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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

1976 CRUSADER William Carey College Hattiesburg, Mississipp Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Advisor Head Photographer Cherryl Wilson Shellyn Gresham Mrs. Evelyn McClure Ron Dyal honors 24 entertainment 44 spirit 64 service 94 guidance the college 168 our supporters 208 Two hundred years since the Dec- laration fjf Independence, cjne hundred years since Gettysburg, and seventy years since William Carey College was frjunded, v%e pause to pay homage to our fore- fathers. They sought liberty, the built and rebuilt, they sacrificed and served — they gave of themselves Most significant about these men who planted the seed that blossomed into a nation of liberty and justice is that they were the youth of their day. We pay trib- ute to their valor and strength, but some- how overlook that generation ' s youthfulness. What motivated these young men to such acts of valor and sacrifice? Was it the nostalgia of brave rebels in their his- tory? Was it hope of a new and brighter tomorrow? Or was it not instead our forefathers belief in themselves as citi- zens of the present? This year is a time of meaningful rededi- cation to the ideals that inspired these youth of the past. i L y : I i si J 5 ' ' ? b?. - ' ' - ' - As we reflect over two centuries in this Bicentennial ear, we, as free men and women, deserve the luxur of viewing ourselves as important and relevant to our time. • • • • It is only nfjw that w ; have thf; powfrr to (;ff(;( t tomorrf w. ▼.ff In this patriot year, we at William Carey College place attentive consideration on the heritage of our school. We affectionately remember and salute the following men: W.E. Thames, the pioneer educator who founded our college; W.S.F. latum, wealthy lumber- man and campus land donor; W.W. Rivers, our first college president; and Dr. ).L. Johnson, Dr. W.E. Hoi- comb, Dr. I.E. Rouse, and Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester, successive presidents who each worked faithfully to further the development of William Carey College. We recognize their diligent service and the super- fluous yielding of their selves and their resources. iTii iim— 1 Ill iiMi I ' — . t, . ■ 1 V M 1 B 1 ■ • i H n _y 1 K !!S nw !!T JF 9 w ,v ai i f urn DEDICATION If you hear an infectious laugh and a jok- ing voice down the hallway and then come upon a tail, handsome man, chances are you have just run into Dr. Hugh Dickens holding forth in the vice- president ' s office. Dr. Dickens returned to William Carey College the summer of 1973 as Vice President for Development and Director of Graduate Education and Continuing Education. He previously served as Chairman of the Department of Education here before going to Co- lumbia, Mississippi, as Superintendent of the Columbia Separate School District. A truly Christian gentleman in every sense pi the word. Dr. Dickens works masterfully with people in all walks of life from young newly entering freshmen to older graduate students in one of the graduate centers through out the state. A friend of all, he counts among his associ- ates the wealthy and important, but is not impressed with his own importance. DR. HUGH DICKENS When individuals become visible to their fellow students by distinguishing them- selves above and beyond the norm, they are honored by their peers. Whether it be in scholastics, athletics, campus or group leadership, publications, etc., these are the students to whom William Carey College has accorded recognition and well-deserved praise. Everyday, whether we wish it or not, we transmit our values to others or allow those values to fade a little by non-ac- tion. Life is never stagnate; nor can val- ues be. Tomorrow will exist only if we make today count. honors Interior photograph taken in- side the Turner House , by the gracious permission of Mr. James Henry Turner, )r. class favorites I BEAUTIES who ' s who among students in american universities colleges Each year a select number of students are chosen by the faculty and staff members to be recognized for their ex- cellence in academic achievement, their com- petent leadership ability, and their willingness to serve the college and the community. Because Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities Colleges is a national organization, it is both an honor and a privilege to be nominated. WHO ' S WHO WHO ' S WHO LEADERSHIP AWARD Mary Jane Britton r. ' ■. ■J CITIZENSHIP AWARD It SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Janet B. Vest HOMECOMING COURT ESCORTS MISS CAREY COLLEGE Bobbye Wood will reign as Miss Carey College 1976. Miss Wood was crowned Miss Carey by the 1975 title-holder, Cherry! Wilson on February 12, 1976 in the most entertaining pageant in Carey ' s history. Miss Wood will represent Carey in Vicksburg at the Miss Mississippi Pageant in July. Cherry! Wilson was a preliminary talent winner and among the top ten finalists at the 1975 Miss Mississippi Pageant. | f- l ' - T ?r - -. r ' -- - - ' ' ;— - 7 ' y Of the challenges and pressures that face students, the struggle to overcome destructive boredom is supreme in the impending quest for personal tranquility. Carey has designed a unique and ample spectrum of collegiate entertain ment to aid in this search. entertainment carey summer showcase— 1 carey summer showcase— 2 The William Carey College Theatre opened a new era with Summer Show- case, 1975. The college theatre was con- verted into a dinner theatre, with a ca- tered buffet. The members of the Showcase company waited tables, as- sisted by members of the faculty and staff and students. Two outstanding shows were presented, each running for two weeks. The first of these was an original musical entitled It ' s Make Believe , with book and lyrics written by Carey students. Jay Rogers and Keith Thompson. Music was com- posed by Keith Thompson. The second production, entitled Get Happy , was a musical revue. It con- sisted of an evening of song and dance from a large number of Broadway musicals. The phenomenal success of Summer Showcase must be credited to the mem- bers of the company, facult , adminis- trators, staff, students, and so man oth- ers. Carey Summer Showcase is now an annual event, thanks to so many people in Hattiesburg who supported and pro- moted it. MEMBERS OF THE COMPASS Director O.L. Qua e Technical Director Gene Brack Choreographer adalene Daniel! iS ichael Ra Conner Jane Reed Lindse Bett Gail Dunawa )a Rogers ShelKn Gresham Kath Stabinsk |. Michael Homsb Keith Thompson Halloween As a full moon rose slowly in the sky, ghosts and goblins began to make their appearance at the gymnasium. Booths sponsored by various organizations pro- vided food, fun and a chance to vent off a few frustrations on several not-so-willing faculty and staff members who became victims of sponge-throwing stu- dents. Shrieks and screams echoed from the attic of John- son Hall as brave souls put their lives in the hands of the ghouls and witches of the Horror House traditionally sponsored by the Serampore Players. At the stroke of midnight, the ghostly sounds began to die away, not to return until the next Halloween. f j4 i i i 7 • HH H n i talent show Singing, comedy routines and many other talents were displayed at the annual talent show held in Thomas Hall this year. Performers competing for cash prizes gave the audience a refreshing and entertaining break from studying, practicing, and the ev- eryday routine. Competition was close, ending in a first place tie be- tween Cherryl Walter Wilson and Al Fike Richard Strength. Al and Rich- ard sang two Christian folk songs. Cherryl and Walter sang a song made popular by Kris Kristofferson. Do- rothy Roberts took second place by singing a beautiful rendition of Sum- mertime and )ane Reed Lindsey was awarded third prize after her unusual, but comical arrangement of Hunga- rian Rhapsody performed as a pi- ano-kazoo duet. Roger Phillips em- ceed the evening. V ' ' i :h ► B ji I L r I ra l( . 1 It was a cold, crisp, November eve- ning, a delicious traditional Thanks- giving dinner served by happ facult and staff, and good music performed by Tommy Register and compan . These elements all fused to pro ide one of the most joyous occasions of the year as students alread excited about their first holiday break to be- gin the following da , came to the cafeteria en masse. The SGA pro ided the seasonable decorations and mu- sic. Some of the students and facult were attired in bicentennial costumes and were awarded prizes by the Home Economics Club who spon- sored this phase of the event. Marga- ret Quave, Cina Finley, and Da id Cratta were awarded com- memorative mugs, but e er one uas a winner by being present for this fes- tive evening. LADY WINDERMERE ' S FAN LADY WINDERMERE ' S FAN by Oscar Wilde CAST: Lady Windermere-Shellyn Cresham; Lord Windermere-)ay Rogers; Cecil Graham-Mike Hornsby; Mrs. Erlynne-)ane Lindsey; Lord Augustus Lorton-Bill Firth; Mr. Dumby-|.T. Bailey; Lady Plym- dale-Gemia Pascale; Sir James Roysten-Pat Jackson; Lord Darling- ton-Hank Wilkinson; Mr. F opper-Richard Pascale; Lady Stutfield- Marla Autry; Rosalie-Mary Jane Britton; Parker- David Brown; Miss Graham-Carol Byrnes; Lady Jedburgh-Kathy Stabinsky; Duchess of Berwick-Patsy Howell; Lady Agatha Carlisle-Betty Gail Dunaway. TOM SAWYER ' adapted by Sara Spencer CAST Tom Sawyer Dean Hamrit Amy Sawyer Dianne Tanner Aunt Polly Kathy Stabinsky Muff Potter Pat Jackson Alfred Al Fike Joe Beaver Charpie Huckleberry Finn Jay Rogers Old Miss Dobbins Cemia Pascale Ben Michael Hornsby Gracie Carol Byrnes Becky Thatcher Mary J. Britton James Lonnie Oates Susie Betty Gail Dunaway Janie Shellyn Gresham The Doctor David Brown Injun Joe Richard Pascale Sheriff Bill Dick Mrs. Harper Gwynn Warren Mrs. Thatcher Linda Moravek Mrs. Miller Phyllis Runnels Preacher Barry Carter TOM SAWYER CHRISTMAS BANQUET ju,JJ i( ' Christmas at Carey was fun and hilarity as approximately SCXJ members of the Carey Family gathered in Wilkes Dining Hall for th(; third annual All-Campus Christmas Dinn(;r. Entertainment was provided by the f art. ' y Stage Band as , ' V- eryone arrived and Mrs. Juanita Ernest and Mrs. Julia Waddle played the ma- rimba and piano while the guests dined. A highlight of the evening was the ap- pearance of Santa Claus Charles Davis who introduced the program. Cherryl Wilson, Keith Thompson, and Jay Rfigers charmed the audience with their song styling. Mrs. Robbie Pinkerlon emr eed a show- ing of Hfjiiday Fashions mr deled by Dr. Clawson, Dr. Gruchy, Dr. Pinkerton, Gene Brack, and Steve Wilson. The win- ners of Papa Jack ' s Beard Growing Contest were Andy Herndon, Mike McDaniel, and Mary Jane Brilton?! The nursing students tickled everyrjne with their versirjn fjf The Twelve Days of Christmas . At the close of the evening, fjn behalf of the faculty and staff. Dr. Noonkester presented Bennett Enyk ha the Faculty Schrjiarship Award. HOMECOMING HOMECOMING MISS CAREY PAGEANT This year students enjoyed an array of varied activities, consisting of an ex- citing Bicentennial Day, a day for pro- spective students, an Olympics Day, many featured movies and a host of others. The Student Government As- sociation provided these events for our pleasure. jM- g ::3i u Ir ' r 1 u HI WjR B iJ M What makes college life such a wonder- ful and exciting and memorable experi- ence? Certainly it is a combination of elements which, when fused, produce a thought process, an image, which is Carey. Though this is different for each individual, most of the elements are the same. One of these common factors is inter- collegiate sports. Our memories of bas- ketball, baseball and tennis are linked with the roar of a crowd in a packed gym, a warm spring afternoon in the bleachers, a skill under the sun at the courts. Sports is the feeling of excite- ment in groups around you and the strained action of the athletes. It is win- ning and it is losing. For those who watch and those who play, it is excite- ment. It is the hope of victory. It is for us to remember how much has been given. SK ' t- spirit VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1 d Mt : _Sp ke ' em g i A- ih i.. T ' ru-m VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM OUTFIELDERS: Rand||?atcliff, Bill Jiackle feg SA ore, iimmy lford, J ark Timftiflake, Alex Legroni 24 36 S£ i i ' l- f fc| W JPW ' r '  flw vfRon ' , B |roirBr 4ht,Rc rCa5fn5bellf Rifl9 CSbk. Jerr - Wathev , Uk ike Lee, Ted VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM . .■ , ' 1 , ■ ; ' , , ' ■ ' . ' ••. ' .; ' ' ' , , ' -i. ' h ' ' ' ' ■ ■ ' . ' ' ,.■,. ; ' ' .t- ' Coach Johnny Stephenson CAREY INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS TEAM m - ' d5 -V.. Team Members: Chip Walley Shiao Wang Ben Birdsong Dr. Frank Pinkerlon Gary Shumate Mike Spiers Dennis Covington Bemie Ernest Billy Russell Bruce Clopton Fred Taylor WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL TEAM i -1 -♦wv.v jt-ci I Gina Davis, Cynthia Robertson, Linda Sullivan, Cassa[T P?|Rjjd|ejsr hpfW.arri Kathy Swilley, Kathy Low ery, Ann Allen, Helen Pappadakis, Ann Banes, wVs. L arrimore, Darlene Clark, Betty Jones, Laura Porcielio, Vicki Mills, inda Eades— Sponsor. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL n ' ' J ' .• i ' iV ' .■,-• ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' T ; :$%m%t ' : .jM. 7t ,ifi INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Iffi W! We have a promise to keep, a unique contribution to make to tomorrow. All organizational life, all social life, all life is directed to the ultimate purpose of pre- paring a person for mature and happy vocational and social life, irrespective of individual professional objectives. Carey attempts to give all students the opportunity to grow creatively in all as- pects of personal and community life. 1 service editor: Maria Autry m r« ' f nm ' . a aj . — • ■ X,. : « ' - , Ka £ irpjnsni III Iimm ■■aT___: liiil ti H J I CARPENTERS WOOD ' i 9it ii Ml J |i i iiiiwrii mjk TT . 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Lawana lordon, Jacqueline Harris, Valli Cinn, Von Kyle Long, Jackie Nickson, Melinda Butler, Alice O ' Geese, Fannie Scott, Annie Bre- land, Dorothy Roberts, Rosa Burks, Cynthia Robinson, Jennifer Jackson, Diana Willis, Bennett Enjioha, Mari- lyn Jones, Chyrel Taylor, James Dewight, Shirley Showers, Cwen LirKdsey, Gwendolyn Pugh, Darlene Pugh, Jacqueline Dejernett, Cas- sandra Rogers, Brenda Shanks, Ruby Newton, Gerard Lymuel, Billy Mason, Galen Leverette, Houston Brown, Robert Adams, Richard Sanders, Ber- nard Smith, Robert Smith, James McDade, Clinton Heidelberg, Booker Ward, Mark Hosey, Mignon Worthy, Walter Worthy, Charles Davis, Eddie Holloway, Alexander Lagrone, Carolyn Curry, Linda Sulli- van, Harry Eaton, Yvonne Long. Sponsor: Dr. Downey Alphi Chi Billy Clawson, President; James Dob- son, V. President; Judy Bullock, Sec- retary. Ann Banes, Carol Faulken- berry, Thomas DeLuca, Ray McLain, Dan Howard, Jeanne Hattier, Cherryl Wilson, Anna Landon, Linda Murphy, Brenda Perrott, David Davis, David Sapp, Larry Murphree, Don Richards, Keith Thompson. Sponsor: Dr. Gas- ton Smith. Alpha Psi Omega Betty Gail Dunaway, President; Jay Rogers, V. President; Mary Jane Brit- ton, Business Manager. David Brown, Kathy Stabinsky, Mike Hornsby, Jane Heflick, Jane Lindsey, Shellyn Gresham. Sponsors: Obra Quave, Gene Brack. Art Club Jane Lindsey, President; Charles Moore, V. President; Carol Byrnes, Secretary. David Davis, Ron Dyal, Mary Ann Ginn, David Gratta, Joe Murphy, Brenda Perrott, Cecil Rimes, Peggy Stephens, Kathy Thompson, Terry Thompson, Roberta Turner, Steve Ward. Sponsor: Lucille Parker. Association of Campus Presidents David Sapp, President; Patricia Adams, Billy Clawson, Betty Gail Du- naway, Jane Lindsey, Harriet Hart, Mike McDaniel, Paul Parker, David Kropff, Laura Knox, Fred Taylor, John Sapp, James Dobson, Paul Chaney, Bob by Moulder, Sylvia Grant, Bobby Halford, M.O. Joykutty, Gina Finley, Mary Jane Britton, Ann Banes, Jan Townsend, Roy Olive, Steve Ward, Bill Dick, James Turner, Gordon Al- ford, Johnny Lollar, Dan Howard, Larry Murphree, Chip Walley, Jay Rogers, Theresa Green, Al Fike, Billy Browning. Association of Church Musicians Mike McDaniel, President; Don Richards, V. President; Carol Jean Myers, Secretary. Dan Colletii, Pete Fairley, Gordon Alford, Tomm Car- .rison. Randy Weeks, Greg klimetz, Danny Von Kanel, Fred Taylor, Shirley Gustine, Chanda Colletti, Eric McNair, John Sapp, Beaver Charpie, Dean Hamric, Slater Murphy, Barry Carter, Becca Miller, Steve Parish, Diane Adkison, Truman Hartzog, Tommy Foster, Don Odom, Mike Gentry, Barry Worrell, Belinda Long, Roger Phillips. Sponsor: Dr. Winters. -B- The Baptist Student Union Paul Parker, President; Jimmy Hill, V. President; Lois Nelson, Secretary. Gina Finley, Ben Birdsong, Al Fike, Margaret Quave, Sheila Deweese, Jarries Newell, Harriet Hart, Rich Be- hers, Jan Townsend, Billy Russell, Ro- berta Turner, Advisors: Joyce Barnett and Becca Thompson. Sponsors: Tim Thomas and Jerry Oswalt. C Club David Kropff, President; Ted Cannon, Treasurer; Anthony Rodgers, V. Presi- dent. Terry Taylor, Jerry Mathews, Ronald McMorris, Bill Rackley, Bubba Johnson, Rick Adkins, Ronnie Harrington, Mark Timberlake, Chris Kitsos, Ricky Cook, Bill McGuire, Greg Moore, Gary Ford, Mike Reh- winkle, Donnie Hudson, Tony Mar- tin, Carl Merritt, Danny Mathis, Randy Ratcliff, Donnie Hudson. CSNA-At Carey Laura Jo Knox, President; Ella Wil- liams, V. President; Carol Faulken- berry. Secretary, Liz McAlpin, Karen Bedwell, Caria Elizabeth Ford, Mar- garet Graff, Jeanne Hattier, Rebecca Hethcox, Virginia Meeks, Linda Moravek, Betty Reidlinger, Tammy Shade, Betty Sylvest, Marcus William- son, Alice Winton. New Orleans Campus: Carol Barnett, Christine Coleman, Cecilia Parker, Laura Morey, Mary Wells, Diana Dell, Car- olyn Colson, Carol Brown, Terri Kastner, Sharon Glover, Cheryl Vick- nair. Sherry Fortenberry, Wendy King, Romanee Hongsirinukul, The- resa Dunn, Deborah Lee, Virginia Tippin, Jennifer Doiron, Julie Jagot, Roberta Donaldson, Barbara Cleland, Debra Scotton, Mary Kay Ellett, Glenn Richmond, Mary Bowling. Carey College Chorale Diane Adkison, Gordon Alford, Kathy Blackstock, Marsha Breland, Chanda Colletti, Dan Colletti, Arthur Crocker, Charles Endsley, Pete Fair- ley, Bill Firth, Theresa Garces, Tommy Garrison, Damon Goff, Sylvia Grant, Jennifer Craves, Shirley Gus- tine, Greg Klimetz, Diane Kropff, Wesley Lawson, Nola Lewis, Mike McDaniel, Bobby Mosley, Carol Jean Myers, Lois Nelson, Paul Parker, Beth Rainer, Susan Rayburn, Billy Ready, Janet Ready, Tommy Register, Don- ald Richards, Dorothy Roberts, Fred Taylor, Christie Thompson, John Thompson, Keith Thompson, Danny Von Kanel, Phyllis Walker, Billy Ward, David Watkins, Randy Weeks, Ronnie Whitlock, Robyn Williams, Lin Wilson, Bobbye Wood, Clark Measels. Carey Stage Band Lonnie Oates, Phillipa Stanton, Fern Colletti, Tommy Register, Keith Thompson, Paul Chaney, Wesley Lawson, Edwin Barber, Kent Crider, Steve Mashburn, Beaver Charpie, Laurin Avara, Bill Burkett, Rick DeVuyst. Carpenter ' s Wood Beth Rainer, Phyllis Walker, Carol Jean Myers, Diane Adkison, Damon Cotf, Chuck Endsley, Argile Smith, Ronnie Whitlock, Randy Whitlock, John Thompson, Gordon Alford, Greg Klimetz. Chapel Choir Laurin Avara, Edwin Barber, Debra Boutwell, Doug Breland, Jacqueline Brock, Richard Carr, Barry Carter, Paul Chaney, Elbert Charpie, Fern Colletti, David Crider, Brenda Davie, Susan Destin, Mona Dewease, Bryan Esser, Connie Ferguson, Charles Fike, Tommy Foster, Suzanne Freeman, Michael Gentry, Tony Gray, Connie Guillot, Terry Hagler, Dean Hamric, Mary Lee Harris, Cary Hartzog, Mary Hawkins, Teresa Heflin, Terry John- son, Belinda Long, Michael Lott, Wayne McCullough, Danny McDonald, James McEwen, Kathy McMahan, Eric McNair, Steve Mash- burn, Rebecca Miller, Slater Murphy, Eugene Neal, Donald Odom, Steve Parish, Marcus Peagler, Carol Phillips, Roger Phillips, Sarah Pierce, Thad Pritchard, Bobby Ready, Joy Robert- son, John Sapp, Phillipa Stanton, Donna Thomasson, Phillip Threadgill, Lanelle Walker, Martha Waller, Caryl Wells, Kitty Whiddon, Lin Wilson, Walter Wilson, Mary Winters, Judy Womack, Barry Worrell. Chi Beta Phi James Dobson, President; Bill Claw- son, V. President; Peggy McNeil, Sec- retary, Paul Aderinto, Ann Banes, Carolyn Bodden, Ken Dunaway, Carol Faulkenberry, Arleen Folkes, Grace Furr, Steve Harris, Jeanne Hat- tier, Dan Howard, Wendy King, Renee Givens, Julie Jagot, Jimmy Knotts, Laura Jo Knox, Nancy McCoy, Ray McLain, Laura Morey, Cecilia Parker, Betty Sylvest, Cinny Tipin, Shiao Wang, Robroy Wilday, Ella Williams, Diana Willis, Karen Wade, Brenda Wade. Sponsors: Dr. Gruchy, Mr. Waldrip. Cobbler Paul Chaney, Managing Editor; Terry Hagler, Associate Editor; Beverly Lawrence, J.T. Bailey, Roger Bowers, Lyn Holloway, Richard Strength, Phillipa Stanton, Brenda Davie, Mar- garet Graff, Cecil Rimes, Wesley Lawson, Martha Waller. Sponsor: Mrs. Use Brown, Creative Writers Club Paul Chaney, Terry Hagler, Linda Murphy, Ava McDaniel, Joe Murphy, Karen Harris, T.C. Parker, Guillermo Schael, Charles Rees, Brenda Perrott, David Gratta, Linda Coston, Ray- mond Tsui, Jackie Nickson, Melinda Butler, Carolyn Curry, Bobby Moul- der, Henry Brown, Richard Sanders, Mike Rehwinkel, Shellyn Gresham, Julie Sellers, Patti Purdam, Martha Waller, Dorothy Roberts, Stephen Parish, Theresa Green, Robert Hed- gwood, Kathy Stabinsky, Allan Turner. Sponsor: Dr. J.V. McCrory. Crusader Cherryl Wilson, Editor in Chief; Shel- lyn Gresham, Business Manager; Maria Autry, Organizations Editor; David Brown, Elections; Dorothy Roberts, Classes Editor; Kathy Sta- binsky, Senior Directory; Joey Jones, Index; Keith Thompson, Copy Editor; Walter Wilson, Layout Editor; Ron Dyal, Photographer; Donna Thomas- son. Advisor: Mrs. Evelyn McClure. -D- Delta Omicron Sylvia Grant, President; Christie Thompson, Beth Rainer, Susan Ray- burn, Phyllis Walker, Carol Jean Myers, Diane Kropff, Diane Adkison, Shellyn Gresham, Mary Lee Harris, Nola Lewis, Robyn Williams, Judy Bullock, Kathy Blackstock, Nora Mae Kelly. Sponsor: Ms. D ' Arpa. -F- FCA Billy Browning, President; Jimmy Halford, V. President Dave Bush, Secretary. Lyn Holloway, Bobby Half- ord, Mike Stapleton, Randy Davis, Bill McGuire, Paul Parker, Dave Gaf- fney, Billy Russell, David Sapp, Al Fike, Bobby Kendrick, Greg Bullock. Sponsor: Dr. Milton Wheeler. Freshman— Sophomore Honors Paula Barbour, Charlie Bass, Fern Colletti, Brenda Davie, Daniel How- ell, Helen Lee, Slater Murphy, Dar- lene Nelson, Steve Perry, Pam Phil- lips, Roger Phillips, Sarah Pierce, Charles Rees, Cheryl Rodden, Liz McAlpin, Gail Anderson, Martha Bodden, Frank Ealey, Jennifer Craves, Theresa Green, Shellyn Gresham, Judy Johnson, Kathy McMahan, Lois Nelson, James Newell, Kathy Pigott, Patty Purdum, Margaret Quave, Mike Rehwinkel, Kathy Donna Thomasson, Christie Thompson, Martha Waller. Advisor: Dr. Milton Wheeler. Fellowship of Int ' l Students Samuel Adekola, Paul Aderinto, Sa- deq Amouri, Carol Sue Bodden, Mar- tha Kay Bodden, Rosa Chavez, Ben- nett Enjioha, Chen Ken Kin, Osman Fuenmayor, Yvette Jackson, M.O. Joykutty, Duijim Zahira Navas, Juline Porter, Oscar Reverol, Guillermo Schael, Gail Marie Scott, Raymond Tsui, Shiao Wang, David Davis, Linda Coston, Charles Moore, Dina Bate- man. Advisor: Dr William Clawson. -H- Home Economics Club Gina Finley, President; Kathy Vol- Iman, V. President; Joanne Myrick, Secretary. Belinda Mitchell, Peggy Harris, Magnolia Gholar, Laura Jo Knox, Jeanne Hattier, Margaret Bla- keney, Linda Moravek, Cheryl Ro- den. Sponsor: Evelyn McClure. Junior-Senior Honors Mary Jane Britton, President; Randy Weeks, V. President; Betty Jones, Secretary. Ann Banes, Billy Clawson, David Dewease, Nora Mae Kelly, Anna Landon, Jane Pittman, Debbie Boutwell, Barry Carter, Jan Ready, Teresa Evans, Shirley Fleming, Susan Rayburn, Don Richards, John Sapp, Keith Thompson, Phyllis Walker, Ca- ryl Wells, Lin Wilson, Dan Howard, Robyn Williams, Carey Bonner, Max- ine Chandler, Ray McLain, Steve Har- ris, James Knolls, Cedlia Parker, Vir- ginia Tippin, Robin Walley, Willie Willis, Diana Willis, Judy Buiiot k, David Davis, Belly Gail Dunaway, Charlotte Elzey, Deborah Jones, Rob- ert Komman, Charles Moulder, Da- vid Sapp, Cherryl Wilson, Frances VanTassell, Edna Thompson. Advi- sors: Dr. J.V. McCrory, and Dr. Rose West. -K- Kappa Mu Epsilon Ann Banes, President; Anna Landon, V. President; Betty Jones, Secretary. Ted Cannon, Bill Clavi son, James Dobson, Mike Palmer, Mike Rey- nolds, Shiao Wang, Brenda Short. Advisor: Dr. Gaston Smith Library Club Jan Townsend, President; Grace Furr, V. President; Peggy McNeil, Secre- tary; Pat Adams, Gvk ' endolyn Enclade, James Lowe, Paula Barbour, Rosa Chavez, Carolyn Curry, Bennett En- jioha, Valli Ginn, Helen Lee, Tajuana Mitchell, Margaret Quave, Von Kyle Long, Duijum Navas, Melinda Butler, Patty Langenstein, Diane Kropff, Carol Phillips. Advisor: Marilyn Pound. -M- Ministerial Association Steve Ward, President; Bobby Kendr- ick. Secretary, David Sapp, Robert Kornman, Richard Strength, Rich Be- hers, Tom Scott, Michael Martin, James Woody, Danny Stringer, Har- riet Hart, Troy Pearson, Dale Esser, Bruce Worrell, Herbert Nettleton, Jim Hill, Ted Smith, George Coins, Curtis Kirkland, Tony Preston, Charles Childress, Wayne Kite, Ben Birdsong, Dennis Harris, Thomas Long, Gary French, Raymond Pigg, John Henry, Chen Ken Kin, Cecil Rimes, William Stephens, Robert Hegwood, Michael Harris, James Newell, Bruce Grissom, Wilford Rat- llff, Robert Wilkerson, Randy Bow- man, Thomas Buckley, Frank Ealey, Irvin Holston, Bennett Enjioha, David Hamilton, Steve Wilson, Randy Davis, Bobby Tucker, Clinton Heidel- berg, John Spear, Stan Henson, Rod- ney Moore, Paul Rodgers, Mike Smith, Al Fike, Rick Alford, James Lowe, Harry Powell, Roger Bowers. Advisor: Dr. William Clawson -N- National Music Therapists Lin Wilson, President; Debbie Bout- well, V. President; Jimmie McEwen, Secretary. Phillip Threadgill, Theresa Heflin, Paul Chaney, Brenda Davie, Phillipa Stanton. Advisor: Mrs. Hammonds. -O- Omicron Delta Kappa Bill Dick, President; David Davis, V. President; Judy Bullock, Secretary. Clark Measels, Paul Parker, Nenette Mcfasels, Paul Parker, Mary Palsy Howell, Billy (Jawson, James Dob- son, Sylvia (jranl, David Sapp, Fred Taylor, Ray Mdain, f hcrryl Wilson, Mary jane BriUon, Sheila iJcwi ' dsc, Ann Banes, Betty (jdil Dunaway, Bev- erly Martin, Damon ( of(. Pen and Sword Society Jim Turner, President; Ed McClelland, V. President; Bob Lewis, Secretary. Omer Dalton, Dennis Buckley, Roy Olive, Michael Clowes, David ( af- fney, Johnny Garrard, Alfred Hile, Terry Jarnigan, Clay Melton, Wilbur Menix, Charles Moulder, Leroy Sa- wyer, Martin Stires, James Thompson, R.C. Trimble, James Turton, James Volheim, Ronald Wagster, Walker Williams. Phi Beta Lambda Roy Olive, President; Mike Rehwin- kel, V. President; Kathy Pigott, Secre- tary. Debbie Cole, Kathy Clawson, Paul Parker, Homer Daniel, Mike Clowes, David Gaffney, James Tur- ton, Martin Stires, Wilbert Menix, Clay Melton, R.C. Trimble, Jim Turner, O.F. Dalton, James Thomson, Julie Sellers, Bryan Pearce. Phi Mu Alpha Gordon Alford, President; Tony Gray V. President; Don Richards, Secre- tary. Dan Colletti, Tommy Garrison, Damon Goff, Terry Hagler, Wayne McCullough, Mike McDaniel, Paul Parker, Billy Ready, Fred Taylor, John Thompson, Danny Von Kanel, David Watkins, Randy Weeks, Hank Wil- kinson, Billy Ward, Wesley Lawson, Tommy Register, Bill Firth, Steve Par- rish, Pete Fairley, Keith Thompson, Doug Breland. Advisor: Dr. Winters. Pre Law Club Harriet Hart, President; John Thomas Bailey, David Gratta, Brenda Perrott, Diane Tanner, Dan Long, Mary Jane Britton. Advisor: Jack Rogers. Pre Med Dan Howard, President; Robin Walley, V. President; Arleen Folkes, Secretary. Martha Kay Bodden, Helen Lee, Steve Harris, Willie Wells, Carey Bonner, Jules Justice, Joseph Jones, Paul Aderinto, Ray McLain, Shiao Wang, Hilton Wade, Lisa Rainey, Mickey Luter, Andy Hern- don, Paul Hughes, Gwen Lindsey, Valli Ginn, Ted Cannon. Psychology Larry Murphree, President; Cherryl Wilson, V. President; Jane Lindsey, Secretary. Bob Lewis, Walter Wilson, Terry Jarnigan, Marie jermyn, Carol Faulkenberry, Johnny Garrard, Wayne Perrott, Tom DeLuca. Advi- sor: Dr. Rivero. -R- Racket Club Chip Walley, President; Fred Taylor, V. President; Mary Kitchens, Secre- tary. Cordon Alford, Ann Banes, Dina Bateman, Ben Birdsong, Thomas Buckley, Jan Castleberry, Al Fike, Rosa Chavez, Cheryl Cobb, Dennis Covington, Gina Davis, Rick De- Vuyst, Sheila Dewease, Bill Dick, Bernie Ernest, Dale Esser, Mike Gen- try, Sylvia Grant, David Gruchy, Terry Hagler, David Harriillon, Dennis Har- ris, Steve Harris, Harriet Hart, Phillip Hartig, LinrJa Herston, Jimmy Hill, Marie Jerrnyn, Bobby Kendrir k, Greg Klirnet , Jim Knotts, Don K s, Wev ley I awvjn, Galen I everette, Nrjla Lewis, Debbii- Manos, James MfEw{;n, Ray Mdain, Vicki Mills, JamifS Newell, Lonnie Oales, Helen Pappadakis, Paul Parker, T.C Parker, Orol Phillips, Laura Porcielk.), Juline Porter, Fomrny Register, Cecil Rimes, fJorothy Roberts, Joy Rohx-rtson, Billy Russell, fjary Shumate, Mike Spiers, Kathy Swilley, Betty Sylvest, Christie Thompson, Shiao Wang, Willie Wells, Xandra Williams, Jackie Win- ters, Lois Nelson, Phillipa Stanton. Advisor: Dr. Frank Pinkerton. -S- Serampore Players Jay Rogers, President; Mary Jane Brit- ton, V. President; Maria Aulry, Secre- tary. John Thomas Bailey, David Brown, Carol Byrnes, Joseph Byrd, Betty Gail Dunaway, Shellyn Gre- sham, Mike Hornsby, Patsy Howell, Sue Hymel, Pat Jackson, Terry John- son, jane Lindsey, Lonnie Oales, Gemia Pascale, Richard Pascale, Kathy Slabinsky, Donna Thomasson, Keith Thompson, Roberta Turner, Steve Ward, Bobbye Wood. Advisor: Obra Quave SGA Cabinet: David Sapp, President, Exe. V. President, Rich Behers, Leg. V. President, Tony Cray, jud. V. Presi- dent, Sec-Tre. Christie Thompson, justices: Ben Birdsong, Ted Cannon, Kathy Blackslock, Ray McLain, James Newell. Commissioners: Bryant Barnes, Betty Gail Dunaway, Sheila Dewease, Lin Wilson, Paul Parker. Day Students Senators: Diane Kropff, Evelyn Willson, Caryl Wells. Class Senators: Freshman-Roger Phillips Sophomore-Billy Browning Junior-Diane Adkison Senior-Judy Bullock Dormitory Senators: Bass Hall-Harriet Hart Bryant Hall-John Thompson Johnson Hall-Sherry Larrimore Polk Hall- Robert Kornman Ross Hall-Carol Jean M ers School Senators: School of Arts and Sciences, Chen Ken Kin, and Richard Strength: School of Music, Fred Ta lor; School of Nursing, Margaret Quave. Theta Kappa Sigma Al Fike, President, Brvant Barnes, . President; Lois Nelson, Secrelar . Rosa Cha ez, Ron D al, Bennett En- jioha, Lyn Hollow ay, Tom Long, Paul Parker, Charles Reese, Cecil Rimes. Bobb Ra Tucker. Advisor: Dr. Don Stewart. Values that have been reinforced by in- structors throughout the history of the college are respect for discipline and in- dustry, a developed sense of responsi- bility, a sense of family, respect and courtesy for others, courage, and a de- sire to accomplish the will of God. Undergirding these values, we believe that one who works with education, stu- dent and educator, must never lose faith in the future. This great faith in the fu- ture, this great faith in God has made this nation one of the greatest on earth. This same strong faith has made William Carey College our college. iTkii guidance THE PRESIDENT AND HIS FAMILY ■z ' . PRESIDENT NOONKESTER Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester and his wife Na- omi left Virginia in 1952 and came to William Carey College to teach and serve. He became dean of students and she became registrar. He brought with him a mantle of proficient leadership, a love of mankind, faith in God and dreams of Christian education. Dr. Noonkester was inaugurated as presi- dent on December 13, 1956. They now have a son, Myron, who is a freshman at Duke University and a daughter, Lila who is a sophomore in high school. Fifteen buildings in fifteen ears is the record Dr. Noonkester established at William Carey followed b the complete renovation of Tatum Court. He has served in outstanding leadership roles in his church, in his communit , among Mississippi Baptists and Southern Bap- tists, in southwide educational groups, in national educational groups, and in hon- orar fraternities for professional educators. He is aware of his indebtedness to God for gifts of life and the opportunitv to use these gifts in Christian education, and grateful to those who ha e contrib- uted in his life, especialK the college, to which he has completeK de oted himself. ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL J.D. Sims, Don Sones, Tony Pascale, Marjorie Rowden, Becca Thompson, Sarah Emerson, Virginia Scott, Joseph Ernest, Jerry Oswalt, Hugh Dickens, Ralph Noonkester, Donald Winters, Young Shik Lee, David Sapp, Dorman Laird. BOARD OF TRUSTEES A s - i Dr. Earl Cr. Frank Cunn, Mrs. Carroll Gartin, Dr. Glen D. Hester, Ki: ' i. Jjgjfrias, Mrs. Frances Smira_Mf. Kaiser DEANS ENGLISH, LIBRARY SCIENCE ' - Dr. Rose West— Assoc. Prof. Chem, Chairpnan of the Dept. ot Chem., Ph sical Science. MATH, SOCIAL SCIENCES RELIGION, PHILOSOPHY, HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY BUSINESS SPEECH THEATRE, FOREIGN LANGUAGES, ART Is Lott-Prof. Modern Languages, Asst Di Adult Education. y PHYSICAL EDUCATION, SPECIAL SERVICES SCHOOL OF MUSIC SCHOOL OF NURSING SCHOOL OF NURSING NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Kay Lloyd— Instructor of Clinical ursing Mrs. Karen Mason-Instructor in the Nursing of Children Miss Grace Sche na der— Assoc. Prof, of Pediatric Nursing Mrs. Hazel Willingham-Asst. Prqj. of PsNchiatric Nursing STAFF iTHmmx. STAFF i i J liLid M staff STAFF f H Mrs. Jeai g i STAFF ? K 5« B ' 1 STT r—- -.TVA-: THE COLLEGE seniors Cordon Alford Douglas Ballard Ann Banes Carol Barnett Rich Behers Richard Bennett Kathleen Blackstock James Boler Sherrill Brewer Elaine Brumfield Dennis Buckley Judy Bullock Ak ' .V I ■ I T .-d Cannon • Alvin Carrif.-rf.- Richard Carson William Clawson Barbara Cleland Michael Clowes Debra Cole Daniel Colletti Susan Coston Gale Cupit Omer Dalton Da id Da is Tom DeLuca Sheila Deweese Bill Dick lames Dobson Jennifer Doiron Betty Dunaway Kenneth Dunaway Theresa Dunn Ron [Jydl Susan Dyal Charlotte Ellzey Bernie Ernest Dale Esser Caria Evans William Euing Kathersn Fairle Gary Ford Sherry Fortenberry David Gaffney Cecilia Galey Johnny Garrard Nancy Gavin Terri Gieger Renee Givens Sharon Glover Damon Goff Sylvia Grant David Cratta Shirlf-y Gustine Terry Hagler Sheila Hancock Annette Hardie Jeanne Hattier Rebecca Hethcox Alfred Hite Rommanee Hongsirinukul Daniel Howard Stella Hunt Julie Ann Jagot Terrv Jarnigan Robert Kornman Laura Knox David Kropff Ui-inc Kropff Anna Landfjn Patty Langenstein Bobby Lewis Johnny Lollar Harold McClelland Nancy McCoy Debi McCune Mike McDaniel Danny McDonald John McCuire Ronald McMoms Pegg ' McNeil Debbie Manos Jerry Matthews Clayton Melton Wilbert Menix Tajuana Mitchell Letha Moody David Moore Laura Moray Charles Moulder Linda Murphy Margaret Murphy H rbf;n N(;ltl ,-lon Kf y Olivf- Shelvie Oswalt James Padgett Evelyn Pardue P aul Parker T.C. Parker Cemia Pascale J. Bryan Pearce Tro Pearson Brenda Perrott Michael Pfender Otis Rudolph Pierce II Beth Rainer Susan Rayburn Don Richards Glenn Richmond Lee Rodgers James Rosato David Sapp Leroy Sawyer Thomas Scott Debra Scotton Billy Seals Julie S(.-ll(rrs Martin Stir(.-s Danny Stringer Fred Taylor James Thomson Virginia Tippin Robert Trimble James Troxler Earl Turnage James Turner James Turton Charles Tyner Frances VanTassell Cheryl Vicknair Ronald Wagster Katherinc- Walker Phyllis Walker Robin Walley Shiao Wang lack Ward William Watkins John Webb Mary Welch Joanne West Rand hitlock RobroN ilda Hank Wilkinson Ella Williams Robyn Williams Walker Williams Xandra Williams Diana Willis Evelyn Willson Olinda Wilson Walter Wilson Alice Winton James V ' ood Walter Worthy Senior directory GORDON ALFORD-Chorale 3,4; Phi Mu Alpha 3,4 (Pr) Ross Hall Gentleman 3; Mr. W.C.C. 4. B ANN BANES-Honors Program 1,2,3,4; Racket Club 1,2,3,4; Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4; Chi Beta Phi 3,4; Varsity Tennis 3; SMEA 4; Assoc Campus Pres. 4; Volleyball 3,4. BRYANT BARNES LYNDA BASSETT DELTON BEALL RICHARD BEHERS RICHARD BENNETT KATHLEEN BLACKSTOCK-Chapel Choir 1; Cho- rale 2,3,4; Honors Program 2,3; SGA (Justice) 3,4; Volleyball Team 1,2; Theta Lambda Chi 1; Crusa- der Band 2. JAMES BOIER TERR i BOOTH SHERRILL BREWER CHARLES BRUTON DENNIS BUCKLEY JUDY BULLOCK-Chapel Choir 1; Chorale 1; Crusader Band 3; SGA (Senator) 2,3,4; Class Fa- vorite 2,3; Homecoming Court 3; Alpha Chi 4; Honors Program 3,4; Delta Omicron 3,4; Omi- cron Delta Kappa 4; Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities Colleges 4. CHERIE BURKE GARY CAINE TED CANNON- C Club; Pre-Med Club; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4. ALVIN CARRIERE-Racket Club 3; Psychology Club 4. RICHARD CARSON William CLAWSON-Honors Program 1,2,3,4; SMEA (Social Chrmn) 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 3; Assoc. Campus Pres. 3,4; Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4; Chi Beta Phi 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 4; SGA 3,4 (Judicial V.P.). MIKE CLOWES-Phi Beta Lambda; Pen Sword. DEBBIE COLE DANIEL COLLETTI ERNEST COLLINS GALE CUPIT D OMAR DALTON DAVID DAVIS-Alpha Chi 3,4; Art Club 3,4; BSU 1,2,3,4; Fellowship of International Students 1,2,3,4; Omicron Delta Kappa 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Theta Kappa Sigma 2,3,4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Col- leges 3; Honors Program 1,2,3,4; Historiography Award 3; Assoc Campus Pres. 2,3; SGA 2,3. NAN DAVIS MONA DEWEASE SHEILA DEWEESE WILLIAM DICK-Honors Program 3; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Psychology Club 4; Racket Club 4; BSU 1,2,3; Assoc. Campus Pres. 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Col- leges 4. lAMES DOBSON-Honors Program 2,3; Chi Beta Phi 2,3,4; Kappa Mu Epsilon 3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Assoc Campus Pres. 3,4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 3. BETTY GAIL DUNAWAY-Serampore Players 1,2,3,4; Honors Program 1,2,3,4; Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4; Pi Kappa Delta 2,3; SGA (Commis- sioner of Entertainment) 4; SMEA 4; Assoc Cam- pus Pres. 4; Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Theta Lambda Chi 1; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Col- leges 4. KEN DUNAWAY RON DYAL-Art Club 3,4; SMEA 4; Cobbler Staff 2,3,4; Crusader Staff 2,3,4; BSU 2; Theta Kappa Sigma 3,4. JOHN EASTERLINC CHARLOTTE ELLZEY-Honors Program 3,4. BERNIE ERNEST-Tennis Team 1,2,3,4. DALE ESSER-Racket Club 3,4; Ministerial Assoc. 3,4. CARLA EVANS-CSNA 4; Psychology Club 4. SANDRA FAIRLEY-Serampore Players 1,2. GARY FORD-Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4. DAVID GAFFNEY-Pen Sword 4; Phi Beta Lambda 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4. JOHNNY GARRARD-Psychology Club 4; Pen Sword 4. NANCY GAVIN-SMEA 3,4. DAMON GOFF-Chorale 2,3,4; Phi Mu Alpha Sin- fonia 2 (sec), 3 (pres), 4; Stage Band 3; Madrigals 2; MENC 2,3,4 (pres); Assoc of Church Musicians 2,3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4; Carpenter ' s Wood 3,4. ZELLEAN GOFF-SMEA 4. SYLVIA GRANT-SGA 1,2,3; MENC 1,2,3,4; Delta Omicron 2 (v. pres); 3,4 (pres); Assoc Campus Pres 4; Assoc Church Musicians 2; Chorale 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Singers 1,2; BSU 2; Omicron Delta Kappa 3,4; Honors Program 1,2,3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4; Class Favorite 4. DAVID GRATTA SHIRLEY GUSTINE-Chorale 3,4; Honors Program 3,4; Assoc of Church Musicians 3,4. H TERRY HAGLER-Chapel Choir 3,4; MENC 3,4; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 3,4; Racket Club 4; Cobbler Staff 4; Creative Writers ' Club 4. SHEILA HANCOCK-SMEA 3,4. HARRIET HART JEANNE HATTIER JANE HEFLICK REBECCA HETHCOX-CSNA 4. ROBERT HILL ALFRED HITE-Pen Sword 4; Psychology Club 4; Pi Gamma Mu 4. DANIEL HOWARD-Honors Program 3,4; Pre- Med Club 3 (V. pres), 4 (pres); Chi Beta Phi 3,4 (tres). STELLA HUNT-Afro American CuJtural Soc. 3; SMEA 4. TERRY JARNIGAN-Pen Sword 4; Psychology Clu b 4. GREGORY KLIMETZ-Chapel Choir 3; Chorale 4; Carpenter ' s Wood 3,4; Racket Club 4; BSU 4 (Choir Director). JIMMY KNIGHT LAURA KNOX-Chi Beta Phi 2,3,4; CSNA 1,2,3,4; Home Ec Club 1,4; Assoc Campus Pres 4. ROBERT KORNMAN DIANE KROPFF-Chapel Choir 1,3; Chorale 2,4; Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Court 2; Assoc of Campus Pres 2; SGA 3 (senator), 4; MENC 2,3,4; Delta Omicrom 2,3,4; Library Club 4. DAVID KROPFF ANNA LANDON-Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Honors Program 2,3; Assoc Campus Pres 1,2; Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3 (v. pres); SMEA 3. PATTY LANGENSTEIN-Library Club 3; SMEA 4. JAMES LEASE BOBBY LEWIS-Pen Sword 4 (sec); Psychology Club 4; Who ' s Who Among Students In Ameri- can Universities Colleges 4. JOHN LINDSEY-Baseball Team 3,4. MICHAEL LOTT M DEBBIE MANOS BARBARA MARSH BEVERLY MARTIN-Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4. BILLY MASON JERRY MATTHEWS CLAYTON MELTON-Phi Beta Lambda 4; Pen Sword 4 (pres). WILBERT MENIX ROGER MILLER GLOVENIA MIMS BELINDA MITCHELL TAJUANA MITCHELL LETHA MOODY-Afro American Cultural Soc. 2. DAVID MOORE CHARLES MOULDER-Lambda lota Tau 3,4; Hon- ors Program 1,2,3,4; Indigo 3 (editor); Cobbler Staff 1; Who ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities Colleges 4. LARRY MURPHREE-Assoc Campus Pres 4; Psy- chology Club 4 (pres); SMEA 4 (social chrmn); NEA 4; Young Democrats 4; Pen Sword 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Pi Gamma Mu 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Col- leges 4. JOSEPH MURPHY-Lambda lota Tau 4; Creative Writers ' Club 4; Cobbler Staff 4; Art Club 4. MARGARET MURPHY CAROL JEAN MYERS HAROLD MCCLELLAND-Pen Sword 3,4; Phi Beta Lambda 3. NANCY MCCOY-Chi Beta Phi 2,4; Pre-Med Club 1 (pres); SMEA 4; SGA 3; Chapel Choir 2; BSU Choir 3; Assoc Campus Pres 3. CONNIE MCCULLOUGH MIKE MCDANIEL-Chorale 4; Assoc Church Musi- cians 1,3,4; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 3,4; BSU 1,3,4. DANNY MCDONALD-Chorale 1,2,3; Assoc Church Musicians 1. BILL MCGUIRE RONALD MCMORRIS PEGGY MCNEIL-Chi Beta Phi 3,4; Honors Pro- gram 3; SMEA 4; BSU 4; Dorm President 4. N HERBERT NETTLETON O ROY OLIVE-Pen Sword 4; Phi Beta Lambda 4 (Pi-). DICK ONARECKER-Jr-Sr. Honors Program 3. SHELVIE OSWALT-Pi Tau Chi 2; Alpha Chi 3. JAMES PADGETT- Young Democrats 3,4; Psychol- ogy Club 4; Pi Gamma Mu 4. EVELYN PARDUE PAUL PARKER CEMIA PASCALE-Honors Program 1,2; Serampore Players 1,2,4; Editor Mudpuddic 4; C:.,bl)lcr Sl.iff 1 (jssi I ' dilor). NANCY PATTON BRYAN PEARCE-Phi Bclj lambdj 4; Scrjcnpori- Players 4. TROY PEARSON- BSU 2 (pros). MICHAEL PFENDER RUD Y PIERCE STEVE POUNCY ALLENE POWE BETH RAINER-Choralu 1,2,:!,4; Delia Omitron 2,3,4 (dir. of publicity); Madrigals 2; MENC 1,2,3,4; Church Music Assoc 1; Carpenter ' s Wood 4; SCA 1,2,3 (sec-tres). MIKE RASBERRY SUSAN RAYBURN-Chorale 3,4; MENC i,4; Delta Omicron 4; Honors Program !,4; BSU 3,4; Assoc Church Musicians 3; Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities Colleges 4; Miss W.CC. 4. DON RICHARDS-Chorale 1,2,3,4; Assoc Church Musicians 1,2,3,4; Honors Program 1,2,3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 1,2,3,4; BSU 1,2,3,4; SCA 2 (sen). ANTHONY RODCERS-Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities Colleges 4. )AY ROCERS-Serampore Players 1,2 (hist.), 3 (v.p), 4 (pres); Alpha Psi Omega 2,3 (play- wright), 4 (stage mgr); Acting Award 2,3; Class Favorite 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4. DAVID SAPP-SGA 4 (pres); Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4. LEROY SAWYER FANNIE SCOTT-Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4. TOM SCOTT ROBERT SCULLY EARL SMITH JOHN STEPHENS MARTIN STIRES-Pen Sword 4; Phi Beta Lambda 4. RICHARD STRENGTH DANNY STRINGER-Ministerial Assoc. 3,4. ANN SWAGERT-SMEA 3,4. BETTY SYLVEST-CSNA 1,2,3,4 (pres); Chi Beta Phi 2,3,4; Racket Club 4. W I ' HYIIIS WAIKI k RfJlilN WAIIIV ll-,nors Program 3,4; Pre-Mcd Club !,4; Wlio ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- i.in Universities , f ollegcs 4. SHIAO WANG R(JNAIIJ WAGSTER JACK WARD -Pen Sword i,4. DAVID WATKINS-phi mu alpha Sinfonia i,4; As- soc (hurth Musicians 4; C:horale 4. MARY WELCH-SMEA 3; P.E. Club 2,5,4. lOANNE WEST-SMEA 4; Afro American Cultural S(K. 4. HANK WIIKINSON XANDRA WIILIAMS ELLA WILLIAMS-CSNA l,2,i,4; Library flub 1,2,4; Honors Program 1,2,3; Chi Beta Phi 2,3,4. ROBYN WILLIAMS-Chorale 1,2,5,4; Assoc Clam- pus pres. 4; BSU ?; SGA 2,}; MENC 3,4; Delta Omicron 2,i,4; Crusader Band 2. WALKER WILLIAMS-Pen Sword 4; Psychology Club 4. DIANA WILLIS-CSNA 1,2,3; Chi Beta Phi 2,3,4; Afro American Cultural Soc 1,2,4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Col- leges 3. EVELYN WILLSON-Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4. FLORENCE WILSON-SMEA 4. OLINDA WILSON WALTER WILSON-Chorale 1,2,4; Assoc Church Musicians 3 (pres); Class Pres 1; Class Favorite 2; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 2,3,4; Psychology Club 4. ALICE WINTON-CSNA 1,2,3,4. FREDDIE WOMBLE KAREN WOMBLE lAMES WOODY-Ministerial Assoc 4. BRUCE WORRELL WALTER WORTHY CLAYTON YOUNG FRANCES VAN TASSELL-Honors Program 4- SMEA 4. FRED TAYLOR-Chorale 2,3 (v. pres), 4 (pres); Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 2,3,4; BSU Choir 3; Racket Club 2,3,4 (V. pres); Omicron Delta Kappa 3,4; Honors Program 3,4; SGA 4 (sen); Carpenter ' s Wood 3; Assoc Church Musicians 3,4; Assoc of Campus Pres 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4. JANICE TAYLOR BILLY THERRELL JAMES THOMSON-Pen Sword 4; Beta Lambda 4. JAMES TROXLER ROBERT TRIMBLE EARL TURNAGE JAMES TURTON-Pen Sword 4; BSU 4; Phi Beta Lambda 4. 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PINE HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI First A Baptist Church 1 Dr. Brooks Wester -Pastor Farrell Blankenship —Minister of Education James Hayes —Minister of Music 1 Sunday School 9:45 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Church Training 5:45 pm Evening Worship 7:00 pm 1 For transportation call City Cab- 584-8411, and we pick up the tab or hitch a ride in the green mini-bus 1 ■ry; •ikJ . ..3 iJC SAVINGS 6- LOAN ASSOCIATION PINE BURR PACKING COMPANY A DIVISION OF THE MERCHANTS CO. HATTIESBURG MISSISSIPPI Phone 583-4351 RICHTON TIE AND TIMBER| COMPANY LUMBER 4 BUILDING MATERIALS PETAL UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 3200 Arlington Loop DR. L. CRAIG RATLIFF Pastor 583-3524 SANFORD R. BECKETT Minister of Education University Baptist Church proclaims the Eternal Christ to contemporary man. We relate our faith to all aspects of life, individual and cor- porate, through progressive programs and miiiis- try. As we believe the Gospel is for all men, ive welcome whosoever will iyito our fellowship. Visit with us and see if UBC is the Church for you. HERCULES INCORPORATED Organics Dept. Ha++iesburg, Mississippi Phone 584-641 I Compliments of SMITH ' S BAKERY Beikers of batterwhipped Sunbeam MORRISON FOOD SERVICES, INC. p. 0. Box 2608 ■ Mobile, Alabama 36601 Compliments of MOORE FUNERAL HOMES Hattlesburg Wiggins Member The Order of the Golden Rule Servinq Since — 1924 LOVE DRUG COMPANY With A Tradition of Quality, Integrity and Service Since 1907 501 Main Street— o— Phone 583-1701 HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI 39401 Main Street Baptist Church Dr. John Barnes Pastor Bob Jones Minister of Music .W i , Southern National Bank The Hobby Corner Hattiesburg, Petal, Biloxi The bank thats growing places Member FDIC 1534 First Avenue Laurel, Miss. 39440 Trains-Planes- N -Things K.M.lli:. IJRI( K GRADUATE S L. □ .J .C K S O N Representing Herff-)ones Company Dairy Fresh Clean Fresh Flavor TTFJSECTKrraEsr Our thanks to these Patrons Cash and Carry Cleaners 107 Walnut St. 583-2482 Donavan-Lane Men ' s Wear Cloverleaf Mall 544-4720 Huberts Fine Fabrics Quality fashioned fabric and needle craft center ' Komp Equipment Co. 319 East Pine Merle Norman Cosmetics 2706 Hardy St. 584-8752 Compliments of: Mississippi Power Company Petal Dry Cleaners Owner: William G. Barlow Pine Belt Savings and Loan Association 700 Hardy 544-2090 Wither ' s Men ' s Hairstyling and Barbering 1 09 S. 29th Avenue 544-691 1 and to Student Patrons William Carey College Student Government The Racket Club ' - •r l a ET. A Through this publication I have attempted to depict the events that influenced and shaped the lives of you-the students-this year. As each passing day be- comes an element of history, my hope is that you will see this book as a reminder of ail those learning expe- riences that have molded your individualities. I thank those few who worked until the end, uncea- singly giving of themselves, and extend a special thanks to Mrs. Evelyn McClure, who did all she could to lighten my load, and to Joyce Barnett, who sacri- ficially gave of her time. Here ' s to 76 . . . Cherryl Wilson editor. TT-sr