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Sally Ealon
Kerry Malhcnev
Rachel Wallace
Billy Gober
Kalhy Byler
Sandra Johnscin
Michael Johnson
Lindy Simmons
Betsy Holmes
Melissa Hudspeth
Man' Jane Mace
Charlie Martin
David George
Ellen Leggetl
Mike Stevens
Randy Hooper
Marv Lloyd
Bellv Clark
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Brenda Twvner
Joe Morris
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Sammy Thompson
Margaret Williams
Cheryl Crahb
Earl Avcock
Jennv Bates
Nancv Lana
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Flelcher Pyron
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Cathy Posey
Cae Ivy
Pat Moulds
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Richard Rohr
Danny Young
John Curne
Bryan Fnddle
Daryl Plunk
Dennis Mcintosh
Trez Jones
Keith Walden
Bill Wilburn
Pat Kellv
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Sallie Bush
Bruce Nunn
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Mclanic f'rsnr
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Johnnv McAlcxjnder
Mike Reans
Ricky Haygood
Boh King
Charlie Goldbers
Ronnie Jurnev
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Alan Brehm
Bruce Miller
Barry Newsome
Cindy Newby
Marv Tonos
Diana Sessums
Holli Rowan
Elaine Henry
Jack Ritter
Laura Damon Helvenston
Walter Wofford
Anna Paine
Mickcv Wallace
Cynlhia Roberts
Dcnise Ladner
Car\n Salter
Kathy Fayard
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Bclsy Bevill
Scoll Robcrlson
Todie Tatum
Larrv Thomas
James Alexander
Rav Daniel
Dale Hensarlina
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Dewayne Price
Paul Walker
Ward Emiing
Juanila OQiicn
Kelvin Peters
Earl Karges
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Mclinda Harthcock
Junci D\kes
Ann Hendnck
Claire C'haslain
Eleanor Ccn ingion
Man Neill
Jan Bickersiaff
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Russell Thomas
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Sue Beth Waring
Janice Johnson
Gerta Carlson
Charlie Magrow
DaMil Beam
Diane Bruser
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Jacqueline 1 r.i/ier
Marcia Melicliar
Sieve \^ hailev
Jean Baile\
Su7\ Rdberson
Peggie Davis
Cuid\ Davenporl
Nella Jaeohs
Glenn Hcrrinoton
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Sue Jcines
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Dan Flnnet'rock
Marcia Bvars
Carol Condon
Huherl Thompson
Janii-c Moore
Obie Clayion
Janice Carslaiil'ner
Janice T,i\lor
Su/ic Baker
Janice Calrtm
Betlv MeKinnon
Lucv Biirrus
Adren McCoy
Marcia McKee
Ru^ly Buys
Miles Hill
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Bobby Kees
Bryan Miller
Jim MeC'aflertv
Charlie Clarke
Ed Kovvalski
Rick \irden
Gretchen Owens
Willie Wallace
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Jiidv and Mark Samsel
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Woodie Coleman
Wilson La Foe
Mena Zouboukos
Rusty Buvs
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Manic Bordclon
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Jack Arnisirons
Ray Harrison
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Connie Boozman
David Christian
Pat Goodman
Clifford Amnions
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Janet Wofford
John WolVord
Will Goodman
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Diane Wiltshire
Gloria Steinvvinder
Jan Dickson
Maribeth Megehee
Cathy Posev
Lsnn Brumlield
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Donald Brady
Paula Simmons
Buddv Prmcc
Irene Kountouns
Joe Pridsien
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Lorean King
Edna Holbrook
Lvne Gamble
Jan King
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Jell C ook
Ik'tca Simmons
Dan Nciuiil:
Robert Gnsham
Mark L\nch
Kenl Vanski\er
Mike Huoni
Br\an Flini
CraiH Kno\
Frank Lanev
Riib\ Bowers
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Vicki Gunn
Hubert Thompson
Belinda Walkins
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Chris \\'ilk;.rson
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Katie Holder
Rose Ann Baroni
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.land Clusislon
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Doui; Bagucll
Mike Fhiutl
Rob MeDult
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Mane Lloyd
Ellen Leggell
Melissa Hudspeth
Mary J^ine Mace
Kevin Sessums
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Liz Howkins
David Franklin
Tom Stanford
George Evrieh
Da\id Anderson
Jeff Willers
Eugenia Cliburn
David Higgins
Bill PresTOn
Dean Foley
Ro\ee Gar\in
Paul Watkins
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Brent Campanella
Lvnn Rietken
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Beth Kirk
(luick Hall
Jill McLaiirIn
Men.i /ouhiiukiis
Carol AiHK' Slonc
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Marcia Mclichar
Ehana Blackwcll
Gaylc Adams
Peggv HIghiowcr
Susan Smith
Thais Broun
Nan Gra\es
Marv Odcll McCoy
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Gavie Adams
Jan Lansing
Ginger Downey
Janet Love
Laurie Brown
Bruce Fairburn
Jigs Dantin
Br\an Miller
Robin Whatle\
Scott Shows
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Betsy Goldman
Mike RoberLson
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Be\ Barnes
Ethehel Hart
Betty Clark
Susan Mitcham
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Flindj Ferguson
Marsha Brock
Patly Foster
Danny Jones
Deb Sorenson
Jan Lansing
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James Loflin
Anne Neltleton
Billy Slill
Burt Jackson
Melanle Boswell
Warner Wadlinsilon
Eunice Harris
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Nita Fairley
June Langston
Diane and Bill Carroll
Janet Shanks
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Mike Harrison i-
Rick Ball
Judy Provost
Joe O'C'onnell
Bill McGuire
Slan Axsniilh
Don Fredericks
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Martha Marshall
Belmont Phelps
Jess Simmons
Linda Wells
Anna Furr
Barbara Smith
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Charlie Hinman
Diane McMullen
Jerry Shivers
John Tankslev
John Lenoir
Jim Lundy
Frank Buchanan
Chris Wilkerson
John Mason
Jeff Tolbert
Mike Warm
David Morgan
Tom Henderson
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Cathy Posey
Victor Hawkins
Robert Cjillon
Sharon Arnold
Virginia and Fred Ezeile
Elizabeth Allen
Maura Mcintosh
Pal Cioodman
PaLsy Pharr
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Bill Raphael
Cecil Quick
Evalyn Bishop
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Chuck McQuinn
Betty Weems
Tom Nelson
Frank McWilliams
Judy Cole Hamlin
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Irene Crulhirds
Sam Jew
Will Wallace
Mark Pace
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Michael Hunt
Hugh Clark
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ORGANIZATIONS
Student Senate
Tom Blackwell
Woodie Coleman
Steve Dickson
Janet Dykes, secretary
Ward Emling
James Galloway, vice president
Pat Goodman
Tootle Gnffin
Elaine Henry
Charlie Hinman, president
Joey Landrum, treasurer
Jim McCafferty. vice president
Maura Mcintosh
Diane McMullen
Mark Sorgenfrei
Mike Stevens
Chris Wilkerson
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College Senate
Judy Bell
James Galloway
Charlie Hinman
Betsy Holmes
Wendell Holmes
Lynn Parker
Stan Runnels
Mike Stevens
Sammy Thompson
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Claire Chastain
Bruce Fairburn
Scwtty Greene
Martha Hamrick
Phyliss McVadon
Dennis Wells
Jane Williams
Judicial Council
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Marsha McCarty, students
Bobashela
Mark Herbert, photographer
Edna Holbrook, students
Marty Lowe, sports
Mike Ratchlbrd, sports
Toin Stanford, photographer
Phillip Maples, photographer
Marilyn Thompson, business manager
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Janet Dykes, editor
Patsy Pharr, assistant editor
Camp Best, photographer
Nancy Lang, index
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Purple and White
Lloyd Gray, Editor in Chief
Kent Darsey, Business Manager
Rob McDuff, Assistant Editor
Obie Clayton, Managing
Nan Graves, News
Ward Emling, Sports
Mike Forester, Arts
Bruce Miller, Symposium
Walter Wofford, Photographer
Bill Montgomery, Photographer
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News Staff
Steve Terell
Bill Hanna
Meredith Spencer
Robert Gaston
Elaine Henry
Laurie Brown
Paul Entrekin
Rose Ann Baroni
Donald P. Brady
Sports Staff
David Anderson
Earl Aycock
Special Features
Beth RUey
Doug Levanway
Paul Pittman
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Troubadours
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A remarkably talented, versatile group of
young performers, they have ammassed a
wealth of experience in a few short years: six
international tours, including jaunts to Europe,
the Caribbean, Iceland, Newfoundland, and
Romania; countless appearances within their
home state (at Arts Festivals, Carnival Balls,
civic and church functions) as well as in Colo-
rado and Mexico; guest appearances with the
Memphis Symphony Orchestra and on televi-
sion; not to mention the annual Spring Con-
certs at Millsaps, and numerous other special
performances.
Throughout the years the TROUBADOURS
have continued to demonstrate their talent, ver-
satihty, and enthusiasm, thereby fulfilling a tra-
ditional concept of troubadours: taking their
talents to the people.
Mark Youngblood
Dan Young
Cathy Posey
Steve Jenkins
Elizabeth Harwell
Stacy Jenkins
Cassandra Fowlkes
Ricky Richter
Will Goodman
Jan Dickson
Emily Wofford
Pat Goodman
John Leech
Maura Mcintosh
David Christian
Adren McCoy
Ward Eniling
Cynthia Roberts
Sherry Pearson
Janet Clogston
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Millsaps Singers
Diane Carroll
Florence Jo Smith
Jacqueline Frazier
Willana Caraway
Cynthia Roberts
Kathy Byler
Marcia Melichar
Betsy Beville
Janet Wofford
Sandra Johnson
Eileen Hawkins
Juanita Ogden
Ethebel Hart
Dale Sorgenfrei
Ree Ridgway
Jigs Dantin
Marilyn Thompson
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Lisa Blackburn
Mar> Del McCoy
Sherry Pearson
Bill Carroll
Lvnne Ross
Cathy Posey
James Loftin
Bev Barnes
Lynn Brumfield
Mike Forester
Judy Guice
John Leech
David Christian
Brenda Tw'vner
Will Goodman
Don Messcr
Betty Weems
Steve Hall
Buddy Prince
Janet Clogston
Jim Matheny
Don Wells
Maura Mcintosh
Syd Conner
Victor Hawkins
Emily Wofl'ord
Rav Harrison
Tommy Lyle
Pat Goodman
Mark Youngblood
Chuck McQuinn
May Lipe Zehnder
Tony Coppock
Hugh Clark
Anna Furr
Ward Emhng
Walter Wollord
Robin Randall
Rick Davis
John Wotrord
Frances Lloyd
Betty Ramsey
Dan Young
Elizabeth Harwell
Patsy Pharr
Stacy Jenkins
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Alpha Psi Omega
A national honorary dramatics
fraternity. Membership is earned
through active participation in the
Millsaps Players.
Doug Brindley
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Harry Crimm
Rick Davis
Ward Emling
Mike Forester
Robert Gillon
Eiddie Gove
Eileen Hawkins
Victor Hawkins
John Leech
Marty Lowe
Lane Moten
Juanita Ogden
Mona Perry
Buddy Prince
Howard Schonberger
Exl Shelnut
Larry Thomas
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Beta Beta Beta
A national honorary for students
in the biological sciences. The pur-
poses are to stimulate sound schol-
arship, to promote the dissemina-
tion of scientific truth, and to
encourage investigation in the life
sciences.
Dean BlackwL-ll
Pam Brannmg
Alan Brinson
Ricky Bullard
Jeanne Cliburn
Roger Collins
James Critlenden
Kenl Darsey
.Mired Dennis
David George
Ken Grove
Bill Hardin
Glenn Herrington
Mike Humphreys
Janel Love
Buffa MaJdu\
James O'Donnell
Lynn Parker
Judy Provost
David Reeves
Meredith Richmond
Paul Schuster
Fiddle Strickland
Hollis Tidmore
Chris Wilkerson
Jim Wolle
Diane Woroner
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Chi Chi Chi
An honorary recognizing out-
standing scholarship in the study of
chemistry.
Butch Atwood
Pam Branning
Allen Brinson
James Critendon
Al Dennis
Sarah Fitch
Steve Liverman
Frances Lloyd
Mary Jane Mace
James O'Donnell
Richard Poole
Judy Provost
David Reeves
Paul Shuster
Eddie Strickland
Chris WiUcerson
Terrell Williams
John Wofford
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Eta Sigma
A national scholastic honorary
which promotes excellence in schol-
arship on the campus. Members are
required to have completed a min-
imum of seventy-five hours. Juniors
must have an over-all index of 3.60
and seniors an index of 3.55.
Diane Carroll
Susan Clegg
Bruce Darby
Ethabet Hart
Melinda Harthciiek
Ann Hendrick
Wendell Holmes
Frances Lloyd
Bruce Miller
Leah OIney
Richard Poole
Mike Ratchtbrd
Chns Wilkerson
Janet Wofford
Ben Woods
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Eta Sigma Phi
The dual purposes of the national
classical fraternity are to recognize
outstanding students of Greek and
Latin studies and to cultivate an in-
terest in the art and literature of an-
cient Greece and Rome.
Bev Barnes
Joe Bennett
Henry Cox
Irene Cruthirds
Hans Jany
Phyllis McVadon
Ann Nettleton
Leah Olney
Mona Peiry
Marilyn Thompson
Chris Wilkerson
126
Kappa Delta Epsilon
A professional education honor-
ary, fostering high academic stand-
ing and professional ideals in those
preparing for a teaching career.
Ellen Bear
Eliana Blackwell
Melanie Boswell
Sallie Bush
Rebecca Cartleclge
Linda Chandler
Jean Clarkson
Susan Clegg
Janet Clogslon
Debra Dickson
Virginia Ezelle
Patty Foster
Dee Hearon
Beth Kirk
Martv Lowe
Marsha McCarty
Mary Dell McCoy
Marsha Melichar
Ann Nettleton
Cindy Newby
Isabel Patterson
Lynn Sappington
Gail Scott
Rebecca Simmons
Susan Smith
Dale Sorgenfrei
Susan Tipton
Sue Treniaine
Cynthis Walker
Janet Wofford
127
Omicron Delta Kappa
A men's national leadership hon-
orary. Membership, a distinct
honor, brings together those who
plan for the betterment of the
College.
Charles Atwood
David Christian
Henry Cox
Kent Darsey
Mike Flautt
Will Goodman
Scotty Greene
Robert Grisham
Glenn Herrington
Wendall Holmes
Hans Jany
John Leech
Mark Sorgenfrei
Lanier Thomp.son
Arthur Vingiello
Dennis Wells
Chns Wilkerson
John Wofford
Jim Wolfe
Dan Young
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Schiller Gesellschaft
A German honorary recognizing
outstanding students in the study of
German and promoting an interest
in German eukure. Those invited
for membership must present a re-
search paper on some aspect of Ger-
many's contribution to the arts or
sciences.
[>iMd Anderson
Pegg) Davis
Ray Harrison
Hans Janv
Steve Ll\ernian
Frances Lloyd
Stanley Magee
Leah OInev
Judy Provost
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Sigma Lambda
Membership is the highest honor
a Millsaps woman can receive. Each
must be of junior standing and must
have exhibited qualities of lead-
ership, character, and service to the
college community.
Diane Faust Carroll
Claire Chastain
Janet Clogston
Irene Cruthirds
Janet Dykes
Martha Hamrick
Melinda Harthcock
Ann Hendrick
Ann Katich
Marty Lowe
JiU McLaurin
Leah Olney
Lynn Parker
Mona Perry
Florence Jo Smith
Dale Sorgenfrei
Marilyn Thompson
Cynthia Walker
Jane Williams
Deedee Woroner
Maribeth Wood
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Theta Nu Sigma
The honorary recognizes ex-
cellence in scholarship and lead-
ership among science students and
strives to further interest in the
sciences.
Dean Blackwcll
Pam Branning
Allen Brinsdn
Jeanie C'liburn
James C'ntendon
Al Dennis
Ken Urove
Bill Hardin
Janet Love
Biitfa Maddox
James O'Donnell
Richard Poole
Judy Provost
David Reeves
Paul Schuster
Eddie Strickland
Chns Wilkerson
Dee Dee Woroner
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Majorette Club
An honorary recognizing those
women who have exhibited active
interest and participation in
women's intramural sports. A mem-
ber must have participated in at
least three sports and have main-
tained a point index of 2.5 for two
semesters.
Pam Ballard
Rose Ann Baroni
Sandra Beall
Jan Bickerstaff
Lisa Blackburn
Connie Boozman
Melanie Boswell
Betsy Case
Claire Chastain
Irene Cruthirds
Janet Dykes
Pat Goodman
Nan Graves
Dale Guild
Martha Hamrick
Eileen Hawkins
Laura Damon Helvenston
Ann Hendrick
Betsy Holmes
Irene Kountouris
Ellen Leggett
Marty Lowe
Maura Mcintosh
Carrie McKenzie
Mary Neill
Isabel Paterson
Patsy Pharr
Marilyn Thompson
Sue Tremaine
Rachel Wallace
Belinda Watkins
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German Club
David Anderson
Janet Bergman
Syd Conner
Peggy Davis
Gail Doss
David Dyess
Royee Garvin
Ray Harrison
Hans Jany
Frank Laney
Steve Liverman
Frances Lloyd
Leah Olney
Judy Provost
Paul Sumerall
Don Wells
Terrel Williams
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Chi Delta
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Elizabeth Allen
Susie Baker
Jenny Bales
Ellen Bear
Jan BickerslatT
Lisa Blackburn
Eliana BkiLkwell
April Branch
Liiurie Brown
Lucy Burrus
Diane Foust Carroll
Anna Furr
Nan Graves
Eileen Hawkins
Ann Hendrick
Peggy Hightower
Betsy Holmes
Melissa Hudspeth
Ellen Leggett
Mane Lloyd
Mary Jane Mace
Adren McCoy
Mary Dell McEoy
Marcia McKee
Betty McKinnon
Jill McLaurin
Maribeth Megehee
Marcia Melichar
Karen Nolan
Lynn Parker
Sherry Pearson
Belmont Phelps
Robin Randall
Ree Ridgeway
Lmdsey Shallcross
Barbara Smith
Florence Jo Smith
Dale Sorgenfrei
Carol Ann Stone
Sue Tremaine
Toni Walker
Lmda Wells
Robin Whatley
May Lipe Zehnder
Mena Zouboukos
Toula Zouboukos
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Alpha Mu
Kappa Alpha
Clifford Ammons
Earl Aycuck
Doug Bagwell
Bruce Bartling
Lance Benetield
Jim Bcthea
Rusty Buys
Brent Campanelki
Glenn Campbell
Woodie Coleman
Kent Darsey
Steve Dickson
Bruce Fairbum
David Flautt
Mike Flautt
Mark Frazier
Gerry Gaggini
James Galloway
Gary Garrett
Danny Bowling
Will Goodman
Tootle Griffin
Lloyd Gray
Steve Half
Louis Harkey
Ricky Haygood
Miles Hill
Steve Jenkins
Stacy Jenkins
Trey Jones
Bobby Kelso
Wilson Lalbe
Johnny Leech
James Loftin
Jeff Lundy
Tommy Lyle
Barrv McCrory
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Ed Manning
Lyle Miller
Larry Moffett
Bill Montgomery
Joe Morris
Scott Neeper
Rob Nichols
John Patton
Ricky Richler
Mike Robertson
Howard Schonberger
Jerry Shivers
Scott Spillman
Scott Shows
Baxter Strain
John Tanksley
Kent Vanskiver
Sammy Thompson
Art VingieUo
Steve Whalley
David Womack
Johnny Wray
Frank Young
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Kappa Delta
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Gail Adams
Mclunic Boswell
Lynn Brumtield
Kathy Byler
Claire Chaslain
Jamie C'hastam
Mary A! Cobb
Cher\l Crahb
Irene Cruthirds
Sarah Neville Damon
Jigs Dantin
(linger Downey
Janet Dykes
Sallv Eaton
Pat Goodman
Dale Guild
Donna Howell
Laura Damon HeKenston
Irene Kontouris
Nancy Lang
Jan Lansing
Marty Lowe
Janet Love
Kerrv Mathenv
Marsha McCarthy
Maura Mcintosh
Brenda Millstead
Pat Moulds
Freda Muller
Mary Neill
Ann Nettleton
Cindy Newby
Vickie Pavlou
PaLsy Pharr
Cathy Posey
Cynthia Roberts
Holli Rowan
Diana Sessums
Gloria Steinwinder
Anne Thompson
Marilyn Thompson
Rachel Wallace
Margaret Williams
Emilv Wofford
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Alpha Upsilon
Kappa Sigma
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Philip Adams
Tom Allen
Charles Araujo
Riek Ball
Ciarv Ballard
Jack Barber
Charlie Clarke
Mel Cordua
Mike Davis
Jim Flynn
Bill Gamble
Mike Green
Allen Greer
Charlie Hall
Mike Harrison
Mark Herbert
Glenn Herrington
Marc Jones
Bobby Kees
Stanley King
Eid Kowalski
Joey Landrum
Steve McAlilly
Jim McCalTerty
Jerry McCullough
Bryan Miller
Bob Moore
Gap, Plummer
Robin Robinson
David Rudder
Paul Schlictman
Dwaync Self
Fred Smith
Lanier Thompson
Al WatLs
Jim Wiseman
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Lambda Chi Alpha
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David Anderson
Burch Atwood
Tomas Blackwell
John Bown
Doug Brindley
Ed Brown
Steve Candler
Syd Conner
Rick Davis
George Eyrich
Stan Furr
Royce Garvin
Ken Grove
Bill Hanna
Mike Hendrix
John Hollinian
Wendall Holmes
David Johnson
Steve Liverman
Fred McEwen
John McVay
Bill Marshall
Jim Matheny
Don Messer
Terry Nobles
Dennis Pratt
Bill Presson
Ricky Price
Ronnie Ramage
David Reese
Scott Robertson
Bob Smith
Meredith Spencer
Paul Sumerall
Toddy Tatum
Larry Thomas
Terrel Williams
Tom Wiggers
Don Wells
David Cook
Dean Foley
Frank Hays
David Higgins
Tom Parry
Travis Tichenor
Paul Watkins
Jeff Willers
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Alpha Iota
Pi Kappa Alpha
Stan Axsmith
Russell Beard
Alan Cameron
Bill Carroll
David Christian
Hugh Clark
JelT Cook
Henry Cox
John Davies
Robby Duggar
Richard Edgerton
Ward Emiing
Mark Eppes
Dan Finnefrock
Robert Gaston
David George
Billv Gober
David Grimsley
David Hall
Charlie Hinman
Randy Hooper
Mike Hunt
Bobby Jew
Sam Jew
Reggie Jones
Grady Kersh
Robert Kersh
Steve Laney
Chuck Lehman
Doug Levanway
Mark Lossett
Jim Lundy
Mark Lynch
Charlie Martin
Kevin McClure
Allen Morton
Doug Minor
Mark Pace
Dwayne Price
Jack Ritter
Richard Rohr
Lindy Seamon
Kevin Sessums
Mark Sorgenfrei
Mifce Stevens
Jimmy Thrasher
Scott Varnado
Jimmy Veal
Warner Wadlington
Keith Walden
Paul Walker
Mickey Wallace
Will Wallace
Dennis Wells
John Wofford
Waller Wofford
Danny Young
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Michelle Antalec
Pam Ballard
Connie Boozman
Sallie Bush
Rebecca Cartledge
Betsy Case
Dora Cordua
Eleanor Covington
Martha Hamrick
Sue Humphrey
Janice Johnson
Janeen Jones
Beth Kirk
Mar,' Lloyd
Lisa Lumsden
Carrie McKenzie
Toni McMillan
Roberta Osbom
Isabel Paterson
Terri Robertson
Kathy Smith
Gail Stanton
Susaji Tipton
Susan Wimberly
Eileen Wong-Valle
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Zeta Tau Alpha
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Janet Bergman
Rhonda Everett
Frances Lavelle
Debbi Luman
Ammie Patterson
Mona Perry
Susie Roberson
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Inter-Fratemity Council
David Anderson
Glenn Campbell
Mark Eppes
Bill Gamble
Lloyd Gray
Charlie Martin
Jim McCalTerty
Bill Montgomery
Dennis Pratt
Dewayne Price
Robin Robinson
Meredith Spencer
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Janet Bergman
Kathy Byler
Claire Chastain
Rhonda Everett
Donna Howeli
Melissa Hudsbeth
Sue Humphrey
Mary Lloyd
Mary Dell McCoy
Carrie McKenzie
Mona Perry
Robin Whatley
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The Millsap Majors' 1973 record of five wins and four
losses tells only a small part of the successful season. Un-
der the direction of Head Coach Harper Davis and Assis-
tant Coach Tommy Ranager, the Majors rebuilt the de-
fensive unit and sustained a highly potent ground game.
The 1973 season will also be remembered as the year
that Millsaps football received long overdue recognition.
The September 10, 1973 issue of Sports Illustrated, in an
article on small college football, featured the Millsaps
Majors. Head Coach Davis was inducted into the Missis-
sippi State Sports Hall of Fame and Senior Linebacker
Mike Reans was named as a Kodak AU-American.
The Majors opened the 1973 season against Mars Hill
College of North Carolina. In a game noted for a well ex-
ecuted ground attack, but a poor defensive showing, the
visiting Majors lost 38-7. The Majors' lone touchdown
came in the fourth quarter when Quarterback Grisham
connected with Receiver Aldy for a 53 yard touchdown
pass.
The following week the Majors' offense proved its po-
tency as Millsaps defeated the host team. Southwestern,
24-14. Tailback Neeper scored twice with runs of one
yard and ten yards. QB Grisham capped a 66 yard drive
with a twelve yard run.
The Bisons of Harding College, ranked fifth by the Na-
tional Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, proved too
much for the Majors as Millsaps lost 28-7. The Majors'
touchdown came as a result of an eight yard pass from
Grisham to Aldy.
In their first home game, the Majors displayed a tal-
ented offense and a much improved defense as they
rolled over Sewanee, 16-7. The pass defense crippled the
visitor's attack, allowing only four completions out of 19
attempts for 60 yards. Comerback King intercepted a Se-
wanee pass and returned it 35 yards for a touchdown.
The fifth game of the season netted the Majors against
Austin College. The Majors did not disappoint the home-
coming CFOwd as they downed Austin 33-8. QB Grisham
provided the first touchdown with a four yard run. Aldy's
24 yard run gave the Majors its second TD. Fullback
Echols followed Aldy with a three yard touchdown run
and Fullback Axesmith scored on a nine yard run.
The Majors were scalped by the Indians of McMurry
as the hosts fell 7-6. Aldy returned a McMurry punt 79
yards for the TD. Unfortunately a Brindley PAT fell
short. A fourth quarter field goal attempt by Brindley
was marred by confusion of the field as the attempt was
blocked.
After the loss, the Majors pulled themselves together to
defeat Maryville of Tennessee, 7-6. The defensive gem of
the day came when the Une made a superb goal-line
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Guard Huoni, Tackles Harris and Herring, and Line-
backer Reans were credited with the game-saving
defense.
The Bulldogs of Texas Luthem proved too much for
the Majors, as Millsaps suffered its fourth and final de-
feat, 36-6. Millsaps closed its 1973 season against Prin-
cipia by defeating them.
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The Millsaps Majors 1973-74 basketball team,
coached by James Montgomery and assisted by Bob
Boothe, relied heavily on its seven returning seniors to
boost the Majors throughout seasonal play. Although
there was a size disparity between the Purple and White
and most of their opponents, the team exhibited quick-
ness and fine shooting to make up the difference.
The four returning starters, all seniors, included
guards Reggie Jones, Vinny Lynch, Mark Sorgenfrei,
and rebounder Scott Vamado. The other seniors who
backed up the Majors were guards Al Watts and Kent
Vanskiver, and forward Scotty Greene.
Junior college transfers John Tedder and Paul
Schlichtman alternated positions under the boards,
while junior guard Mike Flautt and sophomore forward
Mark Lynch filled in for Millsaps. A mid-season losing
streak prevented the Majors from enjoying a winning
season and the team ended the year with a 12-14 record.
The big upset of the season came when Millsaps
knocked off arch-rival Mississippi College, 77-72, in
their best overall performance of the season. The heav-
ily favored Choctaws fell victim to the Majors as the last
regularly scheduled game in Buie Gym was witnessed
before a jam-packed, howling crowd.
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Millsaps Players
1973-74 marked the Millsaps Players' Fiftieth Season— and, in honor of the
golden anniversary, Director Lance Goss decided to present five major pro-
ductions. He chose his plays from the cream of contemporary British and
American theatre. They included Robert Bolt's Vivat! Vivai Regina!, the his-
tory of the conflicts between Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth I; Tennessee
Williams' The Night of the Iguana, a sophisticated comedy considered one of
Coward's best; and Barry England's Conduct Unbecoming, a recent whodunit
which delighted Arts and Lecture Series members. Goss closed the year with
Rodgers' and Hammerstein's phenomenal hit, The Sound of Music.
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Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities
Alveno Castilla has served Mil-
Isaps in a variety of capacities. Al-
veno was elected president of the
Black Student Association. A
Dean's List Scholar, he had the dis-
tinction of receiving the American
Institute of Certified Public Accoun-
tant's Scholarship three times. He
was also a dorm assistant, an alter-
nate to the Judicial Council, and a
member of the Millsaps baseball
team.
David Christian was tapped into
many honoraries related to his
chemistry major: Chi Chi Chi,
(chemistry honorary;) Alpha Epsi-
lon Delta, (pre-medical honorary;)
and Theta Nu Sigma, (natural
science honorary.) David was a
member of Eta Sigma, and his fra-
ternity was Pi Kappa Alpha. As a
member of the Millsaps Singers,
David also participated in the
Troubadours.
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English major Janet Clogston was
the recipient of the Strieker Scholar-
ship Award for four years. She
served Kappa Delta Sorority as His-
torian and as scholarship chairman,
and was named 1972 Scholarship
Award Winner. Active in the Mil-
lsaps Players, Janet was also a four-
year member of the Millsaps Sing-
ers and the Troubadours, touring
Europe in 1972 with the USO Show.
This Dean's List Scholar was also a
member of the Enghsh Club.
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Serving as National President of
Eta Sigma Phi (classical language
honorary,) Henry Cox has acted as
president of the Millsaps chapter of
Eta Sigma Phi, delegate to the 1972
National Convention in Ohio, and
chairman of the 1973 National Con-
vention which was held at Millsaps.
A member of Pi Kappa Alpha,
Henry has also been a member of
the Millsaps Singers, News Editor of
the Purple and White, vice-president
of ODK, and student assistant for
the ancient languages department.
As a member of the Troubadours,
Henry toured Europe in 1971 with
the USO show. Participating in the
Honors Program, Henry traveled to
southeastern Switzerland in August,
1973, to research the Romansh lan-
guage, a Latin dialect, and compile
data for his Honors thesis.
Irene Cruthirds, the Bobashela's
Major's Lady, served as the secre-
tary for the student government.
She was a member of Sigma
Lambda, the Majorette Club, Eta
Sigma Phi, and the Chaplain's Ad
Hoc Committee. Irene served
Kappa Delta Sorority as president
and as secretary. This sociology ma-
jor was also the Pi Kappa Alpha
Dream Girl for two years.
Kent Darsey, the Bobashela's
Master Major, was a member of
several honoraries: Theta Nu
Sigma; Beta Beta Beta; Alpha Epsi-
lon Delta, (also serving as presi-
dent;) and Omicron Delta Kappa,
(serving as president and vice-presi-
dent.) This Strieker Scholar was
named to the Dean's List, the Presi-
dent's List, and he received the Ju-
nior Sociology Award. Active in stu-
dent government, Kent was a
senator, second vice-president of the
student body, and Dorm Visitation
Council Chairman. He served
Kappa Alpha Order as Rush Chair-
man and vice-president, was also
named Model Pledge, and partici-
pated for the KA's in several intra-
mural sports.
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As a transfer student from Ole
Miss, Marybeth Wood Davis has
had a busy four years in college. At
Ole Miss she was a member of the
University Orchestra, CWENS, and
Alpha Lambda Delta. Marybeth
served as both treasurer and assis-
tant treasurer for Kappa Delta So-
rority. She served as secretary-trea-
surer for Sigma Lambda and was a
member of the Millsaps Singers. As
an organ major, she received second
place in the Mississippi Music
Teachers Association Competition.
As a Dean's List Scholar, Will
Goodman still found time to partici-
pate in the Millsaps Singers and in
the Troubadours; he was also in a
number of productions with the
Millsaps Players. As an English ma-
jor and president of the English
Qub, Will studied in England with
the British Studies at Oxford pro-
gram. Will was a member of Kappa
Alpha Order, ODK, and the cam-
pus senate. He also served as a staff
writer for the Purple and White.
Martha Hamrick, who was
elected vice-president and president
of W.S.G.A., was active in student
government; serving on the college
senate and as recorder of the Judi-
cial Council. She served the Greek
System as president of Phi Mu So-
rority and as a member of the Pan-
hellenic Council. Hamrick was a
member of Sigma Lambda, the Ma-
jorette Club, and the intramural
council. This Dean's List Scholar
also served as co-chairman for
freshmen orientation.
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A Dean's List Scholar,
Sam Jew was active on
campus, serving as 1970-71
High School Day Co-Chair-
man and as a Millsaps Ori-
entation Counselor. He was
vice-president of his soph-
omore class and a member
of the student senate. A
member of the Pi Kappa
Alpha Executive Council,
he also served his fraternity
as Rush Chairman.
As a member of the
Circle-K Club, Crag Knox
served as both secretary-
treasurer and president; he
was also the delegate to the
Circle-K convention. He
was a freshman orientation
group leader and a Dean's
List Scholar. Crag served as
a student assistant in the
physics laboratory, and
worked in the Millsaps Li-
brary for three years.
Frances Lloyd was the
recipient of the Strieker
Scholarship, the National
Merit Scholarship, and the
Tribett Scholarship. As a
freshman, she received the
chemistry and mathematics
awards. Frances was a
member of several honor-
aries: Alpha Epsilon Delta,
Theta Nu Sigma, Chi Chi
Chi, Eta Sigma, and Schil-
ler Gesellschaft. Not only
was she a Dean's List
Scholar, but she graduated
summa cum laude with
honors in chemistry. She
served as a laboratory assis-
tant in the chemistry and
biology departments and
was a member of the Mil-
lsaps Singers and German
Qub.
Stan Runnels served
Lambda Chi Alpha Frater-
nity as vice-president and
as scholarship chairman as
well as being active in intra-
mural sports. A two-year
college senate representa-
tive, Stan was also on the
Publications committee of
the student Senate, and a
stafT photographer for the
Purple and White. This var-
sity soccer club manager
and player/coach was also
the co-chairman for the
1973 Freshman Orientation
Program; and for three
years, Stan was a student
assistant for the Biology
Department.
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In addition to serving Chi Omega
as freshman officer, reporter, and
personnel, Florence Jo Smith was
the recipient of her sorority's Out-
standing Member Award. She
served as chairman for High School
Day and as a leader for freshman
orientation. Florence Jo was also a
cheerleader, a member of the Mil-
Isaps Singers, and a member of the
Homecoming Court. As a religion
major, she received the American
Bible Society Award and the United
Methodist Scholarship for two
years. Florence Jo served as presi-
dent of Sigma Lambda and as a stu-
dent assistant for the religion de-
partment and the admissions office.
In addition to receiving the 1972
scholarship award and the 1973
most improved player award in bas-
ketball, Mark Sorgenfrei was a let-
terman for the Millsaps varsity bas-
ketball team for four years. He
served as vice-president of both his
senior class and Pi Kappa Alpha
Fraternity. Mark was tapped into
ODK and Eta Sigma. As an ac-
counting major, Mark earned his
place on the Dean's List and was an
accounting department assistant for
three years.
Latin major Marilyn Thompson,
who served the Millsaps Chapter of
Eta Sigma Phi as President, also or-
ganized the 1973 National Eta
Sigma Phi Convention and the 1974
Mississippi Junior Classical League
Convention, both held at Millsaps.
Marilyn was a four-year member
and frequent soloist for the Millsaps
Singers, and was Kappa Delta So-
rority's songfest chairman for two
years. A student of varied interests,
Marilyn was a senator, on the publi-
cation's board, and business man-
ager of the Bobashela. Active in her
sorority as well as in the Millsaps
Players, she was also a member of
Sigma Lambda.
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Sue Tremaine served Chi Omega
Sorority as president and as social
chairman; she was also selected
Most Outstanding Junior Member
and Most Outstanding Senior Mem-
ber. Sue has served Millsaps as a
freshman orientation leader, as a
student assistant in the student af-
fairs office and in the religion de-
partment, and as head resident in
Sanders Dormitory. As a Dean's
List Scholar and elementary educa-
tion major. Sue was a member of
Kappa Delta Epsilon and the Ma-
jorette Club.
Jane Williams, political science
major and Dean's List Scholar, was
especially interested in campus and
other political affairs. She was a
delegate to the State Democratic
Convention, the secretary of Low-
ndes County Democratic Party, and
recording secretary for the Missis-
sippi Conference on Social Work.
She also spent a semester studying
at the United Nations. Jane was a
member of Sigma Lambda, the Ju-
dicial Council, and head resident of
Sanders Dormitory.
John Wofford was a member of
the Troubadours for two years and
toured Europe with this group. He
has been a Dean's List Scholar and
is a member of several honoraries:
Chi Chi Chi, Theta Nu Sigma, Al-
pha Epsilon Delta, and ODK. He
was a tenor in the Millsaps Singers
and an active member of Pi Kappa
Alpha Fraternity. As a chemistry
major, John won the Chi Chi Chi
Chemistry Award and the American
Chemical Society's Undergraduate
Award in Analytical Chemistry.
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Master Major
Kent Darsey
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Mike Reans, 1974 graduate of
MiUsaps, was named to the Kodak
AIl-American Football Team for
1973 as a result of balloting by 3000
football coaches throughout the
nation.
A native of Crenshaw, Reans first
received recognition as a center and
linebacker at Sledge High School.
Under the direction of Coach
George Rooks, he made All-confer-
ence two seasons in a row and was
chosen the team's Most Valuable
Player his senior year.
At Northwest Junior College, un-
der Head Coach Ken Bramlett, he
was named all-state offensive cen-
ter, despite the fact that he spent the
latter half of the season at
linebacker.
While at MiUsaps, Reans estab-
lished himself as a defensive player.
In each of his two years with the
Majors he was chosen the team's
Most Outstanding Lineman by his
fellow players. Head Coach Harper
Davis called Reans "one of the most
complete football players we've ever
had at MiUsaps."
This marks the second year in a
row that MiUsaps has had an AU-
American, as wide receiver Rowan
Torrey was named to the Kodak
team in 1972.
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Reverend David Mcintosh, Pas-
tor of Christ United Methodist
Church, Jackson, and Millsaps grad-
uate, was selected as one of four
f)ersons inducted into Mississippi
Sports Hall of Fame on March 25,
1974.
Rev. Mcintosh, two-time All-Big
Eighter and All-Southern at
McComb High School, played col-
lege football at Millsaps under
Coach Dobie Bartling. At Millsaps
he was named Little All-American
in 1947 and in 1948.
Upon graduation, the former
sophomore and senior class presi-
dent. Who's Who in American Col-
leges and Universities, and Master
Major turned down a professional
offer by the Los Angeles Rams to
enter the Candler School of Theol-
ogy at Emory University.
He has been a member of the
Millsaps College Board of Trustees
since 1969, and was also inducted
into the school's Sports Hail of
Fame in 1969.
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Adams, Gayle 91, 139
Adams, Philip 141
Alexander, James 65
AUen, Elizabeth 102, 135
Allen, Tom 141
Ammons, Clifford 76, 137
Anderson, David 89, 129, 133,
145, 150
Andre 85
Antalec, Michelle 147
Araujo, Charles 141
Armstrong, Jack 75
Arnold, Sharon 102
Atwood, Butch 124, 128, 143
Aycock, Earl 57, 137
Axsmith, Stan 99, 145
Bagwell, Doug 85, 137
Bailey, Jean 69
Baker, Suzie 72, 135
Baldwin, Annie 1 17
Boswell, Melanie 97, 127, 132, 139
Bowers, Ruby 82
Bowling, Danny 137
Bown, John 143
Brady, Donald 79
Branch, April 91, 135
Branning, Pam 123, 124, 131
Brasseax, Byron 54
Brehm, Alan 62
Brindley, Doug 122, 143, 179, 185,
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Brinson, Alan 123, 124, 131
Brock, Marsha 96
Brown, Laurie 92, 135
Brown, Thais 91
Brumfield, Lynn 78, 121, 139
Bruser, Diane 68
Buchanan, Frank 101
BuUard, Ricky 123
Burrus, Lucy 72, 135
Clayton, Obie 71, 117
Qegg, Susan 125, 127
Oibum, Eugenia 89, 123, 131
Qogston, Janet 85,118,121,127,
130, 196
Coats, Cliff 122, 188
Cobb, Mary Al 139
Coleman, Woodie 74, 108, 137
CoUins, Roger 123
Condon, Carol 71
Conner, Syd 121, 133, 143
Cook, David 143
Cook, JefTSl, 145
Coppock, Tony 121
Cordua, Dora 147
Cordua, Mel 141
Covington, Eleanor 67, 147
Cox, Henry 126, 128, 145, 197
Crabb, Cheryl 57, 139
Crimm, Harry 122
Ball, Rick 99, 141
BaUard, Gary 141
Ballard, Pam 132, 147
Barber, Jack 141
Barnes, Bev 94, 121, 126
Baroni, Rose Ann 84, 132
Bartling, Bruce 137
Bass, Billy Jack 117
Bates, Jenny 57, 135
Beall, Sandra 132
Beam, David 68
Bear, Ellen 127, 135
Beard, RusseU 105, 145, 183
Bell, Judy 110
Benefield, Lance 137
Bennett, Joe 126
Bergman, Janet 133, 149, 151
Best, Camp 95, 113
Bethea, Jim 137
Bevill, Betsy 9, 65, 120, 188
Bickerstaff, Jan 67, 116, 132, 135,
182
Bishop, Evalyn 103
Blackburn, Lisa 88, 121, 132, 135
Blackwell, Dean 123, 131
Blackwell, EUana 127, 135
Blackwell, Tomas 108
Bogan, Patricia 1 1 7
Boozman, Connie 76, 132, 147
Bordelon, Marti 75
Bush, Sallie 60, 127, 147
Buys, Rusty 72, 74, 137
Byars, Marcia 71
Byler, Kathy 54, 120, 139, 151
Cameron, Alan 145
Campanella, Brent 90, 137
Campbell, Dwight 87, 117
Campbell, Glenn 137, 150
Candler, Steve 143
Caraway, Willana 120
Carlson, Gerta 68
CarroU, Bill 21, 98, 121, 145
Carroll, Diane 98, 120, 125, 130,
135
Carstaufner, Janice 71
Cartledge, Rebecca 127, 147
Case, Betsy 132, 147
Castilla, Alveno 117, 196
Catron, Janice 72
Chandler, Linda 127
Chase, Maxine 1 17
Chastain, Claire 67, 1 11, 130, 132,
139, 151
Chastain, Jamie 139
Christian, David 76, 1 18, 121, 128,
145, 196
Qark, Betty 4, 7, 55, 94, 1 16
Qark, Hugh 105, 121, 145
Qarke, CharUe 73, 141
Qarkson, Jean 127
Crittenden, James 123,124,131
Cruthirds, Irene 105, 126, 130,
132, 139, 197, 203
Currie, John 59
Currie, Sarah 95
Damon, Sarah Neville 139
Daniel, Ray 65
Dantin, Jigs 92, 120
Darby, Bruce 125
Darsey, Kent 123, 128, 137, 197,
202
Darville, Dub 185
Davenport, Cindy 69
Davies, John 145
Davis, Marybeth Wood 130, 198
Davis, Mike 141
Davis, Peggy 69, 129, 133
Davis, Rick 121, 122, 143
Dennis, Alfred 123, 124, 131
Denny, David 93
Dickson, Debra 127
Dickson, Jan 78, 118, 187, 189
Dickson, Steve 108, 137
Dominique, Jeb 6
Doss, Gail 133
Downey, Ginger 92
Dugger, Robby 145
Dyess, David 133
E^kes, Janet 67, 108, 113, 130,
132, 139
206
Eaton, Sally 54, 139
Edgerton, Richard 105, 145
Emling, Ward 66, 108, 118, 121,
122, 145, 179, 185, 188
Eppes. Mark 145. 150
Everett, Rhonda 107, 149, 151
Eyrich, George 89, 143
EzeUe, Fred 102
Ezelle, Virguiia 102, 127
Fairbum, Bruce 92, 111, 137
Goodman, Will 77, 118, 121. 128.
137. 198
Gove, Eddie 122, 188
Granderson, Robert Earl 1 1 7
Graves, Nan 91, 132. 135
Gray, Chestine 1 17
Gray, Lloyd 137, 150
Green, Mike 86, 141
Greene. Scotty 95. Ill, 128
Greer, Allen 141
Higgins, David 89. 143
Hightower, Peggy 91. 135
Hill, Miles 72, 'l37
Hinman, Andy 95
Hinman, Charlie 20, lOi. 108. 110.
145
Holbrook. Edna 80. 112
Holder. Katie 84
Holliman. John 143
Holly. Bill 93
Fairley, Nita 98
Fayard, Kathy 64
Ferguson, Flinda 96
Finnefrock, Dan 70, 145
Fitch, Sarah 124
Flautt, David 137
Hautt, Mike 9, 85, 128, 137
Fleming, Martha 117
Fletcher, Pyron 58
Flint, Bryan 82
Floyd, Myntis 1 17
Flynn, Jim 141
Foley, Dean 89, 143
Forester, Mike 121, 122
Fortenberry, Jewel 117
Foster, Patty 96, 127
Fowlkes, Cassandra 59, 118
Franklin, David 89
Frazier, Jacqueline 69, 120
Frazier, Mark 137
Fredericks, Don 87, 99
Friddle, Bryan 59
Friends 74
Furr, Anna 100, 121, 135
Furr, Stan 81, 143
Gaggini, Gerry 137
GaUoway, James 108,110,137
Gamble, Bill 141, 150
Gamble, Lyne 80
Garrette, Gary 137
Garvin, Royce 89, 133, 143
Gaston, Robert 145
George, David 13, 55, 123, 145
Gettis, Carmen 1 1 7
Gillon, Robert 102, 122
Gober, Billy 54, 145
Goldberg, Charhe 61
Goldman, Betsy 93
Goodman, Pat 76, 102, 108, 118
121, 132, 139
GrilTin. Tootie 108. 137
Grimsley, David 53, 145
Grisham, Robert 82, 128
Grove, Ken 123, 131, 143
Guild, Dale 132. 139, 188
Guice, Judy 121
Gunn, Vicki 83, 117
Hall, Chuck 91, 141
Hall, David 145
Hall, Steve 121,137
Hamhn. Judy 104
Hamrick, Martha 95, 111, 130,
132, 147, 198
Hanna, Bill 143
Hardm, Bill 123, 131
Harkey, Louis 137
Harris, Eunice 97
Harrison, Mike 99, 141
Harrison, Ray 75, 121, 129, 133
Hart, Ethebet 94, 120, 125
Harthcock, Melinda 67, 125, 130
Harwell, Ehzabeth 118, 121
Hawkins, Arvis 87, 117
Hawkins, EUeen 120, 122. 132,
135, 184, 189
Hawkins, Victor 102, 121, 122, 185
Haygood, Ricky 61, 137
Hays, Frank 143
Hearon, Dee 127
Helvenston, Laura Damon 63,
107, 132, 139
Hendrick, Ann 67, 125, 130, 132.
135
Hendrix, Mike 143
Hendrix, Ronnie 87. 117
Henry, Elaine 63, 108
Hensarling, Dale 65
Herbert, Mark 112, 141
Henington, Glenn 70, 123, 128,
141
Holmes, Betsy 55, 88, 107, 110,
132, 135
Holmes, Wendell 110, 125, 128,
143
Hooper, Randy 55. 145
Howell, Donna 83, 139, 151
Howkins. Liz 89
Hudspeth, Melissa 4, 7. 55, 88.
107. 116, 135, 151
Humphrey. Sue 147. 151
Humphreys, Mike 123
Hunt, Mike 105, 145
Huoni. Mike 82
Ivy, Cae 58
Jackson, Burt 97
Jackson, Gloria 117
Jacobs, Nella 69
Jany, Hans 126, 128, 129, 133
Jenkins. Stacy 118, 121, 137
Jenkins, Steve 118. 137
Jew, Bobby 145
Jew, Sam 73, 105. 145. 199
Jones, Danny 96
Jones, Janeen 147
Jones, Marc 141
Jones, Reggie 73, 145
Jones, Sue 70
Jones, Trey 59, 85, 137
Johnson, David 143
Johnson, Janice 68. 147
Johnson, Michael 55
Johnson, Sandra 54, 120
Jumey, Ronnie 61
Karges, Earl 66
Katich, Ann 4, 7. 116, 130
Kees, Bobby 73, 141
Kelly, Pat 59
Kelso, Bobby 137
Kersh, Grady 145, 182
Kersh, Robert 145
King, Bob 61
207
King, Jan 80
King, Lorean 80
King, Rob 94
King, Stanley 141
Kirk, Beth 90, 127, 147
Knox, Crag 82, 199
Kountouris, Irene 79, 132, 139
Kowalski, Ed 73, 141
Ladner, Denise 64
Lafoe, Wilson 74, 137
Landrum, Joey 108, 141
Laney, Frank 82, 133
Laney, Steve 145
Lang, Nancy 57, 113, 139
Langston, June 98
Lansing, Jan 92, 96. 139
Lavelle, Frances 149
Lehman, Chuck 8, 145
Leech, John 118, 121, 122, 128,
137, 186
Leggett, Ellen 55, 88, 132, 135
Levanway, Doug 145
Liverman, Steve 124, 129, 133, 143
Lloyd, Frances 83, 121, 124, 125,
133, 199
Lloyd, Marie 88, 135
Lloyd, Mary 55, 147, 151
Loftin, James 97, 121, 137
Loftin, Rusty 5
Lossett, Mark 145
Love, Janet 92, 123, 131, 139
Lowe, Marty 2, 1 12, 127, 130, 132,
139
Luman, Debbi 149
Lumsden, Lisa 147
Lundy, Jeff 137
Lundy, Jim 145
Lyle, Tommy 85, 121, 137
Lynch, Mark 82, 105, 145
Lynch, Vinny 160
McAlexander, Johnny 61
McAlilly, Steve 141
McCafferty, Jim 73, 108, 141, 150
McCarty, Marsha 112, 127, 139
McClure, Kevin 145
McCoy, Adren 72, 118, 135
McCoy, Mary Dell 135
McCrory, Barry 137
McCuUough, Jerry 61,141
McDuff, Rob 85, 137
McEwen, Fred 143
McGuire, Bill 99
Mcintosh, Dennis 59
Mcintosh, Maura 102, 108, 118,
121, 132, 139, 153
McKee, Marcia 72, 135
McKenzie, Carrie 65, 132, 147,
151
McKinnon, Betty 72, 135
McLaurin, Jill 91, 130, 135
McMillan, Toni 147
McMuUen, Diane 101, 108
McQuinn, Chuck 104, 121
McVadon, Fhyliss 84, 111, 126
McVey, John 143
Mc Williams, Frank 104
Mace, Mary Jane 7, 55, 88, 1 16,
124, 135
Maddux, Buffa 123, 131
Magee, Stanley 129
Magrow, Charlie 68
Manning, Ed 137
Maples, Phillip 112
Marshall, Bill 143
MM, France 100
Martin, Chariie 8, 55, 145, 150
Martin, Keith 117
Mason, John 101
Matheney, Kerry 54, 81, 107, 139
Matheny, Jim 121, 143
Mayes, Clinton 1 1 7
Mayes, Deirdre 1 17
Megehee, Maribeth 78, 135
Melichar, Marcia 69, 91, 120, 127,
135
Messer, Don 121, 143
Miller, Bruce 62, 125
Miller, Bryan 73, 92, 141
Miller, Lyle 137
Millstead, Brenda 139
Minor, Doug 145
Mitcham, Susan 94
Moffett, Larry 132
Montgomery, Bill 137, 150
Moore, Bob 141
Moore, Janice 71
Morris, Dewayne 186
Morton, Allen 145
Morris, Joe 56, 137
Moten, Lane 122, 186
Moulds, Pat 58, 139
MuUer, Freda 139
Neeper, Scott 137
Neill, Mary 67, 1 16, 132, 139, 183
Nelson, Tom 104
Nettleton, Ann 97, 126, 127, 139
Newby, Cindy 62, 127, 139
Newsome, Barry 62, 117
Nichols, Rob 137
Nobles, Terry 94, 143
Nolan, Karen 135
Nolan, Karen 135
Nunn, Bruce 60
O'Connell, Joe 99
O'Donnell, James 123, 124, 131
Ogden, Juanita 66, 120, 122, 185
Obey, Leah 126, 129, 130, 133
Osbom, Roberta 70, 147
Owens, Gretchen 73
Pace, Mark 105, 145
Paine, Anna 63
Parker, Lynn 110, 123, 130, 135
Parry, Tom 143
Paterson, Isabel 127, 132, 147
Patterson, Ammie 149
Patton, John 137
Pavlou, Vickie 139
Pearson, Sherry 118, 120, 135
Perry, Mona 122, 126, 130, 149,
151, 188
Peters, Kelvin 66
Peyton, Deborah 83
Pharr, Patsy 102, 113, 121, 132,
139, 182
Phelps, Belmont 100, 135
Phillips, Jodie 87
PhiUips, Turner 216
Plummer, Gary 141
Plunk, Daryl 59
Poole, Richard 124, 125, 131
Posey, Cathy 58, 78, 102, 118, 121,
139
Pratt, Dennis 143, 150
Preston, Bill 89, 143
Price, Dewayne 66, 145, 150
Price, Ricky 143
Pridgen, Joe 79
Prince, Buddy 79, 121, 122
Prince, John 6
Provost. Judy 99, 123, 124, 129,
131, 133
Pryor, Melanie 61
208
Pyron, Fletcher 58
Quick, Cecil 103
Ramage, Ronnie 143
Ramsey, Betty 117, 121
Randall, Robin 121, 135
Raphael, Bill 103
Ratchford, Kevin 195
Ratchford, Mike 67, 112
Reans, Mike 61, 205
Rebel 9
Reese, David 143
Reeves, David 81, 123, 124. 131
Richards, Dan 86
Richmond, Meredith 123
Richter, Ricky 118, 137
Ridgeway, Ree 120, 135
Riecken, Lynn 90
Ritter, Jack 63, 145, 183
Roberson, Suzy 69, 149
Roberts, Cynthia 64, 1 18, 120, 139
Robertson, Mike 93, 137
Robertson, Scott 65, 143
Robertson, Terri 147
Robinson, Lucille 117
Robinson, Robin 141, 150
Roby, Eva 117
Rohr, Richard 59, 145
Ross, Lynne 121
Rowan, HoUi 63, 139, 183
Rucker, Frizell 117
Rudder, David 141
Runnels, Stan 110, 199
Salter, Caryn 64
Samsel, Judy 74
Samsel, Mark 74
Sappington, Lynn 127
Schlictman, Paul 141
Schonberger, Howard 9, 53, 95,
122, 137, 188
Schuster, Paul 123, 124, 131
Scott, Gail 127
Scott, Luridean 117
Seamon, Lindy 145
Self, Dwayne 141
Sessums, Diana 63, 139
Sessums, Kevin 13, 88, 145, 179
Shallcross, Lindsey 135
Shanks, Janet 98
Shehiut, Eddie 122, 179, 187, 189
Shivers, Jerry 101, 137
Shows, Scott 92, 137
Simmons, Becca 81, 127
Simmons, Jess 100
Simmons, Lindy 55
Simmons, Paula 79
Smith, Barbara 100, 135
Smith, Bob 143
Smith, Florence Jo 78, 120, 130,
135, 200
Smith, Fred 141
Smith, Kathy 147
Smith, Susan 91, 127
Sorenson, Deb 96
Sorgenfrei, Dale 89, 120, 127, 130,
135
Sorgenfrei, Mark 89, 108, 128,
145, 200
Spencer, Meredith 143, 150
Spillman, Scott 137
Stanford, Tom 89. 112
Stanton, Gail 147
Steinwinder. Gloria 78, 139
Stevens. Mike 55, 108, 110, 145
Still, Billy 97
Stone. Carol Anne 91. 135
Strain, Baxter 137
Strickland, Carolyn 1 1 7
Strickland, Eddie 123. 124. 131
SumeraU, Paul 133. 143
Tanksley, John 101, 137
Tatum, Tody 65, 143
Taylor, Janice 71
Terell, Steve 179, 186
Thomas, Larry 65, 122, 143
Thomas, Russell 68
Thompson, Anne 139
Thompson, Hubert 71, 83, 117
Thompson, Lanier 128, 141
Thompson, Marilyn 112,120.126,
130, 132, 139, 200
Thompson, Sammy 57, 110. 137
Thompson, Terry 179, 188
Thrasher, Jimmy 145, 186, 188
Tichenor, Travis 143
Tidmore, HoUis 123
Tipton, Susan 127, 147
Tolbert, Jefr 101
Tonos, Mary 62
Tremaine, Sue 127, 132, 135, 201
Twyner. Brenda 56. 121
Vanskiver. Kent 82, 85, 137
Vamado, Scott 145
Veal, Jimmy 4, 145
Vingiello. Arthur 128. 127
Virden, Rick 73. 182
Wadhngton. Warner 97, 145
Walden. Keith 59. 145
Walker, Cynthia 13, 127, 130
Walker, Paul 66, 145
Walker, Tony 135
Wallace, Mickey 64, 145
Wallace, Rachel 54. 132. 139
Wallace, Will 105. 145
Wallace, Willie 73
Waring. Sue Beth 68
Watkins. Belinda 83. 117. 132
Watkins, Paul 89. 143
Weems. Betty 104, 121
Watts. Al 141
Weill. Susie 89
Wells, Dennis 111, 128. 145. 150
Wells. Don 121. 133, 143
Wells, Linda 100. 135
Whatley, Robin 92, 107, 135. 151
Whatley. Steve 69. 137
Wiggers, Tom 143
Wilbum, Bill 59
Wilkerson, Chris 84, 101. 108, 123,
124, 125, 126. 128, 131
Willers. Jeff 89. 143
Williams. Cheryl 117
WilUams, Jane 87. 111. 130. 200
Williams, Margaret 57, 139
Williams, Ten-el 124, 133, 143
Wilson, Susan 4
Wiltshire. Diane 78, 187
Wiseman, Jim 141
Wofford, Emily 118,121.139.182
Wofford, Janet 77, 120. 125. 127.
139
Wofford, John 77,121,124,128,
145. 200
Wofford, Walter 63, 121. 145. 182
Wolfe, Jim 123, 128
Womack, David 137
Wong-Valle. Eileen 147
Woods, Ben 125
Woroner, Diane 123, 130, 131
209
Wray, Johnny 137
Young, Dan 81, 118, 121, 128
Young, Frank 137
Youngblood, Mark 118, 121
Zehnder, May Lipe 121, 135
Zouboukas, Mena 74, 135, 191
Zouboukas, Toula 135
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