Sharon Home Economics: Sigma The-la Kappa: Home Economics Club, 0 ALTHEA STONE, Purvis: Hisloryg Alpha Sigma Alpha, I.R.C.q FTA. I RICHARD STREIFF, Gulfport Physical Eclua cafion. I ROBERT M. SULLIVAN, Haliiesburg. 0 BILL TOLBERT, Biloxi: Biology. Third Row: 0 BURDELLE TAYLOR, Laurel: Home Economicsp Home Economics Clubg Choral Union. 0 MRS. DOROTHY B. TERRY, Jackson: Home Economics: Home Economics Club: Delia Sigma Epsilson. 0 GRACE THOMAS, Walnuf Grove: Home Economics. O MARINEE THOMAS, Sloverg Home Economics. 0 H. KLEIN THORTON, Pascagoulay Commerce. 0 WILLIAM FRED TILGHMAN, Haliiesburgg Pre-denial. SEIIIURS 52 f arac 52. 2 . , i . - , ' W ' Y -: r ' ,. QU? ,S Haw fr -I if. uf za .. wiki , G . . . 15? - fy' I If 11 ,. fx' Y fg:mEiS2ez?3 , ' fLf533'f2-YSLSQSQ: ,., .,g1::.z',':.'::::1 .. ., 125315.53 nfl, -- 13- .1-1'..: -E212 WNW 'fhffii 5-.f Firsl' Row: 0 WILLIAM FOSTER TISDALE, Harliesburcg: Commerce. 0 IRON R. TOOTLE, Ocean SDFIHCJSI Commerce. 0 MRS. INEZ TURNER, Tupelo: Home Economics. 0 JOHN M. TURNER, Philadelphia: Commerce. 0 JULIAN N. TYSON, Meridian: General Science. 0 LAVELLE WALKER, Columbia: Pre-Mecl. Second Row: O LEE H. WALKER, Drew: Pre-Med.: Ole Soulhern Club: Pre-Med. Club: Sludem' Council: Reporler, Senior Class. O BERTHA WALLEY, Taylorsville: Elemenfary Educarion. 0 MRS. JACK WATERS, Terry: Home Economics: Alpha Siqma Alpha. 0 JACK WATERS, Benron: Healfh and Physical Educarion: Vice-President M. Club: Sludenr Council. 0 JEAN WATTS, Canlon: Home Economics: Home Economics Club: Treasurer, Alpha Sigma Alpha: Who's Who, I947-48. 0 JEAN WEBSTER, Kosciuslco: Home Economics. Third Row: 0 GARLAND L. WHITE, Brookhaven: I-Iiglory. 0 JUNITA WILLIAMS, Haffiesburq: Piano? Siqma Theta Kappa: Alpha Mu Chi. 0 AGNES WINSTEAD, Carson: I-Iislory, 0 DOLLYE WRIGHT, Cenlreyille: French. OLLIE WILLIAMS . BILL McCARTHY . RAE ALICE MARTIN . . NANETTE WALKER . CAROLYN BEVERLY E. O. CAMPBELL . . IITHERII . . PresIcIen'r . Vice-Presidenr . Secrefary . . Treasurer . Reporfer Faculty Adviser JIIIIIDR DFFICERS Mr. Campbell, Beverly, WA b Q Firsi Row: 0 RIDDELL ALEXANDER, Chunky: Aqricullure. 0 JEAN AINSWORTH, Taylorsville: Educalion. 0 JOHN L. AULTMAN, Sumrall: I-Iisfory. C AL- LISON DERWOOD BARLOW, I-Ialliesburgz Commerce. 0 MRS. VIRGINIA BARNES, Lucedale: Secrefarial Science. C ESTON C. BASKIN, Jackson: Commerce. Secorrcl Row: I SARA FRANCES BAYLIS, Halliesburgg Social Science. 0 FRANK BEAM, McComb: Physical Educalion. OJERRY EDWARD BERRY, Sandy Hook: I-Iislory. O CAROLYN BEVERLY, Laurel: Music. O DOT BISHOP, Lauderdale: Educalion. 0 OSCAR BLACK, Puryis: Pre-Engineer nnq, Third Row: O EDWARD C. BOEHM, Columbus, Ohio: Biology. O CHARLES W. BORDE, Boqalusa, La.: Physical Educalion. 0 MINOR BOTT, JR.. Pelal: English. 0 CLARENCE D. BOUNDS, Bailey: Pre-Medical, O MRS. GALEN BOWERS, I-Ialliesburq: Home Economics. 0 MARY ELIZABETH BOYD, Raleiqh: Home Economics. Four+h Row: O WILLIE CLAYTON BOYKIN, Burns: Malh. 0 BETTY F. BRELAND, Raleigh: Piano. O KATHLEEN BREWER, Sanford: Pre-Medical. O SARA BETH BRIGGS, Scoobag Voice. 0 DAVID BROWN, I-Ialliesburq: Voice. H. T. BROOME, JR., Columbia: Commerce. if .A.L-.. , .X ar , y Q Firs'I' Row: I MARY T. BROWN, Biloxi: Piano. C ROBERT C. BRUCE, l-lalliesburq. 0 CHAPPELL BRYANT, Halliesburg: lvlalh. 0 ERMON H. BRYANT, Moselle: Pre-Engineering. O ROBERT KENT BURNAMAN, Gulfporl: Commerce. O ALICE E. BYRD, McCall Creelc: Physical Educalion. Second Row: 0 MRS. F. A. CARROZZA, Columbia: Home Economics. 0 JEANNE CAMPBELL, Ocean Springs: Home Economics. 0 ROBERT CLYDE CAMPBELL, Foresf Hill, Texas: Physical Educalion. 0 MILDRED JOYCE CAUSEY, Waynesboro: Physical Educafion. 0 JULIAN L. CLARK, Slonewall: Commerce. 0 STELLA CLOY, Bude: Chemisfry. Third Row: 0 KENNETH CLAYTON COLLINS, Long Beach: Commerce. 0 JULIA COOK, Biloxi: Commerce. I DWAIN COTTON, Vicksburg: Biology. O JACQUELINE COX, Hailiesburg: Home Economics. 0 MARY JEAN CREWS, Columbia: Commerce. 0 RITA CLARIE DABBS, Ouilman: Lower Elemenlary. Fourfh Row: O ELIZABETH ANN DALLAS, Li++le Rock: Home Economics. O DORO- THY DENNIS ISMITHI, New Augusla: Home Economics. 0 HENRY L. DIXON, Meridian: Social Science, 0 MRS. B. E. DUNNAM, Hallies- lourg: French. 0 MARY SUE ECHOLS, Braxion: Physical Educalion, 0 ANNIE RUTH ERVIN, Halriesburg: French and Hislrory. JUIIIO w , 3 'Ax Q ,. a if A W In , . IZI: ..... . ,353 , Vw F X K6 ' fx -2 . W 1.4 Ks-' x : 5, fi .gb w W. W 'e ,f 'W X HQ'-hu T JU xi I yu xi 3 ' xl, if...- vig: p ax A W I fa., . Vp, Q .4 ,FS . wx i 'N :ia 'K-rf I, if g, , , ,, ff1:.1.-Tv. .M N . .n ' 'F' . fq. , JW 'U' 'WY' I' 1 we as KK f Firs'r Row: O MALCOLM ETHRIDGE, De Kalb: General Science. O SPURGEON EURE, Harfiesburg: Pre-Med. 0 MILTON EVANS, Haf+iesburg: Healfh and Physical Educalion. O MARY ALICE FANCHER, Colllieeville: Com- merce. O ELAM P. FAYARD, Saucier: Malhemalics. 0 PAUL T. FERGUSON, Balesyille: Engineering. Second Row: O HARRIS FORD, Bude: Spanish. 0 JIMMY FORD, Laurel: English. 0 LAWRENCE O. FORD, Harliesburgq Social Science. 0 BETTY FREE- MAN, Harliesburg: Biology. O BARBARA FUGITT, Booneville: Sociology 0 MARTHA NELL GADDY, Slare Line: Home Economics. Third Row: Collins: Commerce. O WILLIE GOFF. 0 CARVER GORE, Marlcs Hislory. 0 PEGGY JEAN GOREE, Quilman: English. Four'I'I1 Row: 0 CHARLES V. GRAHAM, Moss: Hislory. 0 CARRIE JEAN GRAY Waynesboro: Commerce. O LEONARD GRIFFIN, Lealcesville: Pre-Denial 0 RICHARD C. GUESS, Ha++iesburg: Marhemarics. 0 BILLIE MAR- GARET GUTHRIE, Foresf: Social Sluclies. O LOUIS D. HALL, Feral Commerce. New 'EF' M .s m I. f 'I 74? 'W vb-f m L iq' Q If li L S, R -9. Y-: ' I 0 CAROLYN GANDY, Hafriesburg: Physical Educalion. 0 HUGH P. GARRAWAY, JR., New Augusfa: Business. 0 OLIVE RAE GIBSON' Firsi' Row: O NORWOOD RUSSELL HARMON. 0 WILLIAM E. HARPER, Meridian Commerce. O MILES DOUGLAS HARPER, Halriesburg: English. 0 HOWARD R. HARRIS, Slar Cily, Ark.: Pre-Med. 0 ALTON HAR RISON, Foresl: Hisfory. I HERBERT HARTHCOCK, Pascagoula: Edu ca+ion. Secon'cl Row: O CLAUDE HATHORNE, Halliesburg: Social Sludies. 0 WYNDAL HATHORN, Carson: Social Sluclies. 0 DORIS HAWLEY, Ocean Springs. I CONNIE HAYES. O WALTER T. HELTON, Pelal. O l-Ieallh and Physical Educalion. O CHARLES D. HENDON, Newlon, Hislory. N ' Third Row: O MRS. KATHRYN HERRINGTON. 0 GROVER CLELLAN HERROD. O JOSEPH HILL, Boonville: Mallwemalics. 0 LORRAINE HITT, Biloxi: Commerce. 0 HOWARD HOLADAY, Harlieslourg: Hisfory, O GENEVA HOLLODAY, Laurel: Elernenlary Educalion. Four+h Row: 0 WILLIE GRACE HORN, Magee: Home Economics. 0 RUTH K. HORTON, MI. Olive: Foreign Language. O ROBERTA KAY HOUSTON, Laurel: Horne Economics. 0 JACK HOWLE, Union: Economics. 0 JOE 5 HURLBERT, Hafliesburg: Business Adminisfralion. 0 FRANCIS IMBRA- A R GULIO, Ellisville: Piano. I I l i , f X l iw Q0 if tm my I , ' , 'ma 5 WA 1- x .., 1 skew? 1 , 1 K ,ff :'l'1 J W , V X Q, , . , , i f l ,: i ... if ,. ,.. l I l f X I f as as Q' 1 so-x Q QQ. Q ,QI I A I 'Nw g 1234 J K f :r,: . H A 3 X , ,X ,,,,, , iii A. SQ ' f M it l l 1 F? l l l 1 l ll ll 45 1 I use we W 3 'lr ri ' 13 p fx, JUIIIURS Firsi' Row: 0 FRED ISENBERG, Hafriesburgi Pre-Law. O DOROTHY ANNA ISHEE, Bay Springs: Elemenlary Educarion. O C. KEITH JARRELL, I-Iafliesburgi Business Adminislralion. I CHRISTINE ELAINE JENKINS, Union: Voice. O AUBREY JOHNSON, Jaclcsong Social Sfudies. 0 HILDA JO JOHN- SON, Harperville: Elemenlary Eclucalion. Second Row: I PEGGY JOHNSON, Halfiesburq. 0 ROBERT L. JOHNSON, Long Beach: Hislory. O EDDIS MAE JONES, lvlize: Home Economics. 0 WALTER H. JONES, Halliesburg: Pre-Denlal. 0 HELEN JORDAN, Sanford: Commerce. 0 SONYA REBECCA JORDAN, Columbia: Heallh and Physical Educalion. Third Row: 0 BETTYE JOYCE KEEL, Delisle: Voice. 0 JAMES ELLIS KELLY, Semi- nary: English. 0 JOAN KENNEDY, Halfiesburg: Commerce. 0 ROSA- MOND JERELYN KENNEDY, Hallie-sburg: Pre-Med. 0 SARA DRAUGHN KEYES, Halrliesburg: Commerce. 0 AL JOHN KULJIS. Fourfh Row: 0 HUGH O. LANCASTER, Taylorsville: Hislory. 0 ROBERT W. LAMBUTH, Meaclville: Malhemalics. O JACK LANE, Homewood: Physical Educalion. 0 HULDAH JANE LEAKE, Woodville, Elemenlary Educalion. 0 LUTHER EDWIN LEE, Halliesburg: Pre-Med. O LEVERN LEWIS, Laurel: Physical Educalion. 'K' X 'W' .,, ,,,, , . M I sro': ig., 'IF 1 -s e i X '-'f5 I . L 'cf' .rs-I 4 ' s N we Q--4 'N-rf Firsf Row: I BEVERLY A. LIGHTSEY, Pachula: Business Adminislralion. 0 ERNEST LIMBAUGH, Hallieslourg: Physical Educalion. 0 FRANCES LOWERY, Seminary: Malhemalics. O THERRELL LUNDY, Philadelphia: Commerce. I WILLIE HERBERT MCCALLUM, Mize: l-leallh and Physical Educalion. 0 GEORGE WM. MCCARTHY, Halliesburg: Sociology. Second Row: OWILLIE HUGH McCRANEY, Newlon: Hislory. I PETER J. Mc- GOWAN. OWILLIAM MCKINNEY, Tupelo: Hislory. 0 RAMONA MCLEMORE, Halliesburg: English. 0 MYRTICE McMULLAN, Decalurg Malhemalics. O C. E. MCLEAN, JR., l-lalliesburg: Business Adminislra- lion. Third Row: O MARTIN R. MCLENDON, Halliesburg: Pre-Law. I MARY JO Mc- NEESE, Foxworlh: Secrelarial Science. 0 HARLAN MCSWAIN, Hallies- burg: Commerce. 0 ETHEL RAY MAGEE, Ml. Olive: Commerce. O MARLAND H. MALLETTE, Ocean Springs: Physical Educalion. O ARTHUR J. MANGUM, JR., Mendenhall: Physical Educalion. Fourfh Row: O DAN MARAS, Biloxi: Pre-Law. O MYRTLE MARSH, Hanclsboro: Ele- menlary Educalion and Sociology. 0 RAE ALICE MARTIN, Gulfporl: Spanish. I WILLIAM E. MARTIN, JR., Wiggins: Malhemalics. O KEL- LY MAXWELL, Lamar: Home Economics. O KENNETH R. MAXWELL, Long Beach: Commerce. .4 3 Ns W1 X ' aiefw f- f 1 . a n 5 . ' -sy . fa if 1222 ,Ny f . , r A Q ew 3 R K x ? '4I '5?NH'a.5 ' I ' , Q ' . 'ff x M 'uf 1' . . . f.:...,?-zxi'-:fa-hizeerrw. W .fa-f . 0 Sew-sig.. .. , X MX, N, :Y 'P I X 1 jg xi, 7 x 5 539 X an . . X Xwfgfxx, Nxt . IP V ' ex X L.-A Awww '1 '5n,, Q -1 - fi!5'fi?f .Y meae A My .A ...ea , g 4. We 5 Q 1' .. , . 4. z,,f.0-if .ci w ' -X., x , ' -,K N 4-4, ., if v Ig' 'Vi f fs.. . A i N i .fffil 9 A K , . ii A A 5 I 1 I z I l l i I l i i l .l o is F M 5 ?U 1 A Q .5,,. +x 4: X I-lbw X. 4' Q sb f- ig Bw X ww , . Exo X, , 3 phi - my . www 2 ' ! .Q:': 3: . X49 1 V ,.'VQf?- ef' .1152 11: V is 5 f 51 w jig li -. N I ' -fi . we , . , 1 a,5,i.,1 f II' KEI- JUIIIURS sy f if 4, , sw Z. if , . if fy ' if 'I . x . 2 'f ia., .. , ,I 1 W I. , Q 'an- i Nu. ...-v ' X 5 .1 9. . .. New I . In 'x-A '75 ri ,. ,1g1v1,, ,ay ini- M? . n, 1. i -V 4 F '1 A 1' 49: , I ' 4 4, . , 3 i ' Nz. . rx 1 r Z. x., . 4 ' b 0- M I ,,,1,'1 , .WSH W' , .sh ,, 1 l ' M t ' , ...fm Q in rv. I . i ' i I.. . I, f is M - ii Way ' , '5Yfl4,. I. 7 I , ,fs fi x, b w . , W ,4.'f:---...ss . ' K, :,, . fn ! S-Ly' .1 5 x I A Y , , I A . -yu-mwis. V 5,5 Firsi' Row: 0 RALPH M. MILLOY, Haifiesburgg Hisfory. O SHIRLEY JEAN MONT- GOMERY, Haffiesburg: I-Iis+ory: Treasurer, Sigma Thefa Kappa. O JERRY C. MULLIN, PeIaI: Physical Educafion. 0 OSCAR MURPHY, JR. C JACK D. MUNN, SumraII: Marhemarics. 0 EDWIN J. NEVILLE, Harriesburgi Pre-Law. Second Row: 0 ROBERT E. NEWMAN, CoIumbia: Commerce. 0 DONALD W. NEWTON, Wesson: Pre-Law. O MARY WILLENA NIXON, Ocean Springs: Commerce. O BENNIE RAY NOBLES, HaHiesburg: Physical Educaiion. 0 BILLY NOBLES, Haffiesburg: Business AcIminis+rafion. 6 HILTON J. NUNNERY, Liberfyg Pre-Law. Third Row: 0 KATHERINE ODOM, Sanaforium: Home Economics. 0 BOB HENRY PARKER, Laurel: Pre-Denlral. O CHARLES PATTEN, Ha+Iiesburg: Busi- ness Adminisfraiion. 0 DOROTHY LYNN PHILLIPS, Newfon: English. 0 SHELLEY N. PHILLIPS, JR., Macon: Pre-Denfal. O FRED PINKARD, Cenfer: Social Science. FourI'h Row: I MARY FRANCIS POOL, EIIisviIIe: Elemenfary Educaiion. O MRS. JESSIE MAE PLANCHARD, Ruihg Home Economics. 0 JACQUELINE IRENE POLK, Preniiss: Voice. 0 BETTY POPE, Richfon: Business Ad- minishafion. 0 JEWEL B. PRAY, Libs-r+y: General Science. O FRANCES PRICE, Prenfissg Elemenfary Educafion. . gg' ir' W ,, s X fi QV ' T .. N , ,. Y . 3 gf ' . ,'.p Y ' F FW , ' lg 7f'Q.v..'sV . 5 Y-ref xi ii YW' 'n w+C-X , ,Q N s A 9 ,. .':,g33Q:tg 5 L - - ua, . .ip- sx- --' ' .4J,,' 'gi-':A-e 'J s w- J 'Ziff' . . 21 Q32-.-.. ,sv -:.s:,s...., 1 H . 4 f xx 1 A, s. , f . , I. , ,f I , v - v Ik., 4... f W . me ' 45 'T Qu ,ff 'M 0 fl k 9' Firsi' Row: O MONITA PRINE, Pelalg Music. 0 TOM PRYOR, Laurel: Business Adminislralion. 0 FRANK M. RAGSDALE, Collinsville. 0 JACK RANDALL. O ALLEN K. RANDLE, Siale Line: Commerce. I MRS. NORMA RANDLE, Columbia. Second Row: I VIRGINIA CLAUDINE RAWLS, Sliiversg Elemenlary Eclucalion. O JACK REID, Luceclaley Pre4Med. 0 VIRGINIA RENFROE, Monlicelloq Elemenlary Educalion. O CURTIS L. RHYNE, Meridian, English. O PATRICIA ANN RICHARDS, Ocean Springs: Sociology and Elemenlary Educafion. O E. CLYDE RICHARDSON, Hafliesburgg Hislory. Third Row: 0 WESLEY C. RITENBURGH, Lirlle Rock. I GENE RIVERS. 0 EN- RIQUE ROBAU, Havana, Cuba: Clwemislry. I GASTON ROBERTSON, JR. 0 MAUREEN ROBERTSON, Liberly, Commerce. 0 WM. EDWARD ROCKWELL, Halfiesburgg Commerce. Fourfh Row: O MARY ROSS, Hafliesburgg Sociology. I JOSEPH ROWLEY. O MAR- THA ANN SAUCIER, Sumrall: Home Economics. 0 MARY JOYCE SAXON, Pricliarcl, Ala.: Commerce. 0 A. J. SEALE. 0 THOMAS M. SHIELDS, I-lalliesburgp Commerce. K Vw My V f rs , K f wr, JU X qw 1 , ., 'f Rf L' Q2 sf X Q .p w , F253 33 if buf gr 4-fi iiiiEi'5If ?- If-3 59 X2Sge?f?f21'ff ' . . Q r W L A:.- Q 'Q We gi g - V 19' ..: V 'I ' La . ,, N. Q ,fr , ss 42 W Q N 'N wgixwakgs WNFR? 0 X K, CN ms c . , , X seg . 2 f 4 . ww y F fa, . . f ., 2. we fl 5 'L ... 3. -Www, ,WEFWX ,.g ,v . , SX' N if K N ' AQ..-M Q- M, Y: ,. N' ft . .,vY5 299S8 Ph . iv xafa... .. 1' 1 ..,. . ' ' Q c f 1 ' .s M -ff -Rf ri .3-. - - ' .M V: ' 'ir X . 4 . Y f. . 'km ' r.+,.1 fs. :mi .. . Ea r 5. .1 Firsi' Row: 0 WILLA DEAN SHOWS, Hajdiesburqt French. 0 MRS. MARY CATH- ERINE SIMMONS. O MELVIN REGINALD SIMS, Housiorm: Commerce. 0 MARY JO SINGLEY, I-Iaffiesburgi Home Economics. 0 HOWARD H. SMITH, PhiIedeIphia7 Commerce. 0 CECILE SMITH, LeaIcesviIIe: Home Economics. Secon':.I Row: 0 DOROTHY JEAN SMITH IDENNISI. 0 DORIS SMITH, Bassfieldi Commerce. 0 JAMES WILLIAM SMITH, Cohimbia: Commerce. C LELA SMITH, WOOdviIIeZ Science. 9 MARLENE SMITH, Union: Hisfory. 0 MILTON B. SMITH, BiIoxi3 Business Adminisfrafion. Third Row: O NEWTON DENHAM SMITH, Purvist Chemisfry, 0 MARY KATE SNELL, Bonifaq Home Economics. 0 HAROLD SPENCE, Tylerrowng Pre- Med. 0 CLOVIS E. STEELE, Fulfong I-Iisfory, 0 MRS. LILA JEAN STENNETT, Pocohonfas: Hisfory. 0 A. J. STENNETT, JR., Mize: Come merce. Four+h Row: O IRENE STENNETT, CoIumbieg Hisfory. 0 ANNIE STEPHENS, Menden- hall, Home Economics. 0 LESLEY R. STEPHENSON, Laurel: Physical Educafion. 0 ROBERT E. STEVENS, HazIehurs+g Physical Educafion. 0 CLIFFORD STEWART, Popharvilleg Commerce. 0 GEORGE STEWART, JR., I-IarperviIIeg Pre-Engineering. A JM' f aawm' XM 46 f, rf 7, , aff' '., ' . ff A ff' f I If .pw Aegfl 'gi L-1Y'Uv 'lb' Sa ., ' . 'Hari' .3335 I 1 I I . I Firsi' Row: O HAROLD W. STEVENS, Gulfporlg Clmemislry, 0 VIOLA STOKES, Harolcl, Fla.: Elemenlary Educalion and Sociology. 0 JANE M. STRING- ER, Summerland: Home Economics. 0 ROBERT L. STUBBS, Magee! Commerce. 0 LOUISE STURDIVANT, De Kolb: Commerce. 0 OTTIS WOODROW STURDIVANT, Scoobag Commerce. Seconcl Row: 0 ANNIE LOU SYKES, Cryslal Springs: Home Economics. 0 HOELL G. TALBERT, Halliesburgg Commerce. 0 WILLIAM NEWTON TAYLOR, Laurel: Pre-Law. 9 JOE H. TERRELL, Prenlissg Commerce. 0 BONNIE THOMAS. I GEORGE K. THOMPSON, Taylorsville: I-lislory. Third Row: O MARY TODD, Halliesburgg Educalion. 0 HENRY TOLAR, Mosellei Pre-Law, 0 MYRA JEAN TOWNSEND, Lenag Mallwemalics. 9 STEWART E. TRAUTMAN. 0 DOROTHY MAE TRAVIS, I-lalliesburgg Biology. 0 THOMAS K. TRIGG, I-lalliesburgp Business. Four+I1 Row: O DOROTHY ELLEN TURNER, Halliesburgq Marliemalics and French. 0 WALLACE WAYNE TURNER, Lealcesvilleg Pre-Engineering. O LOUISE VINSON, Halliesburgg Clvemislry. 0 RUTH VALENTINE, Newlonp Com- merce. 0 NANETTE WALKER, Drew, Voice. O PRENTICE JONES WALKER, I-lalliesburg: Biology. JU if 7 ' M ,. N, E I A , mmfv IE' If S? 4 ,MI X f if M 9g if-V my ...... .i,, , ,M- ' :::1 1. A 9 s ew el ., we if :Hi he 6 v- - ' ' ig. ., - ' if f qsffiain 1 ' 5 ' R A I-.ba E ,.::.zf::..f fi Xfigaflzc ffl' 'bM:'Ti5:f'i1fIiI gi 'nrf i JU IDRS Firsl' Row: O CHARLES E. WAITS, Sumrall: Pre-Denial. O JAMES T. WARE, l-Ialliesburgz Commerce. O JOSEPH E. WARE, Biloxi, l-Iislory. 0 BAR- BARA WALTERS, Hafliesburgg Pre-Medical. 0 WEBSTER WEATHERS, I-lalfieslourgg Physical Educalion. O EARL R. WEBB, Sumrallg Malhemalics. Second Row: O LAVELLE WEEKS, Columbia: Science. O MARGUERITE WELBORN, Laurel: Commerce. O MARY JO WEISS, Biloxi: English. 0 BETSY WELLS, Cold Wafer, Speech. 0 VERNON WELLS, Kreole: Physical Educalion. 0 OSCAR GLENN WILKERSON, Lake: Mafhemalics. Third Row: 0 LIDDELL WHITE, Newloni Commerce. 0 OLLIE PATTERSON WIL- LIAMS, Newlong Music. 0 RUBY WILLIAMS, Columbia: Social Sfuclies. 0 JAMES EVON WILLOUGHBY, Carson: I-Iislory. 0 HELEN ELIVA WILSON. 0 DON WINSTEAD, Jackson: Business. Four+h Row: 0 LUCY MARIE WOOD, Hafliesburg. 0 J. W. WOODARD, Lealces- ville: Pre-Engineering. 0 HAROLD A. YOUNG, Rulhg Hislory. 0 GLENN G. YOUNG, Halliesburgq Pre-Legal. O ROBERT J. YOUNG, McComb: Hislory. A BZ, Vs l . I 2 f .af RN li f . Q . .- i 1, I T- 7 E ,, , 4 , PV ., . '-f , an-W' is-.fr . M A N, , , . 4 :H , - ' Q'F'l'. 3 :fl-its! 1 tri, J i'if4'ie'1'. ' :nf 'vi QI uf 1 -23' ji -, A 5 1 .TS -P. 3 iii JMINQ9 ' SEI.: ' I Al' .v F13 iff ' L..- T.-vii. are A I 'Q' ' ff lg. . -1 fvpsq- J ' ' 'fy' K' 9.9 I I , gli L.:--fi 'fTp. 6' 'EES SUP Leif fo Righ+: Napier, Dickson, Krohn, Givens JAMES A. NAPIER . . . PETE KROI-IN . . . . Vice RUTI-I DICKSON . . , CHARLIE GIVENS . . . . GORDON BLACK . . . . Smdeni Council Re-pr FRANCIS GUIDRY . . . MISS ANGELINE WATKINS . . . I President' -Presideni Secreiary Treasuver eseniaiive Reporier Sponsor HUIIIORE UFFICERS 61 UPHS Firsl Row: I LEMUEL ADAMS, M a c o n , Pharmacy. O JAMES D. AINSWORTH, Cenfer, Physical Educalion.. O SHIRLEY ALEXANDER, Union, English. O PEGGY ALBRITTON, Ml. Olive, Physical Educafion. O JACK ALLEN, Magee, Pre-Dental. Second Row: O R. E. ALLEN, Gulfporf, Pre-Denial. O BlLLlE ALLRED, Collins, Home Economics. O LEON W. ALSTON, JR., Halliesburqg Business Adminisfralion. O BILLY RAY AM- MONS, Halliesburg, Pre-Medical. O ARTHUR EARL ALPlN, Halliesburg. Third Row: 0 OTIS F. ATTEBERY, Mobile, Ala., Corn- merce. O TAD BAIRD, Jackson, Music. O JAMES BALL, Haffiesburqg Pre-Law. O JAMES A. BALL, JR., Leakesville, Music. O CHARLES JEROME BANKS, Mendenhall, Educafion. Fourfh Row: O DAN BARBERI, Pensacola, Fla. O ROY N. BARLOW, Wesson, Sociology. O JAMES BARRON, Halliesburg, Engineering. O DOT- TIE BELLE BAYLIS, Halliesburq, Eclucafion. 0 ARTHUR O'GWYNN BEARD, Leakesville, Hislory. Fiffh Row: O DANNY BEARD, Halliesburq, Pre-Law. O ELWOOD E. BENNETT, Tampa, Fla., Science. Q JEAN WELLS BENOIST, Coffee- ville, Educalion. O H E N R Y CLARENCE BERRY, Halliesburgg Commerce. O WILLIAM C. BERRY, Foxworlh, Agricullure Adminislra- lion. Six+h Row: O DOROTHY J. BETHEA, Halliesburqg Psye choloqy. O GORDON C. BLACK, Haflies- burq, Pre-Med. OH. NELSON BLACK, Hafliesburg, Pre-Law. O E, V. BLACKWELL, Magee, Pharmacy. O BOB BLAIR, Hallies- burq, PrefMed. Sevenlh Row: O JOE THOMAS BLAIR, Ouilman, Business. OA. G. BLEDSOE, Collins, Engineering. O VIRGINIA BLOSSOM, Foreslg Music Edu- cafion. 0 SALLY BODMAN, Hafliesburgg Home Economics. O JOE BOND, Jackson. Eighfh Row: O JOHN BOUNDS, Halliesburg. O BELTON BOURNE, Columbia, Engineering. O JOHN L. BOWLING, Raleigh, Pre-Med. O MARY KATE BOWLING, Halliesburq, Conwnierce. O MARY BRADLEY, Halliesburqg Ari. 'Jw 5.-of p g mf' ...aw ' ll A i I . ..1- L K, ,E v , N Pg . , Z. ,Hit 'fa 31 xy- ' ,.:.,.. -n-JI 'VV- if ...J if . iw' X 1 X 2? R 35. if ,- 'U' .ft X X L , T N YO Z' ,pm 'Sk ' 'S nl . , .. :if w if I' -- . ' I , Q 34' , M 5 5 Y S i I iff fi 14' :- -:-,, ,ggi P, 1,111-5s'.r.v ii is ' Q? 2531 1 -,gx',.g,m:.s .':vL. 331. fjgf , M fcwwrmayfrx .MWF :fa suv ,:: i Q 4 , f xi X fa X ? Y' P fx 4 415? 3' f .r sp 5 W, ,Q as N ,sv s fs is wb. w R , ,Y fam 1 1114, fl M i lf: S ' fa '5 A B avi ...N , X . fic, X .V W.. Q, TA.. , .gk bi .:e.23.:1m.i si.. fa -sus, I ff 1. yr 'ig '1-:- rm, -.,4 -. isa ! ii g I . l Q ' 179' Q 41X 9 it 7 x af 4 f 16 S Vidar' MV' ,.....-.- ,,,. um ii, .- I 9' 'K 7 sly S 0 am f I ..---...l,.g...,1. We 'luv' ss J . + X , W , .4 ,-i .,,, !A,.,,,v . xakgstg - ,,., i , 4 SDPHS Firsl Row: O EMMA JEAN BRADSHAW, Liberly, Ele- rnenlary Eclucalion, O JAMES A. BRANTON, Columbiag Vocafional Agricullure. O BETTY FAYE BRASWELL, Hafliesburqg Commerce. O ARTHUR JOE BREED, Gullporl, Pre-Denial. O BEN LAWRENCE BRIGGS, JR., Pascaqoula, Pre-Leqal. Second Row: O DAVID M. BROCK, Quilman, Marlfelinq. OGEORGE R, BROCK, Hafiiesburqy Pre- Med. O JOHN ROBERT BROCK, Ouiiman. OFRANK BROWN, Millry, Ala., Physical Educalion. O GENE BROWN, Halliesburq, Business. Third Row: QFRANCES BUCKLEY, Enlerprise, Com- merce. OCRUIT R. BUCKLEY, Columbia, Mafhemalics. O BOBBY BUFFINGTON, Ma- gee, Commerce. OJAMES L. BURDETTE, Columbia, Business. O LOUISE BURNS, Burns, Home Economics. Fourlh Row: O JACK CHARLIE BURT, Philadelphia: Com- merce. O ROBERT B. BUSH, Laurel, Veleri- nary Science. O RUTH ANN BUTLER, I-laliiesburg, Commerce. O RALPH BYRD, Lucedale, Commerce. O BILLY JOE BYRNS, Wigqins, Pre-Law. Fif+h Row: O CHARLES G. CAIN, JR., Pensacola, Fla, Physical Educalion. O JIM CARPENTER, Booneville, Voice. O NELDA CARPENTER, Halliesburq, Social Sludies, O JAMES RAY CARPENTER, I-lalfiesburgg Physical Eclucalion. O JOE W. CARR, Ml. Olive, Pre-Enqineerinq, Sixlh Row: O BURL D, CARTER, lvIcLaurin, Commerce ORAY F. CARTER, Collins, Commerce. O WENDELL CAUSEY, Waynesboro, Business Adminisiralion. O FLEDELL CHAIN, Ml. Olive, Pre-Law, O WILLIAM DAVID CHINN, Biloxi, Social Sfudies, Sevenlh Row: O AUBREY CHRISTIAN, Halliesburq, Chemis- lry. O EDWIN D. CLARK, Sumrall, Agri- cullure. OCYRIL M. CLAY, Noxapaier. O OSCAR EUGENE CLEMENT, Halliesburg, Music. O ROBERT A. CLEMENT, I-Ia'rI'ies- burq, Music. Eighlh Row: O PAUL K. CLINTON, Hailiesburq, Com- merce. O HAROLD MARET COCKRELL, Quilman, Business Aclminislraiion. O JAMES R. COCHRAN, Jackson, PrefLaw, O ANNA- BELLE FOSTER COLLINS, Gulfport Violin. O L. J. COLLINS, Gulloorl, Business Admin isiralian. SDPHS Firsl' Row: O DONALD V, COLEMAN, Kreoleg Accounrf ing, O PATSY LEE CONERLY, Glosferj Com, merce. O JIMMIE LOUIE COOK, Hafries- burgg Eriqineeririq. O MARK COOK. UD- Iand, Calif., Sociology. O RONALD L. COOKSEY, Hattiesburg. Second Row: O JAMES M. COUGHLIN, Hafliesburgg Ac- counfing. O HUBERT W. COWAND, Bay Sf. Louis, Pre-Med. O GWEN COX, Bolloni Voice. O JACK D. CRAFT, Carrhage. O MARVIN A. CRIMM, Morlori, Music. Third Row: O GEORGE S. CRONIA, Haffiesburgg Physi- cal Educarion. O CHARLIE CSASZAR, JR., Sumrallg Pharmacy. O JULIUS CSASZAR, Sumrali, Pre-Engineering. O JACK CURLEY, Columbus, Ohio. O EDWARD ALEXANDER CURRIE, JR., Halliesburqg Pre-Med. Eourfh Row: O FITZHUGH DABNEY, Jackson, Hisfory. O CHARLES H. DALE, Lucedaleg Pre-Law. OJOHN L. DALE, Lucedaleg Commerce. O H. PAUL DANTIN, Columbia. O LILLIE M. DAVES, Halfiesburgg Hospiral Technician. Fiflh Row: O BETTY JO DAVIS, Enrerpriseg Home Eco- nomics, O HAROLD A. DAVIS, Lucedaleg Commerce. O LULA B. DAVIS, Haffiesburgg Elemenlary Eclucalion, O THOMAS D. DAY, Collins, Pre-Dental. O ROGER L. DENNIS, Purvisg Malhemalics. Six+h Row: O RUTH DICKSON, MI, Olive: Music. O EDWARD C. DILLARD, Heidleburgg Pre- Engineering, O QUIN DICKENS, Collins, Biology. O JAMES L. DOYLE, JR., Harfies- burg, Aff. O LEON DUKE, Lonq Beach, Pre- Law. Sevenfh Row: OWILLIAM DUKE, Halfiesburqg Pre-Law. O B. E, DUNNAM, Hafliesburqy Pre-Engineerl ing, OBRUCE EASTERLING, Hafriesburg, Physical Educalion. O MONA ECKHOFF, Wilmer, Ala, Home Economics. OJAMES EDWARDS, New Orleans, La., Commerce. Eighfh Row: O MALLIE GILBERT EDWARDS, Harfiesburg' Pre-Engineering, O NEVIE ETHRIDGE I-larriesburgg Commerce. O ELAINE EU- BANKS, Luceclaleg Elemenlarv Educafion. O PEGGY JEAN EZELL, I-Iafiiesburqg Music O NORRIS O. FAGGARD, Kreoleg Physical Educalion. I 1 iq, T., -SPY 13315 3. is NI x Ac SHR at XX z 5 X S 4 r Q Q55 I Y 5' '.,. f f ,, f , ne 1 Q' f ,QR f W X42 V R 1 'V' 14' , ,W 1 s , , 4 ,Q , f V E:!5'QW' ' sw 1-,BX .3 I 1 42 Y f it I I -...A NWN- ii A '- .f .xi ' ' ' .gslffiig I ,aliiixig QL , - ' I, 51 .y '12, 5 - 'X - 2 if Q2 ,f I gi -. if . XX Q. - :s , A . - .-. gy yy f -A I f ,. -...Mx ' 2225- I : r SUPHS Firsl Row: O ERNEST J. FALGO, Pascaqoulag Enqineer inq. O MARTHA ANN FANCHER, Collee- ville, Home Economics, O ARTHUR LOUIS FERGUSON, Mobile, Ala., English. O T. J. FINDLEY, JR., Viclsburq. O FRANCIS FRED- ERIC, JR., Pasciwqoula, Business Adminislra- lion. Second Row: O CLAUDE H. FREEMAN, JR., I-Ialliesburg, Physical Educalion, O JAMES O, GARNER, Raleigh, Pre-Denial, O JAMES FLOYD GAR- RAWAY, New Auqusla, Business. O GRADY L. GIBBS, New Auqusla, Commerce. O GER- TRUDE JESSICA GIFFORD, Lonq Beach, Com- FTIGYCG. Third Row: O CHARLES GIVEN, Harrisburg, Pa., Pre- Denlal. O LUTHER A. GOUDELOCK, JR., I-Ialliesburq, Produclion Manaqemenl. O PAUL GRADY, Seminary, Pre-Law. O BARBARA GRAHAM, Ha1Iiesburg,Journalism. O JAMES E. GREGORY, Calhoun Cily, Business Admin- islralion. Fourlh Row: O FRANCES GRIFFIN, Prenlissg Home Eco- nomics. OTHOMAS W. GRIFFIN, Halfies- burq, Pre-Denlal. O MARK CLEVELAND GRIMES, Halliesburq, Physical Educalion. O FRANCIS GRUBBS, Magee, Accounling. O JAMES GRUBBS, Pascaqoula, Pre-Med. Fiffh Row: O JAMES M. GUESS, Halfiesburq, Business, O JEROME R. GUESS, I-lalliesburq, Business Adminislralion, O FRANCIS GUIDRY, Biloxi, Social Sfudies. O DANIEL L. GUY, JR., Halliesburqj Pre-Law. O JAMES R. HAGAN, De Kalb, Chemislry. Six+I'1 Row: O A, W. HANKINS, Laurel, Mechanical Engineering. O BERYL HARKEY, Biloxi, Home Eccinornici.. O MARY FRANCES HAR- RINGTON, Halliesburq, Commerce. O JOHN CARL HARRIS, Hallie-sburg, Enqlish. O IRA L, HART, JR., Hallieaburqg Enqineerinq. Sevenlh Row: O DONALD HAWKINS, Foresl, I-Iislory, O WAYNE HEGWOOD, Jackson, Commerce. O CHARLES W. HERRING, Haffiesburq, Accounfinq. O JEAN HERRING. O J. W. HERRINGTON, Collins, Enqineerinq. Eighfh Row: O ROBERT RAMSEY HERRINGTON, JR., Hattiesburg, Pre-Med. O ROBERT W. HES- SON, HaI+iesburq, Accounfinq. O BETTY HICKMAN, Haffiesburq, Physical Educaliori. O DALTON HILL, D'Lo. O F, G. HILL, D'l.o, Engineering, SOPHS First Row: O WILLIAM H. HINTON, Wiggins, Pre-Med, O DAN GORE HITT, Slate Springs, O NORMA HOADLY, Columbus, Ohio, Com- merce, O JULIA HOLDEMAN, Gulfport, Commerce. O HARPER C. HOLDER, Mc' Laurin, Commerce. Second Row: O HERBERT W. HOLDER, McLaurin, Com- merce. O TRAVIS L. HOLLAND, Brookhaven, Pre-Law. O ALTON LAVON HOLLIS, Carth- age, Pre4Law. 0 MARY RUTH HOLLIS, Meridian, Journalism, 0 DAVID HARRY HALLIWELL, JR., Petal, Pre-Dental. Third Row: O ISAAC LOUIS HOLLOWAY, Laurel. O D. W. HOLMES, JR., Hattiesburg, Pre-Law. 0 ANN HORN, Columbia, Enqlish. O BEN HOSEY, Hattiesburg, Pre-Law, O LEROY HUNTER HOWELL, Bogalusa, La., Mathe- matics. Fourth Row: 0 HEWITT EDMOND HUBBERT, De Soto, Chemistry. O WILLIAM B. HUDSON, Broolra haven, Music. O WILLIAM G. IKERD, Hat- tiesburg, English. Q JACK JARRELL, McLain, Pre-Law. O,RO8ERT JERNIGAN, Hatties- burg, Engineering. Fifth Row: O ROBERT L. JOHNS, Hattiesburg, Forestry. O ALBERT S. JOHNSON, JR., Meridian, Engineering, O ERNEST JOHNSON, Hat- tiesburg, History, O BETTY JONES, Jackson, Sociology. O JANE ANN JONES, Jackson, Commerce. Sixth Row: .HARRY EARL JONES, Biloxi, Pre-Med. OSYLVIA GRACE JONES, Laurel, Com- merce. OJ. M. JORDAN, State Line, Business Administration Q KENDELL T JOR 5 it .3 haf Y.-ww S 'Q '4,,,.-v 199' f . ,h ,..,. .s 3,51 ,Q . ., -4' WWE -sz? DAN, Hattiesburg, Commerce. O ROBERT M, JORDAN, Jackson, Physical Education. 2 ll 4,033 4 Seventh Row: V ?,QifggX O ERNEST MERLE KELLY, Seminary, Agri- Cullum. 0 EDWARD KERNAGHAN, Hatties- , burq, Law. O DOT KESSLER, Hattiesburg, ' Journalism, 0 aoaav KINGSBERY, Haines, burg, Music. O GEORGE KIRKLAND, Quit- - ' man, H't . ,, is orv ah? it , K k ,S , V L. . ,W Eighth Row: .MLA djflxxl ' '7-yy' -3. O DOROTHY EARLE KIRKPATRICK, Hatties- i .I is burq, Home Economics and Chemistry. i I I, , O VICTOR KNIGHT, Lucedale. O PHILIP I Q , 5 KNISLEY, Hattiesburg, Pre-Med, 0 PAUL KOVACEVICH, B i l O x i, O LORENZO A. KROHN, Biloxi, Social Studies. .qi , r zu x .'i 7' I ,, I . iv .i 7 ,y+,,'...: lil. ' , ' 9 'G' i 1 ., 1 .1 , N ., X f ' 'A As. in-'I ...N Q P I AF? gf, E A. . 7 UQ . l f .li - Q .f s wx I, , F L . X 1' .af . ',,'f., ' ' 52 :,A , I ky .655 .5 SIIPHS - wil . J j-Wi t l fy f ij? , i X -'fx fs I 'tm A ,, 7 'Eiga l 3 ' iA MQ :-a.::5 gs! i 00 4 I E 2 f' A. 3257?- . f. ' I 5.5E': 55w' -'QAISV f f 'mayb .1 m ,:.3-.,1a:QVQ If 999- fa:-Q-5,13 , A y 1 - . . A a , J is 'ks 4 .RQ .X 'W N .W 'J s 1 'Y 'Q ' J fm x S 2 ,MQ Ks y L if ,.,,,. - A E.- , 1 . fi.-f , S ' I ' K -'-f a . X fy -:'-'s4wgggf:g.g--, -. 'f .. - -. - 'f . 4, 3,3 M Firsl Row: O ALDOLPH LADNER, Halfiesburq, Malh. O H.T. LANDRUM, Columbia, Social Sludies. O MEINRAD FRANKLIN LANG, Laurel, Pre- Enqineerinq. O EDWARD J. LEE, Broolrlyn, Hislory. O THOMAS GENE LEE, Shiyers, Business Adminisfralion. Second Row: O VIVIAN LEE, Slale Line. O WALTER M. LEE, JR., Halliesburg, Commerce. O W. T. LEE, Collins, Business. O STANLEY LeFEVE, Gullporl, Science. OLEONARD P. LISO- VICZ, Newark, N. J., Pre-Medical. Third Row: O CARL L. LITTLE, Carriere, Hisfory. O.L. L. LOGAN, Pascaqoula, Pre-Leqal. O MARY EDWINA LOGAN, Pascaqoula, Spanish. O ARTHUR R. LONG, Sardis, Physical Edu- cafion. O ROBIN LONGRE, l-lalliesburg, Spanish. Fourlh Row: O DENSON W. LOTT, Collins, Spanish. O THOMAS JEFFERSON LUNDY, JR., Green- ville, Biology, O DELMAS G. MCALPIN, Magee, Malh. O RICHARD F. MCCARTHY, I-lalliesburg, Sanitary Engineering. O ARTHUR D. MCCRARY, Baldwin. Fiflh Row: O DAVID J. MCCLAMROCK, JR., Pascaqoula. O W. C. MCCLAMROCK, Pascagoula, Pre- Enqineerinq. O BEN McCLESKEY, Okolona, Physical Educalion. O EDITH McDONALD, Halliesburg, Pre-Medical. O ROSEMARY Mc- DONALD, Long Beach. Sixlh Row: O DAVID MCKENZIE, Halliesburq, Chemislry. O TRUEL MCKINNEY, Meridian, Pre-Legal. O PATRICIA ANN MCLAIN, Richlon, Home Economics. O CHARLES MCLELLAND, Hal- liesburg, Pre-Denlal. O HARRY MCLEMORE, l-lalliesburq, Malh. Sevenlh Row: O KENNETH L. MCLEMORE, Roxie, Com- merce. O HUGH MCLEOD, I-lalliesburq, Pre- Medical. O JOHN A. MCLEOD, Halfiesburq, Pre-Medical. O JULIA MCMANN. O WIL- LIAM LEWIS MCMILLAN, Winfield, Ala., Phy- sical Education. Eighth Row: OHILDA MCNAIR, MT. Olive, Hislory. O KNOX MCNAIR, Ml. Olive, Business Ad- minislralion. O LAWRENCE MCNEESE, Co- lumbia, Business. O DALE CAYE Mc- QUEEN, Pinola. O TROY T. McREE, Rich- lon, Aqricullure. 15 -f Q .. x ' 1 sq lv- jg- f L I 2 f 9,1 ff 4 Firsl Row: o aerw MCSWAIN, columbia: Spanish- O JACK MCSWAIN, Haffiesburgg Pre-LeQ5l- o HERBERT L. MAGEE, ML Olive. 0 DENNIS MAHAFFEY. 0 LEONARD F. MAJURE. Dixon: Eclucalion, Second Row: O JOHN MANSON, Lumberlong Chemisfry. O CHARLES C. MARAS, Biloxi, Pre-Denial. O CHARLES E. MARDIS, Nalchezg Accounf- ing. O MARION F. MARSHALL, Nalchezy Accounlinq. O HARRY PAUL MARSINKUS, Halfiesburqg Accounfinq. Thircl Row: O GERALD MARTIN, Halfiesburgg Commerce. O LAWRENCE E, MARTIN, Terry: Pre-Denial. 0 JAMES B. MAWK, Slale Springs. O DOR- OTHY E. MASSENGALE, Collins, Commerce. O LLOYD M. MAY, Tylerfowng Business Ad- minisfrafion. Four+h Row: I JAMES MENASCO, Shubulag Malh. 0 JULIA MAE MIDDLETON, Roxieg Hospilal Technician. O BOBBIE ANN MILLER, Laurel. O MARVIN MILLER, MI. Oliveg Music. O ONI FAY MINTON, Brookhaven, Educa- Iion. Fiflh Row: O DANIEL MITCHELL, Halfiesburqg Pre- Medical. 0 JOHN MARTIN MOONEY, Seminary, Business Adminislrafion. O WIL- LIAM HILTON MOORE, Laurel, Commerce. O JAMES MOORE, Newfong Business. O FLEET MORRIS, Columbia, Commerce. Sixfh Row: O LOVELLE A. MORRIS, Columbia, Com- ' merce. O JOE THOMAS MOSLEY, Slark- I villej Business. O HERSCHAL NAPIER, 5. Seminaryg Business Adminisfralion. O JAMES - A. NAPIER, seminary, Pre-Legal. o JosEPH NAPIER, Seminaryg Accounlinq, MQ Sevenfh Row: n k , iii i o WARREN rs. NATION, Brookhaven, Com- fix? I ff meme. 0 CHARLES s. NEWMAN, Laurel, T, L 2 Music. O PATRICIA ANN NEWMAN, Laurel: h English. O PERNELL OLIA NIX, Bay Springsj ' Physical Educalion. O HORACE DON NOB- LITT, Columbia, Accouniinq. Eighfh Row: O FRANK L. NORTON, Gulfporlg Commerce. O JOHN W. NYMAN, Escalawpag Educalion. I JEANETTE O'NEAL, Perlrinslon, Home Economics. C A. C. OWENS, Mizeg Malh. O JIM RAY OWENS, Nowala, Olflag Physical Educaiion. Ql l 6- 5 0 'E ..- 1' I A.: I A I ,fi , Q 2 , I mf ?. Q, 'Sm I vs ,vjffs T I If I 2 l Rf.-. , 3f? g55l .1 I S - fi kai 'L' 4 T -'N I 4 ii' 4 4 n ', w -725,1 . wzwfi, , iii? f'-L A .5:ffaLf25ff1- N 17' ffl: Lf'-1, : ,, 3 s, '7 14. , W- 5, 'TC' 4. x' ill' 's fix, Iggy, 4 AL -L in : 4 5 :- XX ,. 143 'RMA N . X, I ,- . X, 'gif .. . , 'il'- L. .5 A . .1 J I W' I. .' iw I I ,, . .. - -55 'K i ' ' nl :MEM , , WM, iE?z:vxqp7dq-1.1, f 4 Y., ii H ' fall, 415' I - 5 I if 41 ' A.,f-Q , ,L l i -, ' !r'.,,Qg:l1.w3l, f f A 1.x.f..f-Twig.: La.,- if .ff vv'.- ,- 'g 4 , -.42 V .,,. .,.c., , . .. - fb 1, W i 1: - Wa, ii .I ff 1. g 1 4 ' Q . TW, f Q ff L f M A. Q X .. W -. , -1 -:GW K X ,- f . K ,A Q Q54 ' f S 101 5 ff f af x X Q fx 'Q fy, S A. f '-Q 5. YY l 'PQI :I M, I s T 4 SIJPHS Firsf Row: O MARGIE E. PACE, Halliesburqg Ele- menlary Educalion. 0 GLORIA JEANNE PATCH, Lumberlong Chemislry. O D. TROY PAYNE, Winder, Ga., Commerce. THEDA PEARCE, Broolflyng Physical Educalion. O LEE C. PEARSON, Nicholson, Social Sfudies. Second Row: 0 THELMA ANN PEARSON, Laurel, English 0 CARLOS S, PENIN, Baron Rouge, l.a.g Pre- Enqineerinq. O MARY ELLEN PETTIS, Shu- bulay Home Economics. 0 VAN ALLEN PHILLIPS, Haffiezburqg Pre-Med. O TOM RHEA PHILLIPS, Halfiesburq, Pre-Med. Third Row: O EVA NELL PICKLE, Amoryg Malh and Commerce. O FAYE PIERCE, Collins, Home Economics. O RALPH E, PIGOTT, Tylerlowng Business Adminislralion. O HANNIS E. PLATT, Slafe Line, Pre-Law. I PATRICIA ANN POPE, Columbia, Home Economics. Fourih Row: OTHOMAS F. POPE, Collins: Commerce. O TONY PORTERO, Columbia, Pre-Engineer ing. o .iovcz PRISOCK, Meridian, Ele- menfary Educalion. O HARVEY A. PUCHEU, Gulfport Commerce. 0 WILLIE R. PUSH, Lucedaleg Commerce Fiffh Row: O JACK K. OUINN, Willisfon, Fla. O KER- MIT W. QUINN, Columbia: Mafhemalics. O EDWARD RANKIN, Sandy Hook. O JOE W. RANKIN, Columbiag Pre-Engineering, O WALTER RATCLIFF, Wessong Mafhemafics. Sixfh Row: 0 CARL E. RAWLS, Columbia, Business Ad- minislralion. O ELIZABETH ANN READ, Hal- liesburgg Speech, O FREDDY RECINOS, Guafemalag Pre-Engineering, O MARY KATH- RYN REEVES, Summiij Home Economigg, O ROBERT LYNWOOD REEVES, Nalchezg Commerce. Sevenlh Row: C HENRY H. REYNOLDS, JR., Sfarkvilleg Physical Educalion. O HESTER TOMMILINE RHOADS, Holly Bluff, Commerce. O RAY- MOND P. RICE, Meridian, Engine-efirig, O JEAN L. RICHIE, Pensacola, Fla., Com- merce. O CHARLINE ROBBINS, Columbia, Home Economics. Eighfh Row: O HERMAN I. ROBINSON, Afmore, Ala., ACCOUVWHQ. O ROSE ANN ROESLEIN, Haf- Tiesburqg Pre-Med. 0 EARL D. ROGERS, JR., Nalchezg Pre-Engineering. O ALMA GERAL- DINE ROGERS, Haffiesburqg Spanish. 0 JOSEPH ROMO, New York, N. Y.g Phvsical Educaiion. SOPHS Firsf Row: O SIDNEY L. ROSENBAUM, Meridian, Music. I EUGENE A. ROSS, I-lafliesburgg Engineer- ing. O HARRY A. ROSS, Gulfporf, Com- merce. O CYNTHIA RUFFIN, Halliesburgg Commerce. O KATHERINE RUNNELS, Ma- gee, Home Economics. Second Row: I DELTON L. RUTLAND, MT. Olive, Accounr- anq. o MARY NELL RUNYAN, Collins. I MYRNA REYNOLDS, Purvis, English and Commerce. O ANNA SALIBA, Halfiesburgg Commerce. I ELSIE SALTERS Third Row: O JACK SANDERS, Hattiesburg, Engineering. I STEVE SANDERS, Heidelberg, Pre-Denial. C CECIL G. SCHRADER, Hafliesburg, His- Iory. O EDDIE J. SESSIONS, Union, Hislory. O JO ANN SCOLES, Baxleryille, Voice. Fourfh Row: I AUSTIN FRANCIS SCOTT, Kreole, Engineering. 'BURTON SHARP, JR., Co- lumbia, English. O HERSCHEL SHATTLES, Brooklyn, Commerce. O SALLY SHAW, Picayune, Spanish. I PAUL SHIRLEY, Foreslg Commerce. Eiflh Row: O BOBBIE SIGREST, Enterprise, Commerce. O O. L. SIMMONS, JR., Halliesburg, Engi- neering. O EDWIN W. SIMPSON, Pensacola, Fla., Physical Educarion. O CALVIN F. SINCLAIR, Braxron, Hisfory. O ANNIE RUTH SITTS, Haziehurslg Pre-Med. Six'I'h Row: I MARTHA SKINNER, Lucedale, Speech. O ELLIS SLATTERY, Moss Poinl, Engineering. C JAN SLATTERY, Moss Poinlg Engineering. O GLYNN SLAY, Hazlehursl, Physical Educa- rion. O IDA KATE SMITH, Collins, Home Economics. Sevenlh Row: I JAMES E. SMITH, Florence, Pre-Engineen inQ. OJ. O. SMITH. O JOYCE JUNE SMITH, Pond, Home Economics. O NANCY MAY SMITH, Collins, Home Economics. 0 ROBERT N. SMITH, Agricola, Journalism. Eighfh Row: 0 WALTON F. SMITH, Lillle Rock, Piano. 0 JACK C. SNEED, Meridian, Pre-Law. O REESE HARRIS SNELL, Bonilag Physical Educafion. O WILLIAM L. SPRUELL, Moss Point, Pre-Med. O JAMES B. STANLEY, Half liesbiirgg Pre Mod. ,X . is N G-uf 2 k F M im Q' ij' 5 3155, 9 fx jf f fs. K., . X L l 'flu' I f '15 , Win-1-'rf ' G' I . wx , I W5 . fi 4 fr 4 ,ly-1. . ff.: v.1azr is up A 4 ' 1 ,.:,, . fl' ' Q. pu i ' f I f .Q l V, . ' .,. ,, v w , w A W A 34, I, 1 x Inf I fu- 1 I s 5 ..,. . , y ,GK ,W MW. , V Ts 'S . i em- X . Z ,,,,,,,,. f ,in X 'img-vp ,. yi MQ, X ,W ., L, ,. 'Yi .ifi I --124' , ' .V YQ 2 . ' ig, ' 1 'f 'I .www Mp., SUPHS Firsl Row: 0 BILLIE STEELE IBROWNI, Rawls Spring, Home Economics. O GEORGE A. STEVENS, Hugolon, Kansas, Heallh and Physical Ed. O MAE BETH STEWART, Lumberlon, Home Economics. O RICHARD D. STONE, Hal- fiesburgg Pre-Engineering. O FRED K. STRIB- LING, Cryslal Springsj Hislory, Second Row: O ERNEST C. STRONG, JR., Greenwood, History, O HAYES L. STUART. O HILTON STUARD, Magee, Commerce. O AUBREY E. S W A N, Purvis, Business Adminislralion, O DONA RUTH SWINDOLL, Pefalg Biology. Third Row: 0 RICHARD ARNOLD SYKES, Hallie-sburg, Engineering, O WILLIAM K. SYKES, Jackson, Physical Educalion. O RICHARD W. TANNE- HILL, Hallieslourgg Engineering. O H. L. TAYLOR, Piflsburg, Texas: Journalism. O GEORGE T. TEW, Jaclrsong Music. Eourfh Row: OANN CLAIRE THOMAS, Macon: Com- merce. O JOHN D. THOMAS, Quilm-ang Hislory. O DAVID THOMPSON, Gulfporlg Business Adminislralion, O OTIS L. TOLAR, Halfiesburgg Commerce. OR. L. TONEY, Shubufag Commerce. Fiflh Row: O CLYDE EUGENE TOWNSEND, Gullporlg Markeling and Mdse. O THEODORE A. TUDURY, JR., Bay Sf. Louis, Physical Educa- lion. O GLENN TURNER, Richlong Music. O G. E. TURNER, Richlonj Pre-Denfal. O JOHN WALL, Halfiesburgg Sociology. Sixlh Row: O MRS. JAMES WALKER, Summerland. O JAMES MILLOY WALKER, Collins, Elec- lrical Engineering. O L I N N I E M A U D E WALKER, Halliesburgg Commerce. O NOR- MAN G. WALKER, Lucedaleg Pre-Med, O ROY WALLER, Shubulag History. Sevenlh Row: O FRED D. WAITES, Billingsley, Ala., Physical Eclucalion. O HENRY L. WARD, Purvisg Pre- Enqineering. O JAMES GAY WARD, Afmore, Ala., Business Adminislrafion. O RAYMOND W. WARD, Lucedaleg Science. O VIVIAN WARD, Lucedaleg Biology. Eighlh Row: O HELEN WATSON, Hafliesburg. O L. P. WEAVER, Afmore, Ala., Business Adminisfra- lion. O JAMES W. WEEKS, Moselleg Hisloryy O THURMAN C. WELLS, Waynesborog Busi- ness Adminisfralion. O TYMAN H. WELLS, Halfiesburgg Commerce. SUPHS Firsf Row: O ROBERT TERRELL WEST, Waynesborog Pre Engineering. O ROGER MORRIS WHITE, G-iIberIownj Pre-Med. O JANE WICHT, I-IaI IIe,bufgj I-Io'pIIaI Tef:ImICIan, O CHARLES K. WILKS, Colurrubhag Geology. Second Row: OFRANCES ELAINE WILLIAMS, I-IJIIIES LDIJ'Q: EduCaIIon. O GERALDINE WILLIAMS, Wes? Enferprlse, O MAXINE WILLIAMS, HaIIIf2sburqg Physical Educmion, O VON- CILLE WILLIAMS, Foredj MIJSIC. Third Row: O HERSTON WILLIAMSON, JR., Osh VaIe, Pre-Lovv. O WILEY L. WILLIAMSON, CoIIIn5j Corwwgrce. O EDWARD WISE, DI3IIwi, La.: Pre-Engineering. O R. E. WOODALL, Boque CIWIIICQ Busine-si Adminisfrmion. Four+h Row: O THOMAS L. WRIGHT, I-Iawesburqg Enq- Iish. O WOODIE JEANETTE WALTERS, Ha?- Hesbmq, as-A , , 5 I .25 ,..- .: 2. ,Y J 2 ,aww '41-1 '53 Ali 9 w aw I-.1 ff 5 .QQ . ,V-Q 1, ff 1 f, mf 3. gi gfb xg. ka . V:-31,4 , J., . -jf , -. l ,- ' -V' 2 - ,-If-uhm 'Aw 'VWTQQ 1 Q, EQ,,'N 1 L. , . 4 53:5 - ,fI12'fL 25 W 8' FRES :Tx--1 Leff lo Riqhf: McCrary, Aplin, Phillips, Anderson, Waldron. BUBBER PHILLIPS . . DICK WALDRON . . . IDA PEARL APLIN . . BILLIE SUE ANDERSON . . BUNKY MCCRARY . . . Sfudenf Council MISS DOUGLASS OLSEN . . T ERII HIIIFIII DFFIC 73 . President Vice-Presidenl . . Serrolary , Treasurer Represenlalive . . Sponsor , . . ly an M U an :E Firsf Row: , f, s 'MV o ROBERT E. ALFORD, ryleflown, aim. ness Adminislralion, O ZEKE ALLRED, , ,:,, S ' A ', Broclrhaveng Social Sludies, O BURCH 1,96 , l-l. ALDRlDsE, Danville, Alabama, AE- A.'-1j,.jR' fjfi counfinq. OBILLIE SUE ANDERSON. Halfiesburq. O FRANK ANDERSON, Purvisg Pre-Enqineerinq. If i Second Row: J' 0 HOPSON ANDERSON, Pelalg Physical 51. 2, E d U Q E l i 0 n. 0 RICHARD ANDREWS, ,1' Tylerfowng Pfemled. 0 BEVERLY J. R ' 2 ANTWINE, Jackson: All. 0 IDA PEARL APLIN, Hafliesburg. O BOBBlE ASKEW, ' Poplaryilleg Commerce. V ' I WT' Third Row: i o LOUIN L. AUTREY, Columbiag Pie. Law, o WILLIAM J. AVARA, JR., Pam. . qoulag Pre-Dental. 0 ROCK sALcl-l, ' lj u i. Madison, Alabamag Physical Educafion. A -- 7 ' O J, W, BALL, Foxworilnj Hislory. 1 f b O BETTY BARBER, Gulfport Secrelarial ii A Science, A V vv Fourfll Row: OARCHIE R. BARLOW, JR., Hatties- burg, Business Adminisfrafion, O BETTY BAYLIS, Halliesburq, .O ROBERT OBEN BEASLEY, Sumrall. 0 R. J. BERNARD, Thibodaux, Louisiana, Physical Educalion. O DONALD R. BERRY, Picayuneg Pre- Med. Fiffh Row: OJOE D. BOUTWELL, Ovellg Enqlislw. O J, F. BOOZER, Mobile, Alabamag Edu- cafion, O GEORGE BOSWORTH, Laurel. O BILLY BOURN, Foxworflwj Social Slud- ies, O GALEN BOWERS, Haffiesburqg Pre-Enqineerinq. Sixllw Row: O JEWELL J. BRELAND, Tyleriownj PVR- Med. O BETTIE SUE BRELAND, Wiqqinsg Home Economics, O MARY PEARL BRE- LAND, Leakesyilleg Educalion. O JACK J. BRENT, Magnolia, Pre-Law, O JESSIE G, BREWER, Neely. Sevenfh Row: O CHARLES BRILL, McComb, Pre-Denfal. O MALONE BRYANT, Collinsg Pre-Med. O BILL BUCHANAN, Halfiesburqg Pre- Enqineerinq. O DOTTIE BUFKIN, Lumber- fonj Educalion. O JOHN CLAYTON BUTLER, Meridiang Music. Eighfh Row: O WINFRED CALHOUN, Bassfieldg Malh. O GLENN C. CAUFIELD, Escalawpa, Pre- Enqineerinq. O ALFRED CARR, Ml:- Combg Business, O REINA S. CATTAN, Panama, Commerce. O CHARLES CAR- RAWAY, Pearl River, La.g Enqineerinq, Ninlh Row: O CHARLES A. CLARK, Hatfir-sburoj Social Sfudies. OFREELAND CLARK, Hallie-sburgg Commerce. O LEO CLARK, Biloxi. O LENA COLE, l-lalfiesbllrqg Blolmqy, O DUANE COOK, Ltwllewillr- PAH'-lC. A-QF lf' -... -...,...- 'U' r .' ,-, ....,,,, V X , .if . .-.. ,, 9, , , f f RR bf 7 gif f A s , L ,J , aw? 5. ga kg , ca J we A , at .y I X R 14 4 1 Eg I Q A Q A 1 ' A . 11-. ffm l fn 4, ga , - ' ' , ' A-.-, l ' s V fer X I ....., .-. Q f Q . ' .N sn A el ., T 'f i' .X jg, s i . 1 . . Af-' x A Y ,fl . l a : If L X.. i i ' 2, A 5 L .fa -.D ik nf 'I N .., 2 , 'V G . N W f 'lr ,I 5... f Je . W S W, , E 5? f t I .f u w :,. .W- M . 1? M Y, A 3 f 3 g , 2,3 ju 1, , f , A . Q. sy., 4 '.,Js1 l fr s F? I . c X 5 ' 15 X 65,1 Wax 'NX 7 4' I jf s Qs, . 22 S cya, 1 N H I f . 6 , f A 9 WV . . f Y X Q. , X In ..- :Mil . ,ws ,H ' , .Q-4 'fi 1' .1 X. A72 , . ,. ,, ? 4 ff, f 1 k ff . ., 1 ff f - ' J Igwszggzg ff P is ,I i 1 I J M ' 4 9' , f ff Q .4 If - 't H ifi , r X- V' ' C I jlsflar ' fbi 41 76 I l J x ....,g, . - V' ff? If ' N f ff, f I 'T 'J . 33 if ' .W , . I .2 L Q ll 'fwfr' I K 4 r 2 , 1 .- 7 s.,,-- ,f , sr - ix, x . iw ,K 1-. . J I , f ' Ser s A 222 S 5 , A .f gs 'J 1 9 53' 2 ,N 'r ' 'fx f l 1 I , Q N ns, Q 74' M .I X .,... ,.,.,... ..,. I FRIISH First Row: O RAY A. COOK, JR., Biloxi, Pre-Engl neerinq. O JAMES L. COPELAND, El' lisville, Commerce, O G A S T O N M. CORLEY, Mr. Olive. O L Y N EL L E CORLEY, Hafiiesburg, Home Economics. O GLEN L. COWAND, Bay Sf. Louis' Commerce. Second Row: O BILLIE CRAFT, Mizeg Educalion O CENNIE T. CROSBY, JR., Purvis, Malh O W. W. CROSS, Pe-Ial, Aqricullure O BETTY JEAN DOHERTY, Hafliesburqg Commerce, O JAMES DANIELS, Colum- bia, Pre-Medical. Third Row: O JO ANN DAVIS, Holly Bluff, Enqlish O TRESSIE DAWSON, Glosfer, Malh O BILL DEMORAN, Biloxi, Science O WARREN DENNIS, Clarlrsdale, Aff O JEROME H. DRANE, Halfiesburq, Pre- Law. Fourlla Row: O A. F. DUCKWORTH, Laurel, Engineer- ing. O WINSTON DUCKWORTH, MI Olive, Physical Educafion. O ROBERT DYE, Halfiesburgg Business, O GEORGIA CLOTILE EAVENSON, D'Lo, Commerce. O GERALD T. EASLEY, Hafliesburg, Music. Fif'II1 Row: O JAMES B. EASTERLING, Merrill, Com- merce. O JACK G. EARLY, Ouifman' Accounling, O KATHLENE EARLY, Qui? man, Commerce. O EUNICE EDWARDS, Biloxi, Biology. O CHARLES FELKINS, Biloxi. Six+l'1 Row: O FEDENCE FERNANDEZ, Gualernala, Cenfral Am., Aqricullure. O FLOYD C. TEETZEN, Cazenowa, Wis, O EARNESTINE FORD, Columbia, Social Sludies. O HELEN FORTENBERRY, Hafliesburq, S c i e n c e. O GWENDOLYN F R A N K L I N, Walnut Grove, Home Economics. Sevenlh Row: O JOY FROST, Hafliesburq. O JOYCE FULLER, Quilmang Commerce. O BARB- ARA FUSSELL, Clwickasaw, Commerce. O MARCOS GARCIA, Venezuela, S. America, Pre-Enqineerinq, O MELVIN GARLOTTE, Gaulierg Denistry, Eighfli Row: O NORMAN L. GARLOTTE, Gautier, Economics. O EDMOND GLENN GAR- RAWAY, Purvisg Pre-Leqal, O DEWEY WILSON GIBSON, Canfon, Pre-Denfal. O HILTON LAMAR GILLESPIE, Sumrall, Pre-Med, O KAY GOUGH, Halliesburq, Music. Ninfln Row: O DUDLEY GRANTHAM, Halfiesburq. O MARY E. GREEN, Bay Springs, Library Science. O JULIUS W. GRUBBS, Hatties- lourq, O CECIL GUYTON, Pascaqoulaj Pre-Denial. O DORIS HOLCOMB, Purvis, Commerce. First Row: O DOT HOLIFIELD, Sciso, Commerce. O WILLIAM H. HOLMES, Tylei-town, Business Administarlion, O CHARLOTTE HOOD, Collins. O HARRY HICKMAN, JR., Hattiesburg, Physical Education. OJOSEPH E, HINTON, Hattiesburg, Business Administration, Second Row: O WILSON HUDSON, Puryis, Chemistry, O REX HULSEY, Hattiesburg, Pre-Med. O BARNEY ROYCE HEFLIN, Jackson, Commerce, O NANCY HELMS, Hatties- burq, Commerce, O ONEVA ELAINE HEMBREE, MT. Olive, Mathematics. Third Row: O DAN HERRING, Laurel. O LUTHER PAUL HERRING, Brooklyn, Business Ad- ministration. O CAROLYN HAGLER, Hat- tiesburg, Chemistry. O EMERSON HALL, JR., Hattiesburg, Physical Education. O JESSIE DEAN HALL, Hattiesburg. Fourth Row: O FRANCES HILL, Monticello, Ga., Com- merce, O RUTH HAMM, Le-akesville. O CHARLES L. HAMMOND, Columbia, Chemistry. O PHIL HARRIS, Pascaqoula, Commerce, O ROBERT E. HAYES, Shub utag Commerce. Fifth Row: O ZULEIKA IMPSON, Monroe, Physical Education, O GEORGE GILMORE ISHEE, Laurel. OWILEY F. IVEY, Vossburqg Agriculture. O THOMAS IVY, Ouitmang Business. O BRADFORD J. JACKSON, Hattiesburg, Commerce. Sixth Row: O BOBBIE NELL JAMES, Montrose, Music. O BOBBY JOHNSON, I-lattiesburqq Pre- Enqineerinq, O EVELYN T. JOHNSON, Aberdeen, Mathematics. O BOBBY GENE JONES, Hollandale, Music. O ELEANOR F. JONES, Forest, Elementary Education, Seventh Row: O PAULA JORDAN, Columbia, Physical Education. O ANN KELLY, Hattiesburqj Piano. O JOHNNELL KENNEDY, Maqee, Elementary Education. O BILLY KNIGHT, Hattiesburg, Commerce. O BUDDIE JOE KNIGHT, Taylorsville, Pre-Med, Eighth Row: O DELMAS KNIGHT, Ml. Olive, Physical Education. O MRS. EVELYN H. KNIGHT, Mt, Olive, Physical Education. O WIL- LIAM KNIGHT, Taylorsville, Pre-Med, O MACK KING, MI, Olive, Physical Education, O J, L. KITTRELL, Quitrrian, Cliemislry, Ninth Row: O BETTY LANGDON, Mcqriclifig l'lijiiiii Economics, O ZADIE LEAKE, Wooij. yillff, O GEORGE LEE, Hgalllcsburqj Physical Education, O HELEN JEANETTE W fgvs... W. 4-1, I r,.,,.., 1 5 W' i.., 1 3' . F .1 , , e , TZ' '41 1, ,, ' L ve W I A f N I ,,. , Y, W-fa, f y , . I ' M' .Ei . . X , 1 ex 4 .- 1 if .4 .i misc 1 ,NV 'i 1-any -5 v 1- 2- se J f . ig.. 1 -xi 1 ,. 2, 'Ls-x Q LEGGETT, Dublin, Higriir- Eiiiiriigiriiics, R .,i I 4 O JAMES L. LIGHTSEY, Riisiliillj Pliari i1CY. . LAL... vt, X, Y? vs Q f :lv1 L ' ss wk f I 3 . 2 15 4 A , ' N :J -New ga' M. MMM , , , I 4 H, I 'eff i '22, I2 X ff 3 'Q f , f f M f if 'sis 1 will S is-ac ' walks ai Ng -f.- 'K N Y Si 34 5 S 2, Q, 4 J' was 53 JH A r '. 4 I A M 59-ax My w r V I .Q ' f gr Rf - . if . . ,, v,- -1 ex 7 5 hx! ' fi V 9 y , 'W + Q w-A 5 L gf '45, ,S S -. '13 N3 Us-'wx 'E' ,NH- A 2 A ,fl QRS f 'ragga L . ia, .,. .... ff figs, . ,1 1: -' 1 Ennio HE ,E ww, 'f W A A f f X fl 'Q A A ff X wiv' if X X . A is IX f SWMCAW, 'jf 'I I rf!-ww' V' 3 fmf' ef 'flew' ' , Us v-'J' 1 c Tk -I .Q r f '4 Q I 5 Qf fi I 'nn N . sg. N ' if . ,S ii 1 . .- ,X , i My I Syx Q x Q m 4 . FRDSH Firsl Row: O DANIEL F. LINDSEY, Kreoleg Accounl- inq. 0 BETTY LITTLE, Moqerfg Commerce. OJ. D. LOTT, Collins, Social Sludiei. O RAYMOND G, LOWE, Colurribiag Buci- ness Adminislralion. 0 M O N T E C U E LOWRY, Goss, Engineering. Second Row: O BETTY LUCAS, Hallieslciurqj Element- -ary Educalion. O JOHN CHESTER Mc- MAHAN, Halliesburqg Business Admini- sliafion. O VERNON MCMICHAEL, Hal- 'riesburqg Pre-Enqineerinq. O JAMES Mc- COMBS, Aberdeen, Music. O JAMES A. MCCRARY, Halliesburqg Social Sludie-1. Third Row: O JEAN MCCRORY, Tallulah, Lag Corn merce. O J. C. MCGEHEE, Liberty: Pre- Med. 0 JAMES KENNER MCGEHEE, Mc- Comb, Accounlinq, O JERRY MCLEAN, Bassfield, O KATE MCLEOD, Vernal, Home Economics. FourI'I1 Row: OMARVIN MCLEOD, JR., Mr. Olive: Pharmacy. O HILDA DELORES Mc- QUEEN, Picayuneg Inferior Decoralinq, O FREDNA MCVAY, Lucedale1 Commerce. O BOBBYE MAGEE, Columbiag Socioloqy. O D. D. MAJOR, Helliesburqg Pre, Enqineerinq. Fiflh Row: O THOMAS W. MALLETT, Lucedaleg 'Busib ness. O FRANCES MARS, Halliesburq. O LEVI C. MARSH, Nalclwez. O PATRIC- IA ANN MARTIN, Laurel, Social Sfudies. I RALPH L. MARTIN, Halfiesburqg l-Iisfory, SixII'1 Row: O TILLMAN L. MARTIN, Pascaqoulaj English. OJ. E. MASSENGALE, Hal- Tiesburqg Commerce. O MARTHA MAY- FIELD, Columbia, Music. O BOBBY JEAN MILES, Pulaski, Educalion. O D. A. MILLER, Ml. Oliveg Music. Sevenllw Row: O JOHN N. MILLER, JR., Prenlissg Aq- ricullure. C MICKEE MILLER, Halliesr- buqgPhysical Educalion. O SUE MILLER, Purvisg Commerce. O EMILY P. MITCH- EY ELL, Sidong English. O BARN MOORE, McCornbg Physical Educalion Eiglmflw Row: O DAVID W. MORGAN, Biloxi. I TOM- MIE MORRIS, C- ull p o r ig Commerce. I CHESTER MOULDER, Hafliesburqg Pre- Enqineerinq. I MARY LOUISE MOZIN- GO, Heiffiesburqg Music. O ROBERT C. MULLEN, Dubling Physical Educalion, Ninlh Row: O JOHN R. MURPHY, Cliilon Forge, Va. Pre-Engineering O RACHEL MURRAY Summerland, Commerce. O HOWARE MYRICK, I-I a I I i e 5 lo u r qg Commerce O LORAN L. MYERS, Halliesburgg Phar- macy. O TILDEN A. NAYLOR, Meridian Businesz. FRUSH Firsf Row: O GILLIE LOU NEEL, Lealresville, Edu- cafion. O KATHIE NELSON, Purvis, Commerce, O BILL NETTERVILLE, Pelal, Physical Eclucalion. 0 GEORGE NEVILLE, Meridian, Pre-Medical, O LOLITA NEW, McLain. Second Row: OJAMES E. NICHOLS, Alhens, Ala., Physical Educafion, O TROY DANIEL NICKELSON, L u c e d a I e 5 Commerce. O BOBBY NOBLES, Halliesburqg Com- merce. O SARAH R. NORTON, Haffies- burg, Chemistry, O JAMES NUTT, Mor- lon, Music, Third Row: O GLADYS ODOM, Haffiesburq, Nurs- ing Educafion. O TOMMIE JEAN ODOM, Pefalg Commerce. O GLORIA MARIE O'FLARlTY, Jackson, Home Economics. O PHYLLIS ELLEN ORR, I-latfiesburg, Commerce. O ERA FAYE PACE, Hogans- ville, Ga., Language. Fourfh Row: O DOLORES ANN PARKER, Halliesburg. O LESTER C. PEPPER, Perlcinslon, Ac- Counling. O MARY J. PERKINS, Picay- une, Music. O BUBBER PHILLIPS, Macon, Physical Educalion. O DIXIE POLK, Ml. Olive, Piano. Fifih Row: O BETTY ANN POOLE, Chickasaw, Ala., Voice. O SUSAN E. POPE, Collins. O TOMMIE POPE, Columbia, Voice. O HARVEY PRICE, Foxworlh, Hislory. O HOLLIS PRICE, Eoxworlh, Hislory. Sixlh Row: O HUGH PYLANT, Puryis, Pre-Enqineer- ing. OTHOMAS PYLANT, Purvis, Pre- Enqineerinq. O LINDA RAWLS, Sumrall, Commerce. O PAXTON RAWLS, Haf- fiesburq, Physical Educafion. O JOHN RICHARD REED, Tylerlowng Pharmacy. Sevenfh Row: O CHARLES REEDY, Hafliesburq, Pre- Medical. O EARLTON RILEY, Sumrallg Pharmacy. O RAMON RIOS, Mexico, Engineering, O MARY JANE ROBERTS, Brookhaven, Socioloqy, O MARJORIE E. ROGERS, Nalchezg Inferior Decorafinq. Eighth Row: O BARBARA ROSS, Gulfport, Music. O CHARLES R. ROWZEE, Meridian, Chemistry. O DORIS A. RUNION, Mil- lard, Ohio, Physical Educafion. O VIR- GINIA RUNNELLS, Magee, Inferior Deco' rafing. O MARUJA RUIZ, Colombia, Soulh America, Commerce. Ninfh Row: O JIMMIE RUTH RUSSELL, Haffiesburq, Spanish. ONORMAN LAVELLE SAN- FORD, Hafliesburq, Pre-Enqineerinq. O ELIZABETH ANN SARTIN, Hallies- bufq. OHELEN SCOTT, Halliesburq, O SHERARD SHAW, Union, Enqinpprinq. ,tif .Wm 1 fi W ' 'z X + ' Q 6 if ff gr f IC ' f SA 6 W R A 9 'f 46 0 -yi, 'gi-I-M1 W -1 2 if , K 2 4. ' . .gf P 5' -iff' Eg' ,vb V Q es , S' WY SY , ff .? cr.:-K. - jf. ,::-et 1 We W 5' ,W S 1 W S fi 1 sy ff- X . f S SQ? ii . I X . 5. J. I . , Am .L X 7. I' s fs.. ge . . if f f N! 4x f X sf , few! SU V ,gf f K MQHW ai Q. f f V I QW I J P If .E f g R,- mikxw... -, f' S -. I i t 2 'nr -'XX X X 9 9 cg X .- X 1, . . We ,f fl It 4 3 i. '. , .1 , 4,5 9 1 Ji' A 1 1 . .I w 2 ' sf f . .. fn . v'-s.: , or ,I 2... . ,531 .X 2.3.5 SWQK Y, f' If Q z. 5 4 .. . 'f . Z. ' -7 N' 2 1 Agri ' ' L4 . .. ieyfcfv. V, f ., .f!.lw..,.fa.g,,5,' , I v 1 'ki . Au f -- I :aw e ,S ,gfxf ' v,'.i If .6 gl, ,. s.,,5,..,l ' 'fa ,' U ,.v IX 3 Q i ' .ewfv : S X X . .X ,I . WWW . Q, . 1 Y , Wk f Q V I . A f f' . ff 1 ,T gf ,,, ., X ,f 11 fx qfl,-rf- ' ...W f . Y X? , W . , 2. I X' '-.wk . : c f s A9 ' ' ' N ' L .. 1' -. L I 4..,,.,:V.., .. . J, Z Sf f ., 2 H -5 z stil? Q c. f Q ., Q' Xa Q .4 X, V We--rr 'M V M' ,, A.. 1 f I 0 f ., . 2 Rss-1. R R FBUSH Firsf Row: O NORMA FRANCES SHEDD, Halties- burg, Piano. O BILLIE JANE SHOTTS, Taylorsville, Music Educalion. O HULON SIMMONS, Brooklyn, Business. O FAY SIMONTON, Sfarkvilleg C o m m e r c e. O BARBARA SIMS, Halfiesburgg Hisfory. O LOUISE SIMS, Bay Springs, Commerce. Second Row: O PHILIP EARL SLADE, Halfiesburqg Chemistry. O DURWOOD GAY SMITH, Lake, O EARLINE SMITH, Neshcha, Home Economics, O ELIZABETH SMITH, Halfiesburg, Commerce. O JOYCE SMITH, Pond, Home Economics. O NORRIS SMITH, Union, Piano. Third Row: O JOHN C. STARNES, Washingfong Busi- ness Adminislralion. O OTIS B. STEEL- MAN, JR., Purvis. O ROBERT A. STEEL- MAN, Halliesburg, Chemislry. O EMMA HELEN STEWART, Halfiesburg, Social Sludies. O SHIRLEY STRANGE, Haflies- burg, Spanish and English. O EDNA EARL STOCKTON, Aberdeen, Sociology. Fourlh Row: O SYBIL STROUD. O E. W. SUTHERLIN, JR., Heidleburg, Engineering. O REET G. TANNER, Laurel, Forreslrv. O ROSE- MARY THAXTON, Collins. O JERRY THOMPSON, McComb, Business Admin- islrafion. O PHILIP THOMPSON, Kokomo, Hisfory. Fiffh Row: O JOHNNY S. TILLMAN, Ocean Springs, Engineering. O CURTIS TISDALE, Halfies- burg, Pre-Engineering. O PEGGY TIS- DALE, Halfiesburg. O ROBERT TOUHEY, I-Ialliesburg, Business. O JOAN TRUS- SELL, Halliesburg. O ULYSSES TUM- PLETTER, JR., Biloxi, Pre-Denfal. Sixlh Row: O ALPHA TURNER, Leakesyille, Home Economics. O VIRGINIA TURNER, Leakes- ville, Home Economics. O WILLIAM E. TYNES, Tylerfown, Business Adminislra- lion. O JAMES UPTON, Baxferyille, Pre.-Engineering. O RALPH UPTON, Hickory, Commerce. O FRED L, VANCE, Laurel, Pre-Denlal, Sevenfh Row: O BILLY VAUGHN, Gaulierg Pre-Denfal. O JAMES O. VINCENT, 'Meridiang Pre- Legal. O RICHARD P. VINSON, Magee. O RICHARD P. WALDON, Mobile, Ala., Pre-Law. O DORIS WALKER, Meridian, Home Economics. O FAYE NELL WALKER, Magee, Commerce. Eighlh Row: O WESLEY EUGENE WALLACE, Hatties- burg, Commerce. O SIDNEY WEATHER- FORD, I-Ialfiesburgg Hisfory. O LEWIS WEBB, Pascagoula, Pefroleum Engineering. O BILLY WEEMS, Laurel, Mafh. O CAR- OLYN ROSE WEST, Haffiesburgg Inferior Decorafing. O EDWIN WHITE, Kokomo. Ninlh Row: O DON WILLIAMSON, Columbia, Pre- Engineering. O HOWARD A. WILSON, Jackson, Accounling, O WALTER H. YARROW, Jersey Cify, N. J., Educafion. O HELEN LUCILLE YOUNG, Sumrallg Commerce. 'T .nr .. - N, , .HKS T ,M,, ,!:1 I ' , 1 X 1 zu- ,Q ,V- i .L ,QaQ. ja . 4 . t !JV.- ,mxx , W ,. .4 yy- . , ff' . fx E , E N 2 'ia I M -if ' 'Q ,- sf ' .K W ,xr L00 'I TH 3 D15 . I .74 ' 'i is ' ' l ' V ,..F.4 H2 H if .' 'ai LAKE BYRON IN-VTHE SPRING .L. ' L . CRES 60 ' Ps 4 i - an Q 11 Q .mmm OU we sw veevs 60 'Y www WHERE THERE S A WILL THERE S A WAY gi QI E934 O EOPLE , 4, 1, -1 ' '- 5 ' V.--fn 4 'VJ . x 'm fx Q3fA ,QA V, x ?- :xx XE . ,V Sig l f -cl Q4 'S g , THE PAST AND PRESENT .mg Qs' - . 'k '.' ' ' '-if s 1 mi- fliai, f jf FE, , gjkww ,ai W Q 1, , 7 N. 1.4, 5' -' 21: s a wif 92,5 If Q E A Nr ,V M' ,, Tj? is V , f fx , ' . , Q x 'iii' 'va 9 LY mg ?f 'Hf 'L ' x Q i,t . D S ' , M ws 425 K x its 4 x A' s if Lg CHAPEL TlME QUIK H ERR fi 'Wham LEGXSLATO THE R ,fff wifi nf , v Q AX sf fl , 53 Q, fm 9 eff X N1 M A ,- is r fu Qfw S is nf' '- P Q' ' , , , i f ' 'ai 3 I fri ' I iv y . M ,.V: V! QY 1, U 5,1 5 M, 4, some cr EASY Yr, , 1 is STUDEIIT FIDIIIIIIISTRHTIUII L..- N , ,W A,., A, , . Y Iv 3 , r dl u umm: '? 'ILA vi. WA F ,133 Q? 9593 WHH PVMISMDN OF ND MmALLv ANo co fl H'A L.L gg Vassmm Rm 4 43 Sofa ro Nw-te? Angh Sus T 4... I jr .,, 2 NWN - 4, ,W .1 , X 1 WW? - x,,,A,., 4-f ff KJ QV ff ,, 1 .42 STUDEIIT ALTHEA STONE DANIEL W. DABBS lst Vice-President Presiden-I EDDIE BOEHM OPAL ANDERSON LESTER ROGERS 2nd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer TQ,-My 86' -- 1 STUDEIIT CUUII I C l Firsl' Row: Myria Reynolds, Paul Fergurson, Lee H. Walker, Aubrey Johnson, Opal Anderson, Allhea Slone, Rifa Dabbs, Eddie Boehm, Ben Hosey, Maxine Neal. Second Row: Theo Breland, J. C. Ray, Rufh Dickson, Thomas J. Lundy, Lorene Moore, Marqarel Pillman, Charles Given, Ernesl Limbaugh, Joe Collins. Third Row: Daniel Dabbs, Powell Oglelree, R. N. Smifh, Raymond W. Ward, Filzhugh Dabney, Harrison Granlham, James Anderson, James Napier, Pele Duke, William Sigresf, Lesler Rogers. ll is lhe purpose of Sluolenl Council lo pro- iunclioning of sludenl aclivilies. All regislered more lhe general welfare of sludenls lhrouqh lhe ioslering ol a Democralic spiril, lhe pro- molion ol high elhical slandarcls ol conolucl, and lhe assumplion oi responsibilily lor lhe proper sludenls are members oi lhe Associalion and are subieclecl lo ils conlrol. During lhe year, lhe Sludenl Council spon- sored many socials, bolh formal and informal. STUDENT CDITIITIITTEES LefT To Righfz Black, Johnson, Anderson COMMITTEE HEADS These men head The sTudenT council commiTTees and are charged wiTh The re.sponsibiliTy oT malcing rules and regulaTions governing The work oT The STudenT Council. Gordon Blaclc heads The SuggesTions and ComplainTs commiTTee, Aubrey Johnson The T-lealTh and SaniTaTion CommiTTee while Jimmy Anderson heads The ParliamenT- ary commiTTee, These commiTTees are seT up Tor The welTare oT The sTudenT body. INTERCOLLEGIATE COUNCIL The lnTercollegiaTe Council represenTs delegaTes Trom Mississippi STaTe supporTed Senior Colleges, who are banded TogeTher in an eTTorT To secure more appropria- Tions Tor The colleges. The council was organized in The Spring oT I947. SouThern's own Danny Dabbs was selecTed To serve as Chairman oT The Council. Colleges on The council are Ole Miss, Mississippi STaTe, DelTa STaTe, M.S.C.W., and Mississippi SouThern. LefT To Righfz Anderson, Dabbs, Johnson, McCarThy lll0lTlEIl'S STUDEIIT Y Q34 RAE ALICE MARTIN ALTHEA STONE RITA CLAIRE DABBS Chairman GUUERIIIIIEIIT The purpose oT The Wornen's STudenT Govern- menT AssociaTion is To TormulaTe and carry ouT Those rules and regulaTions which are deTiniTely needed and which are Tor The besT inTeresTs oT The women sTudenTs. The council endeavors To be honesT and Tair wiTh each woman sTudenT and parTial To none- regardless oT personal Teelinqs or inTeresTs-and HSSUCIFITIUII To gain The Tull cooperaTion oT all sTudenTs and The AdminisTraTion. The Women's STudenT 6overnrnenT is Tor The women sTudenTs and Tries To help Them To solve Their problems and To help Them carry on The TradiTion and cusToms oT Mississippi SouThern College. 89 C Qi 77 'NXM BOB McCARTHY Edifor ln The spring oT I9l3 The sTudenTs oT Mississippi Normal College-laTer To become STaTe Teachers Col- lege and Tinally Mississippi SouThern College-iniTiaTed an annual wiTh an Indian name Nelsa Camon. WiTh The excepTion oT one year when The English version, The New SpiriT, was used, The name remained REGGIE SIMS THE 1948 Nelca Camon unTil l946 when The presenT name The SouTherner was adopTed. lT is The hope and The wish oT The sTaTT oT The IQ48 SouTherner ThaT This pools will preserve Tor you The names, Taces and many Tond memories oT your college liTe aT Mississippi SouThern College in The TuTure To come. RILEY AND ROSS T 90 ' BOB MCCARTHY THEO BRELAND . REGGIE SIMS . . DICK MQCARTI-IY JOE I-IURLBERT . LOUIS FEROERSON DONALD NEWTON . . . .Assis+an+ Business 'Cv . -5 ix S, A M... -, xi fi X ? Y I A . Left fo Right: Newton, McCarthy, Fergerson, Hurlberf DUTHERIIER . . . . Ediior LOUIS RILEY . . . . .Business Manager SARA MOORE . . . . . . Associafed Ediior MARY BROWN . . . . . Assisiam' Business Manager I-IELEN MARTIN , . . . Manager MARGARET PITTMAN . . Assisianf Business Manager JOI-INNIE SIMS ..... . Assis+anI' Business Manager BILLIE JEAN MYERS . . . MARY ROSS ,......, ............ T ypisi Lefi' 'Io Righf: Moore, Brown, Marfin, Piffman. I 1,r 'r'I fs, :4-s 3 I . . . Sporis . , , . . CIass . .Assisiani CIass . AssisIan+ Class , .Assisiani CIass . , Organizaiion THEO BRELAND Business Manager Ediior EdiIor Ediior Ediior Ediior Ediior Typisi .,4IiV fs I 1 ....,,,,,,,,, . .yu Paper Boys Under lhe edilorial reins of Powell Oglelree Jrhe Slu- denf Prinlz confinued lo operale during Jrhe I947-48 school session as a weekly publicalion. The paper was also increased +o eighf pages during Jrhe pasl year. Wilh a well lcnil edilorial and adverlising slaicl worlc- ing logelher lhe Prinlz has Jrruly been 'rhe voice of fhe EDITOR OGLETREE 1 . -Q-.Q .., ,.. .., -- V . us-i..4.n. .. . .. +4 . Vi., . g Irv ' r iq. lxziffw-222, .E 5, 5 'Ql xlilxfiiiyg 33 IEww7'- , -0' -. i is .l i A word from ihe Faculfy sfuden+s and has supplied Them wirh all 'rhe news and gossip ol lhe Mississippi Soulhern College. Two of Jrhe new spoils added +o Jrhis years Prin+z was a column on music and was The giving of more space 'ro 'rhe schools alhle-Tic accornplishmen+s, which helped lo make 'rhe Prinrz nnore popular Jrhan ever. THE ' YL A Yin . -ll udeixi P N-m,,1ig:Qgw -ST ww - y -VL QM... . 1 K gf: Q sr ' -:- f, 4' -f 2sQ ',,.f , sw . Y, 5 ,W .. i ,,-af..-Q. .-jw gf,:g1:'fc'1f' ' -Cf'5,,1-- J'-ri, 3 - 1 -- .-- ,,f.'14, . 3514 i:.l?5'::2vE5??5:ffE5 V . f-Q +523-12311 511 fiii' K, , s A 1 -1 ff?-r s' 1 21341 -3 ,'1.i4fg'3',,.i-+'f e . , . sql , , si Y ,gg - .Y-fir' s, V 1. V V, 1' ,-:iii JL,-f i.-gif- U fi '-1,-'f , i ' 4 , , ff 1 .4115 f e P Q H11 li ' x' 2:1-ff. ' L X i , 'f 'M' 'W 3 ,X Q, ,X X , - x X sl X , 5 5 X l 1 , T H' i i I i i 'I' R ln I I 2' l l I I l I ,Q 1 ' .q.79f' ,,, If N.. f ABNKM-L 'fe' Q.. Reporiers Ford, Taylor, Bu+Ier, King, and Kessler Business Manager Smifh EDITORIAL STAFF POWELL OGLETREE . . ...... Edifor ACE CLEVELAND . . Sporfs Edifor MIKE BENNETT . . . . . ,Associafe Edifor JIM COOK . . . . . Sporfs Edifor BILL SMITH ..... . Business Manager LEO CLARK .... Sporfs EdiIor FITZHUGH DABNEY . . . CIrCuIaIion Manager MARY COGDELL . , STUDENT PRIII Reporfers Fergerson, Benneif, Byrd, Fancher, and Smifh Eaculry Adviser C. 1' ij, I , Ig., xy if 'L OLIVE RAE GIBSON HELEN NELSON President President Sigma Theta Kappa Sorority Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority Plilll-HEllElllC C0lll'lCll A Pan-Hellenic tea on Sunday, November 7 at the home of President and Mrs. R. C. Cook officially opened the formal rushing season at Mississippi Southern College. ln the receiving line were President and Mrs. Cook and the representatives and sponsors of the five sororities of the Pan-Hellenic Council. During the succeeding week the sororities gave rush parties where the girls being rushed were introduced to the members of the organizations. The climax of rush weelr came with the formal Pan-Hellenic dance which was held in the college gym, Decorations included the shields and colors of the fiye sororities. The final event of the week was a meeting of all the rushees with Mrs. Gough, Dean of Women, on Sunday afternoon in her office. This method of preferential bidding was introduced two Years ago. During the year the Pan-Hellenic Council is invested with the authority to to see that no Sorority rushes girls out of season, and to see that all members and pledges of the sororities maintain a C Average in the scholastic work required of them. The highlight of the past year was the building of the Pan-Hellenic house on the Mississippi Southern Campus and its being furnished by the five Sororities. BETTY ANN LADNER SONYA REBECCA JORDAN OPAL ANDERSON President President President Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority Mu Omega Sorority Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority 94 ' aging? , ,I ,, Q, , - f Am.. ., sg ',, nf: K-Hs., ' ' 'f1f.:i233x png 5 -335 2s a x nw V' i 4 x we in The Vesper Choir is a choral organizalion com- posed ol sludenls under The direclion of Frank Earl Marsh, Jr. They loured The slale Tor a weelc and presenled lwenly-one programs during This lime. The choir presenls Two programs. Program One is composed of sacred and secular selec- lions whereas Program Two is made up almosl wholly of excerpls from The Messiah by Handel. Farley Kennan l-lulchins is choir accompanisl and organ soloisl. Firsl Row V Williams M Brown Walker Briggs Pofler Scoles Gough T Pope, J. Williams, Simmons, Breland, Shedd, Polk, Beverly. Second Row: Mafheny McCurley Cox G Clement G Brown Ball R Clemenl Jones Crimm, Simmons, Carpenfer, Mozinqo, Poole, P. Pope. Third Row: Graham, Jenkins Grandberry Baird McKinney D Brown Miller Cook O Williams Kingsberry, McKewen, Alexander, Mayfield, E1ell. Fourfh Row: Dickson, Keel, Moore Turner Vance Yarrow Ross McVev, Prine, Blossom, Roberls. YW SE f l -' Aix WX A 1 l UUTH av. ff ' , . 11 ' I' 5 'MD G, 1 - it, Firsf Row: Mary D. Granberry, NaneHe Wallxer, Tommie Pope, Joan Scoles, Juaniia Williams, Jaclrie Polk, Carolyn Beverly. Second Row: Tad Baird, BeH'y A. Berry, Gwen Cox, Beffy J. Keel, Nellie McCurley, Marfha Mayfield David Brown, Gene Clemen+s, Bobby Clemenls, Peggy Ezell, Virginia Blossom, Monila Prine, Mariorie McKewen, Elian Jenkins, Sara Briggs, James Carpen+er, Fred Jones, Bobby Kingsberry Ps. A - ERII SIIIGERS A Q. CF' 05 W 'Cl A I jfw W!! Wi .., , W4 -s . nnsqylllnns Firsl' Row: JAMES ERWIN ANDERSON-Old Soulhern Club, Sludenl Council, Delegale ol Mississippi lnlercollegiaie Council, American Legion, Pre-Med. Club, Vice-Presidenl ol Freshman Class i945-46, Vice- Presidenr Sophomore Class, IQ46-47, Presidenl of Velerans Club I945-46. OPAL 'LOGAN ANDERSON-Presidenl ol Della Sigma Epsilon, Vice-Presidenr Pan-Hellenic Council, Secrelary of S'ruden+ Body. Commerce Club, Mississippi Soulhern Hall of Fame I947-48. THEO BRELAND-Chairman, Sludenl Chrislian Federafion, Busi- ness Manager, The Soulherner, Viceelgresidenl Baplisl Sludenl Union, Bela Kappa Tau, Sluden+ Council. In l946-47 he was Secrelary- Treasurer Commerce Club, Treasurer, Baplisl Sludenl Union, Furure Teachers of America, Dramafics Club and Sfale Y.M.C.A. DANIEL W. DABBS-Presidenl of Sludenl Body, Chairman Mis- sissippi lnlercollegiale Council, American Legion, V.F.W,, lnler- nalional Relalions Club, Wesley Foundalion, Bela Kappa Tau. V946-47, Chairman, Pre-Legal Forum, Presidenl Velerans Club. Mississippi Soulhern Hall ol Fame IQ47-48. f V- 1- Q wuv'a ' V llIHO Second Row: RITA CLARIE DABBS-Presidenl, Elemenlary Council, Vice-Presi- clenl' Della Sigma Epsilon, House Chairman Halliesburg Hall, 2nd Vice-Presidenl Bapfisf Sludenl Union, Vice-President of Y.W.A., Charm School, Chairman on Chrislian Federalion Council. HOWARD HOLIDAY--Sludenl Council. ln I945-46, Presidenl Sophomore Class, Presidenl, ln+erna+ional Relafions Club, Presidenl Zero Sigma. DANIEL HARRISON GRANTHAM-Reporler Alpha Della Mu, Sludenl Council, Mafh Club, Reporler, Freshman Class, l945-46, Dramalics Club. BETTY ANN LADNER-Presidenl Sigma Sigma Sigma, Secrelary, Senior Class, Treasurer, Pan-Hellenic Council, Commerce Club. Vice-Presidenl Sigma Sigma Sigma, I'-746-47, Social Science Chair- man, I9-46. YN NV,-,. Firs+ Row: GEORGE W. MCCARTHY-Vice-Presiclenl, Junior Class, Presidenl, Ole Soulhern Club, Vice Presidenl, Sociology Club, Newman Club, American Legion. ROBERT T. MCCARTHY-President Senior Class, Edilor oi The Soufherner, Mississippi Soulhern l-lall of Fame I947-48, Delegale, Mississippi lnlercollegiale Council, Newman Club, Ole Soulhern Club. I946-47, Presiclenl, Junior Class, Presidenl Ole Soulhern Club, Associale Edilor I947 Soulherner, American Legion, Who's Who in American Universilies ancl Colleges I94647. RAE ALICE MARTIN-House Chairman, Mississippi l-lall, Hisiorian, Junior Class, Secrelary-Treasurer, Modern Language Club, Secre- 'rary-Treasurer, Mu Omega, Secrelary-Treasurer Choral Union. SARA MOORE-Presidenl, l-lome Economics Club, Reporler, Sigma Thela Kappa, Annual Sfaicl, Wesley Foundalion. IQ46-47, Dramalics Club, Fulure Teachers of America, Sluclenl Prinlz Slalllf. - W.. an 'vi -ark kv A CL VVV' Second Row: POWELL G. OGLETREE-Edilor Sludenl Prinlz, Presidenl, Baplisl Sludenl Union, Vice-Chairman, Chrislian Federalion, Chairman, Forresl Counly l-lall, Sludenr Council, l946,47, Presidenl, Infer- nalional Relalions Club, 2nd Vice-Chairman, American Legion. I94l-42, Vesper Choir, Viceepresidenl Freshman Class. CLYDE E. RICHARDSON-President Fulure Teachers of America, lniernalional Relalions Club, American Legion. MARY JOYCE SAXON-Secreiary-Treasurer Chrislian Federalion, Devolional Vice-Presidenr Sludenl Uniony Life Service Banclp Sigma Thela Kappa: Y.W.A.g Secrelary-Treasurer Chrislian Federafion I946-473 3rd Vice-Presiclenl Baplisl Srudenl Union l94o-47. JEAN WATTS-Presidenl l'lome Economics Club i946-475 Presi- denl Dramalics Club I945-461 Treasurer Alpha Sigma Alpha l94o- 47g Vesper Choir IQ46-47, Secrelary-Treasurer Sophomore Class, Who's Who IQ46-47. OLLIE WILLIAMS-Presidenl Jr. Class I947-48. Presidenl Clel Club I947-48: Direclor ol Vesper Choir. Member ol Band, Choral Union and American Legion ICP47-48. ln l946-47 Bus. Mgr oi Band: Vice-Presidenl Vesper Chcir. Represenialive lo Sludenl Council. IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 4',. !-' H X L L 0 F HARD AT WORK One ol Soulhern's more aclive velerans and lown playboys. l-lis homelown is l-lalliesburg and he is lo re- ceive his BS. degree wilh a major in Commerce. l-le has made his name well lcnown on lhis campus by acling as an ollicer in some of lhe mosl oulslanding college ac- livilies. DANNY DABBS ' BOB McCARTHY Danny has won honor for his homelown, l-lalliesburg, by being very aclive in college life. ln relurn he has received The honor of being chosen lor The men's Good Cilrizenship Award upon gradualion in May, I948. Danny is a married man wilh a beaulilul lillle girl. THE DABBS DANCE a,-Ji' 7' ME OPAL ANDERSON OPAL ANDERSON Mrs. Anderson is a commerce major from Meridian. 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A.. f W5 v ,H fb, eww sy., If if 2 A XM QA, - 4 l V WVV r if 0 rf 1 X 1 41. rf 1 fl MEMBERS Firs'r Row Helen Marlin, Sonya Jordan, Rae A. Marlin Second Row Belly Jo Randall, Lorene Moore, Nevie Ellwridge Third Row Doris Walker, Paula Jordan, Palsy Baker, Belly Read, Marllrna Skinner, Mrs. Bill Gray 124 OFFICERS SONYA REBECCA JORDAN . . . . PresidenT HELEN MARTIN . . . Vice-Presidenf RAE ALICE MARTIN . . .SecreTary LORENE MOORE . . .Treasurer The Mu Omega sororiTy was organized in I937 by a group oT ThirTeen girls. IT is The second oldesT sororiTy on TTe campus. IT received iTs name Trom The Reverend John Sells, Then pasTor oT The CourT STreeT lvIeThodisT Church. Going inTo iTs TwelTTh year as an organizaTion, The sororiTy has been a consTanT source oT pleasure To iTs members, During Mu Omega's Time on The campus, iT has been an ouTsTanding leader in all acTiviTies. lTs enTerTainmenTs and dances are among The besT given and will long be remembered, noT only by The members buT Those who were guesTs aT The aTTairs. The Mu Omegas are well represenTed in all parades and school TunQTions. WWA km ff' 1 I-1- af , fl: JORDAN H. MARTIN R. A. MARTIN MOORE Rae Alice Primps Helen and Pafsy 125 X 22, I ,lf 4 A , ww ,M V N., W 'H l 1-1-uni 1-- . ' Q 1' 1 i i 1 if 'G' MEMBERS Firs+ Row Alllwea Slone, Jeanne Palcli, Joanelle C'Niel, Slella Cloy, Emma K, McGowan, Maureen Roberls, l-lelen Nelson Second Row Peggy Johnson, Wanda Larnbullw, Mary D, Granberry, Belly Barber, Peggy Goree, Billie J. Myers, Jean Walls, Jacqueline Cox, Verna Slewarl, Wendy Halliorn, Joyce Prisoclc 5 PHH SIGIHFI HLPHH 126 4 OFFICERS HELEN NELSON . , . . , . , ALTHEA STONE , JEANNE PATCH . JEANETTE O'NEAL . STELLA CLOY .... MAUREEN ROBERTSON . . . EMMA CATHERINE MQSOWAN . MISS EVELYN MQNEESE . . , . Presidenl Vice-fPresiden+ . , Secrelary , Ldirfgfr . 'Ireasu cr , Rcgislrar . Chaplain . . Sponsor Alpha Sigma Alpha, nalional educalional sororiry was founded in Earmyillo, Virginia. Bela Della chapler was organized in May ol I938 on Mississippi Soulhern Campus. Since Ihal lime Ihe chapler has been very aclive in and spon- sored many aclivilies on Ihe campus. Their regional convenlion is being held This year al Hof Springs, Arlcansas in May. Jeanelle Q'Neal, The newly elecled Presidenr, will be Ihe official represenlalive wilh several ol Ihe olher members allending. 2? NELSON STONE CLOY PATCH Hosey and Nelson The Winr19rS -.1 R X 1 T 127 i DEL MEMBERS Firsl Row Frances Buclcley, Opal Anderson, Mrs. Mary Jo Magee, Rila Dabbs, Belly Jo Davis Second Row Kallmy Brewer, Dol Turner, Ann l-lorn, LaVerne Ervin, Edilrh Buckley, Dol Kessler Joan Kennecly, Monila Prine, Arnmie Rullw Ervin O TH SIGIHH EPSI OFFICERS OPAL LOOAN ANDERSON. . . . .PresidenT RITA CLAIRE DABBS. . . ..,... Vice-PresidenT rRANcEs BUCKLEY. . . .Corresponding SecreTary ANN HORN .... . .Recording SecreTary LAVERNE ERVIN . ..... Treasurer DOT KESSLER . . . Reporrer DOT TURNER . . T-lisTorian Alpha ChapTer OT DelTa Sigma Epsilon was Organized aT Miami UniversiTy. OxTord, Ohio, on SepTember 23, T914 by seven girls. These girls represenTed high scholarship and splendid ideals. WiThin The TirsT ThirTy years, DelTa Sigma Epsilon insTalled Torfy chapTers in leading colleges all over The UniTed STaTes ,malcing iT one OT The TasTesT growing sorOriTies. During The school year OT T947-48 aT Mississippi SOuThern College, DelTa Sigma Epsilon SOrOriTy has had a mosT zuccessTul year. The OTTicers and members OT The SororiTy worlred TOgeTher TO make This year one which we would all remember. During rush weelr in November, TiTTeen girls chose DelTa Sigma Epsilon as Their TavoriTe sorOriTy and The Tollowing mOnTh They were iniTiaTed as pledges. Three more girls were iniTiaTed as pledges Tollowing These. ATTer The Tormal iniTiaTion ceremony, The new and old members had brealcTasT in The Gold Room OT The FOrresT T'loTel. The Tollowing members will graduaTe as eniors in June: Qpal Anderson, Dorris l laTTen, Dorofhy Terry, Laverne Ervin. Mrs, Mary JO Magee is sponsor OT The sOroriTy, and Mrs, W. W, STOuT is co-sponsor. Miss Willery Jaclcson is TaculTy member. The DelTa Sigs are loolcing Torlcard To Dixie Conclave whiTch will be held in AugusT OT This year aT which Time They will acT as hOsT- esses Tor all The ChapTers OT DelTa Sigma Epsilon. Conclave will be held aT The Buena VisTa l-lOTel. Biloxi, Mississippi. ANDERSON DABBS Pledges HORN ERVIN CollecTing Dues TENT! ri viii? 2 1. illre 3 . F25 . l rl. ills 129 . ,,.T- K CP' 1 o-N 'E' Y:-'M' MEMBERS Firs+ Row Robin Longer, Mariorie Rogers, Elaine l-lembre, Norma Brand, Joan Scoles Second Row Nanelle Waller, Faye Pierce, Mrs. Wilber, Belly Ladner, Melissa Porfer, Rulli Dickson Third Row Palsy Newman, Mallwa Saucier, Guida Sue Flynl, l-lilda McNair, Peggy Albrillen, Dol lvlassenqale, Maude Walker, Sally Bodman, Voncille Williams, Rose Ann Roeslein, Gwen Cox. SIGITIH SIGIIHI SIG OFFICERS BETTY ANN LADNER ......,. A..A P reraaerr FAYE PIERCE ,... ..,,, v ice-Presicienf NANETTE WALKER . . Recording Secereiary MARIE MOONEY, . . Corresponding Secreiary MELISSA PQTTER. . . , I . . Treasurer MRS. L. A. WILBUR . . , . Sponsor MISS FORREST DEIANQ . , Sponsor Sigma Sigma Sigma sororijry was founded April 20, l898, in Farmviile, Virginia. Alpha Sigma ciiapier, on Mississippi Souiliern Coliege campus, was organized on LADNER PIERCE WALKEP POTTER V0nCiHe NanneHe New Prexy MEMBERS Firs+ Row Palsy Conerly, Tommie Pope, Palricia Pope, Bobbie Lou Magee Second Row Kallierin Runnell, Kallfierin Slringer, Margarel Pillman, Miss Anna Roberls, Miss Clsen Shirley Monigomery, Virginia Runnelfs Third Row Billie Allred, Sara l-louslon, Jane Robinson, Grace Spruill, Juanila Williams, Barbara Graham, Billie Russell, Doris Runyan, Willie G. l-lorn, Jane Jones, Kallierin Qdon No? Pidured Madge Allred, Sara Moore, Joyce Saxon SI ITIFI THETH HHPPH 132 OLIVE RAE GIBSONA . JOYCE SAXON . . JANE STRINOER . . . OFFICERS . . . . . . . .Preside-nT . .Vice-PresidenT . . . .SecreTary SHIRLEY MONTGOMERY . , I .Treasurer SARA MOORE . , , , . .ReporTer WILLIE GRACE HORN . . . . T-lisTorian MARGARET PITTMAN. . .L.EL,. Pledge CapTain KATHERINE RUNNELS. , , STudenT oeueeri RepreSenTaTive MISS ANNA ROBERTS. . ...E. , , . Seeeeef MISS DOUOLAN OLSEN . . . Co-Sponsor Sigma TheTa Kappa SororiTy was organized by eighf girls under The guidance OT Miss l-lelen l-lipple on November 23, I935. This marked The beginning OT Sore oriTy liTe on The Mississippi SOuThern College Campus. S.T.K. has always been composed OT girls whose ideals TypiTied The high sTandards upheld by The sororiTy. ln I937 Miss Anna ROberTs became S.T.K.'s Third sponsor and guiclcly became an inTegeral parT OT The sorOriTy. Today, She is ably assisTed in her sponsorship by Miss Douglas Olsen, Co-sponsor, and also by Mrs. R. A. Mcl.emore and Mrs. R. C. Cook, paTronesses. GIBSON SAXON STRINGER MONTGOMERY .ss ' JE I' ,P ss ,T i Olive sounds ouT A w , .,. The Vice-Prexy 133 105 MEMBERS Firsf Row Bill McCar'rhy, l-larry McLemore, W. Garlo++e, Eddie Schmelling, Claude Freeman, Richard Slone, Johnny Simms, Jaclc Reid, l-lassel Jones, Jimmy Anderson, Gordon Black Second Row Bo Roclcwell, Bob McCar+hy, Richard Tannehill, l-larry Plollowell, Diclc Silces, Don Noblill, Melvin Sims, Louis Riley, Billy R. Ammons, Bill Smilh Third Row Ernesr Johnson, John A. McLeod, Shelly Phillips, Tom Griffin, l-lugh McLeod, Douglas Harper, Diclc lvlcCarlhy, T. W. lvlallelie, Ned Dillard, Sonny Baskin Ol DUTHERIICLUB 134 BILL McCARTI-IY. W. E. ROCKWELI. OFFICERS T ...... ...PresidenT . . .Vice-PresidenT BILL SMITH . . . . . seaefary RALPH MILLoY . I . Treasurer MICKEY BENNETT , ,..... . . . Repofier JIMMY ANDERSON . . . siudeni Council Represeniairve BOBBY LAMBUTH , . seIgean+-sI.ArmS The Ole SouThern Club was Tormecl on The Mississippi SouTherrI College campus in April oT I946. The Ole SouThern Club was Tormed as a social club Tor The purpose OT TurThering social liTe on The campus. Since Torming The club has given many social evenTs, The highlighTs during The Iasf year being The club's annuai Barn Dance, ancl Their annual Ship Island Fishing Trip. The one major aim oT The club is To see more social groups Tormed on The Mississippi SouThern campus, To broaden social liTe, and, if possible, in The TuTure To bring naTional social TraTerniTies on The campus. McCARTHY ROCKWELL SMITH MILLOY Smile Greasy Seem's InTeresTing - if V I - .,.,, . , . , w.--.,E,:4f '.-1 ' I ' MEMBERS Firs+ Row Harlan McSwain, Charles Givens, Jack McSwain, Pele Krohn, J. T. Palmer Second Row Pred Vance, Carol Phillips, Jimmy Ford, Fred Jones, Ben Briggs, Johnnie Buller, Hulan Simmson, Carllon Null, Ben Hosey, Bill McKinney, Aubrey Swann, Tom Phillips Van Phillips, Jimmy Cook, Bobloy Kingberry Third Row Bill Moore, Dulch Holland, Rocky Bernard, Carl Srapler, Paul Danlin, James Coclcran, James Napier, Howard Holiday, Bill Demoran, Ollie Williams, Bill Buchan, Liddell While, Paxron Rawls, Boloby Clemenls, Woody Cool: ZETH I 136 ' JACK MCSWAIN. PETE KROHN . . HARLAN MCSWAIN CHARLIE GIVENS FRED TILOHMAN . JAMES COCHRAN PAUL DANTIN . . MARY FERTITTA . ORVILLE THOMAS OFFICERS J. McSWAIN . . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . . . Treasurer SergeanT aT Arms . . Pledge MasTer . . . ReporTer . SweeThearT . . . Sponsor ZeTa Sigma wiTh a reTurn To pre-war member- ship has during The pasT year enTered Tully inTo The social liTe on The Mississippi SouThern Col- lege campus. The highIighT oT The year was Their Mardi Gras Ball GT which Time They an- nounced Their sweeThearT. ZeTa Sigma has also worked To raise The aca- demic sTandard oT The school and plans in The TuTure To Talce an even more acTive parT in social liTe on The campus. 2 S fa KROHN H. MCSWAIN GIVENS J. T. Palmer New Officers and SweeThearT 137 MEMBERS Firsl' Row Lesrer Rogers, Aubrey Johnson, R. N. Smilh Second Row Willie Pugh, Charles Dale, l-lershel Napier, Daniel Dabbs, Bill Marlin, Theo Breland, Pele Dukes Third Row Uslysee Trumpleller, Joe Collins, Lavon l-lollis, James McComb, J. W. Ball, Kennelh Collins Fourfh Row ii John L. Dale, Fred Fergurson, Billy Byrns, Jaclc Lane, Qscar Wilkerson, J. T, Lundy, Pele Kelly Fiffh Row l-larold Davis, Thomas Day, Willy Williamson, James McLean, Odell Bryanl Noi Picfured Milner BETH Hnrrn Inu 138 AUBRY JOHNSON LESTER ROGERS BOBBY SMITH . THEO BRELAND PETE DUKES . . DANNY DABBS . BILL MARTIN . , OFFICERS . PresidenT . . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . . . . . . . . Treasurer . STudenT CounciI RepresenTaTive . . . Chaplain . Sergeanf af Arms BeTa Kappa Tau was Tormed on The Mississippi ,X SouThern Campus in February OT I948. IT is a social club. BeTa Kappa Tau was Tormed wiTh The idea OT securing a naTionaI Social EraTerniTy Tor The dub in The near TuTure. During The year The club has had a Tish Try aT Lake SheIby Tor iTs Members. JOHNSON ROGERS SMITH BRELAND The Prexy The Boys Take iT Easy Wuwwm 1' I v LEN9 A wi HP- BM.o.C-'S 49: dw s THERE'S ALWAYS AN EASY WAY POUND THOSE ' XX NLM AlR-RAuD X 3 V, NEW LOOK W KEYS WEEKS 'x P '34 Nw- Q ? R DON'T CUT Y NOW YOU RINSE IT L A -.v RED AND THQSE GAY 'vo FCDLKS AGAIN E 'Q gif 1 ,,. , .1 43 fa. 7 1 r 1 v 5 f Q ' fe' 1 f, J' wap if A . m ' Z 7' My L y ,Q wa, 42,4 .. 4: K, W 9 22:1 35, Q53 ' Q if ,X-: 4 ya Q' I yr saw. A -4, ,, , ,,,, 44 g M ,Z Q , L 45 wx ff V .- Q . , me sw ' K ,V AX ' . f, M X. Q .,x.. ,V , ix -47' k,17.vrr . 2 Q, W , N4 4 12 1 a , X x 4 f ,, f, sf w X f biiiimg if f., 2 Af 3 Q? Q 3 ,... ,... 'X 5' 4 3 5 W4 1 BE ff -MX .6 M., 4 w Ss ' sys' A ' N Af J? 4 sn ,T ,. , Q 'fgg S ' Wx? s S. X 5, M. , 'A 1' -- . Yax f Q 14 J-1 0 -f-r X y 41' -ix 'J I I , Eli Ei -'I I1 -K AQ! SDUTHERIIS BOBBY KINGSBERRY Drum Maier 5' ,. 1:54 Bobby Leads The Mississippi Soulhern Band under The able leader- year ir is hoped Jrhal 'rhe band will be increased lo IOO ship ol Mr. Gilberl Saelre performed in admirable slyle members. P during lhe school year. Mr. Saelre had many novel ideas All lhe Soulhern sludenls were proud of lheir band lor lor Jrhe band lo perform during The loolball games. lheir line shows ar loolball games, Jrheir playing in chapel, The band had 60 members and during Jrhe coming and for lheir good worlc in parades. The Band Blares Forfh 'mf . W' .J M - wk. -J-wma-f W 145 AL L, A Vlilfiams, Graham, Morris, Kingsbery RHTES SUPERIDR Simmons and Graham on Parade Kingsbery Siruis CHEE SONYA JORDAN DENNIS MAHAFFEY l E CHARLES REEDY PAULA JORDAN Lefi: CHEERLEADERS PLAY FIDE BETSY WELLS CALVIN SINCLAIR 147 Eff AWE? f Coach Reed Green and his slall led Soulh- ern lo a season's record ol seven wins againsl lhree losses lor The IQ47 loolball season. The sweelresl viclory of lhe year was Soulh- ern's deleal of Auburn lo avenge a one poinlr loss in IQ46. The big disappoinlmenl was Ala- bama's 34-7 viclory over Soulhern which was Jrhe largesl score lo be made againsl a Green coached Jream since Coach Green has been al Soulhern. Coach Green will have mosl ol his '47 squad baclc lor Jrhe coming season and loolcs forward lo an even grealer year in l948. Soulhern hares lo lose such men as Caplain Jay Srnilh, lvlilce Kalrishen, Curly Demenl and Buclcy Walers. SUU HERII UJ LINE COACH PIE VANN 'QQ HEAD coAcH REED GREEN Q BACKFIELD COACH JOE VETRANO if 0llR CHPTIIIII Jay SmiTh, End, oT Brookhaven served as SouThern's CapTain during The IQ47 TooTball sea- son. Jay Tinished his college career This year. and signed a Pro TooTball conTracT wiTh The Brooklyn Dodgers. Jay was selecTed on Paul Williamson's TirsT Team Ivlid-BrackeT in I946 and was also on Auburn's All-OpposiTion Team oT l946. Jay played Tor Copiah-Lincoln Tor one year and Tor Millsaps Two years beTore enTering The service. Upon his discharge he enrolled aT SouThern To earn leTTers Tor IQ46 and I947. l-lis Tine deTensive and oTTensive play over This Two year period earns him The raTing as one oT SouThern's all Time ends. Curly DemenT oT lvlonTevallo, Alabama, was selceTed as The lvlosT Valuable Player Tor The IC747 season. This honor was iusTly deserved by This greaT lineman. Curly played Guard aT SouThern in l94I and again in IQ46. l-le was swiTched To Tackle in I947. Even Though he played aT a new spoT Curly s+iII played iam up TooTball. l-lis vicious Tackling and blocking caused all Teams To have a greaT respecT Tor him. Curly graduaTes This year and his loss in The Torward wall will be TelT during The coming year. HIID IIIUST UI5llUI-IBlE i 1 ' 4 , f 'T 4 Y' y. . f' 1, F ,Z 4 ' ' - t I li f ' ., M M ' 4 if M. e fo ' f 1 M M ,rm r if e fl, wired fe -fe' .r 1 H '. My 1, V. - Ae M g ,, -1 i . ,f rf., 5 , 4 , ,. . . ,J 4 A- 'Vcv - , ,M 'I V .UQ -j E f P H 1, . i ,V J. W, ,. 'ff . ar :Ex xt . 1 K 34 cf :SVI , , J , ,, ,EKU 1 5 , i , ei ,ff l ' I 7 1 s' J 4 Q, fig ,xl A A , I. r , .ll ,xt , A y I . , I or-4 X 416 -M---we-gif -fi: ,wi fr- e, L ! J Q 4 4' -J -l X. , .4V. W + 5 Firs+ Row: Phillips, Winsfead, Owens, Kemper, Beam, Demenf, Langford, Waifes, Smifh. Second Row: Anderson, Mangrum,Wa+lcins, Brill, McCormick, Slay, J. Smilh, Romo, Campbell, B. Sfevens. Third Row: Kalrishen, Hegwood, Milner, Jordan, Howard, C. Smiih, Wafers, Bufler, G. Sfevens, Reynolds, M. Brown Mullens, Honalrer. Fourfh Row: Limbaugh, Moore, Borde, Bolch, Nichols, Snell, Ellencler, F. Brown, Parker, Lambrigh+, Wells, Sanders, Lewis The Firsl Shing ' I ' 'M W 4a-Jw iff M. , -, - V .1 1, . , I. . ' we Wien A ' .M 4- 'V-...-..v..,,,,1. ,,, 1 muy. , 'K w r. , WV' 5, 1 L' Q Ev' Nr 'frlggxg Ah, V- ff f 'f- ' A l f ff, if v- ALJ? 4. 1 150 IEFT, Top To BoTTom: BUBBER PHILLIPS, Back, SONNY JORDAN, Guard: MIKE KATRISHEN, Tackle: COOTER LEWIS, CenTer. Run Jim Run SUUTIIERII IIIIIBFIIII Mississippi SouThern opened iTs '47 TooTball season wiTh a 7-34 loss To Alabama. Even Though beaTen by 27 poinTs SouThern sTilI played a very good TooTball game, and The loss was To one oT The greaTer Teams in The naTion. During The TirsT halT oT The game SouThern Tailed To score, while Bama scored Two Touchdowns and made one PAT To go inTo The lead I3-O, when The whisTle blew To end The TirsT halT. The second halT sTarTed wiTh a bang as Bubber Phillips playing his TirsT college TooTball game, Took a laTeral Trom SpoT I-lonaker and ran 53 yards To paydirT Tor SouThern's score, Chicken I-Toward Then broughT in The educaTed Toe and kicked The exTra poinT To give SouThern 7 poinTs. WiTh Bama leading by I3-7, The SouThern rooTers hopes wenT up Tor a momenT, buT Then The big Crimson Tide poured iT on To score Three more Touchdowns and leave SouThern on The losing end oT The score. One highlighT oT The game was Nobles' punTing, as he ouT-booTed Bama. Nobles averaged 40.7 yards per kick To Bama's 39.I yards per kick. The SouThern line played a greaT deTensive and oT-Tensive game wiTh special praise going To SouThern's Tackles Mike KaTrishen and Curly DemenT. They repeaTedly sTopped Bama's greaT back Gilmer. Also anoTher Tine game was Turned in by SouThern's end CapT. Jay SmiTh. RIGHT, Top fo Boffomz BENNIE RAY NOBLES, Back: DOUG HONAKER, End: HINDU REYNOLDS, End: A. J. MANGRUM, Guard. lf was Muddy af Sfafe F S0lITHERlI19 T UBIIRII 13 Soufluern luif flue winning frail by frouncing Auburn I9-l3. Tluis win fagged Soufluern as ready for fop fligluf cornpefifion, and also avenged a one poinf loss fo Auburn lasf year. Soufluern fook flue ball on flueir own 33 in flue firsf guarfer and drove T 67 yards fo a score, flue foucludown coming on a 37 yard pass fronu Nobles fo Reynolds. l-loward missed flue PAT. Auburn canue back in flue second period fo fie flue score af 6-6, buf H fluen Soufluern wenf aluead as End Glyn Slay infercepfed a pass on E Auburn's 20 and raced over flue goal line. l-loward again missed flue Q PAT and Soufluern led I2-6 as flue lualf ended. On flue second lualf kickoff Soufluern fook flue ball on flueir own fluree Q and weren'f usfopped unfil fluey luad scored. Tlue score came on a sferl- ing 23 yard run by Don Winsfead. l-loward fluen came in fo splif E flue upriglufs wiflu luis kick and Soufluern led I9-6. il Auburn came back fo score a foucludown and exfra poinf in flue fluird period and narrow flue score fo I9-I3, buf Soufluern played lueads up ball fo luold fluern scoreless for flue remainder of flue game fo clualk up flueir firsf vicfory of flue season. l l Rf LEFT, Top To BoT'Iom: FRANK BROWN, Back: VERNON WELLS, Back: FRANK BEAM, Guard: APPLE SANDERS, CenTer. ThaT Mucl Again SUUTHERII 7 lil. TECH SouThern Traveled over To Tech and came ouT wiTh a repeaT per- Tormance oT lasT year's game by winning on The margin oT an exTra poinT. Tech was The TirsT To score by Talcing The ball on SouThern's 40 yard line due To a bad punT. ATTer a I6 yard pass was good Tor six poinTs La. Tech Tried The exTra poinT, buT Two oT SouThern's ends, Jay SmiTh and Glyn Slay, came charging in wiTh Slay Tipping The ball To make The poinT no good and leaving Tech wiTh 6 poinTs. During The TourTh period SouThern came To liTe and began To roll. JolTing Joe LaTham Took The ball on his own 46 yard line and ran 52 Thrill-paclced, hard-ToughT yards To Tech's 2 yard line. From This poinT Wells Toolc The ball on a quarTer baclc sneak and wenT over inTo pay dirT To give SouThern a 6-6 Tie. IT was Then ThaT T-Toward came in wiTh his educaTed Toe To spliT The uprighTs wiTh The ball and give SouThern a 7-6 vicTory. This win over Tech gave SouThern a 2-I record Tor The year and showed Them as having an ouTsTanding Team. RIGHT, Top To BoTTom: CARL SMITH, Guard: GLYN SLAY, End, MAXIE LAMB- RIGHT, Back, BUCKY WATERS, Tackle. An Old Lady in a Shoe S0llTHERIl15 Sll Playing a Toe who had never deTeaTed Them buT had Tied Them once, SouThern came Through To preserve This record by winning iTs Third game oT The season. For a shorT Time iT looked as iT SLI mighT Take This game. SLI wenT ahead IaTe in The second guarTer 7-O, and as The haIT ended iT looked as iT ThaT seven poinTs were plenTy big, BUT iT was iusT a case oT a IaTe sTarT Tor SouThern. In The Third period, Joe LaTham smeared an SLI back in his end zone To give SouThern 2 poinTs and To .sTarT The SouThern parade. These Two poinTs came as The resuIT oT a beauTiTuI 79 yard punT by SouTh- ern's kicking experT Nobles. SouThern hiT pay dirT shorTIy aTTer The saTeTy when John LeGros opened up a passing game and piTched a I6 yard pass To Frank Brown who carried The ball over To give SouThern an 8-7 lead. Howard missed The PAT. Feeling ThaT This was noT a saTe margin SouThern wenT on To anoTher score. This Time They scored on a 74 yard susTained drive wiTh anoTher Brown, Morris, carrying over Tor The score. The drive was highIighTed by The running oT Morris Brown who picked up pracTicaIIy all oT The yardage. This Time Howard made The exTra poinT To puT SouThern ahead IS-7. The loss To SLI iusT meanT seeing Too much Brown, as The Brown broThers Frank and Morris covered Themselves wiTh glory and won Their spurs on The SouThern Team. 'au LEFT, Top To Bo'l fom: BUSTER MULLINS, Baclr: FRED WAITES, Guard: BOOTS McCORMlCK, End: CHARLES BORDE, Taclzle. Anyway The Ref Shows Up SUUTHERII 6 UI-llil. CIW U. 0 ATTer having deTeaTed a power laden O.C.U. Team aT home lasT year, SouThern Traveled ouT To The Wild WesT Tor anoTher craclc aT The big ChieTs This year, buT were beaTen 6-20. The SouTherners Toolc To The glory land early in The game when OCU Tumbled on Their own 45. SouThern Toolc over The ball and sTarTed oTT wiTh a running game buT when This Tailed They Toolc To The air. Bubber Phillips Toolc The ball Trom The guarTerbaclc and Then Tossed a pass To Wells on The ChieTs 40, wiTh Wells Taking The ball in and heading Tor pay dirT. This score puT SouThern in The lead 6-O, buT alas and alacls The ChieTs were as yeT noT sTarTed. ATTer SouThern's Touchdown The ChieTs came baclc To score Three Times and To malce Two oT The PAT's To hand SouThern Their second loss oT The year, 20-6. Even in deTeaT SouThern played iTs usual good game wiTh The line showing up excepTionally Tine. The baclcs came in Tor Their share oT The glory buT iT was iusT a case oT Too much OCU. Pl 'I 51 l' ' RIGHT, Top To BoTTom: ERNEST LIMBAUGH, Taclcleg J. MILNER, Guard: CAL BUTLER, Cen+er: FALCO CARAZZO, Back. T T ii T F I Q IT il T Ii I1 fi T ..,....... sz- - Our Queen SUIITHERII S. F. HUSTIII 7 SouThern playing Their TirsT game oT The year aT home puT on a show Tor The sTudenTs and old alumni. The TirsT halT was a surprise To all, wiTh no scoring buT some good playing. IT really Ioolced load Tor SouThern buT The eleven musT have seen The Tears in The old grads eyes Tor in The second haIT They decided To go. Mullins and Phillips puT on a show ThaT ended in 6 poinTs. They drove Tor 2, 24, I2 and 34 yards wiTh Bubber carrying The ball across Tor The Touchdown. Howard came in To malce The exTra poinT and give SouThern a 7 poinT lead. In The FourTh QuarTer Morris Brown and Sonny Carr sparked a drive oT 72 yards Tor The second SouThern Tally oT The game. Win- sTead scored The Touchdown going over Trom The Two yard line. I-loward made his second Iciclc oT The game good To give SouThern a I4-O lead. PxusTin bloclced a SouThern punT deep in SouThern TerriTory and scored a Touchdown and exTra poinT To pull close To SouThern. WiTh one minuTe remaining however, liTTIe Bubloer Phillips Toolc The loall on SP. AusTin's 29 yard line and ran over Tor The score. I-Toward Then missed his Third exTra poinT Try. This win made SouThern's I-lomecoming Day a real success. RIGHT, Top To BoTTom: BOBBY CAMPBELL, Back, GEORGE STEVENS, Tackle, ROY SMITH, Back, WAYNE HEGWOOD, Tackle. There was a Gain S 0 U T H E R ll IIURTHUIESTERII 0 SouThern playing iTs second game oT The season aT home came Through wiTh iTs TiTTh vicTory oT The season by deTeaTing NorTh- wesTern. On The second play oT The game Bubber Phillips broke Through righT Tackle and ran 87 yards Tor SouThern's TirsT score. This was The longesT run by a SouThern back Tor a score so Tar This season. SpoT l-lonaker came in To make The PAT, and wiTh one minuTe oT The game gone SouThern led 740. Early in The second guarTer Fred WaiTes blocked a NorThwesTern punT on Their I3, and Curly DemenT Tell on The ball To give SouThern possession deep in lNlorThwesTern TerriTory. Cn Their TirsT play Trom scrimmage Don WinsTead Took The ball and ran over Tor The score. l-lonaker again made The poinT and SouThern led I4-O. The lasT Touchdown came Through The eTTorTs oT Morris Brown and Bubber Phillips. BeTween Them They Took The ball 69 yards wiTh Morris Brown going over Tor The score. Apple Sanders Tried The exTra poinT buT missed. A highlighT oT The game was a beauTiTul 59 yard punT by Bennie Ray Nobles ThaT rolled dead on NorThwesTern's one yard line. LEFT, Top To BoTTom: JOE LATHAM, Back, DON WINSTEAD, Back, BOB STEVENS, Tackle, BUDDY WATKINS, End. 4' .gl-ny , ,Y ,ff ,A , rs, Kicking Thai' poinT , S0lITIIERII18 U Il I 0 ll Playing in waTer up To Their ankles, 5ouThern chalked up Their sixTh 5 win oT The season even Though They couldn'T see across The Tield due 2 To The driving rain. W Bubber Phillips sTarTed The scoring Tor SouThern. ATTer nearly a compleTe guarTer oT kicking a heavy we-T ball wiTh experT aim, by Nobles, . Phillips slid around leTT end, ran I5 yards, swam 5 yards, and Then ll walked The remaining 45 yards as Union players searched in vain Tor E The man wiTh The ball. l-lonaker missed The PAT. E A Tew minuTes laTer Nobles punTed ouT on Union's one yard line. 1 Union wiTh Their backs To The wall kicked ouT buT The ball wenT dead Z on Their own 38 yard line. WinsTead Then Took The ball Trom cenTer and wiTh beauTiTul blocking ran over The goal line. LambrighT Tried Tor The exTra poinT buT missed. ll The lasT Touchdown came on a pass Trom LeGros To End Buddy J WaTkins who Took The ball in The end zone Tor The score. A pass under i such condiTions Tooled The Union men compleTely. SouThern Tried a i run Tor The exTra poinT buT iT Tailed. l There was no scoring in The second halT, The Two Teams iusT pracTic- l ing up on Their swimming. Q T .f LEFT, Top To BoTTom: SHERARD SHAW, Back: BARNEY MOORE, CenTerg BILL NICHOLS, End, CHARLES PARKER, Tackle. SIUIITIIEIRII 7 IRIS STHTE 14 SouThern received iTs second deTeaT by a S.E.C. Team, playing in a driving rain. This gives SouThern an average oT .333 againsT SEC. Teams which is good Tor a SIAA Team. During The TirsT quarTer STaTes key men ToughT Tor all They were worTh To push a score over. SouThern's ouTclassed line puT up such a TerriTic deTense ThaT The lvlaroons couldn'T geT To pay dirT again unTil The Third quarTer. Each Time The PAT was made. LaTe in The TourTh quarTer SouThern sTarTed on Their own 43 and began cuTTing yards down. The beauTiTul Teamwork began To pay oTT. The line would open a hole Tor a momenT and eiTher Don WinsTead, Falco Carrozza, lvlaxie LambrighT, or BusTer Mullins would slip Through Tor a Tew yards. On The 28 Vernon Wells Tossed one To l3ooTs lvlc- Cormick on The IO and he was sTopped on The 2 by six maroons. Then To The asTonished lvlaroons hard luck, Wells passed again in- sTead oT running. George STevens all alone in The end zone managed To hold on To The weT, slippery ball and SouThern had 6. SpoT's PAT was perTecT and all were mildly surprised aT The score a Tew minuTes laTer when The whisTle blew. SUU HERB 35 SUUTHEHSTERH T0 UndeTeaTed in Conference To Win SIAA Ti+Ie LasT year SouTheasTern capTured The SIAA-TiTle by deTeaTing SouTh- ern, buT The sTory has Turned ouT diTTerenTly This year. This game ended The .season wiTh Tive conTerence wins and no deTeaTs Tor The valianT SouThern eleven. The TirsT score oT The game came early in The second quarTer when Vernon Wells passed To CapTain Jay SmiTh To end a 23-yard march. SpoT l-lonaker made a perTecT kick Tor The PAT. WiTh less Than a minuTe oT playing Time leTT in The TirsT halT, John LeGros passed To STicky-Tingers Reynolds, who was pulled down on The Three. On The nexT play Wells Threw a shorT one To SpoT Tor The second Tally. SpoT's aTTempTed PAT was wide. The Third .score came when early in The Third guarTer, Wells sTand- ing on abouT The 40 passed To Jay SmiTh alone on The I2. Jay iusT TroTTed across Tor The 6. Honaker made This one. ThaT was all The scoring Tor The regulars buT The meaTball squad Took over and goT Two poinTs on a Tumble in The end zone. Three plays laTer, Ed LangTord broke away and 58 yards laTer had 6 more poinTs. SpoT again made The PAT. Sonny Carr ran The Tinal Tally over aTTer Reynolds had seT The play up on SouTheasTern's 7 yard line. Sherard Shaw's kick missed. And Thus ended The season Tor a wonderTul Team backed by a ThankTul sTudenT body. SouThern in iTs second season oT PosT- War baslceTball had a disappoinTing season in winning 7 and losing I I games. ln The early parT oT The season The SouTh- ern cagers had a hard Time Tinding Them- selves, buT Towards The close oT The season They sTarTed hiTTing The hoop and ran away Trom Their opbonenTs. Gne oT The highlighTs oT The season was The play oT Webb WeaThers, a cenTer, whose unorThodox shoTs and play lcepT The sloecTaTors in sTiTches. Webb ouTclowned The leading clown on The l-louse oT David Team. QuTsTanding on This year's Team were Two newcomers, l-lindu Reynolds and James Ray CarpenTer. They boTh played good baslceTball and shall bear waTching in The TuTure. Firsf Row: Carpenfer, Ward, Herringfon, Rorno, A BHSHETBHLL HINDU REYNOLDS WEBB WEATHERS Ceflfkl' Cenf Ilgood. Second Row: Ragland, Sfevens, Sanders, Coach Sfonesfreefl Weafhers, Reynolds, Hunf. , 1,f .HH silk x-'ati HT M.S.C lv1.S.C.. . . . M.S.C M.S.C. , .. MSC.. . . . MSC M.S.C M.S.C M.S.C S0lITH 545 Tulane . . . 495 Miss. College . 443 Tyndall Field . 407 Loyola ..... 293 l-louse of David . . 371 l-louse of David . . 50: Bogalusa Gaylords . . 42: Loyola ..... 48: Soulrhweslern . ERII ...... SCORES 68 M.S.C. . 42 40 MSC. . 4I 33 MSC. . 4I M.S.C. . 52 MSC. . 46 lvl.S.C. . 58 MSC. . MSC. . MSC. . Soullweaslern Spring l-lill . . Keesler Field ....... Pensacola Na Tyndall Field Keesler Field Miss. College Soullweaslern Spring l'lill . JAMES RAY CARPENTER- GEORGE STEVENS VICTOR ALLGOOD Guard Forward Forward APPLE SANDERS EVAN RAGLAND J. W. HERRINGTON Guard Forward Guard val Air Fi . 40 . 65 . 53 . 57 . 48 . 6I . 40 . 54 . 57 HENRY WARD Forward JOE ROMO Guard gy r 3-we-S Relurning 'ro Jrhe diamond for Ihe Iirsf Iime since I933, SouJrhern's baseball Ieam under Ihe Iulelage oi Coaches Reed Green and Pie Vann won 9 games and IosI 4 during Ihe I947 season. The Ieam's baHing average lor The season was a high .3OI. The leading baHer for Ihe season was Ouhfielder Sawyer Sims, who collecled I3 hils in 33 Hmes Io Ihe pIa're for a Iusly .394 average. Second place wenr Io Fred Warers who hi+ .357 for Ihe season. John I.eGros was Ihe leading I-Iome Run King wilrh 3 Iour baggers Io his credif for ffhe season. John also won a conlracf wilh The Philidelphia Phillies for his baseball abiIi+y. B H S E B Fl l l . . . PLAYERS AND POSITIONS Sawyer Sims . . Bubber Phillips . Jack Wa'rers . . Ray Presley . . Evan Ragland . . Bennie Ray Nobles Norris Faggard . John LeGros . . J. W. I-Ierringjron Brew Rhyme . . Falco Carazzo Fred Wailes Fred Wafers . Glynn Coolc . . Bucky Warers Shelby Phillips . Doc Cranford . COACH REED GREEN COACH PIE VANN gd? ,Q fi ' -4-. :V I N ,V if N xx X . , .3353 . , Y K f 4.,,,,:v:, . .i,,'. 1 , f xmas 5 if Awe rf , f . .ffgi . 3 43 y 4 W , L. A , f 'ffm ' , 7 A 5 i 2 ' - ss x VN 3 1 EK .W f .W A we 'jg X i cv 'ff iw R xx X Q up .V,Af f 4AL, . ,M,. . ,,.,. ,. . TM H-2,4459 f mf ' vw.. f W' Y .1 .. 5 .- .v.- i I W af gi! Iv X5 ,- -ie., 5 .K v ,E ,,,.l,Q .., 46 Q -4 9 sk we , fi ' ff ,Wm x Q Q X ' V1 23' X , 4 9 fm. P 4' f , 1 xy i 4 I ! ' W4 M.S.C. M.S.C. M.S.C. M.S.C. M.S.C. M.S.C. M.S.C. M.S.C. M.S.C. M.S.C. M.S.C. M.S.C. . M.S.C. Firsl Row: Sims, F. Walers, Herringfon, Rhyne, B. Cranford, Ragland, J. Walers, L l f 1 1 A , K-0 x ffl .. I K .. Y 5 , , my af 41. x L' X Phillips, Carazzo, Wailes, Presley. Second: Nobles, LeGross, B. Walers, Faggard, Cook, S. Phillips. SCORES Miss Slale . . Millsaps .. . Miss. College Miss. College Miss. College Spring Hill . . Spring l-lill . Loyola . ., Loyola . Loyola . Loyola ........ . . Merclwanl Marine Cadels . . Merclnanl Marine Cadels . . 163 xl. l X i S l , gif , , , if fr ff, A 'M va :zu xy I af! i was :ny . ' 2 T. 4? im W I' Q , f, ,AWK ff if 'Vg-in Tsai. 3, 4, 1 fs of'-sxfxjxix . 46 T bmw, 4 K A xv, Q :Qi- f rf- 9. if NaTions, Wells. Wilkes, STubbs Mississippi SouThern Took To The Links Tor The TirsT Time in The school hisTory and ended up wiTh Three vicTories and Two losses. SouThern deTeaTed DelTa STaTe Twice, SpliT wiTh Millsaps, each Team winning a maTch, and losT To Springhill. The qolT Team was composed oT J. STubl:ns, Bob Wells, SPURGEN EURE :ii w., ,Q fy i v- 6 0 L F fig, ry dk Q.. -. ,, .. 9- ,Qvf-se, Q, - ur 'fr J' , - 4+ , 40 -T r' . , - , 02' 51' , Qt. M . r . -- agv-Kwai . . X ... ,K ni' . .- - -fig . 6 'Za QQ J er tr 5 m.....: . .if 4: . Bernie Wilkes and Warren NaTions, These gohfers were responsible Tor SouThern's Tine showing in Their TirsT Tling inTo inTercolleqiaTe qolT. WiTh This success behind Them The SouThern golTers look Torward To The T48 season, when more maTches will be played. BERNIE WILKES DOUG HONAKER ROBERT WELLS u-'14 .nu 'ff Eff 0' 'bl L -Jul' ef., x -' S The Mississippi SouThern Tennis Team reTurned To The courTs Tor The TirsT Time since I939 and played Two maTches wiTh The DelTa STaTe Teachers College Team. ln These maTches They brolce even wiTh DelTa STaTe, each having a win and a loss. The Tennis Team was represenTed by Marion Marshall, Tennis Courfs Rol3erT Newman, ErnesT Limbaugh, lviiclcey lvicivlillen and Jim Pace. SouThern will again reTurn To The courTs in I948 and hope To have more opponenTs and To be able To win more maTches. ROBERT NEWMAN MICKEY McMlLLEN W TT w 9' 'i' Q-A ws , HIID TEIIIIIS f I A I 3 1 1 T l Q f li li in I I .... . 1 T P 132. l Miss Sonya Rebecca Jordan, Bafhing BeauTy Mississippi SouThern held iTs TirsT SporTs Day during T947 and crowned winners in The various sporTs deparT- menTs. Miss Sonya Rebecca Jordan was crowned BaThing BeauTy wiTh Miss ElizabeTh l-ladslcey as runner-up. The GolT championship wenT To SpoT l-lonalcer, The Tennis championship To Dean Bounds, and The BadminTon championship To Tommy Ferrell. The Swimming championship wenT To Bill GriTTin and Bill Williams, while The Diving l-lonors wenT To J. Milner and Bill Williams. The SporTs Day proved To be a big success and shall be conTinued during The coming years. BOXERS Firsf Row, Leff To Right: Rogers, McLemore. Second Row: Davis, Pechu, Wyse, Scarborough, Chinn. .,N7-.ues -V mga - -I-I L A-H -I. chain l' , , BILL GRIFFIN BILL WILLIAMS-J. MILNER WINNERS Firsl Row: Left io Right Griffin, Milner, Jordan, Williams, Davis. Second Row: Cowand, Honaker, Bounds, Ferrell 167 SPURTS DIW Qxyr f .1 V 2, ' 1 sy' ,qw WM: , 2, 5, J- ' ig ' Lg, Q 5 5 Q 800254 fit .Ii Fifa? Mita S 3 .Il2. '5.i 1 ?5'S. ,Q Pan! RN! l EZ! '5.r 'Wf I W f . -- fv ' Z ., 4 iz! , V.. ..., -, V , ,, R , , s' wi- . .. Uv ,,, . 44 ' X ' W .- ,, ' -- , n ' Y, 3 - . ,. f -f a, yd his 1 'M 1 1 9? 7' it! X , rv ' 'mm-43' ...Yi . . I 'Pg A- 1 -' . 'V 'g,9 ' A . .ts . Nui: 4 f V sv-1 1 ' ' ' ' 172' 'car , 'Y E ,-We A it 12,5 -f ,J ' af' . U V- Y 1.',fjs ff H255 U 'fa Y , rr b ff wgvhff- f . ' 3 V wg f 4 5 'X it ,,' ,I Za , fn mwm '4 :wx My ' ,H , V 4 f , X ,M Q F52 , M .Q f S f , Z , ML ,W ,W 5 viz E Q, 5 . , ,Xl 9 fl X V M SX ,,- X: Qs fa f 4 . X - x , ,XX .Q ww -4f -XX X , . Q.. X in . ,jg 'QW- 'Jl eg? ff? ,,, 5' ' E ea V -A -, 1, sf 1 ,, . wif, x Vai 4253, dig Q X fi Q W .,,x , g fl r'i' 4f. fizsif ix 4.4 w 'li'-1 v ' 1 I , ff' m f? ' 3: ' fs ,Q-2 , F' ' ' ' ' L. iv X X Styx 5. 5 Q Q? X L42 , X X 4 . 4 Azxixfx +, . P- i l i l i il .l El gi . i l 3 ll il la 1 1 ,i ii i i l l l is ,, l l ,, 2 s 5 I i i Q le B 3 if f '! I ll ll - ii in l l l I . i lPH CHI FRED JONES , ...... . . Presidenf MARY DEANE GRANBERRY .,........ Vice-Presidenl DAVID BROWN ..... Alpha Mu Chi, an honorary musical club, was organized in I933. lls purpose is lo promole among ils members a belief feeling of fellowship, and 'ro insrill in each of lhem a desire for higher scholarship in music. The mem- bership of Alpha Mu Chi is composed of The music s'ru- MARVIN MILLER . . . Secrefary MONITA PRINE . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . Reporler denls who have mel cerrain scholaslic requiremenls. Speakers are inviled lo give Jrallcs ar lhe monlhly meel- ings. Preseni Sponsors: Miss Eorresl Delano and Miss l-lelen Janel McDonald. MEMBERS Firsi' Row: Ross, Walker, J. Pollc, Beverley, Pope. Second Row: McCurley, Mcliewen, Williams, Keel. Third Row: McVev, Collins, Prine. Fourfh Row: Jones, Ball. Fiffh Row: Marlin Clemenl, Miller. 170 BHPTIST STUDENT UIIIOII OFFICERS POWELL OGLETREE . . . . . Presidenl' EVA NELL PICKLE . .... Secreiary THEO BRELAND . . . . Vice-Presiclenl REV. RILEY MUNDAY . . . . Sludenl Secrelary The Baplisl Siudenlr Union Council is a represenlalive group ol all Baplisr sludenls. The oloiecl ol lhe council is 'ro slrenglhen, correlale, and unily all of lhe separafe Baplisl unil religious organizafions lSunday School, Y.W.A., Training Union, Life Service Bancl, and so forfhl info one campusiorganizalion wilh one all-inclusive pro- gram of religious aclivilyg lo enlislr, in and Through The separale unii organizalions, every slucleni and communily members of lhe inslilulion in Thai religious acrivily or acliviries which he needs for his highesr Chrislian clevel- opmenlr and spiriiual growfh. The molro of 'rhe council is To Know Chris? and Malce l-lim Known , and Thar is Jrhe goal which each member srrives lo reach. MEMBERS Firs'l' Row: Ogleiree, Piclcle, Rhodes, Boozer, Freeman, Mary Fancher, Brelancl, Milchell, Lealfe. Second Row: Saxon, Price, Rogers, Beasley, Kelly, Benoisf, Marlha Fancher, Dabbs, Noi Picfurecl: Davis, Saller, Wallcer, Turner, McKinney. , ,L , 171 - - - l. Al MEMBERS Firsf Row: Buclcley, Longre, Smilh, Roselin. Second Row: Lundy, Schmelling, Dr. Vinneclge, Grice, Dabney. OFFICERS 'l'.J. LUNDY, JR. . . ......,.... Presidenl FITZHUGH DABNEY . . . , . .Sec 1' as T. J. LUNDY, JR .... The Canlerbury Club, a member ol Jrhe Jrional organizalrion of Canlerbury Clubs, is organized group ol Episcopal sluclenls on campus. na- lhe The Sludenl Council Represenralive Jrhe Mission ol Chrislianily in higher educahon by loslrering among Jrhe sludenls ol This inshlrulrion xv. a beller underslanding ol lhe Failh and Prachce of Jrhe Episcopal Church. The aim of The Canlerbury Club is lo serve 'l xl l MEMBERS Firsf Row: N. Smifh, Eancher, Dabbs, Breland, McCurley, Shedd, Pickle. Second Row: Saxon, Beasley, Turner, Prine. Third Row: Oglelree, Dabney, I. J. Smilh, Brown, Lundy. I 2 4:4 . 'iz- ' 1 OFFICERS THEO BRELAND . . . .... Chairman MARY ALICE EANCHER . . . . Reporler POWELL OGLETREE . . . .Vice-Chairman PAULINE BEASLEY .... ...... H islorian JOYCE SAXON . . . .Secrelary EITZHUOI-I DABNEY . . . .Properly Cuslodian COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN MONITA PRINE . .... Social MELTON McMULLAN . . , .Movie DAVID BROWN . . .... Courlesy BOBBIE JO SIOREST . . . .Orienfalion RITA DABBS . . , . .Charm School EVA NELL PICKLE . . . . Publicily ORGANIZATION PRESIDENTS NANCY SMITH . . . .... Weslminisler Fellowship DAVID BROWN ,.,... ,..,.. N ewman Club BOBBIE JO SIGREST . ...... Wesley Eoundalion POWELL OOLETREE . . . . . ,Baplisl Sludenl Union T. J. LUNDY . . . . The Sfudenl Chrislian Eederalion coordinales lhe aclivilies of all religious organizafions on rhe campus. The council is composed of a chairman and a vice-chairman elecred by The sludenr body, The presidenls of lhe five religious organizalions, commillee chair- men elecred by lhe our-going council in rhe spring quarler, a ves- per chairman and noon-day prayer chairman elecled quarlerly by fhe council. The Federalion sponsors Vespers each Wednesday and . . . . . .Canlerbury Club Sunday evenings and Noon-Day Prayer Service each day, and Re- ligious Emphasis Weelc each spring. The Eederafion adds lo 'rhe social life on The campus by sponsoring a seasonal parry each quarler. Charm School, under lhe direclion of lhe Eederalion, is offered each fall quarler lo all Freshmen and any olher sludenl who desires lo brush up on good manners al college. STUDEIIT CHRISTIHII FEDERFITIOII 'f hh--Q.-.i......,,,. ., I. . , V U E U Wi+h Dr. Sloul as coach, Jrhe Debale Club en- rered reams in several lournamenls Jrhis year. The subiecl debaled by colleges Jrhroughoul lhe counlry was World Federal Governmenl. The season was opened by a discussion Jrourna- menl held al lhe Universily ol Alabama. Rep- resenling M.S.C. were Glen Young, Donald Newlon, l-l. Ronald Rouse, Fledell Chain, Fred Eisenberg and James Napier. Ole Miss was hosl lor a lournamenl in January. Speaking lor lhe allirmalive were Glen Young and Donald Newlonp lor The negalive M. J. Byrd and l-l. Ronald Rouse. Marlin Mcl.endon wenl along as allernale and loolc second negalive in one debale. Al lhe Azalea Tournamenl al Mobile, Spring l-lill acling as hosl, Glen Young and Donald New- Jron were again aihlirmalive and M, J. Byrd and Marlin Mc:Lendon were negalive. MEMBERS Young, Byrd, McLendon, Newlon, Rouse, Dr, Sloul. 174 EIEIIIEIITIIRII COUIICII OFFICERS RITA DABBS . . . . .presidenf LULA B. DAVIS . , Sgfqrgfaf-y NOVA LGU RlTTER . . .Vico-PresidenT CLAUDINE RAWLS . , , , Pepg,-'fer The membership oT The ElemenTary Council is com- posed oT sTudenTs who are majoring in ElemenTary Edu- caTion. The general purposes oT The organizaTion are: To TurTher in every way The cause of ElemenTary Educa- Tion and To esTablish a closer bond oT friendship among iTs members. The group supplemenTs The Training ac- quired Through The usual channels oT sTudy. OuTsTanding educaTors are broughT in Tor addresses and a spiriT oT acTive inTeresT in any new developmenT in any phase oT child welTare is TosTered. The organizaTion is one oT The Two in Mississippi which is aTTiliaTed wiTh The NaTional AssociaTion oT Childhood EducaTion. MEMBERS FirsT Row: McCharen, Poole, Beasley, RiTTer, Davis, Miss Emily Jones, Dabbs, Rawls, Lealce, Renfroe. Second Row: Hawley, Ishee, Price, Prisoclc, Kennedy. V .Q . 7 Q I75 Ll I QV MEMBERS P-. Firsi Row: Nydegger, Walrers, Smilh, T. Wrighl, Wahl, Wahl, Ford, Keel, Taylor, Scoles, Holland, Reiz, Turner, Beverly, Goree, Goree, Jackson. Second Row: Burke Speed, Burke, Judge, Walker, Pace, Holaday, Newlon, Singley, Slewarr, Williams, Thompson, P. Wrighf, Prescorr. Third Row: Liso- vifch, Boris, Lee, Srnirh, Fergerson, Jones, Marlin, Frosr, Prine, Jones, Fergerson, Turner. OFFICERS HOWARD WALTERS . . . ,Presidenr BETSY PRESCOTT . . .Re-porfer Hfassfxr Jorirgs . 4 4 ..... vrrerresrderr MR. rworeerrz ,,.. . .Sponsor me ALICE MARTIN . , .Secrerary and Treasurer Miss HARRIET Jf-xeksori . . .Sponsor The Foreign Language Club was organized for srudenrs who are majoring in foreign language. All srudenrs who are majoring in languages are eligible lor membership in The club. The club has speakers lor dirclerenr counrries 1. and holds programs To lil in wirh The dillerenl languages which are Taughr ar Sourhern. FUREIGII LFIIIGUHGE CLUB MEMBERS Firsf Row: Napier, Ford, Richardson, Pickle, Byrd. Second Row: Fancher, Klurrs, Dr. Bigelow, Miss Hickman, Mr, Grillilh, Miss Jones, Dr. Lankskov, Banks Dabney. Third Row: McClamroch, Knighl, Taylor, Johnson, Logan, Rogers, Parker, David, Graham, Slone. Four+h Row: Laird, Ward, D. Knighl, McMullan, Hill, Beasley, Clark, Rogers, Brooks, Oglelree, Bryanl, Lancasler. OFFICERS CLYDE E. RICHARDSON . .... Presidenl HERSCHEL NAPIER r . ....,.,.,... Treasurer B. E. DUNNAM ..,. . . .vicarrerraenr RALPH BYRD ,,,. . ,srrrarrr crsurrsl Reprerer+r,+iv.s EVA NELL PICKLE . . ...... Secrelary-Reporler Miss EMILY JONES . . . .,.., .,.. s ponsor DR. NORVIN L. LANDSKOV The George l lurs+ Chapler of lhe Fulure Teachers of America is a nalional organizarion which gives Jrhe slu- denr a parl in The s'ra're and nalional professional organi- zalions which largely derermine educalional policy. This chapler was organized al Mississippi Soulhern in l947 when Mississippi Soulhern had lhe largesl enrollmenr of any college in Jrhe s+a+e. Mr. R. W. Grillilh, piclured above, Assislanr Slale ..........Sponsor Superinlendenr of Educalion, was speaker lor lhe chapel program sponsored by lhe ETA. The Modernisls pro- vided lhe music for a dance given eller rhe loolball game wilh Union Universiry. Various olher programs ol in- Jreresl lo Jrhe members were made possible wilh lhe help of Mr. Carl McQuagge, Mr. James E. McKee, Mr. Pulliam and lhe well-known Dr. Sullon who spoke in chapel lo Jrhe enlire sludenr body. RS 0F FIIIIERICH 'll' GIRl'S HEFILTH 81 PHVSICHL EDUCHTIDN The Girl's I-leallh and Physical Eclucalion Clulo was organized on Jrhe Soulrhern Campus in I948. ll is open lo all girls who are maioring in Physical Educalion and l-leallh. The Purpose of The club is lo form a group of 'rhese maiors and Jro have various programs Thar will be of inlereslr +o lhem, and will be along 'rheir line of work. MEMBERS Firsi Row: Jordan, Nelson, Marlin, Echols, Balmer. Second Row: Sandy, Albri++on, Pierce, Wallcins, Miller, Byrd. Third Row: Miller. I78 HIE ECUIIOIHI S HUB OFFICERS SARA MOORE . . . .PIQSICIQIII WILLIE GRACE IIoRN , I I ,MMI I HELEN MARTIN . , . ,Vice-Presidenl JEANETTE o'NEILL I . I .Pc-porlor SALLY BODMAN . . . .Seaefafy MISS CAMPBELL . , ,Spamf MISS WARREN . . The l-lorne Economics Club is an orqanizalion open lo all who are inleresled in The broad field of l-lorne Economics. . , Sponsor The purpose ol The l-lome Economics Club IS To develop more efficient all around cilizens of The comrnunily, nalion, and world, and lo losler a closer relafionship wilh olhers. MEMBERS Firsl' Row: C. Smilh, N. Smilh, l. K. Smith, Fancher, Planchard, Websler, l-louslon, Cudia. Second Row: Owings, McEvilly, Thompson, Campbell, Warren, O'Neill, Moore, Bodman, l-lorn, Pope, Mooney. Third Row: Burns, Spruill, Odom, Walls, Sandling, Jordon, Runnels, Edwards, Boyd, Maxwell, Slringer, Breland, Molzfal, Kirlcpalriclc, Reeves, Campbell, Leqqefle. ff., ,I-I T XXQT-X -V4 179 1, W.. MEMBERS Firsi' Row: Graham, Long, McMullen. Second Row: Parker, Weeks, Rogers, Duncal, EckhoTT, Gon- zales, STone, Dr. Wilber. Third Row: Sinclair, Holiday, Brooks, Dabbs, McClamrock, Oqlelrree, Dabney. OFFICERS CHARLES GRAHAM . . . . . PresidenT MELTON MQMULLAN . . . .SecreTary-Treasurer NORMA JEAN LONG . ......... Vice-PresidenT CALVIN SINCLAIR . . , . ReporTer JOHN E, GONZALES . , . The lnTernaTional RelaTions Club is aTTiliaTed wiTh The Carnegie EndowmenT Tor lnTernaTional Peace. IT has Tor iTs purpose The creaTing oT a spiriT oT world Triendship among all people ..........Sponsor Through The sTudy and discussion oT world prob- lems. The club is TosTered by division oT Social STudies. The membership is conTined To sTudenTs oT ouTsTanding inTeresT and aTTainmenT in The Tield. IIITERIIHTIUIIHL RELFITIUIIS CLUB 180 ,nv Pr 5.5, if 6 :uf MEMBERS SeaTecl-Firsf Row: Freeman, Mary Fancher, MarTin, Judge, Causey, Williamson, STanding-Second Row: Polls, Jordan, Johnson, KirkpaTriclc, Boozer, MarTha Fancher, Beasley, Turner, OgleTree, Saxon. Price, Thompson, Dabney, Lowery, Pickle. OFFICERS BETTY FREEMAN . . . .PresidenT JOYCE sfxxow . . .Program Chairman JOYCE CAUSEY . A . . . rvTQe.PrErrdsrr FRANCES PRICE . . .Program Chairrnan EVA NELL PICKLE . . , .SecreTary Era Treasurer NELLIE MCCURLEY . . , . .MUSE DirecTor JACKIE POLK . , The l.iTe Service Band, a uniT organizajrion oT The BapTisT STudenT Union, is made up oT sTudenTs who have dedicaTed Their lives Tor deTiniTe service or who wanT To use Their TalenTs Tor ChrisTian service, and sTudenTs oT oTher denominaTions as honorary members. IT sponsors use SERUWICE B . . ReporTer a Sunday School aT Shelby Village, YouTh Revivals and oTher religious acTiviTies oTT The campus. The Clubs song is OThers 7 MoTTo We Can Through Godug and ScripTure, For we preach noT ourselves, buT ChrisT Jesus The Lord: and ourselves your servanTs Tor Jesus' sake . CorinThians 4:55. OFFICERS A. J. MANGRUM . . . . PresidenT JOHN Le6ROS . . . SecreTary and Treasurer JACK WATERS . . . Vice PreSid6f'l'l CRONTA . . , , Repgrfer The M Club is composed oT men who have won leTTers in The various school aThleTic sporTs. Each year an iniTia- Tion is held To Take in The men who won leTTers in sporTs during The previous year. IT has grown Trom Tour members aT The beginning oT school in The Tall oT l946 unTil now iT has 2l members. The purpose is To Take The men who excel in aThleTics and To have speakers who make shorT addresses on various sporTs. Also They sponsor socials during The school year. MEMBERS Leff To RighT: J. SmiTh, B. Phillips, Mangrum, F. Brown, F. WaTers, Lewis, Nobles, Marshall, Carazzo, M. Brown, I-lonaker, Campbell, Limbaugh, Wells, McMiIlen, Owens, Jordan, J. WaTers, Mullins, B. WaTers, KaTrischen. 182 OFFICERS LESTER R ROGERS . , , . , .Presidenf GEORGE STEWART . ..,T. . Rep rfer MYTRICE MCMULLEN . . . .Vice-PreSidenT DANIEL GRANTHAM . A , STuClenT Ceun il RcpresenTQTive EVA NELL PICKLE . . . .SecreTary MR. JOHN JONES . . . ,,.,. pfnsor AUSTIN SCOTT . .Treasurer MRS. AYRLENE JONES . . r U The lVlaTh club was Tormecl on The Mississippi TeresT in The Tielol oT maThemaTics All sTuclenTs SouThern College Campus in OcTober, l947. who maior in maThemaTic:s or who Take courses The Club is Tor The purpose OT sTimulaTing in- in maThemaTic:s are eligible Tor membership MEMBERS Firsl' Row: GranTham, STewarT, ScoTT, Ader, Jones, Johnson, Piclcle, McMullen, Rogers. Second Row KnighT, Johnson, SmiTh, RaTcliTT, l-lill, Moulder, Willcerson. Third Row: Dillard, Boykin, Harley Seale, l,ambuTh, Jenkins, Rogers. 183 MEMBERS Firsf Row: Turner, Bugg, Thompson, Knrghl. Second Row: Barlow, Delmas, Willoughby, Landrum, Judge, Boulwell. OFFICERS GEORGE K, THOMPSON . 4 . . Presidenl WAYNE TURNER . . .Secrelary CEClL KNIGHT . . . , .Vice-Presidenl CHARLES V. BUGS , . . Program Commirree JAMES E. WILLOUGHBY , Each year +here's a number ol men on rhe cam- pus who are lvlinislers or sludying for Jrhe minis- Jrry. They are ol various denominarions and have , . Program Commilree organized rhe lvlinisrerial League ro discuss vary- ing problems in rheir field and also Jrhal Jrhey may be ol help in losrering religious life on rhe cam- pus. ISTERIHl CLUB wr' ff MEMBERS Firs'l' Row: Hawkins, BUTTS, NaTion. Second Row: CarpenTer, Trigg, Marsinlcus, Beason, Weelcs, Sr'niTh. OFFICERS JOHN W. BUTT:, .... . .PresidenT WARREN B. NATION . .... SecreTary LAWRENCE L. HAWKINS . ........ Vice-PresidenT CLINTON B. CARPENTER . . Public RelaTions SAM B. TIDWELL . The MSC Honorary AccounTing AssociaTion was or- ganized on January 26, I948. The purpose OT This organizaTion is To acT as a medium among professional accounTanTs, insTrucTor,s, and sTu- denTs who are inTeresTed in The sTudy or proTession oT accounTancy. IT aims To develop high moral, scholasTic, and professional sTandards in iTs members, and To TosTer The ideal oT service as The basis oT The ac:counTing pro- Tession. , .EaculTy Adviser Members are elecTed Trom sTudenTs oT The Commerce Division who are placing maior emphasis on The sTudy oT accounTing and whose average grade in accounTing sub- iecTs is B or more and whose general average in all subiecTs aT Missis.sippi SouThern College is B or more. CandidaTes are also required To pass a saTisTac:Tory exa- minaTion in accounTing Theory and pracTice and business law. IIISC HUIIDRFIRV HCCDII TIIIG -A l OFFICERS FRANCIS ouIDRY . . . Chairman JERRY KENNEDY . , . Corresponding seaeiafy JOAN KENNEDY . . . . , ViCe-Chairman DICK MECARTHY .Y... .....A. T feasufei HELEN MCCORMICK . . , Recording seaeisfy REV. EDWARD L. CRATIN . . . .ciiapisin The Newman Club is a Carholic Club ol Calholic Cul- rure and fellowship rhar iosrers fhe spirilrual, inrellecrual, and soCial inreresls of The Calholic sludenrs ar Mississippi Sourhern College. The Club was organized on our Cam- pus in The fall of IQ46. Membership is open 'ro all Carholic srudenis ol M.S.C. I-lonoray membership is open lo all persons eleC+ed by unanimous vo're oi The Execulive Commirree. The Newman Club allends l'loly Communion in a body MEMBERS Jrhree 'rimes a year. The meelings Consisr ol prayer, in- slrucrion, and enierlainmenr. During The school year l947-48, Jrhree members represenred Sourhern ar a Prov- inCe meeling af Ole Miss. Wiener roasrs, hay rides, and ofher soCials were sponsored by The club. Our chap- lain, Reverend Edward l., Crarin, is nor only a religious leader, buf The lop-no+Ch member of our group. We had a grear year-and hope for even grealer ones in years lo Come. Firsi' Row: Rev, Crarin, Krohn, Hawkins, Warson, MCGowan, Doherly, l-lill, Kennedy. Second Row: Falgo, Bill MCCar+hy, Perkins, Diclc MCCar+hy, Reedy. Third Row: Comacho, Curley, Bob MCCar+lw Tumplerler, Ruiz, Doyle. 186 swf-71'-R-was PRE-lEGHl FURUIII OFFICERS JAMES NAPIEIQ , , PresidenT Eowiu NEVILLE , , , Treasw. PAUL E. GRADY , . , , Vice-Pre-sidenf MARTIN MCLENDON . . cmffiziigfmm WILLIAM F, DUKES . L,.,...,. seaeisfy D, w, HoLMEs, JR .... cisW,i++wfis FRED ISENBER6 . Under The capable waTchcare and undersTanding na- Ture of Dr. l-l. A. Shands, The Pre-Legal Forum oT Mis- sissippi SouThern College has grown Trom The Tew sincere individuals who Tormed iTs TirsT consTiTuTion in SepTember IQ46, To The powerTul organizaTion oT 23 members who compose The Torum Today. Formed primarily in The in- STudenT Council Represenhalive TeresTs oT The men land womenl who are planning To malce The proTession oT law Their ulTima+e obiecTive in socieTy, The Torum has more Than TulTilled ThaT obiecTive, as is evidenT in The spiriT oT comradeship and broTherhood shown by iTs members. MEMBERS FirsT Row: lsenberq, Mcl.endon, Napier, Grady, Neville, Holmes, Dukes. Second Row: Jarrell, Speed, Drone, Logan, Dale, Tolar, Chain, Hollis, Vincent Briggs, NewTon. A 4 ,, V-uw' -. -W... ,LL- ,f ,Qi ya r -W 2 firez KTQJ El NIH MEMBERS FirsT Row: Dr. J. F. Walker, WalTers, Roselein, Eure, Barnes. Second Row: Black, He-rringTon, SiTTs, Brewer, Currie, Ray. Third Row: P. Walker, Ammons, Jones, Berry, FosTer, Phillips, Anderson, H. McLeod, Walker, SmiTh. FourTh Row: STanley, J. McLeod, Riley, Lee, Tom Phillips, Russ, N. Walker. OFFICERS HUGH BARNES . . , . .PresidenT BARBARA WALTERS . . . .Treasurer SPURGEON EURE . . . .Vice-PresidenT ROBERT HERRINGTON . ........... ReporTer ROSE ANN RosEL1N . . ........... SecreTary LEE WALKER ...... . .sruderr Council Represerrrsrrye DR. J. F. WALKER . . . The Pre-Med Club on The M.S.C. campus was organized December, I946. The club seeks membership in The na- Tional honorary TraTerniTy, Alpha Epsilon DelTa, and has as iTs purposes The encouragemenT oT excellence in Pre- Medical work by Turnishing a goal Toward which The in- Tended medical sTudenT may sTrive, bringing TogeTher similarly inTeresTed sTudenTs, acTing as a force in crysTal- lizing any movemenT Tor The good oT The sTudenT, and . . . . . . .FaculTy Advisor helping To bridge The gap beTween The spiriT of The Pre- Medical School and The School of Medicine. All sTudeVnTs engaged in a scienTiTic course leading To The sTudy oT medicine, having compleTed one quarTer residence work and aTTained an average grade of 80 or beTTer, are inviTed To submiT applicaTion. Honorary professional members are inviTed To aTTend various meeTings and To Take parT in The programs wiTh lecTures and discussions on The sTudy of medicine. ne- en clus MEMBERS Firsf Row: Campbell, Jordan, Milloy, Richards, McCarlhy. Second Row: Slolres, Jones, Sloclcron, Roberls, Brewer, Domergue, Magee, Marsh. Third Row: Ford, Fugill, Rabin, Ross, Wall, Thompson. Four+h Row: Shraeder, Judge, Johnson, Wrighf. OFFICERS RALPH MILLOY . . . . Presidenf EMILY KlRK JORDAN . . . , Secrelary and Treasurer BILL MCCARTHY . . . .... Vice-Presidenl' PAT RICHARDS . . . . . Reporler E. o. cAMPBELL . The Sociology Club is a new campus organiza- Tion, formulaled Jrhis year for rhe purpose of developing a sociological knowledge of resources and problems of The Soulh Mississippi area, en- couraging lhe sludy of sociology among lhe slu- , . Sponsor clenl body, and securing inlormalion concerning vocalional openings and graduale opporrunilies in Jrhe sociological field. Membership is open ro Sociology maiors and minors. SOCI0l0GVClUB 189 '1.?, I I i i COIIIIIIERCE CllIB OFFICERS y T-IERSCT-IAL NAPIER . . .PresidenT TOMMY MORRIS . . .Treasurer EVA NELL PICKLE . ......,.... SecreTary HESTOR RI-IODES , . . . .ReporTer I MR. WILLIAM B. HARLAN .......... Sponsor I I l The Commerce Club is a democraTic organizaTion one chapTers locaTed Tor The rnosT parT in STaTe Teachers l which is opened To all who are inTeresTed in commerce. College, STaTe Colleges, or STaTe UniversiTies. IT provides a medium Through which business problems The aims oT Pi Omega Pi are To encourage, promoTe, l may be discussed, and encourages The imporTance OT The exTend and creaTe inTeresT and scholarship in commerce, I Tield OT business among The sTudenTs. To aid in civic beTTermenT in colleges, To encourage and I The club is composed OT groups Trom Three maior Tields: TosTer high eThical sTandards in business and proTessional Business Admini,sTraTion, Business EducaTion, and Secre- liTe, and To Teach The ideal oT service as The basis OT all I Tarial STudies. The Alpha Sigma ChapTer oT Pi Omega worThy enTerprise. A Pi was insTalled on The campus oT Mississippi SouThern RequiremenTs Tor membership are TwenTy hours oT col- College on April 27, I94O. Pi Omega Pi is a naTional lege crediT in commerce, eighT hours oT college crediT in honorary commerce TraTerniTy ThaT was Tounded aT Kirlcs- educaTion, B average in all commercial sTudies and aT ville, Missouri, on June I3, l923 and has aT presenT sixTy- leasT a C average in all oTher college subiecTs. MEMBERS FirsT Row, Iefl' To righT: Mr. Reginald Gray, Mr. William B. Harlan, Tommy Morris, I'Ierschal Napier. I-IesTor Rhodes, Eva Nell Piclcle, BeTTy Ann Ladner, Mr. C. C. Dawson. Second Row: Charles PaTTen, David Thompson, Elizabefh Ann SarTin, LesTer C. Pepper, JuIieT Wilson, Troy Niclcelson, Maureen RoberTson, PaT EvereTT, Maruia Ruiz, BradTord Jackson, Wilhemena Nixon, Tilden Naylor.. Third Row: Julian Clarlc, Thomas Shields. Ray Davis, Lamar TaTum, AugusTus Kelly, James EasTerling. Lavalle Morris, Willie Pugh, Carl I-Iirschenhofs, Felix Sanchez, Luis Fernando Berrier. , Sim! F - 190 lUESlEV FUUIIDHT UII OFFICERS 'BQBBIE SIGREST . . . . Presidenl JEAN GRAY , . . , Secrelary and TVQGSWJV IELSIE SAULTERS , . , ,Vice-Presidenl' HILDA JOHNSON , , . Pepover lWesley Foundalion is The organized uni'r ol 'Melhodisls on lhe campus. Their purposes are -fellowship, dee-pening Their underslanding of Jrhe Chrislian Failh and proclamalion ol lhe gospel of Jesus Chrisl Jrhrough life, message and crea- Tive social acliyily. MEMBERS Firsi' Row: Mrs. Fairbanlf, Sigresl, Saulfers, Gray, Johnson, Kirlcpalriclf, Roberlson, Forlenberry and l-louslon. Second Row: l-lawley, Robin, Prine, lv1c:Curley, Dawson, Williams, and Perkins. Third Row: Slennefl, Crews, Gilford, Burns, Reynolds, Poole, Campbell, and Marlin, Top Row: Dale, Judge. Purvis, Boykin, Napier, Dabbs, Wilkerson, and Lane. 191 'E MEMBERS Firsl' Row: Duncan, Mrs. Buckhannan, Nancy Smilh, Harper, Ida Smilh. Second Row: Bryanl, McHann, Cudia, Lillle, Mayfield, Beckman, Shedd, Currie. Noi Picfuredz Allred, Day, McLeod, Alexander, Brock, Maxwell, Hadskey. OFFICERS NANCY MAY SMITH . . . . . Presidenl MILDRED DUNCAN . . .Secrelary IDA KAY SMITH . . ......., Vice-Presidenl DOUGLAS HARPER . . , . Reporler MRS, BUCKHANNAN . . The Weslminsler Fellowship is an organizalion ol lhe Presbylerian sludenls. ll is a member ol lhe Synod ol Mississippi. Belore l946, lhe Weslminsler Fellowship was known as lhe Chrislian Federalion. . .Adull Advisor The organizalion is open lo all sludenls who are Pres- bylerian orwho are inleresled in The Preslznylerian church. The program consisls ol group discussions, guesl speakers, songs and devolionals, and social fellowship. wesrminsren reuowsulr MEMBERS Firs+ Row: Beverly, Marfha Fancher, Piclcle, Price, Shells. Second Row: Sirfs, Causey, Mrs. lf. V. Bridges, Mary Fancher, Dabbs. Third Row: Johnson, Jordan, Williamson, Beasley, Lowry, Annie Sills, Sfone, Barber, Saxon, Middlelon, Freeman, Polk, Turner, Neal, Turner, Benoisr. OFFICERS MARY LOUISE sirrs . . . .Presidenr EVA NELL PICKLE . . . .Repcirrer RITA DABBS , . .Vice-Presidenr MARTHA ANN FANCHER A . .Program Chairman MARY ALICE FANCHER . . .seaeiafy MRS. E. v. BRIDGES . , ,spmiiii The Young Women's Auxiliary is a Missionary sociery lor Jrhe purpose of rraining young women VUUIIG LUOIIIE of college age in The organized evangelical work ol lhe church. W5 HUHILIHRV 193 MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN COLLEGE STATION A, I-IATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Member of: The SouThern AssociaTion of Colleges and Secondary Schools The American AssociaTion of Colleges for Teacher EducaTion The NaTionaI AssociaTion of Schools of Music The American Council on Educa'I'ion LOCATION: Mississippi SouThern College is in The cenTer oT SouTh Mississippi, convenienTly locaTed almosT equidisTanT Trom Jackson, Meridian, OulTporT and Mc- Comb. The buildings are new, clean, and modern in a beauTiTul seTTing, wiTh pine Trees, waTer oaks, azaleas, camellias, a sunken garden, and a Tropical lagoon. COURSES OF INSTRUCTION: Courses leading To The I3.S. and The B.A. degrees and The M.A. degree in EducaTion are oTTered. Courses are oTTered in EducaTion oT Teachers, Science and MaThemaTics, I-lome Economics, Music and ArT, Commerce and Business, Social STudies, I-lealTh and Physical EducaTion, Languages, English, Speech, Journalism, IndusTrial ArTs, Library Science, Pre-Law, Pre-Engineering, Pre-Medicine, and Medical Technician. OPPORTUNITIES FOR VETERANS: Courses Tor VeTerans are available in all OT The college Tields. A special course in The OperaTion of a Small Business will begin on June 4. lWriTe Tor special bulleTinl. OpporTuniTies Tor making up high school uniTs is given To VeTerans. RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES: ConcreTe Tennis courTs, a swimming pool, a nine-hole golT course, a gymnasium, Tours To New Orleans, deep sea Tishing on The coasT, IecTures and dances will be available To sTudenTs during The Spring and Summer OuarTers. I MEETING THE NEEDS OF TEACHERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS: Teachers work- ing on degrees may compleTe sixTeen weeks of work by enrolling The lasT six weeks oT The Spring OuarTer and conTinuing Through The Summer OuarTer. Courses in The elemenTary and secondary Tields and GraduaTe work will be oTTered To boTh Teachers and adminisTraTors. A I-lealTh Workshop and a Reading Clinic and many oTher work- shops and conTerences will be held during The Summer OuarTer. There Is A Finer Ford In Your Fu+ure BABRON MOTOR COMPANY Aufhorized Sales Service MURRAY ENVELOPE CORP. HUB PRINTING co. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WHILE AT SOUTHERN SHOP WHERE QUALITY ADDS NOTHING TO THE PRICE 8-3309 CONGRATULATIONS FROM PHOENIX LAUNDRY DYERS 8: CLEANERS Serving Y ince l898 FINE BROS.---MATISON CO. HaHiesburg's Mosl Modern Deparfmenf Sfore Every visil Io our slore will be warmly apprecialed, and our salespeople will welcome Ihe opporlunily ol showing you The famous name brands merchandise. I May we have Ihe pleasure of seeing y Hen in our sfore 'k INE Q ROS' ATI SON HATTIESBU Re-LAU REL WILLMUT GAS AND GIL COMPANY NATURAL eAs Cheap-Clean-Convenieni' -0- DOMESTIC COOKING-I-IEATINO-I-IOT WATER ALSO FOR COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES LEWIS FOOD STORES SAUCIER'S SHELL SERVICE STATION I-Iardy SIree'r af 28+h Avenue Phone 2520 washing-Polishing-waxing Six Sfores To Serve You Sgegtllgfff L -G?i:g?E'X2A0+o Ol A Pe I S Thaf Sai I COMPLIMENTS of COMPANY Phone I3OO Prompi' Day and Nighf Service COBB 8: BOYKIN HUDSON SALES COMPANY COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF MALEY MQTQRS BURGE'S SANDWICH Your SHOP CHRYSLER s. PLYMOUTH DEALER ,800 Norfh Main 5 PEERLESS LAUNDRY COMPUMENT5 AND OF HATTIESBURC-3 DRY CLEANERS Save by Cash and Carry C nieni' Curb S 4I2 Wesf Pine BOTTLING COMPANY DR. PEPPER - 7 UP ORANGE CRUSH Time out for Coke HATTIESBURG COCA COLA BOTTLING COMANY COM PLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposn' Insurance Corporanon COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS BANK OF HATTIESBURG, MISS. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM E MM FLOWERS SAY SIT BETTER I w77W m' 4-'QMTMS5 Call on us for all of your I'IoraI needs. 'I' CUT FLOWERS 'I' FUNERAL DESIGNS 'I' PLANTS 'I' CORSAGES 'I' POTTERY II PHILLIPS BROS. FLORISTS r A+ N6-re I827 I-Iardy SIreeI A+ NHS Cal' Phone 2980 Call Joe I776 Give 'rhese veferans a I'riaI. I-Ierberf I758 COMPLIMENTS OF DIANA SHOP FIRST IN STYLE Sz OUALITY IN WOMEN'S APPAREL I24-I26 Easf Pine STreeT E AND N PRODUCTS SANITARY CHEMICALS O NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 2IO2I4 MARKET ST. PHONE 972 COMPLIMENTS OF OF GULF STATES CIGAR AND MCARTHUR CHEVROLET TOBACCO COMPANY COMPANY WHOLESALE P, f , Cigars, Tobacco, Ca'nc.Iy, and Sundries HATTIESBURG. MISS- 306-346 565+ Pine STreeT yan COMPLIMENTS Afffllillf' ADEAMII-K ICE EREAM OF WA NEB' HATTIESBURG CREAMERY, LTD. G S HATTIESBURG, MISS. BAR W M , , COMPLIMENTS fHA7'TlE5BURG, Mzssg OF MENWEAR STANDARD DRUG STORE, LTD. II4 WOST Froni' Sfreef Oli? Main STreeT Phone A Gem fo IAQ .Sj.mfU MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN CCLLEGE When you +hinIc ' I I Q Shoes, Ready-+o-Wear of QuaIi+y Lingerie, Cosme+ics Come 'ro Eisman's if I 'Sig' VAFN ' MiIIinerY' Accessories COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS 9 .--. Q4',01t607f' OF IIATIIESBUIITS UIIAUTY TUUIIIIIIUI STODI GEIGER PRINTING VICTOR-COLUMBIA DECCA RECORDS comes PHARMACY T'wGi'+ Drugs-Prescrip+ions-Sundries Soda Founfain QPPOSIIG M' 5- C' Phone '58' HATTIIQSBIIIQQ, MISSISSIPPI I. For The Bes+ In Spor+ing Goods Visi'I' Fllex Loebzm N, Uwzximsxgsrry IVIERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OF W. F. O. R. Your NBC S'ra'rion COMPLIMENTS OF WIMPY'S I400 e Your Campus SIore COMPUMENT5 COMPLIMENTS OF OF NUGRAPE COMPANY OF MISSISSIPPI THE LOVE DRUG COMPANY S. S. ANDERSON, Owner CONGRATULATIONS CQMPLIMENTS FROM OF D U K E'S ROLLINGS JEWELRY TCEhe Store for Men' CQMPANY HATTIESBURG, MISS HUB CITY OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Every'rI1ing for+I1e School and Office 2 I 8 Wesf Pine S+ree+ Phone 3380 6l7 MAIN STREET Personal Loans Ins+aIImen+ Repaymeni' WHITE SYSTEM OF HATTIESBURG, INC. COIVIPLIMENTS OF SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OF THE OAKS STEAKS, CHICKEN, BARBEOUE AND DRINKS CURB SERVICE I805 HARDY STREET QUALITY APPLIANCES 1 THAD L. FOWLER GAS APPLIANCES lflfflffllffi MIJJIJIIPPA II3 Newman S'rree+ Tel. 2362 CHESTER C. WARD CQMPLIMENTS WARD TAILORING COMPANY OF 32I WesI Pine OWL DRUG CO. Tailored CIo'rI1es for Men ancI Women CQMPLIMENTS COMPUMENTS OF OF THE COLLEGE GRILL Where Your Business Is Appreciafed RI I-I. BRASWELL Phone 3865 2710 Hardy Sheer 2708 Hardy Sheef Owner phone '87-3 COIVIPLIIVIEN-IS OF SIX-0-TAXI CHECKER CAB Phone 60 and 80 Phone 4000 and 400I EARRloR MOTOR co. FORREST MCTCR CO. 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