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DEDICATION
The lives of the three persons to whom we dedicate
this annual express the highest Christian ideals and prin-
ciples. They have given us guidance as we seek to live
the good and abundant life and as we strive to develop
ourselves mentally, physically, and spiritually. What
is perhaps more important, they have inspired us to
endeavor throughout life to make the abundant life pos-
sible for all men.
So it is with sincere love and appreciation that we
dedicate the 1951 Bobashela to. . .
DR. M. L. SMITH
MISS FRANCES DECELL
DR. BOND FLEMING
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THE ADMII
MARION LOFTON SMITH
OUR PRESIDENT
MARION LOFTON SMITH: A. B., Kingwood College; B. D., A. M..
Emory University; Ph. D., Yale University; LI. D., Birmingham-
Southern College. Millsaps College since 1938.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
R. L. EZELLE ------------- President
J. R. COUNTISS ---------- Vice-President
N.J.COLDINC ------------ Secretary
A. B. CAMPBELL ----------- Treasurer
E. C. BREWER J. D. SLAY
W. E. BUFKIN W. 0. TATUM
V. R. LANDRUM L. P. WASSON
J. D. WROTEN
kllSTRATION
DEAN
WILLIAM EMIL RIECKEN
Professor of Biology;
A. B., A. M., Ph. D., Indiana University.
Millsaps College since 1934.
DEAN OF WOMEN
MARY B. H. STONE
Professor of English;
A. B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College;
A. M., and advanced graduate work, George
Peabody College,
Millsaps College since 1931.
DEAN OF FRESHMEN
MIRIAM ELIZABETH KOONTZ
Vocational Counselor;
Instructor in Psychology;
A. B., Dickinson College;
A. M., Emory University.
Millsaps College since 1949.
REGISTRAR
ELBERT STEPHEN WALLACE
Professor of Economics;
A, B., Birmingham-Southern College
A. M., Ph. D,, Duke University.
Millsaps College since 1939.
BUSINESS MANAGER
J. W. WOOD
ACCOUNTANT
RANDELL HARVEY
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SANDERS HALL
WHITWORTH HALL
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SULLIVAN-HARRELL HALL
MURRAH HALL
McNElL BARTLING, JR.
Director of Physical Education
and Coacin;
B.S.C, University of
Mississippi;
Graduate Work at Louisiana
State University.
Millsaps College since 1 946.
C. M. BARTLING
Physical Education and Athletic
Director;
B. S. C, University of Mississippi.
Millsaps College since 1951.
MABEL BENNER COBB
Professor of Spanish;
A.B., St. Lawrence University;
A.M., University of North Carolina.
Millsaps College since 1931.
ARTHUR COLAIANNI
Assistant Professor of Music,
Director of Band;
B.M.E., Murray State College;
Graduate Work at the American
Conservatory;
Pupil of Philip Kirchner and
Florian Mueller
Millsaps College since 1947.
♦ ♦ ♦
THE
MAGNOLIA COULLET
Associate Professor of Latin,
Professor of Voice;
A.B., Millsaps College;
A.M., University of Pennsylvania;
Graduate Work, American
Academy in Rome, University
of Chicago;
B.M., Belhaven College;
Graduate Work in Voice,
Bordeaux, France.
Millsaps College since 1927.
ELIZABETH CRAIG
Associate Professor of French;
A.B., Barnard College, Columbia University;
Diploma de la Sorbonne, Ecole de Preparation
des Professeurs, de Francais a I'Etranger, Fac-
ulty of Letters, University of Paris.
Millsaps College since 1926.
CHARLES LORD DARBY
Acting Assistant Professor
of Psychology;
B.A., Millsaps College;
M.A., Emory University.
Millsaps College since 1950.
FRANCES ELIZABETH DECELL
Director of Physical Education
for Women
A. A., Whitworth College;
A.B., Millsaps College;
A.M., University of Alabama.
Millsaps College since 1941.
DALE R, DUNIHOO
Instructor of Biology;
B.S., Gannon College;
M.S., University of Michigan.
Millsaps College since 1950.
MARGUERITE WATKINS GOODMAN
Associate Professor of English;
A.B., Agnes Scott College;
A.M., Tulane University.
Millsaps College since 1935.
FACULTY
NEAL BOND FLEMING
Professor of Philosophy;
A.B., B.D., Emory University
S.T.M., Ph. D., Boston University
Millsaps College since 1945.
CHARLES BETTS GALLOWAY
Associate Professor of Physics;
B.S., Millsaps College;
A.M., and Advanced Graduate
Work, Duke University.
Millsaps College since 1939.
ED C. GIRVIN
Professor of Biology;
B.A., M.A., Ph. D., The
University of Texas.
Millsaps College since 194E
JAMES SHARBROUGH FERGUSON
Professor of History;
B.A., Millsaps College;
M.A., Louisiana State University;
Extended Graduate Work, Uni-
versity of North Carolina.
Millsaps College since 1934.
LANCE GOSS, JR. ALFRED PORTER HAMILTON PAUL DOUGLAS HARDIN
Assistant Professor of Speech; Professor of Classical Language and Assistant Professor of English;
B.A., Millsaps College; German; A.B., Millsaps College;
M.A., Northwestern University. A.B., Birmingham-Southern College; A.M., Duke University;
Millsaps College since 1950. A.M., Ph. D., University of Penn- Graduate work. University of
sylvania. Southern California.
Millsaps College since 1917. Millsaps College since 1946.
♦ ♦ ♦
THE
GUSTAVE ADOLPUS HARRER
Assistant Professor of German;
A.B., A.M., University of North
Carolina
Millsaps College since 1949.
ROBERT RAYMOND HAYNES
Professor of Education;
A.B., L.L.B., University of
Tennessee;
Vice-Consul of the United States
in Scotland and England;
A.M., and advanced graduate
work, George Peabody College.
Millsaps College since 1930.
NANCY BROGAN HOLLOWAY
Instructor of Secretarial Studies;
A.B., Mississippi State College for
Women.
Millsaps College since 1942.
RALPH HAMILTON HUTTO, JR.
Director of public relations
and instructor of English;
B.A., Millsaps College;
B.J., University of Missouri.
Millsaps College since 1950.
ALVIN JON KING
Director of Miilsaps Singers;
Studied at Oberlin Conservatory
of Music;
Northwestern School of Music;
Christiansen Choral SchoDl.
Private study with W.S.B.
Matthews Fanny Bloomfield
Zeisler, and Power Symonds.
Miilsaps College since 1934.
SAMUEL ROSCOE KNOX RAYMOND LOYD MclLVENNA
Assistant Professor of Mathematics; Professor of Political Science;
A.B., A.M., University
of
Mississippi
Graduate work, University of
Michigan.
Miilsaps College since 1949.
A.B., Williamette University;
A.M., Ph. D., Harvard University
Miilsaps College since 1949.
ROSS HENDERSON MOORE
Professor of History
B.S., M.S., Miilsaps College;
AM., University of Chicago;
Ph. D., Duke University.
Miilsaps College since 1923.
FACULTY
MILDRED LILLIAN MOREHEAD
Assistant Professor of English;
A.B., Mississippi State College for
Women;
A.M., Duke University.
Miilsaps College since 1947.
ELAINE PENN
Assistant Professor of Music;
B.M., Louisiana State University;
Graduate piano study with Mieczyslaw Munz.
Miilsaps College since 1947
E. RAYMOND PLATIG
Instructor of History;
A.B., Albion College
A.M., Emory University.
Miilsaps College since 1949.
JOSEPH BAILEY PRICE
Professor of Chemistry;
B.S., Millsaps College;
M.S., University of Mississippi;
Ph. D. Louisiana State University.
Millsaps College since 1930.
RICHARD R. PRIDDY
Professor of Chemistry and
Geology;
B.S., in Ed., Ohio Northern
University;
A.M., Ph.D., The Ohio State
University.
Millsaps College since 1946.
JACK EDWARD PRINCE
Associate Professor of Economics;
A.B., A.M., Ohio State University;
Graduate work at Ohio State
University.
Millsaps College since 1949.
THOMAS REYNOLDS
Professor of Mathematics;
3.S., M.S., Ph.D., University of
North Carolina.
Millsaps College since 1950.
♦ ♦
THE
EVA MYERS ROBERTS
Professor of piano and music theory;
A.B., Whitworth College;
B.M., American Conservatory;
M.M., Chicago Musical College
private work with Fanny Bloomfield
Zeisler in Chicago and Edwin Hughes
in New York;
special work with Joseph Lhevinne and
Percy Grainger.
Millsaps College since 1930
THEODORE CASKEY RUSSELL
Professor of Violin and Music
Theory;
Conductor of Jackson Symphony
Ochestra;
B.S., Northeast Missouri State
Teachers College
M.M., Northwestern University;
Private study with Enesco and
Sziqeti in Europe.
Millsaps College since 1944.
ALBERT GODFREY SANDERS
Professor of Romance Languages;
A.B., Southwestern (Texas);
A.B., Yale University;
Rhodes Scholar 1907-1910;
A.B., A.M., University of Oxford
(Honors SchooP.
Millsaps College since 1917.
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RANDOLPH STEWART SMITH
Assistant Professor of Religion;
A.B., University of Mississippi;
B.D., Emory University;
A.M., Columbia University;
B.D., Union Theological Seminary.
Millsaps College since 1949.
FRANK REA TAYLOR
Voice Coach and Accompanist;
A.B., Millsaps College;
Diploma in Piano, Millsaps College.
Millsaps College since 1946.
VERNON LANE WHARTON
Professor of Sociology and History;
A.B., Millsaps College;
A.M., Ph.D., University of North
Carolina.
Millsaps College since 1935.
FACULTY
MARION CHRISTIAN WHITE
Professor of English;
A.B., Birmingham-Southern
College;
A.M., Harvard University;
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin.
Millsaps College since 1920.
WILLIAM S. WINN
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Ph.D., B.D., Emory University;
A.M., University of North Carolina
Millsaps College since 1949.
KARL WOLFE
Professor of Art;
B.A., Chicago Art Institute;
William M. R. French Fellowship;
Study abroad for one year;
Study and Teaching Pa. School of
Art Summer School.
Millsaps College since 1946.
JAMES DAUSEY WROTEN
Associate Professor of Religion;
A.B., Millsaps College;
B.D., Southern Methodist
University;
Graduate work at Columbia
University (Teachers College)
and Union Theological
Seminary.
Millsaps College since 1946.
LOIS ABEL
Secretary to Registrar;
B.A., Millsaps College
MARTHA BENNETT
Secretary to President
CAROLYN BUFKIN
Assistant Registrar;
A.B., Whitworth;
B.A., Millsaps College;
Graduate Work University
of Chicago.
THE STAFF
VlARY FRANCES GOODWIN
\ssi5tant in Registrar's office;
B.A., Duke.
MRS. JESSIE JORDAN
Secretary to Dean
.A., Mississippi State College for
Women.
MRS. J. W. NETTLES
Cashier.
FRANCES WEE
Cashier.
CLASSES
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DOUG HAMMOND
FRANZ POSEY
j BETTY JO DAVIS
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
DoLig Hammond ------- President
Franz Posey ------ Vice-President
Betty Jo Davis - - - - Secretary-Treasurer
Looking back over the year, this senior class seems to have done nothing abnormal.
Perhaps because they have been confronted with a world situation that could affect greatly
their future, these 1951 seniors have strived to do things just as always. They have spent
hours in the Grill talking — sometimes of draft laws and the uselessness of war; they have
talked "jobs" — not ever overlooking the service and defense; they have crammed for com-
prehensives, boned for tests, yelled at football and basketball games, played in intramurals;
they have attended the usual round of meetings and taken in their share of parties; they
have chatted jokingly — and thought seriously.
They have done what normal seniors in normal times would have done — held fast to
today and reached unhesitantly for tomorrow, feeling perhaps, that Millsaps has given them
what it will take to face this world — confidence in themselves, their God, and the years after
'51.
THE SENIOR CLASS
TOP ROW: Muriel Allen, Tip Allen, Selby Alsworth, Robert Arinder, Billy Baker.
BOTTOM ROW: Lee Baker, Louise Ball, Ray Bankston, Doris Ann Barlow, Beverly Barstow.
And there's one on the floor, too.
MURIEL ALLEN --------- Jackson
Elementary Education
Vikings
TIP ALLEN ----------- Canton
Political Science
Kappa Alpha
SELBY ALSWORTH -------- Jackson
Religion
ROBERT ARINDER --------- Morton
Religion
BILLY BAKER ---------- Macon
Chemistry
Kappa Alpha
LEE BAKER -------- Wood River, III.
English
Lambda Chi Alpha
LOUIS BALL ----------- Jackson
Physics
RAY BANKSTON -------- Vicksburg
Geology
Pi Kappa Alpha
DORIS ANN BARLOW ------- Greenville
Chemistry
Phi Mu
BEVERLY BARSTOW ------- Vicksburg
English
Kappa Delta
THE SENIOR CLASS
TOP ROW: Barbara Bartlett, Frances Anne Beacham, Mitchell Beaird, Dudley Beard, Richard
Berry.
BOTTOM ROW: Talby Bevill, Peggy Bonner, Marguerite Boyles, James Robert Branning,
Mary Jane Brent.
Tomato strangles "tomato."
BARBARA BARTLETT Greenwood
Mathematics
Phi Mu
FRANCES ANNE BEACHAM Jackson
English
Chi Omega
MITCHELL BEAIRD -------- Jackson
Chemistry
Kappa Alpha
DUDLEY BEARD -------- Yazoo City
History
Phi Kappa Alpha
RICHARD BERRY -------- Biloxi
Biology
Phi Kappa Alpha
TALBY BEVILL -------- Tampa, Fla.
Economics
Kappa Alpha
PEGGY BONNER --------- Jackson
Chemistry
Kappa Delta
MARGUERITE BOYLES ------- Jackson
History
JAMES ROBERT BRANNING ----- Meridian
Sociology
Kappa Sigma
MARY JANE BRENT ------- Raymond
Elementary Education
Phi Mu
CHRIS BREWER ------- Crystal Springs
Mathematics
Phi Mu
GLADDEN BROOKS - - Carthage
Chemistry
Kappa Sigma
MIGNONNE BROWN - - Jackson
Education
Beta Sigma Omicron
RUTH BUFORD - - Edwards
Psychology
Chi Omega
OLIVER BURFORD ------ New Albany
Physics
WILLIAM R. BURT -------- Tupelo
Religion
PAT BUSBY --------- Berwyn, III.
Elementary Education
Phi Mu
PAT CAFFEY ---------- Duckhill
Psychology
Kappa Sigma
JIM C. CAMPBELL -------- Jackson
Music
JOYCE CARADINE -------- Prairie
Religion
MARION E. CARLSON - - Grand Rapids, Minn.
Psychology
JEAN CARROLL ---------- Lyon
Elementary Education
Beta Sigma Omicron
TURNER CASSITY -------- Jackson
English
Kappa Alpha
VALERIJA CERNAUSKIS ------ Latvia
German
Viking
JULIAN CHANCELLOR ------- Macon
Chemistry
Sigma Chi
TOP ROW: Chris Brewer, Gladden Brooks, Mignonne Brown, Ruth Buford, Oliver Burford.
MIDDLE ROW: William R. Burt, Pat Busby, Pat Caffey, Jim C. Campbell, Joyce Caradine.
BOTTOM ROW; Marion E. Carlson, Jean Carroll, Turner Cassity, Valerija Cernauskis,
Julian Chancellor.
THE SENIOR CLASS
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TOP ROW: Grace Chang, John Morgan Clack, Cooper Clements, Anna Coleman, Bobbye
Cullum.
BOTTOM ROW: Robert Lee Crawford, George Currcy, Betty Jo Davis, George A. Day, Paul
Day.
GRACE CHANG ------ Shanghai, China
Elementary Education
Viking
JOHN MORGAN CLACK ------ Lexington
Kappa Sigma
COOPER CLEMENTS ------- Jackson
Psychology
Pi Kappa Alpha
Liz, aren't you happy here? ANNA COLEMAN -------- Ashland
Sociology
Beta Sigma Omicron
BOBBYE COLLUM --------- Fannin
Chemistry
ROBERT LEE CRAWFORD ----- Houston
Religion
GEORGE CURREY -------- Vicksburg
English
Lambda Chi Alpha
IH^jai ^W'^ ,'^'^k BETTY JO DAVIS --------- Jackson
x\ > ^ Voice
Chi Omega
GEORGE A. DAY --------- Bentonia
Economics
Lambda Chi Alpha
^ ■ PAUL DAY ---------- Bentonia
Geology
Lambda Chi Alpha
ED DEWEESE ---------- Meridian
History
Kappa Alpha
MARY MARTHA DICKERSON - - - - Summit
Religion
Viking
OLLIE DILLON ---------- McComb
English
DOROTHY DOTY - - - - Jackson
English
Chi Omega
MILLY EAST --------- Columbia
English
Kappa Delta
BEN EDWARDS - - - Jackson
Economics
MARY SUE ENOCHS - - Jackson
Elementary Education
Kappa Delta
CAROLYN ESTES -------- Grenada
Spanish
Kappa Delta
DABNEY GILLILAND ------- Jackson
Economics
Kappa Alpha
PATTIE GOLDING -------- Greenwood
Elementary Education
Phi Mu
JOSEPH GOODSELL ------- Vicksburg
History
Lambda Chi Alpha
SOPHIA GRITTMAN ------- Ruleville
English
WAVERLY HALL --------- Drew
Geology
Pi Kappa Alpha
DOUG HAMMOND ------ Holly Springs
Mathematics
Kappa Sigma
PENNY HARDY ------- Thomaston, Ga.
Elementary Education
Viking
TOP ROW: Ed Deweese, Mary Martha Dickerson, OIlie Dillion, Dorothy Doty, Milly East.
MIDDLE ROW: Ben Edwards, Mary Sue Enochs, Carolyn Estes, Dabney Gilliiand, Pattie
Golding.
BOTTOM ROW: Joseph Goodsell, Sophia Grittman, Waverly Hall, Doug Hammond, Penny
Hardy.
THE SENIOR CLASS
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TOP ROW: Bill Harwell, Robert Hathorn, William Henson, John H. Hinton, Jr., Robert J.
Hoffman.
BOTTOM ROW: Wilton Holston, Louis Howard, Dot Hubbard, Virginia Ann Hughes, Harry
Hutchinson.
BILL HARWELL -------- New Albany
History
Kappa Sigma
ROBERT HATHORN -------- Jackson
Economics
Kappa Sigma
WILLIAM HENSON ------- Booneville
English
Norseman
"I'm just a stranger here. . ." jq^^ ^ HINTON, JR. ------ - Soso
Geology
ROBERT J. HOPFMAN ----- Loraine, Ohio
Economics
WILTON HOLSTON ------- Wiggins
^ History
l^jr*f» LOUIS HOWARD --------- Jackson
English
Norseman
DOT HUBBARD ---------- Scooba
Religion
Viking
VIRGINIA ANN HUGHES - Jackson
Elementary Education
Phi Mu
HARRY HUTCHINSON ------ Vicksburg
Physics
Kappa Sigma
MARY EVELYN HUTCHINSON - - - Magnolia
Elementary Education
Kappa De!ta
CECIL JENKINS --------- Jackson
Chemistry
Kappa Alpha
MARSHALL KERN - - Canton
Geology
JEANNINE KEY ------- Sulphur, La.
Geology
WILLIAM LAMBERT - Jackson
Economics
LINDA LANGDON -------- Jackson
English
Viking
CLAY LEE ----------- - Laurel
Philosophy
DAISY LEWIS Gen Allen
Piano
Viking
MARY LIPSEY --------- Brookhaven
Economics
Chi Omega
REX L. LOFTIN ---------- Prentiss
Religion
STELLA LUCAS ----- Jackson
Elementary Education
Beta Sigma Omicron
BETTY LYONS ---------- Jackson
Elementary Education
Kappa Kappa Gamma
LINDA McCLUNEY -------- Hou:ton
Sociology
INEZMcCOY - - Walnut
Religion
Viking
WANDA McCOY --------- Wa'nut
Religion
Viking
TOP ROW: Mary Evelyn Hutchinson, Cecil Jenkins, Marshall Kern, Jeannie Key, William
Lambert.
MIDDLE ROW: Linda Langdon, Clay Lee, Daisy Lewis, Mary Lipsey, Rex L. Loftin.
BOTTOM ROW: Stella Lucas, Betty Lyons, Linda McC'uney, Inez McCoy, Wanda McCoy.
THE SENIOR CLASS
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TOP ROW: Ray McCullen, Yvonne Mclnturff, James McMillan, Johnny Miller, Louise
Mitchell.
BOTTOM ROW; Jack M. Mobley, Robert Moody, Mary Alice Moss, Jean Nalty, Harold
Nelson.
Where's my desk?
RAY McCULLEN - - - Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
YVONNE MclNTURFF ------- McComb
Voice
Viking
JAMES McMillan - - McComb
Physics
Kappa Sigma
JOHNNY MILLER -------- Edwards
Economics
Kappa Alpha
LOUISE MITCHELL -.--..--- Terry
Elementary Education
Viking
JACK M. MOBLEY --------- Jackson
Biology
Kappa Alpha
ROBERT MOODY --------- Osyka
Psychology
MARY ALICE MOSS -------- Raleigh
Elementary Education
Beta Sigma Omicron
JEAN NALTY --------- Brookhaven
Elementary Education
Chi Omega
HAROLD NELSON -------- Greenville
Economics
Kappa Sigma
DORIS NOEL ---------- Jackson
Religion
MELISSA ODOM --------- Laurel
Elementary Education
Phi Mu
GLORIA OSWALT - - Alligator
Religion
Chi Omega
LILLIAN PARKER -------- Jackson
Sociology
JEAN PATRICK ---------- Jackson
History
Beta Sigma Omicron
FRANCES PAT PATTERSON ----- Jackson
Piano
Chi Omega
DON PEARSON ---------- Jackson
History
Pi Kappa Alpha
JAMES G. PERKINS -------- Boyce, La.
Geology
POLLY PHILLIPS -------- Holly Bluff
Elementary Education
Chi Omega
BETTY ANN POSEY ------- Philadelphia
Elementary Education
Kappa Delta
FRANZ POSEY ---------- Jackson
Chemistry
Lambda Chi Alpha
VIRGINIA PRICE --------- Jackson
French
Chi Omega
L. G. PUCKETT --------- Jackson
Political Science
Lambda Chi Alpha
GILES RAWLS ---------- Columbia
Chemistry
Kappa Alpha
JAMES L. REEVES -------- Brookhaven
Piano
TOP ROW: Doris Noel, Melissa Odom, Gloria Oswalt, Lillian Parker, Jean Patrick.
MIDDLE ROW: Frances Pat Patterson, Don Pearson, James G. Perkins, Polly Phillips,
Betty Ann Posey.
BOTTOM ROW: Franz Posey, Virginia Price, L. G. Puckett, Giles Rawls, James L. Reeves.
CLASS
TOP ROW; Sid Rhodes, James Richardson, Eddie Roberts, Hubert Robinson, Eddie Robinson.
BOTTOM ROW: Sue Robinson, Nell Ross, Joe H. Sanderson, Onie Scott, Dave Shelton.
My echo, my shadow, and me-
SID RHODES ----------- Jackson
Physics
Norseman
JAMES RICHARDSON ------- Ackerman
Religion
EDDIE ROBERTS -------- Kosciusko
Religion
HUBERT ROBINSON ------ Burnsville
Piano
EDDIE ROBINSON ------- Greenwood
Economic:
Pi Kappa A!pha
SUE ROBINSON -------- New Albany
Religion
Beta Sigma Omicron
NELL ROSS -------- Crystal Springs
Element3rv Education
Chi Omega
JOE H, SANDERSON ------- Brandon
Physics
Lambda Chi Alpha
ONIE SCOTT - - - Long Beach
Bio'ogy
Viking
DAVE SHELTON --------- Winona
History
Kappa Sigma
ANN MARAE SIMPSON ------- Laurel
Elementary Education
Chi Omega
FRANK SIMPSON --------- Flora
Economics
Kappa Sigma
CAROLYN SLATER -------- Jackson
Biology
Viking
CECIL H. SMITH --------- Jackson
Economics
Pi Kappa Alpha
PRICE SNEED ----------- Tupelo
Economics
DEBORAH STEVENS -------- Jackson
English
De'ta Gamma
BOB STREANDER ------ Dreyel Hill, Pa.
Economics
Kappa Sigma
HARMON TILLMAN ------- Winona
Sociology
Kappa Sigma
FRED TOLAND, JR. - - - - - Prichard, Ala.
Religion
DOROTHY JERNIGAN TURNER - - - - Tupelo
Elementary Education
Kappa Delta
LOWREY VARNADO ------- Jac;<son
English
Norseman
WILBUR WALKER - - Summit
Religion
PEYTON WEEMS - - . Lake
Mathematics
PAUL WHITMORE -------- Jackson
Psychology
Pi Kappa Alpha
BILL WILLS ----- Jackson
History
Kappa Alpha
JACK WOODWARD ------- Louisville
History
Kappa Sigma
BETTYE SUE WREN ------- Vicksburg
Elementary Education
Kappa Delta
BENNIE YOUNGBLOOD ----- Meadville
English
TOP ROW: Ann Marae Simpson, Frank Simpson, Carolyn Slater, Cecil H. Smith, Price Sneed,
Deborah Stevens.
MIDDLE ROW: Bob Streander, Harmon Tillman, Fred To!and, Jr., Dorothy Jernigan Turner,
Lovv'rey Varnado, Wilbur Walker.
BOTTOM ROW: Peyton Weems, Paul Whitmore, Bill Wills, Jack Woodward, Bettye Sue
Wren, Bennie Younoblood.
THE JUNIOR CLASS
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TOP ROW:
BEULAH ABEL - Duck H
JAMES ALDRIDGE -------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
GEORGE ALEXANDER - - Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
LAURA CECIL ALLEN ------- Jackson
Chi Omega •
BILL ANDERSON --------- Jackson
Norseman
DON H. ANDERSON ------- Vicksburg
MIDDLE ROW:
ROBERT R. ANDERSON ------ Natchez
Pi Kappa Alpha
W. E. AYRES - - - Greenville
Pi Kappa Alpha
HUGH BAKER ------ Wood River, II
GROVER BELL ------- Munnerly, Ga.
HIGDON BLACKWELL ------- Jackson
JOHN BOWERS ------ Crystal Springs
BOTTOM ROW:
JOHN BOWIE ---------- McCool
BETTY LOVE BRENT ------- Jackson
Chi Omega
BILL BREWER -------- Booneville
Kappa Sigma
THELMA ANN CANODE ------ Rome
Beta Sigma Omicron
VIRGINIA CAVETT -------- Jackson
Chi Omega
CURTIS CLAPHAM - Lyon
Kappa Sigma
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A book I can sink my teeth in!
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
D'JNCAN CLARK -------- Sardis
Sigma Nu
STANLEY CLENDINNING ----- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alplna
BFi^^lNY CONERLY ------- Kokomo
Kappa A!pha
SECOND ROW;
GRADY CRAWEORD ----- Yazoo City
BILLY CRIM --------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
WILLIAM EDWIN CURTIS - - - - Ovett
THIRD ROW:
BILL DARBY --------- Jackson
Pi Kappa A pha
JOHN DAVIS --------- Utica
MARY DAYHOOD - - - - - - Ruleville
Vikings
FOURTH ROW:
ANNIE DUNN Olive Branch
Vikings
DAVID EASLEY ------- McComb
ROY EATON -------- Port Gibson
Lambda Chi Alpha
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TOP ROW:
OUIDA ELDRIDGE ------- Philadelphia
Vikings
DOXEY FISHER --------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
EDWARD FREEMAN ------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
BILLY FULGHAM --------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
BOB GORDAY - - - - - Jackson
ALBERT N. GORE, JR. ----- - Mathiston
MIDDLE ROW:
BILLY GRAHAM --------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
NORMA HARRELL ------ Mobile, Ala.
JOHN HATHORN --------- Jackson
Kappa Sigma
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EVELYN HAWKINS -------- Canton
Vikings
ANN HEGGIE ---------- Durant
Chi Omega
JEWELL HILL -------- Glen Allen
Vikings
BOTTOM ROW:
MARY JOY HILL -.------ Louisville
WILLIAM H. HOLLAND, JR. - - - - Vicksburg
Pi Kappa Alpha
SUE RIVERS HORTON ------- Oakland
Vikings
MARGARET LEE INMAN ------ Flora
Pi Mu
MIKE C.JACOBS --------- McComb
BILL JEFFREY --------- Greenville
Kappa Alpha
Three Y's — delegates
THE
JUNIOR
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
E. C. JENKINS -------- Brookhaven
FRANCES JOHNSON ------ Jackson
Pi Mu
LANIER JONES ------ Nashville, Tenn.
Kappa Sigma
SECOND ROW:
JEAN KAVANAY - . . Jackson
Kappa Delta
BARRY KIMBROUGH ----- Louisville
B. F. LEE --------- Greenwood
Pi Kappa Alpha
THIRD ROW:
BARBARA LINDER ------- Natchez
Beta Sigma Omicron
CLAIRE LUSTER ------- Clarksdale
Chi Omega
MABETH McCLUER Jackson
Phi Mu
FOURTH ROW:
CURTIS McGOWAN - - - - Memphis, Tenn.
Kappa Sigma
ELLEN KENT McNAMARA - - - - Jackson
RANDY MANSFIELD Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
TOP ROW:
CHARLES MARKHAM ------ Greenville
PATSY MARTINSON ------- Jackson
Chi Omega
MARTHA MAYO --------- Star
Pi Mu
EUNICE MIDDLETON ------ Yazoo City
Chi Omega
WALKER MILAM --------- Jackson
BILLY MURDOCK -------- Greenwood
Kappa Alpha
MIDDLE ROW:
DALE OVERMYER -------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
PEGGY PARRISH --------- Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
VIRGINIA PEEBLES -------- Jackson
Chi Omega
BINFORD PITTS --------- Terry
Kappa Alpha
MARY ANNE PITTS - Indianola
Chi Omega
ALICE ROWLAND -------- Charleston
Beta Sigma Omicron
BOTTOM ROW:
ROY H. RYAN --------- Baldwin
ALVIN B. K. SCHMOTZER - - - Shreveport, La.
Lambda Chi Alpha
JEANNE SHIELDS --------- Tchula
Beta Sigma Omicron
ANNE SISSON ---------- Beluah
Phi Mu
BETTY SMALL ---------- Jackson
Kappa Delta
MARY SUE SMITH -------- Jackson
Phi Mu
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TOP ROW:
SONNYE SMITH - - - Carrollton
Pi Kappa Alpha
RUTH STOCKTON -------- Biloxi
Viking
E. B. STRAIN --------- Poplarville
Kappa Alpha
LAVON STRONG --------- Crosby
BARBARA TYLER -------- Jackson
Viking
C. W. WASSON -------- Kosciusko
MIDDLE ROV/;
BETTYE WATKINS -------- Jackson
Kappa Delta
FRANCES WATKINS - - - - Lake Charles, La
Phi Mu
SPENCER WEISSINGER ------- Gary
JIM WHITEHOUSE - - - Columbia
Pi Kappa Alpha
MARTHA HALE WILLIAMS - - - - Greenwood
Chi Omega
MARY NELL WILLIAMS ------ Jackson
Kappa Delta
BOTTOM ROW:
TINY BELLE WILLIAMSON ----- Seminary
Viking
KATHRYN WILSON ------- Broo'^haven
Viking
GLYN WIYGUL --------- Nettleton
LAVELLE WOODRICK ------- Meridian
MARTHA WRIGHT - - Jackson
Viking
GENE YELVERTON --------- Jackson
Kappa Sigma
JIMMY YOUNG --------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
THE SOPHOMORE
CLASS
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Is there a doctor in the house?
THE
SOPHOMORE
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
ANN ADAMS - - - - Shelby
Viking
MALCOLM AKERS ------- Jackson
Norseman
SUZANNA ALFORD ------ Columbia
Chi Omega
SECOND ROW:
JIMMY ALLEN - - Jackson
Kappa Alpha
MARY ANN AMASON ------ Jackson
SHIRLEY ATKINSON ----- Greenwood
Chi Omega
THIRD ROW:
MARY ANN BABINGTON - - - - Meadville
Pi Mu
DAVID BALIUS -------- Biloxl
Pi Kappa Alpha
JOHN RAY BARR Vicksburg
Pi Kappa Alpha
FOURTH ROW:
BOBBIE BARTON -------- Jackson
Kappa Delta
MARIANNE BEATTY - - - - Rockford, Mich.
Beta Sigma Omicron
MILTON BIEDENHARN ----- Vicksburg
Pi Kappa Alpha
KM
TOP ROW:
JOE FRANK BLAKENEY ----- Bay Springs
Kappa Alpha
BOB BLOUNT ------ Washington, D. C.
Kappa Sigma
DARDEN BOURNE --------- Jackson
JERRY BOYKIN --------- Laurel
Kappa Sigma
CHARLES BOYLES Jackson
Norseman
BARRY BRINDLEY -------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
MIDDLE ROW:
BILL BRODE ----------- Forest
Lambda Chi Alpha
DENNIS BROWN --------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
PEGGY BROWN - - Jackson
MABEL BUCKLEY --------- Jackson
Kappa Delta
LOUISE BURTON --------- Jackson
Phi Mu
BEVERLY BUTLER -------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
BOTTOM ROW;
JIM CAMPBELL --------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
SANDRA CAMPBELL ------- Grenada
Viking
MIM CARPENTER Water Valley
VAN CAVETT --------- Jackson
Kappa Sigma
DORIS CLARK ----- Sardls
Phi Mu
CAROLYN COLLINS ------- Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
Two flat tires!
THE
SOPHOMORE
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
EDDIE COLLINS -------- McComb
Kappa Alpha
MARY LEKAS COSTAS ----- Jackson
NEIL COVINGTON ------ Brookhaven
SECOND ROW:
ANNABELLE CRISLER ------ Jackson
Phi Mu
CHARLES M. DEATON ----- Greenwood
Kappa Sigma
LOUIS DEMOS -------- Vicksburg
Lambda Chi Alpha
THIRD ROW:
MARGUERITTE DENNY ------ Jackson
Kappa De ta
MARY ANN DERRICK ------ Jackson
Viking
MARY DENT DICKERSON ----- McComb
Chi Omega
rOURTH ROW:
SARA NELL DYESS ------ Meridian
Viking
VIRGINIA EDGE - - Jackson
Kappa De ta
A. W, ELLIS ------- New Augu;ta
GEORGE EVANS --------- Jackson
Kappa Sigma
NONA EWING --------- Tupelo
Chi Omega
ROONEY PARISH --------- Jackson
PAULINE FORD -------- Columbia
Viking
BILL FUZAK Jackson
MIDDLE ROW:
EVVIN GABY, JR. ------- - Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
GLENNA GOODWIN -------- Jackson
Kappa Delta
MARTHA HENDERSON ------- Jackson
Kappa Delta
BOTTOM ROW;
ROGER HESTER --------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
ROANE HILL --------- - Houston
Chi Omega
BRYANT HORNE --------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
NAN HOWELL --------- Jackson
JOAN HUGHES --------- Madison
CHRIS GRILLIS - Jackson
Forty-Nine
BOB JAMES ------------ Jackson
Kappa Alpha
Tennis is such a strenuous game!
THE
SOPHOMORE
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
MARILYN JENKIN'^ __..... Jackson
Kappa Delta
AUDREY JENNINGS ----- Chicago, III.
Phi Mu
LONNIE JOHNSTON ------ Itta Bena
SECOND ROW:
TOMMY JOLLY ------- Monticello
Kappa Sigma
VIRGINIA KELLY -------- Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
FAYE KENNEDY -------- Jackson
THIRD ROW:
HERBERT KUYKENDALL - - - - Columbus
Lambda Chi Alpha
ALICE KYLE --------- Clarksdale
JOSEPHINE LAMPTON ----- Tylertown
Beta Sigma Omicron
FOURTH ROW:
ALBERT LEE -------- - Greenwood
Pi Kappa Alpha
ANNIE GREER LEONARD ----- Jackson
Kappa Delta
ELIZABETH LESTER ------- Jackson
Chi Omega
Fifty
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TOP ROW;
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B. F. LEWIS ---------- Jackson
T. W. LEWIS ---------- Columbus
Kappa Sigma
ROBERT TOWNSEND LOTT - - - - Kilmichael
RUTH LOWERY --------- Jackson
Kappa Delta
ROSEMARY McCOY -------- Meridian
Viking
J. V, McCRORY --------- Canton
MIDDLE ROW:
MARY ELIZABETH McDANIEL - - - - Flora
Beta Sigma Omicron
MARY JANE McDONALD ------ Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
TAN McGEE ---------- Chunky
Phi Mu
MARY LOU McGEE ------- Ackerman
Kappa Delta
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CHARLES Mcknight ------- Jackson
MARY FRANCES McMURRY ----- -Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
BOTTOM ROW:
BOBBY MADDOX --------- McComb
Kappa Alpha
JAMES W. MARTIN - Water Valley
Lambda Chi Alpha
ADELEE MATHENY ------- Woodville
Viking
MARTHA SUE MONTGOMERY - - - - Jackson
Viking
CAROL LYN MOODY ------ Poplarville
Phi Mu
BILLY MOORE -------- Indianola
Kappa Sigma
One
Must have seen a rat!
THE
SOPHOMORE
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
GEORGE MORAES - - - - Rio De Janerio
Norsemen
DELTA MORGAN -------- Terry
Beta Sigma Omicron
HEBRON MORRIS ------- Jackson
SECOND ROW:
JERRY NALTY -------- Brookhaven
Chi Omega
BETTY NELSON - - - Jackson
Kappa Delta
EVELYN NEWMAN ------- Tupelo
Chi Omega
THIRD ROW:
JIMMY NEWSOME ------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
MARTHA NORSWORTHY Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
MARY ANN O'NEIL ------- Jackson
Viking
FOURTH ROW;
MARY VIRGINIA PARK - - - - Greenville
Kappa Delta
SHIRLEY PARKER ------- Vicksburg
Viking
LEWIS PEEL --------- Greenwood
Kappa Sigma
Fifty-Two
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TOP ROW:
GEORGE PIRIE ------- Salisbury, Md.
Lambda Chi Alpha
TULANE POSEY ---------- Tupelo
Kappa Sigma
JIMMY POUNDS -------- Jasper, Ala.
ROBERT PRUITT --------- Jackson
JACK RAMSEY - - - - Vicksburg
Kappa Sigma
FRANCES RAMSEY ------- Greenwood
Kappa Delta
MIDDLE ROW:
PAT RATLIFF ---------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
GEORGE REID --------- - Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
ENNIS REYNOLDS ------- Clarksdale
JULIUS F. REYNOLDS ------- Jackson
ROBERT RICHTER ------- Greenwood
Kappa Sigma
BILL RIECKEN ---------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
BOTTOM ROW:
ANNE ROBERTS ------ Montgomery, Ala.
Viking
IRA ROBINSON --------- Brandon
BARBARA ROSEBERRY ------- Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
BILLY ROWSEY Jackson
DON RUSHING --------- jtta Bena
JOHN SANDEFUR -------- Vicksburg
Pi Kappa Alpha
Fifty-Three
TOP ROW;
NEELEY SANFORD ------- Philadelphia
Kappa Delta
JOE SCHMITT --------- Jackson
OLIVER SCOTT, JR. ------ - Gulfport
LOUISE SHARP - - - - Carthage
SHIRLEY SHIPP -------- Lexington
WILLIAM E. SMALLWOOD ----- Tylertown
MIDDLE ROW:
CLAUDE SMITH Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
KIM SMITH ---------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
DAN STAVROPOULOS ------ Vicksburg
Lambda Chi Alpha
A. J. STEVENS ---------- West
Kappa Sigma
ROY S. STOVALL, JR. ------ - Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
BOTTOM ROW:
JOANNE SUMMERS ----- Walnut Grove
Beta Sigma Omicron
JIMMY TERRY -------- Lexington
DOROTHY TINGLE -------- Jackson
Phi Mu
SHELIA TRAPP --------- Tupelo
Chi Omega
WESLEY ANN TRAVIS ------- Jackson
CHARLES R. SOMMERS ------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
LOU TRUE ---------- Vicksburg
Phi Mu
Fifty-Foxir
TOP ROW:
FRANCES TUCKER -------- Jackson
Kappa Delta
MARIE TURNAGE - - Grenada
Beta Sigma Omicron
CLEVELAND TURNER ------- Belzoni
Kappa Sigma
ALFRED H. UHALT, JR. ----- - Jackson
JACK VOLLMER -------- Jackson
ROGER WALDROP -------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
MIDDLE ROW:
LARRY WALLACE ------- Hollandale
Kappa Sigma
MARGARET WEAVER ------- Columbus
Chi Omega
JOHNNIE WEBB --------- Jackson
Phi Mu
LARRY WESTON -------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
ALICE DALE WHITFIELD ------ Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
BOTTOM ROW:
MARGARET D. WHITFIELD ----- Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
BILL WILLIAMS - - - Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
DAVE WILLIAMS --------- Amory
Kappa Sigma
JIMMY WILLIAMS ------- G.eenwood
Kappa Sigma
POLLY WREN - - - - Vicksburg
Kappa Delta
SILLY WRIGHT --------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
I.
EMILIA WEBER - - - - Jackson
Viking
C. Y. YAO ------- Hong Kong, China
Norsemen
Fijty-Five
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FifUj-Six
THE
FRESHA\AN
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
CHARLES W. ALLEN ------ Itta Bena
Pi Kappa Alpha
DAN ANDERS - - Jackson
Kappa Sigma
ANN ANDERSON - - - Jackson
Chi Omega
SECOND ROW:
ED ANDERSON Blue Island, III.
Lambda Chi Alpha
ASPASIA ATHAS Greenwood
LUCIE ATKINSON ------- Jackson
Phi Mu
THIRD ROW:
JULIA EVELYN AUST Clarksdale
Chi Omega
LYNN BACOT Holmesville
Viking
MILDRED W, BALLARD ----- Fayette
Beta Sigma Omicron
FOURTH ROW:
CAROLYN BARIA Gulfport
Viking
G. I. BARRAS -------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
JEAN BARRETT -------- Biloxi
FIFTH ROW:
SALLY ANN BATSON ----- Greenville
Kappa Delta
KATHRYN JEAN BEARDEN - - - - McComb
Viking
JIMMY BENSON ------- Meridian
Fifty-Seven
Hair today and goon tomorrow!
THE
FRESHMAN
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
KYE BETHANY -------- Macon
Kappa Alpha
BOBBY J. BLACK ------- Greenwood
Kappa Sigma
RAY BLASINGAME ------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
SECOND ROW:
MARLENE BRANTLEY ------ Jackson
Phi Mu
JO ANN BRATTON ------ Greenville
Kappa Delta
BOBBY BROOKS ------- Mathiston
Lambda Chi Alpha
THIRD ROW:
CECILE BROWN ------- Jackson
Phi Mu
DUDLEY BROWN ------- Winona
Norseman
BETTY SUE BURNS ------- Jackson
FOURTH ROW:
NORMA BUSSE --------- Canton
GLENN CAIN --------- Durant
Pi Kappa Alpha
MARGUERITE CAIN ------ Gulfport
Chi Omega
FIFTH ROW:
ROBERT ALLISON CALLAWAY - - - Jackson
Norseman
MONA REE CANODE Rome
Beta Sigma Omicron
JAMES W. CARR ------- Vicksburg
Norseman
Fifty-Eight
TOP ROW:
AUGUSTUS CARRAWAY, III - ■
Pi Kappa Alpha
Bassfield
SIDNEY CLEMENT - - - Pontotoc
Kappa Sigma
WILLIAM RODNEY CLEMENT -
Pi Kappa Alpha
Jackson
MARTHA BEA CLOWER ----- Clarksdale
Chi Omega
TOMMY COBB --------- Vicksburg
Kappa Sigma
OLIVE COKER --------- Jackson
Chi Omega
JO ANNE COOPER ------- Greenwood
Kappa Delta
CHARLES CRISLER -------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
HARRIET CRISLER ------- Bay Springs
Chi Omega
JANIE LEE CROSS ------ Goshen Springs
Phi Mu
MAGDALENE CUNNINGHAM - - - - Jackson
Viking
BOTTOM ROW:
PAT CURTIS --------- Kosciusko
JOAN DAUGHDRILL ------ Poplarville
Phi Mu
BARBARA DAVIS --------- Jackson
Kappa Delta
MIDDLE ROW:
FRED DeLONG - - - Tutwiler
Pi Kappa Alpha
POLLY COOPER Morton
Phi Mu
ALBERT DRAKE -------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
MAGRUDER CORBAN ------- Biloxi
Pi Kappa Alpha
JACK DUBARD --------- Grenada
Pi Kappa Alpha
EMILY COSTIGAN - - Greenwood
Kappa Delta
KATIE JO EASLEY -------- McComb
Viking
Fifty-Nine
I say Peebles — halitosis?
IE
FRESH/AAN
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
BERNICE EDGAR ------- Vaughan
Viking
FLOYD ENGLER ------ Blue Island, III.
Lambda Chi Alpha
EDWARD ROY EPPERSON - - - - Louisvills
Norseman
SECOND ROW;
MINNIE FARLOW ------- Jackson
Chi Omega
VERNON FEWELL ------- Pascagoula
Lambda Chi Alpha
BILLIE MARIE FORE ------ Newton
Viking
THIRD ROW:
SYBIL FOY --------- Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
MARY KATHERINE FRAISER - - - - Jackson
Phi Mu
CARLENE FREILER - Hazlehurst
Chi Omega
FOURTH ROW:
GLORIA FREUDENBERG Greenville
Chi Omega
OUIDA FAYE GARDNER Jackson
Kappa Delta
BARBARA GARNER - - Jackson
Phi Mu
FIFTH ROW;
BETTY GRIFFIN Louisville
Viking
SAMMY GLORIOSO ----- jtta Bena
Kappa Sigma
EDGAR A. GOSSARD Meridian
Sixty
TOP ROW:
MARY ALBERTA GRANTHAM - -
Beta Sigma Omicron
Jackson
TOM GRAYSON ----- - - Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
JOHN GREGG -------- Clarksdale
Kappa Sigma
MARY KATHERYN GRITTMAN
Kappa Delta
Drew
BETTY GROOME - - - Fayette
Chi Omega
JERRY B. GULLEDGE ----- Crystal Springs
Kappa Sigma
JAMES HARDIN Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
MARY GAIL HENLEY ------ Gloster
Viking
THOMAS HETRICK -------- Jack';on
Norseman
LOUISE HIGHT ------ Pine Bluff, Ark.
Viking
JOE HOBBS ---------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
BOTTOM ROW:
LOUIS W. HODGES ------- Newport
JACK LONG HOLMES ------- Sallis
JOANNE HUGGINS ------ Waynesboro
Beta Sigma Omicron
MIDDLE ROW:
PEGGY HUGHES ------- Brookhaven
Viking
IMOGENE HARRELL - Silver City
Beta Sigma Omicron
JOHN HARRIS - - - - Flora
Kappa Sigma
ROBERT HUNT --------- Jackson
JOE HYER ----------- Tuscaloosa
Lambda Chi Alpha
SIDNEY HEAD -------- Columbi,
Pi Kappa Alpha
GLENN JENKINS ------ Charlotte, N. C.
Kappa Alpha
Sixty-One
Pen pal!
THE
FRESHMAN
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
GEORGE K. JONES - - - - Nashville, Tenn.
Kappa Sigma
BOBBY KELLEY ------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
EDNA KHAYAT ------ Moss Point
Kappa Delta
SECOND ROW:
JIMMY KURTS ------- Jackson
JO ANN KUX -------- Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
JAMES LADNER ------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
THIRD ROW:
MARGARET V. LAMON - - - Memphis, Tenn.
Beta Sigma Omicron
JEAN LAND -------- Clarksdale
Kappa Delta
JANELLA LANSING ------ McComb
Kappa Delta
FOURTH ROW:
CHARLES LASETER ------- Morton
NOREE LATIMER ------ Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
DELORES LEWIS ------ Glen Allen
Viking
FIFTH ROW:
IDA NORA LIEB ------- Fernwood
Viking
SARA NELL LINN ------ Tupelo
Kappa Delta
JOHN LITTLE -------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
Sixty-Two
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TOP ROW;
RODNEY LITTLE -------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
SHIRLEE LITTLE -------- Vicksburg
Beta Sigma Omicron
TOM LOUIS, III - Vicksburg
Pi Kappa Alpha
BEN McCARTY . - - Jackson
Kappa Alpha
SYBIL McKAY - - - - Jackson
Phi Mu
HUGH McLELLAN - - . Durant
Norseman
DOUGLAS MATHIS ------ Crystal Springs
Lambda Chi Alpha
MIDDLE ROW:
FRANCES MAY -------- Jackson
Chi Omega
SHIRLEY MENETRE ------- Poplarville
Viking
WILLLIAM B. MESSER ----- Crystal Springs
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sixty
HENRY MILLS, JR. ------ - Jackson
Kappa Alpha
ELEANOR MILLSAPS - West Point
Beta Sigma Omicron
JOHNNY MITCHELL ------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
EDWIN MIZE --------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
BOTTOM ROW;
ALICE ANN MOORE ------- Jackson
ELINOR MOORE --------- Morton
Phi Mu
HARVEY MOORE -------- Gulfport
Lambda Chi Alpha
JOHN W. MOORE - Hattiesburg
Pi Kappa Alpha
SAMUEL MOORE -------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
JESSIE WYNN MORGAN ------ Newton
Phi Mu
BARBARA MYERS ------- Greenwood
Kappa Delta
HARDY NALL, JR. - - - Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
■Three
Man of di"stinks"ion.
THE
FRESHMAN
CLASS
FIRST ROW:
NANCY NAPIER ------- Aberdeen
Chi Omega
FRANK A. NASH Greenville
Lambda Chi Alpha
BETTY JO NORTON Hazlehurst
Chi Omega
SECOND ROW:
COLA CATHERINE O'NEAL ----- Laurel
Kappa Delta
ARTHUR O'NEIL, JR. ----- - Jackson
Norseman
LESLIE PAGE -------- Grenada
THIRD ROW:
VIRGINIA PARIS ------ Ripley, Tenn.
WADE PATRICK ------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
ANN PATTERSON Lexington
FOURTH ROW:
GEORGE W. PHILLIPS - - - - Mendenhall
Norseman
HAROLD PRESLEY ------- Pickens
Phi Kappa Alpha
VIVIAN PRICE ------- Magnolia
FIFTH ROW:
JEANENNE PRIDGEN ------ Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
ODEAN PUCKETT ------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
MYRENE PUNSHON - - - - Orlando, Fla.
Beta Sigma Omicron
Sixty-Four
TOP ROW:
LILLIAN RAWLS ------- Columbia
Beta Sigma Omicron
LACY REES - - - - Jackson
Phi Mu
BILL ROBINSON Columbus
Kappa Sigma
JERRY ROEBUCK -------- Newton
Pi Kappa Alpha
WILLIAM ROGERS ------- Greenwood
Kappa Sigma
FRANCES ROOT - - Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
JEANNETTE SANDERS - - - - Water Valley
Beta Sigma Omicron
BETTYE SMITH --------- Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
GENE SPARKS -------- Hillsboro
Norseman
JOYCE STEWART - - - - Corpus Christi, Texas
Beta Sigma Omicron
BOTTOM ROW:
MEREDITH STIGLER
Kappa Delta
Drew
MAUDE SUGG - - - . . Jackson
Chi Omega
PEGGY SUTHOFF Moss Point
Kappa Delta
MIDDLE ROW:
GRANVILLE SYKES - Jackson
CLARENCE PAUL SEBREN ----- Florence
Lambda Chi Alpha
LOUIE SHORT --------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
BILLY TATE - . . . West
Norseman
VICTORIA TAYLOR ------- Noxapater
Viking
RACHEL SIMPSON - Greenville
SALLY THORNTON
Brownsville, Tenn.
BARBARA SMITH -------- Jackson
Chi Omega
CAROLYN TOLER ------- - Laurel
Kappa Delta
Sixty-Five
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TOP ROW:
GALINA TUNIKS -------- Latvia
ANNE TURNER - - - Greenwood
Kappa Delta
IRBY TURNEUR, JR. ------ - Belzoni
Kappa Alpha
MAURICE VAN NORMAN ----- McComb
Lambda Chi Alpha
MARY F. VAUGHAN Jackson
Kappa Delta
FRANK WADE --------- Jackson
BARBARA WALKER - Jackson
Beta Sigma Omicron
MIDDLE ROW:
LYNDA ZACK WASSON ------ Kosciusko
SARAH WASSON ------ West Point
Beta Sigma Omicron
NANETTE WEAVER ------ Ackerman
Kappa Delta
MARGARET WESTON ------- Jackson
Phi Mu
MORRIS WHITE -------- Greenwood
NORMA JEAN WHITE ----- Homewood, III.
Viking
BOTTOM ROW:
JOAN WIGNALL -------- Jackson
Phi Mu
GENE A. WILKINSON ----- Crystal Springs
Lambda Chi Alpha
FRED WILLIAMS ------- Vicksburg
Pi Kappa Alpha
WALTER WILLIAMS ------- Jackson
Kappa Sigma
JOAN WILSON --------- Richton
Viging
TOMMY WOODARD ------ Greenville
Pi Kappa Alpha
TOMMY WOODS -------- Greenwood
Kappa Sigma
LONETTA WELLS -------- Jackson
Phi Mu
JOE E. YOUNG - - - - Corinth
Sixty-Six
NAMES OF STUDENTS NOT PICTURED
SENIORS
LLOYD C. BERRONG ----- Underwood, Wash.
Chemistry
WM. 0. BINGHAM Greenwood
Kappa Sigma
WM. S. BRYAN, Jr. ------- - McComb
Chemistry
Kappa Sigma
ROBERT BURST - Jackson
Biology
JAMES T. CHAMPION - Woodland
Chemistry
ROSE MARY CUNNINGHAM ------ Jackson
Elementary Education
Chi Omega
MRS. LOIS DAVIS --------- Jackson
DAVID C. FULGHUM -------- Booneville
Economics
PRESTON H. GOUGH -------- Vicksburg
ERNEST HARRISON, JR. ------ - Jackson
Physics
THOMAS N. HILTON ------- Hattiesburg
LOWERY LANE ---------- Jayess
DUANE E. LLOYD ------- Ocean Springs
Chemistry
HARRY M. LUKE --------- Jackson
Geology
BILLY D. MARTIN --------- Raleigh
Chemistry
N. N. MCORHEAD - - - - Laurel
Biology
Lambda Chi Alpha
GEORGE N!:VILLE, JR. ------- - Meridian
Chemistry
Kappa Alpha
R. H. POSEY ------ Flora
Economics
Kappa Sigma
E. DENZIL PRINCE --------- Union
Chemistry
Kappa Sigma
ERNESTINE RAWLS - - - - Jackson
Elementary Education
JAMES C. TANNER - - - Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
JACK WACTOR -------- Bogue Chitto
EDWARD F. WARREN, III - - Jackson
History
JO ANNE WARREN --------- Jackson
Elementary Education
EMORY L. WARRICK -------- Brooklyn
Philosophy
CHARLES H. WINDHAM, JR. ----- - Mize
Economics
Sixty
JUNIORS
ANN ALEXANDER --------- Jackson
Phi Mu
DAVID E. ASHBURN Jackson
DENT BAILEY --------- Lexington
CHARLES W. BAKER - - Utica
WILLIAM D. BARTON - - Rome, Ga.
Lambda Chi Alpha
VERNON RAY BELL ------- Ridgeland
SAMMIE T. BOLEWARE ------- Carson
Kappa Sigma
DORIS JEAN BOYKIN -------- Sylvarena
HARRY W. BUFKIN -------- Auburn
BARBARA BUNNER -------- Yazoo City
CALVIN SEBRON BYRD - - - - Mount Vernon, Ala.
JACQUELINE CAMMACK ------- Jackson
NANCY JEAN COHEN -------- Jackson
Vikings
ELLA VIRGINIA COURTNEY - - - - Ocean Springs
ROBERT CRISLER --------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
NORMAN ELLIS ---------- Vicksburg
SPE
JOHN M. FLOWERS --------- Terry
WM. EARL GOSS, JR. ------ - Brookhaven
ED GRAHAM ---------- Georgetown
JO ANN GRAHAM -------- Georgetown
ELIZABETH HARRIS -------- Laurel
Kappa Delta
WM. ARLAND HAYS - Bogue Chitto
ERNEST RAY HUSBAND ------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
LUCY IMIG -------- - - Ocean Springs
STACY JENKINS ---------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
ROBERT KEMP - - Winona
RUSSELL KING - - - Jackson
Kappa Alpha
MARY JANE LEE --------- - Eupora
SALE LILLY ---------- Charleston
Kappa Sigma
HOLLIS H. McBRIDE -------- Laurel
Lambda Chi Alpha
B. F. McMATH, JR. Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
DORIS MATHES - Vicksburg
Vikings
CHARLES C. MILLER Jackson
EDWIN MILLER ---------- Jackson
FRED E. MILLER ----- Jackson
JOHN MOHR Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
MARY JANE PALMERLEE Jackson
Chi Omega
ROBERT H. PEEBLES -------- Philadelphia
Delta Psi
RAMSEY PRIDGEN --------- Jackson
CHARLES V. PROUTY -------- Jackson
PAUL A. ROELL Jackson
-Seven
NAMES OF STUDENTS NOT PICTURED
LAURANCE S. RUSS - - Gulfport
EDWARD H, 5HERR0D ------- Jackson
CHARLES R, SWENSON ------ Slidell, La.
CALVIN M. TUMLIN ------- Hermanville
MARY JANE WADLINGTON ----- Kosciusko
Phi Mu
TOM H. WOODROW - - - Jackson
CLARENCE N. YOUNG -------- Benolt
SOPHOMORES
LESLIE N. BURTT - Indianapolis, Ind.
Lambda Chi Alpha
KENNETH CAUSEY - - - - Jackson
MARY lONA CONNALLY ------- Laurel
PETER COSTAS ----------- Jackson
JOHN CRABB --------- Earle, Ark.
WM. F. DENT ----------- Jackson
KAROLYN DOGGETT -------- Kossuth
Chi Omega
JAMES B. ESKRIDGE ------- Holly Springs
Lambda Chi Alpha
NOWELL ESTES - - Tie Plant
Kappa Alpha
MARTHA ANN FORD -------- Jackson
AGNES GATEWOOD --------- Jackson
LEONARD GORDON ------- Albany, N. Y.
Kappa Sigma
HELEN GUICE - - Brookhaven
Phi Mu
GASTON HALL ---------- Jackson
NATHAN HARRIS, III ------- - Jackson
K. VAUGHN HENDERSON ----- Kingsland, Ga.
SCOTT KIMBALL ------- Crystal Springs
Kappa Alpha
BETTY JEAN LANGSTON - - Tupelo
Chi Omega
EUGENE LOPER - - - Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
JOHN McCOY - - - - Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
GERALD McDonald -------- Gulfport
ROBERT McKINLEY, JR. ------ - Jackson
RICHARD McLEOD --------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
JAMES MASHBURN -------- Pelahatchie
WM. O. MILLER ----------- Jackson
Kappa Alpha
CHRIS PELEZO - Greenville
NORMAN POLLARD -------- Mathiston
NELL POU ------------ Laurel
JESSE REED, JR. --------- - Vicksburg
KENNETH SIMONS --------- Jackson
Norseman
JOHN SMITH ---------- Mendenhall
MARK TANNER --------- Hattiesburg
DREW TOWNES - - Grenada
Kappa Alpha
GEORGE WARD ---------- Jackson
WM. WALLACE WARWICK Jackson
Norseman
SELBY WEIR - - . . . Newton
JOHN WELLONS Jackson
Kappa Alpha
DeLUNCY WHEELESS -------- Jackson
WM. WHITMORE - - - - Jackson
PAUL WIGGINS --------- Parchman
Pi Kappa Alpha
JESSIE B. WILLIAMSON ------- Jackson
CECIL WILLIAMSON ------- Greenwood
HARRY WOODS --------- Vicksburg
FRESHMEN
CATHERINE ANN BEASLEY - - - - Pelahatchie
LARRY O. BOWEN --------- Jackson
PAUL D. BOWEN --------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
JESSE W. BRASHER, JR. ------ - Jackson
JOHN B. CALDWELL -------- Jackson
Lambda Chi Alpha
MALCOM S. CLEMENTS ------- Pontotoc
EDWARD J. CURRIE ------- Monticello
THOMAS E. DAVIDSON ------- Gulfport
JAMES A. DUKE ---------- Jackson
LEROY DURRETT --------- Jackson
DORIS EDIN ---------- Chicago, III.
Vikings
CHARLES ELLINGTON ------ Thomastown
EARL H. FLAHARTY -------- Jackson
BILLY E. FOSTER ---------- McComb
HAROLD C. GATEWOOD ------- Jackson
WM. RHODES GILMORE ------- Jackson
THOMAS GOBER ---------- Terry
JOHN E. GRIFFIN ----- Montgomery, Ala.
F. T. HAMMACK ---------- Flora
Kappa Sigma
NELLIE V. HANNA -------- Brookhaven
W. EUGENE HARRISON ------- Corinth
C. L. HENSON ----..- Winona
MARY RUTH HUDSON ------- Florence
LEA MclLVENNA --------- Madison
ROBERT T. MclLVENNA ------- Madison
JOHN C. McMURRY -------- Jackson
WILSON MEADOWS -------- Jackson
F. A. MILLER, JR. -------- - Jackson
WM. M. MOORE ---------- Jackson
MARY ANN MORGAN -------- Canton
NEIL LANE PIPKIN --------- Jackson
DONALD E. RICHARDSON ------- Jackson
CLAUDE M. ROEBUCK -------- Tupelo
MARY SHIVERS ---------- Jackson
MARION L. SIGREST --------- Flora
Kappa Sigma
EARL H. SMITH ---------- Jackson
Pi Kappa Alpha
LESLIE R. TUCKER ------- Holly Springs
JOHN E. WADE - - - - - Jackson
SAE
WM. PHILLIPS WALLACE ------- Braxton
ROBERT L. WAYNE -------- Jackson
WM. T. WEATHERSBY ------- Jackson
MARTIN F. WHITE -------- Woodville
JAMES K. WOLVERTON - - Jackson
SixUj-Eight
ACTIVITIES
Sixty-Nine
STUDENT EXECUTIVE BOARD
When the Army snatched able president W. E. Ayres away, vice-president Sale Lilly
took over as head of S. E. B.; with the aid of the heads of various representative or-
ganizations he successfully carried through numerous projects — noted among these was
the passage of the new constitution!
OFFICERS
President - - - - W. E. AYRES
Vice-President - - - SALE LILLY
Secretary-Treasurer - MILLY EAST
MEMBERS
Tip Allen
Clay Lee
Robert Arinder
T. W. Lewis
David Balius
Don Pearson
Chris Brewer
Sue Robinson
Oliver Burford
David Shelton
George Currey
Ruth Stockton
Penny Hardy
Tomato Tillman
Norma Harrell
Lowrey Varnado
Dot Hubbard
Pepe Wren
Lanier Jones
Row 1: Allen, Arinder, Ayres, Balius.
Row 2: Brewer, Burford, Currey, East.
Row 3: Hardy, Harrell, Hubbard, Jones.
Row 4; Lee, Lewis, Pearson, Robinson.
Row 5: Shelton, Stockton, Tillman,
Varnado, Wren.
Seventy
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WOMAN'S COUNCIL
The governing board for Millsaps women students is Woman's Council. Composed of
assistants to the dormitory matrons and representatives from each of the social organiza-
tions, Woman's Council keeps Betty Co-Ed in order.
OFFICERS
President ----- NORMA HARRELL
Vice-President ------ INEZ McCOY
Secretary - - - - BARBARA BARTLETT
Treasurer ------ DOT HUBBARD
Annie Dunn
Carolyn Estes
Louise Mitchell
Sue Horton
MEMBERS
Mary Ann O'Neil
Gloria Oswalt
Sue Robinson
Seventy-One
Under the able direction,
guidance and cajoling of
Lowrey Varnado, The Purple
and White climbed further
up the ladder of success.
Varnado vs. Krebs high-
lighted the year.
Editor -
LOWREY VARNADO
THE PURPLE AND
Business Manager
DICK BERRY
Seventy-Two
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MIDDLE ROW: Berry, Newman, Parker, Watkins, Parrish, Lipsey, Turner, Myers, Williams, Stigler.
BACK ROW: Holland, Mitchell, Burford, Howard, Blount, Smith, Varnado, Burtt, Smith, Cavett, Smith.
Editor -------- CHRIS BREWER
Seventy-Four
THE
BOBA
EDITORIAL STAFF HEADS
Assistant Edit
Art - - -
Class
Features -
Literary
Organizations
Publicity
Snapshots
Boys' Sports
Girls' Sports
Typing - -
^ - - ROY STOVALL
- LINDA LANGDON
- JOHNNIE WEBB
- - JEAN BARRETT
- - - MILLY EAST
- BOBBIE BARTON,
VIRGINIA EDGE
- PEGGY PARRISH
- - - EWIN GABY
- ROBERT RICHTER
- - JEAN CARROLL
ANNABELLE CRISLER
Often you say you'll never forget your college days; perhaps,
this, your Bobashela, "lest you forget."
But may we offer you
STAFF MEMBERS
Baria, Barstow, Blount, Brantley, Bratton, Carpenter, Collins, Cooper, Costigan, Farlow, Garner, Gelding, Goodwin,
Hardy, Holland, Huggins, Hughes, Kyle, Lamon, Montgomery Morgan, Moss, Nelson, O'Neal, Park, Pridgen,
Root, Shields, Simpson, Small, B. Smith, M. S. Smith, Sugg, Tillman, True, Turner, Walker, Wilson.
FRONT ROW: Carpenter, Barrett, Carroll, Brewer, Shields,. MIDDLE ROW: Walker, Wilson, Crisler, Webb,
Langdon, Moss, Hughes. BACK ROW; East, Blount, Gaby, Richter, Holland, Parrish.
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Seventy-Five
1951
SHELA
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BUSINESS STAFF
BOB BLOUNT
BENNY CONERLY
THOMAS HETRICK
HENRY MILLS
JIMMY NEWSOME
NEELY SANFORD
LOUIE SHORT
JOAN WIGNALL
Louis Short, Benny Conerly, Bob Blount, Jimmy Young, Neely Sanford, Joan Wignall, Henry Mills, Thomas
Hetrick.
Seventy-Six
MILLSAPS
OFFICERS
President ------ DON PEARSON
Vice-President ------- BENNIE YOUNGBLOOD
Secretary ----- MARION CARLSON
Business Manager -------- CECIL JENKINS
The "South's Best Singers" have earned this title because of hard work and the superior
quality of their director Alvin Jon King. Affectionately called "Pop," he is an inspiration
to each singer. Among the many activities of this group are the presentation of Handel's
"The Messiah" at Christmastime and the annual tour made each spring.
ROW 1: Wilson, Ewing, Carroll, Moss, McGee, Hubbard, East, Jenkins, Peebles, Allen, Enochs, O'Neal,
Weaver, Patterson, Lampton, Bonner, Watkins. Row 2: Barstow, Slater, Lester, Simpson, Carpenter, Cavett,
Davis, Langdon, Khayat, Costigan, Brantley, Giffin, Lowery, Might, Lewis, Hill, Walker. Row 3: Hodges,
Marcum, Wills, Boyles, Jeffreys, Blakeney, Evans, Youngblood, Ball, Jenkins, Pearson, Smith. ROW 4: Posey,
Hester, Barr, Vollmer, Newsome, Blount, Reid, Puckett, Toland, Smallwood, Campbell, Williams, Home, Metts.
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SINGERS
MILLSAPS SINGERS TOUR CHOIR AND SUBSTITUTES
FIRST SOPRANO:
Jean Barrett
Beverly Barstow
Marlene Brantley
Betty Jo Davis
Nona Ewing
Glenna Goodwin
Edna Khayat
Linda Langdon
Tan McGee
Mary Alice Moss
Ann Marae Simpson
Mary Vaughn
Margaret Weaver
SECOND SOPRANO:
Mim Carpenter
Jean Carroll
Virginia Cavett
Emily Costigan
Milly East
Dot Hubbard
Marilyn Jenkins
Elizabeth Lester
Carolyn Slater
Joan Wilson
FIRST ALTO:
Laura Cecil Allen
Carolyn Baria
Peggy Bonner
Mary Sue Enochs
Louise Might
Daisy Lewis
Ruth Lowery
Virginia Peebles
Betty Watkins
Mary Nell Williams
SECOND ALTO:
Marion E. Carlson
Betty Giffin
Roane Hill
Josephine Lampton
Mary Ann O'Neil
Frances Patterson
Lillian Rawls
Barbara Walker
Nanette Weaver
FIRST TENOR:
George Evans
Billy Miller
Sonnye Smith
Mark Tanner
Benny Youngblood
SECOND TENOR:
Jim Campbell
Bryant Home
Cecil Jenkins
George Jones
Leslie Page
Don Pearson
Fred Toland
Bill Williams
FIRST BASS:
Louise Ball
Joe Frank Blakeney
Charles Boyles
Louise Hodges
Bill Jeffrey
Charles Markham
Charles Prouty
Odean Puckett
Bill Smallwood
SECOND BASS:
John Ray Barr
Bob Blount
Roger Hester
Leonard Metts
Jimmy Newsome
Arthur O'Neil
Franz Posey
George Reid
Jack Vollmer
Bill Wills
MILLSAPS SINGERS' MISSISSIPPI TOUR
March 25
Lexington
Winona
Grenada
26
Houston
Aberdeen
27
Pontotoc
Corinth
28
Tupelo
29
West Point
Columbus
30
Clarksdale
31
Leiand
April
1
Greeville
Eupora
Louisville
2
Forest
3
Central High School, Jackson
Christian Center, Millsaps
4
Prentiss
Tylertown
5
Moss Point
6
Gulfport
8
Hattiesburg
Union Church
Brookhaven
Seventy-Seven
Seventy-Eight
THE
OFFICERS
President ----------- DAVID BALIUS
Vice-President -------- GEORGE ALEXANDER
Secretary ----- - EMILY COSTIGAN
Treasurer ----------- DON RUSHING
Librarian ----------- SHIRLEE LITTLE
The Millsaps Band, complete with purple and white uniforms, a head drum major
and five short-skirted majorettes, came into its own this year! Taking top honors was its
intricate performances at football games.
BAND
Look at the pretty legs — on that water tank
Cornegie Hall
Seventy-Nine
WHO'S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS
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W. E. AYRES
CHRIS BREWER
OLIVER BURFORD
TURNER CASSITY
ANNA COLEMAN
BETTY JO DAVIS
DOUG HAMMOND
CECIL JENKINS
LINDA McCLUNEY
SUE ROBINSON
DAVID SHELTON
LOWREY VARNADO
Each year a faculty committee nominates
twelve students to WHO'S WHO AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES
& COLLEGES considering their scholarship,
their cooperation and leadership in academic
and extra-curricular activities, their citizen-
ship and service to the school, and their
promise of future usefulness. This is one of
the highest honors a Millsaps student can
attain.
Row 1 : Ayres, Brewer.
Row 2: Burford, Cassity.
Row 3: Coleman, Davis.
Row 4: Hammond, Jenkins.
Row 5: McCluney, Robinson.
Row 6; Shelton, Varnado.
Eighty
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Eighty-Nine
DOUG HAMMOND
MASTER MAJOR
Ninety
Ninety-One
MISS MILLSAPS
MILLY EAST
Ninety-Two
SUZANNA ALFORD
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Ninety-Three
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Ninety-Four
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TIES
Ninety-Five
N
NEELY SANFORD
BEAUTIES
Ninety-Six
FAVORITES
BETTYE SUE WREN
Niney-Seven
Dke FAV
Ninety-Eight
ORITES
MILLY EAST
BETTY JO DAVIS
Ninety-Nine
FAVORITES
JESSIE WYNN MORGAN
SUE ROBINSON
One Hundred
SOCIALS
One Hundred and One
m
omen 5
PAN-HELLENIC
A close check on the women greeks on
the campus is made by these representa-
tives from each sorority.
OFFICERS
BETTYE SUE WREN - - - President
MIGNONNE BROWN - Vice-President
BETTY JO DAVIS - - - - Secretary
VIRGINIA ANN HUGHES - Treasurer
MRS. MARY STONE - - - - Sponsor
MEMBERS
Patsy Martinson Mary Sue Smith
Alice May Rowland Bettye WatkJns
Brown Davis
Hughes Martinson
Rowland Smith
Watkins Wren
One Hundred and Two
w.
en 5
PAN-HELLENIC
Men's Panhellenic, besides compiling
and enforcing rush rules, tries to provide
closer relationship between social organi-
zations.
OFFICERS
GEORGE CURREY - - - - President
COOPER CLEMENTS - Vice-President
TALBY BEVILL - Secretary-Treasurer
MEMBERS
Edward Freeman
Cecil Jenkins
Sale Lilly
Sonnye Smith
Jack Woodward
Bevill
Currey
Clements
Jenkins
Freeman
Woodward
Smith
One
Hundred and Three
ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER OF
OFFICERS
President ---------- MIGNONNE BROWN
Vice-President ------- ALICE MAY ROWLAND
Recording Secretary ------- MARY ALICE MOSS
Corresponding Secretary - - - THELMA ANN CANODE
Treasurer ----------- JEAN CARROLL
Mignonne Brown
Thelma Ann Canode
Jean Carroll
Anna Coleman
Carolyn Collins
Josephine Lampton
Bobbie Linder
ACTIVES
Stella Lucas
Mary Jane McDonalds
Mary Alice Moss
Peggy Parrish
Jean Patrick
Sue Robinson
Barbara Rosebery
Alice Rowland
Jeanne Shields
Marie Turnage
Alice Dale Whitfield
Margaret Whitfield
Mildred Ballard
Marianne Beatty
Mona Ree Canode
Sybil Foy
Mary Grantham
Jean Harrell
Joanne Muggins
Virginia Kelly
Jo Ann Kux
PLEDGES
Margaret Lamon
Noree Latimer
Shirlee Little
Mary Elizabeth McDaniels
Mary Frances McMurry
Elenor Millsaps
Delta Morgan
Martha Norsworthy
Jeanenne Pridgen
Myrene Punshon
Lillian Rawls
Frances Root
Jeanette Sanders
Bettye Smith
Joyce Stewart
Jo Anne Summers
Barbara Walker
Sara Wasson
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
University of Missouri
December 12, 1888
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
September 1 , 1 926
COLORS: Ruby and Pink
FLOWERS: Richmond and
Killarney Roses
PUBLICATION: "The Urn"
One Hwidred and Four
I
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One Hundred and Five
BETA SIGMA OMICRON
Ballard
Beatty
Brown
M. R. Canode
T. Canode
Carroll
Coleman
Collins
Foy
Grantham
Harrell
Muggins
Kelly
Kux
Lamon
Lampton
Latimer
Linder
Little
Lucus
McDaniels
McDonald
McMurry
Millsaps
Morgan
Moss
Norsworthy
Parrish
Patrick
Pridgen
Punshon
Rawls
Robinson
Root
Roseberry
Rowland
Sanders
Shields
Smith
Stewart
Summers
Turnage
Walker
Wasson
A. D. Whitfield
M, Whitfield
MU CHAPTER OF
OFFICERS
President ---------- BETTY SUE WREN
Vice-President - - - - MARY EVELYN HUTCHINSON
Secretary ----------- CAROLYN ESTES
Treasurer --------- MARY SUE ENOCHES
Beverly Barstow
Bobbie Barton
Peggy Bonner
Mabel Buckley
Margueritte Denny
Milly East
Virginia Edge
Mary Sue Enochs
Carolyn Estes
Glenna Goodwin
ACTIVES
Elizabeth Harris
Martha Henderson
Mary Evelyn Hutchinson
Marilyn Jenkins
Jean Kavanay
Annie Greer Leonard
Ruth Lowery
Mary Lou McGee
Betty Nelson
Mary Virginia Parks
Betty Ann Posey
Frances Ramsey
Neeley Sanford
Betty Small
Dot Turner
Betty Watkins
Mary Nell Williams
Betty Sue Wren
Polly Wren
Sally Ann Batson
Jo Ann Bratton
Jo Anne Cooper
Emily Costigan
Barbara Davis
Quida Faye Gardner
Mary Kathryn Grittman
PLEDGES
Edna Khayat
Jean Land
Janella Lansing
Sara Nell Linn
Barbara Myers
Cola O'Neil
Meredith Stigler
Peggy Suthoff
Carolyn Toler
Frances Tucker
Ann Turner
Mary Vaughn
Nanette Weaver
NATIONALLY FOUNDED;
Virginia StJte Normal College
October 23, 1897
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
September 26, 1914
COLORS:
Green
and White
FLOWER:
White
Rose
PUBLICATION:
"Ang
elos of
Kappa
Delta"
One Hundred ai^d Six
One Hundred and Seven
KAPPA DELTA
Barstow
Barton
Batson
Bonner
Bratton
Buckley
Cooper
Costigan
Davis
Denny
East
Edge
Enochs
Estes
Gardner
Goodwin
Grittman
Henderson
Hutchinson
Jenkins
Kavanay
Khayat
Leonard
Land
Lansing
Lowrey
Linn
McGee
Myers
Nelson
O'Neil
Parks
Posey
Ramsey
Sanford
Small
Stigler
Suthoff
Tucker
A. Turner
D. Turner
Toler
Vaughn
Watkins
Weaver
Williams
B. S. Wren
Polly Wren
EPSILON CHAPTER OF
OFFICERS
President ------- VIRGINIA ANN HUGHES
Vice-President -------- BARBARA BARTLETT
Secretary ---------- MARY JANE BRENT
Treasurer ----------- MARY SUE SMITH
Ann Alexander
Mary Ann Babington
Doris Ann Barlow
Barbara Bartlett
Mary Jane Brent
Christine Brewer
Louise Burton
ACTIVES
Pat Busby
Doris Clark
Annabelle Crisler
Pattie Golding
Virginia Anne Hughes
Margaret Lee Inman
Frances Johnson
Tan McGee
Melissa Odom
Anne Sisson
Mary Sue Smith
Mary Jane Wadlington
Frances Watkins
Johnnie Webb
Lucie Atkinson
Marlene Brantley
Cecile Brown
Polly Cooper
Janie Lee Cross
Joan Daughdrill
Mary Katherine Frasier
Barbara Garner
PLEDGES
Helen Guice
Audrey Jennings
Betty McCluer
Sybil McKay
Martha Mayo
Carol Moody
Elinor Moore
Jessie Wynn Morgan
Lacy Rees
Dot Tingle
Lou True
Lonetta Wells
Margaret Weston
Joan Wignall
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
Wesleyan College
March 4, 1852
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
March 24, 1914
COLORS: Rose and White
FLOWER: Enchantress Carnation
PUBLICATION: "Aglalia"
One Hundred and Eight
One Hundred and Nine
PHIMU
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Atkinson
Babington
Barlow
Bartlett
Brantley
Brent
Brewer
Brown
Burton
Busby
Clark
Cooper
Crisler
Cross
Daughdrill
Frasier
Garner
Golding
Hughes
Inman
Jennings
Johnson
McKay
McCluer
McGee
Mayo
Moody
Moore
Morgan
Odom
Rees
Sisson
Smith
Tingle
True
Watkins
Webb
Wells
Weston
Wignall
CHI DELTA CHAPTER OF
OFFICERS
President - --------- BETTY JO DAVIS
Vice-President - POLLY PHILLIPS
Secretary -------- FRANCES ANN BEACHAM
Treasurer ----------- VIRGINIA CAVETT
Suzanna Alford
Shirley Atkinson
Frances Ann Beacham
Ruth Buford
Virginia Cavett
Rose Mary Cunningham
Betty Jo Davis
Mary Dent Dickerson
Karolyn Doggett
ACTIVES
Dot Doty
Nona Ewing
Betty Jean Langston
Elizabeth Lester
Mary Lipsey
Claire Luster
Patsy Martinson
Jean Nalty
Evelyn Nev/man
Gloria Oswalt
Virginia Peebles
Polly Phillips
Virginia Price
Nell Ross
Ann Marae Simpson
Shelia Trapp
Martha Hale Williams
Laura Ceil Allen
Ann Anderson
Julia Aust
Betty Love Brent
Marguerite Cain
Martha Bea Clower
Olive Coker
Harriet Crisler
Minnie Farlow
PLEDGES
Carlene Frailer
Gloria Freudenberg
Betty Groome
Ann Heggie
Roanie Hill
Frances May
Eunice Middleton
Jerry Nalty
Nancy Napier
Betty Jo Norton
Mary Jane Pamerlee
Pat Patterson
Mary Ann Pitts
Barbara Smith
Maude Sugg
Margaret Weaver
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
University of Arkansas
April 5, 1895
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
March 31, 1934
COLORS: Cardinal and Straw
FLOWER: White Carnation
PUBLICATION: "The Eleusis"
One Hundred and Ten
One Hundred and Eleven
CHI OMEGA
Alford
Allen
Anderson
Atkinson
Aust
Beacham
Brent
Buford
Cain
Cavett
Clower
Coker
Crisler
Davis
Dickerson
Doty
Ewing
Farlow
Frailer
Freudenberg
Groome
Heggie
Hill
Lester
Lipsey
Luster
Martinson
May
Middleton
Jean Nalty
Jerry Nalty
Napier
Newman
Norton
Oswalt
Patterson
Peebles
Phillips
Pitts
Price
Ross
Simpson
Smith
Sugg
Trap
Weaver
Williams
VIKINGS OF THE NATIONAL
OFFICERS
President ----------- DOT HUBBARD
Vice-President ----------- INEZMcCOY
Recording Secretary -------- PENNY HARDY
Corresponding Secretary ------ MARTHA WRIGHT
Treasurer ----------- CAROLYN SLATER
Ann Adams
Muriel Allen
Lynn Bacot
Carolyn Baria
Kathryn Bearden
Sandra Campbell
Valerija Cernauskis
Grace Chang
Nancy Cohen
Maggie Cunningham
Mary Dayhood
Mary Ann Derrick
Mary Martha Dickerson
Annie Dunn
Sara Nell Dyess
Katie Jo Easley
Doris Edin
Bernice Edgar
Ouida Eldridge
MEMBERS
Pauline Ford
Billie Fore
Betty Giffin
Penny Hardy
Evelyn Hawkins
Mary Gail Henley
Louise Hight
Jewel Hill
Sue Horton
Dot Hubbard
Peggy Hughes
Linda Langdon
Daisy Lewis
Delores Lewis
Ida Nora Lieb
Inez McCoy
Rosemary McCoy
Wanda McCoy
Yvonne Mclnturff
Adalee Matheny
Doris Mathes
Shirley Menetre
Louise Mitchell
Martha Sue Montgomery
Mary Ann O'Neil
Shirley Parker
Ann Roberts
Onie Scott
Carolyn Slater
Ruth Stockton
Vickie Taylor
Barbara Tyler
Emelia Weber
Norma Jean White
Tiny Belle Williamson
Joan Wilson
Kathryn Wilson
Martha Wright
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
University of Oklahoma
April, 1938
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
July 19, 1943
COLORS; Blue and White
FLOWER: White Carnation
PUBLICATION:
"N. I. S. A. Newsletter'
One Hundred and Twelve
One Hundred and Thirteen
INDEPENDENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION
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Allen
Bacot
Baria
Bearden
Campbell
Cernauskis
Chang
Cunningham
Dayhood
Derrick
Dickerson
Dunn
Dyess
Easley
Edgar
Eldridge
Ford
Fore
Giffin
Hardy
Hawkins
Henley
Hight
Hill
Horton
Hubbard
Hughes
Langdon
Daisy Lewis
Delores Lewis
Lieb
I. McCoy
R. McCoy
W. McCoy
Mclnturff
Matheny
Menetre
Mitchell
Montgomery
O'Neil
Parker
Roberts
Scott
Slater
Stockton
Taylor
Tyler
Weber
White
J. Wilson
K. Wilson
Williamson
Wright
ALPHA MU CHAPTER OF
OFFICERS
Number I ----- CECIL JENKINS
Number II ----------- TALBY BEVILL
Number ||| --------- - MITCHELL BEAIRD
Jimmy Allen
Tip Allen
Billy Baker
Mitchell Beaird
Talby Bevill
Jim Campbell
Turner Cassity
Eddie Collins
Benny Conerly
Billy Crim
Bob Crisler
Nowell Estes
ACTIVES
Dabney Gilliland
Billy Graham
Ray Haddad
Bryant Home
Bob James
Bill Jeffrey
Cecil Jenkins
Stacy Jenkins
Russell King
Ben McCarty
Bobby Maddox
Billy Miller
Johnny Miller
Jack Mobley
Bill Murdock
George Nevill
Jimmy Newsome
Pat Ratliff
E. B. Strain
Drew Townes
Bill Wills
Jimmy Young
Kye Bethany
Joe Frank Blakeney
Ray Blasingame
Ed Deweese
Glen Jenkins
PLEDGES
James Ladner
John Little
Henry Mills
Bubba Mize
Bill Moore
Binford Pitts
Giles Rawls
Louis Short
Irby Turner
NATIONALLY FOUNDED;
Washington and Lee University
December 21, 1865
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
October 1, 1893
COLORS; Crimson and Old Gold
FLOWER; Magnolia and Crimson
Rose
PUBLICATION;
Kappa Alpha Journal, Kappa
Alpha Illustrated Manual
One Hundred and Fourteen
One Hundred and Fifteen
KAPPA ALPHA
J. Allen
T. Allen
Baker
Beaird
Bethany
Beville
Blakeney
Blasingame
Campbell
Cassity
Collins
Conerly
Crim
Deweese
Gilliland
Graham
Haddad
Home
James
Jeffrey
C. Jenkins
G. Jenkins
Ladner
Little
McCarty
Maddox
Miller
Mills
Mize
Mobley
Murdock
Newsome
Pitts
Ratliff
Rawles
Short
Strain
Turner
Wills
Young
ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER OF
OFFICERS
President ----------- DOUG HAMMOND
Vice-President --------- JAMES McMILLAN
Secretary --------- HARRY HUTCHINSON
Treasurer ----------- BILL BREWER
Ritualist ----------- DAVE SHELTON
Bob Blount
Sammie Boleware
Bill Brewer
Gladden Brooks
Pat Caffey
Van Cavett
John Morgan Clack
Curtis Clapham
Charles Deaton
George Evans
F. T. Hammack
Doug Hammond
Bill Harwell
ACTIVES
John Hathorn
Robert Hathorn
Harry Hutchinson
Tommy Jolly
Lanier Jones
T. W. Lewis
Sale Lilly
Curtis McGowan
James McMillan
Bill Moore
Harold Nelson
Lewis Peel
R. H. Posey
Tulane Posey
Jack Ramsey
Robert Richter
David Shelton
M. L. (Sonny) Sigrest
Frank Simpson
Bob Streander
Harmon Tillman
Cleveland Turner
Dave Williams
Jim Williams
Jack Woodward
Dan Anders
Bobby Joe Black
Jerry Boykin
Sidney Clement
Tommy Cobb
Sammy Joe Glorioso
John Gregg
PLEDGES
Leonard Gordon
Jerry Gulledge
John Harris
George Jones
Jack Mann
Billy Rogers
Billy Robinson
A. J. Stevens
Larry Wallace
Walter Williams
Tommy Woods
Gene Yelverton
NATIONALLY FOUNDED;
University of Virginia
December 10, 1869
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
October 18, 1895
COLORS:
Scarlet, Green and White
FLOWER: Lily of the Valley
PUBLICATION: "The Caduceus'
One Hundred and Sixteen
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KAPPA SIGMA
Anders
Black
Blount
Boykin
Brewer
Brooks
Caffey
Cavett
Clack
Clapham
Clement
Cobb
Deaton
Evans
Glorioso
Gregg
Gulledge
Hammond
Harris
Harwell
J. Hathorn
R. Hathorn
Hutchinson
Jolly
G. Jones
L. Jones
Lewis
McGowan
McMillan
Moore
Nelson
Peel
Posey
Ramsey
Richter
Robinson
Rogers
Shelton
Simpson
Stevens
Streander
Tillman
Turner
Wallace
D. William
J. William
W. Williams
Woods
Woodward
Yelverton
THETA ETA ZETA CHAPTER OF
OFFICERS
President ---------- GEORGE T. CURREY
Vice-President ---------- DOXEY FISHER
Secretary ----------- EDWARD FREEMAN
Treasurer - - - - - JAMES ALDRIDGE
James R. Aldridge
George W. Alexander
Lee Baker
Bill Barton
J. Barry Brindley
Bill Brode
Dennis Brown
George Currey
Paul Day
Roy Eaton
ACTIVES
Doxey Fisher
Edward Freeman
Billy Fulgham
Joe Goodsell
Mollis McBride
J. W. Martin
Herbert Kuykendall
Eugene Loper
Dale Overmyer
Franz Posey
Joe Sanderson
Alvin Schmotzer
Charles Sommers
Dan Stavropoulos
Roy Stovall
Maurice Van Norman
Roger Waldrop
Billy Wright
Edward Anderson
Paul Bowen
Bobby Brooks
Les Burtt
John Caldwell
Louis Demos
Albert Drake
Floyd Engler
PLEDGES
Vernon Fewell
Tommy Grayson
Ray Husband
Joe Hyer
John McCoy
Dick McLeod
Douglas Mathis
Bill Messer
Harvey Moore
Nick Moorhead
Frank Nash
George Pirie
L. G. Puckett
Paul Sebren
Larry Weston
Gene Wilkinson
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
Boston University, 1901
LOCALLY FOUNDED: 1920
COLORS: Purple, green, and gold
PUBLICATION:
"Cross & Crescent"
One Hundred and Eighteen
One Hundred and Nineteen
♦
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA
Aldridge
Alexander
Anderson
Baker
Brindley
Erode
Brooks
Brown
Currey
Day
Demos
Drake
Eaton
Engler
Fewell
Fisher
Freeman
Fulgham
Goodsell
Grayson
Hyer
Kuykendall
Martin
Mathis
Messer
Moore
Nash
Overmyer
Pirie
Posey
Puckett
Sanderson
Sebren
Schmotzer
Stravropoulos
Stovall
Summers
Van Norman
Waldrop
Weston
Wilkinson
Wright
ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER OF
OFFICERS
President ----------- DON PEARSON
Vice-President -------- COOPER CLEMENTS
Secretary ----------- JIM WHITEHOUSE
Treasurer ------------ B. F. LEE
Bob Anderson
W, E. Ayres
Ray Bankston
John Ray Barr
Dudley Beard
Milton Beidenharn
Dick Berry
Cooper Clements
Stanley Clendenning
Bill Darby
ACTIVES
George Day
George Hall
Roger Hester
Bill Holland
Albert Lee
B. F. Lee
B. F. McMath
Randy Mansfield
Don Pearson
Bill Riecken
John Sandefur
Cecil Smith
Kim Smith
Sonnye Smith
Jimmy Tanner
Jim Whitehouse
Paul Whitmore
Paul Wiggins
Bill Williams
Charles Allen
Dave Balius
Greg Barras
Beverly Butler
Glenn Cain
Gus Carraway
Rodney Clements
Magruder Corban
Charles Crisler
Fred DeLong
Jack Dubard
Ewin Gaby
PLEDGES
Hess Hall
James Hardin
Sidney Head
Joe Hobbs
Bobby Kelly
Rodney Little
Tom Louis
Ray McCullen
Johnny Mitchell
John Mohr
John Moore
Sammy Moore
Bobby Myers
Hardy Nail
Wade Patrick
Sonny Presley
Odean Puckett
George Reid
Jerry Roebuck
Claude Smith
Fred Williams
Tommy Woodward
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
University of Virginia
March 1, 1868
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
March 23, 1905
COLORS:
FLOWER:
Garnet and Gold
Lily of the Valley
PUBLICATION:
Shield and Diamond
One Hundred and Twenty
One H%indred and Twenty-One
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Anderson
Ayers
Ballus
Bankston
Barr
Barras
Beard
Berry
Biedenharm
Butler
Cain
Carroway
Clements
Clements
Clendinning
Corban
Crisler
Darby
Day
DeLong
Dubard
Gaby
H. Hall
W. Hall
Hardin
Head
Hester
Hobbs
Holland
Kelley
A. Lee
B. F. Lee
Lewis
Little
McCullen
Mansfield
Mitchell
J. Moore
Mohr
S. Moore
Nail
Patrick
Pearson
Presley
Puckett
Reid
Riecken
Roebuck
Sandefur
Cecil Smith
Claude Smith
K. Smith
S. Smith
Whitehouse
Whitmore
B. Williams
F. Williams
Woodard
One Hundred and Twenty-Two
NORSEMEN
OFFICERS
President ----------- LOWREY VARNADO
Secretary ---------- CHARLES BOYLES
Treasurer ----------- BILL ANDERSON
MEMBERS
Malcolm Akers Huey McLellan
Bill Anderson George Moraes
Charles Boyles George Phillips
Bobby Calloway Kenneth Simmons
Roy Epperson Gene Sparks
Bill Henson Lowrey Varnado
Thomas Hetrick Bill Warrick
B. F. Lewis C. Y. Yao
NATIONALLY FOUNDED: University of Oklahoma, April, 1 938
LOCALLY FOUNDED: 1950
PUBLICATION: "N. I. S. A. Newsletter"
Row 1: Akers, Anderson, Boyles, Calloway. Row 2: Epperson, Henson, Hetrick, Lewis, McLellan. Row 3:
Moraes, Phillips, Sparks, Varnado, Yao.
ATHLETICS
One Hundred and Twenty-Three
Cheerleaders Pruitt, McGee, Hathorn,
Peebles, Evans, and Weaver deserve
a vote of thanks.
Mlllsaps cheerleaders lead the
Major clan in a yell.
Homecoming Queen Price and her
maids.
One Hundred and Tiventy-Foiir
FOOTBALL
The big news in sports at Millsaps this
year was the resignation of Coach Doby
Bartling after nearly five years as head
coach and athletic director. Prior to his
resignation Coach "Doby" had led the
Majors football squad to heights, as they
rolled over fine opponents, losing only to
the arch-rival Choctaws. This last season
was Coach Bartling's most successful season
of his rule as head mentor.
Millsaps 19 — Southwestern 6.
Dropping a powerful first half attack, the
Majors rolled to victory in their lid lifter.
"Snake" Deaton scored first on a pass from
Price Sneed; Johnny Miller, the big gun of
the Purples' offense all season, scored on
a 56 yard dash; then Billy Robinson tallied
on a line plunge following a sensational 72
yard run.
Millsaps 14 — Sewanee 7.
Playing perhaps their best game of the
season the Majors beat the Mountain Tigers
for the first time in history. Johnny Miller
scored both touchdowns from a short dis-
tance out. Frosh Billy Robinson, celebrating
the birth of his daughter, set up the second
Major TD with a 44 yard run. Truly it was
a great team victory with the Major line
playing the larger part.
Millsaps 20— Bethel 19.
The Cats from the hills in Tennessee were
almost too much for the Majors with their
big, subsidized squad. Johnny Miller got
two and Robinson got one, but Dave
Williams saved the night with his accurate
extra point kicking. A blocked punt set up
the final Major score with less than five
minutes left to play in the game.
Millsaps 7 — Miss. College 19.
The ole Choc's jinx held once again. They
got two quick touchdowns in the first quarter
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and held on. The only Major tally came on
the first play after the half on Johnny
Miller's 54 yard run.
Millsaps 7 — Hendrix 0.
On a bad night, playing on a rain-soaked
field, the Majors edged the Hendrix lads
from Arkansas. Robinson scored in the
third period after a 73 yard drive — another
game where the Major linemen played an
ungloried fine game.
Millsaps 18 — Howard 7.
In their best showing before the home
crowd the Majors took this homecoming
clash. T. W. Lewis scored first, scampering
75 yards on a punt return. Behind 7-6 at
halftime, the Purples went to town with
Miller going over on a 15 yard naked
reverse, and then tossing a pass to Deaton
for another TD and Purple victory.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five
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SCORE
Majors Opponents
19
Southwestern 6
14
Sewanee 7
BARRY KIMBROUGH
Head Manager
20
Bethel 19
JIMMY WILLIAMS
Most Hustling
Non-Letterman
One Hundred and Tii-enty-Six
BOARD
Majors Opponents
7 Miss. College 19
7 Hendrix 0
18 Howard 7
One Hundred and Twenty-Seven
JOHNNY MILLER
Most Valuable
BEVILL
CAMPBELL
COLLINS
DEATON
GILLILAND
LEE
LEWIS
McGOWAN
MADDOX
PEEL
RAMSEY
RICHTER
ROBINSON
SCOTT
SHORT
SNEED
STRAIN
WEEMS
WILLIAMS
OTHER LETTERMEN
David Ashburn
Sale Lilly
Billy Robinson — A!
Dixie
Talby Bevill
Curtis McGowan
Oliver Scott
Jim Campbell — All Dixie
Bobby Maddox
Louis Short
Eddie Collins
Jackie Mann
Price Sneed
Charles Deaton — All Dixie
Billy Miller
E. B. Strain
Dabney Gilliland
Johnny Miller — All
Dixie
Peyton Weems
Doug Hammond — All Dixie
George Neville
Dave Williams
Barry Kimbrough
Lewis Peel
Harry Woods
B. F. Lee
Jack Ramsey
T. W. Lewis — All Dixie
Robert Richter
One Hundred and Twenty-Eight
One Hundred and Twenty-Nine
"Snake" Deacon snags pass from Sneed
for first T. D. of year.
Majors down a run-away Lynx in
their 1 9 to 6 victory.
Peel reaches to down Sewanee's Jim Ed Mulkin.
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All-Dixie Johnny Miller ends a 70
yard gallop against Howard.
One Himdred aiid Thirty
It looked bad then but the Majors
came through with a 20-19 win over
Bethel.
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FIRST TEAM
PRUITT
ALLEN
WALLACE
MILLER
GORDAY
SECOND TEAM
FRONT ROW:
BLACK
WALKER
MOORE I"^ "* '^
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BACK ROW:
BAKER
STEVENS
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JIMMY
ALLEN
ROBERT PRUITT — All Dixie
GLENN
CAIN
BILLY TATE
BOB GORDAY
PHIL WALLACE — All Dixie
JOHNNY MILLER
SCORE
BOARD
AJORS
OPPONENTS
MAJORS
OPPONENTS
42
Bethel
49
61 Keesler Field
72
51
Bethel
65
54 Keesler
57
59
Miss. College
72
55 Sewanee
53
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Birmingham -South
ern
84
63 Birmingham-Southern
78
49
Howard
56
59 Sewanee
62
56
Southwestern
34
62 Mercer
84
58
Miss. College
62
62 Howard
84
83
Southwestern
45
67 Miss. College
65
61
Miss. College
47
BASKETBALL
One Hundred and Thirty-One
Jimmy Allen sinks for two points
against the Chocs.
Bob Gorday makes a foul shot.
All-Dixie Pruitt adds two points to
rout the already beaten Choctaws.
One Hundred and Thirty-Two
Left — Pruitt rides Choc in for two points plus a free throw.
Top — The Major squad takes pre-game warm-ups.
Bottom — Sewanee scores two but in vain as they go down in
defeat.
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MAJORS
OPPONENTS
44
Howard
Consolation Round
63
69
Miss. College
63
72
Oglethorpe
48
MILLSAPS CONTRIBUTION TO THE
ALL-DIXIE SQUAD
PRUITT WALLACE
ALL DIXIE
CONSOLATION CHAMPIONS
One Hundred and Thirty-Foiir
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RETURNING BASEBALL LETTERMEN
KNEELING: STEVENS, MORRIS, HAMMOND.
STANDING: MILLER
BASEBALL SCHEDULE— 1 95 1
March 23 — Pensacola N. A. S. there
April
May
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there
5-
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here
6-
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here
9-
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there
11-
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there
12-
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there
20-
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there
26-
—Miss. College
here
27-
—Miss. College
there
2-
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here
3-
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there
14-
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here
One Hundred and Thirty-Five
SPEEDBALL
ROW 1:
RODNEY CLEMENTS
RAY BANKSTON
B. F. LEE
JO HOBBS
ROW 2:
SAMMIE MOORE
DON PEARSON
ALBERT LEE
SONNYE SMITH
JOHN SANDEFUR
TOM LOUIS
ROW 3:
ROGER HESTER
JERRY ROEBUCK
GEORGE REID
JOHN RAY BARR
JIM WHITEHOUSE
HUNKY HOLLAND
ROBERT KELLY
BILL RIECKEN
INTRAMURALS
VOLLEY BALL
FRONT ROW:
VERNON FEWELL
ELBERT JENKINS
GEORGE CURREY
LEE BAKER
BACK ROW:
BOBBY BROOKS
JOE HYER
HARVEY MOORE
One Hundred and Thirty-Six
GIRLS' SPORTS
What do we, the co-eds, remember when we think of the girls' athletic department and all its branches
and activities and members? We remember the stiff competition, the all-out effort and fun of intramurals. . .
the early morning hikes over grassy hills, slick with dew; and afterwards, the smell of coffee and bacon and the
warmth of the fire . . . the Majorette Club with Onie working and worrying over the minutes, a little squabbling
and much laughter and informal discussions at meetings, Estes trying to live up to her title of Parliamentarian,
everyone included in the joys and achievements and hardwork that the Club was heir to . . . tennis games in the
broiling sun ... a few rounds of golf in the rain . . . Mis3 Decell and her helpfulness, her friendliness, and her sin-
cerity . . . the cool, fresh breezes from the river on horse-back rides . . . the executive board of the Majorettes
meeting in any nook or corner at the oddest times . . . the fellowship of the campfire on retreats, and the songs
we sang, and the friends we laughed with . . . Peebles' blue satin shorts . , , play days . . . Penny's deep voice
and ready laugh . . . sore muscles after that first wonderful day of basketball . . . snappy ping pong days . . . the
clean smell of the bowling alleys and the resounding sound of balls agains pins . . , crafts . . . Marion's style
of volley ball . . . Missie . . . folk dancing . . . Mim's overhead shooting . . . rummage sales . . . the excitement
and whispers before tap day . . . stunt night . . . swimming and sun bathing in the spring . . . work . . . play . . .
friends.
VOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONS
FRONT ROW: Rachel Simpson, Jerry Nalty, Martha
Hale Williams, Nanette Weaver. BACK ROW: Annabelle
Crisler, Nell Ross (Captain), Mary Ann Pitts.
WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM
FRONT ROW: Onie Scott, Mim Carpenter,
Virginia Peebles (Captain), Janie Lee Cross,
P. K. Courtney. BACK ROW: Adalee
Matheny, Grace Chang.
One Hundred and Thirty-Seven
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ORGANIZATIONS
One Hundred and Forty-One
One Hundred and Forty-Two
CHRISTIAN COUNCIL
OFFICERS
President - CLAY LEE
First Vice-President -------- PEGGY BONNER
Second Vice-President SUE ROBINSON
Secretary ---------- VIRGINIA PEEBLES
Financial Secretary -------- DOT HUBBARD
MEMBERS
Robert Arinder OIlie Dillon Sale Lilly Ruth Stockton
W. E. Ayres Milly East Linda McCluney Shelia Trapp
Eddie Collins Sue Norton Curtis McGowan Lowrey Varnado
George Currey Lanier Jones Evelyn Newman Johnnie Webb
FACULTY
Dr. Bond Fleming, Prof. Stewart Smith, Dr. J. D. Wroten
The guiding force in the religious life of the campus, the Christian Council holds Reli-
gious Emphasis Week in its hand, edits a bi-monthly religious news bulletin, and in other
ways helps integrate the religious organizations.
ROW 1: Arinder, Ayres, Bonner, Collins, Currey. ROW 2: Dillon, East, Morton, Hubbard, Jones.
Lee, McCluney, McGowan, Newman, Peebles. ROW 4: Robinson, Stockton, Trapp, Varnado, Webb.
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Y, W. C A.
OFFICERS
President ------------ SUE ROBINSON
Vice-President -------- MARY ALICE MOSS
Secretary ------------ ONIE SCOTT
Treasurer ------------ CAROLYN ESTES
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Thelma Ann Canode
Jean Carroll
Miss Frances Decell
Milly East
Nona Ewing
Norma Harrell
Inez McCoy
Peggy Parrish
Virginia Peebles
Mrs. R. R. Priddy
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These co-eds have a hand in every pie — they make place cards for the charity hospital,
work with the children at the Bethlehem Center, entertain the children of the Methodist
Home, and, with the YM, put out the campus handbook, sponsor the "all-college" mixer and
vespers.
One Hundred and Forty-Three
One Hundred and Forty-Four
Y. M. C, A.
OFFICERS
President ----------- LANIER JONES
Vice-President --------- OLIVER BURFORD
Secretary ------------ PAUL DAY
Treasurer ------------ BOB ANDERSON
Committee Chairmen -------- DON RUSHING
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Don Rushing Bill Riecken
Ed DeWeese Eddie Collins
Oliver Burford George Currey
Harmon Tillman
Every male who matriculates at Millsaps is a member of the "Y" technically, but, 'tis
the cabinet that brings plans to fruition.
Row 1: Anderson, Burford, Collins, Currey, Day. Row 2: DeWeese, Jones, Riecken, Rushing, Tillman.
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Row 1: Abel, M. R. Canode, T. Canode, Glower, Cooper. Row 2: Cross, Dayhood, Dillion, East, Edge, Norton.
Row 3: Pounds, Reid, Slater, Smith, Taylor, Watkins.
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION
OFFICERS
President ------------ SUE NORTON
Vice-President ---------- OLLIE DILLON
Secretary --------- THELMA ANN CANODE
Treasurer ----------- MARY DAYHOOD
Program Chairman -------- MILLY EAST
Membership Chairman -------- GEORGE REID
The B. S. U., though small, is quite an active group; it sponsors parties for the orphans,
urges church attendance and does its share in campus-wide projects.
MEMBERS
Beulah Abel Janie Lee Cross Carolyn Slater
Mona Ree Canode Virginia Edge Mary Sue Smith
Martha Bea Clower C. L. Henson Victoria Taylor
Pauline Cooper Jimmy Pounds Betty Watkins
One Hundred and Forty-Five
One Hundred and Forty-Six
WESLEYAN CROUP
OFFICERS
President ---------- LINDA McCLUNEY
Vice-President ---------- DOT HUBBARD
Secretary ----------- MIM CARPENTER
Treasurer - - - - - LONNIE JOHNSTON
Program Chairmen ----- BENNIE YOUNGBLOOD
EVELYN HAWKINS
CLAIRE LUSTER
Deputations - - - - MARY ALICE MOSS
Wesleyan Players - - SUE ROBINSON, CHRIS BREWER
Newsletter Editor -------- MELISSA ODOM
Publications ---------- SHELIA TRAPP
Social Chairman ------ ANN MARAE SIMPSON
The Weslyan Group is composed of all the Methodist Students on the campus and has
as some of its special activities the Wesley Players, a newspaper and contributions to
scholarship funds used in the United States and foreign countries.
Row 1: Brewer, Carpenter, Hawkins, Hubbard, Johnston, Luster. Row 2: McCluney, Moss, Odom, Robin-
son, Simpson, Trapp, Youngblood.
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WESTMINISTER LEAGUE
OFFICERS
President ------------ JOHNNIE WEBB
Vice-President ---------- BETTY NELSON
Secretary-Treasurer --------- ANNE SISSON
Membership Chairman -------- JOHN CRABB
Publicity Chairman --------- MAUDE SUGG
Working closely with the First Presbyterian Church, this active group enjoys monthly
dinners, recreation, lectures, and special programs.
Bob Anderson
Dick Berry
Ann Heggie
MEMBERS
Henry Mills
Evelyn Newman
Jimmy Newsome
Margaret Weaver
One Hundred and Forty-Seven
One Hundred and Forty-Eight
WOMEN CHRISTIAN WORKERS
OFFICERS
President ----------- RUTH STOCKTON
Vice-President -------- MARY ALICE MOSS
Secretary-Treasurer ------ CHRISTINE BREWER
Social Chairman --------- MIM CARPENTER
MEMBERS
Carolyn Baria Sara Nell Dyess Yvonrie Mclnturff
Jean Barrett Bernice Edger Louise Mitche'l
Kathryn Bearden Billie Marie Fore Myrene Punshon
Doris Jean Boykin Norma Harrell Sally Thornton
Barbara Bunner Dot Hubbard Barbara Tyler
Ella Virginia Courtney Peggy Hughes Martha Wright
Mary Martha Dickerson Wanda McCoy
A newcomer to the campus organizations, W. C. W. corresponds to the Ministeria
League and shows signs of becoming just as much a campus necessity as are the Ministers
Row 1: Baria, Barrett, Bearden, Brewer, Carpenter. Row 2: Dickerson, Dyess, Edgar, Fore, Harrell. Row 3
Hubbard, Hughes, McCoy, Mclnturff, Mitchell. Row 4; Moss, Punshon, Stockton, Thornton, Tyler, Wright.
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Row 1 : Alsworth, Anderson, Arinder, Benson, Bowers, Boyles, Bowie, Burt.
Row 2: Campbell, Clark, Clement, Currey, Curtis, Deweese, Eaton, Gorday.
Row 3: Gore, Head, Hodges, Holston, Hunt, Johnston, Kimbrough, Laseter, B. F.
Row 4; C. Lee, Lewis, Loftin, McGowan, Moody, Moore, Nash, O'Neil, Phillips.
Row 5: Richardson, Roberts, Robinson, Rushing, Ryan, Scott, Smallwood, Smith, Sparks.
Row 6: Tillman, Toland, Walker, White, Wiygul, Woodrick, Woodard, Woodward, Youngblood.
Not Pictured: John Bailey, Kenneth Graham, Wilson Lambert, Sale Lilly, Claude Roebuck,
Laurence Russ, Cecil Williamson.
MINISTERIAL LEAGUE
OFFICERS
President - ROBERT ARINDER
Vice-President ----------- CLAY LEE
Secretary-Treasurer ------- LONNIE JOHNSON
Publicity ----------- DON RUSHING
A fine organization of fine young men, this group is never too busy to take part in
intramural sports, other worth while college activities, and also contribute a great deal to the
religious life at Millsaps.
One Hundred and Forty-Nine
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Row 1 ; Beacham, Bonner, Brewer, Brown. Row 2: Busby, Carroll, Coleman, East, Estes, Hubbard. Row 3;
Langdon, McCluney, Moss, Robinson, Smith, Watkins
SIG/AA LAMBDA
Membership in Sigma Lambda is the highest honor that a Millsaps coed can attain.
Sigma Lambda is composed of women students outstanding in leadership, campus activity
and scholarship.
OFFICERS
President ---------- ANNE COLEMAN
Vice-President ---------- DOT HUBBARD
Secretary-Treasurer ---------- PAT BUSBY
Historian ------------ PEGGY BONNER
MEMBERS
Frances Anne Beacham Milly East Mary Alice Moss
Chris Brewer Carolyn Estes Sue Robinson
Mignonne Brown Linda Langdon Mary Sue Smith
Jean Carroll Linda McCluney Bettye Watkins
FACULTY ADVISORS
Mrs. Mary B. Stone Mrs. M. L. Smith
Mrs. W. F. Goodman Miss Elaine Penn
One Hundred and Fifty
Row 1: Ayers, Berry, Burford. Row 2: Cassity, Hammond, Jenkins, Jones, Pearson. Row 3: Posey,
Shelton, Varnado, Weems, Young.
OMICRON DELTA KAPPA
O. D. K.; considered the highest honor a Millsaps male can receive, is a national leader-
ship honorary whose functions are many and varied.
OFFICERS
President CECIL JENKINS
Secretary-Treasurer - - - - DR. MOORE
W. E. Ayers
Richard Berry
Oliver Burford
Turner Cassity
MEMBERS
Doug Hammond
Lanier Jones
Don Pearson
Franz Posey
David Shelton
Lowrey Varnado
Peyton Weems
Jimmy Young
FACULTY ADVISORS
Dr. Ross H. Moore
Dr. M. L. Smith
Dr. Vernon Wharton
Mr. James Ferguson
One Hundred and Fifty-One
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Baker, Burford, Cassity, Holland, Howard, Varnado.
KIT KAT
Kit Kat, the oldest and most exclusive honorary en the campws, devotes its time to eat-
ing and writing.
OFFICERS
Executive Secretary - - OLIVER BURFORD
MEMBERS
Lee Baker Bill Holland
Oliver Burford Louis Howard
Les Burtt Lowrey Varnado
Turner Cassity
FACULTY
Dr. M. C. White Mr. A .G. Sanders Mr. Lance Goss
Mr. Paul Hardin Mr. Ralph Hutto
CHI DELTA
The women's literary organization is known as Chi Delta. Membership recognizes
outstanding creative writing ability.
OFFICERS
President ----------- ANNA COLEMAN
Vice-President ----------- PAT BUSBY
Secretary-Treasurer --------- MILLY EAST
Faculty Advisor - - - - MISS MILDRED MOORHEAD
MEMBERS
Frances Ann Beacham Linda Langdon Bettye Watkins
Dot Doty Peggy Parrish
Dot Hubbard Ann Sisson
Row 1 : Beacham, Busby, Coleman, Doty, East. Row 2: Hubbard, Langdon, Parrish, Sisson, Watkins
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THE SCRIBBLERS
Having gotten off to a slow start, the Scribblers nevertheless contributed their share to
the campus this year. To be especially noted is the fact that they handled quite success-
fully the Southern Literary Festival held at Millsaps in April.
OFFICERS
President ---------- LOUIS HOWARD
Vice-President ---------- PEGGY PARRISH
Secretary ------------ JEWEL HILL
MEMBERS
Oliver Burford Onari Eudy Linda Langdon Lowrey Varnado
Les Burtt Ronnie Parish Barbara Linder Jim Whitehouse
Turner Cassity Evelyn Hawkins Mary Virginia Park Pepe Wren
Van Cavett Billy Henson Shirley Parker Bennie Youngblood
Anna Coleman Peggy Hughes Myrene Punshon
OIlie Dillon Alyce Kyle Lillian Rawls
Milly East Jean Land Jeanne Shields
FACULTY
Mrs. Goodman Mr. Hardin
Miss Morehead Mr. Goss
Dr. White
One Hundred and Fifty-Three
Row 1 : Bonner, Burford, Campbell, Dunn. Row 2: Jeffrey, Jenkins, Jones, Markham, Posey.
ALPHA EPSILON DELTA
A. E. D. is composed of outstanding pre-med students. The practical experience comes
from giving physicals at the beginning of the year and "how to do it" technical movies.
OFFICERS
President PEGGY BONNER
Vice-President -..--.... GEORGE NEVILLE
Secretary - - LLOYD BERRONG
Treasurer - - - CECIL JENKINS
Historian ----..--.. CHARLES MARKHAM
Scrapbook - - - . OLIVER BURFORD
MEMBERS
Sandra Campbell
Annie Dunn
Bill Jeffrey
Lanier Jones
Franz Posey
James Tanner
One Hundred and Fijty-Fonr
One Hundred and Fifty-Five
THETA NU SIGA\A
Theta Nu Sigma recognizes science majors who excell in brilliant averages.
OFFICERS
President ----------- OLIVER BURFORD
Vice-President ---------- FRANZ POSEY
Secretary-Treasurer -------- PEGGY BONNER
MEMBERS
Louis Ball Waverly Hall Russell King
Mitchell Beaird Ernest Harrison, Jr. Charles Markham
Lloyd Berrong Bill Jeffrey Mary Jane Palmerlee
Benny Conerly Cecil Jenkins Giles Rawls
David Easley Lanier Jones
Row 1: Ball, Beaird, Burford, Conerly. Row 2: Easley, Hall Harrison, Jeffrey. Row 3: Jenkins, Jones,
Markham, Posey, Rawls.
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THE GAVELIERS
Always an active group, the debaters have done especially well this year; a look at
the shiny new trophies is sufficient proof.
OFFICERS
President ----------- ED DEWEESE
Vice-President -------- HARMON TILLMAN
Secretary ---------- EDDIE COLLINS
MEMBERS
Tip Allen Bill Smallwood
Robert Hunt Irby Turner
Tulane Posey
One Hundred and Fifty-Six
Row 1: Allen, Collins, Deweese. Row 2: Jones, Posey, Tillman, Trapp.
PI KAPPA DELTA
If you have not only debated but debated well, you stand a chance of being a member
of this exclusive organization. It also recognizes those outstanding in oratory and other
phases of the speech field.
OFFICERS
President ----------- TIP ALLEN
Vice-President - - - HARMON TILLMAN
Secretary-Treasurer --------- ED DEWEESE
MEMBERS
Les Burtt
Eddie Collins
Lanier Jones
Tulane Posey
Shelia Trapp
One Hundred arid Fifty-Seven
Bonner
Brewer
Carlson
Canode
Carroll
Dunn
Estes
Hardy
J. Hill
M. J. Hill
Horton
Kavanay
Langdon
Lewis
Martinson
Peebles
Price
Robinson
Ross
Scott
Shields
Simpson
Small
Watkins
Williams
Wright
MAJORETTE CLUB
Feminine talent in athletics plus a mixture of brains and beauty equals the Majorette
Club. Need we say more?
OFFICERS
President PENNY HARDY
Vice-President CHRIS BREWER
Secretary-Treasurer -.-...... ON IE SCOTT
Parliamentarian ----.-.. CAROLYN ESTES
Publicity ---------.. JEANNE SHIELDS
Scrapbook -----...--- LINDA LANGDON
Sponsor -----.....-- MISS DECELL
MEMBERS
Peggy Bonner Mary Joy Hill Sue Robinson
Thelma Ann Canode Sue Horton Nell Ross
Marion Carlson Jean Kavanay Anne Marae Simpson
Jean Carroll Daisy Lewis Betty Small
P. K. Courtney Patsy Martinson Bettye Watkins
Annie Dunn Virginia Peebles Martha Hale Williams
Jewel Hill Virginia Price Martha Wright
One Hundred and Fifty-Eight
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Ray Bell, Sale Lilly, Billy Miller, George Neville, Sonny Posey, Harry Woods, Dave Ashburn,
Jackie Mann.
''M'' CLUB
An organization of "simon-pure" atlnletes, this group can boast of good shoiarship,
fine sportsmanship, and excellence in sports. "Hats off" again to a fine bunch of boys —
the "M" Club — who play the sports for the fun of it.
OFFICERS
President ------ HARRY WOODS
Vice-President --------- DOUG HAMMOND
Secretary-Treasurer --------- PRICE SNEED
Sergeant at Arms -------- CHARLES DEATON
One Hundred and Fifty-Nine
Row 1 : Barstow, Berry, Brewer, Carroll, Coleman, Estes. Row 2: Posey, Robinson, Shelton, Watkins, White-
house, Young.
ALPHA PSI OMEGA
Alpha Pi of Alpha Psi Omega selects its members from dramatic minded students who
have shown interest through hard work with the Millsaps Players. This year the group pre-
sented "The Winslow Boy."
OFFICERS
President ------------ DAVE SHELTON
Vice-President ----------- DICK BERRY
Secretary-Treasurer --------- SUE ROBINSON
Beverly Barstow
Chris Brewer
Anna Coleman
MEMBERS
Jean Carroll
Carolyn Estes
Betty Ann Posey
Bettye Watkins
Jim Whitehouse
Jimmy Young
One Hinidred and Sixty
Row
Row
1 : Alford, Atkinson, Brown, Buckley, Cassity, Edge.
2: Lampton, Leonard, Linder, Lucas, Matheny, Newsome, Sisson.
ETA SIGMA PHI
Eta Sigma Phi, the honorary recognizing high scholarship among students of the classi-
cal languages, is noted especially for its annual banquet when they "do as the Romans do."
OFFICERS
President TURNER CASSITY
Vice-President ------ LES BURTT
Secretary ------------ MABEL BUCKLEY
Treasurer -------- ANNIE GREER LEONARD
MEMBERS
Susanna Alford Josephine Lampton Adalee Matheny
Shirley Atkinson Betty Jean Langston Jimmy Newsome
Mignonne Brown Bobbie Linder Ann Sisson
Virginia Edge Stella Lucas
FACULTY
Dr. Hamilton Mrs. Coullet Mr. Ferguson
Miss Craig Mr. Hardin Dr. Fleming
Mrs. Cobb Mr. Harrer
One Hundred and Sixty-One
Row 1: Allen, Brewer, Brown, Busby, Davis, Dayhood. Row 2: Enochs, Golding, Hughes, Hutchinson, Inman,
Lucas. Row 3: Moss, Naity, Odom, Posey, Simpson, Sisson, Turner.
KAPPA DELTA EPSILON
Having done unusually well in education and having survived practice teaching, these
young ladies are tapped into K. D. E., a small tribute to our teachers of tomorrow.
OFFICERS
President --------- MARY ALICE MOSS
Vice-President PAT BUSBY
Secretary ----------- MURIEL ALLEN
Treasurer ----------- MARY DAYHOOD
MEMBERS
Christine Brewer Virginia Hughes Betty Ann Posey
Mignonne Brown Mary Evelyn Hutchinson Ann Marae Simpson
Betty Jo Davis Margaret Inman Anne Sisson
Mary Sue Enochs Stella Lucas Dorothy Jernigan Turner
Pattie Golding Jean Nalty
Elizabeth Harris Melissa Odom
One Htindred and Sixty-Two
One Hundred and Sixty-Three
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
Alpha Phi Omega, in its second year at Millsaps, is a national service fraternity com-
posed of former boy scouts. Fruits of labor are pep rallies and the student directory.
OFFICERS
President - - GEORGE CURREY
Vice-President ---------- BILL HOLLAND
Secretary ---------- JAMES ALDRIDGE
Treasurer ----------- ED DEWEESE
Historian ------------ DON RUSHING
Faculty Advisor --------- MR. G. A. HARRER
MEMBERS
Donald Anderson T. W. Lewis Bill Smallwood
Joe Frank Blakeney Sale Lilly Sonnye Smith
Gladden Brooks Robert Lott Roy Stovall
Curtis Clapham Billy Miller Harmon Tillman
Stanley Clendenning Lewis Peel Emory Warrick
Roger Hester Bill Riecken Jimmy Williams
Albert Lee John Sandefur
Aldridge
Anderson
Blakeney
Brooks
Clapham
Clendenning
Currey
Deweese
Hester
Holland
Lee
Lewis
Lott
Peel
Riecken
Rushing
Sandefur
Smallwood
Smith
Stovall
Tillman
Williams
Row 1; Barr, Barton, J. Campbell, S. Campbell, Collins, Deaton. Row 2: Johnston, Lampton, Lester, Lewis,
McGee, Nelson. Row 3; Park, Peel, Roberts, Sandefur, Stovall, Trapp, Whitfield.
TOPPER CLUB
Top in their organization, the Topper may always be called on to guide visitors around
our campus. They seem to specialize in High School Day and Homecoming.
OFFICERS
President ------------ T. W. LEWIS
Vice-President --------- JOHN RAY BARR
Secretary ----------- ELIZABETH LESTER
MEMBERS
Louise Burton Josephine Lampton John Sandefur
Jim Campbell Tan McGee Roy Stovall
Sandra Campbell Betty Nelson Shelia Trapp
Eddie Collins Mary Virginia Park Alice Dale Whitfield
Charles Deaton Lewis Peel
Lonnie Johnston Anne Roberts
One Hjindred and Sixty-Four
One Hundred and Sixty-Five
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB
Keeping up with world events keeps these folks on their toes — especially in the discus-
sions at the bi-weekly meetings.
OFFICERS
President ----------- JACK WOODWARD
Vice-President --------- POLLY PHILLIIPS
Secretary-Treasurer -------- DAVE SHELTON
MEMBERS
Bulah Abel Les Rurtt Sonnye Smith
James Aldridge Barbara Linder Lavon Strong
Robert Anderson Mary Lipsey Lowrey Varnado
Frances Ann Beacham Stella Lucas Jimmy Young
Bill Brewer Don Pearson
Row 1: Abel, Aldridge, Anderson, Beacham, Brewer. Row 2: Linder, Lipsey, Lucas, Pearson, Phillips Row3:
Shelton, Smith, Strong, Varnado, Woodward, Young.
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Row ): Buford, Carlson, Clements, Collins, Easley Row 2; Hester, Key, Roseberry, Whitehouse, Whitmore.
MILLSAPS PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Brand new this year, this organization is probably here to stay — or so it seems by the
interest held by these eager psychology students.
OFFICERS
President - - - - COOPER CLEMENTS
Vice-President -------- MARION CARLSON
Secretary - - - . BARBARA ROSEBERRY
Treasurer ----------- B. F. McMATH
Ruth Buford
Carolyn Collins
David Easley
MEMBERS
Roger Hester
Jeannlne Key
Jim Whitehouse
Paul Whitmore
One Hundred and Sixty-Six
One Hundred and Sixty-Seven
BEETHOVEN CLUB
For those for whom "music hath charm" there is this active campus group. Under the
capable leadership of Mary Alice Moss this group has shown great progress this year.
OFFICERS
President --------- MARY ALICE MOSS
Vice-Presidents - SUZANNA ALFORD
MARY ANN BABINGTON
Secretary - - - - - TAN McGEE
Treasurer ---------- HUBERT ROBINSON
Faculty Advisor -------- MRS. J. L. ROBERTS
Ann Adams
Marianne Beatty
Bob Blount
Marlene Brantley
Mary Jane Brent
Ruth Buford
MEMBERS
Imogean Harrell
Mary Gail Henley
Jeannine Key
Josephine Lampton
Eleanor Millsaps
Martha Norsworthy
Barbara Myers
Vivian Price
Lillian Rawls
Leslie Reeves
Ann Marae Simpson
Dr. Moore
FACULTY
Professor Ferguson
Professor Platig
Row 1
Row 2
Row 3
Adams, Alford, Babington, Beatty, Blount, Brantley, Brent.
Buford, Harrell, Henley, Key, Lampton, McGee, Millsaps.
Moss, Norsworthy, Price, Rawls, Reeves, Robinson, Simpson.
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
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" ' JACKSON -:- LAUREL -:- GREENVILLE -:- VICKSBURG
One Hundred and Seventy-Seven
CONTENTS OF STUDENTS PICTURES
Abel, Beulah 39- 1 45-1 65
Adams, Ann 46-1 13-167
Akers, Malcolm .___ 46-122
Aldridge, James 39-1 19-163-165
Alexander, Ann 67
Alexander, George 39-1 19
Alford, Suzanna .46-92-111-161-167
Allen, Charles W. 57-121
Allen, Jimmy 46-1 15-159
Allen, Laura Cecil .....39-111
Allen, Muriel 27-1 13-162
Allen, Tip 27-70-115-156-157
Alsworth, Selby 27- 1 49
Amason, Mary Ann ..46
Anders, Dan 57-1 17
Anderson, Ann . 57-1 1 1
Anderson, Bill 39-1 22
Anderson, Don H. 39-149-163
Anderson, Ed ....57-1 21
Anderson, Robert R. 39-121-144-147-165
Arinder, Robert 27-70- 142-149
Ashburn, David E. 67
Athas, Aspasia 57
Atkinson, Lucie 57-109
Atkinson, Shirley 46-1 11-161
Aust, Julia Evelyn 57-111
Ayres, W. E. 39-70-80-121-142-151
Babington, Mary Ann 46-109-167
Bacot, Lynn 57-1 13
Bailey, H. Dent 67
Baker, Billy 27-1 15
Baker, Charles Wm. 67
Baker, Hugh :..39
Baker, Lee 27- 11 9- 152
Balius, David 46-70-1 21
Ball, Louis 27-1 55
Ballard, Mildred W. 57-105
Bankston, Ray 27- 1 2 1
Baria, Carolyn 57-1 13-148
Barlow, Doris Ann 27-109
Barr, John Ray 44-121-164
Barras, G. I. 57-121
Barrett, Jean 57-1 48
Barstow, Beverly 27- 107-160
Bartlett, Barbara 28-7 1-109
Barton, Bobbie 46- 1 07
Barton, Wm. D. 67
Batson, Sally Ann 57-107
Beacham, Frances Anne 28-111-150-152-165
Beaird, Mitchell 28-1 15-155
Beard, Dudley 28-1 21
Bearden, Kathryn Jean 57-113-148
Beasley, Catherine Ann 68
Beatty, Marianne 46- 105-167
Bell, Grover 39
Bell, Vernon Ray 67
Benson, J immy 57- 1 49
Berrong, Lloyd C. 67
Berry, Richard 28-121-147-151-160
Bethany, Kye 58-1 15
Bevill, Talby 28-1 03-1 1 5-1 28-1 59
Bledenharn, Milton, Jr 46-121
Bingham, William O. 67
Black, Bobby J. 58-117
Blackwell, Higdon 39
Blakeney, Joe Frank 47-115-163
Blasingame, Ray 58-1 15
Blount, Bob .47-1 17-167
Boleware, Sammie T 67
Bonner, Peggy 28-107-142-150-154-158
Bourne, Darden ...47
Bowen, Larry 0. 68
Bowen, Paul D. _._68
Bowers, John 39-1 49
Bowie, John 39-1 49
Boykin, Doris Jean 67
Boykin, Jerry 47-1 17-159
Boyles, Charles ..47-1 22
Boyles, Marguerite 28
Branning, James Robert 28
Brantley, Marlene 58-109-167
Brasher, J. W., Jr. 68
Bratton, Jo Ann 58-107
Brent, Betty Love 39-1 1 1
Brent, Mary Jane 28-109-167
Brewer, Bill 39-1 17-165
Brewer, Chris ....29-70-80-1 09-1 46-
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Brindley, Barry 47-1 19
Brode, Bill 47-1 19
Brooks, Bobby 58-1 19-163
Brooks, Gladden 29-1 17
Brown, Cecile 58-1 09
Brown, Dennis 47-1 19
Brown, Dudley 58
Brown, Mignonne 29-102-105-150-161-162
Brown, Peggy 47-93
Bryan, Wm. S., Jr. 67
Buckley, Mabel 47-94- 107-161
Bufkin, Harry W. 67
Buford, Ruth 29-1 11-166-167
Bunner, Barbara 67
Burford, Oliver ....29-70-80-144-151-152-153-154-155
Burns, Betty Sue 58
Burst, Robert 67
Burt, William R. 29-149
Burton, Louise 47-1 09-1 64
Burtt, Leslie N. 68
Busby, Pat ....29- 109-150-152-162
Busse, Norma 58
Butler, Beverly 47-1 21
Byrd, Calvin S. 67
Caffey, Pat 29-1 17
Cain, Glenn 58-1 21
Cain, Marguerite 58-1 1 1
Caldwell, John B. 68
Callaway, Robert Allen 58-122
Cammack, Jacqueline 67
Campbell, Jim 47-115-128-159-164
Campbell, Jim C. 29-149
Campbell, Sandra 47- 113-154-1 64
Canode, Mona Ree 58-105-145
Canode, Thelma Ann 39-105-143-145-158
Caradine, Joyce 29
Carlson, Marion E. 29-158-166
Carpenter, Mim ..47-146-148
Carr, James W. 58
Carraway, Augustus, III 59-121
Carroll, Jean 29-105-143-150-158-160
Cassity, Turner 29-80-115-151-152-153-161
Causey, Kenneth .. .. 68
Cavett, Van ...47-1 1 7-1 53
Cavett, Virginia 39-1 1 1
Cernauskis, Valerija 29-1 13
Champion, James T. 67
Chancellor, Julian 29
Chang, Grace 30-1 13
Clack, John Morgan 30-117
Clapham, Curtis 39-1 17-163
Clark, Doris _...47-l 09
Clark, Duncan 40-1 49
Clement, Sidney 59-1 17-149
Clement, Wm. Rodney 59-117
Clements, Cooper 30-103-121-166
Clements, Marcus H 68
Clendinning, Stanley ...40- 121-163
Clower, Martha Bea .....59-111-145
Cobb, Tommy 59-1 17
Cohen, Nancy J 67
Coker, Olive 59-1 1 1
Coleman, Anna 30-80-105-150-152-153-160
Collins, Carolyn 47-105-166
Collins, Eddie 48-115-128-142-144
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Col lum, Bobbye 30
Conerly, Benny ..40-1 15-155
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Connally, Mary - — -- -68
Cooper, Jo Anne _. - — - -— 59-107
Cooper, Polly - - -- -59- 1 09- 1 45
Corban, Magruder — — 59-1 21
Costas, Mary Lekas - — - -48
Costas, Peter — — - -- 68
Costigan, Emily — 59-1 07
Courtney, Ella Virginia — _ — — -67
Covington, Neil - — -48
Crabb, John Dupree - —68
Crawford, Grady 40
Crawford, Robert Lee 30
Crim, Billy - - -40-1 15
Crisler, Annabelle — - -- -- 48-1 09
Crisler, Charles -- 59-1 21
Crisler, Harriet -— 59-1 1 1
Crisler, Robert 67
Cross, Janie Lee ..59-109-145
Cunningham, Magdalene 59-1 13
Cunningham, Rose Mary 67
Currey, George 30-70-103-119-142-144-149-163
Currie, Edward J. 68
Curtis, Pat -—59
Curtis, Wm. Edwin 40-149
Darby, Bill 40-1 21
Daughdrill, Joan 59- 1 09
Davidson, Thomas E 68
Davis, Barbara 59-1 07
Davis, Betty Jo 30-80-99-102-111-162
Davis, J ohn 40
Davis, Mrs. Lois — 67
Day, George A. 30-121
Day, Paul 30-1 19-144
Dayhood, Mary 40-1 1 3-145-1 62
Deaton, Charles M. 48-1 1 7-1 28-1 59-1 64
DeLong, Fred 59- 1 2 1
Demos, Louis 48-1 19
Denny, Margueritte 48-1 07
Dent, William F. 68
Derrick, Mary Ann ..48-113
DeWeese, Ed 31-115-144-149-156-157-163
Dickerson, Mary Dent 48-111
Dickerson, Mary Martha 31-113-148
Dillon, OIlie 3 1 -1 42- 1 45- 1 53
Doggett, Karolyn 68
Doty, Dorothy 3 1-111-152
Drake, Albert - ...59-1 19
Dubard, Jack 59-1 21
Duke, James A. 68
Dunn, Annie 40-71-113-154-158
Durrett, Leroy ....68
Dyess, Sara Nell ....48-113-148
Easley. David 40-1 55-1 66
Easley, Katie Jo 59-113
East, Milly ....31-70-99-107-142-143-145-150-152-153
Eaton, Roy 40-1 19
Edgar, Bernice 60-1 13
Edge, Virginia 48- 1 07- 1 45- 1 6 1
Edin, Doris 68
Edwards, Ben 3 1
Eldridge, Ouida 41-113
Ellington, Charles 68
Ellis, A. W. 48
Ellis, Norman 67
Engler, Floyd ..60-1 19
Enochs, Mary Sue 31-107-162
Epperson, Edward Roy 60- 1 22
Eskridge, James B. 68
Estes, Carolyn ....31-71-107-149-150-158-160
Estes, J. Nowell 68
Eudy, O'Nari ......49-1 53
Evans, George 49-1 17
Ewing, Nona 49-1 1 1-143
Parish, Rooney 49-1 53
Farlow, Minnie 60-1 1 1
Fewell, Vernon 60-1 19
Fisher, Doxey 41-1 19
Flaharty, Earl H. 68
Flowers, John M. - 67
Ford, Martha Ann - 68
Ford, Pauline 49-1 13
Fore, Billie Marie 60-113-148
Foster, Billy E. 68
Foy, Sybil 60-1 05
Fraiser, Mary Katherine 60-109
Freeman, Edward ...41-103-1 19
Freiler, Carlene 60-1 1 1
Freudenberg, Gloria 60-1 1 1
Fulgham, Billy 41-1 19
Fulghum, David C. 67
Fuzak, Bill . 49
Gaby, Ewin, Jr. 49-121
Gardner, Ouida Faye 60-107
Garner, Barbara 60-1 09
Gatewood, Agnes A. .68
Gatewood, Harold C. ....68
Giffin, Betty 60-1 13
Gilliland, Dabney 31-1 15-128-159
Gilmore, Wm. Rhodes 68
Glorioso, Sammy 60-1 17
Gober, Wm. Thomas 68
Golding, Pattie 3 1-109-162
Goodsell, Joseph ....31-1 19
Goodwin, Glenna 49-1 07
Gorday, Bob 4 1-149-159
Gordon, Leonard 68
Gore, Albert N., Jr. 41-149
Goss, Wm. Earl, Jr ..: ....67
Gossard, Edgar A. 60
Gough, Preston H 67
Graham, Billy 4 1-115
Graham, Ed 67
Graham, Jo Ann 67
Grantham, Mary Alberta 61-105
Grayson, Tom 61-1 19
Gregg, John 61-1 17
Griffin, John E. 68
Grillis, Chris 49
Grittman, Mary Kathryn 61-107
Grittman, Sophia 3 1
Groome, Betty 61-1 1 1
Guice, Helen L. 68
Gulledge, Jerry B. 61-117
Haddad, Ray 49-1 15
Hall, Gaston ...68
Hall, Hess 49-1 21
Hall, Waverly 3 1-121-155
Hammack, F. T 68
Hammond, Doug 3 1 -80- 1 1 7- 1 26- 1 5 1 - 1 59
Hanna, Nellie V. 68
Hardin, James 6 1-121
Hardy, Penny 3 1 -70- 113-158
Harrell, Imogene 61-105-167
Harrell, Norma 41-70-71-143-148
Harris, Elizabeth 67
Harris, John 61-1 17
Harris, Nathan J., Ill 68
Harrison, Ernest, Jr. 155
Harrison, Wm. Eugene 68
Harwell, Bill ....32-1 17-159
Hathorn, John 41-1 17
Hathorn, Robert 32-1 17
Hawkins, Evelyn 4 1-113-146-153
Hays, Wm. Arland 67
Head, Sidney 6 1-121-149
Heggie, Ann 41-1 1 1-147
Henderson, K. Vaughn 68
Henderson, Martha 49-1 07
Henley, Mary Gail .....61-113-167
Henson, C. L. 68
Henson, William 32- 1 22- 1 53
Hester, Roger 49- 121-163-166
Hetrick, B. Thomas 61-122
Hight, Louise 61-1 13
Hill, Jewel 41-1 13-153-158
Hill, Mary Joy ....41-158
Hill, Roane 49-1 1 1
Hilton, Thomas N 67
Hinton, John H., Jr. ._ 32
Hobbs, Joe ......6 1-121
One Hundred and Seventy-Nine
Hodges, Louise W. ___ 61-
Hoffman Robert J.
Holland, William H., Jr. 41-121-152-
Holmes, Jack Long
Holston, Wilton 32-
Horne, Bryant _. 49-
Horton, Sue Rivers 41-71-113-142-145-
Howard, Louis 32-1 52-
Howell, Nan
Hubbard, Dot 32-70-71-113-142-146-148-150-
Hudson, Mary Ruth
Huggins, Joanne 61-
Hughes, Joan
Hughes, Peggy 61-113-148-
Hughes, Virginia Ann 32-102-109-
Hunt, Robert 61-
Husband, Ernest Ray
Hutchinson, Harry — 32-
Hutchinson, Mary Evelyn 33-107-
Hyer, Joe 6 1 -
Imig, Lucy H.
Inman, Margaret Lee 41-109-
Jacobs, Mike C.
James, Bob . 49-
Jeffrey, Bill 41-1 15-154-
Jenkins, Cecil 33-80-103-115-151-154-
Jenkins, E. C.
Jenkins, Glenn 61-
Jenkins, Marilyn 50-
J en kins, Stacy
Jennings, Audrey 50-
Johnson, Frances 42-
Johnston, Lonnie 50-146-149-
Jolly, Tommy 50-
Jones, George 62-
Jones, Lanier ._..42-70-l 1 7-1 42-1 44-1 51 -1 54-1 55-
Kavanay, Jean 42-1 07-
Kelley, Bobby 62-
Kelly, Virginia 50-
Kemp, Robert
Kennedy, Faye .._
Kern, Ma rsha 1 1
Key, Jeannine 33-1 66-
Khayat, Edna 62-
Kimball, Scott -—
Kimbrough, Barry 42-126-149-
King, Russel I
Kurts, J immy
Kux, Jo Ann -62-
Kuykendall, Herbert _..50-
Kyle, Alyce 50-
Ladner, James 62-
Lambert, William
Lamon, Margaret V 62-
Lampton, Josephine 50-105-161-164-
Land, J ean 62- 1 07-
Lane, Lowery
Langdon, Linda 33-113-150-152-153-
Langston, Betty Jean
Lansing, J anel la 62-
Laseter, Charles 62-
Latimer, Noree 62-
Lee, Albert 50-121-
Lee, B. F. _._.42-l 21 -1 28-1 49-
Lee, Clay ______ 33-70-142-
Lee, Mary Jean
Leonard, Annie Greer 50-107-
Lester, Elizabeth 50-1 1 1-
Lewis, B. F. 51-
Lewis, Daisy _ ...33-1 13-
Lewis, Delores 62-
Lewis, T. W. 51-70-117-128-149-159-163-
Lieb, Ida Nora 62-
Lilly, Sale
Linder, Barbara 42-105-153-161-
Linn, Sara Nell 62-
Lipsey, Mary 33-1 1 1-
Little, John 62-
Little, Rodney .63-
Little, Shirlee _ 63-
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Lloyd, Duane E 67
Loftin, Rex L. 33-149
Loper, Wm. Eugene 68
Lett, Robert Townsend 51-163
Louis, Tom, III 63-121
Lowery, Ruth 5 1-107
Lucas, Stel la _ 33- 1 05- 1 6 1 - 1 62- 1 65
Luke, Harry M. 67
Luster, Claire 42-1 1 1-146
Lyons, Betty __. 33
McBride, Hoi I is H 67
McCarty, Ben 63-1 15
McCluer, Mabeth ___ 42-1 09
McCluney, Linda 33-80-146-150
McCoy, Inez 33-71-113-142-143
McCoy, John W. 68
McCoy, Rosemary 51-1 13
McCoy, Wanda 33-1 13-148
McCrory, J. V. 51
McCullen, Ray 34-1 21
McDaniel, Mary Elizabeth 51-105
McDonald, Gerald 68
McDonald, Mary Jane 51-105
McGee, Mary Lou 51-107
McGee, Tan 5 1 -98- 1 09- 1 64- 1 67
McGowan, Curtis 42-117-128-142-149-159
Mcllvenna, J. Lea 68
Mcllvenna, Robert T. 68
Mclnturff, Yvonne __ 34-1 13-148
McKay, Sybil 63-1 09
McKinley, Robert, Jr 68
McKnight, Charles _51
McLellen, Hugh 63-1 22
McLeod, Richard R. 68
McMath, B. F., Jr. 67
McMillan, James 34-1 17
McMurry, John C 68
McMurry, Mary Frances 51-105
McNamara, Ellen Kent 42
Maddox, Bobby 51-1 15-128-159
Mansfield, Randy 42-1 21
Markham, Charles 43-1 54-155
Martin, Billy D. 67
Martin, James W. 51-119
Martinson, Patsy 43-102-1 1 1-158
Mashburn, James 68
Matheny, Adalee 51-1 13-161
Mathes, Doris 67
Mathis, Douglas 63-1 19
May, Frances 63-1 1 1
Mayo, Martha 43-1 09
Meadows, Wi Ison 68
Menetre, Shirley 63-1 13
Messer, William B. 63-119
Middleton, Eunice 43-1 1 1
Milam, Walker 43
Miller, Charles C. 67
Miller, Edwin 67
Miller, F. A., Jr 68
Miller, Fred E ..67
Miller, Johnny 34-1 15-126-159
Miller, William 0 68
Mills, Henry, Jr. ....63-115-147
Millsaps, Eleanor ....63-105-167
Mitchell, Johnny 63-121
Mitchell, Louise 34-71-1 13-148
Mize, Edwin ....63-1 15
Mobley, Jack M. 34-115
Mohr, John 67
Montgomery, Martha Sue 51-1 13
Moody, Carol Lyn 51-109
Moody, Robert 34-1 49
Moore, Alice Ann 63
Moore, Billy 51-1 17
Moore, Elinor 63-1 09
Moore, Harvey 63-1 19-149
Moore, John W 63-121
Moore, Samuel 63-1 21
Moore, William M 68
Moorhead, N. N. ._. 67
07ie Hundred and Eighty
Moraes, George .- — 52-1 22
Morgan, Delta — - 52-1 05
Morgan, Jessie Wynn ___ ___.63-l 00-1 09
Morgan, Mary Ann 68
Morris, Hebron 52-159
Moss, Mary Alice .-.34-105-143-146-148-150-162-167
Murdock, Billy 43-1 15
Myers, Barbara 63-107
Nail, Hardy, Jr. 63-121
Nalty, Jean _ _____ _-34-l 1 1-162
Nalty, Jerry __ 52-1 1 1
Napier, Nancy ___ 64-1 1 1
Nash, Frank A. _____ 64-119-149
Nelson, Betty _ 52-107-147-164
Nelson, Harold 34-1 17
Neville, George, Jr. 67
Newman, Evelyn 52-1 11 -142-1 47
Newsome, Jimmy 52-1 15-161
Noel, Doris 35
Norsworthy, Martha ___.52- 105-167
Norton, Betty Jo ___ __ 64-111
Odom, Melissa 35- 1 09- 1 46- 1 62
O'Neal, Cola Catherine 64-107
O'Neil, Arthur, Jr. __ 64-149
O'Neil, Mary Ann 52-71-113
Oswalt, Gloria 35-71-1 1 1
Overmyer, Dale 43-1 19
Page, Leslie 64
Palmerlee, Mary Jane 67
Paris, Virginia 64
Park, Mary Virginia _____ 52-107-153-164
Parker, Lillian 35
Parker, Shirley 52-1 13-153
Parrish, Peggy ___43-l 05-1 43-1 52-1 53
Patrick, Jean __ _..35- 1 05
Patrick, Wade 64-1 21
Patterson, Ann 64
Patterson, Frances Pat 35-1 1 1
Pearson, Don 35-70- 1 2 1 - 1 5 1 - 1 65
Peebles, Robert H. _ 67
Peebles, Virginia ____43-l 1 1-142-158
Peel, Lewis 52-117-128-159-163-164
Pelezo, Chris A. 68
Perkins, James G. 35
Phillips, George W 64-122-149
Phillips, Polly 35-1 1 1-165
Pipkin, Neil Lane 68
Pirie, George 53-1 19
Pitts, Binford 43-1 15
Pitts, Mary Anne ___ _ ..43-1 1 1
Pollard, Norman E 68
Posey, Betty Ann 35-107-160-162
Posey, Franz 35-119-151-154-155
Posey, R. H 67
Posey, Tulane 53-1 1 7-1 56-1 57
Pou, Nell 68
Pounds, Jimmy 53- 1 45
Presley, Harold 64-1 21
Price, Virginia 35-95-97-1 1 1-158
Price, Vivian 64-1 67
Pridgen, Jeanenne 64-1 05
Pridgen, Ramsey 67
Prince, E. Denzil 67
Prouty, Charles V 67
Pruitt, Robert ____ ____ 53-1 59
Puckett, L. G. _____ 35-119
Puckett, Odean ___ 64- 1 2 1
Punshon, Myrene 64-105-148-153
Ramsey, Frances __ 53-107
Ramsey, Jack 53-1 1 7- 128-159
Ratliff, Pat 53-1 15
Rawls, Ernestine ____ _.67
Rawls, Giles __ 35-1 1 5-1 55
Rawls, Lillian 65-105-153-167
Reed, Jesse O., Jr. 68
Rees, Lacy 65-1 09
Reeves, James L. 35-167
Reid, George ___ 53- 121-145
Reynolds, Ennis 53
Reynolds, Julius T. ____53
Rhodes, Sid
Richardson, Donald E. ____
Richardson, James 36-
Richter, Robert 53-117-128-
Riecken, Bill _ 53-121-144-
Roberts, Anne 53-1 13-
Roberts, Eddie 36-
Robinson, Bill 65-1 17-128-
Robinson, Eddie __
Robinson, Hubert 36-
Robinson, Ira __. 53-
Robinson, Sue 36-70-71-80-100-105-142-
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Roebuck, Claude M
Roebuck, J erry 65-
Roell, Paul A. ___
Rogers, Wi I liam 65-
Root, Frances _..65-
Roseberry, Barbara 53-1 05-
Ross, Nell 36- 111-
Rowland, Alice 43-1 02-
Rowsey, Bi lly
Rushing, Don 53-144-149-
Russ, Laurance S.
Ryan, Roy H. 43-
Sandefur, John 53-121-163-
Sanders, Jeanette 65-
Sanderson, Joe H. : 36-
Sanford, Neeley 54-96-
Schmitt, Joe _
Schmotzer, Alvin B. K. 43-
Scott, Oliver, Jr 54-128-
Scott, Onie 36-1 13-143-
Sebren, Clarence Paul 65-
Sharp, Louise
Shelton, Dave 36-70-80-117-151-160-
Sherrod, Edward H.
Shields, Jeanne 43-105-153-
Shipp, Shirley
Shivers, Mary H.
Short, Louie 65-1 15-128-
Sigrest, Marion L. _ __._
Simons, Kenneth W.
Simpson, Ann Marae 37-111-146-158-162-
Simpson, Frank 37-
Simpson, Rachel
Sisson, Anne 43-109-147-152-161-
Slater, Carolyn 37-1 13-
Small, Betty 43-1 07-
Smallwood, William E. ____ 54-149-156-
Smith, Barbara 65-
Smith, Bettye 65-
Smith, Cecil H. ___37-
Smith, Claude - — 54-
Smith, Ear! H.
Smith, John E. __
Smith, Kim 54-
Smith, Mary Sue 43-102-109-145-
Smith, Sonnye 44-103-121-149-163-
Sneed, Price _.___37-l 28-
Sommers, Charles R. 54-
Sparks, Gene 65- 1 22-
Stavropou los, Dan 54-
Stevens, A. J. _____ 54-117-
Stevens, Deborah
Stewart, Joyce 65-
Stigler, Meredith .___65-
Stockton, Ruth 44-70-113-142-
Stovall, Roy S., Jr. _ 54-119-163-
Strain, E. B. _.44-l 1 5-1 28-
Streander, Bob _ 37-
Strong, Lavon 44-
Sugg, Maude 65-1 1 1-
Summers, J oanne 54-
Suthoff, Peggy _.__ __65-
Swenson, Charles R.
Sykes, Granville
Tanner, Mark
Tanner, James C.
Tate, Billy
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One Hundred and Eighty-One
Taylor, Victoria -65-1 13-145
Terry, J immy 54
Thornton, Sally 65-148
Tillman, Harmon ...-37-70-117-144-149-156-157-163
Tingle, Dorothy 54-1 09
Toland, Fred, Jr. 37-149
Toler, Carolyn 65-1 07
Townes, Drew 68
Trapp, Shelia .__54-98-l 1 1 -142-1 46-1 57-1 64
Travis, Wesley Ann 54
True, Lou 54- 1 09
Tucker, Frances 55-1 07
Tucker, Leslie R. - — 68
Tumlin, Calvin M. — 68
Tuniks, Galina — _ 66
Turnage, Marie 55- 1 05
Turner, Anne 66-1 07
Turner, Cleveland 55-1 17
Turner, Dorothy J. 37-107-162
Turner, Irby, Jr. 66-115-156
Tyler, Barbara 44-1 13-148
Uhalt, Alfred H., Sr. 55
Van Norman, Maurice 66-1 19
Varnado, Lowrey 37-70-80-122-142-151
152-153-165
Vaughan, Mary F. —66-107
Vollmer, Jack — 55
Wactor, Jack 67
Wade, Frank 66
Wade, John E 68
Wadlington, Mary Jane 68
Waldrop, Roger 55-1 19
Walker, Barbara 66-1 05
Walker, Wilber 37-149-159
Wallace, Larry 55-1 17
Wallace, Wm. Phillip 68
Ward, George L. -68
Warren, Edward F., Ill -67
Warren, Jo Anne -67
Warrick, Emory L. 67
Warwick, Wm. Wallace 68
Wasson, C. W. 44
Wasson, Lynda Zack 66
Wasson, Sarah ___66-l 05
Watkins, Bettye -.-.44-102-107-145-150-152-158-160
Watkins, Frances __._44-1 09
Wayne, Robert L. 68
Weathersby, Wm. T. 68
Weaver, Margaret 55-1 1 1-147
Weaver, Nanette 66-1 07
Webb, Johnnie 55-109-142-147
Weber, Emilia 55- 11 3
Weems, Peyton 37- 128-151-159
Weir, Selby 68
Weissinger, Spencer 44
Wellons, John C. 68
Wells, Lonetta 66-1 09
Weston, Larry 55-1 19
Weston, Margaret 66-1 09
Wheeless, DeLuncy — - 68
White, Martin F. 68
White, Morris 66- 1 49
White, Norma Jean 66-113
Whitehouse, Jim 44-153-160-166
Whitfield, Alice Dale 55-105-164
Whitfield, Margaret D. 55-105
Whitmore, Paul 37- 121-166
Whitmore, Wm. V 68
Wiggins, Paul A 68
Wignall, Joan 66-1 09
Wilkinson, Gene A. 66-119
Williams, Bill 55- 1 2 1
Williams, Dave 55-1 1 7-1 28-1 59
Williams, Fred -__ 66
Williams, Jimmy 55-117-126-163
Williams, Martha Hale 44-111-158
Williams, Mary Nell 44-107
Williams, Walter 66-1 17
Williamson, Jessie B. 68
Williamson, John Cecil 68
Williamson, Tiny Belle — - 44-113
Wills, Bill — --37-1 15
Wilson, Joan 66-1 13
Wilson, Kathryn - 44- 11 3
Windham, Charles H., Jr. __-67
Wiygul, Glyn 44-149
Wolverton, James K. 68
Woodard, Tommy 66-121-149
Woodrick, Lavelle 44-1 49
Woodrow, Tom H. 68
Woods, Harry K. 68
Woods, Tommy 66-1 17
Woodward, Jack 37-103-117-149-165
Wren, Bettye Sue 37-70-97- 1 02- 1 07- 1 53
Wren, Polly ...55-1 07
Wright, Billy 55-1 19
Wright, Martha ___ 44-1 13-148-158
Yao, C. Y. 55-122
Yelverton, Gene 44-1 17
Young, Clarence N. 68
Young, Jimmy 44-115-151-160-165
Young, Joe E. 66
Youngblood, Bennie .- 37-146-149-153
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