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DEDICATION 


In  1945  Dr0  Neal  Bond  Fleming  became  a  member  of 
the  Millsaps  College  Faculty*  Since  that  time  he  has 
gained  the  admiration  and  the  respect  of  all  who  have 
been  a  part  of  the  college  community. 

It  would  not  be  incorrect  to  say  that  he  represents  the 
true  spirit  of  Millsaps.  His  constant  search  for  wisdom 
and  the  truth  have  labeled  him  as  a  fellow  student  of 
ours.  His  courtesy,  his  friendly  disposition,  and  his 
eagerness  to  be  of  service  to  one  and  all  have  labeled 
him  as  our  comrade.  His  Christian  thought  has  made  him 
our  brother. 

Millsaps  College  will  continue  to  grow  and  prosper, 
and  we  are  confident  that  many  of  her  students  will  grow 
in  mind,  body,  and  spirit  in  the  footsteps  of  one  who  will 
always  be  remembered  and  loved  by  those  who  have  had 
the   privilege  of  knowing  him  and  his  life. 

It  is  our  pleasure  to  dedicate  our     1956  BOBASHELA 
to... 


DR0  NEAL  BOND  FLEMING 


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OUR  PRESIDENT 


Under  the  guidance  of  Dr.  H.E.  Finger, 
Millsaps  College  has  hopes  of  expansion  — 
both  in  size  and  influence.  In  the  past  few 
years  he  has  given  generously  of  his  time  and 
efforts  to  make  Millsaps  a  greater  institution. 

His  hard  work  has  been  beneficial  not 
only  to  members  of  the  College,  but  also  to 
all  citizens  of  the  surrounding  community. 

A  civic,  social,  and  religious  leader,  he 
will  continue  to  enrich  our  lives  and  the  lives 
of  others  in  future  years. 


HOMER  ELLIS  FINGER,  JR. 


BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 


OFFICERS 


M.A.  Franklin,  D.D President 

B.M.   Hunt,   D.D Vice-President 

N.J.   Golding,   D.D0 Secretary 

A.B.  Campbell,   LL.D Treasurer 


TERM  EXPIRES  IN  1956 
Rev.  W.J.  Cunningham,   D.D.        .      .Tupelo 

John  Egger Meridian 

Rev.  N.J.   Golding,   D.D.    .      .      .Columbus 

A.L.  Rogers         New  Albany 

Rev.  W.B.  Selah,   D.D Jackson 

Rev.  J.D.  Slay Laurel 

F.B.  Smith Ripley 

Virgil  D.  Youngblood.      .      .      .    Brookhaven 


TERM  EXPIRES  IN  1959 

W.E.  Bufkin Leland 

R.L.  Ezelle,   LL.D Jackson 

Rev.  B.M.  Hunt,   D.D Meridian 

Rev.  J.W.   Leggett,  Jr.,   D.D.       .  Meridian 

John  McEachin Grenada 

W.O.Tatum Hattiesburg 

Rev.  W.L.   Robinson,   D.D.  .      .  New  Albany 
Rev.  J.D.  Wroten,   D.D.       .      .      .Louisville 


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DEAN  OF  FACULTY 


JAMES  SHARBROUGH  FERGUSON 


The  duties  of  an  Academic  Dean  are  as  numerous  as  the  mind  can  imagine.  This 
job  calls  for  intelligence,   patience,   understanding,  and  concentration. 

Millsaps  College  is  fortunate  in  having  as  its  Academic  Dean  a  man  with  all 
these  fine  qualities  plus  many  more.  No  other  person  could  better  fill  this  position 
and  at  the  same  time  possess  a  friendly  and  co-operativeair  as  Dean  Ferguson  has  a 
habit  of  doing. 

Millsaps  has  long  had  the  policy  of  selecting  as  its  leaders  men  and  women  of 
Christian  training  who  will  be  valuable  in  all  the  various  phases  which  he  or  she 
must  enter.  It  is  evident  to  all  those  who  know  him  that  Dean  Ferguson  represents 
that  type  of  leader-a  man  who  will  always  be  remembered  when  we  thinkof  our  Alma 
Mater.  Not  only  will  he  be  remembered,  but  the  things  for  which  he  stood  and  tried 
to  instill  in  us  and  all  those  he  knew  through  his  various  activities. 

We  are  proud  of  our  Dean  and  his  achievements .  We  welcome  his  friendship, 
his  advice,  and  his  constant  efforts  to  improve  the  conditions  of  the  college. 


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DEAN 

OF 

WOMEN 


MILDRED  LILLIAN  MOREHEAD 

Associate  Professor  of  English 

A.B. ,  Mississippi  State  College  for  Women 

A.M.,   Duke  University 


MILDRED  LILLIAN  MOREHEAD 


REGISTRAR 


PAUL  DOUGLAS  HARDIN 

Associate  Professor  of  English 
A.  B.  ,  Millsaps  College 
A.M.,  Duke  University 
Graduate  Work 
University  of  Southern  California 


PAUL  DOUGLAS  HARDIN 


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HOLMES  AMBROSE 


ROBERT  E.    ANDING 


THE  FACULTY  AND  STAFF 


HOLMES  AMBROSE 

Associate  Director  of  Choral  Music;  B.  Mus. ,  Juil- 

liard  School  of  Music;  Bethany  College;  University 

of  Nebraska,    M.Mus;  University  of  Iowa;  Indiana 

University. 


MRS.   RUTH  ANDREWS 
Manager,   Bookstore. 

PEGGY  BENNETT 
Assistant  Librarian 


ROBERT  E.    ANDING 

Assistant  Professor  of  Religion;  A.  B. ,  Millsaps  Col- 
lege; B.  D. ,  Emory  University. 


MRS.   RUTH  ANDREWS 


PEGGY  BENNETT 


ROBERT  E.    BERGMARK 


MAGNOLIA  COULLET 


THE  FACULTY 


ROBERT  E.    BERGMARK 

Assistant  Professor  of  Philosophy;  A.B. ,  Emory 
University;  S.  T.  B. ,  Advanced  Graduate  Work,  Bos- 
ton University. 

MAGNOLIA  COULETT 

Associate  Professor  of  Latin;  A.  B. ,  Millsaps  Col- 
lege; M.A.,  University  of  Pennsylvania;  Graduate 
Work,  Syracuse  Academy  in  Rome;  University  of 
Chicago;  B.M.,  Belhaven  College;  Graduate  Work 
in  Voice,   Bordeaux,   France. 


ELIZABETH  CRAIG 

Associate  Professor  of  French;  A.B. ,  Barnard  Col- 
lege, Columbia  University;  A.M.,  Columbia  U- 
niversity;  Diplome  de  la  Sorbonne,  Ecole  de  Pre- 
paration des  Professeurs  de  Francais  a  L'Etranger, 
Faculty  of  Letters,   University  of  Paris. 

MRS.   HELEN  DANIEL 

Hostess,   Galloway  and  Burton  Halls. 


ELIZABETH  CRAIG 


MRS.    HELEN  DANIEL 


N.   BOND  FLEMING 


MRS.   MARTHA  GALTNEY 

AND  STAFF 


NEAL  BOND  FLEMING 

Professor  of  Philosophy;  A.  B. ,  B.  D. ,  Emory  Univer- 
sity; S.T.M.,  Ph.D.,  Boston  University;  Ford  Scho- 
lar, Harvard  University. 

MRS.  MARTHA  GALTNEY 
Secretary  to  Dean  of  Students. 


MARGUERITE  WATKINS  GOODMAN 
Associate  Professor  of  English;  A.B. 
College;  A.M.,  Tulane  University. 


mes  Scott 


LANCE  GOSS 

Associate  Professor  of  Speech;  Director  of  The  Mill- 
saps  Players  A.  B. ,  Millsaps  College;  A.M.,  Ad- 
vanced Graduate  Work,  Northwestern  University; 
Special  Study,  The  Manhattan  Theatre  Colony; 
Summer  Theatre,  The  Ogunquit  Playhouse. 


MARGUERITE  W.   GOODMAN 


LANCE  GOSS 


ALFRED  P.   HAMILTON 


ROBERT  R.   HAYNES 


THE  FACULTY 


ALFRED  PORTER  HAMILTON 

Professor  of  Classical  Languages  and  German;  A.  B. , 
Birmingham-Southern  College;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  U- 
niversity  of  Pennsylvania;  Graduate  Work,  Univer- 
sity of  Leipzig. 

ROBERT  RAYMOND  HAYNES 

Professor  of  Education;  A.  B. ,  LL.  B. ,  University  of 
Tennessee;  Vice  Consul  to  the  United  States  in 
Scotland  and  England;  A.M.,  Advanced  Graduate 
Work,  George  Peabody  College. 


NELLIE  KHAYAT  HEDERI 

Assistant   Professor    of   Spanish;    A.  B. ,    Mississippi 

State  College  for  Women;  A.  M. ,  Tulane  University. 

NANCY  BROGAN  HOLLOWAY 

Instructor  of  Secretarial  Studies;  A.  B. ,  Mississippi 

State  College  for  Women. 


NELLIE  K.   HEDERI 


NANCY  B.    HOLLOWAY 


ALVIN  J.   KING 


FRANK  M.   LANEY,  JR. 


AND  STAFF 


ALVIN  JON  KING 

Director  of  Millsaps  Singers;  Oberlin  Conservatory 
of  Music;  Northwestern  School  of  Music;  Christian- 
sen Choral  School;  Private  Study  withW.S.B.  Matt- 
hews, Fannie  Zeisler,  and  Prower  Symonds. 

FRANK  MILLER  LANEY,  JR. 

Associate  Professor  of  History;  A.B. ,  University  of 

Mississippi;  A.  M. ,   Ph.  D. ,   University  of  Virginia. 


MARTHA  LAGRONE  LANG 

Assistant  Librarian;  B.  A.,  Mississippi  State  College 

for  Women;  B.S. ,  University  of  Illinois. 

JAMES  J.   LIVESAY 

Director  of  Public  Relations  and  Alumni  Secretary. 

A.B. ,  Millsaps  College. 


MARTHA  L.   LANG 


JAMES  J.   LIVESAY 


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HARRY  S.   MANLEY 


ROSS  H.   MOORE 


JOSEPH  B.    PRICE 


THE  FACULTY 


HARRY  S.   MANLEY 

Professor  of  Political  Science;  A.B. ,  Westminster 
College;  LL.  B. ,  University  of  Pittsburgh  Law  School; 
Ph.  D. ,   Duke  University. 

ROSS  HENDERSON  MOORE 

Professor  of  History;  B.S. ,  M.S. ,  Millsaps  College; 

A.M.,     University   of  Chicago;    Ph.D.,    Duke  U- 

niversity. 

JOSEPH  BAILEY  PRICE 

Professor  of  Chemistry;  B.S.,  Millsaps  College; 
M.S.,  University  of  Mississippi;  Ph.D.,  Louisiana 
State  University. 


RICHARD  R.    PRIDDY 

Professor  of  Geology;  B.  S. ,  Ohio  Northern  Univer- 
sity; A.M. ,  Ph.D.,   Ohio  State  University. 

THOMAS  LEE  REYNOLDS 

Professor  of  Mathematics;  B. S.,  Guilford  College; 

A.  M. ,  Ph.  D. ,   University  of  North  Carolina. 


RICHARD  R.   PRIDDY 


THOMAS  L.   REYNOLDS 


ALBERT  G.  SANDERS 


BETHANY  C.  SWEARINGEN 

ANDSTAFF 


HARMON  E.   TILLMAN,  JR. 


ALBERT  GODFREY  SANDERS 

Professor  of  Romance  Languages;  A.B. ,  South- 
western; A.  B. ,  Yale  University;  Rhodes  Scholar, 
1907-1910;  A.B. ,  A.M.,  University  of  Oxford; 
Doctor  of  Humane  Letters. 

BETHANY  C.   SWEARINGEN 
Associate  Librarian 

HARMON  E.   TILLMAN,  JR. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Speech;  Director  of  Forensics; 
A.B.,  Millsaps  College;  B.  D. ,  Vanderbilt  Univer- 
sity. 


MILTON  CHRISTIAN  WHITE 

Professor  of  English;  A.  B. ,  Birmingham-Southern 
College;  A.M.,  Harvard  University;  Ph.D.,  U- 
niversity;  of  Wisconsin. 

GUSTAVUS  GALLOWAY  WILLIAMSON,  JR. 
Assistant  Professor  of  History;  A.B. ,  University  of 
South  Carolina;  Ph.D.,  Johns  Hopkins  University. 

JAMES  DAUSEY  WROTEN,   JR. 
Professor  of  Religion;  A.  B. ,  Millsaps  College;  B.D., 
Southern  Methodist  University;  A.M.,  Ed.D. ,  Co- 
lumbia University. 


MILTON  C.    WHITE 


GUSTAVUS  G.    WILLIAMSON,  JR. 


JAMES  D.   WROTEN,  JR. 


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FACULTY  NOT  PICTURED 


C.M.   BARTLING 

Director  of  Physical  Education  and  Coach;  B.  B.  A.  , 

University  of  Mississippi. 


JAMES  EDWARD  McCRAKEN 

Dean  of  Students;  Assistant  Professor  of  Psychology; 
B.  S  ,  Muskingum;  A.M.,  Ohio  State  University; 
Ph.D.  ,  Ohio  State  University. 


WILLIAM  J.   BRETT 

Assistant  Professor  of  Biology;  B.S.,  Northern  Ill- 
inois Teachers;  M.S.,  Miami  University;  Ph.D., 
Northwestern  University. 


THOMAS  LEE  REYNOLDS 

Professor  of  Mathematics;   B.  S.  ,  Guilford  College; 

A.M .  ,  Ph.D.,   University  of  North  Carolina. 


HARRY  CLOPTON  DILLINGHAM 
Assistant  Professor  of  Sociology;   A.  B. ,   University 
of  Texas;   A.M.,    Advanced  Graduate  Work,   Uni- 
versity of  Michigan. 


CHARLES  BETTS  GALLOWAY 

Associate    Professor  of  Physics;    B.S.,    Millsaps 

College;   A.M.,    Advanced  Graduate   Work,    Duke 

University. 


ARNOLD  A.   RITCHIE 

Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics;    B.S.,    North- 

easternState  College  of  Oklahoma;   M.S., 

Oklahoma  A.  &  M.    College;    Advanced  Graduate 

Work,    Oklahoma  A.  &  M.    and  Uni  vers  i  ty  of 

Tennessee. 


JEAN  FRANCES  SAIN 

Director  of  Physical   Education    for  Women; 

B.  S.  P.  E.  ,   University  of  Mississippi. 


FRANKLIN  WARD  JAMES 

Associate  Professor  of  Chemistry;   B.S.,  Mississippi 

College;  Ph.  D.  ,  University  of  North  Carolina. 


WENDELL  B.  JOHNSON 

Assistant  Professor  of  Geology;  B.  S. ,  M.S.,  Kansas 

State  College;  Graduate  Work,    Missouri  School  of 

Mines. 


SAMUEL  ROSCOE  KNOX 

Associate  Professor  of  Mathematics;  A.  B.  ,  A.M., 
University  of  Mississippi;  Graduate  Work,  University 
of  Michigan. 

But  I  thought  we  didn't  have  to  go  to  chapel" 


MARVIN  G.  SMITH 

Assistant  Director  of  Physical  Education;  Assistant 
Coach;  Head  Basketball  Coach;  B.B.A.  and  M.A., 
University  of  Mississippi. 


MARY  B.H.  STONE 

Associate  P  rof ess o  r  of  English;  A.  B.  ,  Randolph- 
Macon  Woman's  College;  A.M.  ,  Advanced  Gradu- 
ate Work,  George  Peabody  College. 


ELBERT  S.  WALLACE 

Professor  of  Economics;  A.B.  ,   Birmingham -South- 
ern College;  A  M. ,  Ph.D.,  Duke  University. 


KARL  WOLFE 

Art;  B.F.  A.  ,  Chicago  Art  Institute,  William  French 
Fellowship  Study  abroad  for  one  year;  Pennsylvania 
School  of  Art. 


JOHN  THOMAS  ZUMBRO 

Associate  Professor  of  Economics;  B  S.  ,  Middle- 
Tennessee  State  College;  M.A.,  University  of 
Tennessee;  Advanced  Graduate  Work,  University  of 
Tennessee. 


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CLASS  OFFICERS 


SEATED:  Westerfield,  Hubbard,  Jackson. 

STANDING:  Stewart,  Waits,  Peacock,  Johnston,  Causey. 


SENIOR  CLASS 

PRESIDENT 

John  Reed  Hubbard 

VICE-PRESIDENT 

Henry  Burton  Jackson,  Jr. 

SECRETARY-TREASURER 

Claudette  Ann  Westerfield 

SOPHOMORE  CLASS 

PRESIDENT 
Hugh  Haralson  Johnston 

VICE-PRESIDENT 

Thomas  Burton  Fanning 

SECRETARY -TREASURER 

James  L.   Waits 


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JUNIOR  CLASS 

PRESIDENT 

Jack  Barrett  Stewart,  Jr. 

VICE-PRESIDENT 

Newt  Parks  Harrison 

SECRETARY -TREASURER 

Nancy  Ruth  Peacock 

FRESHMAN  CLASS 

PRESIDENT 

Hubert  Lacy  Causey 

VICE-PRESIDENT 

Lillian  Ann  Starnes 

SECRETARY -TREASURER 

Gerald  F.  Mizelle 


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IN  MEMORIAM 


JAMES  LOVICK  WASSON 

--GOD  BE  WITH  YOU  'TIL  WE  MEET  AGAIN  — 

Millsaps  College  suffered  the  loss  of  James  LovickWasson  on  September 
11,  1955.  Truly,  it  was  a  loss,  for  the  qualities  found  in  this  young  man 
were  valuable,  creative  and  enduring.  He  was  loved,  admired  and  respected 
by  the  entire  college  community. 

His  life  and  ideals  will  always  remain  in  the  memories  of  those  who  knew 
him,  and  his  principles  will  be  a  source  of  inspiration  for  all. 

May  we  remember  that  a  job  done  by  Luke  was  a  job  done  well,  and  may 
we  strive  to  carry  on  the  banner  which  he  held  high. 


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ALEXANDER 
BAILEY 


ANDERSON 
BALLARD 


GEORGE  W.    ALEXANDER,   JR. 
Jackson:  LXA:  B.S. 


BETTY  BARFIELD 
Jackson:  Phi  Mu:  B.  A. 


SENIOf 


ANN  ANDERSON 
Jackson:  Chi  O:  B.  A. 

MERLE  BLALOCK 
Union:  Phi  Mu:  B.  A. 

EMMA  ATKINSON 
Philadelphia:  Phi  Mu:  B.  A. 

MARJORIE  BOLEWARE 
Crystal  Springs:  BSO:  B.  A. 

JESS  BRASHER 
Jackson:  PiKA:  B.S. 

JOHN  MICHAEL  AWAD 
Jackson:  KS:  B.  A. 

CLARA  PARKS  BOOTH 
Drew:  KD:  B.  A. 

CECIL  BROWN,  JR. 
Jackson:  KS:  B.S. 

VALERA  BAILEY 
Winona:  Chi  O:  B.  A. 

ELAINE  BOOTH 
Jackson:  B.S. 

SUSAN  BROWN 
Union:  Phi  Mu:  B.  A. 

BARBARA  BALLARD 
Jackson:  B.  A. 

ELSIE  FAY  BOYD 
Union:  B.S. 

BEVERLY  BUTLER 
Jackson:  B.S. 

BOLEWARE                                                     BOOTH, 
BRASHER                                                        BROWN, 

c. 
c. 

BOOTH,   E. 
BROWN,   S. 

BOYD 

BUTLER 

CALDWELL 
COLE 


DUNN 
ELLIOTT 


CAMPBELL 
CONERLY 

CARTER                                                      CATLEDGE 
CONNER                                                     CURRY 

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CHARLEY  COLE 
Jackson:  PiKA:  B.S. 

HENRY  NEIL  EASLEY 
McComb:  B.A. 

WALLY  CONERLY 
Tylertown:  PiKA:  B.S. 

HAROLD  D.   EDWARDS 
Jackson:  B.  A. 

SHIRLEY  CALDWELL 
Laurel:  B.  A. 

J.   MICHAEL  CONNER 
Jackson:  LXA:  B.S. 

CHARLOTTE  ELLIOTT 
Greenwood:  BSO:  B.  A. 

JOHN  BURKE  CAMPBELL 
DeKalb:  B.S. 

ZORAH  CURRY 
Jackson:  Vikings:  B.S. 

HARRISON  MOSLEY  ETHRIDGE 
Petersburg,   Va.:  KS:  B.A. 

CLYDELL  CARTER 
New  Albany:  B.  A. 

MARY  ETHEL  DUNN 
Holcomb:  B.  A. 

JOHN  EVANS 
Quitman:  PiKA:  B.S. 

CHARLES  N.   CATLEDGE 
Tutwiler:  PiKA:  B.S. 

MARVIN  S.   DYESS,   JR. 
Forest:  LXA:  B.S. 

SELBY  GAIL  FIELDER 
Vicksburg:  Chi  O:  B.  A. 

DYESS 
ETHRID 

GE 

EASLEY                                                          EDWARDS 
EVANS                                                            FIELDER 

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FISHER 

FLEMING 

FLOURNOY 

GREENER 

GRIFFIN 

GREENOUGH 

ALMYRA  FISHER 

EARL  GREENOUGH 

Sherad:  Chi  O:  B.  A. 

Escatawpa:  Norsemen: 

B.  A. 

RICHARD  C.   FLEMING 

GARLAND  HARRISON 

Meridian:  B.S. 

Liberty:  KS:  B.  A. 

CHICK  FLOURNOY 

TERRY  HAYWARD 

Jackson:  KA:  B.S. 

Jackson:  KA:  B.S. 

ROBERT  S.    GEDDIE 

CHARLES  F.    HILL 

Jackson:  B.S. 

Gulfport:  B.  A. 

EMILY  GREENER 

BYRD  HILLMAN 

Jackson:  KD:  B.  A. 

Union:  PiKA:    B.  A. 

GEDDIE 
HARRISON 


AMARYLLIS  GRIFFIN 
Philadelphia:  Phi  Mu:  B.  A. 


PAT  HILLMAN 
Union:  Phi  Mu:  B.  A. 


SENIOI 


JERRY  HILTON 
Florence:  B.  A. 

CAROLYN  HOLLOWAY 
Brookhaven:  Vikings:  B.  A. 

JOHN  HUBBARD 
Jackson:  PiKA:  B.S. 

BURTON  JACKSON 
Jackson:  KA:  B.S. 


HILL 
HOLLOWAY 


HILLMAN,    B. 
HUBBARD 


HILLMAN,   P. 
JACKSON 


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JONES,   B. 
JOHNSON,  J. 

JONES,    C. 
JOHNSON, 

s. 

JONES,  J. 
JOHNSTON 

JONES,   R. 
JOST 

LASS 

JAMES  MICHAEL  JOHNSON 
Jackson:  B.  A. 

SAM  KUYKENDALL,   JR. 
Jackson:  LXA:  B.  A. 

SARA  JOHNSON 
Cruger:  BSO:  B.  A. 

BILL  LAMPTON 
Columbia:  PiKA:  B.  A. 

BARBARA  JONES 
Jackson:  Chi  O:  B.  A. 

ANNETTE  JOHNSTON 
Tupelo:  KD:  B.  A. 

GENE  ANN  LAUCHLY 
Jackson:  Chi  O:  B.  A. 

CECIL  B.   JONES 
Vicksburg:  Norsemen: 

B.  A. 

RICHARD  R.  JOST 
Flora:  SX:  B.S. 

WILLARD  LEGGETT 
Hattiesburg:  LXA:  B.  A. 

JAMES  L.   JONES 
Aberdeen:  KS:  B.  A. 

WILLIAM  O.  JOYNER 
Meridian:  B.  A. 

ACKA  YVONNE  LEWIS 
Rose  Hill:  Vikings:  B.  A. 

READ  JONES 
Saltillo:  PiKA:  B.S. 

CLAIRE  KING 
Jackson:  Chi  O:  B.  A. 

WALTON  LIPSCOMB 
Jackson:  LXA:  B.S. 

JOYNER 
LAUCHLY 

KING 
LEGGETT 

KUYKENDALL 
LEWIS 

LAMPTON 
LIPSCOMB 

35 


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LOFLIN, 
MARTIN 

D.                                                   LOFLIN,  J. 
MITCHELL 

McREYNOLDS 
MOORE 

McSHANE 
MORRISON 

DORIS  ANNICE  LOFLIN 
Star:  Phi  Mu.   B.  S. 

POWERS  MOORE 
Jackson:  KS:  B.  A. 

SENIO 

JACK  MILTON  LOFLIN 
Star:  PiKA:  B.  A. 

ROBERT  E.    MORRISON 
Jackson:  KA:  B.S. 

CHARLES  LLOYD  McREYNOLDS 
Columbus:  Norsemen:  B.  S. 

HARDY  NALL,  JR. 
Jackson:  KA:  B.  A. 

HIRAM  POLK 
Jackson:  LXA:  B.S. 

ANN  McSHANE 
Greenwood:  BSO:  B.  A. 

BOB  PARNELL 
Jackson:  KS:  B.S. 

JOAN  POWELL 
Jackson:  B.  A. 

NANCY  LYNN  MARTIN 
Macon:  KD:  B.  A. 

RUTH  ANN  PEARSON 
Greenville:  Vikings:  B.  A. 

ANN  HUDSON' RAGLAND 
Tutwiler:  KD:  B.  A. 

MINNIE  DORA  MITCHELL 
Dixon:  B.  A. 

MURRAY  PINKSTON 
Vicksburg:  PiKA:   B.S. 

ANITA  BARRY  REED 
Jackson:  KD:  B.  A. 

NALL 
POLK 

PARNELL 
POWELL 

PEARSON 
RAGLAND 

PINKSTON 
REED 

RIGBY 

SMITH,  S 


CLASS 


SARTIN 
STAIRES 

SLATER 
STANTON 

SMITH,   R 
STERN 

IS 

SARA  JO  SMITH 
Starkville:  Vikings:  B.  A. 

JERRY  TRIGG 
Quitman:  PiKA:  B.  A. 

EARL  ANDREW  STAIRES 
Jackson:  B.  A. 

JOHNNY  TURNER 
Kosciusko:  PiKA:  B.  A. 

CLIFFORD  L.   RIGBY 
Gulfport:  PiKA:  B.  A. 

SHIRLEY  STANTON 
Greenville:  Chi  0:  B.  A. 

EDWIN  UPTON 

Yazoo  City:  PiKA:  B.  A. 

ROBERT  DAY  SARTIN 
Brookhaven:  B.  A. 

MELVYN  ELLIOTT  STERN 
Jackson:  B.S. 

N.  R.    WALLEY 
Richton:  KS:  B.S. 

VIRGINIA  SLATER 
Jackson:  BSO:  B.S. 

SYLVIA  STEVENS 
Macon:  KD:  B.  A. 

JOSEPH  WAY 
Georgetown:  Norsemen:  B. 

A. 

ROBIN  SMITH 
Inverness:  KD:  B.  A. 

NONA  TILLMAN 
Star:  Phi  Mu:  B.  A. 

CARL  WELCH 
Jackson:  LXA:  B.  A. 

TRIGG 

WAY 


TURNER 
WELCH 


1.1 


WHITEHURST 
WILLIAMS,   R. 


WHITES 
WILLIAMSON 


WHITFIELD 
WITTEN 


WESTERFIELD 
WILLIAMS,  F. 
WOODS 


THE  SENIOR  CLASS 


CLAUDETTE  WESTERFIELD 
Mendenhall:  BSO:  B.  A. 

FRED  WILLIAMS 
Vicksburg:  PiKA:  B.S. 

CLAY  WHITEHURST 
Walnut:  B.  A. 

RUTH  MARIE  WILLIAMS 
Meridian:  B.  A. 

DAYTON  WHITES 
Lucedale:  B,  S. 

ALBERT  N.   WILLIAMSON 
Greenwood:  PiKA:  B.S. 

MARGARET  WHITFIELD 
Jackson:  BSO:  B.  A. 

JAMES  C.   WITTEN 
Jackson:  LXA:  B.  A. 

MARGARET  WOODS 
Mount  Olive:  KD:  B.  A, 

38 


SENIORS  NOT  PICTURED 


Gary  Balius,   Biloxi 

Julia  Parks  Barkley,  New  Albany 

Tom  Boone,  KS,  Memphis,  Tennessee 

Jerry  Boykin,  KS,  Laurel 

Hal  Brown,  SX,  Jackson 

Decatur  Butler,  Gallman 

James  Callahan,   Madison 

Alma  Carpenter,   Phi  Mu,    Water  Valley 

Marcus  Clements,  Jackson 

Joseph  Conti,  Jackson 

John  Cook,  Jackson 

William  Cooper,   DPi,  Grenada 

John  Copeland,  KS,  Jackson 

Carol  Culley,  KD,  Jackson 

Hugh  Davis,   Macon 

Charles  Deaton,  KS,  Jackson 

Richard  Dillard,  Clinton 

Ralph  Ellis,  Natchez 

Walter  Ely,  PiKA,  Greenville 

Albert  Felsher,  Norsemen,  Gulfport 

Marjorie  Gerald,  Jackson 

Karen  Gilfoy,  ChiO,  Jackson 

Billy  Greenlee,  KS,  Jackson 

Thomas  Hardee,  Quitman 

Robert  Harper,  Jackson 

"There's  a  future  in  medicine' 


Charles  Hollowell,  KA,  Jackson 

Norman  Johannessen,  Los  Angeles,  California 

Bennie  Kirkland,  KS,  Jackson 

Robert  Koch,   Poplarville 

James  Long,   Durant 

Jerry  Long,   Hazelhurst 

Helen  Maddox,   Phi  Mu,  Meridian 

Jesse  Moore,  Shuqualak 

Joan  Lee  Powell,  ChiO,  Columbus 

William  Powell,  KS,   Memphis,  Tennessee 

Tom  Prewitt,  KS,  Jackson 

Thomas  Price,  Jackson 

Tommie  Price,   Woodville 

James  Schimpf,   PiKA,  Jackson 

James  Slay,  Canton 

Bobby  Joe  Smith,   Liberty 

Mrs.  Dorothy  Terry,   Brandon 

Charles  Underhill,   KS,   Memphis,  Tennessee 

George  Whitener,  Merdian 

Mrs.  Miller  Williams    Jackson 

Donald  Youngs,   LXA,   Deposit,   New  York 


'The  smile  denotes  Heroin" 


'All  this  meat  and  no  potatoes!" 


'My  wife  against  your  car" 


vtadendatemw 


Abernathy 
Abney 
Abraham 
Adams 


Addkison 
Alexander 
Allen,  C. 
Allen,   C.J. 


Allen,   F. 
Anderson 
Andrews 
Anthony 


Armstrong,   G. 
Armstrong,  J. 
Atwood 
Avera 


Bain,   L. 
Bain,   M. 
Balgord 
Ballard,  J. 


Ballard,   T. 
Barksdale 
Barnes 
Baxter 


Bayliss 
Beadle 
Beckes 
Benson 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


FIRST  ROW: 

Jo  Anne  Abemathy,  Sophomore,  Vikings,  Kilmichael; 
Robert  Abney,  Freshman,  KA,  Bay  Springs;  Freddie 
Abraham,  Junior,  PiKA,  Vicksburg;  Bob  Adams,  Fresh- 
man, PiKA,  Jackson. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Elwyn  Addkison,  Junior,  KD,  Louisville;  Ted  Alexander, 
Sophomore,  Jackson;  Carolyn  Allen,  Junior,  Vikings, 
Shaw;  Carolyn  J.  Allen,  Freshman,  BSO,  Magnolia. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Frank  Allen,  Freshman,  KA,  Jackson;  Dannie  Anderson, 
Sophomore,  LXA,  Jackson;  Lynda  Lou  Andrews,  Fresh- 
man, BSO,  McComb;  Elizabeth  Anthony,  Junior,  KD, 
Washington,  Missouri. 


"First  taste  of  Communist  Propaganda! 


FOURTH  ROW: 

George  Armstrong,  Junior,  KA,  Coffeeville;  Joe  B. 
Armstrong,  Freshman,  KA,  Coffeeville;  Ruth  Atwood, 
Freshman,  Vikings,  Norfolk,  Virginia;  Billy  Avera, 
Freshman,  Dumas,  Arkansas. 


FIFTH  ROW: 

Lois  L.    Bain,    Freshman,   ChiO,    Belzoni;    Myna  Bain, 

Sophomore,    ChiO,    Belzoni;    Bill  Balgord,    Freshman, 

LXA,  Jackson;  John  G.  Ballard,  Sophomore,  Norsemen, 

Columbus. 


SIXTH  ROW: 

Thomas  L.  Ballard,  Sophomore,  Norsemen,  Okolona; 
Pansy  Barksdale,  Freshman,  ChiO,  Jackson;  Helen  Dall 
Barnes,  Freshman,  KD,  Jackson;  John  E.  Baxter,  Sopho- 
more, LXA,  Marion. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Sarah  Bayliss,  Freshman,  Phi  Mu,  Ruleville;  Geraldine 
Beadle,  Junior,  BSO,  DeKalb;  Julia  Anne  Beckes,  Fresh- 
man, ChiO,  Jackson;  J.  D.  Benson,  Freshman,  Jackson. 


"Mamma,   we  wanna  go  out" 


43 


^UNDERGRADUATES 


/ 


"Fifty  cents  a  point" 

FIRST  ROW: 

James  Berry,  Junior,  KS,  Prentiss;  Sara  Janice  Black, 
Freshman,  KD,  Jackson;  Harry  Blair,  Junior,  KA,  Jack- 
son; Jerry  Blakeney,  Freshman,  KA,  Bay  Springs. 


FIFTH  ROW: 

Gloria  Bright,  Freshman,  Jackson;  Anne  Brooks,  Fresh- 
man, BSO,  Jackson;  Carol  Broun,  Freshman,  BSO,  Jack- 
son; Norma  Brown,  Junior,  Lorman. 


SECOND  ROW; 

Dick  Blount,  Sophomore,  PiKA,  Jackson;  Reba  Boackle, 
Junior,  BSO,  Crystal  Springs;  Jane  Boler,  Freshmen,  Can- 
ton; Janice  Bower,  Sophomore,  Phi  Mu,   Vicksburg. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Barbara  Bowie,  Sophomore,  Holly  Bluff;  H.  Alton  Boyd, 

Junior,    LXA,    McComb;    Kaisa    Braaten,    Sophomore, 

Vikings,    Laurel;    Pete    Bradfield,    Sophomore,    PiKA, 

Indianola. 


FOURTH  ROW; 

Patti  Bradley,  Freshman,  KD,  Memphis,  Tennessee; 
Beth  Brandon,  Junior,  KD,  Meridian;  Gwin  Breland, 
Freshman,  Crystal  Springs;  Jo  Ann  Brenke,  Freshman, 
BSO,  Jackson. 


SIXTH  ROW: 

Richard  Brown,  Sophomore,  KA,  Jackson;  Shirley  Brown, 

Junior,    Phi  Mu,     Belzoni;    Frances    Bryan,    Freshman, 

ChiO,   West  Point;  Kay  Bufkin,  Junior,  Vikings,  Mobile, 

Alabama. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Steve  Bumpas,    Freshman,  KS,    Jackson;  Gwen  Burford, 

Sophomore,  ChiO,  New  Albany;  Mary  E.  Burton,  Junior, 

Phi  Mu,  Jackson;  Beth  Busby,    Junior,  Phi  Mu,  Atlanta, 

Georgia. 


"One  of  them  simply  must  be  chaperoning!" 


Berry 
Black 
Blair 
Blakeney 


Blount 
Boackle 
Boler 
Bower 


Bowie 
Boyd 
Braaten 
Bradfield 


Bradley 
Brandon 
Breland 
Brenke 


Bright 
Brooks 
Broun 
Brown,   N. 


Brown,  R. 
Brown,  S. 
Bryan 
Bufkin 


Bumpas 
Burford 
Burton 
Busby 


Byrd,    B.  A. 
Byrd,   B.  M. 
Calloway 
Carlson 


Carruth 
Casey 
Catledge 
Causey 


Caver 
Chaney 
Cheney 
Chunn 


Clark 
Cleveland 
Coddington 
Coker 


Coleman 
Copeland 
Corley 
Cowart 


Crawford 
Cronin 
Culley,   B. 
Culley,   C. 


Cunningham 
Curtis 
Dabbs 
Dangerfield 


UNDERGRADUATES 


FIRST  ROW: 

Barbara  Byrd,    Freshman,  Phi  Mu,    Jackson;   Bethany 

Byrd,    Freshman,    ChiO,    Jackson;  Albert  G.    Calloway, 

Sophomore,    Jackson;   David  I.    Carlson,    Freshman, 

Lumberton. 


FIFTH  ROW; 

Aden  Coleman,  Sophomore,  KD,  Greenwood;  Cecil 
Copeland,  Sophomore,  KA,  Jackson;  Mary  Helen  Cor- 
ley,  Freshman,  ChiO,  Yazoo  City;  Joseph  R.  Cowart, 
Freshman,  Lucedale. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Mary  Linda  Carruth,  Freshman,  McComb;  Dorothy  Jack 
Casey,  Freshman,  West  Point;  Lodusca  Catledge,  Sopho- 
more,   KD,   Meridian;  Lacy  Causey,    Freshman,    PiKA, 
Magnolia. 


SIXTH  ROW: 

Nancy  Crawford,    Junior,    ChiO,    Laurel;   I.  H.    Cronin, 

Sophomore,    Anaheim,  California;   Bud  Culley, 

Freshman,    KA,     Jackson;    Carol  Culley,    Junior,     KD, 

Jackson. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Patsy  Caver,  Sophomore,  ChiO,  Laurel;  Betty  Chaney, 
Freshman,  BSO,  Tupelo;  Reynolds  Cheney,  Junior,  KA, 
Jackson;  Patricia  Chunn,  Sophomore,  BSO,  Jackson. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Rose  Cunningham,  Junior,  ChiO,  Tupelo;  Hoyte  Curtis, 
Freshman,  BSO,  Jackson;  James  R.  Dabbs,  Junior,  Quit- 
man; Enoch  Dangerfield,  Junior,  LXA,  Salt  Lake  City, 
Utah. 


FOURTH  ROW; 

Elizabeth  Ann  Clark,  Freshman,  KD,  Mount  Olive; 
Betty  Jane  Cleveland,  Freshman,  KD,  Jackson;  John 
Coddington,  Sophomore,  LXA,  Champaign,  Illinois; 
Anne  Coker,  Freshman,  Clarksdale. 


'We  are  Millsaps'  top  Students" 


'Enough  lines  to  hang  a  week's  wash 


UNDERGRADUATES 


FIRST  ROW: 

Kay  Davis,  Junior,  KD,  Jackson;  Sallie  Anne  Dement, 
Freshman,  ChiO,  Meridian;  Larry  Derryberry,  Junior, 
Vicksburg;  Kenneth  Dew,  Junior,  PiKA,  Jackson. 


FIFTH  ROW: 

Mary  Jo  Edwards,  Junior,  BSO,  Sunflower;  Martha  Egger, 
Freshman,  Viking,  Caledonia;  Sylvia  Elliott,  Freshman, 
Phi  Mu,  Tylertown;  Franz  Epting,  Freshman,  Forest. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Bettie  Clare  Diggs,  Freshman,  BSO,  Lexington;  Ann 
Dillard,  Sophomore,  Itta  Bena;  Ellen  Dixon,  Freshman, 
Vaughan;  Nena  Doiron,    Sophomore,    KD,    Greenwood. 


SLXTH  ROW: 

Jose'  Espana,  Freshman,  LXA,  Santa  Ana,  El  Salvador, 
C.A.;  Rebecca  Evans,  Sophomore,  Phi  Mu,  Winona; 
James  H.  Everitt,  Sophomore,  KS,  Prentiss;  Virginia 
Everitt,  Freshman,  Vikings,  Indianola. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Diane  Douglas,  Sophomore,  Brookhaven;  Oscar  Dowdle, 

Junior,    PiKA,    Greenville;    Lloyd   A.    Doyle,    Junior, 

Chicago,  Illinois;  Myrna  Drew,    Sophomore,  BSO, 

Jackson. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Tommie  Fanning,  Sophomore,  KA,  Hickory;  Leo  A. 
Farmer,  Freshman,  KA,  McComb;  Jane  Fatherree, 
Freshman,  ChiO,  West  Point;  Alpha  Gene  Fife,  Fresh- 
man, Phi  Mu,  Vicksburg. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

Betty  Elaine  Dyess,  Junior,  Vikings,  Laurel;  Betty  Eakin, 
Sophomore,  Thornton;  Harris  Eaton,  Junior,  Norsemen, 
Port  Gibson;  Janis  Edgar,  Junior,  ChiO,  Jackson. 


'Chlorophyll  Soap,  no  doubt! 


'I  am  running  on  the  Democratic  Ticket 


Davis 
Dement 
Derryberry 
Dew 


Diggs 
Dillard 
Dixon 
Doiron 


Douglas 
Dowdle 
Doyle 
Drew 


Dyess 
Eakin 
Eaton 
Edgar 


Edwards 
Egger 
Elliott 
Epting 


Espana 
Evans 
Everitt,  J. 
Everitt,   V. 


Fanning 
Farmer 
Fatherree 
Fife 


Fincher 
Flint 
Forbes 
Ford,   B. 


Ford,  J. 
Foreman,   A. 
Foreman,   B. 
Fortenberry 


**ii4i 


Foster 
Foxworth 
Fraiser 
Franks 


Furr 
Gaddy 
Garst 
Gee 


Giffin 
Gill 

Gillis,  D. 
Gillis,  H. 


Gilmer 
Goff 
Graham 
Grauer 


Greener 
Griffis 
Grigsby 
Grisham 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


FIRST  ROW: 

Terry  Fincher,  Freshman,  PiKA,    Greenwood;  Rosemary 

Flint,  Freshman,  BSO,  Jackson;  Judith  Forbes,  Freshman, 

ChiO,  Jackson;  Betty  Bell  Ford,  Freshman,  ChiO,  Tay- 

lorsville. 


"Now  in  my  younger  days. 


FIFTH  ROW: 

Yvonne  Giffin,  Freshman,  ChiO,  Louisville;  Lady  Nel- 
son Gill,  Junior,  Tunica;  Cavis  Gillis,  Freshman,  Norse- 
men, Philadelphia;  Helen  Gillis,  Freshman,  ChiO, 
Fayette. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Jonah  Ford,  Sophomore,  PiKA,  Magnolia;  Anne  Fore- 
man, Sophomore,  Phi  Mu,  Jackson;  Barbara  Foreman, 
Sophomore,  KD,  Webb;  Lloyd  Fortenberry,  Freshman, 
PiKA,  Columbia. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Ann  Foster,  Freshman,  ChiO,  Jackson;  Dick  Foxworth, 
Junior,  PiKA,  Foxworth;  Lacy  Fraiser,  Junior,  PiKA, 
Little  Rock,  Arkansas;  David  Franks,  Junior,  KA,  Jack- 
son. 


SIXTH  ROW: 

Darby  Gilmer,  Sophomore,  PiKA,  Long  Beach;  Carolyn 
Goff,  Junior,  BSO,  Kreole;  Billy  Graham,  Sophomore, 
KA,  Macon;  Patricia  Grauer,    Sophomore,  KD,    Jackson 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Nick  Greener,  Freshman,  PiKA,  Jackson;  Jimmie  Griff  is, 
Sophomore,  PiKA,  Yazoo  City;  Zoe  Grigsby,  Sopho- 
more, ChiO,  Yazoo  City;  Roy  Grisham,  Sophomore, 
LXA,  Cleveland. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

Frances  Furr,  Freshman,  BSO,  Jackson;  Carolyn  Gaddy, 
Freshman,  Flora;  Lynette  Garst,  Freshman,  ChiO,  Jack- 
son; Jerre  Gee,   Sophomore,  KD,  Jackson. 


"The  day  we  had  the  track  meet" 


Mk 


^1*" 


"Burt  wasn't  very  studious,  was  he9" 

FIRST  ROW: 

Jeanette  Gross,  Sophomore,  BSO,  Tutwiler;  Gloria  Hal- 

bert,    Freshman,    Viking,  Caledonia;  Inge  M.  Halbert, 

Freshman,  Caledonia;  Graham  Hales,    Junior,   KA, 

Jackson. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Claudette  Hall,  Sophomore,  Kitchener,  Ontario,  Canada; 
Ruth  Ann  Hall,  Freshman,  Vikings,  Capleville,  Tennes- 
see; Beverly  Hamblin,  Sophomore,  KD,  Jackson;  John 
Hancock,  Sophomore,  PiKA,  Meridian. 


THIRD  ROW; 

Don  Harder,    Freshman,  LXA,  Jackson;   Bill  Hardin, 

Freshman,  PiKA,  Jackson;  Carolyn  Harpole,  Sophomore, 

KD,    Jackson;  Kathryn  Harris,    Freshman,    Longvies, 

Texas. 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


FIFTH  ROW: 

Ann  Hightower,     Sophomore,    ChiO,    Webb;    Joe   Hinds, 
Freshman,  PiKA,  Jackson;  Arthur  W.  Hodge,  Freshman, 
LXA,  Jackson;  Bob  Holiman,   Freshman,  Canton. 


SIXTH  ROW: 

Frances  Holland,  Freshman,  KD,  Jackson;  Allen  Hollo - 

way,    Junior,    PiKA,    Indianola;  Gail  Hood,    Freshman, 

KD,     Magee;    Martha  Ann  Hopkins,     Sophomore,    KD, 

Gulfport. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Brooks  Hudson,  Junior,  Norsemen,  Shubuta;  Angela 
Hughes,  Junior,  Pulaski,  Tennessee;  Anne  Hupperich, 
Sophomore,  Phi  Mu,  Jackson;  Carolyn  Hutchins,  Sopho- 
more, Jackson. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

Fay  Harthcock,  Sophomore,  Eden;  Harold  Harvey, 
Freshman,  LXA,  Forest;  Helen  Hayes,  Freshman,  BSO, 
Canton;  Cara  Lloyd  Hemphill,    Junior,    BSO,    Jackson. 


"One  of  our  student  commuters!" 


WW 


Gross 

Halbert,  G. 
Halbert,  I. 
Hales 


Hall,  C. 
Hall,  R.  A. 
Hamblin 
Hancock 


Harder 
Hardin 
Harpole 
Harris 


Harthcock 
Harvey 
Hayes 
Hemphill 


Hightower 
Hinds 
Hodge 
Holiman 


Holland 
Holloway 
Hood 
Hopkins 


Hudson 
Hughes 
Hupperich 
Hutchins 


4rfc4il 


Hyman 
Illk 

Ingram 
Ivey 


Jabour 
Jeanes 
Jeffrey 
Jeter 


Johnson 
Johnston,  E. 
Johnston,  H. 
Jones,  F. 


Jones,   H. 
Jones,  S.L. 
Jones.  S. 
Kelly,  E. 


Kelly,  T. 
Kern 
Kerr 
King,  E. 


King,  J. 
King,  M.A. 
King,  M.C. 
King,  R. 


Knight 
Lamb 
Lambert 
Lampton 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


FIRST  ROW: 

Lea  Hyman,  Sophomore,  PiKA,  Jackson;  Mrs.  Goldie 
C.  Illk,  Junior,  Florence;  James  K.  Ingram,  Freshman, 
Jackson;  Bobby  R.  Ivey,  Freshman,  Prichard,  Alabama, 


fV- 


"Was  it  Coke  in  those  bottles?" 

FIFTH  ROW: 

Thomas  Kelly,  Freshman,  KA,  Jackson;  Paul  Kern,  Jun- 
ior, KS,  Morton;  Billy  Kerr,  Freshman,  PiKA,  Green- 
wood; Eddie  King,    Sophomore,    Norsemen,  Vicksburg. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Fred  Jabour,  Junior,    Rolling  Fork;   William  Jeanes, 

Freshman,    PiKA,    Jackson;   Blythe  Jeffrey,    Sophomore, 

ChiO,  Greenville;  Marvin  Jeter,  Sophomore,  LXA,   West 

Point. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Bill  Johnson,  Freshman,  LXA,  Jackson;  Eddie  Johnston, 
Freshman,  Jackson;  Hugh  Johnston,  Sophomore,  PiKA, 
Vicksburg;  Floyd  Jones,  Junior,  Clinton. 


SLXTH  ROW: 

Jack  King,  Junior,  Ripley;  Margie  King,  Sophomore, 
BSO,  Grenada;  Millicent  King,  Junior,  BSO,  Ackerman; 
Ralph  King,  Sophomore,  Brookhaven. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Charles  R.  Knight,  Sophomore,  KA,  Hazlehurst;  Walter 
Jean  Lamb,  Junior  Oxford;  Joe  Lambert,  Freshman,  Nat- 
chez; Bob  Lampton,  Freshman,  Tylertown. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

Howard  Jones,    Sophomore,    LXA,    Jackson;  Sam  Jones, 

Junior,    LXA,    Jackson;    Sarah  Jones,    Sophomore,    KD, 

Nashville,    Tennessee;  Eugenia  Kelly,  Junior,  Vikings, 

Forest. 


'Tea  Time  for  some  of  the  campus  lovelies" 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


"Livesay  was  here!  " 


FIRST  ROW: 

Ruth  Land,  Freshman,  KD,  Jackson;  Betty  Landfair, 
Junior,  Phi  Mu,  Jackson;  Brack  Lange,  Freshman,  PiKA, 
Jackson;  Miriam  Langley,  Freshman,  Jackson. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Becky  Larche,  Freshman,  BSO,  Jackson;  Douglas  Lay, 
Sophomore,  KA,  Jackson;  Hyun  Lee,  Junior,  Norsemen, 
Seoul,  Korea;  Young  C.  Lee,  Sophomore,  Seoul,  Korea. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Annette  Leshe,  Sophomore,  Vikings,  Yazoo  City;  Susie 
Lipsey,  Sophomore,  ChiO,  Brookhaven;  Henrietta  Little- 
ton,   Freshman,    Inverness;  Jan  Loflin,  Freshman,  Star. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

John  Hamitton  Long,  Freshman, Hazlehurst;  Buddy  Lovett, 
Freshamn,  LXA,  Morton;  Gadi  Lum,  Jr. ,  Junior,  KS, 
Jackson;  R.  W.  McCarley,  Junior,  Ruleville. 


FIFTH  ROW: 

Jim  McCarty,  Sophomore,  KA,  Jackson;  Mac  Mc- 
Clenahan,  Freshman,  PiKA,  Indianola;  Joe  McCluskey, 
Sophomore,  SAE,  Eupora;  Margaret  McCorkle,  Sopho- 
more,  BSO,  Canton. 


SLXTH  ROW: 

Jimmy  McCormick,    Junior,    LXA,  Jackson;  Charleene 

McCrary,    Freshman,   Byhalia;  Max   McDaniel,    Junior, 

KA,    Jackson;  John  McEachin,    Sophomore,    PiKA, 

Grenada. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Don  McGregor,  Sophomore,  Meridian;  Elise  Mcintosh, 
Freshman,  ChiO,  Collins;  Jane  Mclnvale,  Freshman, 
KD,   Laurel;  Ed  McKaskel,  Freshman,   Natchez. 


"But,  Mother,   it's  only  gingerale. 


Land 
Landfair 
Lange 
Langley 


Larche 
Lay 

Lee,   H. 
Lee,    Y. 


Leshe 
Lipsey 
Littleton 
Loflin 


Long 
Lovett 
Lum 
McCarley 


McCarty 
McClenahan 
McCluskey 
McCorkle 


McCormick 
McCrary 
McDaniel 
McEachin 


McGregor 
Mcintosh 
Mclnvale 
McKaskel 


McNair 
McNease 
McNeill 
McQueen 


McRaney 
Madole 
Maley 
Manning 


Martin,   B. 
Martin,  J. 
Mayfield 
Mellen 


Merchant 
Merrell 
Millender 
Miller,   B. 


Miller,  C. 

Miller,  D. 

Miller,  H.  D. 

Miller,  H. 


Miller,  S, 
Mills 
Mims 
Mize 


Mizelle 
Moffat 

Montgomery,   B. 
Montgomery,  M. 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


FIRST  ROW; 

Tom  McNair,  Sophomore,  KA,  Jackson;  Marilyn  Mc- 
Nease,  Freshman,  Phi  Mu,  Jackson;  Marylyn  McNeill, 
Junior,  Vikings,  Mendenhall;  James  McQueen,  Fresh- 
man, PiKA,  Natchez. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Gwendolyn  McRaney,  Sophomore,  Lumberton;  Wynona 
Madole,  Freshman,  Greenwood;  Dick  Maley,  Freshman, 
KA,  Jackson;  Claire  Manning,  Sophomore,  Phi  Mu, 
New  Orleans. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Bob  Martin,    Freshman,    Florence;  June  Martin,  Junior, 

Vikings,    Madison;     Mary  Elizabeth  Mayfield,    Junior, 

BSO,    Carthage;  Arthur  Mellen,    Freshman,    PiKA, 

Jackson. 


"But  I  only  had  one  date  with  Abraham!" 

FIFTH  ROW: 

Charles  Miller,  Freshman,  Glen  Allan;  Danye  Miller, 
Junior,  Vikings,  Woodville;  Hal  Miller,  Junior,  PiKA, 
Jackson;  Hamp  Miller,  Freshman,  KA,  Jackson. 


SLXTH  ROW: 

Sandra  Miller,  Junior,  Greenwood;  Noel  Mills,  Sopho- 
more, KA,  Jackson;  Robert  Mims,  Junior,  PiKA,  Jack- 
son; Ed  Mize,  Sophomore,  KS,  Jackson. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Jerry  Mizelle,  Freshman,  PiKA,  Natchez;  Curtis  Moffat, 
Junior,  Jackson;  Ben  Byron  Montgomery,  Sophomore, 
KA,  Fayette;  Mary  Frances  Montgomery,  Sophomore, 
ChiO,  Laurel. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

Rose  Marie  Merchant,  Sophomore,  Jackson;  "W.H.  Mer- 
rell,  Junior,  KS,  Jackson;  Frank  Ray  Millender,  Fresh- 
man, Jackson;  Betty  Miller,  Freshman,  ChiO,  Jackson. 


"The  varsity  surely  did  need  uniforms. 


"It's  mine  and  you  aren't  going  to  get  it.  " 

FIRST  ROW: 

Ray  H.  Montgomery,  Sophomore,  Canton;  Mary  Louise 
Moore,  Freshman,  ChiO,  Vicksburg;  Terry  Moore,  Jun- 
ior, KS,  Indianola;  Gail  Moorhead,  Sophomore,  Viking, 
Vicksburg. 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


FIFTH  ROW: 

Dyane  Nelson,  Freshman,  KD,  New  Iberia,  La. ;  Ernie 
Lee  Nelson,  Freshman,  Viking,  Moss  Point;  Jimmie 
Newell,  Sophomore,  LXA,  Meridian;  Nancy  Neyman, 
Freshman,  Greenville. 


SECOND  ROW: 

John  D.  Morgan,  Sophomore,  Sumrall;  Kay  Morris, 
Freshman,  Phi  Mu,  Hattiesburg;  James  T.  Morrow, 
Junior,  Norsemen,  Jackson;  Bill  Rush  Mosby,  Jr. ,  Fresh- 
man, LXA,  Meridian. 


SIXTH  ROW: 

Elaine  Nicholson,  Freshman,  Phi  Mu,  Hollandale;  Ilah 
Mae  Nicholas,  Junior,  Crenshaw;  Linda  Noble,  Fresh- 
man, Phi  Mu,  Jackson;  Will  Noblin,  Freshman,  PiKA, 
lackson. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Yvonne  Moss,  Junior,  KD,  Tchula;  Sue  Mozingo,  Fresh- 
man, ChiO,  Jackson;  William  Mullens,  III,  KA,  Macon; 
Fred  Allen  Murphree,  Freshman,   Verona. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Jim  O'Brien,  Freshman,  Jackson;  Miriam  O'Ferrall, 
Freshman,  KD,  Jackson;  Wendy  Olmstead,  Freshman, 
KD,  Greenwood;  Beth  O'Neil,  Junior,   Vicksburg. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

Ann  Myers,  Sophomore,  KD,  Greenwood;  Joyce  Nail, 
Sophomore,  KD,  Jackson;  Dot  Nash,  Sophomore, 
Cleveland;  Tommy  Naylor,  Sophomore,  LXA,  Jackson. 


"I'll  take  that  one  !' 


ao 


Montgomery,  R. 
Moore,  M. 
Moore,  T. 
Moorhead 


Morgan 
Morris 
Morrow 
Mosby 


Moss 
Mozingo 
Mullins 
Murphree 


Myers 
Nail 
Nash 
Naylor 


Nelson,  D. 
Nelson,  E. 
Newell 

Neyman 


Nicholson 
Nicholas 
Noble 
Noblin 


O'Brien 
O'Ferrall 

Olmstead 
O'Neil 


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Parent 
Peacock 
Perry,  N. 
Perry,  P. 


Petermann 
Philley 
Phillips 
Pickett 


Pilley 
Piper 
Pleasants 
Pool 


Porter 
Portera 
Potter 
Potts 


Pou 

Presley 
Price 
Prichard 


Priest 
Pullen 
Raidt 
Rainey 


Ratcliff 
Reed 
Reilly 
Reynolds 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


FIRST  ROW: 

Rosemary  Parent,  Freshman,  Vikings,  Gulfport;  Nancy 
Peacock,  Junior,  KD,  Kosciusko;  Nita  Perry,  Junior, 
KD,  Memphis,  Tenn.  ;  Peggy  Perry,  Sophomore,  Phi 
Mu,  Louin. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Jackie  Petermann,  Freshman,  Jackson;  John  Calvin 
Philley,  Junior,  PiKA,  Indianola;  Dee  Phillips,  Sopho- 
more, ChiO,  Yazoo  City;  Imogene  Pickett,  Junior, 
Utica. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Kay  Pilley,  Freshman,    Phi  Mu,  Jackson;  Gay  Piper, 

Freshman,  PhiMu,  Macon,  Ga. ;  Mary  Frances  Pleasants, 

Freshman,    ChiO,  Macon;  Jack  Pool,  Freshman,  PiKA, 

Natchez. 


"Very  abstract,  isn't  it?" 

FIFTH  ROW: 

Wendell  Pou,  Freshman,  Laurel;  Lillian  Presley,  Sopho- 
more, Natchez;  Mary  Charles  Price,  Freshman,  ChiO, 
Jackson;  Ann  Prichard,   Sophomore,  ChiO,  Lula. 


SLXTH  ROW: 

Kathleen  Priest,  Sophomore,  Woodville;  Jeanette  Pullen, 
Junior,  KD,  Kosciusko;  Marion  W.  Reily  Raidt,  Fresh- 
man, Jackson;  Billy  Rainey,  Freshman,  KA,  Macon. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Jeannette  Ratcliff,  Sophomore,  ChiO,  Vicksburg;  Nancy 

Reed,  Freshman,  KD,  Jackson;  Helen  Reilly,  Sophomore, 

ChiO,  Jackson;  Carolyn  Reynolds,  Sophomore,    KD, 

Greenwood. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

Joe  Lee  Porter,  Freshman,  KA,  Jackson;  Joseph  Portera, 

Freshman,    West  Point;  John  Potter,    Freshman,    PiKA, 

Jackson;   Bobbie  Jean  Potts,    Freshman,    Vikings,   Olive 

Branch. 


"But  I'm  sure  we'll  get  extra  curricular  hours. 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


"And  speaking  of  girls " 

FIRST  ROW: 

William  W.  Rhymes,  Jr. ,  Sophomore,  LXA,  Crystal 
Springs;  Daphne  Richardosn,  Junior,  Vikings,  Grenada; 
Louise  Riddell,  Sophomore,  Phi  Mu,  Doddsville;  Martina 
Riley,  Junior,  KD,  Jackson. 

SECOND  ROW: 

Son  Seung  Rin,  Sophomore,  Norseman,  Seoul,  Korea; 
Patsy  Robbins,  Freshman,  Jackson;  Mary  Nell  Roberts, 
Sophomore,  BSO,  Onward;  Sam  L.  Roberts,  Jr. ,  Fresh- 
man, Liberty. 

THIRD  ROW: 

Geraldine  Robinette,  Freshman,  Greenwood;  Stuart 
Robinson,  Freshman,  KA,  Jackson;  Jean  Roten,  Sopho- 
more, BSO,  Ripley;  Jean  Rouse,  Junior,  ChiO,  Poplar- 
ville. 


FIFTH  ROW: 

Kermit  Scott,    Sophomore,    PiKA,    Leland;   Sam  Scott, 

Freshman,    KS,  Sledge;   Wayne  Scott,  Freshman,  LXA, 

Jackson;   Ray  Screws,  Sophomore,    Norseman,  Holly 

Bluff. 

SLXTH  ROW: 

Ethyl  Shapley,  Freshman,  Phi  Mu,  Dallas,  Texas;  Kay 
Shelton,  Freshman,  BSO,  Jackson;  Leslie  Shelton,  Jun- 
ior, KA,  Jackson;  Mitzi  Shelton,  Junior,  Phi  Mu, 
Winona. 

SEVENTH  ROW: 

Mary  Sherrod,    Freshman,     Phi  Mu,    Jackson;  Robert 

Sherrod,    Freshman,    Jackson;  Donna  Shipp,    Freshman, 

Trezevant,    Tenn. ;    Marianna  Simmons,    Junior,    BSO, 

McComb. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

James  P.  Rush,  Freshman,  Lake;  Edwin  Earl  Sallis, 
Sophomore,  PiKA,  Ackerman;  Joyce  Saulters,  Freshman, 
Prentiss;  Sylvia  Schrock,  Junior,  ChiO,  Goodman. 

"Which  Safari  was  this,   Tomato '] 


JUhlGl  P  nueckt 


Rhymes 
Richardson 
Riddell 
Riley 


Rin 

Robbins 
Roberts,   M. 
Roberts,  S. 


Robinette 
Robinson 
Roten 
Rouse 


Rush 
Sallis 
Saulters 
Schrock 


Scott,  K. 
Scott,  S. 
Scott,  W. 
Screws 


Shapley 
Shelton  K. 
Shelton  L. 
Shelton  M. 


Sherrod,  M. 
Sherrod,  R. 
Shipp 
Simmons 


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Sledge 
Smith,   C.E. 
Smith,  C. 
Smith,  J.D. 


Smith,  M. 

Smith,  M,  A. 
Smith 

Smith,  P. 


Smith 

Smith,  R.L. 
Smith 
Sojourner 


Sowell,  B. 
Sowell,  R. 
Sparkman 
Starnes,   A. 


Starnes,  D, 
Starnes,  L. 
Stellwagon 
Stewart 


Stewart,  E. 
Stoker 
Stone 
Stone,  J.H. 


Stovall 
Swann 
Swindull 
Sylvester 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


FIRST  ROW: 

Homer  Sledge,  Freshman,  Cleveland;  Carolyn  E.  Smith, 
Sophomore,  Phi  Mu,  Vicksburg;  Clara  Smith,  Fresh- 
man, Phi  Mu,  Natchez;  Jane  Duvall  Smith,  Freshman, 
BSO,  Amory. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Marilyn  Smith,  Freshman,  BSO,  Jackson;  Martha  Ann 
Smith,  Junior,  BSO,  Jackson;  Patricia  R.  Smith,  Fresh- 
man, BSO,  McComb;  Perrin  Smith,  Freshman,  LXA, 
Jackson. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Robert  C.  Smith,  Junior,  KA,  Jackson;  Robert  Ludwig 
Smith,  Junior,  PiKA,  Holly  Springs;  Suanna  Smith, 
ChiO,  Freshman,  El  Dorado,  Ark.;  Parker  Sojourner, 
Sophomore,  LXA,  Crystal  Springs. 


"But  Tina,  I  had  a  three  point!" 

FIFTH  ROW: 

Dorothy  Starnes,  Junior,  ADPi,  Jackson;  Lillian  Starnes, 
Freshman,  ChiO,  Utica;  June  Stellwagon,  Sophomore, 
ChiO,  Verona;  Barry    Stewart,  Junior,  PiKA,  Batesville. 


SIXTH  ROW: 

Edward  Stewart,  Junior,  PiKA,  Jackson;  Shirley  Stoker, 
Freshman,  Grenada;  Clyde  Michael  Stone,  Freshman, 
Shannon;  John  H.  Stone,   Sophomore,  LXA,  Jackson. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Russell  Stovall,  Sophomore,  PiKA,  Magnolia;  Barbara 
Swann,  Junior,  ChiO,  Jackson;  Johnnie  Marie  Swindull, 
Junior,  Viking,  Prichard,  Ala. ;  Jeannette  Sylvester, 
Sophomore,  Viking,  Jackson. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

Bob  Sowell,  Freshman,  PiKA,  Jackson;  Roy  Sowell, 
Freshman,  PiKA,  Jackson;  Mary  Gray  Sparkman,  Jun- 
ior, KD,    Macon;  Alice  Starnes,    Junior,  ChiO,    Utica. 

"Why  we  call  Albert  scoop. 


.*«** 


"Only  one  weekend  for  this  honeymoon!" 

FIRST  ROW: 

Annie  Vivien  Taylor,  Freshman,  Ocean  Springs;  John 
Robert  Taylor,  Freshman,  PiKA,  Union;  Rosa  Taylor, 
Sophomore,  Raymond;  Barbara  Ann  Thomas,  Junior, 
KD,  Jackson. 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


FIFTH  ROW: 

Larry  Tynes,  Junior,  Webb;  Teenie  Underhill,  Sopho- 
more, Phi  Mu,  Memphis,  Tenn.  ;  Cy  Vance,  Sopho- 
more, Itta  Bena;  James  Vaughan,  Jr.,  Sophomore, 
Amory. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Hugh  Ogden  Thorns,  Jr.,  Sophomore,    KA,  Richton; 
Roger  M.  Thompson,  Sophomore,    Kosciusko;  Helen 
Thorne,  Freshman,  ChiO,   Holly  Springs;  Keith  Tonkel, 
Sophomore,  Norseman,  Clemont,  Florida. 


SIXTH  ROW: 

Harriet  Ventress,    Sophomore,    Phi  Mu,    Jackson;  Nancy 

Vines,    Sophomore,    KD,    Jackson;    Glenda  Wadsworth, 

Freshman,    Jackson;   Billy  L.   Walker,    Freshman,  LXA, 

Jackson. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Sam  Tomlinson,  Sophomore,  LXA,  Jackson;  Betty  Gail 
Trapp,  Sophomore,  ChiO,  Tupelo;  Jane  Travis,  Sopho- 
more, Magnolia;  Donald  G.  Triplett,  Junior,  LXA, 
Forest. 


SEVENTH  ROW: 

Laurene  Walker,  Freshman,  KD,  Greenwood;  Summer 
Walters,  Junior,  KA,  Jackson;  James  M.  Walton,  Junior, 
KA,  Jackson;   Brister  Ware,  Sophomore,    LXA,  Jackson. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

Hazel  Truluck,  Sophomore,  KD,  Port  Gibson;  Jo-Ann 
Tucker,  Sophomore,  BSO,  Jackson;  Bill  Tull,  Freshman, 
KA,  Jackson;  Bobby  Tullos,  Sophomore,  LXA,  Louis- 
ville. 


'If  you'd  only  use  your  potential. 


Taylor,  A. 
Taylor,  J. 
Taylor,  R. 
Thomas 


Thorns 
Thompson 
Thorne 
Tonkel 


Tomlinson 
Trapp 
Travis 
Triplet: 


Truluck 
Tucker 
Tull 
Tullos 


Tynes 
Underhill 
Vance 
Vaughan 


Ventress 
Vines 
Wadsworth 
Walker 


Walker 
Walters 
Walton 
Ware 


Ware,  C. 
Warren 
Watkins 
Webb 


Weedy 
Weissinger 
Welch 
Wesley 


Wesson 
West 
Whaley 
Wheeless 


Whitaker 
White 
Wiener 
Willetts 


Williams,  D. 
Williams,  E. 
Williams,  R. 
Willoughby,  R. 


Wilson 

Wilson,   W.T. 
Wimberly 
Winstead 


Wixon 
Wolfe 
Wolford 
Wood 


THE 
UNDERGRADUATES 


"Which  one  will  the  fountain  bless?" 


FIRST  ROW: 

Clifton  Ware,  Freshman,  PiKA,  Jackson;  Pat  Warren, 
Sophomore,  Phi  Mu,  Prentiss;  Merrimen  Watkins,  Junior, 
LXA,  Jackson;  Barbara  Webb,  Freshman,  Jackson. 


FIFTH  ROW: 

Donald  Williams,  Sophomore,  Carthage;  Edwin  Wil- 
liams, Sophomore,  PiKA,  Belzoni;  Rebecca  Williams, 
Freshman,  West  Point;  Ronald  P.  Willoughby,  Freshman, 
Columbia. 


SECOND  ROW: 

James  Edward  Weedy,  Freshman,  KA,  Magnolia;  John 
Weissinger,  Freshman,  Cary;  Charlene  Welch,  Sopho- 
more, KD,  Jackson;  Bob  Wesley,  Junior,  LXA,  Poplar- 
ville. 


THIRD  ROW: 

Ray  Wesson,  Freshman,  McComb;  Frances  West,  Sopho- 
more, Corpus  Christi,  Texas;  Eddie  Whaley,  Freshman, 
Tupelo;  Susan  Wheeless,  Freshman,  ChiO,  Jackson. 


FOURTH  ROW: 

Clyde  Whitaker,  Junior,  PiKA,  Batesville;  Patty  Jean 
White,  Junior,  Pelahatchie;  Robert  Wiener,  Sophomore, 
Jackson;  Tom  Willetts,  Sophomore,  LXA,  Clinton. 


SIXTH  ROW: 

Jo  Ann  Wilson,  Freshman,  Phi  Mu,  Inverness;  William 
T.  Wilson,  Sophomore,  Itta  Bena;  John  Wimberly, 
Sophomore,  LXA,  Jackson;  H.G.  Winstead,  Freshman, 
Norsemen,   Burns. 


SEVENTH  ROW; 

Edna  Gail  Wixon,  Sophomore,  Cruger;  Roy  Wolfe,  Jun- 
ior, Meridian;  Martha  Ann  Wolford,  Junior,  Phi  Mu 
Columbus;  Marilyn  Wood,  Sophomore,  KD,  Tupelo. 


'But  we  can't  rush  him,  he's  a  Yankee" 


Woodrick 
Wynn 


Woodruff 
Yeagley 


Woods 


Woodward 
Yerger 


Wright 
Young 


THE  UNDERGRADUATES 


FIRST  ROW: 

James  R.  Woodrick,  Junior,  Meridian;  Jane  Wood- 
ruff, Freshman,  Jackson;  Gilbert  Woods,  Freshman, 
LXA,  Greenville;  Sue  Yerger,  Freshman,  BSO, 
Louisville;  Juanita  Wright,  Junior,  Vikings,  Verona. 


SECOND  ROW: 

Patricia  Wynn,   Freshman,   BSO,  Goodman;  Barbara 

Yeagley,   Freshman,   KD,  Jackson;  Fred  Woodward, 

Junior,  KA,  Jackson,  Helen  Young,  Junior,  Vikings, 

Tchula. 


'Thirty  minutes  before  exams' 


UNDERGRADUATES  NOT  PICTURED 


Bobby  Ainsworth,  Jackson 

Ezra  Alexander,  Jackson 

Joan  Anderson,   Woodville 

George  Andrews,  LXA,  Clarksdale 

William  Ates,  KS,  Crystal  Springs 

Clyde  Ballard,  KS,  Jackson 

Henry  Banes,  Value 

William  Banks,  Jackson 

Ray  Bardin,  Jackson 

Fred  Belk,  KS,   Holly  Springs 

Vernon  Berbette,  KS,  Jackson 

Grover  Berry,  Jackson 

Betty  Berryhill,  Jackson 

Wayne  Black,  Jackson 

George  Bonner,  KS,  Jackson 

Catherine  Boone,  Jackson 

Patsy  Boyd,  DeWitt,  Ark. 

Mrs.  Carl  Brannon,  Jackson 

Gay  Brantley,  Meridian 

William  Brent,  PhiDT,  Jackson 

Charles  Brewer,  Waynesboro 

Bill  Brown,  KA,  Jackson 

John  Brown,  ATO,  Iuka 

Jack  Brunt,  Jackson 

Robert  Bryant,  KS,  Crystal  Springs 

William  Burley,  TKE,  Jackson 

Cecil  Burnham,  Jackson 

Daisey  Calhoun,  Columbia 

Helen  Sue  Callahan,  Phi  Mu,  Jackson 

Seisel  Campbell,  Bolton 

Floyd  Carey,  Richton 

Henry  Carney,  LXA,  Crystal  Springs 

Fred  Carr,  Jackson 

John  Carter,  KS,  Jackson 

James  Case,  Jackson 

John  Case,  Vicksburg 

Carl  Causey,  KS,  Liberty 

Beverly  Jo  Cauthen,  Jackson 

Woods  Cavett,  KS,  Jackson 

Clyde  Clark,  Jackson 

Betty  Jane  Cleveland,  KD,  Jackson 

Mrs.  Mary  Colbert,  Pickens 

James  Collette,  KS,  Jackson 

Charles  Cole,  PiKA,  Philadelphia 

Brinson  Conerly,  Jackson 

Dugger  Cook,  Jackson 

Cecil  Copeland,  KA,  Jackson 

Spiro  Cora,  Lexington 

Ted  Cottrell,  Park  Ridge,  Illinois 

John  Craig,  Jackson 

DeWitt  Crawford,  SAE,  Louisville 


James  Crawford,  Jackson 

Irvin  Cronin,  Jackson 

Dudley  Culley,  KA,  Jackson 

Gene  Davidson,  Pope 

Thomas  Davidson,  Jackson 

Billy  Davis,  Jackson 

Frank  Davis,  Jackson 

Amy  Dean,  Jackson 

William  DeWees,  Jackson 

Theo  Dinkins,  Canton 

Calliope  Dorizas,  Jackson 

Fred  Dowling,  Jackson 

Wallace  Dreher,  Jackson 

Jack  Dubard,  Grenada 

James  Durrett,  Jackson 

Radford  DuBois,  Yazoo  City 

Boyd  Eagle,  Jackson 

Bobby  Ellis,  Jackson 

James  Ervin,  KS,  Crystal  Springs 

Frank  Evans,  Jackson 

Ben  Fairchild,  Meridian 

Alice  Ferguson,  Nashville,  Tennessee 

George  Fleming,   Puckett 

Deward  Fountain,  Jackson 

Bobby  Franklin,  Jackson 

Joseph  Franklin,  Jackson 

Vernon  Freeman,  Mobile,  Alabama 

Arlene  Fuller,  Jackson 

Stewart  Gammill,  PiKA,  Jackson 

Walter  Garner,  KA,  Grenada 

Robert  Gentry,  Vossburg 

Tommy  Gilbert,  Flowood 

Roy  Givens,  Vicksburg 

Ted  Gowdy,  Canton 


"Stylus  paid  quite  well  this  year' 


UNDERGRADUATES 


John  Green,  KA,  Jackson 

William  Griffith,  KS,  Jackson 

Marlin  Grimes,  PiKA,  Greenwood 

Mary  Guin,  Vikings,  Columbus 

James  Gulledge,  KS,  Crystal  Springs 

Nancy  Hannaford,  Jackson 

Ray  Hannah,  KS,  Morton 

Mrs.  Ora  Harris,  Jackson 

Paul  Harrington,  Jackson 

Harold  Harvey,   Forest 

Virgil  Hayes,  KA,  Canton 

Freida  Hayes,  Canton 

Herman  Heath,  Meridian 

T.J.   Hewitt,  Jackson 

John  Hester,  Jackson 

Robert  Herrington,   Hazlehurst 

Newt  Harrison,  KS,   New  Albany 

John  Hetrick,  Ocean  Springs 

Patricia  Hewlett,  Madison,  New  York 

Ann    Hightower,  ChiO,   Webb 

Charles  Hill,   Brandon 

William  Hill,  Grenada 

Robert  Hinkley,   Big  Spring,  Texas 

Ben  Hinton,   Richton 

James  Hodges,  Sharon 

Bruce  Hodges,  Jackson 

Curtis  Holladay,  Newton 

Bobby  Holloman,  Jackson 

James  Hood,  Lambert 

Paul  Horn,   Philipp 

James  Hudson,  KS,  Morton 

Mrs.  Theo  Inman,  Jackson 

Landrith  Jarrell,  Jackson 

Fulton  Johnson,   West  Point 

Samuel  Johnson,  Jackson 

"Must  be  a  list  of  library  rules. 


Sargeant  Johns,  Jackson 

Leonard  Jordan,  Jackson 

Leonard  Josey,  Jackson 

Cyril  Kelly,  Jackson 

William  Kelly,  KA,  Jackson 

Elizabeth  Kenman,  Jackson 

William  Kennedy,  Jackson 

John  King,  Jackson 

Marguerita  Krestensen,  Ponte  Vedera  Beach,  Florida 

Mrs.  Jo  Ann  Laird,  Florence 

Earl  Langford,   Vicksburg 

Martha  Langford,  Jackson 

Hubert  Laseter,  Jackson 

Thad  Leggett,  KA,   Magnolia 

Mrs.  Eddie  Lewis,  Jackson 

Kenneth  Linder,   Natchez 

Don  Lisle,  PiKA,  Greenwood 

Billy  Livingston,   Leland 

Bobby  Livingston,   Leland 

Russell  Long,  Jackson 

Lewis  Lord,  KA,   Natchez 

Charles  Lowe,  KS,   Winona 

John  Lowery,  KS,  McComb 

Richard  Lybarger,  Chicago,  Illinois 

Jack  McDonald,   Monroe,   Louisville 

Elmer  Mclntyre,  KS,  Jackson 

Bill  McKell,  KA,  Jackson 

Sylvia  McLeod,  Jackson 

James  McMullin,  Jackson 

Richard  McMurray,  LXA,  Jackson 

Marilyn  McNease,  Phi  Mu,  Jackson 

William  McNeill,   Vicksburg 

William  MacDonald,  Chicago  Heights,  Illinois 

Robert  Maddox,  Jackson 

William  Manning,  Jackson 

Gerald  Marsales,  Meridian 

Janie  Mashburn,   Raymond 

Mrs.  Pauling  May,  Jackson 

Erl  Mehearg,  Jackson 

William  Miles,  Collinsville 

James  Miller,  Kosciusko 

Margaret  Miller,  ChiO,  Lynbrook,  New  York 

Rachael  Miller,  Jackson 

John  Mills,  Macon 

Nina  Mitzellestou,  Jackson 

Halbert  Moncrief,   Brookhaven 

Ellis  Moffitt,  Jackson 

Ella  Jean  Moore,  Iuka 

William  Moore,   Pocahontas 

Cynthia  Morse,  Gulfport 

William  Morse,  Jackson 

Lynda  Munson,  Mendenhall 


NOT  PICTURED 


John  W.  Murphy,  Jackson 

Robert  William,   Naef,  Jackson 

Edgar  Hubbard  Nation,  Jackson 

Charles  Warren  Nicholson,  Benton 

Coy  Lee  Nicholson,  Jackson 

Frank  Lynn  O'Keefe,  Jackson 

Ross  M.  Olson,  Jackson 

Charles  Grady  Pace,  Jackson 

Marian  Painter,  Pascagoula 

Kenneth  D.  Parks,   PiKA,   Sledge 

Ida  Gertrude  Patrick,  Jackson 

Robert  Hudson  Patterson,  LXA,  Jackson 

Lillard  D.  Pepper,  Jackson 

DeWitt  Clinton  Peteet,  Greenwood 

Peggy  Ann  Peterson,  PhiM,  Jackson 

Jane  C.  Pickering,  ChiO,   Hazlehurst 

David  H.  Phares,  KA,  Jackson 

Richard  E.  Phares,  KA,  Jackson 

Paul  D.  Porter,  Jackson 

Lucy  C.  Price,  Jackson 

Donald  E.  Quinnelly,  Jackson 

Charles  G.  Purifoy,   KS,  Greenwood 

Joe  Hubert  Rankin,  Mendenhall 

Mack  W.   Reeves,  Jackson 

Paul  James  Register,  KA,  Jackson 

Frederick  W.   Renfro,  PiKA,  Jackson 

William  M.   Rigby,   PiKA,   Madison 

Sedley  James  Robertson,  Jackson 

William  Emory  Rose,  Jr. ,  Leland 

William  Earl  Rowsey,  DeSoto 

Clifton  Lee  Rushing,  KS,  Cleveland 

Mrs.  N.A.  Salvo,  Jackson 

Tex  Sherwood  Sample,  Brookhaven 

Peggy  Jo  Sanford,  Vikings,  Jackson 

Delma  Otto  Saxon,  Jackson 

Edmond  Earl  Seals,  Jackson 

William  Morris  Selby,  Charleston 

Clarence  Moore  Shannon,  Richton 

Lawrence  H.  Shepherd,  Columbia 

William  Prestwood  Simmons,  Meridian 

Laverne  O.  Smith,  Norsemen,  Picayune 

Louise  Stewart  Smith,  Jackson 

Mildred  J.  Smith,  Brookhaven 

Mrs.  J.S.  Smith,  Jackson 

Song  Rin  Song,   Seoul,  Korea 

Shirley  C.  Stanton,  ChiO,  Macon 

Leonard  B.  Steel,  Jackson 

Hubert  Arthur  Stoley,  LXA,  Jackson 

Alfred  Paul  Statham,  KS,  Jackson 

Robert  A.  Sturdivant,  KA,  Columbia 

Donald  Milton  Taft,  Jackson 


Jack  A.  Taylor,  KS,  Greenwood 

John  Phil  Taylor,  Jr. ,  Prichard,  Alabama 

Ear]  Tillman  Thomas,  Jr.  ,  Jackson 

John  E.  Thomas,   Woodville 

Wilbur  D.  Thompson,  Jackson 

Freida  W.  Thrash,  Jackson 

Lilly  Foy  Toney,  Jackson 

Guy  Carlton  Traylor,  Jackson 

Rodney  Faser  Triplett,  LXA,   Louisville 

Frank  H.  Tucker,  Jr. ,  KS,  Jackson 

Richard  J.   Vinci,   St.  Francisville,   Louisiana 

Carolyn  S.  Vought,  Jackson 

Jim  L.   Waits,   Hattiesburg 

William  C.   Wall,  Jr.,  Jackson 

Laura  Mae  Wallace,  Jackson 

Herbert  A.   Ward,  Jr.,   Jackson 

Francis  B.   Watkins,  ChiO,  Jackson 

Clifton  L.   Webb,  Jackson 

John  T.   Webb,  Philadelphia 

Robert  A.   Weems,  KS,  Jackson 

Kennard  W.   Wellons,  KA,  Jackson 

Otho  A.   Wells,  Jr.,   KS,  Jackson 

Robert  B.   Wesley,  LXA,  Poplarville 

John  W.  West,  Jackson 

Rheba  S.   Westerfield,  PhiMu,  Mendenhall 

Milton  J.  Whatley,  Carrollton 

Clifton  C.  Whitlock,  Meridian 

Jeanette  Wilkins,  ChiO,  Yazoo  City 

Don  G.   Williams,   KS,   Bogalusa,  Louisiana 

Jon  E.  Williams,  KA,  McComb 

Thomas  J.   Wills,  Gulfport 

James  W.   Wood,  Jackson 

Jerry  Yeager,  Jackson 

Mark  C.  Yerger,  KA,  Jackson 

John  B.  Younger,  KS,   Winona 


'And  he  told  me  the  same  thing.  . 


RICHARD  R.  MALEY 


IN  MEMORIAM 

RICHARD  R.  MALEY 

—GOD  BE  WITH  YOU  'TIL  WE  MEET  AGAIN  — 


This  space  in  our  annual  is  dedicated  to  one  of  our  students  who  was  called  to 
higher  service  on  November  5,  1955.  Its  purpose  is  to  pay  tribute  to  one  who  was 
taken  from  us  as  he  stood  on  the  threshold  of  manhood.  In  no  way  could  any  amount 
of  space  on  paper  compensate  for  the  vacancy  which  his  death  left  in  the  hearts  and 
minds  of  his  friends  and  relatives. 

The  Christian  beliefs  that  are  ours  teach  us  that  "All  things  work  together  for 
good  for  those  that  love  the  Lord."  Though  life  is  strange  and  death  even  stranger, 
we  must  realize  that  there  is  a  purpose  in  every  act  of  God.  With  this  in  mind  we 
must  continue  to  face  life  in  all  of  its  reality  and  look  forward  to  the  day  when  we 
will  be  in  the  presence  of  this  comrade  and  companion  who  has  gone  on   before    us. 

Dick  Maley  will  always  be  remembered,  admired,  and  loved  by  all  those  who 
knew  him  at  Millsaps  College. 


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SEATED:  Greener,   Westerfield,   Loflin,   Walley,   Whitfield,   Elliott,  Jackson. 
STANDING:  Causey,  Smith,   Lowe,   Upton,  Tines,   Cheney,   Abraham,   Polk,   Johnston. 


STUDENT  EXECUTIVE  BOARD 


OFFICERS 

President N.R.  Walley 

Vice-President Jack  Loflin 

Secretary-Treasurer      .       Margaret  Whitfield 


MEMBERS 


Fred  Abraham 
Lacy  Causey 
Reynolds  Cheney 
John  Hubbard 
Burton  Jackson 
Hugh  Johnston 
Charlotte  Elliott 
Emily  Greener 
Jack  Loflin 


Foster  Lowe 
Hiram  Polk 
Laverne  Smith 
Barry  Stewart 
Larry  Tines 
Ed  Upton 
N.R.  Walley 
Claudette  Westerfield 
Margaret  Whitfield 


STYLUS 

Reynolds  Cheney     .      .      .      Editor 
Hiram  Polk     .      .  Business  Manager 
Mrs.  Marguerite  Goodman 
Mr.  Paul  D.  Hardin 
Miss  Mildred  Morehead 
Dr.  M.  C.  White 

Stylus  contains  the  works  of 
students  who  have  demonstrated 
outstanding  literary  ability.  It  is 
publishedsemi-annual  ly  and  shows 
the  type  of  writing  that  may  some- 
day be  useful  in  later  life. 


PICTURED:  Miss  Morehead,  Polk,  Cheney,  Mr.  Hardin,  Dr. 
White. 


WOMEN'S  COUNCIL 


THIRD  ROW:  Nancy  Martin,  Pat  Chun,  Ella  Jean  Moore,  Miss  Morehead,  Boots  Carpenter.  SECOND 
ROW:  Helen  Maddox,  Myra  Fisher,  Edna  Wixon,  Gerry  Beadle,  Walter  Jean  Lamb,  Norma  Brown. 
SEATED:  Danye  Miller,  Mrs.  Cooper,  Clara  Booth,  Eugenia  Kelley,  Ann  McShane. 


SEATED:  Westerfield,   Whitfield,  Upton,  Cheney,   Boackle,  Allen. 
STANDING:  Anding,  Rouse,   Bergmark,   Wroten. 


CHRISTIAN 
COUNCIL 

MEMBERS 
Ed  Upton,   President 
Reynolds  Cheney,  Vice-President 
Margaret  Whitfield,  Secretary-Treasurer 
Carolyn  Allen 
Reba  Boackle 
Tommie  Price 
Jean  Rouse 
Claudette  Westerfield 

FACULTY  ADVISORS 
Rev.  Robert  Anding 
R.E.  Bergmark 
Dr.  J.D.  Wroten,  Jr. 


The  Christian  Council  is  composed  of  representatives  of  the  various  Denomina- 
tional groups  of  the  campus.  Its  purpose  is  to  achieve  harmony  between  the  various 
groups  and  to  demonstrate   the  work  that  can  be  done  when  such  a   harmony  exists . 

Women's  Christian  Workers  brings  together  girls  interested  in  full  time  Christian 
work.  Here  they  are  helped  in  securing  guidance,  inspiration,  and  fellowship  while 
they  render  service. 


W.C.  W. 

MEMBERS 
Mary  Carolyn  Allen,  President 
Carolyn  Justine  Allen 
Gerre  Beadle 
Betty  Eakin 
Ruth  Ann  Hall 
Helen  Hayes 
Carolyn  Holloway 
Eugenia  Kelly 
Millicent  King 
Acka  Lewis 
Edna  Wixon 

FACULTY  ADVISOR 
Mrs.  R.R.  Priddy 


STANDING:  Hayes,  Kelly,  Lewis,  Hall,  Holloway,  Allen. 
SEATED:  Wixon,  Beadle,  King,  Allen,  Mrs.  Priddy,  Eakin. 


**       *       PS.     v  jA- 


THE  PLAYERS 


The  Players  includes  all  students  who  work  on  the  brilliant  productions  of  Mr .  Lance 
Goss  and  Co.  This  year  "Cyrano  de  Bergerac,"  "The  Rainmaker,"  and  "Come  Back,  Little 
Sheba"  were  the  highlights  of  the  stage. 

Besides  the  main  productions,  one-act  plays  were  directed  by  Burton  Jackson,  Walter  Ely, 
and  Karen  Gilfoy.  These  were  "On  Monday  Next,"  "In  the  Narrow  Place,"  and  "East 
Lynne"  respectively. 

Alpha  Psi  Omega  sponsors  these  productions  in  conjunction  with  The  Players.  Grease 
paint,  late  hours,  and  expensive  costumes  are  characteristic  of  all  productions.  However, 
TheMillsaps  Players  have  yet  to  do  a  "hammy"  show,  and  all  students  usually  survive  with- 
out the  expected  ulcers,  insanity,  and  mass  rebellion.  Through  the  sweat  and  strain  of  it 
all  Lance  Goss  manages,  along  with  the  others,  to  keep  some  amount  of  self-composure 
and  dignity. 


EDITORIAL 
Editor    .     .     . 
Associate  Editor 
Associate  Editor 
Class  Editor     . 
Class  Editor     . 
Activities  Editor 
Activities  Editor 
Feature  Editor 
Sports  Editor   . 
Sports  Editor   . 
Organizations  Editor 
Socials  Editor 
Socials  Editor 
Art  Editor  .     . 
Snapshot  Editor 
Photography  Editor 


1956 


STAFF 

Bill  Lampton 

.   Hiram  Polk 

.Claire  King 

Nena  Doiron 

Oscar  Dowdle 

.  Pat  Warren 

Billy  Walker 

.    Jerre  Gee 

Eddie  Williams 

.  Foster  Lowe 

Lillian  Starnes 

.Peggy  Perry 

Elwyn  Addkison 

Barbara  Foreman 

.     .    Hal  Miller 

A.N.  Williamson 


EDITOR BILL  LAMPTON 


SEATED:  King,  Lampton,   Polk. 

STANDING:  Lowe,   Williams,  Upton,   Addkison,   Warren,  Doiron, 
Miller,  Foreman,   Dowdle,   Walker. 


BOBASHELA 


BUSINESS  STAFF 
Business  Manager    .  Burton  Jackson 

Assistant  Manager  .      .     .     Reynolds  Cheney 
Carolyn  Allen 
Mary  Elizabeth  Burton 
Alice  Ferguson 
Graham  Hales 
Sidney  Hill 
Sarah  Jones 
Miriam  Langley 
Gene  Ann  Lauchley 
Louise  Riddell 
Martina  Riley 
Shirley  Stoker 
Hazel  Truluck 
Teenie  Underhill 
Claudette  Westerfield 


'    4    I 

BUSINESS  MANAGER BURTON  JACKSON 


SEATED:  Truluck,  Jones,  Jackson,  Riley,  Ferguson. 
STANDING:  Stoker,  Burton,  Hill,  Underhill,   Riddell. 


EDITORIAL  STAFF 


PURPLE  AND  WHITE 


HENRY  CARNEY    . 
FREDDIE  ABRAHAM 


....  Editor 
Business  Manager 


THE  PURPLE  AND  WHITE  is  Millsaps  College's  weekly  newspager.  Students 
with  a  journalistic  trend  can  put  their  talents  to  use  each  week,  either  in 
sports,  features,  news  items,  editorials,  society  news  or  gossip.  Every  Friday 
students  have  an  opportunity  to  catch  up  on  what  has  happened  concerning 
students,  faculty,  and  the  "Little  Man  on  Campus." 

In  Philadelphia,  everyone  reads  the  PHILADELPHIA  INQUIRER— at 
Millsaps,  everyone  reads  the  PURPLE  AND  WHITE, 


THE  STAFFS 

SHIRLEY  STANTON Managing  Editor 

ALTON  BOYD News  Editor 

NANCY  PEACOCK Society  Editor 

SHIRLEY  BROWN Feature  Editor 

FOSTER  LOWE Sports  Editor 

JACK  MACDONALD Circulation  Manager 


EDITORIAL  STAFF:  Hazel  Truluck,  Hiram  Polk,  Walton  Lipscomb,  Jack  Taylor,  Sidney  Hill, 
Betty  Eakin,  Martina  Riley,  Ed  Upton,  Myra  Fisher,  Biggie  Wilkins,  Ann  Coker,  Ronald  Will- 
oughby,  Parker  Sojourner,  Betty  Miller,  Thad  Leggett,  Barbara  Swann. 


BUSINESS  STAFF:  Bobby  Smith,  Assistant  Manager;  Hal  Miller,  John  Hancock,  Bill  Hardin, 
Janice  Bower,  Mary  Elizabeth  Burton,  Jack  MacDonald,  Betty  Landfair,  Charlene  Welch, 
Barbara  Ann  Thomas,  Robin  Smith,  Wynona  Madole,  Dick  Blount,  Pansy  Barksdale,  Mary 
Frances  Pleasants,  Don  Lisle,  James  McQueen. 


BUSINESS  STAFF 


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Under  the  direction  ofAlvin  Jon  King  for  the  lasttime,  the  Singers 
gave  their  usual  good  job  to  the  college.  Little  needs  to  be  said  con- 
cerning this  group,   for  it  manages  to  speak  well  for  itself  at  all  times. 

The  Singers  is  composed  of  the  regular  chapel  choir  and  the  tour 
choir.  Those  in  the  tour  choir  represent  the  college  at  many  engage- 
ments during  their  Spring  jaunt  around  the  nation.  The  Chapel  choir 
proves  to  be  a  capable  replacement  for  the  globe-trotters  during  their 
yearly  explorations. 

The  Singers  will  miss  the  guidance  and  inspiration  of  "Pop"  King. 
His  hard  work  at  Millsaps  will  be  remembered  by  all  those  who  have 
benefitted  from  it.  We  pay  tribute  to  a  man  who  has  given  unselfishly 
of  his  time,  effort,  and  patience  to  us.  Millsaps  will  always  be  grate- 
ful to  him  for  his  loyalty,   friendship,  and  overall  contribution. 


86 


LLSAPS  SINGERS 


Pictured  below  is  the  tour  choir  that  will  leave  soon  after  this  writing  to  enter- 
tain and  inspire  people  all  across  the  nation.  Their  reputation  is  one  that  is  well 
earned  and  will  be  maintained  this  year  as  it  has  been  in  the  past.  Theirs  is  not  a 
vacation  (as  the  new  cut  system  would  lead  us  to  think)  but  a  terrific  job  which  re- 
quires talent  and  hard  work.  We  wish  them  the  best  of  success. 


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BAND  CONDUCTOR  SAM  L.  JONES 


Few  colleges  can  boast  of  a  band  such  as  ours.  The  Mill- 
saps  band  has  many  functions  and  performs  each  with  much 
vigor  and  interest . 

The  band  performs  on  the  stage  as  well  as  on  the  foot- 
ball field.  It  would  be  a  pity  if  the  services  of  the  band  were 
to  end  with  football  season,  for  Christmas  and  Spring  con- 
certs are  calendar  dates  of  high  interest  and  enthusiasm  on  the 
campus. 

We  owe  much  credit  to  the  band  for  its  spirit  during  foot- 
ball season  and  its  inspiration  at  all  times.  Sam  Jones  is  to  be 
commended  for  his  fine  work,  the  results  of  which  we  look 
forward  to  seeing  again  next  year. 


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LLSAPS-WILSON  LIBRARY 


For  many  years  the  patrons  and  alumni  of  Millsaps  College  have  worked  earnestly  and 
unceasingly  for  a  new  library  through  which  the  students  of  Millsaps  might  have  greater 
opportunity  to  enrich  their  minds  and  improve  culturally.  Much  unselfish  work  and  planning 
were  necessary  for  progress  in  this  direction. 

On  September  29,  1955,  the  doors  of  the  beautiful  new  Millsaps -Wilson  Library  were 
formally  opened  to  the  public  and  the  college  community.  In  an  impressive  ceremony  this 
building  was  dedicated  to  the  furtherance  of  the  Kingdom  of  God. 

As  students,  we  may  show  our  gratitude  by  making  full  use  of  the  facilities  which  have 
been  given  to  us  by  men  and  women  who  love  Millsaps  College  and  were  willing  to  make 
important  sacrifices  of  time,  energy,  and  money  to  make  this  gift  possible.  May  we  always 
remember  them  as  we  enjoy  their  gift. 

These  next  two  pages  tel  I  briefly  the  story  of  how  the  Millsaps-Wilson  Library  was  completed 
and  dedicated.  We  pay  tribute  to  those  who  first  paid  tribute  to  us. 


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CHAPTER  I:  ABOVE-  The  plans  are  made  by  the  administration  and  construction  is  begun. 
Curious  eyes  view  the  progress  and  wonder  what  the  final  result  will  be.  Many  problems  are 
yettoarise,  but  the  project  is  being  handled  by  capable  and  intelligent  men  in  whom  much 
confidence  is  placed  .  Mi  I  Isaps  alumni  are  very  generous  in  their  efforts  to  make  the  program 
a  successful  one. 


CHAPTER  II:  BELOW-  (LEFT)-  Months  later  the  idea  has  been  transformed  into  action  and 
the  framework  of  the  new  structure  is  a  familiar  and  interesting  sight  on  Methodist  Hill. 
Students  soon  learn  to  avoid  fresh  concrete  and  falling  bricks. 


CHAPTER  III:  BELOW-  (RIGHT)-  Early  September  sees  students  sharing  in  one  of  the  many 
jobs  that  still  remain.  There  is  great  satisfaction  in  knowing  that  soon  the  transformation 
from  the  old  to  the  new  will  be  complete. 


CHAPTER  IV:  ABOVE-  Students  march  to  dedication  ceremony  where  Dr.  A.G.  Sanders 
delivers  the  main  address.  September  29  is  an  eventful  day,  as  it  is  the  sixty-third  anni- 
versary of  the  college  and  the  first  formal  opening  of  the  Mil  Isaps -Wilson  Library. 


CHAPTER  V:  BELOW- Completion  of  the  dream!  Dr.  H.E.  Finger,  President  of  Millsaps 
College,  greets  the  public  to  the  inspection  of  the  library.  Meanwhile,  the  library  staff 
glances  over  some  literature  that  is  as  new  as  the  shelves  where  it  will  be  placed. 


CHAPTER  VI:  THE  FUTURE-  Our  children  and  grandchildren  will  appreciate  tomorrow  that 
which  we  have  seen  established  today.  May  Millsaps  College  continue  in  her  growth  and 
prosperity. 


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MEMBERS 

John  Hubbard  .  .  .  PiKA  President 
Burton  Jackson  .  .  KA  Vice-President 
Benny  Kirkland  ...        KS  Secretary 

Reynolds  Cheney KA 

Newt  Harrison KS 

Sam  Jones LXA 

Tommy  Naylor LXA 

Bobby  Smith PiKA 


SEATED:  Jackson,  Hubbard,   Kirkland,  Jones. 
STANDING:  Smith,  Cheney,   Harrison,  Naylor. 


INTER-FRATERNITY  COUNCIL 


PAN-HELLENIC  COUNCIL 


STANDING:  Slater,   Anderson,  Brown,  Ragland. 
SEATED:  Burton,  Jones,  Moorehead,    Westerfield,   Woods. 


MEMBERS 


Claudette  Westerfield.      .     BSO  President 
Barbara  Jones     .      .    ChiO  Vice-President 


Mary  Elizabeth  Burton 

Margaret  Woods 

Ann  Anderson     . 

Shirley  Brown 

Ann  Ragland. 

Virginia  Slater  . 

Miss  Mildred  Moorehead 


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At  first  glance  one  might  think  of  a  social  group  as  an  organization  that  teaches 
its  members  how  to  play  bridge,  dance,  and  enter  a  bull  session  with  enthusiasm.  We 
can't  deny  that  the  finer  arts  of  social  living  are  learned  and  practiced. 

However,  in  the  hustle  and  bustle  of  college  life  there  are  the  serious  moments 
we  spend  which  will  be  remembered  and  relived  over  and  over  again.  The  social 
groups  teach  young  men  and  women  to  live  together  in  a  spirit  of  co-operation  and 
mutual  understanding.  It  is  their  purpose  to  unite  the  ideas  of  youth  into  one  great 
melting  pot,  in  which  are  found  the  plans  for  tomorrow.  Hard  work,  contribution  of 
assorted  talents,  and  self-improvement  are  all  a  part  of  the  plan. 

After  four  years  of  college    life  Millsaps  Students  are  ready  to  meet  the  demands 
of  the  world.  This  is  not  the  result  of  what  we  learned  in  the  classrooms  a  lone.  Rather, 
it  is  this  plus  the  fine  art  of  respecting  the  opinions  and  criticisms  of  others;  of  being 
a  part  of  something. 


BETA  SIGMA  OMICRON 

Claudetteand  Margaret  named  to  Who's  Who-Margaret  Secretary  of  SEB,  tapped 
by  Sigma  Lambda-Claudette  heads  Pan-Hellenic  and  YWCA-Cara  Lloyd  tapped  by 
Chi  Delta-Margaret  is  named  to  Majorette  Club,  president  of  Westminister  Fellow- 
ship-Reba  president  of  Catholic  Club-Claudette  received  national  BSO  award,  is 
secretary-treasurer  of  Senior  Class-Charlotte  wins  national  KDE  scholarship-Martha 
Ann  tapped  by  KDE  and  Majorette  Club-Margaret  is  named  Homecoming  Maid- 
Claudette  and  Charlotte  on  SEB„ 


OFFICERS 
President.,     .  .  Claudette  Westerfield 

Vice-President Sara  Johnson 

Recording  Secretary  »  e  Cara  Lloyd  Hemphill 
Corresponding  Secretary  .  .  .  Carolyn  Goff 
Treasurer.  „  .  «  o  •  .  .  Reba  Boackle 
Pledge  Trainer  „      .     •     .      •  Margaret  Whitfield 


Carolyn  Allen 
Lynda  Andrews 
Gerry  Beadle 
Reba  Boackle 
Marjorie  Boleware 
Jo  Ann  Brenke 
Ann  Brooks 
Carol  Broun 
Betty  Chaney 
Patricia  Chunn 
Hoyte  Curtis 
Bettie  Claire  Diggs 
Myrna  Drew 
Mary  Jo  Edwards 


MEMBERS 
Charlotte  Elliott 
Rosemary  Flint 
Frances  Furr 
Carolyn  Goff 
Jeanette  Gross 
Helen  Hayes 
Cara  Lloyd  Hemphill 
Sara  Johnson 
Margie  King 
Millicent  King 
Becky  Larche 
Margaret  McCorkle 
Ann  McShane 
Mary  Elizabeth  Mayfield 


Mary  Nell  Roberts 
Jean  Roten 
Kay  Shelton 
Marianna  Simmons 
Virginia  Slater 
Jane  Smith 
Marilyn  Smith 
Martha  Ann  Smith 
Patricia  Smith 
Jo  Ann  Tucker 
Claudette  Westerfield 
Margaret  Whitfield 
Sue  Woodward 
Patricia  Wynn 


NATIONALLY  FOUNDED: 
University  of  Missouri 
December  12,   1888 

LOCALLY  FOUNDED: 
September  1 ,   1926 

COLORS:  Ruby  and  Pink 

FLOWERS:  Richmond  and  Kilarney 
Roses 

PUBLICATION: 
"The  Urn" 


Allen 

Andrews 

Beadle 

Boackle 

Boleware 

Brenke 

Brooks 

Brown 

Chaney 

Chunn 


Curtis 

Diggs 

Drew 

Edwards 

Elliott 

Furr 

Goff 

Gross 

Hayes 

Hemphill 

Johnson 
King,  M.  A. 
King,  M.C. 
Larche 
McCorkle 


McShane 
May  fie  Id 
Roberts 
Roten 
She  J  ton 


Simmons 
Slater 
Smith  J. 
Smith,  M.A. 
Smith,  M.S. 


Smith,  P. 

Tucker 

Westerfield 

Whitfield 

Woodward 

Wynn 


KAPPA  DELTA 


Nancy  and  Clara  are  favor  ites-KD's  win  basketball  trophy-Margaret  is  tapped  into 
Sigma  Lambda-Chi  Delta  taps  Anthony  and  Coleman-Booth  is  named  Who's  Who, 
selected  Homecoming  Maid-Emily  heads  Majorette  Club-Coleman  and  Greener  serve 
on  SEB-Ma[orette  Club  taps  Woods,  Vines,  and  Ragland-Peacock  is  secretary- 
treasurer  of  Junior  Class,  Society  Editor  of  PandW-Betty  Jane  is  cheerleader-Dyane 
plays  lead  role  as  "Roxanne"  in  Cyrano  de  Bergeac-IRC  picks  Myers-Clara  heads  KDE, 
Eta  Sigma  Phi,  and  wins  Tribbett  Scholarship-Martina  is  State  Presidentof  the  Methodist 
Student  Movement-Gail ,  Jane,  and  Elwyn  are  Majorettes-Eta  Sigma  Phi  picks  Ragland, 
while  KDE  takes  Culley-Nena,  Jerre,  Elwyn,  and  Barbara  serve  on  BOBASHELA  Staff- 
Myers  and  Cleveland  on  debate  team. 

OFFICERS 
President.      .      .      .    Margaret  Woods       Secretary.      .      .      .Clara  Parks  Booth 
Vice-President   .      .      Nancy  Peacock       Treasurer Nancy  Vines 


Elwyn  Addkison 
Elizabeth  Anthony 
Helen  Dal  I  Barnes 
Sara  Janice  Black 
Clara  Parks  Booth 
Patti  Bradley 
Beth  Brandon 
Lodusca  Catledge 
Elizabeth  Ann  Clark 
Betty  Jane  Cleveland 
Aden  Coleman 
Carol  Culley 
Kay  Davis 
Nena  Doiron 
Barbara  Foreman 
Jerre  Gee 
Emily  Greener 


MEMBERS 
Beverly  Hamblin 
Carolyn  Harpole 
Frances  Holland 
Gail  Hood 
Martha  Ann  Hopkins 
Annette  Johnston 
Sarah  Jones 
Ruth  Land 

Nancy  Lynn  Martin 
Jane  Mclnvale 
Yvonne  Moss 
Ann  Myers 
Joyce  Nail 
Dyane  Nelson 
Miriam  O'Ferrall 
Wendy  Olmstead 
Nancy  Peacock 
Nita  Perry 


Jeanette  Pullen 
Ann  Ragland 
Nita  Reed 
Nancy  Reed 
Carolyn  Reynolds 
Martina  Riley 
Robin  Smith 
Mary  Gray  Sparkman 
Sylvia  Stevens 
Barbara  Ann  Thomas 
Hazel  Truluck 
Nancy  Vines 
Laurene  Walker 
Charlene  Welch 
Marilyn  Wood 
Margaret  Woods 
Barbara  Yeagley 


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Gee 

Grauer 

Greener 

Hamblin 

Harpole 

Holland 

Hopkins 

Johnston 

Jones 

Land 

Mclvale 

Martin 

Moss 

Myers 

Nail 

Nelson 

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Perry 

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Reynolds 
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Burton 
Busby 
Byrd 


Elliott 

Evans 

Fife 

Foreman 

Griffin 


Hillman 
Hupperich 
Landfair 
Loflin 

McNease 


Manning 
Morris 
Nicholson 
Noble 


Perry 
Pilley 
Piper 
Riddell 


Shelton 
Sherrod 
Smith,    C.E. 
Smith,  C.I. 


Underhill 
Ventress 
Warren 
Wolford 


PHI  MU 


Pat  is  on  BOBASHELA  Staff-Hupperich  tapped  into  Eta  Sigma  Phi-Shirley  is 
Feature  Editor  of  PandW,  joins  Chi  Delta-Mary  Liz  is  Secretary  of  Pan-Hel  lenic- 
Teenie  is  Veep  of  YWCA-Barfield  is  honored  by  Who's  Who  and  Sigma  Lambda-Betty 
Landfair  is  Circulation  Manager  of  PandW-Barfield  is  chosen  by  IRC. 


OFFICERS 

President Mary  Elizabeth  Burton 

Vice-President Tennie  Underhill 

Secretary Mitzi  Shelton 

Treasurer Betty  Barfield 


Emma  Atkinson 
Betty  Barfield 
Sarah  Bayliss 
Merle  Blaylock 
Janice  Bower 
Shirley  Brown 
Susan  Brown 
Mary  Elizabeth  Burton 
Beth  Busby 
Barbara  Byrd 
Boots  Carpenter 
Helen  Sue  Callahan 
Sylvia  Elliot 
Becky  Evans 


MEMBERS 
Alpha  Gene  Fife 
Ann  Foreman 
Amaryllis  Griffin 
Pat  Hillman 
Anne  Hupperich 
Betty  Landfair 
Annice  Loflin 
Helen  Maddox 
Claire  Manning 
Marilyn  McNease 
Kay  Morris 
Elaine  Nicholson 
Linda  Noble 


Peggy  Perry 
Kay  Pilley 
Gay  Piper 
Louise  Riddel  I 
Ethyl  Shapley 
Mitzi  Shelton 
Mary  Sherrod 
Carolyn  Smith 
Clara  Smith 
Teenie  Underhill 
Harriet  Ventress 
Pat  Warren 
Rheba  Westerfield 
Martha  Ann  Wo  I  ford 


NATIONALLY  FOUNDED: 
Wesleyan  Col  lege 
March  4,   1852 

LOCALLY  FOUNDED: 
March  24,   1914 

COLORS:  Rose  and  White 

FLOWER:  Enchantress  Carnation 

PUBLICATION:  "Aglaia" 


CHI  OMEGA 

Ann  Anderson  is  Miss  Mil  Isaps-Jeanette  is  Homecoming  Queen- Lynette  and  Susan 
are  Freshman  Queens-Biggie,  Karen,  and  Barbara  Maeare  favorites-Ann  and  Barbara 
Mae  selected  for  Who's  Who-Helen  Reilly  tapped  by  Theta  Nu  Sigma-Nancy  and 
Susie  invited  to  Chi  Delta-Karen  directs  "East  Lynne"-Biggie  joins  AED  and  Myra 
KDE-Stanton  is  PandW  Managing  Editor  and  is  elected  to  Sigma  Lambda-Claire, 
Blythe,  and  Margaret  appear  in  KA  Rose  Court-Lillian  serves  on  BOBASHELA  staff- 
Gail  tapped  by  IRC -Ann  is  Maid  of  Cotton  finalist-Chi  O's  are  second  in  Homecoming 

float  competition . 

r  OFFICERS 

President Barbara  Mae  Jones 

Vice-President Myra  Fisher 

Secretary Cynthia  Morse 

Treasurer Ann  Anderson 

MEMBERS 

Ann  Anderson  Ann  Foster  Dee  Phillips 

Valera  Bailey  Lynette  Garst  Jane  Pickering 

Lois  Love  Bain  Yvonne  Giffin  Mary  Frances  Pleasants 

Myna  Bain  Karen  Gilfoy  Mary  Charles  Price 

Pansy  Barksdale  Helen  Gillis  Ann  Prichard 

Julia  Ann  Beckes  Zoe  Grigsby  Jeanette  Ratcliff 

Frances  Bryan  Ann  Hightower  Helen  Reilly 

Gwen  Burford  Blythe  Jeffrey  Jean  Rouse 

Bethany  Byrd  Barbara  Mae  Jones  Sylvia  Shrock 

Patsy  Caver  Claire  King  Suanna  Smith 

Mary  Helen  Corley  Gene  Ann  Lauchly  Shirley  Stanton 

Nancy  Crawford  Susie  Lipsey  Alice  Starnes 

Rose  Cunningham  Elise  Mcintosh  Lillian  Starnes 

Sallie  Ann  Dement  Betty  Miller  June  Stellwagon 

Janis  Edgar  Margaret  Miller  Barbara  Swann 

Jane  Fatheree  Mary  Frances  Montgomery  Helen  Thome 

Gail  Fielder  Mary  Louise  Moore  Betty  Gail  Trapp 

Myra  Fisher  Cynthia  Morse  Bethany  Watkins 

Judith  Forbes  Sue  Mozingo  Susan  Wheeless 

Betty  Bell  Ford  Jeanette  Wilkins 

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NATIONALLY  FOUNDED: 
University  of  Arkansas 
April  5,   1895 

LOCALLY  FOUNDED: 
March  31,   1934 

COLORS:  Cardinal  and  Straw 

FLOWER:  White  Carnation 

PUBLICATION:  "The  Eleusis" 


Anderson 
Bailey 
Bain,  L. 
Bain,  M. 
Barksdale 
Beckes 


Bryan 

Burford 

Byrd 

Caver 

Corley 

Crawford 


Cunningham 

Dement 

Edgar 

Fatheree 

Fielder 

Fisher 


Forbes 

Ford 

Foster 

Garst 

Griffin 

Gillis 

Grigsby 

Hightower 

Jeffrey 

Jones 

King 

Lauchley 

Lipsey 

Mozingo 

Mcintosh 

Miller 

Moore 

Montgomery 

Phillips 

Pleasants 

Powell 

Price 

Prichard 

Ratcliff 


Re  illy 

Rouse 

Scott 

Smith 

Stanton 

Starnes,   A. 


Starnes,  L. 

Stellwagon 

Swann 

Thorne 

Trapp 

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Allen 
Atwood 
Braaten 


Bufkin 
Curry 
Dyess 
Egger 


Everitt 
Halbert 
Hall 
Kelly 


Leshe 
Lewis 
McNeill 
McRaney 


Martin 
Miller 
Moorhead 
Nelson 


Parrott 

Pearson 

Potts 

Richardson 


Swindull 

Sylvester 

Wixon 

Wright 

Young 


N.  I.  S.  A. 


Eugenia  tapped  by  Chi  Delta-Danye  and  Gail  join  the  Majorette  Club-Braaten 
chosen  by  Theta  Nu  Sigma-June  is  elected  to  Eta  Sigma  Phi-Carolyn  is  President  of 
W.C.W.  and  Veep  of  Beethoven  Club-AED  taps  Curry-Eugenia  and  Danye  serve  on 
Woman's  Council. 


OFFICERS 
President.      . 
Vice-President  . 
Recording  Secretary     . 
Corresponding  Secretary 
Treasurer        .... 


Eugenia  Kelly 

Peggy  Sanford 

Danye  Miller 

Helen  Young 

.Kaisa  Braaten 


Jo  Ann  Abernathy 
Carolyn  Allen 
Joan  Anderson 
Ruth  Atwood 
Kaisa  Braaten 
Kay  Bufkin 
Zorah  Curry 
Diane  Douglas 
Betty  Dyess 
Martha  Eggert 
Virginia  Everitt 
Gloria  Halbert 


MEMBERS 
Ruth  Ann  Hall 
Patty  Hewlett 
Eugenia  Kelly 
Annette  Leshe 
Acka  Lewis 
Henrietta  Littleton 
Marilyn  McNeil 
Gwen  McRaney 
June  Martin 
Danye  Miller 
Ella  Jean  Moore 
Gail  Moorhead 
Ernie  Lee  Nelson 


Frances  West 
Rosemary  Parents 
Ruth  Ann  Pearson 
Bobby  Jean  Potts 
Lucy  Price 
Helen  Young 
Pat  White 
Daphne  Richardson 
Jeanette  Sylvester 
Peggy  Jo  Sanford 
Johnny  Swindull 
Edna  Wixon 


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 


KAPPA  ALPHA 


Nail  heads  ODK-Jackson  and  Fanning  are  Veeps  of  their  classes-Jackson  is 
Business  Manager  of  the  BOBASHELAand  Hales  is  his  assistant-Cheney  heads  STYLUS, 
is  chosen  by  ODK-Eta  Sigma  Phi  taps  Yerger-KA's  win  float  competition-Jackson  is 
a  favorite  and  is  in  Who's  Who-Cheney  is  executive  secretary  of  Kit  Kat-Harry  Mills 
chosen  by  AED-Graham  and  Williams  initiated  into  M  Club. 


OFFICERS 


Number  I 
Number  II 
Number  III 


.  Burton  Jackson 
.  .  Hardy  Nail 
Reynolds  Cheney 


Bobby  Abney 
Frank  Allen 
George  Armstrong 
Joe  Armstrong 
Harry  Blair 
Dick  Brown 
Reynolds  Cheney 
Cecil  Copeland 
Bud  Culley 
Billy  Dewees 
Tommy  Fanning 
Leo  Farmer 
Chick  Flournoy 
David  Franks 
Walter  Garner 
Billy  Graham 
Johnny  Green 
Graham  Hales 
Terry  Hayward 


MEMBERS 
Sidney  Hill 
Charlie  Hollowell 
Burton  Jackson 
Mickey  Kelly 
Tommy  Kelly 
Breck  King 
Ray  Knight 
Douglas  Lay 
Thad  Leggett 
Lewis  Lord 
Jim  McCarty 
Max  McDaniels 
Bill  McKell 
Tom  McNair 
Hamp  Miller 
Harry  Mills 
Noel  Mills 
Bo  Bo  Montgomery 
Bob  Morrison 


Billy  Mullins 
Hardy  Nail 
Dick  Phares 
Joe  Lee  Porter 
Billy  Rainey 
Stuart  Robinson 
Leslie  Shelton 
Bobby  Sherrod 
Bobby  Smith 
Adrian  Sturdivant 
Hugh  Thorns 
Bill  Tull 
Summer  Walters 
Pee  Wee  Walton 
Jimmy  Weedy 
Kennard  Wei  Ions 
Jon  Ed  Williams 
Fred  Yerger 
Mark  Yerger 


NATIONALLY  FOUNDED: 
Washington  College 
December  21,   1865 

LOCALLY  FOUNDED: 
October  1,   1893 

COLORS:  Ruby  and  Old  Gold 

FLOWER:  Magnolia  and  Crimson  Rose 

PUBLICATION: 

"Kappa  Alpha  Journal" 


Abney 
Allen 

Armstrong,  G. 
Armstrong,  J. 
Blair 


Brown 

Cheney 

Copeland 

Culley 

Fanning 


Farmer 

Flournoy 

Franks 

Graham 

Hales 


Hayward 

Jackson 

Kelly 

Knight 

Lay 


McCarty 

McDaniel 

McNair 

Maley 

Miller 


Mills 

Montgomery 

Morrison 

Mullins 

Nail 


Porter 

Rainey 

Robinson 

Shelton 

Sherrod 


Smith 

Thorns 

Tull 

Walters 

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Parnell 
Scott 
Walley 


KAPPA  SIGMA 

N.  Harrison  elected  veep  of  junior  class-Statham  tapped  by  Pi  Kappa  Delta- 
Walley  is  student  body  president  and  favorite-Awad,  Deaton,  Powell,  and  Wa  I  ley 
listed  in  Who's  Who-Dea!on  chosen  for  Kit  Kat-Merrell  is  president  of  Alpha  Phi  — 
N.  Harrison  is  vice-president  of  Alpha  Phi-Awad  chosen  prexy  of  Singers-Sigs  win 
speedball-Lowe  is  sports  editor  of  BOBASHELA  and  PandW-Boone  chosen  for  Little  All- 
American  Football  and  Millsaps  Most  Valuable-Tucker  tapped  into  AED-Sigs  place 
seven  on  starting  football  eleven-Deaton  and  Parnell  prexy  and  veep  of  M  Club. 

OFFICERS 

President Bennie  Kirkland 

Vice-President Newt  Harrison 

Secretary Foster  Lowe 

Treasurer Jerry  Boykin 

MEMBERS 

Alex  Alston  John  Copeland  Stuart  Mclntyre 

Don  Ates  Charles  Deaton  W.H.Merrell 

Johnny  Awad  Sonny  Ervin  Ed  Mize 

Clyde  Ballard  Harrison  Ethridge  Powers  Moore 

Fred  Belk  Sonny  Everitt  Terry  Moore 

Gene  Berbette  Billy  Greenlee  Bob  Parnell 

Jim  Berry  Bill  Griffith  Dick  Pepper 

Pat  Bonner  Billy  Gul ledge  Charles  Purifoy 

Tom  Boone  Ray  Hannah  Cliff  Rushing 

Jerry  Boykin  Garland  Harrison  Sam  Scott 

Charles  Brewer  Newt  Harrison  Bo  Statham 

Billy  Brown  Jimmy  Hudson  Jack  Ta/lor 

Steve  Bumpas  Paul  Kern  Frank  Tucker 

Jerry  Bryant  Bennie  Kirkland  Charles  Underhill 

John  Carter  Jimmy  Jones  N.R.  Walley 

Carl  Causey  Jimmy  Long  Albert  Wells 

Woods  Cavette  Foster  Lowe  Bob  Weems 

Jimmy  Collette  Gadi  Lum  Don  Williams 

Paul  Comola  Ben  Younger 


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" 


LAMBDA  CHI  ALPHA 

Carney  is  Editor  of  the  PandW-Lambda  Chi's  win  scholarship  cup  again-Ander- 
sonand  Coddington  tapped  by  AED-Jones  directs  Bandand  is  a  favorite-Polk  selected 
to  Who's  Who  and  ODK-Tullos  is  Veep  of  the  Singers-Conner  is  President  of  Theta 
Nu  Sigma-Polk  is  Business  Manager  of  Stylus  and  President  of  AED-Kit  Kat  taps 
Polk-Conner  is  Vice-President  of  Eta  Sigma  Phi. 


OFFICERS 

President Sam  Jones 

Vice-President Hiram  Polk 

Treasurer Walton  Lipscomb 


George  Alexander 
Dannie  Anderson 
Roy  Andrews 
Bill  Balgord 
John  Baxter 
Alton  Boyd 
Henry  Carney 
John  Case 
John  Coddington 
Michael  Conner 
Enoch  Dangerfield 
Marvin  Dyess 
Jose  Espana 
Roy  Grisham 
Don  Harder 
Harold  Harvey 
Arthur  Hodge 


MEMBERS 
Paul  Horn 
Marvin  Jeter 
Bill  Johnson 
Howard  Jones 
Sam  Jones 
Sam  Kuykendall 
Joe  Lambert 
Willard  Leggett 
Walton  Lipscomb 
Buddy  Lovett 
Jimmy  McCormick 
Dick  McMurray 
Bill  Rush  Mosby 
Tommy  Na/lor 
Jimmie  Newell 
Bob  Patterson 
Hiram  Polk 
Billy  Rhymes 


Wayne  Scott 
Perrin  Smith 
Parker  Sojourner 
Hubert  Staley 
John  Stone 
Sam  Tomlinson 
Don  Triplett 
Bobby  Tullos 
Billy  Walker 
Brister  Ware 
Merrimen  Watkins 
Robert  Wesley 
Tom  Willetts 
John  Wimberly 
Jim  Witten 
Gilbert  Woods 
Don  Youngs 


NATIONALLY  FOUNDED 
Boston  University 
November  2,   1909 

LOCALLY  FOUNDED: 
October,   1939 

COLORS:  Purple,   Green,  and  Gold 

PUBLICATION: 

"Purple,  Green,  and  Gold" 
"Cross  and  Crescent" 

FLOWER:  White  Rose 


Alexander 

Anderson 

Balgord 

Baxter 

Boyd 


Conner 

Coddington 

Dyess 

Espana 

Grisham 


Hardin 

Harvey 

Hodge 

Jeter 

Johnson 


Jones,   H. 
Jones,  S. 
Kuyendall 
Leggett 
Lipscomb 


Lovett 

McCormick 

Mosby 

Naylor 

Newell 


Polk 

Rhymes 

Scott 

Smith 

Sojourner 


Stone 

Tomlinson 

Triplett 

Tullos 

Walker 


Ware 

Watkins 

Wesley 

Willetts 

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Catledge 

Causey 

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Dew 

Dowdle 

Evans 


Fincher 

Ford 

Fortenberry 

Fox  worth 

Fraiser 

Greener 


Griffis 

Hancock 

Hardin 

Hillman 

Hinds 

Holloway 


Hubbard 

Hyman 

Jeanes 

Johnston 

Jones 

Kerr 


Lampton 

Lange 

Loflin 

McClenahan 

McEachin 

McQueen 


Miller 

Mims 

Mizelle 

Noblin 

Philly 

Pinkston 


Pool 

Potter 

Rigby 

Sallis 

Scott 

Smith 


Sowell,  B. 
Sowell,  R. 
Stewart,  B. 
Stewart,  E. 

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Upton 

Ware 

Whitaker 

Williams,  E, 

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Williamson 


PI  KAPPA  ALPHA 

Loflin  is  Veep  of  SEB-Hubbard,  Stewart,  Johnston,  Causey  are  class  presidents- 
Lampton  tapped  by  ODK-Loflin  and  Wasson  in  Who's  Who-Loflin  is  Master  Major- 
Hubbard,  Johnston  are  favorites-Kit  Kat  taps  Upton-Causey  is  Frosh  King-Read, 
Loflin,  and  Trigg  in  IRC-Jonah  chosen  By  Eta  Sigma  Phi-Byrd  and  Lampton  join  Alpha 
Psi-Hyman,  Loflin,  and  Upton  are  cheerleaders-Smith  is  Business  Manager  of  Singers- 
Ely  and  Rigby  are  top  officers  in  Alpha  Psi -Upton  heads  Christian  Council  and  Wesley- 
Abraham  is  Business  Manager  of  PandW-Hubbard  presides  over  I FC-AED  chooses  John- 
ston and  McEachin -Brasher  inTheta  Nu  Sigma-Elyhas  lead  in  Cyrano-Ware,  Potter, 
Kerr,  and  Grimes  make  upMillsaps  Quartet-Hardin  is  Secretaryof  Alpha  Phi .  Lampton 
is  editor  of  BOBASHELA. 

OFFICERS 

SMC Jack  Loflin 

IMC John  Hubbard 

ThC John  Calvin  Philley 

MEMBERS 
Fred  Abraham  Bill  Hardin  Murray  Pinkston 

Bob  Adams  Joe  Hinds  Jack  Poole 

Dick  Blount  Byrd  Hillman  John  Potter 

Pete  Bradfield  Buster  Holloway  Wayne  Renfro 

Jessie  Brasher  John  Hubbard  Cliff  Rigby 

Charles  Catledge  Lea  Hyman  Ed  Sal  lis 

Lacy  Causey  William  Jeanes  Kermit  Scott 

Charles  Cole  Hugh  Johnston  Bob  Sowel! 

WallyConerly  Read  Jones  RoySowell 

Kenneth  Dew  Billy  Kerr  Barry  Stewart 

Oscar  Dowdle  Bill  Lampton  Ed  Stewart 

Walter  Ely  Braxton  Lange  RussStovall 

John  Evans  Don  Lisle  Bobby  Smith 

Terry  Fincher  Jack  Loflin  John  Robert  Taylor 

Jonah  Ford  John  McEachin  Jerry  Trigg 

Lloyd  Fortenberry  Mac  McClenahan  Johnny  Turner 

Lacy  Fraiser  James  McQueen  Ed  Upton 

Dick  Foxworth  Arthur  Mellen  Clifton  Ware 

Stewart  Gammill  Hal  Miller  Luke  Wasson 

Nick  Greener  Robert  Mims  Clyde  Whitaker 

Jimmy  Griffis  Jerry  Mizelle  Eddie  Williams 

Marlin  Grimes  Will  Nobiin  Fred  Williams 

John  Hancock  Kenneth  Parks  Albert  Williamson 

John  C.  Philley 

NATIONALLY  FOUNDED: 
University  of  Virginia 
March  1,   1868 

LOCALLY  FOUNDED: 
March  23,   1905 

COLORS:  Garnet  and  Gold 

FLOWER:  Lily  of  the  Valley 

PUBLICATION: 

"The  Shield  and  Diamond" 


NORSEMEN 


Hudson  tapped  by  ODK  and  joins  Alpha  Phi-Robertson  is  member  of  Theta  Nu 
Sigma-Hudson  manages  football. 


OFFICERS 

President Brooks  Hudson 

Vice-President Joe  Way 

Secretary Charles  McReynolds 

Treasurer Harris  Eaton 


Greg  Ballard 
Tommy  Ballard 
Ray  Bardin 
Cecil  Burnham 
Spiro  Cora 
Joe  Cowart 
Harris  Eaton 
Albert  Felsher 
Davis  Gillis 


MEMBERS 
Earl  Greenough 
Brooks  Hudson 
Cecil  Jones 
Leonard  Josey 
Eddie  King 
H.K.   Lee 
Young  Lee 
Charles  McReynolds 


Bill  MacDonald 
W.D.  Miles 
James  Morrow 
Charles  Nicholson 
James  Robertson 
Ray  Screws 
Keith  Tonkel 
Guy  Traylor 
Joe  Way 


NATIONALLY  FOUNDED:  Oklahoma  University 

April,    1938 
LOCALLY  FOUNDED:  1950 

PUBLICATION:  N.I.S.A.   Newsletter 

COLORS:  Blue  and  Gold 


Ballard,  G. 

Ballard,  T. 

Cowart 

Eaton 

Gillis 

Greenough 

Hudson 

King 

Lee 

McReynolds 

Morrow 

Screws 

Tonkel 

Way 

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1955  MILLSAPS 


In  1955,  as  has  become  customary,  the  Millsaps  Major  football  squad  gave  an 
excellent  account  of  itself  and  wasa  prime  example  of  college  football  as  played  for 
the  sport  of  it.  The  group  of  footballers  who  gathered  for  the  opening  practices  had 
perhaps  the  highest  potential  of  any  Purple  grid  team  of  recent  years,  but  a  college 
which  participates  in  intercollegiate  athletics  on  an  amateur  basis  is  usually  weak 
in  reserves,  even  if  it  can  field  a  top-notch  starting  line-up.  With  the  limited  sub- 
stitution rule  still  in  effect  and  a  fine  veteran  eleven  available  for  duty,  the  future 
looked  bright  for  the  Major  gridders.  The  year's  first  game,  with  William  Carey  at 
Hattiesburg,  gave  the  Majors  the  blow  from  which  they  never  recovered-  two  key 
players  benched  with  injuries  by  half-time.  The  loss  of  Powell  and  Lowery  was 
directly  responsible  for  this  opening  defeat.  With  the  one  experienced  quarterback 
out  for  the  season,  half-back  "Crow"  Parnell  took  over  the  all-important  signal- 
caller's  position  in  the  Split-T  offense  for  the  game  with  strong  Delta  State,  Missis- 
sippi's only  perfect-record  senior  college  team  in  '54.  Despite  a  fine  performance 
by  Parnell,  the  Purple  team  could  not  keep  up  in  the  scoring  column  although  out- 
playing the  rugged  Statesmen  .  Playing  brilliantly  one  Saturday  and  sluggishly  the 
next,  the  Majors  reached  their  peak  in  mid-season  victories  overSewanee  and  How- 
ard and  the  heart-breaking  loss  to  the  Chocs.    Coming  to  life  in  the  final  minutes  of 


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FOOTBALL  TEAM 


the  Sewanee  game,  Mi  1 1  saps  copped  the  triumph  on  a  last-minute  Parnell-to-Deaton 
pass.  Speedster  Roy  Wolfe  sparked  the  easy  win  over  Howard  and  the  Majors  rolled 
into  the  Mississippi  College  game  on  the  crest  of  a  victory  surge.  For  three  quarters, 
the  game  team  in  Purple  shirts  appeared  well  on  its  way  to  a  decisive  and  hard- 
earned  victory.  Fortune  turned  her  head  and  the  MC  squad  drew  off  to  a  lead  that 
not  even  a  determined  drive  in  the  game's  closing  seconds  could  overcome.  After  a 
dismal  loss  to  Southwestern,  the  Majors  rebounded  to  score  an  easy  34-6  victory  over 
Ouachita  before  a  large  Parent's  Day  crowd  in  the  season  finale. 


MILLSAPS      . 

.       6 

MILLSAPS      . 

.       7 

MILLSAPS      . 

.     19 

MILLSAPS      . 

.     12 

MILLSAPS      . 

.     35 

MILLSAPS      . 

.     14 

MILLSAPS      . 

.       6 

MILLSAPS      . 

.     34 

WILLIAM  CAREY 33 

DELTA  STATE 20 

LIVINGSTON 6 

SEWANEE 7 

HOWARD 6 

MISSISSIPPI  COLLEGE     ...  18 

SOUTHWESTERN 33 

OUACHITA 6 


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DEATON,  End 


MILLSAPS         6 
WM.  CAREY  33 


Charles  Deaton-Winding  up  a 
fine  varsity  career,  "Snake"  was 
an  able  right  wingman,  with  his 
game-winning  catch  of  a  last- 
minute  pass  against  Sewanee  most 
outstanding.  His  sharp  blockingand 
accurate  tackling  will  be  missed 
come  '56. 

Bennie  Kirkland-Another  bril- 
liant flanker,  Bennie  has  been  an 
indispensable  man  through  each  of 
his  four  years  as  a  starter.  His  ex- 
cellent pass-receiving,  blocking 
and  tackling  will  be  hard  to  re- 
place. 


KIRKLAND,   End 


VAR 


Big  John  Driving 
To  Paydirt! 


F00 


PREWITT,  Tackle 


MOORE,  Back 


Tom  Prewitt-Hishard  blocking 
and  tackling  made  Tom  a  real  bul- 
wark in  the  left  side  of  the  Purple 
line.  Another  senior,  Prewitt'sbig 
number  75  was  found  in  on  scores 
of  tackles  during  the   '55  season. 

Terry  Moore-This  fine  junior 
back  lived  up  to  the  promise  shown 
in  the  two  previous  campaigns  by 
becoming  one  of  the  Majors'  most 
reliable  runners.  A  leader  in  yards 
-  gained,  Terry  was  also  a  sure 
tackier. 


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James  Hood-Steadiness,  sharp 
blocking,  alertness  defensively — 
these  are  the  characteristics  of  a 
fine  center.  One  ofMillsaps'  most 
underrated  players,  Hood  was  all 
of  these,  a  real  team  man! 

Johnny  Awad-Pound  for  pound, 
the  best  guard  in  the  South.  For 
four  seasons  Johnny  has  not  only 
been  a  fine  blocker  and  tackier, 
but  he  has  also  had  a  key  role  in 
keeping  team  spirit  high-win  or 
lose. 


HOOD,  Center 


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Royalty  on 
the  field. 


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LOWERY,  Back 


John  Lowery-ln  his  final  year 
John  continued  to  be  the  bell- 
wether of  the  Majors'  offense .  Four 
years  of  hard  running  and  crushing 
blocking  and  tackling  have  earned 
him  a  place  in  the  Millsaps  Foot- 
ball Hall  of  Fame! 

Hardy  Nail -A  I  though  hampered 
by  injuries  throughout  the  season, 
Hardy  was  one  of  our  top  runners 
and  pass-receivers  and  perhaps  was 
the  outstanding  defensive  back. 


AWAD,   Guard 


MILLSAPS  7 

DELTA  STATE  20 


NALL,  Back 


Tom  Boone-Long  one  of  the  Majors' 
most  outstanding  and  colorful  players, 
Tom  capped  off  his  senior  year  in  fine 
style,  beingselected  by  his  team-mates 
as  Most  Valuable  Player.  Awad  and 
Boone-a  guard  combination  long  to  be 
remembered . 

Jon  Ed Williams-Probably  the  most 
outstanding  freshman  on  the  squad,  Jon 
Ed  turned  in  some  fine  performances  at 
his  terminal   post  and  he  is  one  to  look 
out  for  in  1956. 


BOONE,  Guard 


MILLSAPS  19 

LIVINGSTON    6 


WILLIAMS,   End 


VAR! 


Hardy  dives  for 
lost  leather! 


F00 


SMITH,  Tackle 


Robert  Parnell-The  difficult  is  easy 
and  the  impossible  takes  a  little  while. 
This  perfectly  describes  "Crow"  who, 
after  the  season  began,  switched  to 
quarterback  and  did  a  magnificent  job, 
calling  plays,  passing,  running.  A  job 
well  done  I 

Bobby  Joe  Smith-A  dependable 
player  at  all  times,  Bobby  Joe  was  a 
strong  point  in  the  Purple  line  and  is 
among  those  seniors  who  will  be  vitally 
missed  come  '56. 


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RUSHING,  Back 


TY 


This  one  won't 
get  away! 


IALL 


Cliff  Rushing-1955  saw  Cliff  de- 
velop into  one  of  the  Majors'  most  re- 
liable backs.  He  was  a  key  man  in  the 
offense,  coming  through  with  numerous 
long  gains  at  crucial  points.  This  fine 
back  is  one  of  the  few  starters  slated 
for  return  in  1956. 

Alex  Alston-This  capable  guard, 
too  long  held  in  a  second-line  role, 
came  through  with  some  fine  line  play 
during  the  season  and  seems  headed  for 
a  starting  berth  in  '56. 


ALSTON,   Guard 


WOLFE,  Back 


MILLSAPS  12 
SEWANEE    7 


BONNER,  End 


Roy  Wolfe-This  scrappy  speedster 
came  into  his  own  this  year,  starting 
several  games.  Performing  both  at  half- 
and  quarter-back,  Roy's  long  runs  were 
an  important  factor  in  the  Major  offense  . 

Pat  Bonner-A  capable  wingman 
whose  forte  is  defense,  Pat  played  an 
important  part  in  the  success  of  the 
team.  He  likely,  with  hissmashing  end 
play,  earned  a  post  on  the  starting 
squad  for  '56. 


"Red"  Powell-A  brilliant  quarter- 
back and  cool  strategist,  his  loss  in  the 
first  game  was  a  blow  from  which  the 
'55  Majors  never  recovered.  "Red"  was 
selected  Most  Valuable  Player  in  1954. 

Murray  Pinkston-His  return  near 
mid-season  bolstered  the  sagging  tackle 
corps.  Murray's  hardcharging  line  play 
was  a  definite  asset  to  the  team. 


POWELL,  Back 


MILLSAPS  14 

MISSISSIPPI  COLLEGE  18 


COMOLA,  Center 


The  Straw  That 
Broke  the  Majors' 
Back! 


SOWELL,  Back 


Paul  Comola-Paul's  spirited  play 
was  a  vital  force  in  the  Millsaps  line 
play  this  year.  His  more  than  adequate 
defensive  play  made  him  a  top  line- 
backer. 

Bob  Sowell-This  frosh  made  an  im- 
pressive beginning  at  the  quarterback 
spot.  Much  will  be  forthcoming  from 
this  boy  in  1956. 

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Fred  Belk-This  big  freshman  half- 
backas  a  spot  player  turned  in  some  fine 
performances  during  the  year .  Fred  gave 
high  promise  of  being  an  outstanding 
runner  and  pass-catcher  in  his  remain- 
ing seasons. 

Ralph  King-"Skinner"  in  his  initial 
year  of  football  at  Millsaps  showed  to 
be  a  good  blocker  and  runner.  Among 
other  things,  his  booming  kickoffs  mark- 
ed him  as  a  man  to  watch  in  1956. 


BELK,  Back 


TY 


IALL 


Picking  up  yards 
around  the  Majors' 
end! 


Rayford  Woodrick-This  stalwart 
transfer  tackle  proved  to  be  a  valuable 
man  in  the  Majors'  line.  Ray's  strong- 
point  is  defense  and  much  is  expected 
of  him  in  that  capacity  in  '56. 

Jack  Hester-Another  transfer,  this 
speedy  half-back  saw  only  limited 
action  this  year,  but  turned  in  good 
performances .  Jack  is  one  to  be  counted 
on  to  help  fill  the  shoes  of  the  numerous 
departing  seniors. 


KING,  Back 


MILLSAPS  7 

SOUTHWESTERN  33 


HESTER,  Back 


Floyd  Jones-This  fast  rugged  guard 
played  a  consistent,  hard-charging 
game  in  the  Major  forward  wall.  Al- 
though not  in  the  starting  line-up, 
Floyd  is  another  who  appears  ready  to 
move  up  to  a  first  guard  slot. 

Joe  Armstrong-Only  a  freshman, 
Joe  gave  every  indication  of  develop- 
ing into  a  fine  player  for  Millsaps  in 
his  three  remaining  years  of  eligibility . 
In  l55,  Joe  served  very  well  as  a  spot 
performerat  one  of  the  guard  positions. 


JONES,  Tackle 


ARMSTRONG,  Tackle 


VARSITY 


MILLSAPS     34 
OUACHITA    6 


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Wolfe's  Off 
Again! 


FOOTBALL 


BERRY,  Tackle 


THE  COACHES 


Jim  Berry-A  big,  rough  man  in  the 
line,  Jim  was  a  capableand  much  used 
reserve  at  the  tackle  slot .  His  consistent 
play  very  probably  earned  him  a  starter's 
post  for  the  upcoming  grid  campaign. 

Coach  Sammy  Bartling  and  Coach 
Erm  Smith-This  pair  in  '55,  as  the  year 
before,  gave  Millsaps  a  good  represen- 
tative ball  club.  As  ever,  they  got  the 
most  from  their  material  and  were  in- 
deed vital  to  the  successes  of  the 
Majors. 


GOLF 

The  Millsaps  Golf  Team  claims 
only  two  lettermen  for  the  1956 
season.  With  such  lack  of  depth 
there  will  appear  some  new  faces 
on  the  links  for  our  team. 

It  is  hoped  that  more  matches 
can  be  scheduled  this  year  than 
ever  before.  Competition  will  be 
stiff,  but  the  Majors  plan  to  make 
a  marked  improvement  over  the 
records  of  the  past  few  years. 


Bill  Lampton  and  Breck  King 


RETURNING  LETTERMEN 

The  minor  sports  definitely  have  their  place  atMillsaps,  Dr„  White  and  his  boys 
gave  Millsaps  a  team  to  be  proud  of  last  year,  and  the  Golf  Team  has  promise  for 
the  future. 


PICTURED:  Abraham,  McCormick,  Moore,  Vaughan,  Leggett. 


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TENNIS 

Last  year  saw  the  Millsaps  Net- 
men  meet  and  conquer  some  of  the 
roughest  teams  in  Mississippi.  Time 
and  again  the  Majors  proved  that 
the  underdog  rating  they  were  usu- 
ally given  was  quite  a  misnomer. 

This  year  Millsaps  has  the  good 
fortune  of  retaining  most  of  its 
starting  lineup  from  last  year's  fine 
group  of  players.  If  the  spirit  is  as 
good  this  year  there  should  be  no 
stopping  place  on  the  road  to  more 
success. 


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CHEERLEADERS 

There  were  times  during  the 
course  of  the  year  that  school  spirit 
seemed  to  be  at  a  low  ebb.  How- 
ever, there  were  six  people  who 
always  gave  their  full  support  to 
the  team  and  tried  to  inspire  others 
to  do  the  same .  At  every  home 
game,  through  rain  or  shine,  the 
Cheerleaders  constantly  showed 
their  faith  in  the  Majors. 

We  salute  the  Cheerleaders  for 
a  season  of  hard  work.  It  would  be 
well  worth  our  while  to  follow  the 
example  they  have  set  for  us. 


PICTURED:  Betty  Jane  Cleveland,  Ed  Upton,  Ann  Dillard, 
Jack  Loflin,  Nancy  Neyman,  Lea  Hyman. 


SPIRIT  OF  MILLSAPS 


PICTURED:  Margaret  Whitfield,  Jane  Mclnvale,  Gail 
Hood,  Lynda  Munson,  Elwyn  Addkison. 


MAJORETTES 

Never  before  has  a  student 
body  looked  forward  to  the  half- 
time  show  as  we  did  this  year.  No 
doubt  the  group  of  young  ladies 
pictured  at  the  right  had  much  to 
do  with  this. 

No  matter  what  animal  they 
imitated  or  what  dance  steps  they 
did  the  Majorettes  were  always  a 
sight  to  behold.  Their  work  called 
for  many  hours  of  patient  practice, 
as  well  as  scanty  outfitson  Saturday 
afternoons.  We  thank  them  for  the 
colorful  halftime  shows  which  they 
gave  us  during  the  year. 


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THE  M  CLUB 

OFFICERS 

President Charles  Deaton 

Vice-President-   ....     Robert  Parnell 
Secretary-Treasurer      .      .      .      Jack  King 


The  M  Club  brings  together  those  who  have  earned  letters  in  the  major  sports  on 
the  campus.  Each  year  the  M  Club  chooses  the  candidates  for  Homecoming  Queen, 
and  the  student  body  votes  to  select  the  ultimate  winner. 


MEMBERS 


FIRST  ROW 
Cliff  Rushing 
John  Lowery 
Terry  Moore 
Hardy  Nail 
John  Awad 
Roy  Wolfe 
John  C.  Phi 


SECOND  ROW 
Robert  Parnell 
Jimmy  Jones 
Alex  Alston 
Tom  Boone 
Ralph  King 
Jack  King 


THIRD  ROW 
James  Hood 
Pat  Bonner 
N.R.  Walley 
Charles  Deaton 
Murray  Pinkston 
Brooks  Hudson 


ley 


FOURTH  ROW 
Don  Williams 
Paul  Comola 
Benny  Kirkland 
Tom  Prewitt 
Ted  Alexander 
Bobby  Joe  Smith 
Tom  Carey 


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BASKETBALL 


PARKS  REACHES  FOR  THE  TIP 

The  following  pages  fell  the  story  of  a  team  that  lacked  the  ability  to  outscore 
the  opposition.   In  view  of  this  fact,  we  say  we  had  a  losing  team. 

The  story  would  not  be  an  accurate  one  if  it  included  a  won-lost  record.  Per- 
haps we  did  lose,  but  at  many  times  during  the  season  Coach  Smith's  boys  were  able 
to  convince  us  that  winning  was  not  always  the  only  thing  to  consider.  Their  fight 
and   determination  against  several    "professional"   amateurs   made   us  conscious  of  a 


ACTION  SHOTS 


spirit  that  might  not  have  existed  with  even  a  perfect  record  team.  These  boys  de- 
serve much  credit  for  the  many  hours  of  practice  they  turned  in  while  most  of  us  were 
catching  our  afternoon  nap. 

As  for  the  future,  we  can  only  speculate.  It  is  hoped  that  more  materialwill  be 
available  to  the  college  in  the  form  of  capable  players.  However,  there  were  many 
talented  players  on  the  campus  who  did  not  give  of  their  energy  to  the  team.  Mill- 
saps  will  remain  on  an  amateur  basis  and  keep  in  there  plugging  away. 


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FIRST  ROW;  Lampton,  Dr.  Moore,  Jackson,  Nail,  Jones,  Mr.  Wood,  Cheney. 
SECOND  ROW:  Dr.  Finger,   Polk,   Hudson,  Ely,   Dr.  Ferguson. 

OMICRON  DELTA  KAPPA 

OFFICERS 

President Hardy  Nail 

Vice-President Sam  Jones 

Secretary Dr.  R.H.  Moore 

ODK  rscognizes  those  students  who  have  taken  active  places  of  leadership  in  campus 
activities  and  maintained  a  high  scholastic  average.  Membership  in  Omicron  Delta  Kappa  is 
the  highest  honor  a  Millsaps  male  student  can  receive.  Each  year  ODK  sponsors  scholastic 
awards  for  fraternities  and  sororities  along  with  other  projects  that  are  beneficial  to  the 
college  community. 


MEMBERS 


Reynolds  Cheney 
Walter  Ely 
Brooks  Hudson 
Burton  Jackson 


Sam  Jones 
Bill  Lampton 
Hardy  Nail 
Hiram  Polk 


FACULTY  ADVISORS 
Dr.  J  .S.  Ferguson 
Dr.  H.E.  Finger 
Dr.  R.H.  Moore 
Mr.  J.W.  Wood 


PICTURE:  Anderson,  Westerfield,  Jones,  Stanton,  Barfield,  Whitfield. 

SIGMA  LAMBDA 

OFFICERS 

President Barbara  Jones 

Vice-President Sara  Jo  Smith 

Secretary Clara  Parks  Booth 

Treasurer Ann  Anderson 

Founded  by  ODK,  Sigma  Lambda  recognizes  women  who  have  excelled  in  leadership, 
scholarship,  and  campus  activities.  Each  year  Sigma  Lambda  sponsors  the  Varsity  Show, 
where  Millsaps'  talent  is  staged,  and  Coffee  Hour,  where  the  talent  is  entertained. 


Ann  Anderson 
Betty  Barfield 
Clara  Parks  Booth 
Barbara  Jones 


MEMBERS 

Sara  Jo  Smith 
Shirley  Stanton 
Claudette  Westerfield 
Margaret  Whitfield 


Margaret  Woods 


FACULTY  ADVISORS 
Miss  Mildred  Morehead 
Mrs.  Nellie  Hederi 
Miss  Jean  Sain 


Y.  W.  C.  A. 


All  Mi  1 1  saps  Co-Eds  are  automatically  members  of  the  Y.  W.C.  A0  The  "Y"  sponsors 
Vespers,  The  Campus  Handbook,  Christmas  for  Korean  Children,  and  many  other 
valuable  projects.  An  annual  event  is  the  Big-Little  Sister  Banquet  where  fellowship 
and  fun  are  enjoyed  by  all. 


OFFICERS 
President.      .                           Claudette  Westerfield 
Vice-President  .                               Teenie  Underhill 
Secretary Myra  Fisher 


Treasurer .... 
Commission  Chairmen 


.    Walter  Jean  Lamb 

.     Clydell  Carter 

Betty  Gail  Trapp 

Betty  Barfield 

Jerry  Beadle 

Martha  Ann  Wolford 


PICTURED:  Barfield,  Lamb,  Fisher,  Westerfield,  Underhill,  Beadle,  Trapp,  Wolford. 


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NISTERIAL  LEAGUE 

OFFICERS 

President Tommie  Price 

Vice  President Jim  Waits 

Secretary Jack  King 

Faculty  Advisor       ....       Rev.  Bob  Anding 

The  Ministerial  League  plans  and  presents  programs  to  all  kinds  of  needy  people 
in  the  city  and  its  immediate  vicinity.  Through  their  activities  they  learn  much  of 
the  service  which  they  will  one  day  enter. 


MEMBERS 


Gary  Balius 
David  Carson 
Henry  Easley 
Roy  Givens 
Earl  Greenough 
Inge  Halbert 
Bobby  Ivey 
Cecil  Jones 
Paul  Kern 
Eddie  King 


Young  Lee 
Jack  Loflin 
Buddy  Lovett 
Palmer  Manning 
Max  Miller 
Bailey  Moncrief 
Jesse  Moore 
Hardy  Nail 
James  Rush 
Tex  Sample 


Bobby  Joe  Smith 
Laverne  Smith 
Roger  Thompson 
Jerry  Trigg 
James  Vaughan 
Joe  Way 
Donald  Williams 
Eddie  Williams 
Roy  Wolfe 
Rayford  Woodrick 


KIT  KAT 

MEMBERS 
Reynolds  Cheney 

Secretary 
Henry  Carney 
Joseph  Conti 
James  Crawford 
Charles  Deaton 
Walter  Ely 
Brooks  Hudson 
Sam  Jones 
Hiram  Polk 
Ed  Upton 

FACULTY 
Mr.  Lance  Goss 
Mr.  Paul  Hardin 
Dr.  A.G.  Sanders 
Dr.  M.C.  White 


STANDING:  Upton,  Polk,  Carney,  Cheney,  Deaton,   Hudson. 
SEATED:  Jones,  Prof.    Hardin,  Prof.    White,  Prof.  Goss,  Ely. 


Kit  Katand  Chi  Delta  are  honoraries  that  encourage  creative  writing  and  excellence 
in  the  culinary  arts.  Both  are  heavy  contributors  to  Stylus,  campus  literary  magazine. 
One  of  the  highlights  of  the  year  is  the  Southern  Literary  Festival.  Students  are  en- 
couraged to  enter  their  works  in  the  Festival  and  to  develop  an  interest  in  good 
literature. 


STANDING:  Lipsey,  Anthony,  Kelly,  Hemphill,  Coleman,  Brown. 
SITTING:  Starnes,  Stanton,  Crawford. 


CHI  DELTA 


MEMBERS 
Shirley  Stanton 

President 
Shirley  Caldwell 
Vice-President 
Alice  Starnes 
Secretary-Treasurer 
Betty  Anthony 
Shirley  Brown 
Aden  Coleman 
Nancy  Crawford 
Cara  Lloyd  Hemphill 
Barbara  Mae  Jones 
Eugenia  Kelley 
Susie  Lipsey 

FACULTY 
Miss  Mildred  Morehead 


WHO'S  WHO 

MEMBERS 
Ann  Louise  Anderson 
Elizabeth  Ann  Barfield 
Clara  Parks  Booth 
John  Michael  Awad 
Charles  Milton  Deaton 
Henry  Burton  Jackson,  Jr. 
Barbara  Mae  Jones 
Jack  Milton  Loflin 
Hiram  Carey  Polk 
Sara  Jo  Smith 
Nathan  Riley  Walley 
James  Lovick  Wasson 
Claudette  Ann  Westerfield 
Margaret  Ann  Whitfield 


FIRST  ROW:  Westerfield,  Jones,  Barfield,  Booth,  Anderson,  Smith. 
SECOND  ROW:  Walley,  Loflin,  Polk,  Awad,  Powell,  Deaton. 


Each  year  the  Faculty  chooses  fifteen  students  as  ideal  college  citizens.  These 
students  are  listed  nationally  as  members  of  WHO'S  WHO  AMONG  STUDENTS  IN 
AMERICAN  UNIVERSITIES  AND  COLLEGES. 


ALPHA  PHI  OMEGA 


STANDING:  Baxter,  Lovett,  Johnson,  McCluskey,  Hudson,  Smith, 
Willetts,  Johston,  Alston,   Anderson,   Hales.  SEATED:  Carlton, 
Merrill,  Dr.   Williamson,  Hardin,  Nations. 


Alpha  Phi  Omega  is  the  service 
fraternity  on  the  campus.  Its  members 
seek  to  render  beneficial  aid  to  the 
college  community  at  all  times. 

Dr.  G.G.Williamson,  as  Faculty 
Advisor,  has  been  largely  responsible 
for  the  growth  and  success  of  this  group. 
An  active  worker  with  Boy  Scouts  of 
America,  he  has  implanted  the  ideas  of 
that  group  on  the  campus . 


THETA  NU  SIGMA 

OFFICERS 

President Mike  Conner 

Vice-President Elaine  Boothe 

Secretary Zorah  Curry 

Treasurer Walton  Lipscomb 

Reporter Hiram  Polk 

Faculty  Advisor Dr.  F.W.James 

Theta   Nu   Sigma    is   the   natural    science   honorary.    It  strives   to  promote 
high  scholarship  and   good  fellowship  among  science  majors. 

MEMBERS 

Elaine  Boothe  Chick  Flournoy 

Kaisa  Braaten  Walton  Lipscomb 

Jesse  Brasher  Foster  Lowe 

Walley  Conerly  W.H.  Merrill 

Mike  Conner  Hiram  Polk 

Zorah  Curry  Helen  Reilly 

Billy  Ray  Davis  James  Robertson 

Harry  Dowling  Earl  Staires 

STANDING:  Flournoy,  Dowling,  Davis,  Merrill,  Brasher,  Robertson,  Dr.  James. 
SEATED:  Polk,  Reilly,  Boothe,  Conner,  Curry,  Lipscomb. 


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ALPHA  EPSILON  DELTA 

OFFICERS 

President Hiram  Polk 

Vice  President Richard  Fleming 

Secretary Elaine  Boothe 

Treasurer Chick  Flournoy 

Faculty Dr.  W.J.  Brett 

Dr.  R.R.  Priddy,  Mr.  Miller  Williams 
Mr.  C.B.  Galloway 
AED  brings  intoassociation  the  outstanding  pre-med  students  of  the  college. 
This  year  the  Mil  Isaps  chapter  was  host  to  the  National  AED  Convention  which 
was  attended  by  delegates  from  more  than  one  hundred  schools. 

MEMBERS 

Ezra  Alexander  Enoch  Dangerfield  John  Morgan 

Dannie  Anderson  Chick  Flournoy  John  Murphy 

Gary  Balius  Tom  Hardee  Hiram  Polk 

Elaine  Boothe  Robert  Herrington  Jeanette  Pullen 

Tom  Carey  Hugh  Johnston  Melvyn  Stern 

John  Coddington  Walton  Lipscomb  Frank  Tucker 

WallyConerly  Jerry  Long  Nancy  Vines 

Dewitt  Crawford  John  McEachin  Robert  Wesley 

Irvin  Cronin  Harry  Mills  Jeanette  Wilkins 

Zorah  Curry  Ellis  Moffitt  Fred  Yerger 

Bill  Moore 


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FIRST  ROW:  Anderson,  Jones,  Turner,  Nail.  SECOND  ROW:  Lampton,  Ely,  Rigby,  Brown.  THIRD  ROW;  Jackson,  Prof. 
Goss,  Swindull,  Hillman. 

ALPHA  PSI  OMEGA 

OFFICERS 

President Walter  Ely 

Vice-President Cliff  Rigby 

Secretary-Treasurer      ....  Barbara  Jones 
Faculty  Advisor Lance  Goss 

Alpha  Psi  Omega  is  a  national  honorary  dramatics  fraternity.  Its  membership  is 
composed  of  students  who  have  worked  in  all  phases  of  dramatics-acting,  costumes, 
publicity,  stage  crew,  etc.  Alpha  Psi  presents  the  students  with  an  excellent  program 
of  plays  each  year.  This  year's  agenda  included  "Cyrano  de  Bergerac,"  "The  Rain- 
maker," and  "Come  Back,   Little  Sheba." 

MEMBERS 

Ann  Anderson  Barbara  Jones 

Shirley  Brown  Bill  Lampton 

Walter  Ely  Hardy  Nail 

Karen  Gilfoy  Cliff  Rigby 

Byrd  Hillman  Sylvia  Shrock 

Burton  Jackson  Johnnie  Swindull 

John  Turner 


FIRST  ROW:  Yerger,  Walters,  Hupperich,  Booth,  Conner,  Taft. 
SECOND  ROW:  Bufkin,  Ragland,  Lampton,  Martin,  Pullen. 

ETA  SIGMA  PHI 

OFFICERS 

President Clara  Parks  Booth 

Vice  President Mike  Conner 

Secretary-Treasurer      ....      Summer  Walters 

Eta  Sigma  Phi  is  a  national  honorary  fraternity  whose  purpose  is  to  recognize  students 
who  have  excelled  in  their  study  of  Latin  or  Greek.  Each  year  its  members  hold  the  Roman 
Banquet,  where  classicism  reaches  its  height  of  perfection. 

MEMBERS 


Clara  Parks  Booth 
Kay  Bufkin 
Mike  Conner 
Walter  Ely 
Jonah  Ford 
Brooks  Hudson 
Ann  Hupperich 


Bill  Lampton 
June  Martin 
Jeanette  Pullen 
Ann  Ragland 
Alfred  Statham 
Summer  Walters 
Fred  Yerger 


FACULTY 

ADVISORS 
Mrs.  Magnolia  Coullet 
Miss  Elizabeth  Craig 
Dr.  H.  E.  Finger,  Jr. 
Dr.  A. P.  Hamilton 


FIRST  ROW:  Meyers,   Westerfield,  Fielder,   Woods. 

SECOND  ROW;  Dr.  Laney,  Cunningham,   Booth,  Barfield,  Jones,  Anderson,  Dr.  Ferguson. 

THIRD  ROW:  Boykin,  Carney,  Deaton,  Cheney,   Witten,  Trigg,  Prewitt,   Loflin,  Hilton. 

INTERNATIONAL  RELATIONS  CLUB 

OFFICERS 

President Barbara  Jones 

Vice-President Reynolds  Cheney 

Secretary-Treasurer Ann  Anderson 

International  Relations  Club  is  composed  of  students  who  have  shown  special  interest  in 
the  fields  of  history  and  political  science.  Each  year  IRC  sponsors  campus-wide  forums  of 
important  affairs  of  the  day. 

MEMBERS 

Ann  Anderson  Barbara  Jones 

Betty  Barfield  Jack  Loflin 

Clara  Parks  Booth  Bobby  Maddox 

Jerry  Boykin  Ann  Myers 

Henry  Carney  Tom  Prewitt 

Reynolds  Cheney  Nita  Reed 

Rose  Cunningham  Jerry  Trigg 

Charles  Deaton  Claudette  Westerfield 

Gail  Fielder  James  Witten 

Jerry  Hilton  Margaret  Woods 

FACULTY  ADVISORS 

Dr.  Robert  Bergmark  Dr.  Frank  Laney 

Dr.  James  Ferguson  Dr.  Ross  Moore 


V. 


AN  CENTER  BU1LDIM 


PICTURE:  Fisher,  Lamb,  Smith,  Maddox,  Booth,  Powell,  Elliott,  Carter. 


KAPPA  DELTA  EPSILON 

OFFICERS 

President Clara  Parks  Booth 

Vice-President Joan  Lee  Powell 

Secretary Claudette  Westerfield 

Treasurer Ann  McShane 

Kappa  Delta  Epsilon  is  a  professional  education  sorority.  Its  membership  consists  of 
women  preparing  for  the  teaching  profession  who  have  demonstrated  competence  in  their 
studies  and  who  promise  the  application  of  their  talents  for  the  promotion  of  education  in 
American  schools. 

MEMBERS 

Clara  Parks  Booth  Sarah  Johnson 

Shirley  Caldwell  Walter  Jean  Lamb 

Boots  Carpenter  Ann  McShane 

Clydell  Carter  Helen  Maddox 

Carol  Culley  Joan  Lee  Powell 

Charlotte  Elliott  Martha  Ann  Smith 

Myra  Fisher  Claudette  Westerfield 


FACULTY  ADVISORS 
Prof,  and  Mrs.  R.R.  Haynes 


MEMBERS 
(L.   TO  R.) 

Alton 
Boyd 

Alfred 
Statham 

Prof. 
Tillman 

Ann 

Myers 

Jerry 
T"gg 


PI  KAPPA  DELTA 


Pi  Kappa  Delta  is  composed  of  students  who  have  excelled  in  Debate  and  Speech 
activities . 


The  Debate  Club  contains  the  rising  young  orators  of  the  campus. 

MILLSAPS  DEBATE  CLUB 

FIRST  ROW:  Cunningham,   Lipsey,  Myers,   Tillman,  Cleveland,  Ford,   Saxon.   SECOND  ROW;  Tonkel, 
Statham,   Boyd,   Waits,  Trigg,  McKaskel.  THIRD  ROW:  Mims,  Grisham,   Pool,  Kern,  Lisle. 


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FIRST  ROW:  Woods,  Greener,  Stevens,  Whitfield,  Starnes,  Smith. 
SECOND  ROW:  Booth,  Stellwagon,  Burton,  Miller,  Moss,  Wilkins. 
THIRD  ROW:  Bailey,  Ragland,  Stanton,  Moorhead,  Elliott,  Fielder. 

MAJORETTE  CLUB 

OFFICERS 

President Emily  Greener 

Vice-President Sylvia  Stevens 

Secretary-Treasurer     .      .      .     Margaret  Whitfield 

The  Majorette  Club  consists  of  girls  who  have  shown  special  skills  and  interests  in  the 
women's  intramural  program.   Stunt  night  is  sponsored  annually  by  these  coeds. 


MEMBERS 


Valera  Baily 
Clara  Parks  Booth 
Mary  Elizabeth  Burton 
Charlotte  Elliott 
Gail  Fielder 
Karen  Gilfoy 
Emily  Greener 
Danye  Miller 
Gail  Moorhead 
Yvonne  Moss 


Ann  Ragland 
Shirley  Stanton 
Alice  Starnes 
Sylvia  Stevens 
June  Stellwagon 
Nancy  Vines 
Claudette  Westerfield 
Margaret  Whitfield 
Jeanette  Wilkins 
Margaret  Woods 


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A  WORD  OF  THANKS 


At  the  end  of  such  a  task  as  the  one  we  have  completed  there  are  many  things  we 
like  to  recall .  Deadlines,  worry,  sweat,  and  strain  have  been  our  motto  through  rain, 
storm,  and  fair  weather  (which  was  a  rare  occasion  on  the  campus).  At  the  end  of  it 
all  we  can  muster  up  enough  courage  to  say  we  enjoyed  it,  even  amidst  all  the 
accusations  that  we  would  break  the  Bank  of  Monte  Carlo  with  our  financial  policies. 

In  this  space  I  wish  to  thank  personally  the  members  of  my  staff  who  did  such  an 
excellent  job  in  helping  this  edition  of  the  Bobashela  to  be  a  book  the  staff  is  proud 
to  claim.  Claire  King  and  Hiram  Polk  were  able  Assistant  Editors,  offering  advice  and 
hardwork  whenever  it  was  needed.  Oscar  Dowdle  and  NenaDoiron  dida  remarkable 
job  of  doing  the  long  and  controversial  class  sections.  Ed  Upton,  Peggy  Perry,  and 
Elwyn  Addkison  assembled  the  social  pages  with  undying  loyalty.  Eddie  Williams 
and  Foster  Lowe  were  better  than  Bill  Stern  when  it  came  to  the  sports  pages.  Jerre 
Gee  carried  on  a  romantic  correspondence  course  with  Frankie  Laine  concerning- the 
beautiful  girls  who  were  our  beauty  candidates  and  ultimate  winners.  Hal  Miller, 
with  hisundeniable  cynicism,  cunningly  drew  up  the  clever  snapshot  pageswhich  are 
found  between  these  covers.  Bill  Walker  and  Pat  Warren  knew  the  ropes  when  it  came 
to  putting  together  a  good  activities  section.  And  last,  but  not  least,  Albert  "Scoop" 
Williamson  did  a  job  on  the  photography  that  will  be  remembered  and  appreciated 
for  many  years.  As  for  my  part,  I  had  the  privilege  of  working  with  this  fine  crew 
and  finding  out  for  myself  why  ulcers  are  prevalent  among  editors,, 

Finally,  we  wish  to  thank  the  Business  Staff  for  their  prompt  job  in  securing  the 
ads  for  this  section. Even  though  Burton  Jackson  screamed  every  time  I  added  another 
page  of  color  and  refused  to  foot  the  bill,  I  wouldn't  have  changed  a  thing.  He  and 
his  staff  deserve  much  credit. 

Our  Faculty  Advisor,  Mr„  Lance  Goss,  was  top  notch.  Even  with  all  his  other 
activities  he  was  a  patient  and  sympathizing  souL  Many  members  of  the  student  body 
pitched  in  now  and  then  to  help  us  along  the  way.  We  appreciate  the  aid  of  all  who 
did  a  share  in  this  book's  production. 

— Bill  Lampton,    Editor — 


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BEAUTY  CENTRE               HAIR   DESIGNERS 
1224  West  Capitol              317  Meadowbrook 
Phones                                                       Phones 
5-5421  -  2-2836                  6-3965  -  6-1435 

Mississippi  Power  and 
Light  Co. 

Better  Light 

for 
Better  Sight 

Hederman  Brothers 

Printers  —  Stationers 
Lithographers 

327-335  E.  Pearl  Street 

JACKSON,  MISSISSIPPI 

Twin  States  Athletic 
Supply  Co. 

A  Complete  Line  of 
Athletic  Supplies 

School  Jackets  and  Sweaters 

J.  W.  "Jim"  Hine,  Owner  and  Manager 
117  South  Lamar 

Compliments  of 

General  Refrigeration  & 
Appliance  Co.,  Inc. 

Authorized   Frigidaire  Sales  and  Service 

5-8360  -  Phones  -  5-8369 

Cor.  North  State  and  Amite 

Jackson,   Mississippi 

Seale-Jsily 


YOUR    FAVORITE    FUN    FOOD 


E.  B.'s  RESTAURANT 

Seafoods 
Steaks 

Chicken 

Sandwiches 

North  State  at  Meadowbrook  Rd. 


HEMPHILL 

Drug  Co. 

"Service  to  the  Sick" 

Free  Delivery  Service 
No.  1 

Corner  Capitol  &  State  St. 
Phone  2-6636 


No.  2 

Meadowbrook  Shopping  Center 
Phone  6-1449 


DUKE'S 

Men's  Fine  Apparel 
240  E.  Capitol 

CELEBRATING  OUR  25TH  ANNIVERSARY 


BAPTIST   BOOK  STORE 

Religious,  Children's  and  Ceneral  Books 

Bibles 

Greeting  Cards  and  Stationery 

Plaques  and  Pictures 


SHAMROCK                                      DRIVE-IN 

BATSON  HARDWARE 

Millsaps  Students  Always 

Welcome  at 

115  Triangle  Drive  at  Tripps  Crossing 

SHAMROCK  DRIVE-IN 

5128  North  State 

PHONE  6-2734 

Peter  J.  Costes  owner  &  manager 
Millsaps  '52 

Jackson,   Mississippi 

9       DRINK 

H        (&2i<De& 

IN  BOTTLES 

The  Pause  That  Refreshes 

Jackson  Coca-Cola  Bottling  Company 

REID-McGEE 

Snack 

MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Shop 

REAL  ESTATE            MUTUAL   INSURANCE 

"Good  Food  Around  the  Clock" 

Telephone  5-7451 

David  Jones 

516  E.  Capitol 

Owner  and  Manager 

PRATT -LAMBERT  PAINT 

School  Discount 

offered  to 

Fraternities  and  Sororities 

at 

PROTECTIVE  PAINT  CO. 

Bob  Kochtitzky  Millsaps 


MISSISSIPPI  OPTICAL 
DISPENSARY 


CONTACT 
LENSES 


FASHIONED 
DESIGNED 
GLASSES 


425  E.  Capitol  St. 
Jackson,  Mississippi 


1956  PONTIAC, 

WITH  THE  227-HP  STRATO-STREAK, 
V-8  AND  STRATO-FLIGHT  HYDRA-MATIC 


MADISON  AUTO  SALES, 

NC. 


227  E.  PASCAGOULA  STREET        PHONE  3-6307       JACKSON,  MISSISSIPPI 


Sjhe. 

wimsA 


103  E.  Capitol  Jackson,  Mississippi 


WELLS 


IDEAL  CLEANERS 

'Everything  the  Name  Implies" 


3007  N.  STATE 


PHONE  6-3522 


"STORE  FOR  MEN  WHO  CARE" 


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ogue 


Mississippi's 
Campus 
Fashion 
Leader 

146  E.  Capitol 


Jackson,  Mississippi 


THE  GRILL 


'WHERE  THE  GANG  GATHERS" 


Sand- 
wiches 

Cold 
Drinks 


Books 

School 

Supplies 


CHRISTIAN  HIGHER  EDUCATION 


at 


MILLSAPS      COLLEGE 


Aspires  to  Promote  Right  Attitudes  Within  a  Disciplined  Mind 


North  State  Pharmacy 

"Flight  Across  the  Street 

from  the  Girls'  Dormitory" 
1808  N.  State 


Standard  Photo  Co. 

Cameras 

Supplies 

Finishing 

513   E.  Capitol 


Photography  By 

Mitchell    Studios 


1212  N.  STATE 


JACKSON,  MISSISSIPPI 


Compliments 

Jackson   Jitney- Jungle    Stores 

The  Finest  in  All  Grocery  Needs 

Jackson,  Mississippi 

Compliments 

Patterson  Rexall  Drug 

Stores 

HIRAM  L.  LANDFAIR 

Dependable  Prescription  Specialist 

LUMBER     COMPANY 

7  Conveniently  Located  Stores 

Telephone  5-3661 

FREE  DELIVERY 

BUY  QUALITY,  BUY 
FAMOUS  BRAND  NAMES 

IT'S   MORI'S 

FOR  LUGGAGE 

McRAE'S 

GIFTS 

yac&MM 

ACCESSORIES 

MILNER  CHEVROLET 

COMPLIMENTS  OF 

"Volume  is  our  business.  " 

BOGUS  PRODUCTS,  INC. 

SOUTH  AT  PRESIDENT 

"We  are  waiting  to  serve  you" 

Jackson,  Mississippi 

Compliments  of 

PRIMOS  RESTAURANTS 

No.   1- -Opposite  Post  Office 

No.  2--Next  to  Baptist  Hospital 

No.  3--Next  to  Sears 

No.  4--Primos  Steak  House 

Jackson,  Mississippi 


FURNITURE  TO  MEET  YOUR  NEEDS 
Stocked  Ready  for  Shipment 

School  Furniture — Library  Tables — Chairs 
Office  Equipment — Audio-visual  Aids 

MISSISSIPPI  SCHOOL  SUPPLY  COMPANY 


"SERVING  MISSISSIPPI  SCHOOLS" 
Jackson,   Mississippi 


1956     Bobashela 

Published  By 

R.  M.  HENDRICK 

Graduate  Supply  House 

Representatives 


-^Y     0    YEARBOOKS 

IIIIIIIIHII^IIIIIIIIIIIM 


Sandwiches  Short  Orders 

"Chicken  -  in  -  the  -  Box" 

ADELLE  GRILL 

Esther  Kelly 


MONTGOMERY  HARDWARE 

Frigidaire  Appliances 
"Your  Sporting  Goods  Headquarters" 


Phone  6-4441 


3003  N.  State 


Jackson,  Mississippi 

EMPORIUM 

.  .  54  YEARS  OF  RELIABLE  FASHION 
MERCHANDISING  IN  MISSISSIPPI 


READY  TO  SERVE  YOU  IN  THE 
ROMANCES  OF  LIFE 
Your  Rings 
Your  China 
Your  Silver 
Your  Gifts 

O'FERRALL'S  JEWELRY 


414  E.  Capitol 


Jackson,  Mississippi 


YEARBOOKS 


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