William Carey College - Crusader / Pine Burr Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE OFFICE OF PjBLJC RELATIONS HAniESBUi G, MiSGiSSiPPi •crcAREf !SiJi-5 1970 CRUSADER WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE STAFF: EDITOR • MARTHA GILLON ASSISTANT EDITOR • SHERRY McCLENDON BUSINESS MANAGER • LOUIS CAP AC I Rk Vl . .m - m Hflv. H 1 ■ DjnjBj yi k ' £ .i.. Mr W m That which we are, we are . . . made weak by time and fate, hut strong in will to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. ' from Ulysses Alfred Lord Tennyson ■ ■Mi. i ml 11 ■ ■■■-.; |t IIj w ' J sjf mm. StjwiiSf  5« ' LT:i44ej.W ilPW P i ' n ' ' ' ' ' P ' !Si ' J lm S j To Seek fflysffD ' SADERS -:: v- s -. - |jjj| •• , , rla v ti. I ttillMII : ' ? ' w ' x J u::i3: - -? ■ ..■ ' .■ r . And Not To Yield. 15 Dedication In this edition of the Crusader, we honor one who is vital to the Hfe and spirit of our campus. With a uniform sense of calm and dignity, he instills within each of us the ability to win gracefully, to lose s-ithout losing self-respect, and to work to overcome each defeat. To watch from the sidelines as he shapes a disorganized bunch of boys into teams that win regional, district, and ultimately national contests is top entertainment for the sports-minded student. To the Carey family he is our Coach of the Year every year. Because of his unending loyalty and service to the students individually and to the school in general, we dedicate the 1970 Crusader to Coach John O ' Keefe. EDITOR Charles Ernest DR. J. RALPH NOONKESTER Reclothe us in our rightful mind. — Whittier Our college has as its purpose the clothing — and when necessary the reclothing — of us in our rightful mind. The lunacies which are rampant in the world of education today make this reclothing so necessary. Institutions of higher education have lost authority because they have lost legitimacy. They have compromised their distinctive purpose. Carey College has as its purpose the clothing of every student in his rightful mind. Running deep in our campus also is the stream of Christian concern for every member of the Student Body of 1970 that every Carey student in the brand new decade before us will feel the challenge to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. 19 William Carey College Trustees Administrative Council Academics Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences DR. JOSEPH M. ERNEST, JR. Dean of the School of Music MR. DONALD WINTERS. Dean of the School of Nursing MRS SHIRLEY MORRISON. School of Arts and Sciences Economics and Business English Mr. Jerry King — Associate Professor of Business Administra- tion, Acting Department Head. Mr. Carroll Channell — Instructor of Business Administration. Mrs, Kathleen Arring- ton — Associate Professor of Business Education. Seated: Mrs. Grace Smith — Associate Professor of English. Dr. J. V. McCrory — Professor of English, Department Head. Standing: Mrs. Georgiann Holliman — Assistant Proessor of English. Mrs. Shirley Everett — Instructor of English. Mrs. Julia Loper — Assistant Professor of Journalism. Foreign Languages Education and Psychology Seated: Dr. Hugh Dickens — Associate Professor of Education, Department Head. Mrs. Elma McWilliams— -Assistant Professor of Education. Standing: Mr. .Alton DuPuy — Assistant Professor of Psychology. Dr. Carol Doumas — .Assistant Professor of Psychology. Mrs. Frances Smith — Assistant Professor of Art. Dr. R. G. Bigelow — Professor of Education. Mrs. Use Bniwn- .Assistant Professor of Foreign Lan- guages, Department Head, Dr. J. Frank Davis — Professor of Foreign Languages, Department Head. History and The Social Sciences Home Economics Mr. T. Wayne Perrott — Associate Professor of Sociology. Dr. E. Mil- ton Wheeler — Associate Professor of History, Department Head. Mr. R. J. Rogers — Associate Professor of Social Studies. Library Mrs. Evelyn McClure — . ' ssociate Professor of Home Economics, Acting Department Head. Dr. Bertha Fritzsche — Distinguished Visiting Professor of Home Economics. Mathematics Mr. Young Shik Lee — Head Librarian. Mrs. Bessie Bates — Assistant Librarian. Dr. Gaston Smith — Professor of Mathematics, Department Head. Mr. Warner FcUabaum — Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Physical Education Speech Dr. Benjamin Waddle, Professor of Physical Education, Department Head. Mr. John Stephenson, Part-Time Instructor in Physical Education and Assistant Athletic Coach. Miss Marcia Lum pkin — Assistant Professor of Physical Education. Religion and Philosophy Mr. Obra Quave — Professor of Speech and Drama. Mrs. Doris Mahaffey — Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama. Mr. Robert Dayton — Debate Coach. Dr. William M. Clawson — Professor of Religion. Dr. Don Stewart — Professor of Religion, Department Head. Dr. B. Frank Smith — Professor of Religion and Philosophy. Dr. Joel Ray — Part-Time Professor of Religious Education. 14 Biology Chemistry and Physics Seated: Mr. Roy Hood — Associate Professor of Biology. Standing: Dr. David Gruchy — Professor of Biology, Department Head. Seated: Dr. Lillian Weidenhammer — Professor of Chemistry, De- partment Head. Standing: Dr. Rose West — Assistant Professor of Chemistry. School of Music Seated: Mrs. Francos Wimcis .X.Siist.Tnt Professor of Music. Mr.s. Helen McWhortcr — Assistant Professor of Music. Miss Josephine D ' Arpa — Assistant Professor of Music. Mrs. Nancy R. Dunford — .Assistant Professor of Music. Standing: Dr. James C. Downey — Professor of Music. Mrs. Jennie Lou Breland — Assistant Professor of Music. Dr. Benjamin Dunford, Jr. — Professor of Music. Dr. George Casey — Associate Professor of Music. Staff Seated: Miss Thelma Lee, Executive Assistant to President; Mrs. Maude Hedriclc. Superintendent of Housekeeping; Miss Florence Lambert, Campus Nurse; Mrs. Carmen Simmons, Bookstore Manager. Standing: Mr. Lewis Ladner, Superintendent of Grounds; Mr. G M. Ward, Superintendent of Main- tenance; Mrs. Lelia Ward, Secretary of Maintenance. Seated: House Directors, Mrs. Irma Brown, Polk Hall; Mrs. Myrtle Crumbyj Bryant Hall. Standing: Mrs. Kathleen Rockenbach, Lawrence Hall; Mrs. Lucile Pearson, Ross Hall; Mrs. Maude Brown, Bass Hall. Seated: Mrs. Marlene . ' rnold. Si-cretary in the Office of Public Rela- tions; Mrs. Donna Ferrell, Secretary to the Librarian. Standing: Mrs. Susan Edwards, Secretary to ' .he .Academic Vice-President; Mrs. 7.6 Geraldine Meacham, Secretary in Music Office; Miss Anita Matthews, Bookkeeper for Student Aid .Accounts; Mrs. Susan Baugess, Secretary- in the Business Office. 7 EDITORS Sue Rounds Ann Miller 8 Mr. and Miss Carey College ma 1969-70 J ianK L Mesi 2.9 Hafeda Qillo Miss Carey College 3° V- Mr. Carey College 31 Hall of Fame RONNIE MELTON MARY LYNN STAMPLEY HANK GUEST 3 Citizenship MARY LYNN STAMPLEY Scholarship MARY LYNN STAMPLEY 33 Leadership HANK GUEST Who ' s Who Eighteen Carey students were nominated this year for inclusion in the 1969-70 edition of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Selected by a faculty committee, these outstanding student leaders were chosen for their above average academic standing, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities, and future potential. ► WHO ' S WHo)i AMONG STUDENTS 34 MARY I,YN STAMPLEY DAVID ALLISON DONNA BUSH CLYDE DAVIS TIM ARNOI.T) LARRY BARLOW MIKE PARKER JAN PETTUS DEBBIE WATERS TIM THOMAS Senior Favorites onn ieefer K afreH iJDonna Tjush 39 Junior Favorites m Ts .= L owell tj ue r oitnds 40 Sophomore Favorites PAM BLAKENEY JASON CARLISLE Freshman Favorites TOMMY Tennessee BRADSHAW BEVERLY WILLSON Campus Beauties 41 Beauty KATHY BENGE Representing the Freshman Class Beauty FA YE TAYLOR Representing the Senior Class Beauty VICKIE MORRISON Representing the Junior Class Beauty BRENDA ASHLEY Representing the Junior Class Beauty DEBBIE WATERS Representing the Senior Class A Time for Us Saturday Night — December 6, 1969 Homecoming 1969 yyliss J ennu ' Stones, v i 49 Horaecoming Maids MARTHA GILLON Senior Class BEVERLY WILLSON Freshman Class 50 )m BETTY WILDER Junior Class KATHY SCOTT Sophomore Class Homecoming Maids JOY OEHLER Basketball Team May Day-1970 BETTY COCHRAN, Maid nf Honor FAYE TAYLOR. Queen 5 JUNE WAINWRIGHT, Maid of Honor Thalian Maids SANDY LOTT MELVA RIMER Litean Maids JACKIE COCHRAN CHARLOTTE BOOTH Delphinian Maids LEW ANA DEAN KATHY BENGE SGA Special Events This year the Student Government Association inaugurated the activity fee, whereby Carey students were able to see top names in entertainment on the campus. Diversity was the key word in considering groups that would appeal to the majority of the students; and those finally decided upon were received enthusiastically. Neil Diamond October 1 3, 1969 57 Daze of the Weak December 4, 1969 Percy Sledge February 24, 1970 special Honors Our first MISS CAREY COLLEGE, Linda Waldon, was chosen second alternate in the 1970 Miss Mississippi pageant. This picture speaks for itself. 59 Campus-Wide BSU Activities Grady Nutt illustrates another humorous parable. The Tell It Like It Is choir in session. Dr. Downey tells it like it is 60 Dr. J. P. Allen at the Faculty Forum during Religious Emphasis Week. ■  ? fcf EDITORS Mary Lynn Stampley Barbara Johnson Association of Campus Presidents Presidents of the forty clubs and honoraries found at Carey compose the Association of Campus Presidents, a group designed to maintain the Hues of communication between the SGA, the administration, and the organization. The Association acts as a central committee for coordinating many campus activities and events. Plans for High School Day were formulated and carried out by this organization. , ■ ' ' ■ ' ' •«, Itaj ' Si; ' ? ' Jfe f Iq| 1 1 HRP H I 63 Student Government Association HANK GUEST President CLYDE DAVIS Vice President DEBORAH BALZLI Executive Secretary BETTY BOOTHE Corresponding Secretary DAVID YEAGER Secretary of the Treasury BOB MILLS Secretary of Activities SKEETER GARRETT Secretary of Public Relations J. E. SIMS AMS President J. T. ATKINSON Chief Justice TIM THOMAS . .Senior Representative SUE ROUNDS Junior Representative PAM BLAKENEY Sophomore Representative SLTSAN LANGSTON Freshman Representative MR. JACK ROGERS Faculty Advisor 64 Operating under a new constitution this year the Student Government Association has been extremely active. For the first time an SGA newsletter, The. Bullsheet, was published as an outlet for student opinion. Two recommendations that Thursday chapel time be used for organizational meetings were sent to the administration from the SGA. In trying to evaluate and improve the quality of education at Carey, the student government conducted teacher evaluations each semester. For an activity fee of five dollars, the SGA provided entertainment for the student body with Neil Diamond and the Daze of the Week during the fall semester. As service to students, the SGA made provisions for obtaining ID cards, sponsored many movies on campus, and operated the Rcc. Room. The student body is kept informed of SGA actions through SGA chapel programs and through open SGA meetings. One main accomplishment of the SGA in the area of communication with the administration was the placing of at least one student on each faculty committee. In general, the SGA endeavors to adequately present student views to the administration and to bring about needed changes on campus. Association of Women Students JAN PETTUS President SUSAN HILL Vice President RINDA BLACKMON Secretary BETTY COCHRAN Senior Representative LINDA SMITH Junior Representative DEBBIE COOK Sophomore Representative DIANNE MARTIN Freshman Representative JOANNE KNEITEL President, Johnson Hall DEBBIE WATERS President, Ross Hall MARY LYNN STAMPLEY President, Bass Hall U Association of Men Students J. E. SIMS President LARY BURTON Vice President DAVID LEE Secretary-Treasurer JAMES GREATHOUSE Senior Representative DONNIE BOUTWELL Junior Representative LARRY CARAWAY Sophomore Representative STEPHEN GOODRICH Freshman Representative JIMMY HARRINGTON President, Bryant Hall PHIL SCHOL President, Polk Hall DOUG TURNER . President, Lawrence Hall 67 Student Court The Student Court, created by the new constitution, has strived to demonstrate the desirabihty of placing the campus government in student hands. The court acts as an appellate court for all lower courts and interprets the constitution and by-laws. J. T. Atkinson, Chief Justice: Arthur Newman, Judi Thornhill Barnette, Sherry McClendon, Ricky Curry. Alpha Lambda Alpha Lambda is composed of women students who maintained at least a 3.5 academic average during one semester of the freshman year. Members of the organizations often serve as guides for campus visitors and as ushers at graduation. Judi Thomhill Bamette, Secreary Nancy Black. Rinda Blackmon, ' ick: Broadway, Annette Cone, Kay Dear- ing, Sherry Cannon Diamond, Social Chairman; Martha Gillon, Historian Linda Guillot, Brenda McHan, Becky Payne, Vice President; Beverly Rush Mary Lynn Stampley, Laura Webb Reporter; Nancy Willson, President Joyce Yeatman, ' ictoria Yin, Mrs Georgiann Holhman, Sponsor. Alpha Psi Omega The Carey chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, the world ' s largest dramatics fraternity, was chartered in 1967. Membership is open to students of all departments who earn the honor through participation in Serampore Player productions. Mike Parker, President; Mrs. Doris Mahaffey, Sponsor; Mr. Obra Quavc, Sponsor; Deborah Balzli, Pam Blakeney, Kay Dearing, Elzie Flowers, John Garrett, David Godbold, Deanna Johnson, Ken Johnson, Al Kornman, Linda Waldon. 70 Chi Beta Phi Chi Beta Phi is a national honorary fraternity for undergraduates in the sciences. Alpha Zeta Chapter at Carey was chartered in 1951, and since that time has been one of the outstanding chapters of the Fraternity. Membership is open to anyone who has a 3.50 grade-point average in twenty or more hours in the sciences. The Chapter strives to promote general scholarship, citizenship, and character among the students of the college. Each year the Chapter hosts guest lecturers, opening the lectures to the campus. It also sponsors a film series on various scientific topics of interest. The Chapter will be represented this year at the national Chi Beta Phi convention. Ken Adams, Nancy Black, Ron Bohlender, Jean Bosarge, Louis Gapaci, Betty Crocker, Joe Ernest, Charles Gam- brell, Jody Hasty, Alumni Secretary; Greg Lorenz, Arthur Newman, Melonee Raines, Ken Ryan, David Shields, Mary Lynn Stampley, Secretary-Treasurer; Pat Stokes, Corresponding Secretary; Judi Thornhill Barnette, Rick Van Loon, President: Laura Webb, Robert Wiggins, Nancy Willson, Vice President; David Wolgamott, Dr. David Gruchy, Sponsor; Mr. Roy Hood, Dr. Gaston Smith, Dr. Rose West, Dr. Lillian Weidenhammer. Delta Omicron Delta Omicron is an international honorary fraternity for women in music. The Omicron Sigma Chapter at Carey is active in contacting prospective students by mail and in acquainting them with the music program of the college. The Chapter sponsors a Freshman Honors Recital in the fall and two other honors recitals during the year. The members of Delta Omicron are available for service to the music department in areas such as ushering and serving at receptions. An annual newsletter is sent to alumnae, and a rush party is held at the conclusion of the fall semester for music majors and minors. Nell Adams, President; Beverly Rush, Publicity Chairman: An- nette Cone, Secretary; Rinda Blackmon, Warden; Melva Rimer, Treasurer; Betty Wilder, First Vice President; Susan Hill, Second Vice President; Vicki Broadway, Director of Music Activities; Becky Payne, Histor- ian; Betty Cochran, Cynthia George, Theresa Hyatt, Linda Magers, Faye Mashbum, Miriam Moss, Julia Parker, Becky Rhodes, Lorraine Rumore, Hazel Snell, Debbie Waters, Mrs. Deb- orah Moss, Mrs. Frances Winters, Sponsor. 7 Kappa Mu Epsilon KME is an honorary mathematics fraternity open to any student who has maintained at least a 3.00 grade-point average in nine or more hours of mathematics. The Fraternity actively promotes a scholarly interest in the field of mathematics by sponsoring guest lecturers throughout the year. Nancy Willson, President; Larry Jarlow, Vice President; Mary Lynn Stampley, Secretary- Treasurer; Mr. Gaston Smith, Sponsor; Nancy Black, Caaig Christopher. Betty Crocker, John Ho, Ladon Lloyd, Robert Wiggins, Dr. Hugh Dickens, Mr. Warner Fellabaum. Lambda Iota Tau Lambda Iota Tau is an honorary literary fraternity. The members cooperate with the Creative Writers Club in presenting programs which feature members as well as guest speakers. Dale Clark, President; Laura Welch, Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Burke, Progiam Committee; Gulda Diley, Pogram Committee; Dr. J. V, McCvory, Sponsor; Donna Bush, Dave Allison, Do Turner. ug 74 Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda is a national business organization with membership open to students who are business majors or minors. This year the club at Carey has visited the International Trade Mart and other business establishments in New Orleans. The members also made a trip in the spring to Ole Miss for the state Phi Beta Lambda convention. Eddie Arnold, Lloyd Badgett, Vice President; Peggy Branton, Nancy Cauthen, Secretary: Clyde Davis. President; Cheryl Hen- drix, Don Hcnsarling, Jean King, Vicki Lorimer, Paul Lovett, Vicki Morrison, Sherry Robinson, Drew Thoensen, Jo .Ann Triggs, Donnie Wcnzel, Doug Young, Mrs. Kathleen . ' rrington, Sponsor. 75 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a national honorary fraternity organized to encourage men with exceptional musical ability to attain proficiency in musical performance. As a service project, the members of Phi Mu sponsored ground improvement of the area around Thomas Hall. The local chapter was represented at the Regional Convention at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge in November. The Fraternity members this year chose Miss Betty Wilder as the Phi Mu S seetheart. Larry Pittman, President: David Coleman. ' ice President: Tommy Eggleslon, Secretary; Ricky Munn, Executive , lumni Secretary; Randy LeBlanc, .Assistant .-Mumni Secretary: Tom- my Hassell, Treasurer; John Garrett. Warden and Historian; Mr. Donald Winters. Sponsor; Steve Reedy, Bobby Jeffrey, J. E. Sims, Tim Thomas. Mike Von Kanel, Hank Guest, Bill Brcland, Tom Stroud. Ray Fountain, Dave Gardener, Carl Bridgeman, Don Flynt, Dr. James Casey. 1 m pa i s f 1 - £ f m k. m VBi ' Ji ' lld fi ' « i ' :■ if (It i ' ( m f a ' ' ' Tr fjif r-r 76 Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu is a national social science honorary fraternity. Membership is open to those juniors and seniors who have maintained at least a 3.0 grade-point average in eighteen hours in social sciences. Ronnie Melton, President; Mr. Wayne Pcrrott, Sponsor; Dr. R. G. Bigelow, Mr. Jack Rogers, Dr. B. F. Smith, Dr. Milton Wheeler, Dave Allison, Cynthia George, Martha Gillon, Sylvia Green, Randall Miller, Gary Mcln- nis, Ron McKenzie, Randy Reed, David Smith. n Crusader MARTHA GILLON Editor LOUIS CAPACI Business Manager MARY LYNN STAMPLEY Organizations Editors BARBARA JOHNSON MRS. E ' ELYN McCLURE Sponsor A 7 r SHERRY McCI-ENDOX Assistant Editor NANCY LINDLEY Class Editor CHARLES ERNEST Faculty Editor SUE ROUNDS, ANN MILLER Features Editors JO ANN TRIGGS Senior Editor DENNIS RAY SMITH Sports Editor CHARLES BYRAM Photographer 79 The Cobbler DAVE ALLISON Executive Editor VERLEE BOND Assistant Editor TOM ROBINSON Sports Editor CLYDE DAMS Business Manager VANN BRYANT Executive Assistant BRENDA ASHLEY Feature Editor MRS. O. B. LOPER Sponsor 80 Reporters and Staff Melba Abrams, Nancy VVillson, Leonard Bates, N ' erlee Bond, Delores Dubose, David Fugua, William Mims, Mary Lou Quails, Wilhelinina Rutt, Kathryn Tatum, Susan Turner, Shirley Weathersby, Jerry Wise. 8i 8a The Carey College Chorale Each year at Easter the Chorale represents Carey in an extensive tour, during which the group performs various types of music in a professional manner. Last summer the Chorale provided music for the Southern Baptist Convention in New Orleans. The men learned Testament of Freedom by Randall Thompson for presentation in February, and the women in the Chorale sang Benjamin Brittain ' s Ceremony of Carols at Christmas. Also this year the Chorale attended a state music workshop where the group sang some of the works of Jean Berger as they were conducted by the composer. David Trammell President Tommy Eggleston Vice President Annette Cone Secretary Mr. Donald Winters Director Mrs. Helen McWhorter Accompanist Miss Josephine D ' Arpa Choral Assistant Nell Adams Rinda Blackmon Vicki Broadway Carl Bridgeman Mary Campbell Betty Cochran David Coleman Danny Cook Ricky Curry Donald Flynt Ralph Ford Ray Fountain Keith Gordon Tommy Hassell Mary Hayes Susan Hill Gary Knapp Rebecca Laird Mike Latham Randy LeBlanc Billy Ray Lee Linda Magers Linnie Faye Mashbum Cheryll Merillat Larry Montgomery Jerry Moseley Miriam Moss Ricky Munn Becky Payne Deborah Perry Jan Pettus Becky Rhodes Melva Rimer Beverly Rush Brenda Satterwhite J. E. Sims Hazel Snell Becky Southerland Tom Stroud Noxie Taylor Tim Thomas Mike Van Kanel Jimmy Walley Debbie Waters Betty Wilder 83 Chapel Choir Members: Melba Abrams, Amelia Anglln, Rosie Barnes, Charles Bass, Charlotte Booth, Grayson Bottom, Lary Burton, Larry Caraway, Linda Cassady, Jackie Cochran, Debbie Cook. Grace Curran, Kay Dearing, Jackie Donald, Delores Dubose, Miriam Duck, Dave Gardener, Altha Gemmill, Cynthia George, Nancy Goodman, Beth Hargrave, Beth Harper, Sharon Hart, Tina Headrick, Dave Helmick, Jerry Ho, Mar- cia Howard, Theresa Hyatt, Bobby Jeffrey, Barbara Johnson, Charwayne Johnson, Doris Jones, Susan Langston, Nancy Lindley, Dan Lindsey, Goode Montgomery, Mrs, Deborah Moss, Vudger McGilvery, Gary Mclnnis, Barbara Norman, Cheryl Parker, Julia Parker, Larry Pittman, Steve Reedy, Sanda Reeves, Patti Reid, Jerry Rickels, Debbie Robillard, Lorraine Rumore, Cheryl Sandifer, Leon Schilling, Phil Schol, Beth Scott, Gary Shows, Karen Smith, Douglas Sproat, Larry Tagert, Josie Vick, Ken Williamson, Beverly Willson, Judy Windham, Rita Wisener, Charlene Wright, Jeanna Young, Dr. James Downey, Director. 84 Music Educators National Conference The MENC provides students with information and activities to acquaint them with the professional aspects of music education. This year the organization sponsored a lecture-demonstration by James Bastein on piano methods, and the members attended the MENC State Convention in February at Holmes Junior College. Theresa Hyatt, Rinda Blackmon, Miriam Moss, Susan Hill, Tommy Eggleston, President: Betty Wilder, ' ice President: Larry Pittman, Bobby Jeffrey. Debbie Waters, Nell Adams, Annette Cone, Treasurer: Betty Cochran. Ricky Curry, Miriam Duek, Beverly Rush, Secretary; Dr. James Casey, Sponsor. The Association of Church Musicians This organization provides a training opportunity for potential church musicians. At Christmas the Association sponsored a Christmas tree hghting and carol service for the entire student body. The Carey chapter of the Association of Church Musicians will send a delegation to the Southern Baptist Convention in Denver, Colorado, this summer as evidence that the Association should be organized nationally at the student level. Becky Payne. President; Ricky Munn. Vice Presi- dent; Sufan Hill, Secretary; Miss Josephine D ' Arpa, Sponsor; Mary Campbell, Ray Fountain, Theresa Hyatt, Bobby Jeffrey, Randy LeBlanc, Deborah Perry, J. E. Sims, Hazel Snell, Jerry Moseley. Fellowship of Christian Athletes This is the first year the FCA has been organized at Carey. The Fellowship has been recognized nationally. At Christmas the members collected money for an underprivileged family, and throughout the year they have generally promoted projects for the welfare of the community. Byron Morgan, President; Jim Smith, ' icc President; Lowell Broom, Secretary; Tommy Rogers, Bulletin Chairman; Tommy Bradshaw, Terry Brown, Robert Mills, Terry Mitchell, Randy Reed, J. E. Sims, Mike Smith. Doc Stevens, Hugh Wallace. 87 Baptist Student Union The BSU offers an opportunity for all students, regardless of their religious affiliation, to participate in a wide variety of activities. The highlight of the year was an appearance of Grady Nutt at the fall welcome social. The students also enjoyed BSU hayrides, films, and dialogues. Executive Council: Tim Thomas, President: Mr. Dorman Laird, Director; Byron Howell, Val Robinson, David Yeager, Byrcn Morgan, Rosic Barnes, Miriam Moss, Mary Hayes, Linda Smith, Ronnie Melton, Gary Mclnnis, Sue Bond. 88 The Ministerial Association The Ministerial Association is made up of young men who are preparing themselves to become preachers. The organization sponsors C Days on which the members are invited to preach in various churches in the Hattiesburg area. On Friday evenings the MA holds vesper services for the campus. In the interest of serving the entire student body, the MA placed an Agnostic Box in the grill for students to use in voicing their opinions and in expressing their questions. Larry Barlow, President; Tip-; Rayborr, I ' ice President: James Greathouse, II Vice President; David Lee, Secretary; Ladon Lloyd, Treasurer; Ron Helmintaler, Evangelism Chairman; Valentine Robinson, Chorister; Dr. Don Stewart, Sponsor; Tom Baugess. Frank Bccbee. Rodger Brown, Terry Brown, Joel Collins, Rodrick Conerly, Keith Cooper, Jimmy Foster, Charles Gambrell, Ken Cower, Jimmy Hariingt on, Danny Henderson. Byron Howell, Robert Humphreys. Ben Hurr, Willie Kennedy, Jim Kirkland, Wa -ne Lenoir, Donny Magers, Robert Mills, William Moselly, Buz Myers. Billy Renick, James Rich, George Roesc, John Russell, Harold Schmydt, John Sharp, Jr., Ken Shoemake, Leland Smith. George Taggart, Bobby Taylor, Roddy Turner, Michael Wade, Donald Williams, David Yeager, Dr. B. F. Smith. 89 Religious Education Association The Religious Education Association was organized to help students become more familiar with all the educational aspects of the church. The members of the association participate in the services of local churches and visit mission points throughout Hattiesburg. Latrell Windham, President; Buz Myers, Vice President; Debbie Cook, Secretary; Verlee Bond, Reporter; Theresa Hyatt, Pianist; Dr. Joel Ray, Sponsor; Sue Bond, Jimmy Harrington, Ron Helmintaler, Danny Henderson ' , Becky Jones, Steve Reedy, Greg Smith, Larry Tagert, Mike Wade. 90 Young Woman ' s Auxiliary The Young Woman ' s Auxiliary is an organization for girls who are interested in widening their conception of missions. This includes not only learning factual knowledge about Southern Baptist ' s work on the home and foreign field, but also finding opportunities to gain practical experience in becoming a missionary at home and in sharing these blessings with their missionaries. ■ m t % t ' H , ' ' i Bki % 1 ■ km iji j ' ' i. K. ' ii ilbH m 1 3 LINDA SMITH President DEBBIE SAUER Study Leader DEBBIE COOK Mission Study Leader JUNE WAINWRIGHT Ross Hall Study Leader JOYCE YEATMAN Johnson Hall Study Leader KAREN SMITH Bass Hall Study Leader MRS. DON STEWART Sponsor 9 Creative Writers The Creative Vriters Club was organized last year at Carey. The club publishes an annual literary magazine and sponsors a writing contest. This year the members visited the home of William Faulkner in Oxford. Donna Bush, President; Barbara Peel, ' icc President; Dale Clark, Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs. Shirley Everettc, Sponsor, Harry Bailey, Golda Diley, Joe Ernest, Pat Garner, David Helinick, Judy Kraus, Leon Schilling, Neill Terry, Rita Wisener. 92- The Library Club This year the Library Club extended its membership beyond the library workers to include any student interested in the club ' s activities. The organization seeks to improve library facilities and to learn about library science. Mary Lou Quails, President; Larry Tagert, Vice President; Evelyn Collins, Secretary; Arthur Broadhead, Treasurer; James Lightsey, Chaplain; Linda Ingram, Social Chairman; Mr. Young Lee, Sponsor; Cathy Anderson, Evon Baggett, Joe Ernest, Linda Sigler, Greg Smith. 93 Student National Education Association The Student National Education Association is interested in preparing its members for their future roles as teachers. Among the varied programs this year were a talk on professionalism given by Mrs. Irene Pugh, President of the Mississippi Association of Classroom Teachers, and a panel discussion on integration as a problem in present-day education. The officers attended a workshop in October, and the organization was represented at the MEA Delegate Assembly and the SNEA Southeast Regional meeting in New Orleans. KEN SHOEMAKE President GREG LORENZ vice President SANDRA TilOMAS Secretary CATHY JONES Publicity Chairman EVON BAGGETT Social Chairman SARAH LANDRUM Historian DR. R. G. BIGELOW Sponsor DR. HUGH DICKENS Sponsor 94 Robert Wiggins, President; Ron Bohlender, Vice President; Jan Faith, Secretary; Mr. Roy Hood, Sponsor; Kay Allen, Sandra Barton, Sandy Brice, Bob Brownlee, Louis Capaci, Jason Carlisle, BeeBee Crawford, Joe Ernest, Woodrow Gibbs, Rex Harris, Lynda Havens, Bobbie Jordan, Tommy Kessinger, Judy Kiaus, Greg Lorenz, Darlene Mitchell, Art Newman, Eloise Parchman, Melonee Raines, C. C. Rawls, Judy Roberts, Towanda Showers, Pat Stokes, James Tillman, Rick ' an Loon, ' ictoria Yin, Peggy McLain, Paulette Aycock, Diane Myers, Randall Myers. Pre-Med Club The Pre-Med Club is open to any .student planning to pursue a career in the field of medicine. This year the club sponsored several chapel speakers and a film series which was open to the whole campus. The programs of the club are designed to familiarize the members with the test and requirements for entering graduate schools and medical schools. Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club is affiliated with the Mississippi Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association. It is open to all students in home economics and those who are interested in the art of homemaking. The purpose of the club is to integrate the ork of the home and family lix ' ing program, to develop leadership ability, to promote professional attitudes and interests, and to encourage fellowship among students and faculty. Elzie Flowers, Prosident; Judi Thornliill Barnctte, Secretary; Mrs. Evelyn McClIure. .Spcnbor: Brcnda Barnes. Joy Crutch- field, Lewana Dean, Jo Ann Durr, Beth Hargrave, Pam Lad- ner, Redonda Martin. . nn Miller, Joy Oehler, Paulette Pigott, Faye Taylor, June Wainwright, Mary Walters. 96 PE Club The P E Club consists of majors and minors in physical education. This year the club raised money for gym equipment, built a handball court, and sponsored a junior-high basketball tournament. LEON TINGLE President RICK RIDDELI Vice President PAT FILLINCAME Secretary TERRY DIAMOND Treasurer DAVID WEST Reporter 97 C-ettes Membership in the C-ettes is open to any woman student interested in physical education. The main activity of the C-ettes is the sponsoring of intramural and extramural sports. This year teams from Carey competed in tournaments against Perkinston Junior College, Southwest Junior College, and the University of Southern Mississippi. The C-ettes co-sponsored an in -itational volleyball tournament with USM, and they held a basketball tournament at Carey. Debbie Bell eau, President; Chris Viets, Vice President; Martha Johnson, Secretary; Dyanne Creel, Treasurer; Pat Fillinganje. Reporter; Marcia Lumpkin, Sponsor; Xomia Broadus, Bee Bee Crawford, Lynda Jones, Jean King, Joanne Kneitel, Jamie Kyte, Carolyn Mills, Peggy McLain, Marilyn McMillan, Beth Scott, Palti Smith, June Stringfellow. 98 CClub The C Club members are men who have lettered in basketball or baseball at Carey. NAIA national championship car tags were sold by the club this year in order to make money to buy sweaters and jackets for lettermen. Each year the C Club holds an independent basketball tournament for industrial teams in the Mississippi-Alabama- Louisiana area. Dennis Ray Smith, President: Ron McKenzie, Vice President; Randy Read, Secretary; Jim .■ rnold, Treasurer; Lowell Broom, Junior Broome, Mike Brothers, Bill Collins, Ricky Corker, Clyde Deal man. Rick Ferrell. Chuck Harlan, Mike Harris. Greg Hat- field, Larry Johnson, Bill Kouns, Anthony Ladner, Mike Necaise, Steve Profler, Harold Sealy. Jim Smith, Forrest Stevenson, Darrell Thompson. Leon Tingle, Claude Yarborough. 99 Forensic League The Debate Team provided an opportunity for students interested in speech to compete in intercollegiate debate tournaments and to continue developing their forensic ability. The team represented Carey in several tournaments, including competition at Mississippi State University, at the University of Southern Mississippi, and in Jackson. Jason Carlisle, Betty Crocker, Charles Ernest, Charlrs Gani- brell, Wanda Willson, Bob Daton, Sponsor. Art Club The Art Club is a newly formed organization at Carey. The members exhibited their work on campus and in Hattiesburg. They visited the art museums in Laurel and New Orleans. Faye Taylor, President; John Ho, Vice President; Connie Driskill, .Secretary; Connie Lee, Publicity Chairman; Larry Tagert, Social Chairman; Mrs. Frances Sinith, Sponsor; Beth Harper, Byron Howell, Margarita Smith, Judy Strangway, Nancy Willson. Circle K Circle K is a service organization which works closely with the local Kiwanis club in community projects. This year the club solicited gifts from the Hattiesburg area for the residents of the Baptist Children ' s Home in Jackson at Christmastime. The members held a March of Dimes fund-raising drive, and they sponsored the mobile x-ray unit ' s being on campus. Circle K also repaired the intramural softball field this year. Miss Penny Sones was selected to represent the Circle K as their sweetheart. Dave Allison Charles Bass Larry Caraway Corresponding Secretary Jason Carlisle Clyde Davis Bobby Earls First Vice President James Greathouse Jody Hasty Ken Johnson Mike Latham Dasid Lee II Vice President Jimmy Mashburn Treasurer Robert Mills Buz Myers Monroe McCardle Gary Nichols Wayne Perkins Steve Reedy Billy Renick Val Robinson President Mike Wade David Yeager Recording Secretary Dr. William Clawson Sponsor Delphinian Society The Delphinians, one of the three societies for women on campus, worked hard in the planning and executing of Rush Week at the beginning of the fall semester. At Halloween the Delphinians collected canned goods for an underprivileged family. Guest speakers are often featured at Delphinian meetings. Evon Baggett, Debbie Belleau, Kathy Benge, Sue Bond, President; Linda Byrd, Secretary-Treasurer; Betty Coch- ran, Vice President; Levvana Dean. Martha Gillon, So- cial Chairman: Ann HolHngsworth. Barbara Johnson, Dianne Matthew, Glenda May, Mary Lou Quails, Marcia Rogers, Reporter and Historian; Linda Sigler, Reporter and Historian; Mary Lynn Stampley, Pat Stokes, Jo Ann Triggs, Debbie Walker, Nancy ' VVillson, Wanda Willson, Rita Wisener. I0.3 Litean Society Faye Taylor. President; Jerri Forte, Vice Presi- dent; Nancy Lindlcy, Secretary; Kathy Hat- chell. Social Chairman: Mrs. Elam Mc- Williams, Sponsor; Brenda Ashley, Charlotte Booth, Jackie Cochran, Barbara Creel, Beth Harper, Theresa Hyatt, Judy Kraus, Susan Langston, Darlene Mitchell, Cheryl Rankin. Judy Strangway, Jan Sumrall, Sandra Thomas. The Liteans main project this year was the remodeUng of the chapter room. The society also cooperated with the other two societies in sponsoring a lecture on campus for the women .students by a local physician. The Liteans added to the social life of the college by having Rush Week parties and a Christmas party. .iS :! Thalian Society Thalians have been active this year in carrying out a Little Sister program. The society members presented a Christmas program at the EUisville State School. They also sponsored a girl in the Miss Carey Pageant. June Wainwright, President; Brenda Rogers, Vice Presi- dent; Donna Stringer, Secretary; Cheryl Parker, Treas- urer; Delores DuBose, Reporter; Nancy Cauthen, His- toian; Judy Duck, Social Chairman; Sandy Golden, Publicity Co-chairman: Wanda Tullos. Publicity Co- chairman; Vcrlce Bond, Cindy Bellcau, Sherry Cannon, Debbie Elliott, Elzie Flowers, Penny Gianelloni, Nancy Goodman, Marcia Howard, Cindy Ishee, Becky Jones, Linda Ingram, Jamie Kytc. Sandi Lott, Barbara Norman, Marilyn McMillan, Melva Rimer, Wanda Rutdey, Patti Reid, Patli Jo Smith, Linda SiTiith, Marilyn Sinnnnns, Brenda Sudduth, Penny Sones, Debbie Seal, Mary Wal- ters, Beverly Willson, Renee Weaver, Barbara Wood, Joyce Yeatman. 105 Serampore Players The Serampore Players is one of the largest organizations on campus, involving students from many different academic areas. Each year the Players present several dramas of professional quality for the enjoyment of Carey students and visitors to the campus. In the spring and in the summer the Players presented The Sixth Day in a tour of several southern and eastern states. This drama is a portrayal of the creation of man in God ' s image and man ' s attainment of that image. The fall production was Harvey and Scrooge was presented at Christmas. io6 Melba Abrams, Frank Anderson, J. T. Atkinson, Deborah Balzli, LaDoiis Bias, Nancy Black, Bob Brownlee, Pam Blakency, Johnny Collins, Debbie Cook, Dyanne Creel, Ricky Curry, Kay Dearing, Rex Dubose, Elzie Flowers, Patrick Garner, John Garrett, President; Altha Ann Gem- mill, David Godbold, Hank Guest, Beth Harper, Jane Heflick, Jerry Ho, Ann HoUingsworth, Charles Howa rd, Charlie Mae Jackson, Joyce Jackson, Deanna Johnson, Ken Johnson, Al Kornman, Judy Kraus, Pat Layne, Bettye Lewis, Sherry McClendon, Nancy McKinney, Gary Nichols, Barbara Norman, Mike Parker, Cheryl Rankin, Steve Reedy, Marcia Rogers, Wanda Ruttley, Kathy Scott, Linda Sigler, Penny Sones. Faye Taylor, Chris Viets, Mike Wade, Linda Waldon, Hugh Wallace, Mark Wilkinson, Randall Williams, Barbara Wood. 107 Scrooge by Dianne Crews Mir Directed by: Doris MahaflFey and Obra Quave Stage Manager : Kay Dearing Cast: Henry Guest, Obra Quave, Mike Parker, Alfred Kornman, Charles Howard, Grayson Bottom, Rex Dubose, J. T. Atkinson, Gary Nichoh, Pamela Blakcrity, Penny Sones. ' erlee Bond. Sandra Thomas, Nancy McKinney, Robert Brownlee, Deborah Balzli, Theresa Hyatt, Hugh Wallaie. Kathy Scott, Joel Downey, Linda Waldon, Nancy Black, Kay Dearing, Louis Capaci, La Doris Bias, Charlie Mae Jackson, Altha Ann Gemnnll, John Garrett, Deanna Johnson, John Collins, Sherry McClendon. io8 Harvey by Mary Chase Directed by: Obra Quave Stage Manager: Pam Blakeney Myrtle Mae Simmons KAY BEARING Veta Louise Simmons ALTHA ANN GEMMILL Elwood P. Dowd MARK WILKINSON Miss Johnson SHERRY McCLENDON Mrs. Ethef Chauvsnet DEBORAH BALZLI Ruth Kelly, R.N LINDA WALDON Duane Wilson JOHN GARRETT Lyman Sanderson, M.D HENRY GUEST William R. Chumley, M.D CH.ARLES HOWARD Betty Chumley DEANNA JOHNSON Judge Omar Gaffney PATRICK GARNER E. J. Lofgrer DAVID GODBOLD The Sixth Day by Nora Cave Directed by: Obra Quave Stage Manager: Sue Breeden Cast: Mike Parker, David Godbold, John Garrett, Cassandra Castleberry, Kay Bearing, Debe Blake- ney. A «Aa EDITOR Dennis Ray Smith BasketbaU 1969-70 The 1969-70 edition of the Crusaders compiled an 18-6 regular season record and accepted a bid to the NAIA District 27 Tournament for the third straight season. Coach John O ' Keefe ' s charges took victories over such powerhouses as L. S. U. of New Orleans, University of West Florida, and Louisiana College. The Crusaders did not have a loss on their home floor at Clinton Gym. Mike Necaise was the team ' s leading scorer with a 20.6 average while Mike Brothers led the team in rebounding. Five seniors were members of the 1969-70 team. They were Randy Read, Chuck Harlan, Mike Brothers, Jim Arnold, and Larry Johnson. 3 Mike Brothers, 6 ' 8 Senior Jim Smith, 6 ' 5 Junior Junior Brnome. V8 ' Junior 114 Chuck Harlan, 6 ' 3 Senior Ron McKenzie, G ' O ' Junior Lowell Broom, 6 ' 2 Junior Larry Johnson. 6 ' 3 ' Senior Rick Corker, 6 ' 7 Junior 5 5ill Kimns G ' O ' Junior Rick Ferrell, 6 ' 3 Junior ii6 Mike Necaise, 6 ' 5 Junior 7 SEASON RECORD Carey Opponent 64 Livingston 66 87 Athens 82 79 St. Bernard 71 76 Spring Hill 72 80 Southeastern La. 72 92 Millsaps 59 82 NichoUs State 81 72 Belhaven 86 94 Athens 86 67 Louisiana College 87 77 Millsaps 68 76 Belhaven 75 73 Louisiana College 71 84 Spring Hill 76 68 LSU— NO 86 80 NichoUs State 85 83 U. of West Florida 82 81 Millsaps 68 96 Baptist Christian 81 102 LSU— NO 84 96 Livingston 85 80 Belhaven 79 — Baptist Christian Forfeit 80 U. of West Florida 96 Cheerleader s Under the leadership of five newly-elected cheerleaders, school spirit reached new heights this year. Working together to sponsor pep rallies, bonfires, and trips ofi campus for the students, the cheerleaders sparked new interest in athletic events among the Carey student body. Much work goes into developing a well organized group of leaders; long hours of practice and the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Marlene Arnold, have played their part as the 1969-70 cheerleaders proved themselves capable representatives of the Crusaders. Penny Sones, Captain BRENDA SUDDUTH JUNE STRINGFELLOW SHARON MONROE 3 JACKIE COCHRAN Baseball 1969-70 1x4 The 1969 Crusader baseball team brought home all the marbles as they won the NAIA Tournament at St. Joseph, Missouri. The team compiled a 29-9 overall record on the way to the championship, winning 19 and losing 7 during the regular season and compiling a 10-2 record in the playoffs. In the national tournament, Coach John O ' Keefe ' s crew had a 4-1 record in the double elimination afTair. The Crusaders beat Appalachian State 8-4, Glassboro 2-1, La Verne 4-1, lost to La Verne 10-4, and won the final game for the championship over La Verne 5-3. The Crusaders put three men on the all-tournament team. They were Junior Broome, Jim Arnold, and Bill Kouns. The prospects for the 1970 season are very good with five starters returning, and a host of new faces who should add to the strength of the team. This year ' s group of infielders for the Crusaders are: Mike Smith, JefT Randall, Tommy Cioodson, Jim Smith, Chuck Harlan, Randy Pope, Tony Lad- ner, and Junior Broome. The mo m lstaflF for the Crusaders during the 1970 campaign will be: Claude Yarborough, Randy Pope, Reed Hopper, Bill Kouns, Jim Barber, Bill Collins, and Terrell Freeman. PM tn 1 u m •i« . ..-— .. i Ranging the outfield for Coach O ' Keefe ' s cre%v are: Louis Bordelon, Louis Guirola, Mike Harris, Bill Kouns, Terrell Freeman, and Leon Tingle. r :i KM kA :JtUIl ' MI ' Harold Sealy, Steve Goodrich, and Forrest Stevenson will be handling the catching duties for the Crusaders. 1969 NAIA Tourney Loyal Crusader fans traveled to St. Joseph to witness the Crusader victory in the finals. Jubilant Cr isaders after Bobby Eades and Dale Willis scored winning runs in the third inning of the final game. Cru.sader right fielder Churk Harlan comes into third base after a hit by Coach O ' Keefe signs an autograph while Dr. Noonkester holds Forrest Stevenson. the championship plaque. Crusaders— 1970 cy W ly!) o U EDITOR Nancy Lindley 130 Tim Thomas, Senior S. G. A. Representative Larry Chandler, Senior Vice-President Nancy Willson, Senior Secretary-Treasurer 131 Byron Howell, Senior President Seniors MELBA A. ABRAMS Hattiesburg NELL C. ADAMS Fernandina Beach, Florida CARROL A. AI ' S VORTH Pascagoula LINDA ALFORD Tvlertown BILLY H. ALLEN Petal DAVID J. ALLISON Petal HUGH D, ARNOLD Richton JAMES R. ARNOLD New Port, Kentucky GARY L. ARTHUR Hattiesburg JAMES T. ATKINSON Sarasota, Florida LLOYD J. BADGETT Sherman, Texas MARILYN BARNES Hattiesburg LARRY O, BARLOW Petal ROSIE BARNES Collins THOMAS J. BAUGESS Conowingo, Maryland JANICE BESTER Hattiesburg RINDA BLACKMON Pensacola, Florida MICHAEL BLANDINO New Orleans, Louisiana LINDA BLOODSWORTH Pascagoula RONALD D. BOHLENDER Fernandina Beach, Florida SUE BOND Hattiesburg GEORGE L. BOSARGE Gulfport DORIS L. BRIDGES Hattiesburg MIKE BROTHERS Park Hills, Kentucky Seniors JOHN E. BURKE Picayune JUDY G. BURKE Bogalusa, Louisiana RONALD C. BUSBEE Pensacola, Florida SHELTON BUTLER Hattiesburg VICKIE BROADWAY Mobile, Alabama LINDA B. BYNUM Bogalusa, Louisiana LOUIS R, CAPACI Metairie, Louisiana NANCY E. CAUTHEN Collins LARRY S. CHANDLER Forest Park, Georgia DALE CLARK Hattiesburg BETTY J. COCHRAN Laurel PATRICK COLLIER Vevay, Indiana BILL J. COLLINS Havertown, Pennsylvania EVELYN B. COLLINS Hattiesburg JOEL G. COLLINS Hattiesburg BETTY L. COOPER Wiggins CLYDE L. DAVIS Jacksonville, North Carolina DORIS A, DAVIS Brooklyn GLORIA DEDEAUX Bassfield TERRY D. DIAMOND Jay, Florida GOLDA R. DILEY New Orleans, Louisiana BERLEAN J. DONALD Hattiesburg REX M. DUBOSE Orlando, Florida JUDY F. DUCK Bay Minette, Alabama ' 33 Seniors MIRIAM C. DUCK Hattiesburg JO ANN DURR Prentiss ARNEDA J. ELLIS Hattiesburg HOWARD FARRIS Cookevillej Tennessee PATRICIA A. FILLIXGAME Brooklyn DAVID L. FLICK Hammon, Oklahoma ELZIE FLOWERS Foley, Alabama RALPH W. FORD Poplarv ' ille JERRYE S. FORTE Atmore, Alabama LEE J. FULTON Kutztown, Pennsylvania JAMES D. GALBRAITH Florence, Kentucky JOHN A. GARRETT Greenville, South Carolina MARTHA GILLON Gore Springs ELAINE GIPSON Carriere DAVID E. GODBOLD Laurel KEN H. GOWER Hattiesburg JAMES H. GREATHOUSE Baltimore, Maryland DUARD GREEN Lorington, New Mexico PATRICIA D. GREEN Heidelberg SYLVIA B. GREEN Neely HENRY G. GUEST Jackson CAROLYN HALLMAN Mobile, Alabama CHARLES D. HARLAN Louisville, Kentucky JAMES R. HARRINGTON Houston ' 34 Seniors REX L. HARRIS Laurel JOSEPH N. HASTY Theodore, Alabama CHERYL D. HENDRIX Lumbcrton SUSAN E. HILL Ellisville JOHN HO New Castle, Indiana BYRON P. HOWELL Pontotoc ROBERT L. HUMPHREY Plant City, Florida LEO D. HURR Hatticsburg LINDA C. INGRAM Seminary DEANNA P. JOHNSON Tampa, Florida KEN W. JOHNSON Miami, Florida LARRY D. JOHNSON Bay St. Louis MAGGIE M. JOHNSON Ittabena MARY E. JOHNSON Hattiesburg BARBARA E. JONES Hatticsburg BOBBY W. JONES Waynesboro CHERYL J. KING Petal JOANNE L. KNEITEL Homestead, Florida JACKIE G. KNIGHT Collins PATRICIA A. LAYNE Mobile, Alabama JAMES L. LIGHTSEY Wabasso, Florida HERSHEL A. MARKHAM Gainesville, Florida REDONDA K. MARTIN Kenner, Louisiana LINNIE F. MASHBURN Hattiesburg 135 Seniors THOMAS R. MELTON Chickasaw, Alabama RANDALL L. MILLER San Antonio, Texas MARTHA C. MILLS Pascagoula EMILY S. MOONEY Hattiesburg LULU M. MORRIS Hattiesburg MARY A. McCALL Laurel GARY McINNIS Hattiesburg ARTHUR R. NEWMAN Baton Rouge Louisiana JAMES D. NOWLIN Laurel PAUL M. PARKER Meadville REBECCA L. PAYNE Lucedale BARBARA J. PEEL Hattiesburg JAMES E. PERRY Molino, Florida JAMES M. PIGOTT Sandy Hook LARRY C. PITTMAN Pascagoula GROVER REE ' ES Laurel EMMA D. RICKS Tangiphoa, Louisiana RICHARD L. RIDDELL Florence, Kentucky MICHAEL D. RIDGELY Stateline KENNETH R. RIGBY Century, Florida MELVA F. RIMER Petal SHERRY J. ROBINSON Laurel MARCIA L. ROGERS Talladega, Alabama JANETTE ROBINSON Pontotoc ' 36 Seniors WILLIE J. RUSSELL Columbia WILLIAM SANDERS Bay St. Louis PHILIP P. SCHOL Fernandina Beach, Florida KENNETH R. SHOEMAKE Runnelstown LINDA C. SIGLER Hattiesburg KATHY J. SIMMONS Mt. Hermon, Louisiana J. E. SIMS New Orleans, Louisiana DAVID W. SMITH Hattiesburg DENNIS R. SMITH Petai MARGARITA S. SMITH Hattiesburg PATTY J. SMITH Ellisville DONALD E. SONES Picayune PENNY L. SONES Carriere WILLIAM R. SPEIGHTS Monticello MARY LYNN STAMPLEY Jackson SHELBY L. STEPHENS Oakvale DUANE J. SUTTON Houston, Texas FAYE E. TAYLOR Hattiesburg HARRY T. THAMES Collins SANDRA M. THOMAS Perry, Florida TIMOTHY T. THOMAS Fulton JAMES R. TILLMAN Laurel LEON TINGLE Brooklyn VICTORIA H. TOULSON Miami, Florida 137 Seniors DA ID E. TRAMMELL Charlotte, North Carolina (O ANN TRIGGS Hattiesburg [AMES J. TROXLER Lafitte, Louisiana DOUGLAS R. TURNER Chatora, Alabama La ERN TURNER Hattiesburg NANCY F. TURNER Hattiesburg HEXDRIK W. VAN LOON MerRouge, Louisiana BUDDY ' AUGHN Hattiesburg JUNE WALNWRIGHT Hattiesburg LLXDA K. WALDON Warner Robins, Georgia WALTER E. MUELLER Gillette, New Jersey MARY WALTERS Hattiesburg WAYNE S. WALTERS Laurel DEBBIE WATERS Pensacola, Florida SUE TABB WATTS Ocean Springs SHIRLEY WEATHERSBY Hattiesburg LAURA WEBB Hattiesburg LAURA A. WELCH Soso ROBERT C. WIGGINS Columbia NANCY WILLSON Purvis LATRELL WINDHAM Bay Springs HENRY WITCHER Hattiesburg DAVID R. WOLGAMOTT Laurel Patti McManaway, Junior Secretary and Treasurer Danny Cook, Junior President Sue Rounds, Junior S.G.A. Representative 139  lli ._ Buster Taylor, Junior Vice-President Juniors ESSIE M. AMERSON Hattiesburg AMELIA A. ANGLIN Shannon EDWARD R. ARNOLD Vicksburg BRENDA J. ASHLEY Hazlehurst WILLIAM F. ASHWOOD Hattiesburg LILLY P. BARNES Hattiesburg DEBORAH M. BALZLI Mobile, Alabama JIMMIE O. BARBER Franlclinton, Louisiana DAVID V. BEASLEY Tupelo EDWARD F. BEEBE Anderson, South Carolina NANCY M. BLACK Poplarville ANDREA BLACKMAN Hattiesburg TACITUS W. BOND Port Arthur, Texas LEWIS O. BORDELON Lafayette, Louisiana LUCYE J. BOSARGE Gulfport JUNIOR BROOME Petal JAMES A. BROADHEAD Laurel DAVID A. BROWN Pensacola, Florida THOMAS L. CALDWELL Lynchburg, Virginia MARY E. CAMPBELL Pensacolaj Florida SHERRY L. CANNON Jay, Florida CHERYL L. CLAYTON Hattiesburg WILLIAM E. CLAYTON Hattiesburg ROGER P. CLEMENTS Biloxi 140 Juniors GEORGE R CLERIHEW Jermyn, Texas JOHN W. COCHRAN Stringer DAVID COLEMAN Pascagoula DANNY COOK Tupelo GRADY COOLEY Birmingham, Alabama RICKEY D. CORKER Mobile, Alabama DAVID COWARD Ocean Springs JOY CRUTCHFIELD Milton, Florida MARTHA A. DALRYMPLE Wiggins ANDREW L. DAVIS Blountstown, Florida KAY DEARING Bay St. Louis CONNIE L. DRISKILL Milton, Florida DELORES DUBOSE Satsuma, Alabama TOMMY D. EGGLESTON Belle Chasse, Louisiana JAMES P. EVERETT Hattiesburg RICK L. FERRELL Portsmouth, Ohio JAMES R. FOUNTAIN Mt. Olive DAVID M. FUQUA Naha, Okinawa JANE GARNER Raleigh JIMMIE D. GARRARD Enterprise VONCILE GASTON Hattiesburg ELOISE R. GA T)EN Beaumont CYNTHIA D. GEORGE Hattiesburg WOODROW GIBBS Saraland, Alabama 141 Juniors NANCY C. GOFF Pascagoula KEITH GORDON Laurel BILLY M. GOWAN Jackson CURTIS L. GRAY Prentiss CHARLES E. GRIFFITH Bogalusa, Louisiana NORMAN E. GULLETT Hattiesburg SHARON HART Miami Springs, Florida THOMAS A. HASSELL Tupelo TINA S. HEADRICK Laurel DANIEL L. HENDERSON Laurel ERNEST HILL Sardis JERRY HO New Castle, Indiana DOROTHY V. HOWSE Hattiesburg KASCINDA G. ISHEE Laurel DORIS JONES Gloster BOBBIE J. JORDAN Waynesboro DEBORAH JORDAN Hattiesburg TOMMY C. KESSINGER Ocean Springs DENNIS H. KNIGHT Laurel BILL KOUNS South Shore, Kentucky DAVID R. KREY Metairie, Louisiana REBECCA LAIRD Bassfield RANDALL LeBLANC Bogalusa, Louisiana LARRY LEFLORE Hattiesburg 141 Juniors WAYNE T. LENOIR Hattiesburg LADON LLOYD Pensacola, Florida ROBERT F. LONGWITZ Hattiesburg SANDRA LOTT McHenry JAMES P. MADDEN Wiggins CHARLOTTE V. MARTIN Hattiesburg GREGORY MARTIN Hattiesburg EMORY MAY Palatta, Florida REGINA L. MARTIN Kenner, Louisiana JAMES MASHBURN Hattiesburg SHARON E. MONROE Carriere CHARLES G. MEACHAM Hattiesburg KENT W. MEGEHEE Hattiesburg ANN MILLER Morganton, North Carolina MONDAL MILLER Foxworth ROBERT MILLS Miami, Florida WILLIAM MIMS Lucedale MARGARET MITCHELL Lumberton GOODE MONTGOMERY Laurel CLARA M. MORRIS Hattiesburg VICKI MORRISON Hattiesburg JERRY MOSELEY Laurel RICKY MUNN Meridian CLIFTON F. MYERS Magee Juniors ' UDGER L. McGIL ' ERY Hattiesburg RONALD McKENZIE Lucasville, Ohio PATRICIA A. McMANAWAY Jacksonville, Florida MARY E. McSWEYN Hattiesburg RONALD G. NASCA Baton Rouge, Louisiana JIMMY D. NAZARY Carthage MIKE EVERETT NECAISE Bay St. Louis JOYCE O ' NEAL Laurel JULIA PARKER Green -ille, Alabama WAYNE PARKER Hattiesburg PATRICK W. GREGORY New Orleans, Louisiana GAYLE POPE Vossburg ALEX PRITCHARD Millry, Alabama CHERYL RANKIN Columbia TIMOTHY D. RAYBORN Jayess STEPHEN S. REEDY Laurel BECKY A. RHODES Mobile, Alabama EMILY S. RICKELS Tupelo JERRY L. RICKELS Hattiesburg JOHN ROBINSON Woodbury, Tennessee VALENTINE K. ROBINSON Port Charlotte, Florida BARBARA ROGERS Bay Springs SUE ROUNDS Newburgh, New York JANICE M. RUSHING Brookhaven 144 J uniors BRENDA SATTERWHITE Bay Springs HAROLD SEALY Saraland, Alabama JANICE F. SHARP Madden DAVID W. SHIELDS Hattiesburg GARY B. SHOWS Petal MARILYN A. SIMMONS Columbia TWERNELLA SIMS Sumrall MICHAEL S. SKERTICH New Orieans, Louisiana DAVID A. SMITH Beaumont JIM SMITH Petal KAREN SMITH Magnolia LINDA SMITH Brookhaven REGINAL SMITH Moselle LELAND SMITH Meridian ARLIE SPALDING Moselle DOROTHY SPALDING Moselle DOUGLAS SPROATS Meridian TOM STROUD Ruskin, Florida CHARLES E. STUART Hattiesburg JAN SUMRALL Carriere JOHN SUTTON Ruston, Louisiana LARRY TAGERT Citronelle, Alabama BOBBY W. TAYLOR Lexington, South Carolina BUSTER TAYLOR Louisville 145 Juniors JEANETTE S. TAYLOR Pensacola, Florida SACHULAR B. TAYLOR Hattiesburg DARRELL E. THOMPSON Mims, Florida JUDI K. THORXHILL Brookhaven JAMES L. THURMAN Vicksburg RODDY C. TURNER Greenville, South Carolina WILLIAM R. TURNER West Point CHRIS VIETS Purvis MICHAEL M. WADE Laurel JIMMY D. WALLEY Richton DOROTHY J. WATKINS Pascagoula DAVIS G. WEST Jay, Florida BETTY J. WILDER Pontotoc JAMES D. WINSLOW Orlando, Florida CHARLENE WRIGHT Seminary Football? At Carey? Nancy Lindley, Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer •T c -Sj Pam Blakeney, Sophomore S.G.A. Representative H7 Johnny Collins, Sophomore President Donna Stringer, Sophomore Vice-President Sophomores CHARLES ANDERSON Hattiesburg LARRY D. ANGLIN Shannon BRENDA J. ATKINS Selma, Alabama E ' ON BAGGETT New Orleans, Louisiana HARRY BAILEY New Orleans, Louisiana S. NDRA M. BARLOW Petal BRENDA F. BARNES Hattiesburg LULA M. BARNES Hattiesburg PHILLIP P. BARNETTE Cleveland, Ohio LEONARD H. BATES Milton, Florida LYNN R. BEASLEY Hattiesburg TIM W. BERRY Hattiesburg PAMELA K. BLAKENEY San Antonio, Texas PENNY A. BOND Perldnston VERLEE V. BOND Brooklyn CHARLOTTE J. BOOTH New Orleans, Louisiana BETTY S. BOOTHE Milton, Florida DONNIE R. BOUTWELL Carriere EVELYN M. BRELAND Brooklyn WILLIAM M. BRELAND Hattiesburg 148 Sophomores SANDRA A. BRICE Baton p.ouge, Louisiana ROGER D. BROWN Magnolia TERRY BROWN Mendenhall ROBERT BROWNLEE Gulfport LINDA G. BYRD Mobile, Alabama LARRY D. CARAWAY Long Beach JASON CARLISLE Montevideo, Uruguay DONNA CARPENTER Mobile, Alabama MARVA CARTER Hattiesburg JOHN CLEARMAN Sumrall JACKIE COCHRAN McLain RODRICK E. CONERLY Osyka JO ANN CONNER Hattiesburg KEITH COOPER Jackson BARBARA D. CREEL Carriere JULIA D. CREEL Prentiss BETTY J. CROCKER Hattiesburg ALICE MARY DARBY Hattiesburg GLENN DAVIS Hattiesburg CLYDE DEARMAN Hattiesburg 149 Sophomores PETE DENSON Hattiesburg LOUIS DESOBRY New Orleans, Louisiana CHARLES ERNEST Mobile, Alabama GEORGANNE FAITH Ponchatoula, Louisiana THOMAS E. FLETCHER Eight Mile, Alabama DONALD H. FLYNT Jackson EARL L. GAMBLE Hattiesburg CHARLES GAMBRELL Petal PATRICK A. GARNER Pensacola, Florida NANCY GOODMAN Pascagoula LOUELLA GUINN Hattiesburg RICHARD A. GUNTHER Merrick, New York WALTER E, HARRIS Mobile, Alabama GREG HATFIELD New Port, Kentucky LYNDA A. HAVENS Crystal Springs DAVE HELMICH Fort Lauderdale, Florida RON. G. HELMINTALER Allen Park, Michigan MARCIA HOWARD Eight Mile, Alabama NELDA HUDNALL Hattiesburg THERESA HYATT Moss Point i5 Sophomores ELVIN JACKSON Hattiesburg ROBERT L. JEFFREY Mobile, Alabama MARTHA N. JOHNSON Hattiesburg BECKI JONES Houston CATHY A. JONES Hattiesburg RITA KEMP Petal ALFRED A. KORNMAN Biloxi JUDY KRAUS Houma, Louisiana MICHAEL E. LATHAM New Orleans, Louisiana BILLY R. LEE Hattiesburg DAVID H. LEE Memphis, Tennessee BETTY M. LEWIS Hattiesburg SUSAN M. LIGHTHART Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina NANCY E. LINDLEY Moselle ROBERT E. MACK Laurel ROBERT V. MAGEE Magee DONNY MAGERS Tupelo LINDA M. MAGERS Tupelo DIANNE L. MATTHEW New Orleans, Louisiana VIRGIL MAURY Hattiesburg 151 Sophomores DARLENE MITCHELL Picayune LARRY P. MONTGOMERY Tupelo BYRON J. MORGAN Jackson ESTELLA MORRIS Hattiesburg MIRIAM E. MOSS Moss SHERRY McCLENDON Longview, Texas LINDA M. McGLOTHAN Hattiesburg NANCY A. McKINNEY Mobile, Alabama BEXTILE McLEOD Bassfield JERRY McRANEY Collins DONNEL A. McSWEYN Hattiesburg JOY OEHLER Biloxi CHERYL I. PARKER Perkingston DEBORAH K. PERRY Biloxi ALICIA RAWLS Jacksonville, Florida DENNIS W. REEVES Hattiesburg SANDRA L. REEVES Mt. Olive PATTI S. REID Mobile, Alabama BECKY M. REYNOLDS Pearlington JAMES D. RICH Kokomo 15- Sophomores DONALD E. RICKS Kentwood, Louisiana JUDITH F. ROBERTS Ft. Myers, Florida BRENDA K. ROGERS Petal THOMAS ROGERS Hattiesburg LORRAINE M. RUMORE Tampa, Florida JOHN RUSSELL Petal KEN RYAN British West Indies EDWARD SCHAMBACH Pass Christian HENRY SCHILLING Frankfurt, Germany HAROLD SCHMIDT Hattiesburg RUBY W. SCHMIDT Hattiesburg KATHY A. SCOTT Mobile, Alabama FRANK A. SERTIN Hattiesburg GREGORY S. SMITH Petal FRANK SPANO Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey JOHN E. SHARP Mobile, Alabama TERRY SHIVERS Bassfield JOYCE SHORTS Bassfteld REBECCA SOUTHERLAND Graceville, Florida FORREST W. STEVENSON South Portsmouth, Ky. 153 Sophomores DANIEL STRAYER Prentiss DONNA STRINGER Hattiesburg BRENDA SUDDUTH Mobile, Alabama DORIS TONSBERG Hattiesburg BARBARA A. THOMAS Hattiesburg WILLIAM G. TILLMAN Hattiesburg MICHAEL G. VESTAL Livingston, Virginia MICHAEL A. VON KANEL Pascagoula RICHARD WALDRON Theodore, Alabama HARRY WALDT Collingdale, Pennsylvania CAROLYN V. WATTS Sumrall AARON WELCH Ellisville RICHARD W. WHITE Mobile, Alabama RANDALL L. WILLIAMS Hattiesburg WANDA J. WILLSON Purvis RITA WISENER Pascagoula R. C. WOODS Hattiesburg DAVID G. YEAGER Mobile, Alabama JOYCE YEATMAN Petal VICTORIA R. YIN Sao Paulo, Brazil 154 Susan Langston, Freshman S. G. A. Representative Wayne Perkins, Freshman Vice-President Renee Weaver, Freshman Secretary-Treasurer Charles Bass, Freshman President 55 Freshmen KATHLEEN M. ALLEN Vero Beach, Florida FRANK T. ANDERSON Vossburg JOHN ANDREWS Hattiesburg GREGORY J. AVERY New Orleans, Louisiana SHARON AYCOCK Meridian SANTDRA R. BARTON Metairie, Louisiana CHARLES BASS Miami, Florida DEBORAH A. BELLEAU Pensacola, Florida CINDY E. BELLEAU Pensacola, Florida KATHERINE M. BENGE Brookhaven LA DORIS BIAS Columbia ED BLEWITT Collingdale, Pennsylvania DAVID BOSARGE Gulfport CHARLES BRADSHAW Maryville, Tennessee PEGGY BRANTON Hattiesburg CHARLES J. BROWN Hattiesburg CHARLES L. BYRAM Meridian SARAH L. CAGINS Columbia MARJORIE CAMPBELL Hattiesburg WILLIAM K. CARTER Magnolia LINDA M. CASSADY Milton, Florida NANCY R. CHESHIRE Pensacola, Florida JUDY G. CLARK Albemarle, North Carolina ZEBEDEE CLAYTON Hattiesburg ALWILDA D. CRAWFORD Franklinton, Louisiana RENA M, CORLEY Hattiesburg PEGGY CULPEPPER Hattiesburg GRACE CURRAN Mobile, Alabama RICHARD CURRY Prattville, Alabama LEWANA DEAN Bay Minette, Alabjuna 156 Freshmen THERESA DENT Hattiesburg ROSE DUNCAN Hattiesburg DEBORAH ELLIOT Covington, Louisiana BETTIE EPTING Hattiesburg JAMES W. EVERETT Satartia EARL FILE Gretna, Louisiana JIMMY FOSTER Leland GRADY GAINES Hattiesburg ALTHA GEMMILL Biloxi MARCELLA GIANELLONI Baton Rouge, Louisiana SANDY GOLDEN Jay, Florida STEPHEN H. GOODRICH Satsuma, Alabama WILLIAM GOODSON Brookhaven WANDA GRAY Hattiesburg SUSAN GUARDIA Gulfport lOUIS GUIROLA Pascagoula liETH HARGRAVE Gainesville, Florida BETH HARPER Silver Springs, Maryland KATHY HATCHELL Tampa, Florida JANE HEFLICK St, Petersburg, Florida LOTTIE HILTON Hattiesburg BLESTER HOLLINGSWORTH Hattiesburg MARY HOLLINGSWORTH Quitman CHARLES HOWARD Birmingham, Alabama GORDON INGLIS Gulfport CHARLIE MAE JACKSON Beaumont WANG JAN Sao Paulo, Brazil BARBARA JOHNSON Osyka LYNDA JONES Gulfport CHARWAYNE JOHNSON Pascagoula 157 Freshmen DEBORAH JONES Hattiesburg WILLIE KENNEDY Vernado, Louisiana JAMIE KYTE Mobile, Alabama SARAH LANDRUM Gulfport SUSAN LANGSTON Jackson CONSTANCE LEE Biloxi DANIEL LINDSEY Jerusalem, Israel VICKI LORIMER Hattiesburg LYNDA LOWE Columbia KWAN LUI New York, New York DIANNE MARTIN Tylertown GLENDA MAY Silver Creek WALTER MENDIETA Managua, Nicaragua CHERYLL MERILLAT Hitchcock, Texas TERRY MITCHELL Picayune W. H. McCALL Hattiesburg MONROE McCARDLE Brooklyn KAREN McCULLER New Orleans, Louisiana JO LAURiN McDonald picayune NEIL McGAUGHEY Prentiss WILLIE C. McINNIS Wiggins PEGGY McLAIN Boiling, Alabama MARILYN McMILLAN Mobile, Alabama GARY NICHOLS Albany, Georgia ORA L, NIXON Hattiesburg BARBARA NORMAN Lake Wales, Florida ONNIE OATIS Prentiss ROBERT ODOM Petal JEFFREY RANDALL Gulfport 158 Freshmen ETHEL PARCHMAN Cayman Brae, British West Indies WAYNE CHAS. PERKINS Brandon PAULETTE PIGOTT Tylertown RANDY K. POPE Denham Springs, Louisiana REGINA PORCHE Houma, Louisiana PAMELA RAYNER Laurel JAMES D. REYNOLDS Pearlington MARY RHODES Bayou LaBatre, Alabama JEANETTE RICHARDSON Mobile, Alabama DEBBIE ROBILLARD New Orleans, Louisiana WANDA G. RUTTLEY Lafitte, Louisiana LINDA SANDIFER Ackerman PENNY SAUCE Franklin, Louisiana BETH SCOTT Meridian DEBORAH SEAL Tampa, Florida GERALDINE SHAW Hattiesburg LINDA L. SHIPLEY Poland, Ohio TOWANDA SHOWERS Longuood, Florida JAMES H. SHUMAKER Merauy, Louisiana PIUS SIN New Castle, Indiana BETTY SLOCUM Mt. Herman, Louisiana JOHN M. SMITH Laurel BECKY SPEED Hattiesburg GLORIA S PINKS Hattiesburg GEORGE STARKIE Pensacola, Florida JOHN STEPHENS Gulfport CALFRED STEWART Sumrall JUDY STRANGWAY Pensacola, Florida JUNE STRINGFELLOW Picayune 159 Freshmen WONG L. SU Sao Paulo, Brazil KATHERINE TATUM Hattiesburg THOMAS SUTTOX Baton Rouge, Louisiana BRENDA TAGGART Windsor, New York GEORGE L. TAGGART Hattiesburg JANICE TILLMAN Pascagoula WANDA TULLOS Jackson RICHARD VAUGHN Hattiesburg JOSIE VICK Gulfport DEWITT VICKERS Moss Point DEBORAH WALKER Franklington, Louisiana HUGH WALLACE Liberty, Texas WING WANG Sao Paulo, Brazil EVELYN WASHINGTON Hattiesburg LINDA WATTS Sumrall RENEE WEAVER Clinton MICHAEL WEBB Brandon LINDA WHEELER Heidelberg SANDRA WILGIS Bel Air, Maryland JIMMY WILLIAMS Lumberton KENNETH WILLIAMSON Pensacola, Florida LARRY WILLIS Wiggins BEVERLY WILLSON Baton Rouge, Louisiana JUDY WINDHAM Bay Springs JERRY WISE Pontotoc BARBARA WOOD Gulfport SHEILIA WOODS Hattiesburg KATHY WOULLARD Hattiesburg JENNA YOUNG Hattiesburg l6o Senior Directory ADAMS, NELL COOK Fernandina Beach, Fla. William Carey College Chorale; Delta Omicron, President, War- den; MENC; Dorm Council; YWA; Thalians; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honor Roll. ALFORD, LINDA FAYE Tylertown ALLISON, DAVE Petal Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges; W ' oodrow Wilson Nominee; AMS, Day Student Represen- tative; SGA, Publicity Chairman, SUSGA delegate; Southern Historian Society; Dean ' s List; Serampore Players; International Relations; Young Republicans, Chaplain; Pi Gamma Mu; Crea- tive Writer ' s Club; Lambda Iota Tau, Vice President; Circle K, Public Relations Chairman, First Vice President; Cobbler Staflf, Reporter, Sports Editor, Assistant Editor, Managing Edi- tor, Eexcutive Editor. AMASON, GENE WARE Mt. Olive ARNOLD, JAMES ROBERT Newport, Ky. C Club; Dean ' s List; President ' s List; Outstanding College Ath- letes of America; NAIA National Baseball All-Tournament Team; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Liston Award. ATKINSON, JAMES T Sarasota, Fla. Circle K; Dean ' s List; President ' s List; Library Club, Vice President; SGA, Junior Class Representative; Judicial Vice President; Co-Editor of the Bull Sheet; Serampore Players. BADGETT, LLOYD J Sherman, Texas Phi Beta Lambda; Dean ' s List; President ' s List. BARNES, MARILYN Hattiesburg BARNES, ROSIE Collins SNEA; BSU Executive Council, Secretary; Liteans; Chapel Choir Representative in Miss William Carey College Pageant. BAUGUESS, TOM Conowingo, Md. Religious Education Association, Ministerial Association. BLANDINO, MICHAEL G New Orleans, La. BOHLENDER, RONALD Des Moines, Iowa Circle K; Chi Beta Phi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Dean ' s List; Presi- dent ' s List; Pre Med Club. BOND, MARY SUE Hattiesburg Delphinians, President; YWA; Religious Education Association; BSU Choir; BSU Executive Council, Secretary; Dorm Council, Vice President; Association of Campus Presidents; Sophomore Class Favorite; Disciplinary Advisory Committee. BRIDGES, DORIS Hattiesburg BUSH, DONNA JEAN New Orleans, La. Editor, Crusader; Editor, Lance; Creative Writer ' s Club; Senior Favorite; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. BYNUM, LINDA BRACKIN Bogalusa, La. SNEA; Home Economics Club. CAUTHEN, NANCY ELIZABETH Collins SNEA; Thalians; YWA; Phi Beta Lambda, Secretary. CHAMBERS, JERRY A Metairie, La. CHANDLER, LARRY S Forest Park, Ga. Circle K; Junior Class Favorite; Senior Class Vice President; Crusader Staff; AMS; Dorm Council; C Club; Basketball Manager; Baseball Manager. CLARK, DALE Hattiesburg SNEA; Creative Writer ' s Club, Secretary-Treasurer; .Lambda Iota Tau, President; Organization of Campus Presidents; Dean ' s . K List. COCHRAN, BETTY JEAN Laurel Delta Omicron; Delphinians, Vice President; AWS, Judiciary Council; MENC; William Carey College Chorale; Band; Chapel Choir; May Day Court; Dean ' s List. COLLIER, PATRICK Vevay, Ind. Physical Educati m Club. DAVIS, CLYDE L Jacksonville, N.C. SGA, Social Chairman, Vice President; Phi Beta Lambda, Sergeant-at-Arms, Vice President, President; Cobbler Staff; Re- porter, Business Manager; Circle K; SNE. ' V; Serampore Players; Who ' s Who . mong Students in American Universities and Colleges, Dorm Council. DUBOSE, REX M Orlando, Fla. Serampore Players; . Mpha Psi Omega. DUCK, JUDY FAY Bay Minette, Ala. SNEA; Thalians, Social Chairman. DURR. JO ANN Prentiss Home Economics Club; Serampore Players. ELLIS ARNEDA J Hattiesburg SNEA. FLICK, DAVID Hammond, Okla. FLOWERS, ELZIE Foley, Ala. Serampore Players, Public Relations Director; Thalians; Home Economics Club, Secretary, President; YWA; Alpha Psi Omega; BSU Greater Council. FORD, RALPH Poplar ille Band; Chapel Choir; William Carey Chorale; Association of Church Musicians. GALBRAITH, JIM Florence, Ky. Physical Education Club; Mr. Intramural. GARRETT, JOHN A Greenville, S.C. International Relations Club; Library Club; Serampore Players, Business Manager, President; Chapel Choir, Alpha Psi Omega, Stage Manager; Dean ' s List; Acting Achievement Award; Jun- ior Class President; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Warden-Historian; William Carey College Chorale; Association of Campus Presi- dents; SGA, Secretary of Public Relations; Public Relations Faculty Committee; Editor, The Bull Sheet; Senior Class Favor- ite, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. GILLON, MARTHA Gore Springs SNEA, President; Dean ' s List; President ' s List; May Day Court; Senior Class Homecoming Maid; Alpha Lambda; Pi Gamma Mu; BSU Summer Council; Delphinians, Vice Presi- dent; Chapel Committee; Public Relations Committee; Editor, Crusader; Freshman, Junior-Senior Honors Program; Who ' s Who Among Students in . ' American L ' niversities and Colleges. GIPSON, IRIS ELAINE Carriere SNEA. GODBOLD, DAVID Laurel Serampore Players, Public Relations Director; Alpha Psi Omega; SNEA. GREATHOUSE, JAMES H Baltimore, Md. Ministerial Association. ' ice President; Young Republicans; Circle K; AMS, Senior Representative. GREEN, D, W Lovington, N.M. Ministerial Association. GREEN, SYLVIA B Neely Pi Gamma Mu; Dean ' s List; President ' s List. HARRINGTON, JAMES RALPH Houston Ministerial Association; Religious Education . ' Association; Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes; Dorm Council, President. i6i Senior Directory HARRIS. REX L Laurel SNEA; Pre Med Club; Dean ' s List. H.ARRIS, SAMUEL O Carrierc HASTY, JODY Theodore, Ala. Chi Beta Phi; Pre Med Club; SNEA; Circle K. HENSARLIXG, DON ROGER Pensacola, Fla. Phi Beta Lambda. HOWELL, BYRON Pontotoc Senior Class President; Ministerial .Association; Association of Campus Presidents; .Art Club. HUERKAMP, ER TX GEORGE Metairie, La. HURR, LEO DALE (Bern Chilhowee, Mo. Ministerial .Association. JOHNSON, LARRY DOUGLAS Bay St. Louis C Club. JOHNSON, MARY EARLE Hattiesburg Phi Beta Lambda. JONES, BOBBY S ' AYNE Waynesboro Ministerial Association. KING, JEAN Petal Blazer Club, Reporter, Secretary-Treasurer; Physical Education Club, Secretary; Phi Beta Lambda; SNE.A; Director of Wom- en ' s Intramurals; American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation; Mississippi Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Secretary. KNEITEL, JOANNE LYNN Homestead, Fla. Physical Education Club; Blazer Club, ' ice President; C-ettes; Dorm Council, ' ice President, President; .Association of Campus Presidents; SNEA; Dean ' s List. LORENZ, GREGORY BRUCE Arlington, ' a. Chi Beta Phi; SNEA; Pre Med Club. McI.XNIS, JOHN G.ARLAND Hattiesburg Dean ' s List; Historiography Award; Pi Gamma Mu; Who ' s Who .Among Students in .American Universities and Colleges; Junior Class ' ice President; Organization of American His- torians; BSU Executive Council; Disciplinary Committee; Chapel Choir; International Relations Club. McRANEY, JACKIE KNIGHT Collins SNE.A; Phi Beta Lambda, Secretary; Dorm Council, Secretary; Dean ' s List. MARTIN. REDONDA KAY Kenner, La. SNEA; Home Economics Club; Library- Club; BSU. MASHBURN, FAYE Picayune William Carey College Chorale; Delta Oniicron; Junior Class Homecoming Maid. MELTON. RONNIE Chickasaw, Ala. BSL , Devotional Chairman; Young Republicans, Vice President; Pi Gamma Mu, Vice President, President; International Rela- tions Club, Vice President; Dorm Council, President; Organiza- tion of Campus Presidents; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who .Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Junior-Senior Honors Program. MILLER, KIRBY Springdale, Ark. Cobbler Staff, Sports Editor; Debate Team, Captain; Interna- tional Relations Club, President; Young Republicans. NEWMAN, ARTHUR R ' . Baton Rouge, La. Chi Beta Phi; Pre Med Club; Associate Chief Justice of Stu- dent Court; Dean ' s List. NOWLIN, JAMES DONALD Laurel PAYNE, REBECCA L Lucedale .Alpha Lambda, ' ice President; Delta Omicron, Secretary, Chaplain, Historian; Association of Church Musicians, Presi- dent; William Carey College Chorale; MENC; Dean ' s List; President ' s List; Junior-Senior Honors Program; Who ' s Who in .American Universities and Colleges. PEEL, BARBARA RAWLS Wiggins Creative Writer ' s Club, Secretarv-Treasurer, ' ice President. PETTUS, JANICE CAROL ' . Pascagoula William Carey College Chorale; .AWS, President; Student Council; Dean ' s List; Association of Campus Presidents; Who ' s Who Among Students in .American Universities and Colleges. PIGOTT, JAMES Sandy Hook Phi Beta Lambda; Band. PITTMAN, LARRY Pascagoula William Carey College Chorale; Chapel Choir; Crusader Band; Stage Band; MENC, President; Pi Mu .Alpha Sinfonia, Presi- dent; .Asiociation of Campus Presidents; BSU Summer Council. RICKS, EMMA DEA.N Tangipahoa, La. RIDDELL, RICHARD Florence, Ky. Physical Education Club, ' ice President; American .Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation; SNEA; Director of Intramurals; May Day Escort. RIGBY, KENNETH R , Century, Fla. RIMER, MEL ' A FAYE Petal Delta Omicron, Second Vice President, Treasurer; William Carey College Chorale; Thalians; AWS, Day Student Repre- sentative. ROBINSON, SHERRY JOYCE Laurel Thalians; Serampore Players; Phi Beta Lambda. ROGERS, M.ARCI.A LYNN Talladega, Ala. Delphinians; Serampore Players; Crusader Staff; SNE.A. RUSH, BEVERLY JEAN .■ Gulfport Delphinians; President ' s List; Crusader Band; Stage Band; Chapel Choir; William Carey College Chorale; Delta Omicron, Director of Publicity; Alpha Lambda; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Junior-Senior Honors Program; MENC. Secretary; BSU Choir; Student- Faculty Disciplinary Committee. RUSSELL. WILLIE JE.A.X Columbia Chapel Choir; Phi Beta Lambda; Serampore Players; Dean ' s List. SCARBOROUGH, PRESTON WALTER Saucier SCHOL, PHILIP Fernandina Beach, Fla. Chapel Choir; Dean ' s List; Junior-Senior Honors Program; Dorm Council, President; Southern Historical Association. SHOEMAKE, KENNETH Runnelstown Ministerial Association, Custodian; SNE.A, President; Organi- zation of Campus Presidents. SIGLER, LINDA CAROL Hattiesburg Delphinians, Reporter; Library Club; SNE.A; Serampore Play- ers; Dean ' s List. SIMMONS, K.ATHY Mt. Hermon, La. SIMS, J. E New Orleans, La .AMS, President; Phi Mu .Alpha Sinfonia; SG.A; Student Coun- cil; William Carey College Chorale; .Association of Campus Presidents; Ministerial Association; Association of Church Mu- sicians; BSU Executive Council: Stage Band; Chapel Choir; Chapel Committee; Crusader Band; Committee on Improvement of Instruction. i6r Senior Directory SMITH, PATTY JO Ellisville Chapel Choir; Thalians; Physical Education Club; SNEA; Blazer Club; C-ettes. SONES, DONALD E Picayune SONES, PENNY LYNN Carriere Serampore Players; SNEA, Doiin Council; Thalians; BSU; Circle K Sweetheart; Homecoming Queen; Cheerleader ' s Captain. STAMPLEY, MARY LYNN Jackson Alpha Lambda; Chi Beta Phi, Secretary; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Secretary; AWS, Secretary, Judiciary Council; Dorm Council, Vice President, President; Delphinians; BSU Executive Council; Crusader Staff, Class Editor, Organizations Editor; Academic Council; Chi Beta Phi Outstanding Freshman Award; Presi- dent ' s List; SNEA; Junior-Senior Honors Program; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. STOKES, PATRICIA ANNE Mobile, Ala. Delphinians; Pre Med Club; Chi Beta Phi; AWS Judiciary Council. SUTTON, DUANE J Houston, Texas TAYLOR, FAYE Hattiesburg Liteans, President; Art Club, President; SNEA; Crusader Beauty. THOMAS, SANDRA MARGARET Perry, Fla. SNEA, Secretary; Liteans. THOMAS, TIM Fulton BSU, President; SGA, Senior Representative; AMS, Junior Representative; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; William Carey Col- lege; Ministerial Association; Chapel Choir; Mississippi State BSU President; Chapel Committee. TRAMMELL, DAVID Charlotte, N.C. BSU Summer Council, President; William Carey College Chorale, President. TRIGGS, JO ANN Hattiesburg Phi Beta Lambda, President, Secretary, Public Relations Chair- man; SNEA; YWA, Missions Action Chairman; Delphinians; Crusader Staff, Senior Editor; Dean ' s List; BSU Summer Council, Secretary. VAN LOON, HENDRIK WILLEM Mer Rouge, La. Pre Med Club, President; Chi Beta Phi, Vice President, Presi- dent; Dean ' s List. WAIN WRIGHT, BONNIE JUNE Hattiesburg Thalians, Social Chairman, Vice President, President; May Day Court; SNEA; Vice President of Sophomore Class; YWA, Program Chairman; Home Economics Club. WALDON, LINDA K.AYE Warner Robins, Ga. William Carey College Chorale; Serampore Players; Alpha Psi Omega; Liteans; Homecoming Maid; Freshman Class Fav- oriatc; Campus Sweetheart; Campus Favorite; Beauty; Miss William Carey College; SNE.A; Dorm Council, President; May Day Court; Best Supporting Actress Award; Miss Hattriesburg; Second Alternate to Miss Mississippi. WALTERS, MARY Hattiesburg Thalians, Social Chairman, President; Sophomore Class Secre- tary; Home Economics Club; Serampore Players; Dean ' s List; SNEA. WENZEL, ORVILLE DONALD Foley, Ala. Circle K; Phi Beta Lambda. WIGGINS, ROBERT C Columbia Pre Med Club; Chi Beta Phi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Woodrow Wilson Nominee; Student Representative to Junior-Senior Honors Council. WILLSON, NANCY Oak Grove Kappa Mu Epsilon, Secretary. President; Alpha Lambda, Presi- dent; Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer; Chi Beta Phi, Secretary- Treasurer, ' ice President: Dean ' s List; Freshman, Junior-Senior Honors Program; Cobbler Staff; Art Club; SNE. ; Delphinians; Crusader Band. 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COMPLIMENTS Comp iments of vJr FINE BROS. MATISON CO. KDMP EQUIPMENT ED. AND THE ESSEX HOUSE 319 East Pine 582-8215 Hattiesburq — Laurel 38tl| JVucmtr lliiaptist (CIuutIi V. C. WINDHAM Pastor JAMES E. KING Asociate Pastor S lUUy ' ;!. CLARK ADAMS Music-Youth THE FRIENDLY CHURCH 419 38th Avenue OWL DRUG STORE 101 East Front Street 583-3591 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH REV. CHARLES R. WILLIAMS, Pastor Nursery for all Services. I 10 Francis St. — 583-0154 L D. BEN HURR, EVANGELIST Compliments QUIGLEY-MOORE FUNERAL HOME Member The Order of the Golden Rule 805 Hardy — 584-6242 csLa Cjrace I f of or J4ofcl and l eSiaiitxint Compliments Hlway 49N at Interstate 59 582-5066 MISSISSIPPI POWER CO. 1 12 W. Pine 582-8281 A. R. LEE HARDWARE Petal AUTRY ' S CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE PETAL DRY CLEANERS W. G. BARLOW HATTIESBURG BEAUTY 144 West Central Avenue 584-5252 AND BARBER SUPPLIES, Inc. Petal, Mississippi 1220 W. Pme 582-3289 SUE AND HERBERT PHILLIPS Lumber and Building Materials Corsages — 583- 1 7 1 8 — Delivery RICHTON TIE AND TIMBER COMPANY THE TROPHY SHOP, INC. Special discount to schools. 582-8326 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Three steps to beauty Try before you buy. SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK 2706 Hardy St. 584-8752 1 1 8 W. Pine Street HATTIESBURG ' 7o The Bank That Will Do More For You Member FDIC things go better,! Coke IT ' S THE REAL THING 583-1765 III JITNEY JUNGLE Hardy Street Mart • Hattiesburg Main Street • Petal Now Two Stores To Serve You Better III HULETT FUNERAL HOME, INC. Hattiesburg Petal Corner of Main and Pine DIAMOND SHOP First Mississippi National Bank NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERIES Member FDIC GARREN ' S BOOK STORE 2 Locations 171 12 1 East Front Hardy Street Mart FARRELL BLANKENSHl Minister of Education JAMES HAYES Music Director Welcome to FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI DR. BROOKS WESTER, Pasto BETTY JOE LACY Minister of Youth Education Activities 510 West Pire COMPLIMENTS OF CHAIN ELECTRIC CO. of HATTIESBURG Dial 584-7506 SOUTHERNAIRE MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Hiway 49-South 582-3306 M HOSTS Choctaw-Carry It Sandwiches Hot Tamaies 582-9592 STEELMAN ' S GROCERY 600 Eastslde Avenue 583-3322 WILLMUT GAS AND OIL COMPANY Your Natural Gas Distributor ' t4 f Salute [ ' l iliiam L areu ( olle, 315 South Main St. — Hattlesburg, Mississi ppi THE FORREST COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Carey ' s Heartiest Backers W. U. BILL SIGLER, President Beat One ALBERT S. WOODS, JR., Vice President Beat Two J. H.JIMMY GRAYSON Beat Three J. A. P. CARTER, JR Beat Four HIX ANDERSON, JR - Beat Five We wish to extend our sincere promise of continued support and cooperation to William Carey College, one of Forrest County ' s most valued assets. Congratulations on your splendid growth and fine spirit. We hope that William Carey and Forrest County will continue to march Side by side m setting the pace of progress and development m South Mississippi. The people of Forrest County extend their best wishes to the ad- ministration faculty, and students of Carey College. Best of luck to Mississippi 5 friendliest college from Mississippi ' s friendliest county. FORREST COUNTY A good place to go to school and a good place to live HAHIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI 173 yearbooks deserve . . . BENSON NASHVILLE 174 . . . Others need us