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PRESENTED BY
THE STUDENT BODY
OF
MILLSAPS COLLEGE
HAL MILLER, JR.
Editor
GRAHAM HALES, JR.
Business Manager
FROM THE PAST
Millsaps College was founded in the year 1890 by Major R. W. Millsaps. It
has received a rich heritage from the past. Opening its doors in 1892, with an
enrollment of 149, a constant growth has produced the physical plant of educa-
tion witnessed today in this book.
Buildings, Equipment, Faculty. This is important. But it is the students and
their caliber to whom we address this book and the Challenge of THE SEARCH.
STARTS
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THE SEARCH
The search for truth through education is the very
reason for the being of Millsaps College. This College
— Faculty, Student and Plant, has influenced the very
being of this great nation. From this campus have
gone forth the trained minds, who have become active
in church, state and nation. For there the search goes
on, and each person is a part of his community.
THROUGH THESE GATES
AND THESE HALLS
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AS THE PRESENT^>ASSE
Millsaps College is mirrored in the progress of Missis-
sippi, the south and the nation. It benefits from the
wisdom of the past, and uses skillfully the present
to shape the future. A better plant and faculty is
a constant endeavor on the campus, where we seek
to produce better citizens through the training of
more capable students.
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MILLSAPS-WILSON
LIBRARY
FROM GENERATION TO GENERATIO
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NEW MENS DORMITORY
A mixture of the old and the new, part modern and
conventional, adds to the architecture, and gives style
and tempo to the Millsaps campus.
NEW STUDENT UNION BUILDING
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THE PRINCIPLE MUST BE
DEDICATED
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DR. ALFRED PORTER HAMILTON
Dr. Alfred Porter Hamilton stands a mighty pillar in the institu-
tion of liberal arts. Educated in America's and Europe's finest uni-
versities, he has poured into Millsaps College the wealth of his
experience and spirit. Dr. Hamilton stands a scholar, disciplined in
a multitude of fields. He brings to his classes a rare combination of
the classic and the modern, the scientific and the poetic — a sterling
example of Plato's harmonious self. Dr. Hamilton defines education
in terms of teaching from the "over-flow" — the over flow of constant
research and human experience. His smile is gentle and warm; it
symbolizes the positive atmosphere and patient faith of his Christian
character and dedication to education. His Platonic idealism is drawn
from the spring of music, the richness of literature, the perspective
of history, and his practiced presence with man and God.
AND REDEDICATED
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ALVIN JON KING
Director of Millsaps Singers
Retired 1956
ALBERT G. SANDERS
Professor of Romance Languages
Retired 1956
FOR THE SEARCH EXTENDS
AT WORK
The search is continued in each class at Millsaps.
In lecture or lab. The student can advance his
or her knowledge through a close association
with faculty and fellow pupils.
IN THE FIELD
Theory is placed into practice. Pictured is a
typical field trip in the geology department
where the practical application of lessons learned
well are carried out bv the individual.
AND AT PLAY
Under the conditions of freedom of choice, which
exist at Millsaps, the student discovered that self-
discipline is a requirement of good citizenship.
The student who learns earh' to put first things
first finds that he is successful in his studies,
active in extra-curricular affairs, and able to
enjoy the proper amount of social life.
TO THE FUTURE
IN RELIGION
Since its earliest day, Millsaps College has sought
to inspire the students with a vital Christian
faith. Faculty and staff members are Christian
churchmen who believe that mental, social and
physical growth can best be obtained by emphasis
on spiritual truth. Because of this philosophy,
the Christian religion is an integral part of our
campus life.
Through activities students develop the qualities of
leadership and understanding which prepare them
for the responsibilities which await them in the fu-
ture. In addition to experience in preparation for
life students are inttoduced to life itself.
THIS IS THE SEARCH AND THIS
IS THE LIFE
SCHOLASTIC
ADMINISTRATION
FACULTY
CLASSES
ACTIVITIES
PUBLICATIONS
RELIGION
HONORARIES
FEATURES
HONORS
BEAUTIES
FAVORITES
GREEKS
FRATERNITIES
SORORITIES
INDEPENDENTS
SPORTS
FOOTBALL
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
TENNIS
SCHOOL LIFE
STUDENT LIFE
SNAPSHOTS
ADVERTISEMENTS
LOCAL
NATIONAL
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SCHOLASTIC
ADMINISTRATION
FACULTY
CLASSES
DR. H. E. FINGER, JR.
This report to the students, faculty and ahnnni of Millsaps College makes the
fifth anni\ersary of Dr. Finger's guidance of Millsaps College. Such is worthy
of note for these pictures and each page has been influenced by his policies of
progress.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OFFICERS
M. A. Franklin, D.D President
B. M. Hunt, D.D - Vice-President
N. J. Golding, D.D 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
R. L. Ezelle, LL.D. . . .
Rev. B. M. Hunt, D.D. . .
Rev. J. W. Leggett, Jr., D.D.
John McEachin
W. O. Tatum
Rev. W. L. Robinson, D.D.
Rev. J. D. Wroten, D.D. .
. . Leland
. . Jackson
Meridian
. Meridian
. Grenada
Hattiesburg
New Albany
Louisville
AND ADMINISTRATION
DEAN OF FACULTY
James Sharbrough Ferguson
DEAN OF STUDENTS
James Edward McCracken
DEAN OF WOMEN
Mildred Lillian Morehead
REGISTRAR
Paul Douglas Hardin
BUSINESS MANAGER DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
James W. Wood James J. Livesay
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THE
HOLMES AMBROSE
Associate Professor of Music; Director of the Mill-
saps Singers; B.M., M.M., University of Nebraska
ROBERT E. ANDINC
Assistant Professor of Religion; A.B., Millsaps Col-
lege; B.D., Emory University
MRS. RUTH ANDREWS
Manager of the Bookstore
PEGGY BENNETT
Library; B.S., Mississippi State College for Women
ROBERT EDWARD BERGMARK
Associate Professor of Philosophy; A.B., Emory Uni-
versity; S.T.B. Advanced Graduate Work, Boston
University
MAGNOLIA COULLET
Associate Professor of Latin and German; A.B., Mill-
saps College; A.M., University of Pennsylvania;
Graduate Work, American Academy in Rome; Uni-
versity of Chicago
ELIZABETH CRAIG
Associate Professor of French; A.B., Banard College,
Columbia Universit>'; A.M., Columbia Uni\ersity;
Diplome De La Sorbonne, Ecole De Preparation
Des Professeurs De Francais A L' Etranger, Faculty
of Letters, University of Paris
MRS. HELEN DANIEL
Hostess, Burton and Galloway Halls
NEAL BOND FLEMING
Professor of Philosophy; A.B., B.D., Emory Uni-
versity; S.T.M., Ph.D., Boston University; Ford
Scholar, Harvard University
MRS. MARTHA GALTNEY
Secretary to Dean of Students
MARGUERITE WATKINS GOODMAN
Associate Professor of English; A.B., Agnes Scott
College; A.M., Tulane University
LANCE GOSS
Associate Professor of Speech; Director of the Mill-
saps Players; A.B., Millsaps College; A.M., North-
Western University; Special Study, The Manhattan
Theatre Colony
LUCY HANSARD
Secretary to the President
ROBERT RAYMOND HAYNES
Professor of Education; A.B., LL.B., University of
Tennessee; Vice Consul of the United States in
Scotland and England; A.M., Advanced Graduate
Work, George Peabody College
NELLIE KHAYAT HEDERI
Assistant Professor of French; A.B., Mississippi State
College for Women; A.M., Tulane University
NANCY BROGAN HOLLOW AY
Instructor of Secretarial Studies; A.B., Mississippi
State College for Women
FRANKLIN WARD JAMES
Professor of Chemistry; B.S., Mississippi College;
Ph.D., University of North Carolina
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FACULTY
FRANK MILLER LANEY, JR.
Associate Profosor of History; A.B., University of
Mississippi; A.M., Ph.D., University of Virginia
GRADY McWHINEY
Associate Professor of Hi.story; B.A., Centenary
College; M.A., Louisiana State University
GEORGE LAMAR MADDOX, JR.
Professor of Sociology; A.B., Millsaps College;
S.T.B., A.M., Boston University
ROSS HENDERSON MOORE
Professor of History; B.S.. M.S., Millsaps College;
A.M., University of Chicago; Ph.D., Duke I'ni-
versity
SHIRLEY PARKER
Associate Professor of English; B.A., Millsaps
College; M.A., Tulanc
JOSEPH BAILEY PRICE
Professor of Chemistry; B.S., Millsaps College;
M.S., University of Mi.ssissippi; Ph.D., Louisiana
State University
RICHARD R. PRIDDY
Professor of Geology; B.S., Ohio Northern Uni-
versity; A.M., Ph.D., Ohio State University
JAMES ROY PRINCE
Associate Professor of French; M.A., and Ph.D.,
University of North Carolina; A.B., Uni%-ersity of
South Carolina
THOMAS LEE REYNOLDS
Professor of Mathematics; B.S., Guilford College;
A.M., Ph.D., Uni\-ersity of Nortli Carolina
MRS. KATE ROBERTSON
Hostess, Sanders and Whitvvorth Halls
JEAN FRANCIS SAIN
Director of Physical Education for Women;
B.S.P.E., University of Mississippi
MRS. BETHANY C. SWEARINGEN
Librarian; A.B., Millsaps College; B.S. in Library
Science, University of North Carolina
MISS WARRENE WARRINGTON
Business Office Bookkeeper
MRS. CHARLES J. WATSON
Registered Nurse, Assistant to Campus Doctor
CHARLES J. WATSON
B.A., M.A., Colorado State College
MILTON CHRISTIAN WHITE
Professor of English; A.B., Birmingham-Southern
College; A.M., Harvard University: Ph.D.. Uni-
\ersity of Wisconsin
JAMES DAUSEY WROTEN, JR.
Professor of Religion; A.B., Millsaps College;
B.D., Southern Methodist Uni\'ersity; A.M.,
Ed.D., CoUuubia University
MRS. MARY B. STONE
Mrs. Mar\' B. Stone, Associate Professor of English, and for nian\ \ears
Dean of Women at Millsaps College, died on December 19, 1956.
Mrs. Stone was a graduate of Randolph-Macon Woman's College where she
received her Bachelor of .\rts degree. From Ceorge Peabod>' College in Nash-
ville, she recei\ed her Master of Arts degree in English in 192S. She came to
Millsaps College in 19ol as Dean of Women, and as a member of the Depart-
ment of English. She served as Dean at Millsaps initil 1952. After that date,
she devoted her full time to teaching.
Her students of many generations testify to her gracious manner, her
scholarship, and her s\nipathetic interest in their educational growth.
Her President says of her that she was "known and admired by students
and facult>' alike for her devotion to high principles, her strength of con\iction,
her intolerance of niediocrit>', her impatience with slothfulness, and her insist-
ence on excellence. Her refreshing frankness and her pointed observations on
any matter under consideration will be missed."
Mrs. stone was a person of wide learning and of keenh' intelligent mind.
Her genuineness won the lo\e of man\' and the respect of all. She was frank
and honest in expressing her opinions, and impatient of all imrealit> and pre-
tense. Her many friends found her unfailingly generous and lo\al. She was
a person of integrit}', and of great strength of will.
Knowing full well the precarious state of her health, she refused to husband
her waning strength. She was careless of tlie prospect of death, and chose io
li\e full)- and usefulK to the \er>' end. M ele\en o'clock on the final da\' of
recitations before the Christmas holida\s, she taught her last class. Before that
hour next da\' she was dead. Her bra\ e and independent spirit had dreaded
helplessness and dependence far more than death. I am sure it was as she
would ha\e wished it.
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JOHN MAGRUDER SULLIVAN
Dr. Sullivan's life spanned almost a century of service to God and the Church, not only
in local and statewide connections, but in its eciunenical sweep.
He was a charter member of the General Board of Lay Activities, and as a Conference
Lay Leader for a quarter of a century, an outstanding leader in all Methodism, in this area of
service.
He was a delegate to many of the larger assemblies of the Church, such as: General Con-
ferences, Jurisdictional Conferences and General Boards.
But he found his metier in Christian Education. He organized a class of Millsaps College
boys in connection with the Sunday School of Galloway Church early in the century.
He taught Chemistry and Geology as phases of God's Divine Revelation to man\- genera-
tions of college students, quoting to them our Lord's sa\'ing, "Ye shall know the truth and the
truth shall make you free," as proof that science and religion are equalh' facets of the great
body of Truth.
One of his old students says of him:
"Dr. Sullivan endeared himself to us because he took a personal interest in his students.
He shared his moral and spiritual inspirations with us. He inspired our confidence."
He was a great Christian and a great teacher.
CLASSES
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
SAM JONES President
GRAHAM HALES \'ice President
NANCY PEACOCK Secretary
ROBERT MINIS Treasurer
SENIOR CLASS
LARRY TYNES President
JOHN McEACHIN \'ice President
lUNE STELLWAGON . Secretary-Treasurer
CLASS OF '58
JIM WAITS President
TOiM FANNING Vice President
PEGGY PERRY Secretar\ -Treasurer
CLASS OF '59
JON ED WILLIAMS President
CLIFTON WARE \'ice President
CLARA SMITH .... Secretary-Treasurer
CLASS OF '60
GAYLE ERWIN President
JOHN SHARP GATEWOOD . \'ice President
BETTY BARTLING . . Secrctar\ -Treasurer
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SENIOR CLASS
DANNY ANDERSON Jacksdii
Clu'iiiistr\
Dean's List; Alplia Epsilon Delta. Alpha Phi Oiiuya; Purplr
and White, Band, Singers, Intraniurals; Lambda Chi Alplia.
GEORGE ARMSTRONG Coffeevillc
Bi()log>
Dean's List; .Singers, I'ootlKill: K;ipp;i .\li)h;L
MYNA BAIN Belzoiii
E^nglish
Purple and White, Singers, Baptist Stmlent liiion; l\app;i Delt;i
Epsilon; Chi Omega.
JIM BERRY Fifnti.s.s
Polilital Seienee
KoDthall, Basketball; "M" Club; lvapp;i Sigma.
JO ANNE ABERNATHY Schlater
Elementary Edueation
\\ esley, \\ omen's Christian Workers; \'ikings.
FRED ABRAHAM Vicksburg
Pohtieal Seienee
I'lirpli and Whiti — Business Manager. Student Executive
Boiird, Debate, Tennis. Intraniur;ds; Pi Kappa Alpha.
ELWYN ADDKISON LoiiisNiik-
Elenientiiry Education
President's List, Dean's List; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Bobashela,
Purph- and \\'hite; NLiiorette. Hoiuecoming Maid; Kapp;i Delta.
CAROLYN ALLEN Shaw
.Music
"\V/i(i'.s WIio in Americiin I'niversitie.s and Colleges;" Beetho-
ven Clul) — Vice President. Women's Council — Vice President.
Christian Council, Women's Christian N\'orkers — President;
\'ikings; Sigma Lambda.
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HARRY BLAIR Jackson
Chemistry
Kappa Alpha.
REBA JEAN BOACKLE Crystal Springs
Elementary Education
Christian Council — Treasurer; Catholic Club — President; Pan-
jiellenic Council; Beta Sigma Oniicron — Treasurer.
ALTON BOYD McComb
Psychology
Dean's List; "Wlw's Who in American U nioersities unci Cul-
legs;" Omicron Delta Kappa, International Relations Club; Pi
Kappa Delta — President; Psi Delta Chi — Vice President; Purple
and White Editor, Debate, Players, Intramurals; Lambda Chi
Alpha.
BETH BRANDON Meridian
English
Dean's List; Baptist Student Union — Vice President, Singers;
Kappa Delta.
SHH^LEY BROWN Belzoni
English
Chi Delta, Alpha Psi Omega — President, Majorette Club;
Players; Purple and White; Phi Mu.
KAY RUFKIN Mobile, Alabama
Spanish
Eta Sigma Phi, Majorette Club; Vikings.
BETH BUSBY Atlanta, Georgia
Elementary Education
Phi' Mu.
HELEN SUE CALLAHAN Jackson
English
Psi Delta Chi; Players, Wesley; Phi Mu.
JOHN HENRY CARNEY Crystal Springs
Histor\'
Oniicron Delta Kappa, Psi Delta Chi — Vice President; Kit Kat;
Purple and White Editor; Lambda Clii .\Ipha.
LODUSCA CATLEDGE Meridian
French
Kappa Delta.
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NANCY CKAWFOHD Laurel
Kiigli.sli
Clii Drlla; Purple ;m(l W hitc. Singers. I'layers. \\'islc\, Stsliis —
Associate Editor; Clii Omega.
HOSE C;UNN1NC;HAM Mcnipliis, Tcnn,
Englisli
Dean's List; "VV'/ki'.v W'Iui in Aiiiciiriiti L'liiici cities ami Col-
leges;" Sigma Lamlxia, Intirnational Relations Club — Secre-
lary. Pi Kappa Delta; Religion Department — Assistant. Debate
Club. Singers, Wesley — Secretary; Chi Omega.
ENOCH UANGERFIELD . . . Salt Lake Cit\. Utah
Cliemistr\
Dean's List; .Mplia l'',psilou Delta; B;in(l. Singers; L;uii1h1.i Clii
.\lplKl.
KAY DAVLS jack.son
Lloment;iry Ednc;ition
Dean's last; l\app;i Dell;i.
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CARL CAUSEY Liberty
Cluinistr)
hitr.Mimr.iK; K;i])ixi Sigma — \'ice President.
REYNOLDS CHENEY Jack.son
English
President's List. De;m"s List; "Wluis Who in American i'ni-
vcrsitics unci ColleficsT Oiiiicron Delt;i Kapini — President, In-
ti'rn;ition;d Hel;itions Club — \'ice President, Kit Kat — Secrc-
t;ir\ ; Christiiin Coimcil. C;mterbur\ Club — President. Stylus —
.•\ssistant Editor. Hob;ishchi. Intrannirals; Intcr-Fratcrnity Coun-
cil. Kappa Alpha — \'iee President.
PAT CHUNN Jack.son
Religion
DciUi's List; M.ijnrctte Club; Intranuu;ds, Rolxishela. Purple
;uid White. Band. Singers, \\ oman s Council — Secretary; Pan-
Ilillenic — \ ice President, Beta Sigma Omicron — President.
PAUL COMOLA Yazoo City
Economics
Kootliall; Kappa Sigma
.MILTON COOK Preston
Education
Norseman.
TED COTRELL Atlanta. Georuia
Ps\cholog\'
GEORGE A. DAY Vicksbuig
I'i Kappa Alpha.
KENNETH DEW Jackson
Economics
"M" Club; Pi Kappa Alpha.
BUDDY DODSON Haipen ille
Chcniistiy
Alpha Ep.silon Delta; Pi Kappa Alpha.
NENA DOIRON Greenwood
Elementary Education
Sigma Lambda; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Purple and White;
Bobashela — Associate Editor; Players; Singers; Psychology Club;
Wesley; Kappa Delta.
OSCAR DOVVDLE Greenville
History
Bobashela — As.sociate Editor; Players; Pi Kappa Alpha.
HARRY DOWLING Jackson
Chemistr\'
Dean's List; Theta Nu Sigma — President; Chemistry — Assist-
ant: Pi Kappa Alpha.
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ALLEN DOYLE Chicago, Illinois
Philosophy
Eta Sigma Phi; Intramurals, Singers; Ministerial League.
HETTY DYESS Laurel
Rehgious Education
Singers, Wesley, W.C.W.; \'ikings.
HARRISS EATON Port Gibson
Economies
.\lplia Plii Omega; Student Executi\e Board: Xorseiuen —
President.
JANIS EDGAR Jackson
Education
Band, Pla>ers, Singers, \\'estminstcr: Chi Omega.
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CAHOLYN COPT Kreale
Englisli
kapi)a Dilta Epsilon; Singers, Wt-slcs , W.C.W.; Beta Sigin.i
Omicron.
JAMES C;C)KD()\ Decatur
Cliumistiy
Al|)lia Epsilon Delta; Pi Kappa Aiiilia.
WILLIAM CULLEDGE (Ji>,stal Springs
ClHinis(r\
Football; Kappa Sigma.
GRAHAM HALES J;uks..i,
l's\ cliolog)
\\7i(i'.v V\7i() III Aineiiccin Universities mid (,'ii//c^cv; OMiieiun
Delta Kappa, Alplia Psi Omega, International Relations Club;
Favorite. Baptist Stndent Union, Cliristian Couneil — \'iee Pres-
ident; Student Exeeutive Board — \'iee President; Bobasliela —
Business M;mager; Inter-Fraternilx Couneil — President; Kappa
Alpha — President.
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\L\HY JO EDWARDS Sunflower
Elementar\- Edueation
K;ippa Delt;i Epsilon. Majorette Club; Singers. Pla\ irs, \\'esle\-;
Bet;i Signui Omieron.
LAGV FHALSER Littlo Rock. Arkansas
BiologN
.\lpl);i Epsilon Delt;i; Bobiishela; Purple and \\ liite; Pi Kappa
Alpha — Treasurer.
JEHRE GEE Jackson
Histor\
Dean's List; Kappa Delta Epsilon; International Kekitions Club;
Histor\' Department — .Assistant; Bobasliela, Purple and White,
Players, Singers; Panhellenie Couneil; Kai^i^a Delta.
WILD A GEORGE Fort Walton. Florida
English
K.ippa Delta.
LADY NELSON GILL Tunica
Elementarj' Edueation
Singers, Wesley.
JANE PICKERING CILLIS Hazelhinst
Elementary Edueation
Players, Singers: Chi Omega SororitN .
NEWT HARRISON New Alhain
Political Science
Alpha Plii Onu'ga — Vice President; Kappa Sigma — President.
FAY HARTHCOCK Eden
English
FREIDA HAYES Canton
English
CARA LLOYD HEMPHILL Jackson
English
Chi Delta; Singers, Intramurals; Beta Sigma Oniicron — \'ice
President,
BROOKS HUDSON Shubuta
Enghsh
Dean's List; Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges;
Oniicron Delta Kappa, Eta Sigma Phi, Alpha Phi Omega;
Purple and White, Wesley, Ministerial League, "M" Club;
Norsemen — President, Lambda Chi Alplia.
JIMMY HUDSON Morton
Cheniistrj
Dean's List; Kappa Sigma.
MRS. GOLDIE C. ILLK Florence
Elementary Education
Dean's List.
HUGH JOHNSTON, JR Vick.sbmg
Chemistry
Dean's List; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Alpha Phi Omega; Band,
Baptist Student Union, Student E.\ecuti\e Board. Sophomore
Class President, Favorite; Inter-Fraternit\' Council. Pi Kappa
Alpha — President.
SAM JONES, JR Jackson
Music
President's List, Dean's List; Who's Who in American Uni-
versities and Collcfics: Oniicron Delta Kappa — \'ice President,
Eta Sigma Phi, Kit Kat; Band — Director, Student Executive
Board — President, Master Major; Lambda Chi Alpha — Presi-
dent.
EUGENIA KELLY Forest
English
Dean's List; Wlio's Who in American Universities and Col-
leges; Sigma Lambda, Kappa Delta Epsilon, Chi Delt;i, Ma^
jorettc Club; Singers, W.C.W. — Treasurer, Women's Council —
President, Intramurals; X'ikings — President.
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11. W. McCAULEY Huleville
Malliiniatics
Band — \ itr I'rcsidcnt. SinmTs, W'cslcN .
jAMKS H. NkC.'OHMICK Jackson
Uclii;ioii
Oralis last, (lallnwa) Award; Tt'imis, Band, Siiiurrs; Lariilida
C'lii Alplia I'Vatcriiit).
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MAX McDANIEL Jackson
Psycliologx'
kit Kilt: i*s\ tlioloi^N Cliil). Tfiinis. Iiitiiiiiiiiials; kappa Alplia.
JOHN D. McEACHIN Grenada
Chemistry
Irian's List, I'rcsidcnl's List; Alplia Epsilon Delta; Senior Class
— Vice President, Intr;iimnals, Sinjjers; Iiilir-KniternitN' Conn-
eil, Pi Kajni;! .\lpli;i — \'ice President.
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PAUL KERN Hillsboro
English
Pi Kappa Delta; Singers, Ministerial League, Carter Oratory
Winner; Kappa Sigma.
JACK KING Kiplcy
Religion
Dean's List; Basketball. Ministerial League — Secretary, "M"
Club, Wesley.
MILLICENT KING Ackernian
English
De;ui's List; Intr;iiiuir;ds, W.C.W. — President, Y.W.C.A.. W est-
niinster F"ello\vsliip — Secretary. Christian Council — Treasurer;
Beta Sigma Oniicron — Secretary.
WALTER JEAN LA.MB O.xford
Elenientan. Education
Kappa Delta Epsilon — Secretary; Chri,stian Council, Singers,
W.C.W., Wesley, Y.W.C.A.— President. \\'onian's Council.
BETTY LANDFAIR Jackson
English
Dean's List; Players, Purple ;ind White; Phi Mu.
HENRY K LEE Jackson
Cheniistrv
^»JM
MARILYN McNeill Crystal Springs
Sociology
Band; Vikings.
GWENDOLYN McRANEY Lumberton
Englisli
Eta Sigma Phi; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Majorette CInli; Student
Executive Board, Singers; W.C.W.
CHARLES McREYNOLDS Columljus
Chemistry
Intramurals; Norsemen — President.
JUNE MARTIN Madison
Enghsh
Eta Sigma Phi, Kappa Delta Epsilon — Treasurer; Vikings.
JANIE MASHBURN Raymond
Elementary Edvication
Singers.
DANYE MILLER Wood\ille
Elementary Education
Majorette Club. Chi Delta; Vikings.
HAL MILLER Jackson
History
Dean's List; International Relations Chib; Intranuirals, Boba-
shela — Editor; Purple and White, Inter-Fraternity Council;
Pi Kappa Alpha — President.
SANDRA MILLER Greenwood
French — Spanish
Dean's List; Pi Delta Phi — President; Pm-ple and White; Boba-
shela, Westminster; Players, Singers; Kappa Alpha Rose; Chi
Omega.
NOEL MILLS Jackson
Chemistry
Alxjha Epsilon Delta; Newman Club; Kappa Alpha.
ROBERT MINIS Jackson
Economics
Dean's List; W/io's Who in American Universities and Col-
leges; Pi Kappa Delta — President; Omicron Delta Kappa; In-
ternational Relations Club; Student Executi\e Board — Treas-
urer, Debate Club — President, Intramurals. Favorite; Pi Kappa
.■Mpha — President.
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ILAll \IC:H0LAS Saiiih
llistOlN
Wfslcy.
BETH O'NEIL N'ickshurti
Elementary Ecliicatioii
I'iayrrs, \\<sl,\ . V.W.C.A.; Pi Kappa Alplia Cotton Ball (,)nri-ii.
LYNNK.'E PARKER Tupelo
Elementary Education
\\'esle\'. Singers; Ka|ipa Oclta.
HOB PATTERSON Jackson
I listors
International Helations Club; Band, Intramund.s; Lambda Chi
Alpha.
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EDWIN MIZE Jackson
Clu-iiiistr\
Intranmrals; kappa Si^ma.
ANNPZTTE MOHAN Yazoo CAW
Tlieta .\u Sigma.
TERRY MOORE Indianola
Geolog\-
Baseball. Football. "M" Club; Kappa Sigma.
GAIL MOOREHEAD \'icksburg
Religion
.\lpha Psi Omega, Majorette Club: Pla\ers, Singers; \'ikings.
JOHN D. MORGAN Sunirall
Chemistry
.'\lpha Epsilon Delta — President; Bourgeouis Medal — .54. .5.5;
Omicron Delta Kappa; Donn Manager.
Y\'ONNE MOSS Tchula
Elementary Education
Kapp;i Delta Epsilon, .Majorette Cluli — President; Bobashela;
Purple and White, Intramurals, Singers, Players; Kappa Delta —
Secretarx .
V^l?*f
NANCY PEACOCK Kosciusko
Religion
Deitn's List; W/io'.S' Who in American Universities and Col-
leges; Sigma Lambda — President; Miss Millsaps, Student Execu-
tive I3oard — Secretary, Homecoming Maid, Woman's Council —
President, Y.W.C.A. — Vice President, Stylus, Purple and White;
Kappa Delta — Vice President.
NITA PERRY Memphis, Tenn.
English
Chi Delta, Singers, Bobashela; Kappa Delta.
JOHN C. PHILLEY Indianola
Geology
Dean's List; Geology Assistant, "M" Club, Intramural Council;
Pi Kappa Alpha — Treasurer.
LUCY PRICE Jackson
Mathematics
Theta Nu Sigma; Singers.
KATHLEEN PRIEST Woodville
Economics
JEANETTE PULLEN Kosciusko
Chemistry
Dean's List, President's List; Who's Who in American Universi-
ties and Colleges;" Sigma Lambda, Eta Sigma Phi — President,
Alpha Epsilon Delta — Historian. Majorette Club; Band, Pur-
ple and White, Intramurals; Kappa Delta.
HELEN REILLY Jackson
Biology
Dean's List; Theta Nu Sigma; Players. Singers, Lambda Chi
Alj^ha Crescent Girl: Chi Oniegii — Treasurer.
MARTINA RILEY Jackson
Philosophy
"Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges; Sigma
Lambda; Purple and White, Band, Players, Wesley — President,
Christian Council — Secretary, MSM State President; Kappa
Delta.
JEAN ROUSE Poplarville
Enghsh
Baptist Student Union — President; Chi Omega.
JANELLE RYDER Pascagoula
Religion
W.C.^^'., Weslev.
Poge 31
ALFRED STATHAM Jackson
Political Scienc'i'
W'lio'.s Willi ill Aineiicdii I'niver.sities niid Cnllegcs; Intcination-
al Hilatimis Club — Vice President; Pi Kappa Delta — President;
Et;i Simiia Phi; Oiiiicron Delta Kapp;i: Debate Club; Purple
and White; Student Executive Board; Kappa Simula.
JUNE STELIAVAGON \'eri)ua
Elenientar\ Edue;ition
Kappa Dtlta Epsilon — President; Sij;uui L;unbda; Majorette
Club — Secretary Lind Treasurer; Singers; Wesley; VA\'.C.A.;
Chi Oniega.
ED STEWART Jackson
Economics
Pi K;ippa Alpli;i.
RUSSEl.i. STON'AI.T Magnolia
English
Dean's List; Alpha l''|)silou Delt;i; Iutr;iuuM'als; Pi Kappa Alpha.
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TEX SAMPLE Brookhaven
Psycholog\'
Ouiicron Delta K;ippa; Kit Kat; Baseball; "M" Club; Band;
Singers, Minist<rial Le;igu( — President; Lambda Chi Alpha.
PEGGY SANFORD Jackson
\"oiee
Willi's Who ill American Vniiersitics and Collciicn; King Schol-
arship: Music Scholarship; Band; Singers — Secrct;iry — Tour;
llomecoiuing Queen; X'ikings — \'iee President.
LESLIE SHELTON Jackson
Cheunstr\
Intr;unurals; Singers — Tour; Kappa Alpha.
.\IITZI SHELTON Winona
Elementary Education
Players; Singers; V.W.C.A. — \'ice President. Phi Mu — Secre-
tary.
LAWRENCE SHEPHERD Colmnhia
Chemistr\'
Thet;i \u Sigma; Josie F"itzliugh Nlill.saps Scholarship; Physics
.Achievement .\\\ard; Band.
ALICE STARNES Utica
English
\\7i()'.s Wild in American Universities and CoUe^ics; Chi Delta —
Secretary and Treasurer; Nbijorettc Club; Intramurals; Purjile
and White; Phi\ers; V.W.C.A.; Sigma Lambda; Kappa Delta
Epsilon; Fa\orite; Panhellenic Council — President: Chi Omega.
FRED B. SMITH Pliiladolphia
Biology
LAVERNE SMITH Picayune
Philosophy
Football, Ministerial League — Piesideiit; Lambda Clii Alpha,
MARTHA ANN SMITH Jackson
ElementaiN' Edueation
Dean's List; Kappa Delta Epsilon — Viee President; Majorette
Club, Wesley, Singers; Beta Sigma Omicron.
ROBERT C. SMITH Jackson
Mathematics
Dean's List; Theta Nu Sigma; Intramurals; K;i]i]ia Alpha.
ROBERT L. SMITH Holly Springs
Music
Purple and White — Business Manager, Singers — Business Man-
ager, Student Executi\e Board; Pi Kappa Alpha — President.
BARBARA SWANN Jackson
Psychology
Dean's List; Sigma Lambda, Psi Delta Chi — President; Bob-
ashela. Purple and White, Prayers; Chi Omega.
JOHNNIE MARIE SWINDULL . . . Priciiard. Ala.
Sociology
.\lpha Psi Omega — Secretary and Treasurer: Players, Singers;
Viking.
ROSA TAYLOR Raymond
Elementary Education
Dean's List; Singers.
BARBARA ANN THOMAS Jackson
English
Singers, Players, Purple and ^^'hite. Bobashela; Kappa Delta.
DON TRIPLETT Forest
Economics
Phi Theta Kappa; Singers, Westminster; Lambda Chi Alpha.
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JAMKS WALTON Jackson
Gi^ology
CliciTk-idrr: Kappa Aljilia.
MEUKIMEN MckAY WATKINS Jackson
Political Science
Purple and White; Lambda Clii Alpha.
%
ROBERT WESLEY I'oiilaiAillc
Cheiiiistry
Alpha Epsildn Delia lliiudiary Fraternilv ; Lanihda Olii Mplia.
PATTY JEAN WHITE I'claluitcInC
Business Education
Singers; Wesley.
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FRANK TUCKER Jackson
jO ANNE TUCKER Jackson
Economics
Het;i Sigma Omicron — Treasurer.
LARRY TYNES \\V1)1)
M usic
Omicron Dcltii Kapp;i; Sigma Lambda; Alpha Psi Omega; Band
— Business Manager; Players; Singers.
ERNESTINE UNDERBILL .... Memphis. Tenn.
Elementar\' Education
V.\\'.C..\. — Nice President; Pla\ers; Singers; Women's Council;
Majorette Club; Panhellenic Council; Phi Mu — President.
MEHEARG \'OLZ Jackson
Ps\cholog\
Psi Delta ' Chi— Secretar\.
SUMMER WALTERS Jackson
English
Omicron Delta Kappa; Eta Sigma Phi — Vice President; Bob-
ashela; Stylu.s — Business Manager; Band; Ministerial League;
Players; Singers — Tour; Kappa Alpha — Treasurer.
df'^^jk
GLENN WIMBISH Sanford. Florida
Mathematics
Singers; Pi Kappa Alpha.
ROY WOLFE Meridan
Histiiry
Football; Intramurals.
MARTHA ANN WOLFORD Columbus
Sociology
Singers— Tour; Wesley; Y.W.C.A.; Players; Phi Mu.
MARILYN WOOD Tupelo
Elementary Education
Education Assistant; Bobashela; Singers; Players; Beauty; Favo-
rite; Kappa Alpha Rose; Panhellenic Council; Kappa Delta —
President.
RAYFORD WOODRICK Meridian
Religion
Football; Ministerial League — Secretary.
JUANITA WRIGHT Verona
ReUgion
Plii Gamma Nu; Vikings — Vice President.
MARK YERGER Jackson
Economics
Kappa Alpha.
HELEN YOUNG Tchula
Biology
^'ikings.
Poge 35
CLASS OF
AINSW OKTU, BOB Jackson
ALEXANDER, TED Jackson
ALSTON, ALEX Hollanda]e
ANDEKSOX, JOAN Woodvilk-
BALLARD, GREG Colunibus
BALLARD, THOMAS West Point
BAXTER, JOHN Marion
BLOUNT, DICK L Jackson
BOWER, JANICE Vicksburg
BOWIE, BARBARA ANN Holly Bluff
BRAATEN, KAISA Laurel
CALLOWAY, ALBERT Jackson
COLEMAN, ADEN Greenwood
COPELAND, CECIL Jackson
CORA. SPIRO Lexington
CUMBEST, DOLORES Pascagoula
DALTON, ALVA Corinth
DEASON, BETTY JO Vaughan
DEES. GEORGE Philadelphia
DILLARD, ANN Itta Bena
DRYSDALE, JOHN Hattiesburg
EAKIN, BETTY Thornton
ELLIOTT, SYLNIA Tylertown
K\ANS, BE\ERLY Brookluiven
i:\ERRITT, JAMES "SONNY" I'r.ntiss
EVERITT, VIRGINIA Indianola
EWING. MARGARET Cleveland
EWING, LUCY Jackson
FANNING, TOMMY Hickory
FLINT, ROSEMARY Jackson
FORD, JONAH Magnolia
Paae 36
1958
FOREMAN, ANNE Jackson
GAMMILL, STEWART, III Jackson
GIBBS, JO ANNE Tulsa, Okla.
GILL, MABEL Tunica
GILMER, DARBY Long Beach
GRAHAM, BILLY Macon
GRIFFIS, JIMMY Yazoo City
GRIFFITH, WILLIAM Jackson
GRISHAM, ROY Cleveland
GUIN, MARY Columbus
HAMBLIN, BEVERLY Jackson
HAMRICK, RAY Clinton
HARPOLE, CAROLYN Jackson
HARRIS, JEFF Corinth
HOLLADAY, CURTIS Newton
HOOD, JAMES Lambert
HORNE, BETTY Jackson
HUFFMAN, ROBERT Pelahatchie
HYMAN, LEA Jackson
JABOUR, FRED Rolling Fork
JEFFREY, BLYTHE Greenville
JETER, MARVIN West Point
JOHNSTON, DENNIS Shannon
JONES, HOWARD Jackson
JONES, SARAH Nashville, Tenn.
KING, EDDIE Vicksburg
KING, MARJORIE Grenada
LAY, DOUGLAS Jackson
LEE, YOUNG Pyong Yang, Korea
LEGGETT, THAD MagnoUa
LEHMANN, JANE Canton
LOWRY, KATIE Winona
Page 37
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CLASS OF
MaclJOXALlJ, BILL Cl.icago llfiglits. 111,
McCAHTV. JIM Jackson
NkCOHKLE, MAHGAKET Pickens
McMl'LLEX, SHIRLEY Decatur
\K \A1K, rOM Jackson
MILLKH, MAY Laurel
MITJLLLIOTOX, NINA Jackson
MONTGOMERY, MARY FRANCES Laurd
MONTGOMERY, RAY Canton
XALL, JOYCE Jackson
NASH, DOT Jackson
NATION, EDGAR Jackson
NAYLOR, TOMMY Jackson
NEWELL, JIMMY Meridian
ONEIL. JAMES Meridian
OSWALT, CHARLOTTE Ackerman
OWEN, BENNY Senatobia
PACE, HAHHELL Newton
PEPPER, DICK Jackson
PERRY, PEGGY Louin
POOLE, JAMES t;l,)stn
PRESLEY. LILLIAN Natciie?
RASOR. ELEANOR Ocean Springs
RATCLIFF, JEANETTE Vickshur«
UEID, BETTY ANNE Jackson
RHYMES, BILL Jack.son
ROBERTS, MARY NELL Onward
ROTEN, SHELBY JEAN Poplarvill.-
HLSH, JULIAN Meridian
Rl'SinXG, CLIFF Cleveland
SCOTT, KERMIT Leiand
SCREWS, RAY ||„llv Blull
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SHARP, JOHNNY Bolivar, Tenii.
SIMS, JAMES Rome, Ga.
SMITH, DON Decatur
SMITH. MARY RUTH Vicksburg
SOJOURNER, PARKER Crystal Springs
STANTON, SANDRA Leland
STONE, JOHN Jackson
TATUM, SIBYL , . Jackson
TAYLOR, JACK Chase, Kan.
THOMPSON, ROGER Kosciusko
TOMLINSON. SAM Jackson
TONKEL, KEITH Clermont, Fla.
TRAPP, BETTY GAIL Tupelo
TRAVIS, JANE Magnolia
TRULUCK, HAZEL Port Gibson
TULLOS. BOBBY Louisville
VANCE, CY Itta Bona
WADSWORTH, GLENDA Jackson
WAITS. JIM Hattiesburg
WALLACE. GATHA Independence
WALLACE, MYRNA FLO Coldwater
WARD, HERBERT Jackson
WARREN, PATRICIA Prentiss
WELCH, CHARLENE Jackson
WHITAKER, CLYDE Batesville
WILKINS, WILLETT Yazoo Citv
WILLETS, THOMAS Clinton
WILLIAMS, EDDIE Belzoni
WILLIAMS, PAUL Brookhaven
WIMBERLY, JOHN Jackson
WIXON, EDNA Crugar
YOUNG, SUSAN Greenwood
Page 39
2^ ijy
Kj J^i f\ o
Vll
^f^£.^
CLASS OF
ABXEY. BOB B;.v Springs
ADAMS, DOT ' Jackson
ADCOCK, JEANIXE Jackson
ALLEX, CAHOLYN Magnolia
ALLEX, I'HAXK Jackson
AHMSTHOXG, lOE B Cofeevillc
BALCOHD. BILL Jackson
BARKSDALE. I'AXSY Jackson
BAHXES, IlELEX D Jackson
BAHIXEAU, DICK lackson
BAYLISS. SAHAII HulevilU-
BEASLEY. BILL Jackson
BECKES. JILIA AXNE Jackson
BELK. FRED Hollv Springs
BLACK, ROXALD Morton
BLACK, SARA JAXICE Jackson
BOYETT, DANID Pensacola, Fla.
BRADLEY, PATTI Memphis, Ttnn.
BRELAXD, GWIX Greenville
liHEXKE, lOAXX Jackson
BREWER. CHARLES Waynesboro
BROOKS. ANNE Jackson
BROUX. CAROL lackson
BRYAX, ERAXCES West Point
BERBETTE. GEXE Jackson
BYRD, BARBARA Jackson
RYRD, BETIIAXY Jackson
C:AM1'BELL. JAXE Jackson
CAMPBELL, DOUG Bolton
CARLSOX, DA\ID Liunberton
CARRITII, LIXDA McConiB
CARTER, WTL'IOX Pa.scagonla
CASEY. DOROlin West Point
CAVETT, W()()i:)S Jackson
CAUSEY. LACY Magnolia
CLARK. ELIZABETH Monnt Olive
CLE\ELAXD. BETTY JANE . Jackso.i
COLLINS, KRAXK Learned
COLLl'MS, KAY Tupelo
COXERLY. BRIXSOX Jackson
COOK. ELI/.ABETI I Jackson
COW AR I , JOSEPH Luccdale
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1959
CULLEY, DUDLEY Jnckson
DAMARE, ANN Jackson
DEMENT, SALLIE ANNE Meridian
DIXON, ELLEN Vaiighan
DORIZAS, COLLIOPE Jackson
DORNBUSCH, JANE Vicksbuig
DOWLING, FRED Jackson
EPTING, FRANZ Forest
ESPANA, JOSE Santa Ana, El Salvador
FARMER. LEO McComb
FARRAR, KAY Jackson
FERGUSON, CHARLES Jackson
FINCHER, TERRY Greenwood
FORD, BETTY BELL Taylorsville
FOSTER, ANN Jackson
FORTENBERRY, LLOYD Columbia
FURR, FRANCES Jackson
GADDY, CAROLYN Flora
GARST, LYNETTE Greenwood
GARRISON, BETTY Jackson
GEBHART, GAYLE Meridian
GTLLIS. HELEN Fayette
GRAY, JULIA Jackson
GREENER. NICK Jackson
GRIMES, MARLIN Greenwood
HALBERT. GLORIA Caledonia
HALBERT. INGE MOBLEY Caledonia
HALL. RUTH ANN Capleville, Tenn.
HARDIN, BILL Jackson
HARDER. DON Jackson
HATHORN. STAN Louisville
HAYES, HELEN Canton
HINDS. JOE Vicksburg
HODGE ARTHUR WILEY Lansing. Michigan
HOUSTON, R. M Philadelphia
HUDDLESTON. DOT Jackson
INGRAM. JAMES Jackson
TACK. HOPE CAROLE Laurel
lEANES. WILLIAM Jackson
JOHNSON, BILL Jackson
KERR, BILLY Greenwood
LAMBERT, JOE Natchez
LAMPTON, T. D Tylertown
LAND, RUTH Jackson
LANCE, J. B Jackson
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CLASS OF
LAHCIIE. BECKY Jackson
LAWRENCE. PAT Sumner
LISLE. DON Greenwood
LITTLETON, HENRIETTA Iverness
LONG. J. H HazeUuirst
LOHD, LEWIS Natchez
LON'ETT, BUDDY Morton
NkDOL'GAL. BARBARA Winona
.McINTOSH, ELISE Collins
.\kINTYRE, E. S Jackson
.\kIN\ALE, JANE Laurel
McKELL. BILL Jackson
NkLEOD, ANN Jackson
NkyiEEN, JAMES Natchez
MADOLE, WINONA Greendwood
MANNING, PAL.MER Jackson
MILLER. BETTY Jackson
MILLER. J. H Jackson
.MILLER, SCOTT Jackson
MIZELLE, JERRY Natchez
\l()\t;KlEK. BAILEY Brookhaven
MOSBY. BILL Meridian
Ml LLINS, BILL .Macon
ML N.SON. LYNDA Mendenhall
MURPHREE, F. A Shannon
NEY.MAN, NANCY Greenville
NOBLE. LINDA Jackson
NOBLLN, WILL Jackson
OBRIEN. JIM Jackson
PARKS. KENNETH Sledge
PlIYFER. J. A. Jackson
PIPER. GAY Macon
I'LEASANTS, MARY FRANCES Macon
POOL, lACK Natchez
PORIEH. ANN Fayette
PORTER, JOE Jackson
POITER. JOHN Jack-son
POTTS. BOBBIE JEAN Olive Branch
PRICE, MARY CHARLES Jackson
HAINEY. BILLY Macon
HATCLIFF. S.MILEY laekson
HEKO. NANCY laekson
BOBBINS. P.\TTY JEAN Jackson
ROBERTS. SAM Lihe^t^
ROBINSON. STIART Jaek.son
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1959
RUSH, JAMES Lake
SCARBROUGH, BRYAN Vardaman
SCOTT. SAM Sledge
SCOTT, WAYNE Jackson
SHAPLEY, ETHYL Dallas, Tex.
SHERROD, MARY Jackson
SLEDGE, HOMER Cleveland
SMITH, CLARA Natchez
SMITH, JAMES Gloster
SMITH, MARILYN Jackson
SMITH, PERRIN Jackson
SMITH, SUANNA El Dorado, Ark.
SMOTHERS, GENE Jackson
STANFORD, MARVIN Jackson
STARNES, LILLIAN Utica
STEPHENSON, ROBERT Crystal Springs
STOKER, SHIRLEY Grenada
SWARTZFAGER, RAYMOND Laurel
TAYLOR, ANNIE Ocean Springs
THOMAS, JOHN ED , Woodville
THORNE, HELEN Hollv Springs
TIDWELL, HUGH Jackson
TISDALE, OPHELIA Jackson
TOLER, JOE Jackson
TULL, BILL Jackson
WALKER, BILLY Jackson
WALKER, LAURENE Greenwood
WALLACE, RAIFORD Independence
WALTERS, PAUL Jackson
WARE, CLIFTON Jackson
WATSON, CAROLINE Jackson
WEBB, BETTY Jackson
WEEDY, JAMES Magnolia
WEEMS, BOB Jackson
WELSH, TOM Vicksburg
WHALEY, EDDIE Tupelo
WHEELESS, SUSAN Jackson
WILLIAMS, DON Bogalusa, La.
WILLIAMS, JON ED McComb
WILLOUGHBY, RONALD Columbia
WINSTEAD, HENRY Burns
WOODWARD, SUE Louisville
WOODRUFF, JANE Jackson
WYNN, PAT Goodman
YOUNGER, BEN Winona
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CLASS OF
^ ^ € Q C'
ABK Al I AM. ROBERT \'icksburg
ALLEN. Rl'BV JEWEL Grenada
ALLEN. SHERRILL Jackson
ALLREO. CECIL liazeUuirst
ALDRIDCE. NL\RY EAYE Greinwood
ANDERSON. LINDA New Albany
ARBOGAST. BEVERLY Cleveland
ARMSTRONG. RALPH Coffeevilk-
Al'RBAKKEN, ELSE MARIE Hartford, Conn.
AYEHS. KAY Biloxi
BARINEAU, NANCY Jackson
BARTLING, BETTY Jackson
BATES, MARILYN Jackson
BEENEBS. JEANETTE Union
BETIIUNE, LEE Jackson
BINEOHD, TOM Meridian
BOOKIIAHT, VmC:iNIA ALICE Jackson
liOSW ELL. BILL Cleveland
BOYD, NANCY Jackson
BHACKETT. CHARLES Jackson
BRADFORD. DOLLY PACE Jackson
B HEWER, DAN ICE Greenwood
BUOCATO. MAHCIA ANN Jackson
liBOCK. GARDNER Jackson
BROW N. CAROLYN Bate.svillc
BHINSON, MALESE Meridian
BIBKE, ANN Jackson
BlUklTT. CHARLOriE Memphis
BL KNETTE, BOB Bay Springs
BL RNETTE, JOE Bay Springs
BUTLER. EDWIN M., IB Natchez
BUTLER. THOMAS A. Luniberton
CAMPBELL. JUDY \\'est Point
CAHCiILL, DOT Jackson
CARLSON. C.-VTHY Luniberton
CAHRAWAY. WALLACE Bassfield
CARRUTH, EDWIN R McConib
CATER. SUE \\'est Point
CAl'Cai.MAN. .MABY CAROL Laurel
CLARK, \TC Jackson
CLOUD. ANN Vick.sburg
C;OLE. CELIA Pace
COLE. HUNTER Laurel
Poge 44
u^m
1960
COMBS, SARAH Inverness
COOKE, STAN Jackson
COSTAS, PETER Jackson
COULTER, LILLIAN West Monroe, La.
COX, MARY GRACE Ripley
CREWS, JANICE Jackson
DACUS, PATRICIA Memphis, Tcnn.
DAVIS, ALBERT Jackson
DAY, JAMES Collins
DEHART, ANNE E Taylorsvillc
DETERLY. DAVID Natchez
DEWEESE, NONA Philadelphia
DRIBBEX, BETTY Greenwood
EDWARDS, CAROLYN Banner
EDWARDS, GAIL Lyon
ELLIS, JANE Florence
ERWIN, GAYLE Greenwood
ETHERIDGE, SHIRLEY Crosby
FELKER, HENRY Columbia
FELSHER, MYRA Beaumont, Texas
FINLEY, JIM Finley, Tenn.
h'ORTEN BERRY, JAMES Columbia
FRAZIER, JOAN Louisville
FROST, EDWIN Memphis, Tenn.
FROST, GRACE Natchez
FULLER, WILLIAM Jackson
FURNESS, BETTY Raymond
GAMMILL, SAM Jackson
GATEWOOD, JOHN SHARP Mt. Olive
GIFFIN, JACKIE Louisville
GILLILAND, PAT Jackson
GODBOLD, EVELYN Grenada
GOODWIN, JO ANN Taylorsvillc
GRIFFIN, DOT Jackson
HALE, ANN Sanatorium
HARLAN, REGINA Jackson
HARTLEY, MARY Pascagoula
HARWELL, GWEN New Albany
HATCHELL, BUDDY Columbia
HEMPHILL, LYDIA SUE Gore Springs
HERNDON, JAMES E Pascagoula
HENSLEY, BARBARA Natchez
HENSON, CHARLES Meridian
HILTON, CHARLES Jackson
HINDS, BATES Tupelo
HOLLOMAN, CARSON Batesville
HORLOCK, WILLIAM Philadelphia
HOWARD, MARTIN Baldwyn
HUDSON, BARBARA Batesville
HUGGINS, SANDRA Waynesboro
HUMPHRIES, JAMES L Jackson
HURST, FLORA Jackson
IVY, BOBBIE JEAN Jackson
JENKINS, CAROL JO Prairie Point
JENNINGS, CHARLES Kosciusko
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CLASS OF
lOIINSON, cniAHLES Nc-w Allwnv
lOIIXSON. ROBERT ROY Hilliard, Fla.
lOIIXSTOX, BRENT Jackson
lORDAX, JIMMV Laiiul
JIMFER, BE\'ERLY Bcm.it
KENNEY, JOHN Jackson
KLXTZ. ARTHUR Tupelo
LAMPKIX, JOHX Baldwin
LAMPKIX, WILLIAM Baldwin
1,A\\REXCE. DA\TI) Colnml.nv
LEWIS. DAWN Itta Etna
LEW IS. DOX Drew
LIXCLE. MAHIELLA Crystal Springs
L()C:KEV. CAROL Jackson
LOTT. MARY CYLNN Kilmichael
LONE. KI.MBLE Itta Bena
LLCKETT, MARY SEMMES Jackson
LlXDQl-'IST. JEAXETTE Jackson
LYTLE. SHIRLEY Brooklyn en
.\L\RTIX. BILL Philadelphia
MATHENY, NANCY Fayette
MAY. CAROLYN Jackson
MERRELL, MARGARET ANN Jackson
.MILWEE, RICHARD Fort Worth, Te.xas
MILHEARX. JOHX Natchez
McCARLIE. XAXCY Las \egas, Nevada
McCOOL. EDWTXA Greenwood
McDADE. ELMA JAXE Jackson
McGILL. MARY TATE Riplev
McKELLER. WALTER Meridian
McKXIGHT, BILL Jack.son
McXAIR. D.WID Jackson
McSHAXE. EDXA Greenwood
OAKS. JAMES Tishomingo
OLDHA.M. BETTY Jackson
OLMSTEAD, PAM Greenwood
I'AIXE, CAHOLYX Jackson
PAHADIS. HOSE .\L\RIE Richmond, \'a.
PARKER, LARRY Jackson
PA TERSOX. DOX Leland
PENNINGTON. 1. CAROL Colunihia
PERRY, VIRGIXiA Memphis, Tenn.
PILLOW, Ll'CILE Greenwood
PRESCOTT, NELDA Kenner, La.
PHIXCE, KEXT Newton
KAGSDALE, NL\RY RUSSELL Mcmpliis. Tenn.
UATLIFF, JACK Jackson
RAY, BOBB'i Jackson
READ. ROBERT Panldinu
HKDHEAD, XOHDV Centrevill.-
REED, .\IA TTELYX Eupora
HEEN'ES, MARTIX Jackson
HEID, MARY LYNELL Lexington
RISHER. WILLIAM Jacks.m
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HODGERS, GLORIA Jackson
RUDY, KIERAN Jackson
RUEFF, CHARLES McComli
RUSH, JOHN Lakr
RUSSELL, GERALD Jackson
SANDERS, SUE Colnnil)ia
SANDERSON, WILMA Laurel
SEMMES, MARY FRANCES Meridian
SHEAFFER, KATHRYN Tupelo
SHARP, MARLA JO New Hebron
TUCKER, JO ANNE Jackson
SHELTON, ERNEST Jackson
SHERMAN. WAYNE Vicksburg
SHERROD, ROBERT Jackson
SHIPP. DOROTHY Natchez
SMITH, BESSIE Inverness
SMITH, ROGER Satartia
SMITH, RUSSELL Jackson
SPRADLING, KAY Burlington. Wis.
SPELL. SUE Georgetown
SPRINGER, MIKE Jackson
STOCKS, PETER Jackson
STONE, MARLER Jackson
STRICKLAND, ROSE Rolling Fork
STRINGER, MARY LOU Taylorsville
STRONG, DAVID Crosbv
TAYLOR, REBECCA Starkvill'e
THOMPSON, ALETHA Jackson
TODD, GWEN Laurel
TOMLIN, DURAND Vicksburg
TRIPLETT. OLIVER Forest
TUCKER. ALDINE Magnolia
TURNER, REBECCA ANN Houlka
WALKER, ALLAN Jackson
WALKER, VIRGINIA McComb
WARD, RONNY Louisville
WARE, CHARLES Jackson
WATSON, SANDRA Columbia
WAY, LAVENIA Georgetown
WEAVER, DAVID Ackernian
WEAVER, LEON Natchez
WEEMS, LINDA Laurel
WENGER, FAYE Grenada
WESLEY, HILDA Columbia
WHITE. MARY ALICE Jackson
WARREN, WILKINS Hollv Springs
WILLIAMS, SYLVIA Tupelo
WILLIAMSON, DON Meridian
WILSON, MISSY Columbia
WOODALL, MARGARET Coffeeville
WRIGHT, CHARLES Centerville
YARBROUGH, MARGARET Indianola
YOUNG, EILEEN Tchula
YOUNG, PAUL Tupelo
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THE ACTIVITIES
PUBLICATIONS
DRAMATICS
MUSIC
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STUDENT EXECUTIVE BOARD
OFFICERS
SAM JONES President
GRAHAM HALES N'ice President
NANCY PEACOCK JONES Secretary
UOBERT MIMS Treasurer
Mims, Jones, Jones, Holes.
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SEATED: Montgomery, Lane, McLeod, Duperier, Jones, Sharp, Piper, Sojourner, Dribben, Stornes
Mullins, McRoney, Sylvester, Sfathom.
MEMBERS
GAY PIPER Phi Mu
jEANETTE SYLVESTER Vikings
BETTY DRIBBEN Kappa Delta
LILLIAN STARNES Chi Omega
MARGARET McCORKLE .... Beta Sigma Omicron
CAROL LANE Founder.s. Park House
GWEN McRANEY Whitworth. Sanders
RAY WESSON Burton, Woolard
JAMES HOOD Galloway, Adelle
JOHNNY SHARP Married Students, N-Z
HUGH JOHNSTON Pi Kappa Alpha
DALE BEARD Married Students. A-M
ALLEN JONES South Jackson
PARKER SOJOURNER Lambda Chi Alpha
BILLY MULLINS Kappa Alpha
ALFRED STATHAM Kappa Sigma
ANN McLEOD West Jackson
HARRIS EATON Norsemen
RAY MONTGOMERY Commuters
DUBBIE DUPERIOR North Jackson
The United Nations has its Assembly .
And Millsaps has its S. E. B.
The President has his Cabinet .
The Student Executive Board of Millsaps College is
the student governing body. 1957 marks the advent of a
new representation system for S. E. B. The four officers
of S. E. B. were elected by the student body. Each social
organization, dormitory, and independent group has a
representative on S. E. B.
With its representati\e membership, the S. E. B. con-
trols all matters which are delegated to the student bod\
by the administration, and sets the policy for all student
body activities in order that they mav be conducted for
the best interests of the student body as a whole, and to
the credit of the college.
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OFFICERS
EUGENIA KELLY
President
CAROLYN ALLEN
Vice President
FAT CHUNN
Secretary
i-:d\a wixon
Treasurer
SEATED: Pot;s, Wixon, Kelly, Chunn, Allen, Edwards
Mclheny, Lamb, Underhill, Trapp.
STANDING: Li'lleton, Etheridge, Jones, Ayers,
WOMEN'S COUNCIL
Tlie Millsaps Women's Council governs the conduct of the co-eds. The
L^ouncil makes and enforces the rules. Its membership is composed of repre-
^entati\ es from each of the sororities and the monitors of each of the dormitories.
STYLUS
STYLL^S is the literary publication of Millsaps College. It is published
bi-annuall\', and contains the poems, short-stories, and essays of the students.
The selections appearing in the STYLUS are selected b\ the staff.
SEATED: Parker, Stone, Crawford, Walters, MoreSeod . . . STANDING: White, Hardin.
IOHn stone
Editor
NANCY CRAWFORD
SUMMER WALTERS
Associate Editor
MISS MOREHEAD
MISS PARKER
DR. WHITE
PROF. HARDIN
FacultN- ,\d\isors
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FIRST ROW: Cunningham, Pullen, Peacock, Kelly, Allen, Santord, Riley, Starnes. . . SECOND ROW: Hales, Jones, Mims, Cheney, Boyd, Hudson, Stone, Stothir
WHO'S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
Each year, the faculty picks members of the student
body for membership into "Who's Who Among Students
In American Universities and Colleges." These students
are picked on the basis of their outstanding contributions
and achievements in all phases of student activities.
These students represent Millsaps in the national "Who's
Who" directory.
Carolyn Allen
Alton Boyd
Reynolds Cheney
Rose Cunningham
Graham Hales
Brooks Hudson
MEMBERS
Sam Jones Martina Riley
Nancy Peacock Jones Alice Starnes
Eugenia Kelh' Alfred Statham
Robert Mims John Stone
Jeanette Pullen Peggy Sanford
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Othello
The Browning Version
THE MiLLSAPS PLAYERS
'Ihc Fla\i'is, Millsaps Dramatic uroup, lias bocoiiio
OIK' of tlie nation's outstanding college drainatic groups.
Lance Goss, The Pia\ers consistently pro-
Headed b\'
duce first rate p]a>s, and hrint
puhlicit\ to tlie collegi'.
favorable attention and
Tliis \ear, The Pla\i'rs produced Shakespeare's
OTHELLO. Rogers and' Ilanimerstein's SOUTH F.\-
CIFIC:. and Turner Cassit>'s THE LWEirfED YE.-XH.
Tlie Players, in conjunction witii Alpha Psi Omega, pro-
duce the Players Workshop which consists of three one
act pla>s directed b)- members of the student Ixxh . The
highlight of the 1956-57 season was the production of
SOUTH P.\CIFIC, With ouh three weeks to rehearse.
The Pla\ers were able to stage SOUTH P.\CIFIC, and
break all prexious Pla\' attendance records.
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OFFICERS
SHIRLEY BROWN
President
15YRD IIILLMAN
Vice President
JOHNNIE SWINDULL
Secretary
SEATED: Willoughby, Swindull, Tonkel, Holl, Brown, Braaten, King . . , STANDING; Franks, Blount, Boyd.
ALPHA PSI OMEGA
Alpha Psi Omega is a National Honorary Fraternity
recognizing ability, perserverance, and participation in
all fields of Dramatics. This includes stage crew, make-
up, lights, publicity, costumes, and acting.
Working hanil in hand with Lance Goss and The
Millsaps Players, Alpha Psi Omega presents three plays
annually and sponsors the student directed One Act Play
Tournament.
How to Propose
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EDITORIAL STAFF
OSCAR DOW'DLE Associate Ed
XENA DOIHO.X \ssociate Ed
lULIA.X RUSH Class Ed
LILLIAN STARNES Assistant Class Ed
PEGGY PERRY \cti\ities Ed
ELWYX ADDKIXSOX Features Ed
EDDIE WILLIAMS Sports Ed
BILLY KERR Photograpln Ed
LACY FRAISER \rt Ed
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Staff Members
WILLIAM jEANES
lEANETTE RATCLIFF
DOT HUDDLESTON
SUSAN YOUXG
MATTELYN REED
SANDRA MILLER
LAURENE WALKER
Photographers
BILLY KERR
NITA PERRY
LACY FRAISER
ALTON BOYD
THE 1957
Cira\' hairs, rexisetl la\outs, trips to .\lai)ania, and
hard work on tlic part of the staff is what produced the
1957 Bohasliela. Pegg\' Perr>' and her notebook, and
Billy Kerr and his camera were familiar sights around
the cam]ius. jnlian Rush and Ins nexcr ending Senior
writeups, and Eddie \\'illiams and his cop\ were familiar
sights in the office. An office covered with copy paper,
cigarettes, and coffee cups was our working area. This
is the editorial stor\' of The 1957 Bobashela.
THE 1957 EDITORIAL STAFF
Addkison, Young, N. Perry, Stornes, Williams, Dowdle, Frasier, H, Miller, Jeanes, Doiron,
Rush, Huddleston, P. Perry, Ratcliff, Reed, S. Miller.
THE EDITORS
FRONT ROW: Perry, Dowdle, Doiron
ROW: Kerr, Williams, Rush.
SECOND
BUSINESS STAFF
BILLY GRAHAM Achertising Manauer
BILLY MULLENS Individual Pictures Editor
LARRY PARKER Fraternitv Pictures Mauagei
MARILYN WOOD Sororit\' Pictures Mauager
CLYDE WHITAKER . Meu's Dormitorv Pictures Manager
BARBARA THOMAS . Girls' Dormitory Pictures Manager
Staff:
BILL McKELL [EANETTE LUNDQUIST
|OE BURNETTE COLLEEN THOVIPSON
CAROLYN HARPOLE JANYCE CREWS
BETTY GAIL TRAPP SARAH lONES
NANCY REED ROBERT ABRAHAM
BETTY DRIBBEN
BOBASHELA
GRAHAM HALES, JR.
Business Manager
The Business Staff began the year h\ setting a new record for the number
of student pictures taken. The year was higlihghed by Graliam Hales' excellent
job of obtaining operating funds from the S. E. B., and tlie record smashing
sales of ads bv the alert business staff.
THE 1957 BUSINESS STAFF
SEATED: Graham, Hales, Mullins . . . STANDING: Reed, Dribben, Sheaffer, McKell, Parker,
Jones, Lundquist, Thomas.
SALESMEN
McKell, Mullins, Hales, Parker, Graham,
ALTON BOYD
Editor
SEATED: Grishom, Boyd, S. Miller, Bayliss, Gammill, Bower . . . STANDING: Hudson, Bookhort,
Patterson, Jeones, Byrd, Shopley, Bates, B. Miller, Luckett, Coker, Statham.
Tlie Piiiplf and White is the offieial student Newspaper. Participation is
on a \ohintar\' basis, and the Pnrple and W'liite serves as a laboratory' and a
means of gaining \alnalile experience for those interested in all phases of journal-
ism. Alton Boyd and Bobb\' Smith directed the acti\ities of The Purple and
White for the Spring semester of 1956, and the Fall semester of 1956-57.
THE PURPLE
BOBBY SMITH
Business Manager
THE 1957 BUSINESS STAFF
SEATED: Blount, Smith, Causey . . . STANDING: Porter, Cook, Fraiser, Wheeless.
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STEWART GAMMILL, III
Editor
SEATED: B. Miller, Gammill, Nail . . . STANDING: Bower, Shapley, Young, Lord, Jeones,
Causey, Reed, Miller S., Bates, Bookhart.
THE 1957 EDITORIAL STAFF
AND WHITE
Stewart Gammill, III, and Dick Blount were selected to head The Purple
and White for the Spring semester of 1957, and the Fall semester of 1957-58.
The Purple and White covered campus, local, and national news. The Spring
semester was highlighted by increased student interest and participation on
the Purple and White.
DICK BLOUNT
Business Manager
SEATED: Blount, Hardin
Bradley.
THE 1956 BUSINESS STAFF
STANDING: Jennings, Adcock, Finley, Ewing, Noblin, Johnston,
THE MILLSAPS SINGERS
TOUR CHOIR MEMBERS
JcaiiiiK' Adcock
Dannie Anderson
Joan Anderson
M\na I5ain
John Baxter
Nancy Boyd
Cwin l^reland
Malesi' Brnnson
I5etlian\ Bxid
Klizaheth Ann Clark
Brinson Conerly
Kiioch Dangerfield
Sallie Ann Dement
Ellen Dixon
Mar\ jo Kdwards
Marnaret Kwiny
Ann Foster
Bett\' Garrison
E\elyii C.odliold
Cara IJovd Hemphill
Blythe Jeffrey
Eugenia KelK'
I'aiil Kern
Eddie King
Bill Eampkin
Young Lee
Albert Lovett
Jeanette Lundquist
James McCormick
Margaret Ann Merrelj
Sandra Miller
I'dnia lane McDade
Bettv Miller
Billy Mullins
Joyce Nail
Be'ttye Oldham
James Oaki's
Carolyn Paini'
Gay Piper
John Potter
Luc\' Price
Marv Charles Priei
Billy Rainey
Jeanette Ratcliff
Nancy Rogers
Julian Rush
Peggy Sanh)rd
\\'a\ ne Siierman
Robert L. Smith
Marler Stone
Mar\- IjOu Stringer
lohnnie Sullivan
lohunie Marie SwinduU
Colleen Thompson
Betty Gail Trapp
Don Triplett
Bobb>- Tullos
Clifton \\'are
Tom Willets
Jon Ed Williams
Ronald Willoughby
Gleeu Wimbish
Margaret Yarbrough
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HOLMES AMBROSE
Director
MADRIGAL SINGERS
The Millsaps Singers, directed by Holmes Ambrose, is the organization for
(hose students interested in and proficient in singing. On Campus, The Singers
provide the music for chapel period, and entertain the community with concerts.
The Singers serve as the travelling public relations department for the
College. Each year the Singers take their annual tour, and are heard, seen,
and enjoyed by more people than any other campus organization. The tour
net only provides the College with favorable publicity, but also serves as a
reward for the students.
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MILLSAPS BAND
The Millsaps Band, under the direction of Sam Jones,
turnislied the student body with excellent musical enter-
tainment throuiihoiit the school year. PerFormin<j; at all
home f(!othall games, the band boosted our school spirit,
and provided entertaining half-time programs. Events
looked forward to. and enjoyed by the college are the an-
nual Christmas and Mid-Season Concerts given b\ tlu'
band.
The rapid growth and success of the band is due mainly
to tlu' imtiring efforts and musical talents of Sam Jones.
During the \ ear. .Millsaps ac(juired the services of a full
time band director. Mr. Fred I'urser, and in the vears to
come this organization should continue to grow and furnish
excellent entertainment for the college communit\'.
SAM JONES, JR.
Director
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Martina Riley
John Stone
Betty Diibben
Edgar Nation
Tom Willetts
Patty Moran
Buddy Lovett
Bill Balgord
jVIary Grace Cox
Mary Carol Caughnian
OFFICERS
LARRY TYNES
Business Manager
R. W. VIcCARLEY
Librarian
TEX SAMPLE
Properties
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Mariella Lingle
R. W. McCalley
Howard Jones
Jimmy Jordan
Don Dickerson
Eugene Mabry
Oliver Triplett
Rayford Woodrick
Jimmy Humphries
Bob Patterson
Franz Epting
Peggy Sanford
Rose Marie Paradis
Bessie Smith
David Boyett
Joe Lambert
Wayne Scott
Virginia Walker
Linda Anderson
Dannie Anderson
Terry Brown
Gardner Brock
Tex Sample
John Kenney
Hugh Tidwell
Larry Tynes
Lucile Pillow
Billv Fave Moore
OFFICERS
HOHERT MINIS
Fri'sick'iit
PAUL KERN
\'ice President
KEITH TONKEL
Secretarv -Treasurer
"^IRST ROW; Roll, Tonkel, Mims. Kern, Cunningham
Stathom, Causey, Moreton.
SECOND ROW: McWhiney, Finley, Drysdale, Boyd
DEBATE CLUB
The Debate Club is composed of students interested in forensics. This
group along with Pi Kappa Delta forms the Millsaps Debate Team.
WOMEN CHRISTIAN WORKERS
WCW is an organization primarily for those girls interested in \ocations of
a ri'ligious nature. W'CJW pro\ides a means for its members to participate :in
ser\ice projects on and off the campus.
SEATED: Casey, Wixon, King, Etheridge, Goodwin .
Ryder, Ayres, Goodbold, Roberts, Eal<in, Aurbakken.
STANDING: Allen, McMullon, Allen C, Kelly, Hall
OFFICERS
MILLICEXT KING
President
EDNA WIXON
\'ice President
\IRGINIA EVERITT
Secretary
DOROTHY CASEY
Treasurer
lO .\NN GOODWIN
Publicity
MRS. R. R. PRIDDY
A(h isor
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CABINET
WALTER JEAN LAMB
President
BETTY GAIL TRAPP
MITZI SHELTON
N'ice Presidents
iVIARTHA A. WOLFORD
Secretary
TENNIE UNDERHILL
Treasurer
BETH O'NEIL
K. SHAFFER
ELIZABETH COOK
ANN COKER
ETHYL CHAPLEY
BETTY EAKIN
Commission Chairmen
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SEATED: Sheoffer, Trapp, Lamb, Underhill, Wolford . . . STANDING: Eakin, Coker.
Y.W.C.A. CABINET
The YWCA is an organization committed to Cliristian beliets and high
standards. The "Y" meets l5i-moiithly and its commissions meet weekly. The
"T" sponsors the student handbook, and the annual Faculty Waiter Night.
MINISTERIAL LEAGUE
The Ministerial League is open to all pre-ministerial students. It offers
fellowship and spiritual value to its members. The Ministerial League has
mission points in the city, and through the contact with these points, the mem-
bers are able to help others, and also gain valuable experience for their careers
in the ministr)'.
OFFICERS
JAMES VAUGHN
President
RAYFORD WOODRICK
\'ice President
JOHN ED THOMAS
Treasurer
AL DOYLE
Secretary
J. P. DRYSDALE
Membership Chairman
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OFFICERS
JOHN STONE
President
GRAHAM HALES
\'ice President
MARTINA RILEY
Secretary
MILLICENT KING
Treasurer
DR. WROTEN
Advisor
Boackle, King, Hederi, Riley, Stone, Hales, Beckes, Lamb, Wraten, Sample.
CHRISTIAN COUNCIL
Tlu' C^liristian Council, which is composed of representatix es from the vari-
ous religious groups on the campus, coordinates all the religious activities on
the campus. Christian Council sponsors Religious Emphasis Week.
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION
The Baptist Student Union is a campus organization composed of the
Baptist college students. This organization ser\ es as the connecting link be-
tween the church and the student. Through its \\eekl\' meetings, the B. S. U.
attempts to encourage the spiritual growth of Baptist college students and
to challenge them to better Christian li\ in".
OFFICERS
DICK BLOUNT
President
PARKER SOJOURNER
First \'ice President
ELYWN ADDKISON
Second Vice President
BETH BRANDON
Third Nice President
JEANETTE LUNDQUIST
Secretarv
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WESLEY FELLOWSHIP
OFFICERS
MARTINA RILEY President
PAUL KERN Vice President
BETTY GAIL TRAPP Secretary
R. W. McCARLEY Treasurer
DR. GEORGE MADDOX Faculty Ad^isor
Wesley Fellowship is the campus organization for
Methodist students and the campus unit of the Methodist
Student Moyement. Wesley, as the students call it, is
a workshop, a time for recreation, a place of worship, a
session for instruction, and an opportunity for sharing
and growth and service.
One of the highlights of the >ear was the acquisition
of the new Jackson Wesley Foundation House for meet-
ings. Christmas was highlighted l)y the sponsoring of a
campus-wide caroling party which went to the Methodist
Children's Home and the Baptist Orphanage, and a
project for the children at Bethlehem Center. At the
State MSM conference in February, May Miller was
elected to ser\e as Secretar\- of the State Council.
Wesley House
Christmas Project
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OFFICERS
HERBERT WARD
Frc'sidiMit
VIRGINIA BOOKHART
X'ice President
SAM TOMLIXSON
\ ice President
SHIRLEY HABEEB
Secretar\'
c:ecil copeland
Treasurer
JULIA BECKES
(Hiristiaii Council
Represi'iitati\ e
r.EW ROBERT SAUL
('haplain
MISS SHIRLEY PARKER
l"aciilt\ Ad\ isor
SEATED; Ward, Bookhart, Habeeb, Tomlinson . . . STANDING: Kenney, Parker, Smith, Beckes, Rev. Soul.
CANTERBURY CLUB
"C^antcrhurx " is the ()ri;aiiizati()n for Episcopal college students. It is de-
signed to maintain unit)' and promote fellowship and growth among those
who are interested in the Episcopal Church. The members of "Canterburx"
serve as Acolytes, Sunda\- School teachers, and Choir Members in the Jackson
parishes.
WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP
Westminster Eellowship is the organization for Presh\terian College stu-
dents. Westminster meets \\'eekl\ for devotional periods.
SEATED: Gorst, King, Foster, Stone, J., McCorkle, Miller . . . STANDING: Frozier, Walker, Luckett, Triplett,
D., Compbell, Porker, White, Stone, M., Pillow, Long, Boyd, Triplett, O., Bartling. Woodword, Ratcliff.
OFFICERS
JOHN STONE
President
MARGARET McCORKLE
\'ice President
ANN FOSTER
Vice President
MILI.ICEXT KING
Secretar\ -Treasurer
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REYNOLDS CHENEY President
SAM JONES \'ice President
DR. ROSS MOORE Secretary
FIRST ROW; McLeod, Ferguson, Carney, Tynes, Clienney, Welters, Boyd, Finger , - . SECOND ROW: Hudson, M., Jones, Holes, Woites, Hudson, B., Slone,
Tonkel, Moore, Stotham, Woods.
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MEMBERS
Alton Boyd
Henry Carney
Craig Castle
Reynolds Cheney
Dr. J. S. Ferguson
Dr. H. E. Finger
Graham Hales
Rrooks Hudson
Dr. M. Hudson
Sam Jones
Jim McLeod
Dr. R. H. Moore
Alfred Statham
John Stone
Keith Tonkel
Larr\' Tynes
Jim Waits
Summer Walters
James W. Woods
Omicroii Delta Kappa, Mens Leadership Honor So-
ciety, is the highest award a male student can receiye
at Millsaps College. ODK recognizes achieyement in
these phases of college life; Scholarship, Athletics, Pub-
lications, Religious ,\ffairs. Speech, Music, Dramatics,
and Social Arts.
Each Near, the Millsaps Chapter awards a tropin to
the fraternity and sororit)' maintaining the highest
scholarship ayerage. This year, ODK was instrumental
in bringing Eta Sigma, a national scholarship honorar\',
to our campus.
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SIGMA LAMBDA
OFFICERS
NANCY PEACOCK JONES President
BETTY GAIL TRAPP \'ice President
BIGGIE WILKINS Secretary-Treasurer
BARBARA SWANN Historian
Sigma Lambda is a local Leadership Society for women
students. It is the companion organization of Omicron
Delta Kappa, and was founded by that organization. It
represents the ultimate in achievement for women stu-
dents, recognizing outstanding accomplishments in schol-
arship, leadership, and campus activities.
Each year Sigma Lambda sponsors The Variety Shoxs-,
a student produced musical, which is enjo\ed by the
entire student ])odv.
MEMBERS
Elizabetii Craig
Rose Cunningham
Nena Doiron
Mrs. H. E. Finger, Jr.
Nancy Peacock Jones
Eugenia Kelly
Mildred Morehead
Jeanette Pullen
Martina Riley
Alice Starnes
June Stellwagon
Betty Gail Trapp
Hazel Truluck
Jeanette Wilkins
FIRST ROW; Stellwagon, Wilkins, Trapp, Jones, Riley, Doiron, Cunningham, Starnes . . . SECOND ROW: Craig, Morehead, Finger, Kelly, Pullen, Truluck.
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OFFICER
HFYXOLDS CHENEY
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SEATED: Stone, McDoniels, Nicholson, Hudson
STANDING: White, Cheney, Sample, Carney, Boyd, Hardin.
KIT KAT
Kit Kat is the oldest and most exclusive honorary on the Millsaps campus.
It is composed of those male students who show outstanding interest and abilit>'
in the field of creative writing, l^apers are read and criticized at montliK'
dinner meetings. Members of Kit Kat are heavy contributors to .STYLUS, the
campus literary magazine, and to The Southern Literary Festival.
CHI DELTA
Chi Delta, the sister organization of Kit Kat, is the women's creative writ-
ing honorarv'. It recognizes outstanding achievement in all fields of creative
writing, including journalism, and honors women students who have shown
a genuine interest in literarv fields. Like Kit Kat, members of (!hi Delta
are contributors to STYLUS and The Southern Literarv Festival.
SEATED; Starnes, Kelly, Crawford, Brown, Miller
Hemphill, Moreheod, Wadsworth, Hutchins, Dement.
STANDING; Truluck, Shapley, Coleman, Peacock,
OFFICERS
NANCY CR.\\\ FOl^D
President
EUGENLA. KELLY
\'ice President
SHIRLEY BROWN
Secretary -Treasmer
MISS MOREHE.\D
.MRS. CC)()DM.\N
MISS l^XRKFR
Fiicuitv .\(lv isors
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Houston, Blount, Parker, Anderson, Wilietts, Eaton, Carlson.
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
OFFICERS
DANNIE ANDERSON
President
TOM WILLETTS
Vice President
LARRY PARKER
Secretary-Treasurer
Alpha Phi Omega is the national service fraternity for men students and
faculty who have formerly been connected with the World Brotherhood of
Roy Scouting.
Alpha Phi Omega sponsored the Book Exchange which pro\ided an in-
expensive outlet for the sale and purchase of used textbooks.
PSI DELTA CHI
This group is composed of all students who are majoring in or are interested
in Psychology. Honorary status may be acquired by those majoring in Psy-
chology, having a B average in Psychology, and an overall 1.5 average.
SEATED: Levanway, Hales, Swann, Sample, Volz, Boyd, McCrocken . . . STANDING: Garst, Adcock,
Cleveland, Doiron, Jordan, Nail, Braoten:
OFFICERS
BARBARA SWANN
President
ALTON BOYD
Vice President
MARY MONTGOMERY
Secretary-Treasurer
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OFFICERS
JUNE STELLWAGON
President
MARTHA ANN SMITH
\'ice President
WALTER JEAN I.AMH
Secretary
JUNE MARTIN
Treasurer
PROF. R. R. HAYNES
MRS. R. R. HAYNES
Advisors
SEATED; Perry, Kelly, Lamb, Stellwagon, Martin, Smith, Brandon, Doiron
Addkison, Edwards, Wixon, Goff, Rouse, Mrs. Haynes, Prof. Haynes, Starnes.
STANDING: Moss, Eakin,
KAPPA DELTA EPSILON
Kappa Delta Epsilon is a protessional education sororit\ , which promotes
the cause of education h\ fOsterintj high scholastic standing and professional
ideals among those preparing for the teaching profession. Kappa Delta Epsilon
is open to all women students who are at least second semester Sophomores
with an overall average of 1.7, and a 2.0 in Education.
PI KAPPA DELTA
Pi Kappa Delta, the most exclusive honorar\ on the .Millsaps campus, is
composed of students who have excelled in Debate and Speech acti\ities. Each
year the chapter sponsors the Millsaps Debate Tournament, which is considered
one of the finest Debate Tournaments in the South.
Sfathom, Mims, Cunningham, Boyd, Kern, Tonkel.
OFFICERS
ALTON BOYD
President
JIM WAITS
\'ice President
ROBERT MIMS
Secretar\'-Treasurer
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OFFICERS
HARRY DOWLING
President
BILLY RAY DAVIS
Vice President
KAISA BRAATEN
Secretary
JOHN BAXTER
Treasurer
HELEN REILLY
Reporter
SEATED: Baxter, Davis, Dowling, H., Braaten
:;mith. Shepherd, Garrison.
STANDING: Mohon, Dowling, F., Robertson, Naylor,
THETA NU SIGMA
The membership of Theta Nu Sigma is composed ot those students who
ha\'e shown excellent grades and general interest in the natural sciences. At
graduation Theta Nu Sigma presents an award to the outstanding science
graduate.
ALPHA EPSILON DELTA
A. E. D., the honorary pre-medical fraternity, promotes the interests of its
members and bridges the gap between pre-medical and medical schools. Lead-
ership, scholarship, expertness, character, and personality are considered in
those students accepted for membership.
SEATED: Wimberly, Wilkins, Morgan, Pullen, Taft . . . STANDING: Noblin, Froiser, McKell, Jeeter, McQueen,
Tucker, Blount, Smith, Hardin, Dangerfield, McEachin, Anderson, Deason, Johnston, Dr. Price.
OFFICERS
JOHN MORGAN
President
JOHN STONE
Vice President
JEANETTE WILKINS
Secretary
DON TAFT
Treasurer
JOHN WIMBERLY
Reporter
JEANETTE PULLEN
Historian
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OFFICERS
JEANETTE PULLEN
President
SUMMER WALTERS
N'ice President
CWEN McRAINEY
Secretary
DON TAFT
Treasurer
i^HOOKS HUDSON
Reporter
SEATED: Wolker, McRaney, Hudson, Wolters, Pullen, Toft, Dr. Hamilton, Byrd
Martin, Vaughan, Waits, Statham, Ford, Williams, Willoughby, Doyle, Brooks.
STANDING: Bufkin,
ETA SIGMA PHI
Eta Sigma Phi is a national honorary fraternit)^ that recognizes achie\"e-
ment in the Classical language. It promotes interest and helps one to continue
in his knowledge of the Classics. It has established the Alfred Porter Hamilton
Award, which is presented to the most outstanding student of Latin at Murrah
High School.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB
-McmlHTsliip ot IRC is composed ot outstanding students in tlie tields ol
histor\ and political science. During the }'ear, I.R.C. sponsors a series of open
lonims on \aricd. timcK subjects.
Moore, Miller, Mims, Trujuck, Boyd, Tonkel, Hales, Gee, Flint, Noll, Cunningham, Waits.
OFFICERS
ANN MYERS
President
ALFRED STATHAM
Vice President
HAZEL TRULUCK
Secretar\
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SEATED: Smith, Jeffrey, Starnes, McRaney, Roberts, Miller, Trapp, S lei I wagon. Moss, Wilkins, Underhill, Pullen, Jones
Chunn, Allen, Kelly, Moore head, Thorne, Warren, Douglas, Anderson, Bufkin.
STANDING: Wixon, McCorkle,
MAJORETTE CLUB
OFFICERS
YVONNE MOSS President
BIGGIE WILKINS Vice President
JUNE STELLWAGON Secretary-Treasnrer
Members of the Majorette Club are those girls who xolleyball, basketball, badminton, tennis, and softball.
have shown special skills in the field of athletics by par- „ ^,. , . . , n i i
ticipating in three sports and who possess the ideals of , .^^^f, ^'ght is a project sponsored annually by the
iiood fellowship and sportsmanship. ^■.'".'^- ^." ^°"^^' S™"?^, ^'"^ extended an invitation to par-
ticipate m this aeti\ ity tor wnicii the winners are awarded
It is the duty of the club to establish regulations for "The Bucket."
the women's intramural program which is composed of
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December 10, 556
Miss Elwyn Addkison
Feature Editor, Bobashela
Box 5073, MlllsaiDS College
Jackson, I.Iississlppl
Dear Miss Addkison:
Congratulations to Miss Betty Garrison, whom we have
chosen as your No. 1 Beauty Candidate. It '.-/as diffi-
cult selecting Just five from the group af 19 charming
coeds, but our next four choices are listed below:
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Reglna Harlan
Marilyn '.Voods
Sandra Stanton
Peggy Perry
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THE GREEKS
SOCIAL
FELLOWSHIP
PRESIDENTS
SEATED: Harrison. Hates, Tullos
STANDING: McEach'n, Jones, Fanning, Miller.
INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL
OFFICERS
195G
GRAHAM HALES President
NEWT HARRISON Vice President
BOBBY TULLOS Secretary-Treasurer
195'
ION ED WILLL\MS President
ALEX ALSTON \'ice President
BILLY \VA1,KER Secretar\ -Treasurer
MEMBERS
Graham Hales Kappa Alpha
Reynolds Cheney Kappa Alpha
Newt Harrison Kappa Sigma
\\'oods C-a\ett Kappa Sigma
l^ohhy Tullos Lambda Chi Alpha
Howard Jones Lambda Clii Alpha
loliii McEacliin Pi Kappa Alpiia
Hal Miller «, Pi Kappa Alpha
MEMBERS
I on Etl Williams Kappa Alpha
Tommy Fanning Kappa Alpha
Alex Alston Kappa Sigma
Woods Ca\ ett Kappa Sigma
BilK WalkiT Lambda Chi Alpha
l^ohl)\ Tullos Lambda Chi Alpha
Dick Blount Pi Kappa Alpha
Hugh Johnston Pi Kappa Alpha
Two representatives from each of the four fraternities comprise the mem-
bershap of the Inter-Fraternit> Council. The three offices of this organization
rotate between the four fraternities.
Tlie Inti'r-Fraternit)' Coimcil establishes and enforces rules concerning
fraternit\- rushing, pledging and initiation. Hush \\'eek is under the direct super-
vision of the IFC.
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PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL
OFFICERS
ALICE STARNES Prcsiclcut
PAT CHUNN Vice President
MARILYN WOOD Secretary
TEENIE UNDERHILL Treasurer
MEMBERS
Pat Chunn Beta Sigma Omicron Marilyn Wood
Reba Boackle Beta Sigma Omicron (erre Gee
Alice Starnes Chi Omega Teenie Underbill
June Stellwagon Chi Omega Martha Ann Wolford
Kappa Delta
Kappa Delta
. . Phi Mu
Phi \Iu
The membership of Pan-Hellenic Council is composed ol: the Presidents
and Rush Chairmen of the four sororities. The four offices of this organization
rotates between the four sororities.
Like the Inter- Fraternit\ Cx)uncil, Pan-Hellenic Comicil makes and en-
forces the rules dealing with rushing, pledging, and initiations. Rush Week
dm-ing the Fall Semester is their major project of the year.
STANDING: Gee, Stellwagon, Boackle, Morehead, Wolford
SEATED; Chunn, Wood, Starnes, Underhill.
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BETA SIGMA OMICRON
ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER
OFFICERS
I'ATHICIA CHUNN President
CAHA IXOYD HEMPHILL Vice President
MILLICENT KING Recording Secretary
MARTHA ANN SMITH Correspondin<i Secretary
MARGARET McCORKLE Treasurer
OFFICERS
PAT WYNN President
CAROL RROUN Vice President
.\L\RGIE KING Recording Secretary
JANE TRAMS Recording Secretarx
CAROLYN ALLEN Treasurer
Majorette Cluh taps MeCorklc, llenipliill. tilninn,
lulwards and Roberts — Milliceiit King is president of
W'CW — Hoaekle is presidi'nt of tlie Catliolie Clnli —
l^rooks is tapped 1)\ Eta Sigma Phi along \\ itii Broun
— Chi Delta taps W'adsworth. wlio is also secretar) -
treasurer ot Pi Delta Phi — Chiinn is \ice president ot
Pan-Hellenic and is secretary of the Woman's Council
— Snn'th is \ ice pri'sidcnt of Kappa Delta Epsilon.
NATIONALLY FOUNDED;
Uni%ersit\' of Missouri
December 12, 1888
LOCALLY FOUNDER;
September 1. 1926
COLORS; Rub\ and Pink
FLOWERS; Richmond and Kilarncy Roses
PUBLICATION: "The Urn"
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CAROLYN J. ALLEN
KAY AYERS
REBA BOACKLE
JO ANN BROOKS
CAROL BROUN
CATHY CARLSON
PATRICIA CHUNN
ANN CLOUD
PAT DACUS
MARY JO EDWARDS
ROSEMARY FLINT
FRANCES FURR
CAROLYN GOFF
FAY RUTH HARTHCOCK
HELEN HAYES
CARA LLOYD HEMPHILL
MARGIE KING
MILLICENT KING
BECKY LARCHE
EDWIN A McCOOL
MARGARET McCORCKLE
LILLIAN PRESLEY
MARY NELL ROBERTS
JEAN ROTEN
LAURIE SMITH
MARTHA ANN SMITH
MARILYN SMITH
SUZANNE SPELL
JEWEL TAYLOR
JANE TRAVIS
JO ANN TUCKER
GLENDA WADSWORTH
SUE WOODWARD
PATRICIA WYNN
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CHI OMECA
CHI DELTA CHAPTER
OFFICERS
ALICE STARNES Pmsiclcnt
BETTY GAIL TliAPF \'itc President
JEANNETTE HATCLIFF Secretary
IIKl.KX H FILLY Treasurer
OFFICERS
JEANETTE RATC;LIFF President
FRANCES BRYAN Vice President
SUSAN WHEELESS Secretary
HELEN TIIORNE Treasurer
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
Uni\'ersit\' of Arkansas
April 5. 1895
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
March 31. 1934
COLORS: Cardinal and Straw
FLOWER: White Carnation
PUBLICATION: 'The Eleusis"
A. Starnes and j. Wilkins are Fa\orites — Reilh* is
Lambda Chi Crescent (^irl — A. Starnes heads Pan-
Hellenic — StelKvagon. Swann. and Cunningham tapped
into Sii^ma Lambda — Crawford is president of Chi
Delta — Miller is KA Rose, president of Pi Delta Phi.
and societN' editor of the P and W — Stellwagon is presi-
dent (it KDl'", and secretary ot the senior class — Trapp
is \ice president of Y'AV.C.A. — Br\-an is a Maid of Cot-
ton finalist — Bartling is secretary of freshman class —
Caughman and Lingle are majorettes — Stanton is
Homecoming maid — A. Starnes and Cunningham are
selected in Who's Who — Chi Delta taps Dement — A.
Starnes and Rouse are tapped b\" KDE — Smith pla\ed
"Desdeniona" in Othello — Majorette Club taps Thorne,
Trapp. and Jeffreys — L. Starnes and Ratcliff on the
Bobashela staff — Mcintosh. Miller, antl H\ril are on
the P and K staff — Chi 0"s win "Bucket" — Bain in
Pi Kappa .\lpha Cotton Maid.
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MYNA BAIN
PANSY BARKSDALE
BETTY BARTLING
JULIA ANN BECKES
BETTY BLUE
VIRGINIA BOOKHART
FRANCES BRYAN
BETHANY BYRD
JUDY CAMPBELL
DOT CARGILL
SUE CATER
MARY CAUGHMAN
KAY COLLUMS
ELIZABETH COOK
NANCY CRAWFORD
ROSE CUNNINGHAM
SALLIE DEMENT
JANIS EDGAR
KAY FARRAR
BETTY BELL FORD
ANN FOSTER
LYNETTE GARST
HELEN GILLIS
JANE GILLIS
JULIE GRAY
SANDRA HUGGINS
BLYTHE JEFFREY
PAT LAWRENCE
MARIELLA LINGLE
MARY LUCKETT
BARBARA McDOUGAL
MARY TATE McGILL
ELISE MclNTOSH
BETTY MILLER
SANDRA MILLER
MARY F. MONTGOMERY
MARY F. PLEASANTS
ANN PORTER
MARY CHARLES PRICE
JEANNETTE RATCLIFF
MATTELYN REED
TITA REED
HELEN REILLY
JEAN ROUSE
KATHERYN SHAEFFER
MARY RUTH SMITH
SUANNA SMITH
SANDRA STANTON
ALICE STARNES
LILLIAN STARNES
JUNE STELLWAGON
MARY LOU STRINGER
BARBARA SV^/ANN
HELEN THORNE
BETTY GAIL TRAFP
ALAN WALKER
SUSAN WHEELESS
WILETTE WILKINS
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KAPPA DELTA
MU CHAPTER
OFFICERS
MARILYN W OOU President
NENA DOIRON Vice President
YVONNE MOSS Secretar\
HAZEL TRULUCK Treasurer
OFFICERS
LAURENE WALKER President
RUTH LAND Vice President
BEN'ERLY HAMBLIN Secretar>
HAZEL TRULUCK Treasurer
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
Nirginia State Normal C^ollei^e
OctolKT 23. LS97
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
September 26, 1914
COLORS: Green and White
FLOWER: ^Vhite Rose
PUBLICATION: "Angelos"
Cleveland and Ne\niaii re-elected cheerleaders —
Peacock elected Miss Millsaps, tapped b>' Chi Delta,
president of Sitjma Lambda and secretary of SEB —
Pillow is ilrum majorette and Black and Moore are
other majorettes — Homecoming maids were Cle\eland,
Addkison. and Miller — Pullen, Peacock, and Rile>' are
selected to Who's Who — On the Bobashela staff are
Doiron. assistant editor; Walker, class staff; .\ddkison.
feature editor; and Perry, photographer — Sigma Lamb-
da taps Doiron, Rile\'. Triduck, and Pidlen — Walker
is tapped by Eta Sigma Phi — KDE taps Addkison,
Doiron. Brandon, and Perr\' — Truluck and Perr\' have
selections printed in Stylus — Dribben is Freshman Day
Queen — Moss is president of Majorette Club which
tapepd Jones — Doiron is Pi Kappa .\lpha Cotton Queen
— Pullen is president of Eta Sigma Phi — Wood is KA
Pro\ ince Rose — Truluck is copy and feature editor of
the P and W — Nail is new cop\' editor of P and W —
Myers was selected for Washington Semester — Bradley
is assistant producer of Othello — The KD's won the
Scholarship tropin' tor the fifth time — Wood and [ones
are on the busini-ss staff of the Bobashela — Rile\- is
president of Wesley — Wood is \ ice president of Pan-
Hellenic.
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ELWYN ADDKISON
HELEN DALL BARNES
SARA JANICE BLACK
NANCY BOYD
PATH BRADLEY
BETH BRANDON
ANN BURKE
DUCKY CATLEDGE
ELIZABETH ANN CLARK
BETTY JANE CLEVELAND
ADEN COLEMAN
SARA GRACE COMBS
MARY GRACE COX
KAY DAVIS
NONA DEWEESE
NENA DOIRON
BETTY DRIBBEN
ELAINE EVERITT
MARGARET EWING
AMANDA FARMER
MYRA FELSHER
GAYLE GEBBHART
JERRE GEE
WILDA GEORGE
DOT GRIFFIN
BEVERLY HAMBLIN
CAROLYN HARPOLE
FRANCES HENDERSON
SARAH JONES
RUTH LAND
JEANETTE LUNDGUIST
LYNN McCREIGHT
JANE MclNVALE
SUSAN MEDLEY
MAY MILLER
BILLIE FAYE MOORE
YVONNE MOSS
JOYCE NALL
NANCY NEYMAN
BEHYE OLDHAM
PAM OLMSTED
LYNNICE PARKER
NANCY PEACOCK
NITA PERRY
LUCILLE PILLOW
JEANETTE PULLEN
NANCY REED
MARTINA RILEY
CORINNE ROBERTSON
WILMA SANDERSON
MARY FRANCES SEMMES
BESSIE SMITH
SHIRLEY STOKER
BARBARA ANN THOMAS
GWEN TODD
HAZEL TRULUCK
LAURENE WALKER
CHARLENE WELCH
FAYE WENGER
SYLVIA WILLIAMS
MARILYN WOOD
MARGARET YARBROUGH
SUSAN YOUNG
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PHI MU
EPSILON CHAPTER
OFFICERS
TEENIE UNDERHILL President
ANNE DERRYBERRY \'ice Pifsident
IM<",C;(;Y P1':HHY Secretary
HAHBAHA in iU) Treasurer
OFFICERS
GAY PIPER President
TEENIE UNDERHILL Vice President
CLARA SMITH Secretary
MABY SHERROD Treasurer
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
\\'esle\an College
Marcli 4. 1852 '
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
Marcli 24. 1914
COLORS: Rose and White
FLOWER: Enchantress Clarnation
PUBLICATION: "glaia"
Brown is president ni Alpha Psi Omega, stage niaii-
agcr of PUuers, secretary-treasurer of Chi Delta, directed
"Browiiing Wrsion" and was presented with the Little
Tlicater Award — Perry is organizations editor of the
Bobashela and is secretary-treasurer of the junior class
— Smith is secretary of the sophomore class — Habeeb
is secretary of the Canterbury Club — Warren is on the
Bobashela staff and was tapped into the Majorette Chili
— Jenkins is on the Bobashela staff with Ilabeel) and
Ba\liss — Underbill is treasurer of YA\".C.A., Wolford is
secretar\' and Shaple\' is publicits- chairman — B\rd
was tapped into Eta Sigma Phi — Chi Delta taps Shap-
ley, who was the editor of the '56-'57 Handbook and is
feature editor of the P and W — • Frost, Byrd, Bates,
Bayliss, Shapley, and Bovver are on the editorial staff of
the P and W — Bower is executive secretary' of the
P and W — Harlan was selected for the lead in the
\'arsit\ Show — Phi Mu s won the \-olle\ ball trophy.
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MARY F. ALDRIDGE
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NANCY BARINEAU
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MARILYN BATES
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SADIE BAYLISS
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JANICE BOWER
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SHIRLEY BROWN
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HELEN SUE CALLAHAN
JANE CAMPBELL
NELLE COULTER
JANYCE CREWS
BETTY JO DEASON
ELLEN DIXON
SYLVIA ELLIOTT
JANE ELLIS
LUCY EWING
ANNE FOREMAN
GRACE FROST
BETTY FURNESS
SHIRLEY HABEEB
ANN HALE
REGINA HARLAN
CAROL JO JENKINS
BEVERLY JUMPER
BETTY LANDFAIR
EDNA McSHANE
■MARGARET ANN MERRILL
LINDA NOBLE
PEGGY PERRY
GAY PIPER
ETHEL SHAPELY
MITZI SHELTON
MARY SHERROD
DOROTHY ELLEN SHIPP
CLARA SMITH
KAY JO SPRADLING
COLLEEN THOMPSON
ALDINE TUCKER
ERNESTINE UNDERHILL
PAT WARREN
SANDRA WATSON
LEON WEAVER
MARY ALICE WHITE
MISSY WILSON
MARTHA ANN WOLFORD
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VIKINGS
OFFICERS
EUGENIA KELLY President
JUANITA WRIGHT \'ice PmskU'iit
DANYE MILLER Recording Sfcret;u\
BOBBIE JEAN POTTS Corresponding Secretary
lO ANNE ABERNATHY Treasurer
NATIONALLY FOUNDED;
Uni\ersit\' ol Oklalionia
April, 19.3S
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
July 19. 1943
COLORS; Blue and White
FLOWER: White Carnation
PUBLICATION: N. I. S. A. Newsletter
Carolyn Allen and Kell\- are c^lected to Who's Who
— Majori'tte Club taps C. Allen. Biitkin. and Kelh —
Keile\ is tapped into Sigma Lambda — Potts, Littleton,
and \lathen\' are on the Woman's Council and Kelly
and C. Allen liold tiu' two top positions — Graaten is
secretar\' of Tb.eta Nu Sigma — Hall is on the Debate
team — .\lorehead and Braaten are tapped into Alpha
Psi Omega — Swindull directs "How to Propose" —
\'ikings win softbail tropin in the spring of "56 — C.
Allen played 'Blooch .\Iar\ in "South Pacific."
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JO ANN ABERNATHY
KAISA BRAATEN
KAY BUFKIN
DOROTHY JACK CASEY
BETTY DYESS
CAROLYN EDWARDS
VIRGINIA EVERETT
GLORIA HALBERT
RUTH ANN HALL
EUGENIA KELLY
ANNETTE LESHE
HENRIETTA LITTLETON
KATIE LOWREY
JUNE MARTIN
NANCY MATHENY
DANYE MILLER
GAIL MOORHEAD
SHIRLEY McMULLAN
MARLYN McNEILL
ILAH NICHOLAS
CHARLOTTE OSWALT
BOBBY JEAN POTTS
ELLIE RASOR
JANELLE RYDER
JOHNNIE SWINDULL
NANCY THARP
BECKY TURNER
JUANITA WRIGHT
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KAPPA ALPHA
ALPHA MU CHAPTER
OFFICERS
GRAJ I AM HALES Number 1
REYNOLDS CHENEY Number U
LESLIE SHELTON Number HI
OFFICERS
JON ED WILLIAMS Number I
TOMMY FANNING Number II
THAD LEGGETT, III Number III
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
Wasbington Cc liege
Dceemb(>r 21. 1865
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
COLORS: Ruby au<l Old Gold
FLOWER: Magnolia anil Criuisou Rose
PUBLICATION: "Kappa Alpha Journal"
Hales elected \ ice president of student body and is
bvisiness manager ol the Bobashcla — C^haney is presi-
dent of ODK and heads Kit Kat for the second straight
year — Franks wins Best Actor of the Year award and is
taj^u'd b\ Alpha Psi Omega — Walters is business man-
ager of Stylus and is tapped into ODK along with Hales
— Williams is president of sophomore class and Famiing
is vice president of junior class — Cheney and Hales
are selected for ^^'ho's Who — McKell and Mills are
tapped into AED — W'alters is \ ice president of Eta
Sigma Phi — McDaniel is tapped into Kit Kat and is
No. 1 on the tennis team — Theta Nu Sigma taps Smith
— Abraham is cheerleader — Williams is treasurer of
Singers — Hales heads IFC and is chosen a Fa\(irite —
Miller, J. .\rmstrong, Wellons, and Hathoni join Williams
in "M" Club.
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BOB S. ABNEY
ROBERT ABRAHAM
FRANK D. ALLEN
CECIL ALLRED
GEORGE W. ARMSTRONG
JOE BATES ARMSTRONG
RALPH ARMSTRONG
HARRY R. BLAIR, JR.
CHARLES BRACKETT
JOE BURNETT
JOHN R. BURNETT
EDWIN BUTLER
REYNOLDS CHENEY, JR.
CECIL COPELAND, JR.
DUDLEY D. CULLEY, JR.
DAVID A. DETERLY, JR.
THOMAS B. FANNING, JR.
LEO A. FARMER
CHARLES FERGUSON
EDWIN FROST
PAT LEE GILLILAND
WILLIAM LEE GRAHAM
GRAHAM LEE HALES
STANLEY H. HATHORNE
ALBERT BATES HINDS
DOUGLAS M. LAY
ALFRED THAD LEGGETT. I
JOHN HAMILTON LONG
LEWIS LORD
JAMES E. McCARTY
MAX H. McDANIEL
WILLIAM McKELL, JR.
WILLIAM Mcknight
DAVIL McNAIR
WILLIAM MARTIN
JOHN HAMPTON MILLER
NOEL MILLS, JR.
RICHARD MILWEE
JOHN E. MULHEARN, JR.
WILLIAM S. MULLENS, III
JOSEPH LEE PORTER
WILLIAM M. RAINEY
JACK L. RATLIFF
STUART ROBINSON
ERNEST L. SHELTON
LESLIE W. SHELTON, JR.
ROBERT CARROLL SMITH
RAYMOND SWARTZFAGER
JOSEPH BROOKS TOLER
WILLIAM TULL, JR.
PAUL WALTERS
SUMMER WALTERS, JR.
JAMES M. WALTON
JAMES E. WEEDY
THOMAS CLYDE WELCH
JON ED WILLIAMS
MARK C. YERGER
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KAPPA SIGMA
ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER
OFFICERS
NEWT HARRISON Grand Master
C:ARY t;AUSEY Grand Procurator
CLIFF RUSHING Grand Secretar>'
FD \IIZF Grand Treasnrx
OFFICERS
ALEX ALSTON Grand Master
WOODS CA\'ETT Grand Procnrator
JOHN CARTER Grand Secretar>
I^OB WEEMS Grand Treasnrv
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
Uni\ersit\ of \ir,t;inia
December 10. 1869
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
October 18, 1895
COLORS: Scarlet, Green, and White
FLOWER: Lily of the Valle>
PUBLICATION: The Cadnceus"
Siijs place seven on tiic starting football t>le\ en — Sii^s win speedball —
Moore elected pri'x y of "M" C^lnb — Kern is librarian of Singers and \ ice
president of Wesle\ — Ta>lor is sports editor of the P and W — Statham is
tapped into ODK.
Page 104
ALEX ALSTON
DICK BARINEAU
FRED BELK
GENE BERBETTE
JIM BERRY
TOM BINFORD
CHARLES BREWER
CARL CAUSEY
WOODS CAVITT
ALBERT DAVIS
JAMES DAY
JACKIE GIFFIN
BILL GRIFFITH
BILLY GULLEDGE
GENE HARRISON
NEWT HARRISON
CARSON HOLLOMAN
JIMMY HUDSON
BRENT JOHNSON
CHARLES JOHNSON
PAUL KERN
EDWIN MIZE
TERRY MOORE
DICKIE PEPPER
JIM PHYFER
BOBBY RAY
NORWOOD REDHEAD
SAM ROBERTS
KERAN RUDY
CLIFF RUSHING
SAM SCOTT
ALFRED STATHAM
JACK TAYLOR
FRANK TUCKER
RONNIE WARD
DAVID WEAVER
AjHflhA4^
p-;jW!«M. ,
BOB WEEMS
DON WILLIAMS
DON WILLIAMSON
CHARLES WRIGHT
BEN YOUNGER
Page 105
LAMBA CHI ALPHA
THETA ETA ZETA CHAPTER
OFFICERS
BOBBY TULLOS President
JOHN STONE Vice Presklciit
SAM TOMLINSON Secretary
TOMMY XAYI.OH Trc-asiirer
OFFICERS
I5IL1,Y WALKER President
JOHN BAXTER \'ice President
BILL l^ALGOBD Secretary
HILL MOSBY Treasurer
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
Boston Universit\'
NoNcmbcr 2. 19(')y
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
Octolier. 1989
COLORS: Purple, Green, and Gold
FLOWER: White Rose
PUBLICATION:
"Purple, Green, and Gold'
"Cross and Crescent"
S. Jones, J. Stone, B()\d, Hudson in \\'ho's Who — S.
Jones is president of SEB, band director, and Master
Major — J. Stone is president of Christian Council, editor
of Stylus, \ ice president of AED. and president of West-
minster League — Lambda Chi's have winning Home-
coming float — Tullos is president of Singers — Ander-
son is president of Alpha Phi Omega, W'illets is \'ice
president of Alpha Phi Omega — Grisham is managing
editor of the P and W — Favorites are H. Jones and
Tonkel, and Fresiunan King is Cooke — Sojourner is
vice jiresident of BSU — Boyd is \ ice president of Pi
Kappa Delta — J. Stone, Tonkel, and Carney are ODK
tapees — Alpha Psi Omega taps Tonkel and Boyd —
Patterson, Boyd, and Tonkel are tapped by IRC — AED
taps Wimberh , Newell, Jeter, and P. Smith — Theta Nu
Sigma taps liaxter, Na\lor, and Balgord — J. Stone and
Boyd are tapped by Kit Kat and Tonki'I b\- Phi Delta
Kappa — Psi Delta Chi taps Sample and Iio\d — Lamb-
da Chi Combo recei\ed recognition from the Jackson
Jiuiior Chamber of Commerce, the March of Dimes As-
sociation, and the Jackson Public Schools.
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DANNY T. ANDERSON
WILLIAM BALGORD
JOHN BAXTER
BILL BEASLEY
BILL BOSWELL
ALTON BOYD
DAVID BOYETT
GARDNER BROCK
DOUG CAMPBELL
HENRY CARNEY
WALLACE CARRAWAY
STAN COOKE
PETE COSTAS
ENOCH DANGERFIELD
JOHN DRYSDALE
JOSE ESPANA
ROY GRISHAM
DON HARDER
ARTHUR HODGE
MARTIN HOWARD
BROOKS HUDSON
JIMMY HUMPHREYS
JAMES INGRAM
FRED JABOUR
MARVIN JETER
ROBERT JOHNSON
WILLIAM JOHNSON
HOWARD JONES
SAM JONES
BUDDY LOVETT
JIMMY McCORMICK
WALTER McKELLAR
PALMER MANNING
BILL R. MOSBY
TOMMY NAYLOR
JIMMY NEWELL
JIM OAKES
BENNY OWEN
BOB PATTERSON
LARRY PARKER
MARTIN REEVES
BILL RHYMES
WILLIAM RISHER
TEX SAMPLE
WAYNE SHERMAN
LEVERENE SMITH
PERRIN SMITH
RUSSELL SMITH
PARKER SOJOURNER
JOHN STONE
MARLER STONE
JOHN ED THOMAS
SAM TOMLINSON
KEITH TONKEL
DON TRIPLETT
OLIVER TRIPLETT
BILLY WALKER
MERRIMEN WATKINS
ROBERT WESLEY
WARREN WILKINS
TOM WILLETTS
JOHN WIMBERLY
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OFFICERS
ROBERT MIMS S. M. C.
JOHN McEACHIN IMC
LACY FHAISER Th. C,
WILLIAM lEANES Historian
OFFICERS
HAL MILLER S. M. C.
DICK BLOUNT I. M. C.
LACY FRAISER Fh. C.
WILLIAM JEANES Historian
NATIONALLY FOUNDED:
Lhii\ersitv of Virginia
March L' 1S6S
LOCALLY FOUNDED:
March 2.3. 1905
COLORS: Carnct and Gold
FLOWER: Lily of the \'alley
PUBLICATION: The Shield and Diamond
Jcanis is on the Bobashela and P and W staffs —
lohnston is a Fa\ oritc — \\'are is vice president of sopho-
more class and \ice president of Singers — AED taps
McQueen, Blonnt, Hardin. Noblin. Gordon. Fraiser. and
McEachin — Blomit is president of hSV. P and W hnsi-
ness manager, and tapee into Alpha Phi Omega — W\\-
liams is tapped into Eta Sigma Phi and is sports editor
of the Bobashela — Cause)' is on the Debate Team —
Smith is past business manager of the P and W and is
liusiness manager of the Singers and Chi Omega's Owl
Man — Kerr had a selection accepted by Stylus and is
on the Bobashela staff — Gammill is editor of the P and
W — Minis is treasnrer of SEB. treasurer of Pi Kappa
Delta, president of the Debate Club, and was elected to
\\'ho's Who. also a Faxorite — Fraiser is art editor of
the Bobashela — Ford is tapped into Eta Sigma Phi —
Miller is Bobashela editor and a tapee of IRC — Mc-
Eachin is \ice president of the senior class — Rush is
cheerleader and class editor of the Bobashela — Finle\
is cheerleader — Gatewood is \ ice )5resident of the
freshman class — Harr>' and Fred Dowling are in Theta
Nil Sigma and Harr\' is president — Pikes win scholar-
ship cup twice in a row.
Page 108
FRED ABRAHAM
DICK BLOUNT
LACY CAUSEY
KENNETH DEW
BUDDY DODSON
OSCAR DOWDLE
FRED DOWLING
HARRY DOWLING
TERRY FINCHER
JIM FINLEY
JONAH FORD
JAMES FORTENBERRY
LLOYD FORTENBERRY
LACY FRAISER
SAM GAMMILL
STEWART GAMMILL III
JOHN SHARP GATEWOOD
DARBY GILMER f
JAMES GORDON
NICK GREENER
JIMMY GRIFFIS
MARLIN GRIMES
WILLIAM HARDIN
JOE HINDS
LEA HYMAN
WILLIAM JEANES
CHARLES JENNINGS
HUGH JOHNSTON
BILLY KERR
BOB LAMPTON
BRACK LANGE
DON LISLE
JOHN McEACHIN
JAMES McQueen
HAL MILLER
SCOTT MILLER
GERALD MIZELLE
ROBERT MIMS
WILL NOBLIN
HARRELL PACE
DON PATERSON
JAY PENNINGTON
JOHN C. PHILLEY
JACK POOL
JOHN POTTER
SMILEY RATCLIFF
JULIAN RUSH
KERMIT SCOTT
DON SMITH
ROBERT L. SMITH
MIKE SPRINGER
ED STEWART
RUSSELL STOVALL
DURAND TOMLIN
CLIFTON WARE
CLYDE WHITAKER
EDDIE WILLIAMS
JOE WIMBISH
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NORSEMEN
NATIONALLY FOUNDED Oklahoma Unixersitx
April. 1938
LOCALLY FOUNDED: 1950
PUBLICATION N. I. S. A. Newsletter
COLORS Blur aiKJ Cold
MEMBERS
Tomiin Ballard Hugh Long Harris Eaton
Spiro Cora I'lgf Halbert Joe Cowart
Bill MacDonald Bill Fuller Greg Ballard
Henry NX'iiistcad Hyiui Kni Lee Ray Screws
Olin Cook Seung Rin Song Charles McReynolds
HARRIS EATON President
JOE COVVAHT Nice President
GREG BALLARD Treasurer
RAY SC;PaEWS Si>eretar\
Poge 1 10
I
IN MEMORIAM
FREDERICK WAYNE RENFRO
VVayiif accomplished more in liis short lil:e tliaii
many who have Hvecl the full span ot years. Denied
the use of a vigorous and healthy body, he went
through life without complaining. He never ad\ er-
tised his misfortunes, neither did he complain of his
ills.
With bravery, fortitude and confidence he faced
life and drew unto himself a most devoted group of
friends, he knew what many will never know, for
more real love and devotion was poured into his
heart than to many who were more able to command
free access to wide circles of society.
Lo\ed ones revered him, friends honored him, all
who knew him respected him. Possessed of a rare
and \ibrant mind, desiring knowledge, he made the
best of the opportunities opening to him.
BILLY GULLEDGE
On March 5, 1957, Millsaps College was saddened
to learn of the death of Billy Gulledge. He was a
friend to all who knew him. In years to come when
we think back on our days at Millsaps, our thoughts
will include many memories of Billy. Humanity will
suffer a loss as Billy would have soon been in Medical
School, and eventually would have been serving man-
kind. Taken from us in the flower of his manhood,
he will always be an example of a happy, sincere,
and dedicated student of Millsaps Colleger.
V
THE SPORTS
ACTION
FOOTBALL
TENNIS
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COACHES
SAMMY BARTLING Head Coach
ERM SMITH Assistant Coach
Smith, Bartling
Millsaps hetiaii its 195fi football si-ason \vit)i
a good start, taking Ouacliita h\' a 13-6 win.
Don Wilhams in the first quarter tossed a neat
47 \'ard pass to Terry Moore for the first score
of the season. Soon after in the second quarter
Roy W'olte went out on a pitchoiit and went
over from the two. .Althougli Ouacliita did
manage to score once, it was Millsaps all the
way — the statistics showing the Majors 15
first downs to their opponents 3. The game
proNed that Millsaps was going to be a strong
threat.
On their second start the .Majors suffereil
from their only noticeable weakness from the
preceding week, pass defense, hi this game
Millsaps lost a close one to Li\iiigston State h)
the score 16-6 — both touchdowns being on
pass plays. The Majors' only score was on a
pass interception by Smiley Ratcliff. Millsaps
threatened once more, but could not reach pa>-
dirt, and thus, suffered from their first defeat
of the season.
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FOOTBALL
RECORD
MILLSAPS 13 OUACHITA
MILLSAPS 6 LIVINGSTON STATE Ifi
MILLSAPS 13 SEWANEE
MILLSAPS 20
HOWARD
20
MILLSAPS 0 MISS. COLLEGE
JAMES HOOD
Captain
MILLSAPS 12
SOUTHWESTERN 0
MILLSAPS IS HENDERSON STATE 19
TERRY MOORE — Bock
ROY WOLFE — Bock
MAX MILLER— GuorcJ
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Belk Arounci End For Yardage
Millsops Closes In
A fired up Millsaps' team went
to match prowess and their enthusi-
asm paid off as Millsaps won its
second \ictory. An intercepted
pass in the final minutes of play
ga\e Millsaps a 13-7 come-from-
behind \ictor\ . The Majors had
made thi'ir first score, after being
l')ehind the whole first half, on a
l^eautiful 47 yard rim b\ Bob Car-
rawa\ . Millsaps outplayed Sewanee
on the ground but the defensive
work saved the Majors, because
three times Sewanee was within
tlieir 20 \ard line.
Millsaps the next week began
strong and trounced the Howard
Bulldogs the first part of the game,
letting them lia\i' the ball onl\
three times the whole first (juarter.
-Millsaps iuul se\ eral long, sustained
dri\es. which later paid off in the
point column. Still later. Smith
went for the third score after Rat-
cliff reco\ered a fumble on their
10 yard line. Howard, however.
liit with se\eral passes to tie the
score. On the ground it was all
Millsaps gaining 233 yards to How-
ards 87. Coach Bartling saw that
Millsaps weakness was in their
pass defense, and with Miss. Col-
li'ge coming up. lie saw tiie need
to tighten up.
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RAY WOODRICK— Tackle
RUSTY SMITH— Back
STAN HATHORN— Guard
HAMP MILLER— Tackle
FRED BELK— Bock
SKIPPY SMITH— Guard
PAT BONNER— End
JIM HAYS— Back
Smith Breaks Into The Secondary
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JIM BERRr — Tackle
RAY SCARBROUGH— Bock
DON WILLIAMS — Bock
TED ALEXANDER— End
Page 118
Millsaps, perhaps, had their greatest accomphshment
as they held tlieir arch ri%al. Miss. College, to a score-
less tie. Millsaps" defensi\e unit was in top form as
they held the Choctaws time after time from their
goal line. Early in the second quarter Millsaps held
M. C. for 4 downs on their own 5 yard line. In the
final minutes of the fourth quarter \Iillsaps took over
the ball on their own nine \ard line and from this point
nio\ed the ball up the field onh' to have the time run
out. Although Nlillsaps did not score themseK-es, the
game was a noble tribute to the defensive work of the
Majors' line.
M. C. Goe;
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Rusty Up The Middle
SMILEY RATCLIFF— End
BRENT JOHNSTON— Center
GAYLE ERWIN— Guard
JON E. WILLIAMS— End
Millsaps came back hard to shock and beat the three
touchdown favorite Southwestern 12-0. Both scores
came late in the fourth period with Fred Belk going ovev
on the last play of the game for the second score. One
other time the Majors drove to the Lynx three to have
a pass intercepted in the end zone. The defense, which
had shown up so well the week before, responded again
and allowed Southwestern to go nowhere. Statistics
showed Millsaps completely dominating the field, com-
piling almost 265 yards to Southwestern's 106. Millsaps
finally had gone all the way to reach their highest po-
tential!
For A short Gain
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CLIFF RUSHING— Bock
KENNARD WELIONS— End
BOB CARAWAY— Back
Millsaps Breaks up the Pass
Millsaps closed tlie 1956 season with
a close 19-17 loss to Heiulersoii State.
It was a revealing game showing the
promise of a new quarterback in Fred
Helk, who passed to Wolfe for two
touchdowns. After Henderson went
ahead, Millsaps drove down to the goal
line once more only to ha\e a pass in-
tercepted in the end zone. Thus, the
.\hijors finished the season with S wins;
2 ties; and only 2 losses, both close ones.
Millsaps loses only four men this year
and should realK be strong the following
season, strengthened by the new group
of Freshmen. The season just goes to
show what 27 men can do when they
re;dl\ love tile game.
Poge 120
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FIRST ROW: Skippy Smith, Alex Alston, Terry Moore, Cliff Rushing, Bob Caraway . . . SECOND ROW: Roy Wolfe, Brent Johnston, Bob Weems,
Smiley Ratcliff, Jim Hoys . . . THIRD ROW: Jim Berry, James Hood, Ted Alexander, Billy Graham, Pat Bonner , , . FOURTH ROW: Homp Miller,
Brooks Hudson, Joe Armstrong, Rusty Smith, Ray Wesson, Ken Parks . . . FIFTH ROW: Kennard Wellons, Ston Hothorn, Gene Gordon, Bob Fortune.
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CHEERLEADERS
JULIAN RUSH
Meridian
ANN DILLARD
Itta Bena
JIM FINLEY
Finley, Tenn.
NANCY NEYMAN
Greenville
ROBERT ABRAHAM
Vicksburg
Page 121
OFFICERS
TERRY MOORE President
ROY WOLFE Vice President
CLIFF RUSHING Secretary-Treasurer
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BASKETBALL
Tlie 1956-57 season of basketball at Millsaps was
brought to a successful close winning two out of the
last three games. The qualit\ of play improved as
the experience of the boys increased, until the Mill-
saps ((uintet was operating as a smoothb' precisioned
unit. Long remembered will he Ray's deadly set
shots. Park's command of the backboard, and Hen-
son's hustle on the floor. Equally important was the
consistent high scoring of Eddie \\'hale\'. Millsaps
can be proud of the aggressi\eness, the determination,
and the will to \ictor\' of these twehe men.
DON WILLIAMSON
CLIFTON LECORNU
RALPH ARMSTRONG
BOBBY RAY
BOB WEEMS
CHARLES HENSON
SMILEY RATCLIFF
ED WHALEY
ALVA DALTON
LINDSAY ERWIN
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A successful seasou cannot be measured only by
a list of won and lost. The success of a team goes
deeper — down to the hearts of the coach and the
players. This is what will bring our team up. Back-
ing this will be the youthfulness of our squad. Of
the twehe man team se\en of them are Freshmen
and the other fi\e are Sophomores. With more time
spent in working together and more actual game ex-
perience there is great hope for the future. It's a
trite saying and well worn out but, "\\'ait till next
vear."
Page 123
FIRST ROW; Bi/gg, Rushing, Hothorn, Smith, Graham
T- Ballard, Stietenroth, Sample, Parks, Williams.
SECOND ROW: Ray, Paflon, Giffin, G., Ballard, Lovett . . . THIRD ROW; Berry,
RETURNING LETTERMEN
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2 Mississippi College
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10 Howard College
Sample, Grohant, Rushing, Holhorn, Berry, Who ley
Page 124
FIRST ROW: Jones, Sherman, Henson . . . SECOND ROW: McDaniel, McCormIck, Vaughan, Abrohom.
McDanlel
TENNIS
Dr. White
Vaughan
Abraham
McCormick
Page 125
STUDENT LIFE
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Index of Advertisers Page
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Adelle Grill 141
Automoti\ e Ser\ ice 136
Balfour 142
Baptist Book Store 143
Batson Hardware 145
Borden's 136
Burr-Patterson and Aiild 146
Capitol Music Co. 1 43
Central School Supply 138
Cicero's ' 143
Citizen's Bank 137
C;oca-Cola 139
Continental Trailways 147
Dennerv s Sea Food 136
E. B.'s' 140
First Federal Saxings and Loan Ass'n 144
Greyhound Bus Terminal 142
Hawkins Studios 140
Heciernian Brothers 148
Horrells Studios 144
Huddleston Jewelers, Inc 140
Independent Linen Service 143
Jamison Laundry and Cleaners 138
Kennington s 141
King the Tailor 145
Kwik Laundry and Cleaners 138
Lloyd Ford Co 137
Madison .^uto Sales 143
Millsaps College 144
Millsaps College Book Store and Grill 146
Mississippi Optical Co. 145
.Mississippi Power and Light Co 138
Mississippi School Supply 147
Morgan and Lindsey 136
Mori's 145
The New Green Derby 138
North State Pharmac> ' 145
O'FerralFs Jewlers 137
Paragon Press 148
Shamrock r)ri\ e-In 145
Smith Shoe Shop 145
Snack Shop loS
Southwest Drug Store 142
Standard Photo Co 140
Stevens 142
Tot Tolar's Super Service 142
\'ogue 145
Walkers Drive-In , 138
l.,ewis Wilson 146
Wilson-Ge\ cr 138
Wright Music Co 142
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THE NEW GREEN DERBY
RESTAURANT
Where Good Food is Served
Private Dining Rooms
For
Parties and Banquets
Highway 80 West
At For Reservations
The Drake Motel Phone 2-1895
I^W
Dial 2-0707
In by 11:00 out by 5:00
(No Extra Charge)
1 Hour Service at Main Plant
133 Millsaps Avenue
619 West Capitol - 214 N. Congress
CENTRAL SCHOOL SUPPLY
COMPANY
Athletic Supplies
School Supplies
School Equipment
1806 N. State Street
JACKSON,
Phone 5-3890
MISSISSIPPI
WALKER'S DRIVE-IN
E. B. WALKER, Owner
GOOD FOOD
Reasonable Prices
3016 N. State Street
Phone 6-9154
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT
THE COCA COLA PLANT
"Have a Coke"
JACKSON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
Hi-way 30 west
Jackson, Miss.
VISIT
STANDARD
PHOTO COMPANY
For the Finest
in All Photographic Equipment
CAMERAS
SUPPLIES
FINISHING
ENLARGEMENTS
513 E. Capitol
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
CATERING TO THE JEWELRY NEEDS
OF MILLSAPS STUDENTS
EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS
JEWELRY FOR ALL OCCASIONS
E.
B.
'S
RESTAURANT
SEAFOODS
STEAKS
CHICKEN
SANDWICHES
North
Stat
e at Meadowbrook Road
HAWKINS STUDIOS
PORTRAITS
PARTY PICTURES
WEDDINGS
SPECIAL OCCASIONS
507 E. Pearl
JACKSON,
Dial: 2-7818
MISSISSIPPI
ADELLE GRILL
Pizza
Short Orders
Lunches
Soft Drinks
Mrs. Ester Kelly, owner
Corner N. West Street and Adelle
(^ompllmentd L>^ -y(r friend
L.G. Balfour Company
New Orleans 18. - - Louisiana
fraternity, sorority & club insignias
favors - trophies
"Buy the Best, Buy Balfour"
LOUIS R. DWORSHAK, Representative
619 S. CARROLLTON AVENUE
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
SOUTHWEST DRUG STORES
AND
MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY
1201 Terry Road
JACKSON, AvMSSISSIPPI
COMPLIMENTS
OF
GREYHOUND
BUS TERMINAL
itC C^c
RECORDS -
RECORD PLAYERS
PIANOS
INSTRUMENTS
TOT TOLAR'S
SUPER SERVICE
1200 Northside Drive & U. S. 51 North
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
STEVEMS
HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
One of America's Finer Stores for Men
221 E. Capitol
JACKSON, MISS.
INDEPENDENT
LINEN SERVICE COMPANY
of Mississippi
Phone: 2-1822
4-401 1
3/
CAPITOL MUSIC COMPANY
HI-FIDELITY MUSIC
"acclaimed 'round the world"
H. E. "Ed" DANIELS
135 E. Amite Street
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
1957 PONTIAC
Star Chief Custom 4-Door Catalina
MADISON AUTO SALES INC.
277 E. Pascagoula Street Phone 3-6307 Jackson, Miss.
CICERO'S
Home of Bucaaneer Room
and Crow's Nest
105 N. STATE JACKSON, MISS.
BAPTIST BOOK STORE
JACKSON,
MISSISSIPPI
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You're Always Welcome Here
The Savings Center
of Mississippi
FIRST FEDERAL
Savings & Loan Association
Capitol at State — Jackson, Miss.
618 N. STATE
dial 3-0640
TO THE CLASS OF 1957
Congratulations on your new relationship with the College. Your continued in-
terest, your guidance and your support, as active alumni, is invited and earnestly
solicited. Upon you, as the product of Christian higher education, rests the respon-
sibility for leading the nation and the world in the quest for truth and the good life.
The best wishes of the administration, faculty, and the staff go with you as you take
your place in the community.
Wherever you go, Millsaps College, its influence and its reputation, goes too.
We hope you will return to the campus often.
MILLSAPS COLLEGE
NOTH STATE PHARMACY
"Right Across the Street
From the Girl's Dormitory"
1808 North State
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
VOGUE
MISSISSIPPI'S
CAMPUS
FASHION
LEADER
146 E. Capitol
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
SHAMROCK
DRIVE - IN
Millsaps Studer
its Always
Welcome
At
SHAMROCK
DRIVE -
IN
5128 North
State
PETER J. COSTES, Owner & Manager
Millsaps
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For Style in Clothing
MISSISSIPPI OPTICAL
DISPENSARY
CONTACT
LENSES
FASHIONED
DESIGNED
GLASSES
425 E. Capitol Street
and
110 Medical Arts Building N. State
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
It's Mori's
FOR LUGGAGE
GIFTS
ACCESSORIES
111 W. Capitol JACKSON, MISS.
BATSON HARDWARE
115 Triangle Drive at Tripps Crossing
Phone 6-2734
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
SMITH'S
CITY SHOE SHOP
(Near the Viaduct)
Chosen First in the Nation
For Superior Workmanship
315 West Capitol
Phone 2-3378
Millsaps College Book Store & Grill
"Leisure Time Center"
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BOOKS, COLD DRINKS
SCHOOL SANDWICHES
SUPPLIES
The Store For Men Who Core .
Annually . . .
First Choice of
Men Who Wont The
Finest In Men's Wear
Jj^dMlLf^
215 E. Capitol
BURR-PATERSON & AULD
Fraternity and Sorority Pins
RINGS
JEWELRY
FAVORS
"See Swack for all your Fraternity
and Sorority needs."
J. D. Swackhamer, repre. Dial 6-3178
Compliments
of
Mississippi
School Supply
FOR EVENTS THAT
ARE IMPORTANT
From weddings to parties, life's most im-
portant occasions call for impressive in-
vitations and announcements. See us for
suggestions.
Hederman Brothers
Printers • Stationers • Lithographers
327 E. Pearl Phone 2-4421
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
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formed around the annual planning table or from former
grads like yourself who first saw our work In their annual.
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requirement of business .... attained by long study, t.-rining and
experience • We have enjoyed the confidence of yearbook Staffs
throughout the country for over thirty years .... an accomplishment
for which we are truly grateful and justly proud ....
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