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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1971 volume:

■SkMS m m Mw Hi! I Jl William Carey College Hattiesburg, Miss. EDITOR : ASSISTANT EDITOR . . BUSINESS MANAGER SPONSOR .Sherry McClendon Lee Debbie Robillard . David Yeager Mrs. Evelyn McClure Table of Contents Academics 17 Features 27 Organizations 69 Athletics 119 Classes 137 LIFE IS INDEED DARKNESS SAVE WHEN THERE IS URGE, AND ALL URGE IS BLIND SAVE WHEN THERE IS KNOWLEDGE, AND ALL KNOWLEDGE IS VAIN SAVE WHEN THERE IS WORK, AND ALL WORK IS EMPTY SAVE WHEN THERE IS LOVE; AND WHEN YOU WORK WITH LOVE YOU BIND YOURSELF TO YOURSELF, AND TO ONE AN- OTHER, AND TO GOD. from The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran ife is indeed darkness save where there is urge... !!■■ 1 And all urge is blind save when there is knowledge. . . And all knowledge is vain save when there is work. . . And all work is empty save when there is love... B ' iMMnninwtwm uttut mf And when yOu work with love you bind yourself to yourself and to one another and to Grod. dedication Kahlil Gibran said, For to be idle is to become a stranger unto the seasons, and to step out of life ' s procession, that marches in majesty and proud submission towards the infinite. He adds and to love life through labor is to be intimate with life ' s most inmost secret, and work is love made visible. We dedicate this edition of the Crusader to one who is not idle, to one who is in step with the seventies, to one who works with love and creativity. We applaud one who is recognized among the outstanding educators in his field. He has carried the name of Carey to many places with distinction in a unique form of religious experience. And, he has established a rapport with his students which combines comradeship with respect. For his works of love we honor Mr. Obra Quave. fli f IV ( reg h ifr ; Vf i,i, k ' M ' . A- 1 . . ai - ' - t-: c CADEMICJ ' dls- ' :! ' ' ' : 5 }- ■•■ ' i ' V ' S j- •-- y I. Dr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Noonkester, Lila, Myron The President ' s Message WORK AND WORDS THAT ENDURE My words to you, the Carey Family of 1971, are best expressed by the great American orator, Daniel Webster: If we work upon marble, it will perish; if we work upon bronze, time will efface it; if we build temples, they will crumble into dust; but if we work upon immortal souls, if we imbue them with just principles of action, with fear of wrong and love of right, we engrave on those tables something which no time can obliterate, and which will brighten and brighten through all eternity. Our work with you for one, two, three or four years has been a joyful experience. The words which Carey has engraved on the tables of your mind and soul, we believe, will never be erased. J. Ralph Noonkester Board of Trust Front Row: Mrs. Carroll Gartin, Laurel, Mississippi; Dr. Glen T. Pearson, Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Mr. Bruce Aultman, Chairman of the Board, Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Mr. Wiley Fairchild, Fairchild Construction Company, Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Mrs. Owen Cooper, Yazoo City, Mississippi. Second Row: Mr. William T. Bailey, Attorney at Law, Lucedale, Mississippi; Mr. Curtis Beard, Parkway Baptist Church, Jackson, Mississippi; Mr. T. Lev is Fowler, Jr., Mississippi Tank Company, Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Dr. T. E. Ross, Hattiesburg, Missis- sippi; Dr. Dudley Wilson, Jackson, Mississippi; Dr. James T. Thompson, Mo.ss Point, Mississippi; Dr. C. M. Wells, Canton, Mississippi; Reverend Van H. Hardin, First Baptist Church, Leakesville Mississippi; Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester, President of William Carey College, Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Mr. J. D. Sims, Busisess Manager of William Carey College, Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Not Pictured: Dr. Robert J. Eustice, Biloxi, Mississippi; Dr. John Lee Taylor, First Baptist Church, McComb, Mississippi. Deans Dr. Joseph M. Ernest, Jr. — Academic Vice-President and Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Donald Winters, Dean of the School of Music, Mrs. Shirley Morrison, Dean of the School of Nursing, and Dean Er Administration . . . Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester, President Dr. Joseph M. Ernest, Jr., Academic Vice President and Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Mr. J. D. Sims, Business Manager Dr. D. C. Martin, Dean of Student Affairs Mrs. Donna Wheeler, Dean of Women Mrs. Marjorie Rowder Director of Public Relations Mr. Dorman Laird, Director of Religious Activities Miss Sarah Gray, Registrar Mr. Bryan Brand, Director of Admissions Mr. Young Shik Lee, Librarian Mr. Don Sones, Mrs. Kathleen Arrington, Mrs. Jennie Lou Breland, Mrs. Use Brown, Dr. James Casey, Dr. William M. Director Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Music Clawson, of Financial Aid Business Education Foreign Languages Professor of Religion . . . Faculty iss Josephine D ' Arpa, Dr. J. Frank Davis, Dr. Carol Doumas, Dr. James C. Downey, Mrs. Ruth Duncan, Dr. Benjamin Assistant Professor Professor of Foreign Assistant Professor of Professor of Music Associate Professor of Dunford, Jr., of Music Languages, Department Head Psychology Education Professor of Music Irs. Nancy Dunford, .ssistant Professor of Music Mr. Alon J. DuPuy, Assistant Professor of Psychology Mrs. Shirley W. Everett, Instructor of English Mr. Warner Fellabaum, Assistant Professor of Mathematics klrs. JoAnne Gibson, Dr. David Gruchy, Mrs. Gail Harper, Assistant Professor of Professor of Biology, Instructor of English isiness and Economics Department Head Mrs. Georgiann Holliman, Assistant Professor of English Mrs. M. Roy Hood, Associate Professor of Biology Mr. Jerry G. King, Associate Professor of Business Administration, Department Head Faculty . . . Mrs. Julia O. Loper, Assistant Professor of Journalism Mr. Ray Luper, Associate Professor of Music Mrs. Doris S. Mahaffey, Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama Mrs. Evelyn McClure, Associate Professor of Home Economics Dr. J. V. McCrory, Professor of English, Department Head Mrs. Helen McWhorte ; Assistant Professor o:; Music Mrs. Elma McWilliams, Assistant Professor of Education Mrs. Margaret Murphy, Instructor of English Mr. John O ' Keefe, Athletic Director and Head Coach Mr. T. Wayne Perro! Associate Professor li Sociology I Mr. Obra Quave, Professor of Speech and Drama Dr. Joel Ray, Professor of Religious Education Dr. Percy A. Reeves, Mr. R. Jack Rogers, Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Education and Psychology History and Political Science Mrs. Virginia Scott, Instructor in Elementary Education Dr. B. F. Smith, Professor of Religion and Philosophy M . . . Staff rs. Francis P. Smith, Dr. Gaston Smith, Dr. Don Stewart, Assistant Professor of Professor of Mathematics Professor of Religion, Art Department Head Department Head Mrs. Evelyn Stumborg, Instructor of Nursing Dr. Benjamin Waddle, Professor of Physical Education, Department Head Dr. Lillian Weidenhammer, Professor of Chemistry, Department Head I- E. Milton Wheeler, Mrs. Francis Winters, Dr. G. Wayne Wright, Miss Joyce Barnett, ssociate Professor of Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Admissions ry. Department Head Chemistry Representative Mrs. Bessie Bates, Mrs. Irma Brown, Mrs. Virginia Casey, Assistant Librarian House Director, Polk Hall Assistant to the Registrar 2.5 Mrs. Myrtle Crumby, Mrs. Susan Edwards, Mrs. Donna Ferrell, House Director, Secretary to the Academic Secretary in Admissions Bryant Hall Vice President Office Staff Mrs. Maude Hedrick, Mr. Lewis Ladner, Superintendent of Superintendent of Grounds Housekeeping Miss Thelma Lee, Executive Assistant to President Mrs. Carolyn Martin, Miss Anita Matthews, Mrs. Dolly McAdami Secretary to Dean of Bookkeeper for Student Aid House Director, Student Affairs Accounts Bass Hall Mrs. Marilyn Pound, Mrs. Kathleen Rockenbach, Mrs. Carmen Simmons, Library Catologuing House Director, Bookstore Manager Lawrence Hall Mrs. Mary Lou Sims, Miss Jo Ari. ' i ■• nee-,. Mrs . larv Wnlkcr, Mrs. G. M. Ward, Mr. G. M. Ward, Mrs. Karen Wold, usiness CMffice Manager Secretary in the H.;usc Director, Ross Hall Secretary of Maintenance Superintendent of Secretary in Public Business Office Maintenance Relations Office i6 ; y, ,vt- k • V. ! . Ul i -f ' ' - TEATUj ' JbS -a- ,: I ' .w.. m I I ■ S- Mr. Carey College Ron McKenzie Miss Carey College Sue Rounds Miss Carey Collie Sue Rounds Mr. Carey College Ron McKenzie 1 - E Beautiful Girls of William Carey College Beauty Brenda Ashley Beauty Deborah Balzli Beauty Nan Neves Beauty Kathie Benge Beauty Elaine Ross A Homecoming 1970 Queen Escort 38 V n l v - - I i kJ H , ■ 1 !■ ' ( . V ' ' ' ' 1 v ff i ■ ' rf; ■A 1 ■I Deborah Balzli Johnny Collins Basketball Maid Escort 39 Linda Byrd Buddy Daughdrill Senior Maid Escort 40 John Crenshaw Junior Maid Escort 41 Donna Stringer Mike Harris Sophomore Maid Escort 4 Wanda Tullos Steve Goodrich Freshman Maid Escort 43 Helen Driskill Mac Ernest Class Seniors Sue Rounds Lowell Broom Juniors Donna Stringer Jason Carlisle Favorites Sophomores Susan Langston Tommy Tennessee Bradshaw Freshmen Carol LeBlanc Steve Powelkop Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities And Colleges Twenty-four students have been named to Who ' s Who by department heads and faculty. Students ' scholarship and participation in academic and extracurricular activities are considered in the choices. Miriam Moss Val Robinson 46 David Yeager Bob Mills Mike Necaise 1 J... tc: r f ' V ( j A M s s j| 1 V ' l V { «•-«. ' i 1 M t Ricky Munn 47 Judi Bamette Betty Wilder 48 Tommy Eggleston 49 Charles Gambrell James Curtis 5° Deborah Balzli Hollis Whitaker and Greg Martin Tim Rayborn Brenda Ashley 51 1 ' ::$l ' (:!:U ' ! ' ' f ■■ ' ' ■- May Day QUEEN Sandi Lott 5 MAID OF HONOR Brenda Ashley Fulton Delphinian Maids Kathie Benge Carol Martin Thalian Maids Marilyn McMillan Litean Maids Nan Neves Julie Unwin Miss William Carey College Beauty VicKi Morrison 56 Queen ' s Court Penny Sones 1st Alternate Miss Congeniality Debbie Waters 2nd Alternate I I !! ' . Brenda Ashley 3rd Alternate Betty Wilder 4th Alternate Scholarship Charles Gambrell Hall of Fame 58 Hall of Fame Leadership Ron McKenzie Hall of Fame iwm R S I ! ! af B — — — — ■ Citizenship Verlee Bond Hall of Fame Citizenship Mike Necaise Annual Play Productions The Speech and Drama Department produces four plays each season. The fall production, the Christmas show, and the winter play are presented in the Serampore Playhouse. Since 1961, the final production has been a religious one which has toured throughout the Southeast. Circle Beyond Fear Director — Obra Qua ve Stage Manager — Sherry McClendon Cast Deborah Balzli Juanita Dubose Rex Dubose John Garrett Altha Ann Gemmill Charles W. Howard , :ni The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch Director — Obra Quave Set Designer — Doris Mahaffey Stage Manager — Deborah Cook Cast Robert Lindsey, Van Payne, Mickey West, Deborah Balzli, Ann Miller, Rex Dubose, Bill Benge, David Allison, Brenda Rogers, Charles Howard, Phil Barnette, Leon Schilling, Al Komman, Charles Ernest, John Crenshaw, Nita Dubose, Brenda Short, Altha Ann Gemmill, Penny Gianelloni, Beth Harper, Deborah Cook, Judy Davis. Scrooge Directors — Doris Mahaffey and Obra Quave Set Designer — H. Leon Schilling Stage Manager — Sherry McClendon Cast William Stevens, Obra Quave, Michael Parl:er, Alfred Kornman, Charles Howard, Mickey West, David Allison, Walter Hinton, Van Payne, Becky Speed, Judy Davis, Penny Gianelloni, Judy StrangAvay, Kathy Hatchell, Rex Dubose, Patti McCarty, Beverly Willson, Charles Ernest, Kathy Scott, Joel Downey, Nita Dubose, Brenda Draughn, Nan Neves, Randy LeBlanc, Judy Owens, Jo Laurin McDonald, Altha Ann Gemmill, Leon Schilling, Deborah Balzli, John McGraw, Sherry McClendon, Deborah Cook. A Doll ' s House Director — Doris Mahaffey Set Designer — Obra L. Quave Stage Manager — Charles Howard Cast Deborah Balzli Penny Gianelloni H. Leon Schilling Brenda Draughn William Stevens Michael West Karen Thomas Bryan Thomas Altha Ann Gemmill ♦• 66 The S.G A sponsored, two musical groups during the fall semester Rf H ■■ H ■ L ■ ' -1 i H H Hi Kt JPi jI j H wSj V El ulli IHaJ H Di Bi A Group Called Smith Dennis Yost and The Classics IV 68 . i- S t ' iu i-fi. r i z ist.v K.] f a-: 1 1 ■■ 1 1 1 J t%i iii V  • ■5 P S OI ANIZ. Association Of Campus Presidents The Association of Campus Presidents is made up of the presidents of the forty organizations at Carey. Acting as a central committee for coordinating many campus activities, it is designed to maintain the lines of communication between the SGA, the administration, and the organizations. President Noonkester sponsors the organization. 71 Student Government Association President Ron McKenzie Vice-President Jason Carlisle Executive Secretary Betty Boothe Corresponding Secretary Susan Langston Secretary of Treasury David Yeager Secretary of Public Relations David Lee Secretary of Activities Bob Mills Chief Justice of Judiciary Tim Rayborn AWS President Brenda Ashley AMS President Tommy Eggleston Senior Representative Sue Rounds Junior Representative Nan Neves Sophomore Representative Kathy Hatchell Freshman Representative Steve Pawelkop % 7 The SGA consists of all currently enrolled students at William Carey College. It is divided into the E xecutive-Legislative Branch, the Judicial Branch, and four Academic classes: one representative from each class. The SGA has been quite active this year in sponsoring student activities. Using a $5.00 activity fee charged to each student, the SGA has brought two groups, Smith and The Classics Four , to the campus. Furthermore, it has brought about several rule changes. f. i_ m 1 IH M _: _idlfcL_ M JHH { BV B Rr .Wwr ' .i ' - v ' 1 K I Kw ; y ' J JR ' III v.. i 1 73 Association Of Men Students President Tommy Eggleston Vice President Doug Inglis Secretary Troy Gafford Senior Representative Mike Wade Junior Representative Ron Helmintaler Sophomore Representative Reid Hopper Freshman Representative Randy Scott Dorm Presidents Bryant HaU David West Polk Hall Harold Sdaly Association Of Women Students President Brenda Ashley Secretary Ann HoUingsworth Senior Representative Deborah Balzh Junior Representative Verlee Bond Sophomore Representative Debbie Walker Freshman Representative Sandra Spangenburg Dorm Presidents Bass Hall Diane Wells Johnson Hall Theresa Hyatt Ross Hall Debbie Perry 15 Lambda Iota Tau Lambda Iota Tau is an international society for those with a major or minor in English or foreign language literature. Through membership, the student has an opportunity to meet and to discuss literature. Jaxnes Curtis, President; Brenda Rogers, Phil Bamette, David Allison, Mary Lou Quails, David Lee, Sherry Lee, Vicki Howse, Deborah Balzli, Dr. J. V. McCrory, Sponsor. Student Court Chief Justice Tim Raybom Senior Representative Chris Viets Junior Representative Billy Renick Sophomore Representative Pam Rayner Freshman Representative Van Payne Debbie Robillard, President ; Dave Allison, Leon Schilling, Charles Ernest, Joe Ernest, Harry Bailey, Willie Parker, Melinda Keyes, Jim Brown, Debbie Sauer, Johnny Collins, James Curtis, Neil Mc- Gaughey, Altha Ann Gimmell, Nita Dubose, Emory May, Bill Stevens, Dr. J. V. McCrory, Sponsor. Creative Writers ' Club The Creative Writers ' Club is open to all interested students who show ability in creative writing. It encourages writing through interesting programs and the publication of a literary magazine each year. 78 Baptist Student Union Val Robinson, President; Brenda Ashley, Verlee Bond, Conrad Howell, David Lee, John McGraw, Byron Morgan, Miriam Moss, Billy Renick, Debbie Robillard, Larry Tagert, Mr. Dorman Laird, BSU Director. Thalian Society The Thalians, one of the three women ' s societies on campus have been busy this year. Together with the other two societies, the ThaHans sponsored a number of activities during Rush week and also sponsored the Tri- Society Banquet. Penny Gianelloni, Cheryl Parker, Patti Rei3, Beverly Willson, Nancy Goodman, Lewana Dean, Cindy Ishee, Kathy Scott, Marilyn Simmons, Donna Stringer, Patti Normand, Sarah Landrum, Wanda Tullos, Marilyn McMillan, Sandi Lott, President ; Becky Ware, Joyce Yeatman, Delores Dubose, Frances McClamrock, Linda Smith, Penny Fairchild, Vicki Lorimer, Pam Barnett, Vicki Mor- rison, Karen Wilson. Delphinian Society This year, as never before, the three societies have worked together. The Delphinians helped to sp onsor several special projects, such as the collection of canned goods for the needy at Halloween, and the decoration and sale of Christmas balls. Leann Koss, Glenda May, Ann Hollingsworth, Carol Martin, Lynn Cason, Darlene Duck, Grace Curran, Diane Matthew, Kathie Benge, President; Barbara Johnson, Debbie Walker. Litaean Society The Litaeans have also been busy this year. Besides helping with the tri-society projects, the Litaeans constructed a project for High School Day and hosted a coke party for Carey ' s basketball players. Connie Driskill, Nancy Lindley, Susan Langston, Julie Unwin, Becky Sadler, Nan Neves, Beth Cox, Merleen Knesel, Jackie Coch- ran, Kathy Hatchell, Judy Strangway, Brenda Laird, Beth Harper, Lynda Jones, Evon Baggett, Darlene Mitchell, Mary Helen Rhodes, Pam Rayner, President; Martha Robinson, Sandie Rivera, Barbara Rogers, Martha Evans, Ivy Perry, Martha Blumenthal, Becky Speed, Jo Laurin McDonald, Peggy Branton, Debbie Bright, Melinda Keyes, Brenda Ashley, Linda Crenshaw. ' ' U Delta Omicron Delta Omicron International Fraternity installed the Omicron Sigma Chapter on the William Carey College campus on October 24, 1964. A music professional and honorary organization for women, Delta Omicron is open to women music majors and minors who achieve its required academic performance and professional standards. Miriam Moss, President; Betty Wilder, Charwayne Johnson, Beverly Willson, Lorraine Rumore, Hazel Snell, Theresa Hyatt, Becky Rhodes, Mrs. Deborah Moss, Cynthia George, Amelia Anglin, Miriam Duck, Barbara Johnson, Linda Magers, Julia Parker, Rebecca Polk, Debra Polk, Beverly Rush, Linda Sandifer, Jenna Young, Mrs. Winters, Sponsor. 83 Music Educators National Conference The Carey Chapter of MENC affords music students opportunity for professional orientation and development while still in school. Membership in the chapter is open to all music students with emphasis given to those who are preparing to teach music in the public schools. Amelia Anglin, Linda Cassady, Terry Craven, Tommy Eggleston, Gerald Gordon, Theresa Hyatt, Robert Jeffrey, Deborah Moss, Miriam Moss, Deborah Perry, J. E. Sims, Betty Wilder, President; Judy Windham, Linda Bender, Nancy Goodman, Julie Hubbard, Barbara John- son, Charwayne Johnson, Virginia Morton, Willie Parker, Sandra Reeves, Becky Rhodes, Beverly Willson, Tommy Hassel, Larry Mont- gomery, Julia Parker, Dr. James Casey, Sponsor. The Association of Church Musicians The Association of Church Musicians is an organization composed of church music majors and any others who seek to further the understanding of church music and its production and use in church hfe. HPS g Hk) i H B jH H l s 1 Ricky Munn, President; Mary Campbell, Hazel Snell, Debra Perry, Ray Fountain, Robert Jeffrey, Theresa Hyatt, Randy LeBlanc, J, E. Sims, Ronnie Parker, Mike Latham, Judy Windham, Danny Cook, Steve Hill, Mike VonKanel, Linda Dillard, Willie Parker, Jim Cole, Miss Josephine D ' Arpa, Sponsor. 85 Carey College Chorale DR. DON. LD WINTERS Director First Row: Charwayne Johnson, Beverly Willson, Nancy Goodman, Lorraine Rumore, Brenda Laird, Judy Windham, Debbie Robillard, Grace Curran, Linda Diilard, Theresa Hyatt, Second Row: Hank Wilkinson, Miriam Moss, Linda Cassady, Terry Craven, Hazel Snell, Becky Rhodes, Mary Campbell, Barbara Johnson, Betty Wilder, Debby Perry. Third Row: Randy LeBlanc, Willie Parker, Mike Latham, Bobby Jeffrey, Harry Carter, Tommy Hassell, Ricky Munn, Donald Flyant, Tommy Eggleston, Gary Dickman. Fourth Row: Ray Foun- tain, John Robbins, Jim Cole, Jimmy Walley, Mike VonKanel, Larry Montgomery, Gary Shows, Bill Smith, Danny Cook. Not Shown: Noxie Taylor, Carla Marshall, Ronald Ross. Director: Dr. Donald Winters. - 4 mm mt Amm Imm « « ii Each year at Easter, the Chorale represents Carey in a tour which includes several states. This year, the group is planning to visit the Bahamas on their annual tour. Furthermore, the Chorale presented the folk musical, Happening Now, which was directed by guest conductor Buryl Redd and choreographed by Lewis Bolton. The musical was presented three times; before the general public, on High School Day, and before the Carey student body. Carey Crusader Band The Carey Crusader Band is open to qualified students by audition and conference with the director during the first week of each semester. The band furnishes music for various on-campus activities, chapel services, and basketball games. Flutes: Bobby Jeffrey, Miriam Moss, Nancy Goodman, Lorraine Rumore; Comets: Tommy Eggleston, Keith Gordon, Ray Thomas, Becky Rhodes; Trombones: Van Payne, Rusty Walley; Clarinets: Kerry Lazenby, Amelia Anglin, Linda Bender, Barbara Johnson, Lynne Morton, Sandra Reeves, J. E. Sims, Mike Von Kanel, Jenna Young; French Horns: Hazel Snell, Becky Barr; Baritone: Willie Parker, Tubas: Ken Russell, Deborah Perry; Drums: Larry Mofttgomery, Theresa Hyatt, Joe Ernest; Director: Dr. James Casey; Graduate Assistant: Ronnie Parker. Carey Stage Band The Carey Stage Band is an organization representing Carey on and off campus. Membership is by audition only and all members must be enrolled in the Carey Crusader Band. Saxophones: Tommy Hassell, Kerry Lazenby, Beverly Rush, Ronnie Parker, James Casey; Trombones: Van Payne, Don Schwob, Dan Lindsey, Al Pittman; Trumpets: Tommy Eggleston, Keith Gordon; Piano: Betty Wilder; String bass: J. E. Sims; Tuba: Ken Russell; Director: Ronnie Parker, Graduate Assistant. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Installed on the William Carey College Camps on April 30, 1965, the Nu Xi Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America is a music honorary organization for men. It is open to men music majors and minors who achieve the required academic performance and professional standards outlined by the national and local chapter organizations. Tommy Eggleston, Robert Jeffrey, Randy Leblanc, President; Mike Latham, Ricky Munn, Mike Von Kanel, Ray Fountain, Dr. George Casey, Gary Shows, Dr. Winters, Sponsor. 90 Student National Education Association SNEA provides members with opportunities for developing personal growth and professional competence and tries to acquaint its members with the history, ethics, and program of the organized teaching profession, to interest young men and women in education as a life-long career, and to participate in cooperative work on the problems of the community. President Evon Baggett Vice President Joe Ernest Secretary Nancy Raybom Pubhcity Diane Wells Religious Education Association REA is open to any student who is interested in the field of reUgious education. In addition, it seeks to provide fellowship, counsel, instruction, and discussion opportunities for the students. John Clearman, President; Kathie Benge, Deborah Cook, Ron Helmintaler, Patsy Myers, Mike Wade, Ernest Hill, Kent Megehee, Danny Henderson, Gregory Smith, Larry Tagert, John Barber, Dr. Joel Ray, Sponsor. Theta Kappa Sigma The purpose of Theta Kappa Sigma is the informal pursuit of information and understanding about questions of a theological or philosophical nature. Membership is open to all interested students and faculty members of William Carey. David Yeager, President; David Lee, Billy Renick, Charles Gam- brell, Lary Burton, Dr. Don Stewart, Sponsor. Home Economics Club Affiliated vith the Mississippi Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association, Carey ' s Home Economics Club is open to all students in home economics and those interested in the art of homemaking. Its purpose is the integration of work of the home and family living program. Para Ladner, President; Lewana Dean, Joyce Shorts, Beth Hargrave, Dianne Massey, Wanda Tullos, Joy Kouns, Lottie Hilton, Martha Blumenthal, Karen Smith, Judi Barnette, Darlene Duck, Pam Bamette, Becky Sadler, Ivy Perry, Linda Crenshaw, Ann Miller, Dorothy Spalding, Mrs. Evelyn McClure, Sponsor. 94 Forensic League The Debate Team oflFers an opportunity for students interested in speech to compete in intercollegiate debate tournaments and to continue developing their forensic ability. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Recognized nationally, the FCA of William Carey was organized last year. An active chapter, the FCA promotes and helps carry out projects for the welfare of the community. Tommy Rogers, Bob Mills, co-captains; Richard Spearman, Glenn Harper, Melvin Ulmer, Terry Mitchell, Steve Pawelkop, Tom Brad- shaw, Edgar Scarborough, Dr. Milton Wheeler, Sponsor. 96 Chi Beta Phi The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Chi Beta Phi, national honorary scientific fraternity, was formally installed on December 10, 1955. 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 scholarship, ci tizenship, and character among the students of the college. Joe Ernest, David Shields, Charles Gambrell, Nancy Wise, Betty Crocker, Jean Bosarge, Charles Ernest, Bill Breland, Craig Christopher, Bobbie Jordan, Wing Wang, Judi Barnette, Phil Bamette, David Wagomott, Dr. Gaston Smith, Dr. Dupuy, Mr. Wright, Mr. Hood, Dr. Weidenhammer, Bill Brooke, Dr. David Gruchy, Sponsor. 97 d Crusader Staff Editor Sherry Lee Assistant Editor Debbie Robillard Business Manager David Yeager Organizations Editors Betty Boothe Jo Laurin McDonald Class Editors Evon Baggett Cheryl Parker Feature Editor Ann Miller Johnny Collins Faculty Editor Barbara Johnson Senior Editor Sue Rounds Sports Editor Billy Renick Photographer Charles Byram David Allison Sponsor Evelyn McClure The Editor, Business Manager, and Sports Editor. The Organizations Editor and Features Editor. The Assistant Editor, Class Edi- tors, and Editor of the Senior Directory. Cobbler Staff Editor Verlee Bond News Editors Johnny Collins, Penny Fairchild Sports Editor Bill Mims Senior Reporters Becky Speed, Grady Cooley, Van Bryant Feature Editor Brenda Ashley Secretary Sharon Reeves Sponsor Mrs. O. B. Loper Editorial Advisor Dr. Milton Wheeler Reporters Jerry Ho, Debbie Hull, Dolly McAdams The editors confer about the next paper. The Cobbler ' s photographer ex- plains a feature of his camera to some of the reporters. Mrs. Loper gives instructions to some of the reporters. Circle K Circle K is a service organization which Avorks closely vith the local Kiwanis Club in community projects. Membership is limited and ne v members are chosen twice a year. Bob Mills, Glenn Harper, Steve Powelkop, Ron Schneeweiss, Ferrell McLendon, Edgar Scarborough, Dudley Rich, Troy Gafford, Joe Harris, Melvin Ulmer, Jason Carlisle, Bobby Earls, President; John Clearman, Bill Renick, Robert Brownlee, Dr. William Clawson, Sponsor. Alpha Lambda Alpha Lambda is composd of women students who maintained at least a 3.5 academic averge during one semester of the freshman year. Members often serve as guides for campus visitors and as ushers for graduation. Judi Barnette, President; Nancy Wise, Linda Cassady, Sherry Diamond, Linda Guillot, Barbara Johnson, Jo Laurin McDonald, Brenda Rogers, Erma Sue Weldy, Beverly Willson. Carey Student Nurse Association Sandra Albritton, Lynn Cason, Polly Johnson, Elizabeth Hamilton. Merleen Knesel, Carol LeBlanc, Flossie McLemore, Marie Morgan, Cli Ann McGehee, Karen Price, Mr. Alton Pittman, Eileen Paulson, Ivadell Perry, Martha Robinson, Sandra Rivera, Theima Robinson, Gloria Smith, Rebecca Sadler, Pam Saucier, Lucy Sommers, Valerie Taylor, Georgie Thomas, Rebecca Walters, Myrtle Gilmore, Annie Headley, Bemice Morris, Patricia Hickman , Brenda Lee, Nancy Nicholson, Peggy McLain, Kay Allen, Bee Bee Crawford, Eloise Parchman, Sandy Barton, Karen McCuller, Penny Sauce, Diane Matthew, Towanda Showers, Judy Roberts, Presi- dent; Jan Faith, Lynda Havens, Sandy Brice, Ora Lee Nixon, Judy Morris, Nita Dubose. Pre-Med Club r ' Open to any student planning to pursue a career in the field of medicine, the Pre-Med Club presents programs which are designed to familiarize the membership with the test methods and requirements for entering graduate schools and medical schools. Tommy Kessinger, President; Hilton Pittman, John Paul Russell, Betty Crocker, David Shields, Ken Linton, Ten Freeman, Richard Varnado, Hollis Whitaker, Robert Brownlee, Mr. M. Roy Hood, Sponsor. 105 Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda, a national business organization, is open to all business and secretarial majors and minors who maintain a 2.0 average. Peggy Branton, President; Vicki Morrison, Vicki Lorimer, Kathie Benge, Pam Rayner, Becky Speed, Wayne Vinson, Steve Starkie, Pat Sylvest, Steve Pawelkop, Hiram Lucius, Nancy McKinney, Harold Sealy, Lewis Bordelon, Bruce Gibbons, Don Schneeweiss, Betty Slocum, Mike Skertich, Mr. Bryan Brand, Sponsor. Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Mu Epsilon is an honor society designed to give recognition to academic excellence in mathematics. It is open to those students with at least 45 hours of college work who meet the required academic standard. Phil Bamette, Nancy Wise, Bill Breland, Charles Gam- brell, Mr. Fellabaum, Dennis Knight, Craig Christopher, Michael Richards, Charles Ernest, Betty Crocker, Tim Rayborn, Dr. Gaston Smith, Sponsor. 107 Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu is a national social science honor society that is open to those juniors and seniors who have maintained at least a 3.00 grade point average in eighteen hours in the social sciences. Its purpose is to improve scholarship in the social studies; to inspire social service to humanity ; to engender sympathy toward others with different opinions ; and to supplement and support existing social science organizations. Cynthia George, President ; Ron McKenzie, Tim Rayborn, Mr. Perrott, Spon- sor; Dr. Milton Wheeler. io8 HI Art Club The purpose of the Art Club is to stimu late an interest in art on the college campus and to promote the aesthetic development of its members. Membership is open to all Carey students, faculty, and staff who are interested in art. Larry Tagert, Ann Hollingsworth, Jerry Ho, Connie Driskill, Connie Lee, Charlotte Martin, Marcia Howard, Mrs. Frances Smith, Sponsor. Tim Raybom, President; Billy Renick, Charles Gam- brell, Ladon Lloyd, David Lee, Ron Helmintaler, Don Williams, Danny Henderson, Bill Hale, Robert Hill, Don Ricks, Bob Mack, David Keen, Terry Brown, Danny White, John Paul Russell, Jimmy Foster, Rodger Brown, Gilbert Wendt, Charles Holmes, Larry Bras- well, Freddie Abercrombie, Guy Lindsay, Troy Gafford, Harold Schmidt, John Sharp, Lendell, Ainsworth, David Cook, Jimmie Garrard, Ed- gar Scarborough, Woodrow Horn, David Beasley, Eu- gene Gullet, Dr. Clawson, Dr. Stewart, Sponsors, Ministerial Association The Ministerial Association is composed of ministerial students on campus, and its purpose is to promote Christian fellowship among ministers. Furthermore, it sponsors C days, on which members are invited to preach at neighboring churches. Library Club The Library Club was organized to promote interest in librarianship as a career. The club motto is: A man is himself, plus the books he reads. Its membership is open to any student who is interested in the club ' s activities. Debbie Walker, Rose Lovern, Julie Hubbard, Neil McGaughey, Ann HoUingsworth, Charles Gambrell, Mr. Young Lee, 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. Dave Alison, Rex Dubose, Al Kornman, Leon Schilling, Altha Ann Gemmill, Kathy Scott, Deborah Balzli, Mrs. Doris Mahaffey, Nita Dubose, Debbie Cook, Christine Viets, Charles Howard, Mr. Obra Quave. r Serampore Players The Serampore Players is an organization sponsored by the Speech and Drama Department. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in acting and other aspects of the theatre. Deborah Cook, Ann Miller, Rex Dubose, AI Kornman, Charles Howard, Leon Schill- ing, Ray Bickmann, Mickey West, Dave Allison, Brenda Draughn, Sherry Lee, Ray Thomas, Bill Benge, Bettye Lewis, John Crenshaw, Clarence Lewis, Gregory Carter, Phil Barnette, Nan Neves, Richard Spearman, Beth Harper, Betty Boothe, Darryl Coleman, Penny Gianelloni, Altha Ann Gemmill, Vann Bryant, William Mims, La Doris Bias, James Everett, Jane Heflick, Judy Owens, Elizabeth Perry, Sarah Rayburn, Brenda Rogers, Steve Wise, Kathy Woullard, Nancy Wise, Van Payne, Judi Barnette, Charles Ernest, Ramona Boleware, Jason Carlisle, James Christian, Linda Crenshaw, Judy Davis, Nita Dubose, Gloria Glass, Kathy Hatchell, Walt Hinton, Joyce Jackson, Robert Lindsey, Jo Laurin McDonald, Sandy Rivera, John Robbins, Brenda Short, Becky Speed, Christine Viets, Antonio Vito, Deborah Balzli, Mr. Obra Quave, Mrs. Doris Mahaffey, Sponsors. 3 Chapel Choir First Row: Clark Adams, Susan Langston, Debbie Cook, Steve Hill, Roy Pinkston, Amelia Anglin, Helen Driskell, Becky Ware. Second Row: Sally Bade, Deborah Jones. Ann Hollingsworth, Ricky Curry, Ernest Hill, Ken Russell, Gloria Glass, Frances McClamroch, Helen Heidelberg, Mr. Ray Luper. Third Row: Penny Fair- child, Lynne Morton, Judy Owens, Sandra Spangenberg, Bill Stephens, David Cook, Carol Martin, Sherlie James, Cynthia Dickerson. Fourth Row: Jenna Young, Julia Parker, Da%e Gardner, Wayne Parker, Carl Verbecke, James Mercer, C. T. Switzer, Daniel Lindsey, Linda Bender, Sandra Reeves. Not Shown: Dr. James Downey, Richard Davis, Julie Hubbard. Director: Mr. Ray Lup)er. Graduate Assistant: Clark Adams. ft ? T ' I ' WI ,x. .., .jy ft? % M ' d s «f t. mi i m ■ -s 1 ■ ■ ; I t ; : ' © if? ® A i ■fj i r PE Club The PE Club is sponsored by the Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. This organization strives to advance the students in their desired professional development. Jamie Kyte, Linda Robbins, Marilyn McMillan, Tommy Brad- shaw, Frank Spano, Diane Creel, Cynthia Blalock, Celeste Al- britton, Jennifer Jeffrey, Dr. Waddle, sponsor. 5 Freshman Honors Program Students who are valedictorians or salutatorians and others who rank in the top five percent of their secondary school graduating classes or in the top ten percent nationally on the Scholastic Aptitude Test of College Entrance Examination Board, the American College Test, or the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test may apply to the Carey Honors Council for admission to the Freshman Honors Program. Cynthia Hart, Brenda Draught!, Sandra Spangerberg, Patricia Davis, Sandra Rivera, Rebecca Walters, Van Payne, Walter Hinton, Robert Lindsey, Patricia Sylvest, Helen Driskell, Sandra Johnson, Ramona Boleware, Patricia Hickman, Ben Richardson, Steve Dallas, Pam Crocker, Bill Smith, Mac Ernest, Randy Scott, Dr. Milton Wheeler, Sponsor. ii6 Sophomore Honors Program Members of the Sophomore Honors Program are selected according to academic achievement and potential. Accompanying the Freshman Honor students, members of the Sophomore Honors Program traveled to New Orleans to hear the opera, Madame Butterfly. Plans are also being made for an outing to Shiloh, Tennessee, in the spring. Steven Hill, Neil McGaughey, Jo Laurin McDonald, Mary Ann Hollingsworth, Troy Gafford, Bill Carter, Wayne Perkins, Susan Langston, Dan Lindsey, Susan Harris, Debbie Robillard, Dr. Milton Wheeler, Sponsor. 7 Junior-Senior Honors Program James Curtis, Charles Gambrell, Erma Sue Weldy, Betty Crocker, Joyce Yeatman, Douglas Inglis, Ernest Hill, Theresa Hyatt, Cynthia George, Joy Oehler Kouns, Tim Rayborn, Charles Ernest, Mike Harris, Jason Carlisle, Sherry McClendon Lee, Tommy Eggleston, Betty Wilder, Brenda Rogers, Linda Guillot, Daniel Henderson, David Lee, Amelia Anglin, Ladon Lloyd, Keith Cooper, Bill Breland, William Brady, Jr., Gary W. Dickman, John McGraw, Dr. J. V. McCrory, Sponsor. ii8 EDITOR BILLY RENICK The William Carey College basketball team ended the season with a respectable 12-13 won-lost record. The Crusaders got off to a slow start, but they finished the season very strong, winning their last four games in succession. Carey was led in scoring by Mike Necaise; he scored a record high 700 points in the season and averaged 29.1 points per game. Rick Ferrell and Rickey Corker followed Necaise in scoring with averages of 18.9 and 14.0 points, respectively. Corker was also the teams leading rebounder pulling down 1 1 .5 rebounds a game; Necaise was second in this category with an 11.3 rebounding average. Mike Necaise achieved the goal of being the first Crusader to ever go over the 2,000 career points. Necaise finished his career with 2,075 points. Mike, an Honorable mention All American twice, is expected to achieve Ail-American recognition. Crusaders Mike Necaise, 6 ' 5 , Senior Lowell Broome, 6 ' 3 , Senior Rick Corker, 6 ' 8 , Senior Rick Ferrell, 6 ' 3 , Senior Crusaders Anthony Ladner, 5 ' 10 , Junior Ron McKenzie, 6 ' 0 , Senior Tommy Prince, 6 ' 1 , Sophomore Forrest Stevenson, 5 ' 10 , Junior Crusaders Mike Black, 6 ' 9 , Junior James Harris, 6 ' 6 , Junior 1x4 Tommy Goodson, 6 ' 2 , Sophomore Tommy Bradshaw, Wally Hartel, Managers J ll Mj 1 McKenzie adds two Ferrell ' s follies That magic touch Basketball Up and under Corker Sandwich? It ' s Necaise again jM fc Ml ' S K jj;. W 1h llli ll{ Bgf ■ ' % t Rick rips for two But I wanted to dunk it Two more for Number 24 SEASON RECORD 85 Baptist Christian 87 102 Baptist Christian 91 81 Southeastern Louisiana 88 88 Livingston State 100 69 Louisiana College 68 93 Nichols State 107 81 Southeastern Louisiana 79 76 Louisiana Tech 77 109 Athens College 97 62 Louisiana College 84 122 Mississippi College 99 74 Belhaven College 86 82 Baptist Christian 73 99 Spring Hill College 103 91 Nichols State 88 74 Millsaps College 68 68 Jackson State 77 67 Belhaven College 81 73 Livingston University 80 73 Jackson State 77 55 Delta State 81 82 Millsaps College 78 89 Spring Hill College 85 105 Delta State 104 78 Belhaven College 69 Future Crusader. First Row: Buddy Daughdrill, Ashley Stephenson, Steve Dallas, Alan Lard. Second Row: Russ Harr, George Hill, Jim Young, Eddie Mitchell, Therrell Myers. Junior Varsity First Row Juh( Unwin Flaint Ross Berky Adkins. Second Row: Celeste Aldridge, Sandie Rivera, Merleen Knesel. 12,9 Varsity Cheerleaders Carey ' s Varsity Cheerleaders promoted the roaring spirit of Carey fans at home games as well as out-of-town games this year. Prior to the basketball season, they attended the National Cheerleader Clinic at U.S.M. — where they won several ribbons in competition. The well organized squad was sponsored by Miss Joann Triggs who supported them and the team on all away games. As a finale to the 1970-71 season, they sponsored a bonfire and pep rally in support of the Crusaders. 130 Jackie Cochran, Captain Vicki Morrison Linda Byrd Darlene Mitchell 131 Wanda TuUos Junior Broome, Anthony Ladner, Leroy Luke, Reid Hopper, Tommy Goodson, Jim Smith, Louis Guirola, Jeff Randall, Randy Pope, Ashley Stephenson BasebaU 1970-71 The 1970 Crusader baseball team finished their season with a respectable 16-12 won-lost record. The Crusaders were led at the plate by big first baseman Jim Smith with a .336 batting average. Smith was followed by Bill Kouns who hit .305. Smith also led the team in RBI ' s while Kouns led in the home run category. Kouns was one of Carey ' s leading pitchers with a 5-5 record and a 2.62 ERA. Bill Collins also carried much of the pitching load for Carey with a 4-5 record and an excellent earned run average of 2.47. Following the 1970 season three of Carey ' s players received honors. Jim Smith and Junior Broome were named to the NAIA Honorable Mention Ail-American team; Broome was also named to the All-District team. Bill Kouns, following three excellent seasons with Carey, signed a professional baseball contract with the Boston Red Sox. Hiram Lucius, Mike Harris, Renaker, Clyde Dearman. Ben Richard Hiram Lucius, Terrell (Bo) Freeman, Jim Barber, David Catlett, Randy Pope, Forrest Stevenson, Steve Goodrich, Mark Berberich Claude Yarborough. Lettermen Team Captains: Jim Smith, Junior Broome Jeff Randall Tommy Goodson 133 Randy Pope Lettermen Mike Harris Louis Guirola iiMM 134 Anthony Ladner Jim Smith Lettermen Claude Yarborough Jim Barber 135 Terrell Freeman Junior Broome Baseball ■ ' Going for the fence - 0 ' - Temper, temper I ' m an R.B.I. 36 Hit the dirt J.R. ' ■ V , . 5 . I v1 M J .ol ' ' T '  . 1 ■ ' I ' c ' - ■ - JrV ' 1; rc ' K  A ' I ' ' J - ' :V. Lib . ' ti J. .Jf i . k Ml A. - V:Orfi lii - Wv -- I WW W  |(|fy, ' .- 1 ' lEI?l 3i  ' M mm ' Ci ■ -- - ■ ■ S3w ♦ •♦►-•I ■• ««ai« - • ' V ite, .c ' . . -- ■ - b FOrTORS CHhRlL PARKER MARY EVON BAGGETT SENIOR DIRECTORY SUE ROUNDS Senior Class Officers Jim Smith, President Bill Kouns, Vice-President l% l Judi Bamette, Secretary-Treasurer 139 Sue Rounds, S.G.A. Representative Seniors WILLIAM AINSWORTH Pachuta DAVE ALLISON Petal AMELIA ANGLIN Shannon BRENDA ASHLEY Hazlehurst HARRY BAILEY New Orleans, Louisiana DEBORAH BALZLI Mobile, Alabama JIMMIE BARBER JUANITA BARNES Franklinton, Louisiana Hattiesburg JUDI BARNETTE Hattiesburg PHILLIP BARNETTE Hattiesburg MICHAEL BARR Gulfport DAVID BEASLEY Tupelo EDWARD BEEBE JO ANN BLAIR Anderson, South Carolina Laurel JR PEN P PfPHR PENNY BOND Perkinston LEWIS BORDELON Lafayette, Louisiana JEAN BOSARGE Gulfport WILMER BOURN Hattiesburg DONNIE BOUTWELL Carriere TROY BRELAND Beaumont Seniors JAMES BROADHEAD LOWELL BROOM Laurel Picayune JOYCE BROWN Laurel RONNIE BURGE Poplarville MARY CAMPBELL Pensacola, Florida CRAIG CHRISTOPHER JOHN COCHRAN New Orleans, Louisiana Stringer DANNY COOK Tupelo GRADY COOLEY Birmingham, Alabama DAVID COWARD Ocean Springs REX DuBOSE Orlando, Florida MIRIAM DUCK Hattiesburg JAMES DUNKLEY Hattiesburg ROBERT EARLS Cocoa, Florida TOMMY EGGLESTON Belle Chasse, Louisiana ANDREW DAVIS Blountstown, Florida HENRY DEWS Norfolk, Virginia SHERRY DIAMOND Jay, Florida CONNIE DRISKELL Milton, Florida DELORES DuBOSE Satsuma, Alabama Seniors JAMES EVERETT DAVID EWTON Hattiesburg Jacksonville, Florida RAY FOUNTAIN Mt. Olive TERRELL FREEMAN CHARLES GAMBRELL Birmingham, Alabama Petal R. D. GARDNER Jacksonville, Florida JIMMIE GARRARD Meridian VONCILE GASTON Hattiesburg VINCENT GAUGLER Clara ELOISE GAYDEN Beaumont WOODROW GIBBS Saraland, Alabama CURTIS GRAY Prentiss CHARLES GRIFFITH TOMMY HASSELL TINA HEADRICK B )?alousa, Louisiana Tupelo Laurel DANIEL HENDERSON Laurel ERNEST HILL JR. Sardis ROBERT HILL Quitman JERRY HO New Castle, Indiana SANDRA HOLLIMAN Hattiesburg Seniors WOODROW HORN Hickory VIRGIL HORSLEY Leeds, Alabama DOROTHY HOWSE Hattiesburg DEBORAH HULL Louisville lii . :: DORIS JONES Gloster BOBBIE JORDAN Waynesboro DEBORAH JORDAN Hattiesburg TOMMY KESSINGER Ocean Springs CINDY ISHEE Laurel DENNIS KNIGHT Laurel JOY KOUNS Biloxi DAVID KREY Metairie, Louisiana LARRY LeFLORE Hattiesburg LADON LLOYD Pensacola, Florida ROBERT LONGWITZ Hattiesburg SANDRA LOTT McHenry JAMES MADDEN Hattiesburg CHARLOTTE MARTIN Hattiesburg GREGORY MARTIN Hattiesburg EMORY MAY Palatka, Florida Seniors KENT MeGEHEE Hattiesburg ■. ANN MILLER Morganton, North Carolina ROBERT MILLS Miami, Florida WILLIAM MIMS Lucedale DARLENE MITCHELL Picayune MARGARET MITCHELL JANE MORGAN Lumberton Mobile, Alabama VICKI MORRISON Hattiesburg REGINALD MORSE Foley, Alabama DEBORAH MOSS Moss RICKY MUNN Meridian RICHARD MURRAY Biloxi JOHN McGREW Vossburg VIGINIA MOTON Alexandria, Virginia RONALD McKENZIE Lucasville, Ohio JIMMY NAZARY Carthage JULIA PARKER Greenville, Alabama WAYNE PARKER Wade ELIZABETH PERRY TWERNELLA PITTMAN Columbia Columbia Seniors LUCILLE POLK Hattiesburg REBECCA POLK Columbia CLYDE POUND Selden STEPHEN PROFFER Berkeley, Missouri MARY QUALLS Hattiesburg NANCY RAYBORN Hattiesburg TIMOTHY RAYBORN Hattiesburg REBECCA RHODES Mobile, Alabama MICHAEL RICHARDS Spencer, Iowa JOHN ROBINSON Woodbury, Tennessee VAL ROBINSON Hattiesburg BARBARA ROGERS Ocean Springs TOMMY ROGERS Harvey, Louisiana SUE ROUNDS Liverpool, New York GARREL ROWELL Heidelberg LARRY RUDDER Marshall, Texas AL SAHAYDAK Hattiesburg BRENDA SATTERWHITE EDWARD SCHAMBACH Bay Springs Pass Christian HAROLD SEALY Saraland, Alabama Seniors JANICE SHARP Carthage JOHN SHARP Madden DAVID SHIELDS Hattiesburg LINDA SHIPLEY Poland, Ohio GARY SHOWS Petal NANCY SHOWS Moselle MARILYN SIMMONS Columbia DAVID SMITH Beaumont KAREN SMITH Magnolia LINDA SMITH Brookhaven REGINALD SMITH HAZEL SNELL Moselle Panama City, Florida ARLIE SPALDING Moselle DOROTHY SPALDING DOUGLAS SPROAT. Moselle Meridian DONNA STRINGER CHARLES STUART Hattiesburg Hattiesburg JAN SUMRALL Carriere LARRY TAGERT Citronelle, Alabama SACHOLAR TAYLOR Hattiesburg BETTY TETER Lumberton Seniors DREW THOENSEN Media, Pennsylvania S. C. THOMAS Hattiesburg JAMES TILLMAN Laurel DWIGHT TRIPPE Hattiesburg RODDY TURNER WILLI AM TURNER DERRICK VICKERS Greenville, South Carolina West Point Whigham, Georgia CHRISTINE VIETS Sumrall MIKE WADE Laurel ALLEN WEGER Laurel DIANNE WELLS Marion DAVID WEST Jay, Florida HOLLIS WHITAKER BETTY WILDER Titusville. Florida Belden Z DONALD WILLIAMS Summit NANCY WILSON Beaumont NANCY WISE DAVID WOLGAMOTT CHARLENE WRIGHT Jayess Ellisville Seminary Junior Class Officers Donna Stringer, President Cheryl Parker, Vice-President Nan Neves, S.G.A. Representative 148 Joyce Yeatman, Secretary-Treasurer Juniors CHARLES ANDERSON Hattiesburg WILLIAM ANDERSON Columbus, Georgia MARY BAGGETT Bogalousa, Louisiana JOHN BARBER MacCIenny, Florida LULA BARNES Bassfield JOHN BARNETT Yazoo City LYNN BEASLEY Versatilles, Missouri TIM BERRY Hattiesburg VERLEE BOND Hattiesburg BETTY BOOTHE Milton, Florida WILLIAM BRADY Suitland, Maryland EVELYN BRELAND Brooklyn WILLIAM BRELAND Hattiesburg SANDY BRICE Baton Rouge, Louisiana ALICE BRISTER Columbia JAMES BROWN Bay Springs JIM BROWN Long Beach RODGER BROWN Magnolia TERRY BROWN Hattiesburg ROBERT BROWNLEE Gulfport Juniors LARY BURTON Birmingham, Alabama LINDA BYRD Mobile, Alabama PAULA CAMP Chipley, Florida JASON CARLISLE Montevideo, Uruguay CRESTON CARTER Laurel GARY CHENEY Ferguson, Kentucky JOHN CLEARMAN Sumrall JACKIE COCHRAN McLain DARYL COLEMAN Moss Point DEBBIE COOK Dallas, Texas ROBERT COOPER Quitman ROY CORDLE Gadsden, Alabama GEORGE CORNETT Laurel KENNY CORTELLO Metairie, Louisiana VIOLA COTTRELL Attapulgus, Georgia EUGENE COVINGTON Waynesboro BETH COX Duncan, South Carolina BARBARA CREEL Carriere DIANNE CREEL Prentiss JOHN CRENSHAW Warner Robbins, Georgia Juniors BETTY CROCKER Hattiesburg JOHNNY CROSBY Collins GLENN DAVIS Hattiesburg RICHARD DAVIS Toccoa, Georgia DONALD DOGGETT Bay Springs NELDA DURANT Bay Minette, Alabama CARL EDWARDS Columbus EVA EKES Neely CHARLES ERNEST Mobile, Alabama JOE ERNEST Mobile, Alabama MARTHA EVANS Waynesboro PENNY FAIRLAND Meridian JAN FAITH Mobile, Alabama CAROLYN FELTER Metairie, Louisiana DON FLYNT Jackson KAY FOIL Tylertown JAMES FORTENBERRY Tylertown DORIS GAINES Hattiesburg EARL GAMBLE Jackson PENNY GIANELLONI Baton Rouge, Louisiana Juniors LEON GIORGIO, JR. New Orleans, Louisiana RICKY GRAY Fo3tworth LINDA GUILLOT Chalmette, Louisiana LOUELLA GUINN Hattiesburg BETTY GULLETT Hattiesburg EUGENE GULLETT Hattiesburg RICHARD GUNTHER Merrick, New York WAYNE HALL Mannolia JOE HARRIS Cross Anchor, South Carolina GREG HATFIELD Newport, Kentucky LYNDA HAVENS Crystal Springs RONALD HELMINTALER Allen Park, Michigan GEORGE HENDRY Laurel STEVE HILL Biloxi GILDA HOLLAND Brooklyn THERESA HYATT Moss Point GORDON INGLIS Gulf port LINDA JACKSON Rich ton ROBERT JEFFERY Mobile, Alabama BARBARA JOHNSON Osyka Juniors MARTHA JOHNSON Hattiesburg ARLENE JONES Waynesboro SAMUEL JONES Northport, Alabama DAVID KEEN Brooklyn RITA KEMP Petal AL KORNMAN Biloxi MIKE LATHAM New Orleans, Louisiana BRENDA LEE Hazlehurst DAVID LEE JR. Memphis, Tennessee BILLY RAY LEE Hattiesburg WAYNE LENOIR Hattiesburg BETTY LEWIS Hattiesburg LOUIS LINTON Hattiesburg ROBERT MACK Laurel DONNY MAGERS Tupelo LINDA MAGERS Tupelo DIANE MATTHEW Metairie, Louisiana MARILYN MATTHEWS Grenada VIRGIL MAURY Hattiesburg JOHN McGRAW Greenville, South Carolina Juniors NANCY McKINNEY Mobile, Alabama SUE MITCHELL Wiggins LARRY MONTGOMERY Tupelo BYRON MORGAN Jackson JUDY MORRIS Houma, Louisiana LAVAHN MOSS Laurel MARCIA MOSS Hattiesburg MIRIAM MOSS Moss PATSY MYERS Columbia NAN NEVES Fountain Inn, South Carolina WALLACE NEWTON Greenville, Alabama NANCY NICHOLSON Lakeland, Florida CHERYL PARKER Pass Christian DEBORAH PERRY Biloxi HILTON PITTMAN Purvis JEWEL PITTMAN Tylertown RHONDA PORTER Heidelberg DON PRACH Littleneck, New York SANDRA REEVES Mt. Olive PATTI RE ID Mobile, Alabama Juniors BILLY RENICK Petal BECKY REYNOLDS Hattiesburg JOHN RHODES Little Rock DONALD RICKS Kentwood, Louisiana GARY RIVERS Soso LINDA ROBBINS Satsuma, Alabama JUDY ROBERTS Fort Myers, Florida BRENDA ROGERS Petal LORRAINE RUMORE Tampa, Florida JOHN RUSSELL Petal MARGARET SANFORD Collins DEBBIE SAUER Jackson HOWARD SCARBOROUGH Jackson HAROLD SCHMIDT Hattiesburg KATHY SCOTT Mobile, Alabama FRANK SERTIN Hattiesburg JOYCE SHORTS Bassfield TOWANDA SHOWERS Longwood, Florida OTHO SISSON Enterprise GREGORY SMITH Petal Juniors FRANK SPANO Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey RICHAiUD SPEARMAN Greenville, South Carolina ARNOLD STEIN Metairie, Louisiana FORREST STEVENSON South Portsmouth, Kentucky ALFRED STEWART JR. Petal DANIEL STRAYER Prentiss GARY SUDDITH Sandersville PHILIP SUMRALL Laurel JOHN SUTTON Ruston, Louisiana JAMES THURMAN JR. Vicksburg WILLIAM TILLMAN Hattiesburg VIRGINIA TUCKER Amory CHARLES TYNES Poplarville MELVIN ULMER New Orleans, Louisiana RICHARD VARNADO Poplarville MICHAEL VESTAL Lovingston, Virginia ELMER VOLLMAN Brooklyn JIMMY WALLEY Richton WANDA WATERS Bay Minette, Alabama ERMA WELDY Gulfport Juniors MICHAEL WEST Petal JOHN WESTMORELAND High Springs, Florida RICHARD WHITE Hattiesburg WANDA WILLSON Purvis KAREN WILSON Chipley, Florida R. C. WOODS Vicksburg KATHY WOULLARD DeLand, Florida CLAUDE YARBOROUGH Bay St. Louis BECKI YEAGER Hattiesburg DAVID YEAGER Mobile, Alabama JOYCE YEATMAN Petal Happiness is Sophomore Class Officers Becky Speed, Vice-President Steve Goodrich, President Kathy Hatchell, S.G.A. Representative 158 Beverly Willson, Secretary-Treasurer Sophomores KAY ALLEN Vero Beach, Florida WILLIAM A fDERSON Hattiesburg DONALD ARENDER Raleigh SANDRA BARTON Metairie, Louisiana CHARLES BASS Miami, Florida JAMES BECK Buras, Louisiana KATHIE BENGE Brookhaven LaDORIS BIAS Columbia TOMMY BRADSHAW Maryville, Tennessee PEGGY BRANTON Hattiesburg CHARLES BROWN Hattiesburg SHARON BROWN Oxnard, California SHIRLEY BROWN Hattiesburg FREDDY BRYANT Seminary WILLIAM CARTER Magnolia LINDA CASSADY Milton, Florida NANCY CHESHIRE Pensacola, Florida JAMES CHRISTIAN Biloxi WILLIAM COSTON Hattiesburg ALWILDA CRAWFORD Franklinton, Louisiana Sophomores Blip- ::i?i; PEGGY CULPEPPER Hattiesburg GRACE CURRAN Mobile, Alabama JUDY DAVIS Orangeburg, South Carolina LEWANA DEAN Bay Minette, Alabama THERESSA DENT HUttiesburg GARY DICKMAN Bay Minette, Alabama JUANITA DuBOSE Orlando, Florida ROSE DUNCAN Hattiesburg BETTIE EPTING Hattiesburg JIMMY FOSTER Leland TROY GAFFORD Memphis, Tennessee ALTHA GEMMILL Biloxi STEVE GOODRICH Satsuma, Alabama TOMMY GOODSON Brookhaven LaRUE GREGORY Hattiesburg LOUIS GUIROLA Pascagoula BETH HARGRAVE Gainesville, Florida BETH HARPER Silver Spring, Maryland KATHY HATCHELL Tampa, Florida HAROLD HAYNES Richton Sophomores JANE HEFLICK St. Petersburg, Florida LOTTIE HILTON Hattiesburg DAVID HOBBS Gulfport PAM HOLLIMAN Hattiesburg ANN HOLLINGSWORTH Quitman REID HOPPER Gulfport CHARLES HOWARD Birmingham, Alabama LYNDA JACKSON Hattiesburg CHARWAYNE JOHNSON Pascagoula SHIRLEY JOHNSON Carson DEBORAH JONES Hattiesburg LYNDA JONES Gulfport JAMIE KYTE Mobile, Alabama SARAH LANDRUM Gulfport SUSAN LANGSTON Jackson CONNIE LEE Biloxi DANIEL LINDSEY Jerusalem, Israel VICKI LORIMER Hattiesburg TERRI MacLEOD Windsor, New York TOMMY MANDINA Hattiesburg Sophomores CARLA MARSHALL Perth, Australia D I ANNE MARTIN Tylertown CAROLYN MASSEY Purvis GLENDA MAY Silver Creek TERRY MITCHELL Picayune WILLIAM McCALL Hattiesburg MONROE McCARDLE Brooklyn KAREN McCULLER New Orleans, Louisiana JO McDonald Picayune NEIL McGAUGHEY Prentiss WILLIE McINNIS Wiggins PEGGY McLAIN Greenville, Alabama LOUIS McLENDON Raymond MARILYN McMillan Mobile, Alabama JERRY McRANEY Hattiesburg ORA NIXON Hattiesburg EDWIN ONEIL Colimibia ETHEL PARCHMAN Cayman Brae, British West Indies WAYNE PERKINS Brandon JEFF RANDALL Gulfport Sophomores PAM RAYNER Laurel MARY RHODES Bayou LaBatre, Alabama JAMES RICH Kokomo JEANETTE RICHARDSON Mobile, Alabama DEBBIE ROBILLARD New Orleans, Louisiana LINDA SANDIFER Ackerman PENNY SAUCE Jeanerette, Louisiana BETH SCOTT Meridian JAMES SHUMAKER Meraux, Louisiana BETTY SLOCUM Mt. Hermon, Louisiana MIKE SMITH Hattiesburg BECKY SPEED Hattiesburg STEVE STARKIE Pensacola, Florida JOHN STEPHENS Gulfport JUDY STRANGWAY Pensacola, Florida JAMES SU SAo Paulo, Brazil STELLA SYKES Hattiesburg WANDA TULLOS Jackson RICHARD VAUGHN Hattiesburg DEBBIE WALKER Franklinton, Louisiana Sophomores WILLIAM WALLEY Hattiesburg WING-LOK WANG Kowloon, Hong Kong JAMES WATTS McComb LINDA WATTS Sumrall GILBERT WENDT Plainview, Texas JERRY WESTBROOK Bay Springs BEVERLY WILLSON Baton Rouge, Louisiana JAMES WINDHAM Butler, Alabama JUDY WINDHAM Taylorsville JENNA YOUNG Hattiesburg The Overview. Freshmen Class Officers Beckie Adkins, Secretary-Treasurer Steve Pawelkop, S.G.A. Representative Mac Ernest, President 165 Bill Benge, Vice-President Freshmen FREDDIE ABERCROMBIE Collins BECKIE ADKINS New Orleans, Louisiana SANDRA ALBRITTON Foxworth CELESTE ALDRIDGE Columbia GRACE ARMSTRONG Bassfield RONNIE BAGGETT Hattiesburg PAM BARNETT New Orleans, Louisiana BILL BENGE Brookhaven MARK BERBERICH Florence, Kentucky CANDACE BLACKMON Pensacola, Florida BONNIE BLALOCK Laurel MARTHA BLUMENTHAL New Orleans, Louisiana NAUL BODDEN Cayman Brae, Cayman Islands RAMONA BOLEWARE Carson CARLOS BOUTWELL Carriere JUDIE BRANDON Hattiesburg LARRY BRASWELL Tunice EDDIE BRAZILE Hattiesburg DEBORAH BRIGHT Hattiesburg CAROLYN BRITTON Hattiesburg . ' Freshmen DANTY BROWN Hattiesburg BENJAMIN CARTER Hattiesburg GREGORY CARTER Hattiesburg HARRY CARTER Bonneau, South Carolina LYNN CASON Homestead, Florida WILLIAM CATLETT Meridian WILSON CHAN Hong Kong, Hong Kong MICHAEL CLARK Baton Rouge, Louisiana JAMES COLE DeLand, Florida RONNIE COLE Pascagoula DAVID COOK Tupelo MARY COWART Hattiesburg TERRY CRAVEN Laurel PAMELA CROCKER Hattiesburg STEVE DALLAS Hebron, Kentucky CHARLES DAUGHDRILL Pensacola, Florida DIANNE DAVIS Hattiesburg PATRICIA DAVIS Silverhill, Alabama BRENDA DEDMON Athens, Alabama CYNTHIA DICKERSON Laurel Freshmen LINDA DILLARD Bush, Louisiana BRENDA DRAUGHN Hattiesburg HELEN DRISKELL Wilmer, Alabama DARLENE DUCK Bay Minette, Alabama MAC ERNEST Hattiesburg BILLY FAIRLEY Hattiesburg MIKE FOLDS Pensacola, Florida PETER FONTINHA Jamaica, New York JACQUELYN FOWLER Hattiesburg CABELLO GARZA Arriago Chiapas, Mexico BRUCE GIBBONS Jackson MYRTLE GILMORE Morgan City, Louisiana NORMA HALLMAN Mobile, Alabama ELIZABETH HAMILTON Covington, Louisiana GLENN HARPER Port St. Joe, Florida RUSSELL HARR Otway, Ohio CYNTHIA HART Hattiesburg WALLY HARTEL Gulfport PATRICIA HICKMAN Wiggins WALTER HINTON Baton Rouge, Louisiana Freshmen CHARLES HOLMES Columbia R. HONGSIRINUKUL Bangkok, Thailand CONRAD HOWELL Pontotoc JULIAN HOYES Palmira, Columbia JULIE HUBBARD Tucker, Georgia PATRICIA IKERD Arabi, Louisiana MARY JEFFERSON Columbia JENNIFER JEFFREY Mobile, Alabama SANDRA JOHNSON Summit ANTHONY KALBERG Gulf port MELINDA KEYES Hattiesburg MERLEEN KNESEL New Orleans, Louisiana LEANN KOSS Newburgh, New York ROBERT KURZWEG Metairie, Louisiana BRENDA LAIRD Tylertown ALAN LARD Holden, Louisiana CAROL LeBLANC New Orleans, Louisiana CLARENCE LEWIS Hattiesburg GUY LINDSEY Hattiesburg ROBERT LINDSEY Jerusalem, Israel r ' mm Freshmen CHEN LIU Sao Paulo, Brazil ROSE LOVERN Leiand DEBBIE LUMPKIN Bogalusa, Louisiana CAROL MARTIN Hattiesburg STEPHEN McCALL Eight Mile, Alabama FRANCES McCLAMROCH Moss Point MATTIE McFARLAND Hattiesburg WILLIE McFARLAND Hattiesburg CLI ANN McGeHEE Liberty FLOSSIE McLEMORE Hattiesburg EDITH McMICKLE Hattiesburg BECKY McNEESE Hattiesburg A. G. McSWAIN New Agusta THEODIS McSWAIN New Agusta ALDIE MIDDLETON Roxie JAMES MITCHELL Petal MARIE MORGAN Miami, Florida BERNICE MORRIS Laurel WILLIAM MOSES Hattiesburg OREN MYERS Laurel Freshmen KWAN MO NG Hong Kong PATTI NORMAND Mobile, Alabama JUDY OWENS Hattlesburg WILLIE PARKER Laurel EILEEN PAULSON Lake Wales, Florida STEVE PAWELKOP Tampa, Florida VAN PAYNE Lucedale IVY PERRY Houma, Louisiana MICKEY PIERCE New Orleans, Louisiana KURD PITTMAN Columbia KAREN PRICE Harrisonburg, Louisiana MARGARET RAYBON Petal SARAH RAYBORN Hattiesburg SHARON REEVES Hattiesburg DAVID RENAKER Florence, Kentucky BEN RICHARDSON Hebron, Kentucky SANDRA RIVERA New Orleans, Louisiana JOHN ROBBINS New Orleans, Louisiana MATTIE ROBERTS Hattiesburg MARTHA ROBINSON EUisville Freshmen THELMA ROBINSON St. Maurice, Louisiana DANIEL ROSS Hattiesburg MARILYN ROSS Hattiesburg RONALD ROSS Moss Point KENNETH RUSSELL New Sarpy, Louisiana REBECCA SADLER Oakland, Florida PAMELA SAUCIER Picayune DONALD SCHNEEWEISS Newfield, New Jersey DON SCHWAB Metairie, Louisiana RANDY SCOTT Hattiesburg JOSEPH SEALY Saraland, Alabama BRENDA SHORT Pensacola, Florida GLORIA SMITH Summit J. L. SMITH Hattiesburg LARRY SMITH Hattiesburg WILLIAM SMITH Hattiesburg ARLIE SPALDING JR. Moselle SANDRA SPANGENBERG Chipley, Florida JAMES STALLINGS Hattiesburg JACK STANLEY New Augusta Freshmen DENNIS STEIN New Orleans, Louisiana GLENN STEPHENSON Chickasaw, Alabama LUCY SUMMER Foxworth PATRICIA SYLVEST New Augusta ROBERT TAYLOR Hattiesburg VALORIA TAYLOR Hattiesburg GEORGIE THOMAS Liberty RAY THOMAS Hattiesburg VICTOR TROLIO Jacljson LEWIS TROTTER Hattiesburg JULIE UNWIN Panokee, Florida ANTONIO VITO Hattiesburg REBECCA WALTERS Natchez BECKY WARE Mobile, Alabama BARBARA WATTS Hattiesburg JAMES WEBB Hattiesburg DIANE WILD Riverview, Florida HANK WILKINSON McComb LINDA WRIGHT Hattiesburg JAMES YOUNG Wheelersburg, Ohio Senior Directory AINSWORTH, WILLIAM L Pachuta ANGLIN, AMELIA A Shannon Delta Omicron; MENC; Junior-Senior Honors Program. ASHLEY, BRENDA J Hazlehurst AVVS, President; Feature and Assoc. Editor of the Cobbler; Litaeans, v.p.; SGA; SNEA; YWA ' s; BSU, social chairman; Beauty 1969-70 1970-71; Who ' s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges; May Day Court 1971. BAILEY, HARRY T New Orleans, Louisiana Creative Writers Club, Dean ' s List. BALZLI, DEBORAH M Mobile, Alabama Dean ' s List; SGA recording secretary 69-70; May Day Maid 68-69; Serampore players, social chairman; Thalians, secretary; Alpha Psi Omega, president business manager; Cobbler staff 67-68; Sr. representative to AWS Judiciary Court 70-71. B.- RBER, JIMMY O Franklinton, Louisiana C Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. BARNES, JUANITA Hattiesburg BARNETTE, JUDI T Hattiesburg Cheerleader 67-68 68-69; Outstanding Freshman award; Home Economics Club; Chi Beta Phi, officer 70-71; Alpha Lambda, president 70-71. BARNETTE, PHILLIP P Hattiesburg Cheerleader 68-69; Kappa Mu Epsilon, president; Lambda Iota Tau; Chi Beta Phi. BARR, MICHAEL D Gulfport BEASLEY, DAVID V Tupelo Ministerial Assoc. BEEBE, EDWARD F Anderson, South CaroHna BLAIR, JO ANN Laurel BOND, PENNY A Perkinston BORDELON, LEWIS O Lafayette, Louisiana Baseball; Phi Beta Lambda; Dorm Council. BOSARGE, GEORGE Gulfport BOSARGE, LUCYE JEAN Gulfport Dean ' s List; Chi Beta Phi. BOURN, WILMER H Hattiesburg BOUTWELL, DONNIE R Carriere BRELAND, TROY L Beaumont BROADHEAD, JAMES A Laurel BROOM, LOWELL S Picayune C Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Junior Senior Class Favorite; Varsity Basketball. BROWN, JOYCE Laurel BURGE, RONNIE Poplarville CAMPBELL, MARY E Pensacola. Assoc, of Church Musicians; Chorale 1967-1971. CHRISTOPHER, CRAIG L . .New Orleans, Louisiana Kappa Mu Epsilon; Chi Beta Phi. COCHRAN, JOHN W Stringer COOK, DANNY E Tupelo Chorale 1967-1971; Junior class president COOLEY, GRADY C Birmingham, Alabama Cobbler Staff COWARD, DAVID R Ocean Springs DAVIS, ANDREW L Blountstown, Florida DEWS, HENRY L Chesapeake, Virginia DIAMOND, SHERRY C Jay, Florida Alpha Lambda, officer; Dorm Council; Dean ' s List I: Thalians. DRISKILL, CONNIE L Milton, Florida Art Club, sec-trea.; Litaean Society. DUBOSE, DELORES J Satsuma, Alabama Cobbler staff; Thalians; YWA ' s; BSU; Chapel Choir. DUBOSE, REX M Orlando, Florida Alpha Psi Omega, playwright; president- Serampore Players. DUCK, MIRIAM C Jackson MENC; Delta Omicron; Chapel Choir; Band. DUNKLEY, JAMES E Hattiesburg EARLS, ROBERT L Cocoa, Florida Circle K; M.A.; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. EGGLESTON, TOMMY D Belle Chasse, Louisiana State MENC president; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Stage Band; Chorale 1967-1971; President-AMS EVERETT, JAMES P Hattiesburg EULON, DAVID R Jacksonville, Florida FOUNTAIN, JAMES RAY Mt. Olive Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Assoc, of Church Musicians; Corale FREEMAN, TERRELL H Birmingham, Alabama Baseball; P.E. Club. GAMBRELL, CHARLES B Petal Fr.-Sr. Honors program; Theta Kappa Sigma, sec.-treas.; Chi Beta Phi; M.A.: Kappa Mu Epsilon; Dean ' s List I. GARDNER, R. D Jacksonville, Florida Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. GRAY, CURTIS L Prentiss GARRARD, JIMMIE D Meridian GASTON, VONCILE M • Hattiesburg GAUGLER, VINCENT H Clara GA YDEN, ELOISE Beaumont President ' s List; SNEA GIBBS, WOODROW J Saraland, Alabama SNEA; Pre-Med club. GRIFFITH, CHARLES E Bogalousa, Louisiana HASSELL, TOMMY Tupelo Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Chorale 1967-1971. HEADRICK, TINA S Laurel Stage Band; Chapel Choir; BSU. HENDERSON, DANIEL L Laurel M.A.; Sr. Honors Program; R.E. club. HILL, ERNEST D Sardis Jr.-Sr. Honors Program; Who ' s Who Among Students in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges 70-71. HILL, ROBERT E Quitman HO, CHEN JU (JERRY) New Castle, Indiana Art Club HOLLIMAN, SANDRA C Hattiesburg HORN, WOODROW Hickory HORSLEY, VIRGIL H Leeds, .-Alabama 174 Senior Directory HOWSE, DOROTHY V Hattiesburg HULL, DEBORAH Louisville SNEA ISHEE, KASCINDA G Laurel SNEA JONES, DORIS P Gloster YWA ' s; Thalians; SNEA JORDAN, BOBBIE J Waynesboro Pre-med Club; Chi Beta Phi. JORDAN, DEBORAH Hattiesburg KESSINGER, TOMMY C Ocean Springs Pre-Med club, president. KNIGHT, DENNIS H Laurel KOUNS, BILL Hattiesburg Baseball; Basketball; C Club. KOUNS, JOY Hattiesburg Honors program; Home Economics Club; Freshman Home- coming Maid; Basketball Homecoming Maid. KREY, DAVID R Metairie, Louisiana Phi Beta Lambda. LEE, SHERRY McCLENDON Hattiesburg CRUSADER- editor; Outstanding Debater Award; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Dean ' .s List; Thalians; Serampore Players; Lambda Iota Tau; Chapel Committee; Fr.-Sr. Honors Program; Student Court; Academic Council; Public Relations Committee. LEBLANC, RANDY Bogalousa, Louisiana Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, president; Dean ' s List; Association of Church Musicians; Chorale. LEFLORE, LARRY Hattiesburg LLOYD, LADON Pensacola, Florida Honors Program; M.A. LONGWITZ, ROBERT F Hattiesburg Dean ' s List. LOTT, SANDRA F McHenry Thalians, president; SNEA; May Day Court- 69-70 70-71. MADDEN, JAMES P Hattiesburg MARTIN, CHARLOTTE V Hattiesburg MARTIN, GREGORY W Hattiesburg Fr. class president. MAY, EMORY G Patalka, Florida MEGEHEE, KENT W Hattiesburg MILLER, ANN Morganton, South Carolina Thalians; Serampore Players; Home Economics Club; CRU- SADER-feature editor; AWS Vice president; Dorm Council; Student-Faculty social committee. MILLS, ROBERT T Miami, Florida Student Government; SUSGA; Circle K; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; M.A. MIMS, WILLIAM J Lucedale Cobbler staff. MITCHELL, DARLENE Picayune Litaean Society; Pre-Med Club, Cheerleader; BSU; YWA ' s. MITCHELL, MARGARET A Lumberton SNEA. MORGAN, JANE D Mobile, Alabama MORRISON, VICKIE Hattiesburg Phi Beta Lambda, social chairman, v. p.; Miss Carey Repre- sentative to the Miss Mississippi Pageant 1970; Cheerleader; Beauty 1969-1970; Thalian Society. MORSE, REGGIE L Foley, Alabama MORTON, VIRGINIA L Alexandria, Virginia Chorale; SNEA. MOSS, DEBORAH E Moss Delta Omicron; MENC. MUNN, RICKY H Meridian Chorale; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Assoc, of Church Musicians. MURRAY, RICHARD A Biloxi McGREIN, JOHN W Vossburg McKENZIE, RONA LD E Lucasville, Ohio Student Government, president; C Club, vice president; Pi Gamma Mu, trea.; Young Republicans Club; Varsity Basketball; Administrative Council; Assoc, of Campus Presidents; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. NAZARY, JIMMY D Carthage PARKER, JULIA D Greenville, Alabama Delta Omicron; Chorale; Chaptel Choir; Litaeans. PARKER, WAYNE E Wade Chorale; Chapel Choir; Crusader Band. PERRY, ELIZABETH A Columbia PITTMAN, TWERNELLA Columbia Home Economics Club. POLK, LUCILLE M Hattiesburg POLK, REBECCA Columbia Delta Omicron; Chorale. POUND, CLYDE Belden BSU; M.A. PROFFER, STEPHEN K Berkeley, Missouri C Club; Baseball (NAIA Championship); Outstanding Col- lege Athletes of America 1970. QUALLS, MARY LOU Hattiesburg Library Club, president-secretary; Lambda Iota Tau; Del- phinians; SNEA. RAYBORN, NANCY C Hattiesburg SNEA, secretary. RAYBORN, TIMOTHY D Hattiesburg M.A. -president; SGA Judicial v. p.; Pi Gamma Mu. RHODES, REBECCA A Mobile, Alabama Delta Omicron; Chorale. RICHARDS, MICHAEL E Spencer, Iowa ROBINSON, JOHN A Woodbury, Tennessee ROBINSON, VALENTINE K Hattiesburg M.A.; BSU, president; State BSU executive council; Mission Fellowship; Circle K, president; Fr. class v.p. ROGERS, BARBARA J Bay Springs ROGERS, TOMMY H Harvey, Louisiana Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges ROUNDS, SUE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Thalians; May Day Maid; Dorm Council; CRUSADER-feature editor senior directory; SGA junior and senior class repre- sentative; Asst. editor BULLSHEET: Jr. Sr. class favorite; Who ' s Who Among Students in .American Universities and Colleges. 75 Senior ROWELL, GARREL Heidelberg RUDDER, LARRY L Marshall, Texas SAHAYDAK, AL Hattiesburg SATTERWHITE, BRENDA Bay Springs Chorale. SCHAMBACH, EDWARD L Pass Christian SEALY, H.AROLD N Saraland, Alabama C Club; Dean ' s List; Polk Hall-president. SHARP, JANICE E Carthage SNEA. SHARP, JOHN E Madden .American Bible Society Award; M.A.; Theta Kappa Sigma. SHEILDS, DAVID W Hattiesburg SHIPLEY, LINDA L Poland, Ohio SNEA; Litaeans. SHOWS, GARY B Petal Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Chorale. SHOWS, NANCY LINDLEY Moselle Litaean society; May Day Maid; Sophomore Class secretary; CRUSADER, class editor; Dorm council; SNEA; Chapel Choir. SIMMONS, MARILYN Columbia Dean ' s List; Thalians; SNEA; Chapel Choir; YWA ' s. SMITH, DAVID A Beaumont Fellowship of Christian Athletes. SMITH, KAREN E Magnolia Thalians; SNEA; YWA ' s; Home Economics Club. SMITH, LINDA Brookhaven SNE.A; BSU executive council; Jr. Representative to AWS; YWA, president; Thalian society; Dean ' s List; Religious Activi- ties Committee. SMITH, REGINAL V Moselle SNELL, HAZEL Panama City, Florida Chorale; Chapel Choir: MENC; Assoc, of Church Musicians V.P.; Delta Omicron, director of music activities; Band; Bryan Music Scholarship. SPALDING, ARLIE E Moselle SPALDING, DOROTHY S Moselle SPROAT, DOUGLAS, K Meridian Chapel Choir. STRINGER, DONNA E Hattiesburg Thalians; Junior class president; Jr. class Homecoming Maid; SNEA. STUART, CHARLES E Hattiesburg Directory SUMRALL, BEVERLY J Carriere Litaeans; SNEA. TAGERT, LARRY W Citronelle, Alabama Art Club; Chapel Choir; R.E. club; SNEA; BSU council. TAYLOR, NOXIE Louisville Chorale. TAYLOR, SACHOLAR B Hattiesburg TETER, BETTY L Lumberton THOENSEN, DREW E Media, Pennsylvania Phi Beta Lambda THOMAS, SEAMON C Hattiesburg Dean ' s List. TILLMAN, JAMES R Laurel Pre-Med Club. TRIPPE, DWIGHT B Hattiesburg Personalities of the South 1969-70. TURNER, RODDY C Greenville, South Carolina Theta Kappa Sigma; Dean ' s List. TURNER, WILLIAM R West Point VICKERS, DERRICK A Whigham, Georgia VIETS, CHRISTINE E Sumrall Serampore Players; Alpha Psi Omega. WADE, MICHAEL M Laurel M.A.; R.E. club; Serampore Players. WEGER, ALLEN H Laurel WELLS, DIANE Marion SNEA; BSU; Art club; AWS council; Bass Hall president. WEST, DAVID G Jay, Florida Bryant Hall, president; AMS executive council; P. E. Club; SNEA. WHITAKER, HOLLIS A Titusville, Florida Prefident ' s List; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. WILDER, BETTY J Belden Jr.-Sr. Honors Program; MENC-president; Delta Omicron-V.P.; Chorale; Homccominj Maid; Phi Mu Alpha Sweetheart. WILLIAMS, DONALD A Summit Circle K; . ' Vrt Club; M.A.; Lawrence Hall-president. WILSON, NANCY L Beaumont WISE, NANCY BLACK Jayess Chi Beta Phi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Alpha Lambda; Serampore Players; Dorm Council; Chorale; AWS. WOLGAMOTT, DAVID R Seminary SNEA; Chi Beta Phi. 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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 in setting the pace of progress and development in South Mississippi. The people of Forrest County extend their best wishes to the ad- ministration, faculty, and s tudents of Carey College. Best of luck to Mississippi ' s friendliest college from Mississippi ' s friendliest county. FORREST COUNTY A good place to go to school and a good place to live HAHiESBURG, MISSISSIPPI IN MEMORIAM Mr. Claude Wilkes, Former Trustee Andrea Blackman, 1970 m m ■ i i l m is 11 s iMi ' m mm