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made by none but God's own hands. Stately in her natural splendor,

our Alma Mater proudly stands; Mississippi State we love you,

fondest memories cling to thee, Life shall bear thy spirit ever, Loyal friends we'll always be. Maroon and White, Maroon and White! Of thee with joy we sing; Thy colors bright, our souls delight,

with praise our voices ring.

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loyalty can't be o'er run. Honors true on thee we lavish,

until the setting of the sun; Live Maroon and White forever,

ne'er can evil mar thy fame, Nothing us from thee can sever, Alma Mater we acclaim. Maroon and White, Maroon and White!

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To the memory of President Emeritus Ben Hilbun in ap- preciation for his lifetime of service to the State of Mis- sissippi and to Mis- sissippi State Univer- sity and his intense interest in the youth

of his beloved state.

DR/. BEN WLBUN

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Tom Tubb — Chairman

Ira Mogran H. G. Carpenter J. N. Lipscomb Leon Lowrey

Ray Izard

Charles D. Fair

S. R. Evans

Tally Riddell

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DR. BEN HILBUN PRESIDENT EMERITUS

DR. T. K. MARTIN

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT

DR. D. W. AIKEN

DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

DR. JOHN K. BETTERSWORTH-

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS VICE PRESIDENT

DR. WILLIAM L. GILES

MR. L. F. MALLORY FISCAL-PHYSICAL COMPTROLLER

MR. J. E. THOMAS DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

MRS. FRANCIS LEE DEAN OF WOMEN

MR. BOB WILLIAMS ALUMNI EXECUTIVE-SECRETARY

MR. BILL FOSTER

DIRECTOR OF MSU UNION

MR. ANDY BOND

DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AIDS

MR. LYNN D. FURGERSON REGISTRAR

DR. JOHN C. LONGEST DIRECTOR OF STUDENT HEALTH

MR. MALCOLM G. GRAY

STUDENT HOUSING SUPERVISOR

MR. BOB MOULDER

PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTOR

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STUDENT OFFICERS

President John Gilbert

Vice President Diane Roberts

Secretary . . Barbara Bratton

Treasurer David Divine

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DR. CHESTER McKEE

Dean of Graduate School

B.S., Mississippi State University M.S., University of Wisconsin Ph.D., University of Wisconsin

The Graduate School has been in operation since 1936, and in the last ten years has given more Master's Degrees than the entire university gave Bachelor's Degrees from the time of its founding in 1880 to the formation of the Graduate School in 1 936.

The number of fields in which advanced degrees are offered is increasing every year, and the Graduate School is doing much to further the interests of higher education in Mississippi. All over the world, men and women with graduate degrees from Mississippi State University may be found working for the betterment of their society.

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STUDENT OFFICERS

President Duke Morgan

Vice President Ross Ingram

Secretary-Treasurer C. 0. Herchenhahn

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DR. LOUIS N. WISE

Dean of College of Agriculture

B.S., Louisiana State University M.S., Louisiana State University Ph.D., Purdue University

The College of Agriculture was one of the primary objectives of the original founding, when the university was known as Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College. The College of Agriculture has always played an important part in the development of the university, and through its efforts, many improvements have been made in the agriculture of the State of Mississippi and the nation.

The College of Agriculture endeavors to prepare men and women for research in the various fields of agriculture, for extension work, for service in the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture, for teaching in high schools and colleges, and for serving in many fields of business where a knowledge of agriculture and farm life are valuable in dealing with the farmer and the general public.

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STUDENT OFFICERS

President Newt Hamlin

Vice President Bob White

Secretary-Treasurer Kirk Shaw

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DR. L. C. BEHR

Dean of College of Arts and Sciences

B.S., University of Minnesota Ph.D., University of Illinois

The College of Arts and Sciences developed from the School of General Sciences estab- lished in 1903. The college tries to educate the student in broad fields of interest in addition to one major field. The program emphasizes the building of a useful and well- rounded life by providing for the student the opportunity to acquire the understanding necessary for him to contribute to the advancement of society.

The college offers many fine facilities for the use of its students, including those of the recently constructed Hilbun Hall and Hand Chemical Laboratory.

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President Paul King

Vice President Walter Stubbe

Secretary . Bill Harvey

Treasurer Gary Hawkins

Representative Ken Smith

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DR. WILLIAM FLEWELLEN

Dean of College of Business and Industry

B.S., University of Alabama M.S., University of Alabama Ph.D., Columbia University

The College of Business and Industry at Mississippi State trains the student to take his place in the business world. He learns the techniques and skills of his major field, whether it be accounting, business administration, management, or one of the other fields of con- centration offered by the college. The college strives to educate men and women for posi- tions of responsibility in their respective business and professions, and to enable them to advance rapidly in their positions and in their appreciation of the values and obligations of good citizenship.

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STUDENT OFFICERS

President Sam Baker

Vice President Virginia Neal

Secretary Lindsey Hine

Treasurer Judy Davis

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DR. FRANCIS A. RHODES

Dean of College of Education

A.B., University of Florida M.A., University of Florida Ed.D., University of Florida

The educational system of the State of Mississippi has a growing need for more teachers on the elementary and high school levels. This need is being met by Mississippi State's College of Education whose purpose is to train men and women for educational service in the public schools.

The College of Education has a functional type program, giving both classroom work and actual teaching experience to students who are interested in teaching or serving as school administrators, coaches, school counselors, or band directors.

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STUDENT OFFICERS

President Glendon Bradley

Vice President Bill Moore

Secretary-Treasurer Bob Morrison

Representative John Cockerhan

DR. HARRY C. SIMRALL

Dean of College of Engineering

B.S., Mississippi State University

M.S., University of Illinois

Graduate Study, Pittsburgh University

The College of Engineering, rated as one of the finest in the nation, consists of cour- ses of study designed to meet the requirements for engineers competently trained to assume responsibilities and leadership in modern industry and engineering organizations.

A well-trained staff, modern equipment and laboratories, and the finest facilities avail- able assure the future engineer that he will receive the best possible education so that he might enter into the engineering world with a full understanding of his work.

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STUDENT OFFICERS

President Louidean Ball

FORESTRY

DR. ROBERT T. CLAPP

Dean of College of Forestry

B.A.. University of Pennsylvania M.F., Yale University

The College of Forestry, unlike most of the colleges of the university, does not limit its work to the classroom, but includes a great deal of work in the field, putting classroom principles into practice.

Mississippi State offers excellent facilities for the College of Forestry, including the Northeast Mississippi Experimental Forest, an 8000 acre tract of land managed by the College of Forestry. This forest, well stocked with a variety of timber species and age class- es, offers the student much practical experience toward becoming a competent forester.

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GRADUATE CLASS OFFICERS

John Gilbert President

Diane Roberts Vice President

Barbara Bratton Secretary

David Divine Treasurer

ADAMS, Curtis H., Starkville, Ag. ANDERSON, James F., Macon, KA. BAZYAR, Manouchehr, Iran. BAZYARI, Habibollah, Iran., Ag. BHANDARI, Dev Raj, Khanna, India

BLAKE, Eva E., Lexington, Miss. BISHOP, David Nolan, Sardis BUSH, John M. Ill, Conway, Ark., History CARLISLE, Woodrow W. J., West Point CHARLES, Omar Wendell, Starkville

CONVINGTON, James E., Meridian DILWORTH, Ben C, State College DOBBINS, David Lynn, Corinth, Miss., Eng. DORRIS, Stewart, Jackson, ATO DUGAN, Robert A., Buffalo, N.Y.

FENG, Kuo Ching, Kiangsu, China, F FENG, Shu-Hui, China FIELDS, James M. Jr., State College GADDIS, Edwin Martin, Meridian GOLD, Joe Dan, Benton, Ky., Ed.

HARRIS, Joseph Patrick, Decatur HELENIAK, Roman J. Mantee, History HERRING, Dora E. Rose, Starkville, Bus. HINES, William C, Jackson HODIL, Earl H., Glenshaw, Penn.

HOLLEY, William H., Clarksdale, Bus. HOWELL, Gordon S., Mobile, Ala. HSIEH, Jih Meei, Taiwan, China, Ag. HULL, John B„ Ft. Pierce, Fla., ATO JACKS, Phillip Edwin, Pontiac, Mich.

JACKSON, James E., Bolton

JEFFREYS, Kirk Ramsay, Jr., Jackson, Sigma Chi

KAKKAR, Bipinder K., Faridabad, India

KELLY, Donald William, Moss Point, Phi Kappa Tau

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LOVE, John N., Jr., Amory LOVE, Mary A., Maben McCARLEY, Robert W., Greenwood McREYNOLDS, John T., Starkville, Ag., Sigma Chi MEEKS, Roy A., Jr., Greenwood, PiKA

NGUYEN, Nghe T., Saigon, Viet Nam PALMERTREE, Hiram D., Vaiden PANAGIOTOU, Angelo J., Greece, Eng. PASSBACH, F. L., Jr., Natchez PERKINS, Alice E., Starkville

PHILLIPS, Roy S., Macon, Bus. PRESTON, James D., Murfreesboro, Tenn., Sociology ROBERTS, Diane, Selmer, Tenn., Chi Omega ROBINSON, Jerry W., Jr., Liberty, Sociology SALLIS, Joe Z., Greenwood

SHOWS, Robert Carroll, Brookhaven, Ed. SINGH, Avtar, Panjab, India, LA SMITH, Barbara L., Steens, History SPIERS, James M., Wiggins SUWELO, Ismu S., Bogor, Indonesia

SWINK, Hugh S., Calhoun City, Ed. TINGLE, Frederic C, Meridian TYNES, James S., Poplarville WALKER, Dorothy R., Stoneville, A&S WALKER, William G., Pheba

WATSON, J. H., New Albany WEST, Alice F., Humboldt, Tenn., ZTA WORLEY, Van R., Jr., Sand Hill, Ed. BOYETTE, John D., Longview

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Max Orr . President

Wiley Barbour Vice President

Sandra Harrison Secretary

Jimmy Coggin Treasurer

ARERNETHY, James W. Jr., Booneville, LA ADCOCK, Lewis Q., Jackson, Ed., SPE AGOSTINELLI, Victor M., Clarksdale, Eng., ASCE,

Newman Club ALFORD, Kenneth L., Forest, Fo., Forestry Club ALLEN, Andrew S. Jr., Aberdeen, Eng., AIChE

us., Accounting Club lie, Eng., Alpha Psi

ALLEN, Ellett N.. Jr., Iuk. ALLEN, George I., Coll:

Omega, IEEE ALLEN, John Banks, Lakeland, Fla., Eng., ASCE ALLEN, Linda L., Guntown, Ed., Co-Ed Club ALLEN, Lucille E., Starkville, Ed., Kappa Delta Pi,

SEA

ALLEY, George Louis, Pickens, Ag.

AMBROSE, Jerry B., Ripley, Ed.

AMUNDS, Laverne 0., Calgary, Alberta, Canada,

Eng., IEEE ANDERSON, Henry R., Shuqualak, Eng., ASCE ANDREWS, William E., Columbus, Bus., Accounting

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ANTICI, Eugene, Clarksdale, Ag., Newman Club ARINDER, Thomas R., Vaiden, Ag., Ag. Ec. Club,

Secretary ARMISTEAD, Eugene R., Holt, Fla., Ed., IEd Club ARNOLD, John D., West, Bus., Pi Sigma Epsilon,

VP, Jr. Class President ARON, Jim Earl, Bruce, Ag., Block and Bridle, Live- stock Judging Team

ASHCRAFT, Delmon E„ Corinth, Eng., IEEE, MSPE,

Alpha Phi Omega, Wesley ASTERS, Arthur Reagh, Tupelo, Ed. ATKINSON, Jimmy, Houston, Bus. AULT, Glenn C. Jr., Charleston, Mo., Bus., SAM,

ATO AVANT, Omis H., Starkville, Ed.

BAGWELL, Stella L., Pontotoc, Ed., BSU Secretary

BAILEY, Marion C, Carrollton, Eng., IEEE, MSPE, Eta Kappa Nu

BAILEY, Stanley E., Vardaman, LA, Reflector Fea- ture Editor, Editor Inscriptus Magazine, Editor MSU Engineer

BAKER, John M., Memphis, Tenn., LA, Maroon Band, Scabbard and Blade

BALFOUR, Malcolm I., Pretoria, S. Africa, LA, Editor Reflector, Pres. Cabinet, Student Senate, M Club, Track, Board of Publications, International Club

BALL, Ferrice L., Pontotoc, Fo., BSU, Forestry Club

BALL, George S., Laurel, Eng., AIEE

BANES, Charles E., Raymond, Ag., Pres. Block &

Bridle, Livestock Judging Team BANKSTON, Jerry E., Crystal Springs, Eng., ASME BARBER, Bernard T., Armory, Ed.

BARNES, William Sedgie, Jackson, Eng., ASME,

MSPE, Phi Tau Sigma BARNETT, Phillip Gerald, Madison, Ed., Scabbard

and Blade, Varsity and Army ROTC Rifle Team BARLEY, Asa E., Canal Zone, LA BARTLETT, Fitz J. Jr., Gulfport, LA, Newman Club BARTON, Alton L., Ecru, Ed.

BATES, William Denton, Jackson, Eng., ASCE BATSON, Archie M., Wiggins, Ag. BEACH, Jerry D., Jackson, Eng. MSPE BEAIRD, Beverly A. C, Jackson, LA BEAL, John A. Jr., Okolona, Eng. IEEE, MSPE

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BEAN, Sarah E., West Point, La, Revei

Club BEASLEY, Thomas A., Mount Prospect, I] BECK, Olian 0., Jr., Brookhaven, LA, Mai

Phi Eta Sigma BEEVERS, Wiley J., Union, Bus. BELL, Phillip M., Meridian, LA

BENNETT, James G., Blaine, Ed., M Club, IEd Club BERRY, Rosanell, Amory, Ed., 4-H, NEA, Co-Ed

Club, Blackfriars, SEA, Reveille BERRYHILL, James D., Crosby, Ed. BIGGERS, Herry Lee Jr., Biggersville, Ed., Sigma Chi BINFORD, Betty Dunn, Birmingham, Ala., SC

BINFORD, Thomas A., Meridian, SC, Kappa Sigma,

ACS BLACKLEDGE, Freddie H., Laurel, Ed. BLAND, William C, Maben, Fo., Forestry Club BLASINGAME, William Owen, Columbus, Ed., IEd

Club BLOODWORTH, Charles W., Grenada, Eng., PiKA,

MSPE, AIAA, Pres. ; Student Senate

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BOATMAN, Alfred L., Eupora, Eng.

BOATNER, James Charles, Long Beach, Eng., IEEE,

Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi BOGART, Forrest D., Forrest City, Ark., Eng., Arnold

Air Society, AIChE, Pres. Collegiate Civitan BOLEN, Charles R., Water Valley, Eng., ASCE BOND, Charles Edwin, Ethel, Eng., ASME

BONNER, James A., Heidleberg, Ed., Indust. Ed.

Club BOOTH, Jerry Harold, Mathiston, SC, AIP BOOTHE, David F., Starkville, LA, BSU, Phi Alpha

Theta BOOTHE, Thelma L., Vardaman, Ed., NEA, BSU BOOZER, James W., Carthage, Bus.

BOWEN, James C. Jr., West, Eng., ASME, MSPE, Pi Tau Sigma

BOWEN, Norman W., Smithville, Bus.

BOYD, Billy M., Carthage, Bus., Ad. ROTC

BOYD, Charles Price, Bastrop, La., Eng., Eng. Coun- cil, Student Senate, Discipline Committee, Arnold Air Society, Elder Statesmen, Maroon Band, SAE, ASME, MSPE

BOYD, Deward G. Jr., Gulfport, Eng., IEEE

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BOYD, Eddie M., Louisville, Eng., ASCE, MSPE, Lutheran Student Asso. — Pres.

BOYER, Milton J., Charleston, Ed.

BRADLEY, Claude G., Rome, Ga., Eng., ODK, Blue Key, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, AIChE, MSPE, Student Senate, Alpha Phi Omega, Eng. Council

BRADSHAW, Charles E., Laurel, Eng., ASCE

BRAND, Robert L., Okolona, Ag., Ag. Ec. Club

BRASWELL, James D., Kilmichael, Bus. BRATTON, Clinton W. Jr., Columbus, LA BRIDGES, James S., Jackson, Bus.

BRIGGS, Billy R. Jr., Corinth, Ed. BRIGHT, C. Larry, Tylertown, Bus.

BROADUS, John Gilbert, Moss Point, Eng.

BROOKS, Burrow P. Jr., State College, A&S, ATO,

Maroon Band, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma,

REVEILLE Staff BROWN, Charles R. Jr., Mendenhall, Ag., Ag. Ec.

Club BROWN, Elam B., Lucedale, Eng., AIAA BROWN, Eldon D., Booneville, Ag.

BROWN,.Ellen Jane, Picayune, Bu., SAM

BROWN, June, Magee, Ed., Phi Mu

BROWN, Wayne J., Tupelo, Ed.

BRUMFIELD, Willis B., Itta Bena, Ag., Kappa

Sigma, ODK, Blue Key, AZ, Phi Kappa Phi, Elder

Statesmen, Phi Eta Sigma, Philo Demos BRYAN, Robert E., Meridian, Eng., ASME

BUFORD, Thomas 0., Jr., Ag., Block & Bridle BULLOCK, Gordon L. Jr., McComb, Eng., IEEE, BSU BURCHAM, Mary E., Mooreville, Ed., Co-Ed Club BURCHF1ELD, James H., Kosciusko, Ed., Iota Lamb- da Sigma, Ind. Ed. Club BURGER, Donald E., Starkville, Ed., IED Club, SAM

BURGESS, Edward A., Jackson, Bus., Beta Alpha Psi BURNS, James P., Jr., Picayune, Bus., SAM, MSPE,

AI1E BURRELL, Ode, Durant, Ed. BURTON, Marlin C, Tupelo, Bus. BUSHONG, Rex D., Jr., Union City, Tenn., Ag.,

Delta Tau Delta, Block & Bridle

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BUTLER, Bennie D., Columbia, Bus., Beta, Alpha

Psi, Accounting Club BUTLER, David S. Sr., Meridian, Eng., Acacia,

ASME, MSPE BUTSCHER, W. A., Jr., Osyka, Bus. BYRD, Claude N., Jr., Natchez, Bus., Delta Chi, Beta

Alpha Psi, Accounting Club BYRD, Johnny P., Brookhaven, LA, Delta Chi

CAIN, Jerry E., Clara, Ed., IED Club

CALVERT, Larry E., Greenville, Eng, TKE, YMCA

Cabinet, MSPE CAMERON, John C, Jr., Hopewell, Va., Eng. CAPERTON, Richard R., Louisville, Bus., PiKA,

Pi Sigma Epsilon CARNATHAN, Gary L., Tupelo, Fo., Phi Kappa Tau,

Alpha Phi Omega, Pi Sigma Epsilon, SAF

CARNEY, P. T., Meridian, Sc.

CAROTHERS, Russell C, West Point, Bus., Sig

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CARTY, Billy R., Calhoun City, Eng., ASCE CAVER, William W., Jr., Moss Point, Eng., ASCE CAVIN, Jimmy H., Natchez, Bus.

CHADWICK, Charles E., Jackson, Eng., ASCE, MSPE CHAMBERS, Joe O., Meridian, Ed.

CHAMBLIN, Frank R., Sumner, LA, SAE, Scabbard

and Blade, Phi Alpha Theta CHANCELLOR, Homer, Brandon, Bus., SAM CHATHAM, Roger P., Vicksburg, Bus., Phi Kappa

Tau, Newman Club, SA CHOW, Gilroy, Cleveland, Bus., SAM, Maroon Guard CLANTON, Don B., Eupora, Bus., PiKA

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CLAYTON, Charles G., Ill, Lauderdale, Eng., ASME,

MSPE CLAYTON, Letsy R., Fulton, Ed., AWS Council, BSU CLEMENTS, Rush M., Rolling Fork, LA, SAE CLEMMONS, William C, Jr., Ethelsville, Ala., Fo.,

Forestry Club CLEVELAND, Jerry A., Forest, Ed.

COBB, Stanley J., Jr., Vaughn, Bus.

COBLEIGH, Delbert E., Binghamton, N.Y., Maroon

Band COCCARO, Barton T., Vicksburg, Eng., Newman

Club COCHRAN, Robert F., Jr., Poplarville, LA, KA COCKERHAM, Frank H., Jr., Hamilton, Bus., BSU,

Accounting Club, Alpha Kappa Psi

COCKERHAM, John C, Starkville, Eng., ASME, Pi

Tau Sigma COE, Robert V., Lambert, Eng. COGGIN, James A., Bus., Sigma Chi, ODK, Blue Key,

Who's Who COLE, Newton F., Ill, Minter City, Ed., Arnold Air

Society COLEMAN, William G., Jr., West Point, Bus.

COLLAR, Hershel D., Magee, Ag., Ag. Economics

Club COLLINS, Clarence T., Yazoo City, Eng., Chorus,

Boy's Octet, AIChE, Collegiate Civitan, BSU COLLINS, Melvin B., Bruce, LA COLLUMS, William A., Houlka, Ag. CONLIFF, Fred E., Laurel, Bus.

COOK, Billy Dean, Eupora, Ed.

COOLEY, Larry Allen, Mount Olive, Eng.

COPELAND, Marlon L., Philadelphia, Eng., IEE1

MSPE CORNELIUS, Franz E., Pensacola, Fla., LA, BSU CORNELIUS, Philip T., Jr., Okalona, LA

CORRERO, Carlo S., Greenwood, Bus. COSTILO, Bobby W., Grenada, Bus., SAM, Chorus COUGHLIN, David P., Columbia, Sc. COUNCE, Robert B., Corinth, Ed., SAM COUSINS, Benjamin J., Memphis, Tenn., Bus., SAE, SAM, Newman Club

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COVINGTON, George R., Moss Point, Ed.

COX, Arlon L., Smithville, Ag.

COX, Edgar Lamar, Brandon, Eng., BSU, ASCE

CRABB, Michael A., Jr., Memphis, Tenn., Eng.,

MSPE, ASCE CRAIG, George B., Jasper, Ala., Bus.

CRAPO, Wallace R., Meridian, Bus. CRAWFORD, William B., Hickory Flat, Eng., ASME CREELY, Georgia A., Tupelo, Ed, BSU, SEA CRIDDLE, James R, Van Fleet, Ag., FFA CRIGLER, Samuel W., Jr., Starkville, Eng., Phi

Kappa Tau, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega,

IEEE, MSPE, HKN

CROFT, Florence K., Longview, LA, Co-Ed Com- muters Club

CROPP, Barbara D. C, Natchez, Ed, Kappa Delta Pi, SEA, Dames Club

CROPP, Charles C, Natchez, Eng, AIChE, MSPE, ASPE

CROWE, Nell Marie, Longview, Ed.

CUEVAS, John C, Philadelphia, Eng, Sigma Chi, IEEE

CULLIFER, Sidney T., Jr., Gulfport, Bus., SAM,

PiKA CULPEPPER, Cecil W., J CUMMINS, Billy F., Stev

Club CUPIT, Herman E., Jr., Union Church, Ed., Ind.

Arts Club, BSU, Iota Lambda Sigma CURRY, Jack H., Grenada, Sc, Forestry Club

Long Beach, Ed.

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CURTIS, Jack A., Ill, Jaeksc Psi

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CURTIS, Shirley S., Mathiston, Ed.

DAHLEM, Wilbert E., Caledonia, Fo., Delta Pi Delta,

Forestry Club, Alpha Phi Omega D'ARCY, John F., Forrest City, Ark., Eng. DAVIS, Fletcher E., Ill, Collins, Ed., IED Club, SAM,

Ham Club

DAVIS, Harlan L„ Meridian, Ag. DAY, John W., Jackson, Ag., Horticulture Club DAVIS, Kenneth S., Leakesville, Ed., Student NEA, Alpha Psi Omega, Blackfriars, Collegiate Civitan, YMCA, Westminster, Student Honor Committee DAVIS, Mary Lynn S., Greenville, LA, SEA DAVIS, Sterling N., Louisville, Ed., Kappa Delta Pi

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DAVIS, Tommy F., Fulton, Ed. DEAL, Harry L., Columbia, Eng. DEAN, Stanley, Jr., Leland, Fo. DELINE, William B., CharlesK

AZ, Ag. Economics Club DENNIS, James F., Jr., Newton,

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■n, Mo., Ag., ATO, Bus., SPE, Pi Sigma

DENTON, Doris Cecelia B., Jackson, LA

DERDEN, George G., Ill, Columbia, Ed., IED Club,

Iota Lambda Sigma DeROUEN, Leroy J., Pass Christian, Bus. DEXTER, Howard B., Rosedale, Eng., ASCE DICKENS, Neil B., Moss Point, Eng., Newman Club, AIChE

DICKERSON, Fred D., Greenville, Ed.

DIXON, Lonnie R., Vicksburg, LA

DOBBINS, Charles R., Corinth, Bus., Alpha Phi

Omega, Accounting Club DOBSON, Charles E., West Point, Eng., IEEE, MSPE DOLLARHIDE, David A., Jackson, Bus.

DOSS, Marvin E„ Slate Springs, Ag., FFA, BSU DOWD, Don E., Pensacola, Fla., Bus., SAE, Account- ing Club DRAKE, Stephen R., Long Beach, Ag. Horticulture

Club DROGULA, Michael L., Amory, Ed., NEA DUGAN, Virgil L., Columbus, Eng., Tau Beta Pi, HKN, Phi Eta Sigma, IEEE

DYKES, Jerry, Vicksburg, Eng., MSPE, ASME DYKES, Frank B., Tylertown, Bus. DYESS, Samuel C, Jr., Meridian, Ed. EASLEY, Billy D., Vardaman, Sc. EASLEY, James H., Vardaman, Ed.

EAST, William J., Meridia

Accounting Club EDGEWORTH, Kenneth D., Columbus, EDMONDS, Richard N., Jackson, Bus. EDMONSON, Tay, Hattiesburg, Ed. EDMONSON, Van, Hattiesburg, KA, Delta Sigma Pi,

Pi Sigma Epsilon

IDC, Circle K,

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EDWARDS, Ned C, Jr., Perkinston, Ag., FFA EDWARDS, Thomas E., Starkville, Eng., Tau Beta

Pi, Maroon Band, Scabbard and Blade, Phi Kappa

Phi, AIAA ELDRIDGE, Gary D., Rienzi, Ed. ELEY, David M., Terry, Ed. ELLINGTON, Sam L., West Palm Beach, Fla., Bus.,

PiKA

ELMORE, Glen A., Cumberland, En., ASME ENGLE, Bobby L., Durant, Bus., SAM

ENGQUIST, John

Strike, SAM, Wesley ESCOTO, Raul E., Honduras, A ESTAVA, Nicolas R., VenezueL

Club, IEE

Bus., Dip &

International Club Eng., International

ESTES, Charles E., Tupelo, Bus.

ETHERIDGE, Herbert K., Jr., Mobile, Ala., Eng.

EVERETT, Ancie P., Jr., Hickory, Eng., MSPE,

ASME, BSU EWING, Louis H., Jackson, Eng. FARMER, Sammy K., Jackson, Eng., ATO, AIChE

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FENN, Charles D., McComb, Eng., Tau Beta Pi,

ASCE, MSPE, BSU FISHER, Celia C, Okolona, Ed., Kappa Delta Pi FISHER, Roy S., Meridian, Bus., KA FLOWERS, Malcolm M., Laurel, Bus., Sigma Chi,

SAM FOLKS, James H., Ocala, Fla., Ed., SAE

FONDREN, Charles D., Stewart, Ag.

FORD, Henry C, Meridian, Bus.

FORD, Jack C, Vicksburg, Bus., PiKA, Ace. Club, Circle K, SAM, Alpha Kappa Psi

FORSYTHE, David I., Jackson, Tenn., Ag., Horticul- ture Club

FORTENBERRY, Herman W., Tylertown, Bus.

FORTENBERRY, Thomas E., Columbia, Ed., Phi

Mu Alpha, Blackfriars, 4-H, Meistersingers FOSTER, Mclnnis G., Laurel, Ed., IED Club, SAM FRANKLIN, Billy C, Brandon, Bus. FREEMAN, Currey S., Laurel, Bus., Pi Sigma Epsilon FROST, Louis E., Rienzi, Ag., FFA

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FULMAR, Kenneth D., Memphis, Tenn., Eng., Eng.

Club, BSU, ASCE GAINES, Wayne G., Grenada, Ed. GAMMON, William R., Grenada, Eng., ASME GARDNER, Frances A., Macon, Ed. GARRETT, Elinor, Crystal Springs, Eng., MSPE,

ANS, Blackfriars

GARRISON, George W., Jr., Ripley. Ag., Farmhouse,

4-H, Block & Bridle, BSU GARY, Bonnie F., Eupora, Ed., Kappa Delta Pi GEBHART, Leland D., Jr., Meridian, LA GENO, Linda R., Rienzi, Ed. GENTRY, Ralph E., Pontotoc, Sc.

GEWIN, Joe C, Jackson, Eng.

GIBBS, Richard E., Jr., Starkville, Bus., SAM, REW GIBSON, Billy J., Mantee, Ed., IED Club GILLILAND, Hosmer D., Brooksville, Bus., Alpha

Kappa Psi, Accounting Club GIVENS, David A., Charleston, Eng., Ham Club,

MSPE, IEEE

GLASGOW, Thomas S., Ackerman, Sc, SAE, Alpha

Epsilon Delta, Wesley GLIDEWELL, Robert E., Rienzi, Ed. GOBER, Ronald M., Flora, Eng, IEEE, Arnold Air

Society GODFREY, Jeral E., Columbus, Eng., AIAA, MSPE GOFF, Robert L., Ocean Springs, Ed., IED Club

GOGGANS, Jane C, Columbus, Ed., Chorus GOLDEN, Gerald B., Mobile, Ala., Eng., AIChE,

MSPE GOLDSMITH, William A., Memphis, Tenn., Eng.,

PiKA, Tau Beta Pi, MSPE, ASCE GORDON, Jim C, Sledge, LA, Sigma Chi GORDON, John R., Vicksburg, Eng., Phi Tau Sigma

GRAHAM, Bobbie Jean, Kosciusko, Ed., Kappa Delta

Pi GRAHAM, Edward D., Jr., State College, Eng., Phi Kappa Tau, Tau Beta Pi, ODK, IEEE, Blue Key,

HKN GRAHAM, James T., West Point, LA, ATO, IFC,

Elder Statesmen GRATZ, James M., Jr., Grenada, Bus. GRAU, Richard H., Greenville, Eng., ASCE

3EJJT

SENIORS

GRAVES, Eugene A., Jr., Vicksburg, Eng., IEEE,

MSPE GRAVES, Larry H., Brookhaven, Ed., PiKA GREEN, Aubrey L., Laurel, Ed. GREEN, Joyce R., Red Bay, Ala., AS GREENE, James D., Baldwyn, Ed.

GREENE, Ronald W., Vernon, Ala., Eng., Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, AIAi*

GREER, Paul T., Jackson, Ohio, Ed., Cardim

GREGORY, James D., Mantachie, Ed.

GRIFFIN, Norman W., Vardaman, Bus., Ace Alpha Kappa Psi

GRIMES, Scottie L., Corinth, Ag., FFA

GRISHAM, Chester A., Dumas, Eng., ASME

GUINN, Terrell B., Caledonia, Eng., MSPE, ASCE

HAGERMAN, David T., Jackson, Eng., KA, AIChE,

MSPE HAILEY, Robert W., Louisville, Ed., SAM, IED Club

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Staff, AROTC

HAMLIN, Newton F., Jr., State College, LA, Kappa Sigma, Scabbard & Blade, Student Senate, Reflec- tor Staff

HAMMACK, Thomas, Birmingham, Ala., Ed., Maroon Band

HAMMOND, Linda S., West Point, Ed., Kappa Delta Pi, SEA

HANNA, Hugh B., Jr., Natchez, Eng., Lambda Chi Alpha, IEEE, MSPE

HARBOR, Rebecca, Tremont, LA, AWS

HARPER, Charles H., Greenville, Bus., Cheerleader,

Ace. Club, SA HARRELL, John K., II, Meridian, Eng., MSPE, IEEE HARRIS, Elmer C, III, Hattiesburg, Eng., Student

Senate, AIChE, MSPE HARRIS, Roy C, Jr., Tupelo, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau,

Alpha Kappa Psi, Ace. Club

HARRISON, Sandra C, Fulton, LA, Phi Mu, AWS,

Co-Ed Club HARTNESS, Durward S, Jr., Sc, Maroon Band,

Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta HARWELL, Fonda, Moss Point, Eng., ATO, ANS,

MSPE HARVEY, Vester, Kosciusko, LA HARVEY, William B., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi,

Delta Sigma Pi, Scabbard & Blade

££MOR£

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HATAWAY, Mack A., Brundidge, Ala., Eng., Phi Kappa Tau, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega

HAWKINS, Gary Lee, Calhoun City, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau

HAWKINS, Tommy W., Amory, Ed.

HAYS, Curtis R., Sparta, III., Ag.

HAYS, Dorothy F., Starkville, LA, Chi Omega, Car- dinal Key, Sigma Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi

HEARD, Frank C, Jr., Natchez, Bus., Maroon Band HEARON, C. Hamner, Starkville, Eng., ASME HEARON, Erin A., Ed., Starkville, Kappa Delta Pi HEARON. Raymond C, Jr., Mt. Holly, N.J., Kappa

Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME HELOU, Tony M., Beirut, Lebanon, Eng., Interna- tional Club

HENDERSON, Milton R., Richton, Ag.

HENLEY, Billy D., Calhoun City, Bus., Maroon Band

HERCHENHAHN, C. 0., Petal, Ag., BSU, Farm- house, Dairy Club, 4-H

HERRINGTON, Preston, Jr.. Ruleville, Eng., Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE

HESTER, Edward G., Nettleton, Bus.

HIGGINBOTHAM, William, Macon, Ed.

HIGHT, Fred T., Jr., Biloxi, Bus.

HILL, Thomas M., Jackson, Bus., REFLECTOR,

SAM, SA HINSHAW, Max F., West Point, Ed. HOBSON, Jimmy H., Ripley, Eng., ASCE

HOLDEN, William S, Sledge, Bus., Sigma Chi

HOLIMAN, Harold 0., Greenville, Ag., Ag. Eng. Technology Club

HOLLAND, Edward M., Natchez, Eng., AIIE, New- man Club

HOLLAND, Parker J., Philadelphia, Bus.

HOLLEY, Robert C, Ripley, Ag., FFA, NEA

HOLSTON, Aubrey G., Picayune, Eng., IEE HOOD, Charles T., Calhoun City, Bus., SAM HOOD, Harold E., Anguilla, Bus., SAM, Pi Sigma

Epsilon HORNER, Harry P., Ocean Springs, Eng., ANS,

MSPE HOWARD, Robert C, Poplarville, Ag.

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HOWELL, John B., Ill, Canton, Sc, Kappa Sigma HOWLE, Thomas C, Neshoba, Bus., Beta Alpha Psi HUFF, Andrew J., Leakesville, Bus., Sigma Chi HUFFMAN, Bill, Pelahatchie, Eng., IEEE, MSPE HUFFSTATLER, Bobby Joe, Corinth, Bus.

HUGHES, Jimmy C, Kossuth, IA

HUGHES, Robard Y., Jackson, Bus., SAM, PiKA,

Pi Sigma Epsilon, Parachute Club, REFLECTOR HUMPHREYS, Thomas W., Lorman, Eng., IEEE HUNT, David R., Lyon, LA, Delta Chi HUNTER, Norman F.. Jr., Shreveport, La., Eng., Tau

Beti Pi, HKN, Phi Kappa Phi, IEEE

HURST, Robert D., Jackson, Eng., Am. Ceramic Soc.

HUSKISON, William N., Ingomar, Ed., SAM

HUTTON, William D., Clinton, Ed.

HYDE, George S., Senatobia, Eng.

INGERSOLL, Robert T., West Memphis, Ark., ATO

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INGRAM, Windell F., Durant, Eng., ASCE

JACKSON, Lewis L., Jr., LA, Jackson, Acacia, RE- FLECTOR, President's Cabinet, Discipline Com- mittee

JACKSON, Robert C, West Point, Ed., Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Maroon Band, MENC

JACOBS, Robert B., Wilson, Ark., Ed., IED Gktb

JACOBS, Will, III, Iverness, Bus.

JENKINS, Felix L., Memphis, Tenn., Eng., AIChE

JENKINS, Wiley H., Jr., Itta Bena, Bus., Pi Sigma

Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi JETT, Anson H., Ellisville, Eng, MSPE, IEEE JOHNSON, Basil M, Eudora, Ark., Ed, SAM, Circle

K, IED Club

JOHNSON, Bobby Joe, Clarksdale, Bus, Delta Chi,

Accounting Club JOHNSON, Mary W, Durant, Ed, NEA JOHNSON, Wayne E, Egypt, Ed. JOHNSTON, Bowerl, Jr., Jackson, Ed. JOHNSTON, Charles R, Shannon, Ed, IED Club

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JOHNSTON, James H, Vaughan, LA

JONES, Billy Ray, Benton, LA

JONES, Bobby Leon, Jackson, Ed.

JONES, Charles E, Laurel, Ed.

JONES, Jerry D, Laurel, Eng, Sigma Chi, Tau Beta

Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, ODK, Phi Eta Sigma, Eng.

Council, ASME, MSPE

JONES, Jerry H, Laurel, Fo, Forestry Club

JONES, William L, Long Beach, LA, SA, REFLEC- TOR

JORDAN, Bert M, Jackson, Bus, SAE, SAM, Scab- bard and Blade

JORDAN, Dennis B, Ellisville, Fo, Forestry Club

JUE, Vic F, Pace, LA

KEITH, K. R, Anguilla, Eng, AIChE KAPP, William F, Greenville, Eng. KEARNEY, John W, Jr., Money, Ag, SAE KECK, Kerth 0, Jr., Meridian, Bus. KENNEDY, Joseph M, Newton, Bus, KA

KENNEDY, Tennis, Biloxi, LA

KHACHAN, Carlos S., Beirut, Lebanon, Eng., Inter- national Club, Newman Club

KILLCREAS, Wallace E., Lucedale, Fo., AZ, Forestry Club

KIMBROUGH, Everett L., Maben, Ag.

KINARD, Martha J., Louisville, Ed.

KING, J. Waverly, Ackerman, Ed., SAE, MEA

KING, Paul T., Jr., Greenville, Bus., Sigma Chi, Blue Key, Delta Sigma Pi, Elder Statesmen, Student Senate, IFC President, Bus. ' School Pres.

KING, Warren G., Jr., Benton, Ed., SAM, IED Club

KINNISON, Donald E., Natchez, Eng.

KIRKLAND, Ronny C, Brewton, Ala., Ed., M Club

Epsilon,

KLING, Jan L., Kosciusko, Ed.

KNIGHT, Jeff E., Louisville, Ag.

KNIGHT, John R., Ill, Chattanooga, Tenn., Eng.,

KA, AIChE, MSPE, Elder Statesman KNOTTS, Orren D., Jackson, Bus.

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KOCH, John L., Meridian, Eng., American Ceramic

Society KYLE, Robert R., Meridian, Eng., IEEE LADNIER, Betty A., Pascagoula, Eng., MSPE, Co-

Ed Club, ANS, BSU, Phi Mu, AWS LAMBERT, William K., Natchez, Ed. LANCASTER, Herbert Lee, Fulton, LA

LANDRUM, W. K., Kosciusko, Bus., Pi Sigma Epsi- lon, Flying Club LANE, John A, Kosciusko, LA, KA LANGDON, Wylie L., Macon, Fo. LANGLEY, Daniel R., Houston, Eng., ASCE LANGLEY, Walter M., Huntsville, Ala., Eng., ANS

LAWHON, Robert D., Laurel, Ed., SAM, IED Club

LAWLER, Linda Ann, Hamilton, Ala., Ed.

LEA, Roy, Canton, Eng., ASCE

LEE, George M., Sardis, Eng., ASME, Newman Club

LEE, Henry J., Columbia, Eng., ASCE

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LEECH, Billy E., Smithville, Ag., FFA

LEWIS, Bolivar F., Vero Beach, Fla., Eng., KA,

AIChE LEWIS, Clarence J., Jr., Waynesboro, Bus.

LEWIS, Elsie M., Iuka, Ed., SEA, Wesley

LEWIS, James Larry, Wesson, Bus., Phi Sigma Epsi

Ion

LEWIS, James M., Starkville, Bus., Circle K

LEWIS, Merle, Gulfport, Ed., SEA

LEWIS, Wallace J., Summit, Ag., Circle K

LEWIS, William F., Jackson, Bus., Alpha Kappa Psi LEWTER, Fred A., Ill, Mobile, Ala., Eng., AIChE,

MSPE LIBERTO, Vincent E., Jr., Thornton, Ed. LICHTE, Jack R., Albuquerque, N.M., LA, PiKA,

Alpha Kappa Psi, Alpha Phi Omega, Maroon Guard LITTLE, Robert L., New Hebron, Ed.

££MOR£

LOCKETT, James F., Biloxi, Bus., SAM LOGAN, Hubert H., Marianna, Ark., Eng., ASCE LOIACANO, J. E., Bay St. Louis, Ed. LONGEST, Prentice C, Jr., Norfolk, Va., Bus.

LUSTER, James E., Jr., Yazoo City, Ag., Block &

Bridle LYNN, Robert E., Pascagoula, Eng., IED Club McCARTY, Robert H., Enterprise, Ag. McCOLLUM, Larry W., Kossuth, Ag. McCOOL, Robert Ear], Aliceville, Ala., Ed., M Club

McCORMICK, James B., Grenada, Ag. McCOY, William J., Booneville, Ag., FFA McDONALD, Harold R., Jr., Jackson, Eng., ASCE,

Scabbard & Blade, MSPE McGEE, John B., Lockport, La., Sc, PiKA, Dip &

Strike McGOWEN, Douglas N., Collins, Ed.

McLAURIN, Ray C, DeKalb, Bus., Delta Sigma Pi

McKAY, Paul G., Louisville, Ed., Kappa Delta Pi

McKINNEY, William B., Amory, Ed.

McKINNIS, Archie P., St. Petersburg, Fla., Bus., Beta Alpha Psi, Delta Sigma Pi, Scabbard & Blade, Commerce Cabinet, Who's Who, Blue Key, ODK

McMILLIN, John A., Louisville, Sc, Phi Eta Sigma

McMULLAN, Barry G., Meridian, Sc, Dip & Strike McPHERSON, Robert L., Rolling Fork, Bus., Pi

Sigma Epsilon, BSU McREE, Stephen F., Tupelo, Bus. McREYNOLDS, Carole E., Starkville, LA, Chi Omega,

Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi,

Who's Who, AFROTC Sponsor McREYNOLDS, Samuel S, Starkville, Bus., Sigma

Chi, Delta Sigma Pi

, Starkville, Eng., Pi Tau

McWHORTER, John C, Sigma, MSPE, ASME

MAGEE, William G., Carthage, Fo.

MAJURE, Wallace K., Madden, Ag, Ag. Eng. Tech. & Bus. Club

MANEY, Betty B., Winter Park, Fla., LA, Chi Ome- ga, AFROTC Sponsor, Cardinal Key, YMCA Cabi- net, AWS, REFLECTOR

MANNING, William F., Jr., Jackson, ANS, MSPE

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MARIN, Alfredo X., Granad, Nicaragua, Eng. MARSHALL, Gerald Floy, Long Beach, Ed., IED

Club MARTIN, Donna G., Eupora, Ed. MARTIN, John H., Moss Point, Eng., IEEE MARTINEZ-GINORIS, Jose, Havana, Cuba, Eng., Tau

Beta Pi, ANS, MSPE, International Club.

MASSEY, Bobby M., Forest, Eng, ASCE, MSPE MASSEY, Franck D, Canton, Bus, Sigma Chi, Pi

Sigma Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Blue Key, Scabbard

& Blade MASSEY, James E, Jr., Memphis, Tenn, Eng, AIChE MATHEWS, Bobby E, Houston, Bus. MATTOX, Robert M, Tupelo, YMCA Cabinet, Eng,

ASCE, Scabbard & Blade, DMS, Phi Kappa Tau

MAY, Charles A, Brandon, Bus.

MEADOWS, Stanley W, Birmingham, Ala, LA, M

Club MEEK, George F, Jackson, Bus, SAM MELTON, Paul A, Yazoo City, Bus, Pi Sigma

Epsilon, Delta Sigma Pi, Blue Key, REVEILLE,

KA METCALFE, John L, Tupelo, Ag.

MICH ELL, Gerald D., Shaw, Bus.

MIDDLETON, Lynne C, West Point, Ed., Kappa

Delta Pi, BSU, NEA MILAM, George S., Charleston, Bus., PiKA MILES, Winston A., Jr., Weir, Ed. MILLER, Ansel E., New Orleans, La., Fo., Delta

Pi Delta

MILLER, Helen K., Morgan City, LA MILLER, James K., Silver Creek, Bus. MILLS, Richard K., Jackson, Bus. MILSTEAD, James E., Amory, Bus. MILWARD, Betsey R., Whitehaven, Tenn., Ed., Chi Omega, ROTC Sponsor, Band

MING, Glynda V., Louisville, Ed.

MITCHELL, James C, Fulton, Bus., Pi Sigma Epsilon

MONSELL, Rosa Lee, Jackson, LA, ZTA, Maroon

Band, Head Majorette MONTAGUE, Raymond C, Tupelo, Bus. MOON, William J., Boyle, Eng., MSPE, IEEE

££NfOR£

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MOORE, James F., Greenville, Eng, MSPE, ASME MOORE, Neel A., Forrest City, Ark, Eng, ATO,

ASCE, MSPE, REVEILLE Staff MOOREHEAD, Eulan S, Hickory Flat, Eng, ASME,

MSPE, Wesley Council MORAN, Carl J, Jr., Kiln, Sc. MORGAN, Wendell L, Weir, Ed.

MORGAN, Robert E, Vardaman, Eng, ASCE MORRISON, Robert E, Biloxi, Eng, ANS, SAE, Tsu

Beta Pi MOSLEY, Wallace F, Daleville, Ed. MOSS, James 0, Sardis, Eng, Sigma Chi, AIEE,

IEEE MOTT, Don M, Enterprise, LA

MULLEN, Warren E, Jackson, Bus, ATO

MURPHY, Andrew M, Lucedale, LA

MURPHY, William G, III, Biloxi, Bu, Beta Alpha

Psi, Accounting Club, Newman Club MYERS, Troy J, Jr., Collins, LA NEAL, William R, Quitman, Bus, SAM

NEELY, Samuel W., Shannon, Sc. NELSON, Benjamin A., Pope, Ag. NELSON, Charles C, III, Yazoo City, Bus. NESLER, Ronald J., Fayette, Ag., Farmhous

BSU NEWHALL, Alexander F., Northampton, Ma:

Acacia, Young Republicans

NEWMAN, James C, Columbus, Sc. NEWTON, Charles T., Goodman, Sc. NEWTON, James B., Bruce, Eng. NEWTON, Richard E., Hatley, Ed. NICHOLAS, Hurston 0., Century, Fla., Fo., Forestry Club

NICHOLAS, Mary Ann M., Magnolia, Ed., Dames Club

NICHOLS, Aubrey E., Columbus, LA, M Club, ODK, Blue Key, Elder Statesmen

NICHOLSON, Roy L., Philadelphia, Eng.

NOBLIN, William C, Jr., Meridian, Bus., PiKA, Ac- counting Club, SAM

NORSWORTHY, Donald W., Ellisville, Ed.

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OGLESBY, Walter L., Jr., McComb, Eng., AIChE OLDHAM, Sammy E., Jackson, Ed., IED Club OLIPHANT, Jeanette, Carthage, Ed., Phi Mu, SEA OLMSTED, Robert L., Greenwood, Bus., Pi Sigma

Epsilon, Sigma Chi O'NEAL, Dan R., Perkinston, Eng., ASCE

ORR, Max S„ Greenville, Ed.

OSWALT, Willie Ray, Columbus, MIAA, AIAA, Ed.

OWEN, Sidney S., Jr., Sallis, Ag., Ag. Economics

Club PALMER, Grady Ray, Louisville, Ed., IED Club,

Iota Sigma Lambda, AIAA, MIAA PALMER, Romie J., Tupelo, Bus.

PARHAM, Ronny G., Hamilton, Bus.

PARK, John W., Vicksburg, Eng, ASME, MSPE

PARKS, Malcolm G., Greenville, Bus., Alpha Kappa

Psi, Accounting Club, Deans Cabinet PARKMAN, Jo Ann, Pulaski, Ed, SEA PATTERSON, George L, III, Monticello, Ag.

££MOR£

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PATTON, Vernon L„ Perkinston, Eng, ASCE PAUL, Oliver H., Jackson, Bus., Alpha Kappa Psi PAYNE, Percy A., Tylertown, Eng., MSPE, ASME,

Pi Tau Sigma PEALE, William W., Natchez, Fo. PEAVY, Alton L., Meridian, LA

PEEL, Harold F., Quitman, Bus.

PEEL, Robert D., Gulfport, LA, Collegiate Civitan

PENNINGTON, Artie A., Columbus, Eng., Sigma

Chi, IEEE PEREZ-VENERO, Mima, Panama Canal Zone, LA,

Sigma Delta Pi, Newman Club, International Club PERKINS, Dennis H., Jackson, Bus.

PHILLIPS, Joseph A., Collinsville, Ed., IED Club,

SAM PHILLIPS, Roy E., Amory, Eng., IEEE PICKERING, Benson B., Jr., Port Gibson, Eng.,

ATO, ASCE, Reveille Staff PILLOW, William H., Jr., Greenwood, LA, SAE,

Philo Demos, Scabbard & Blade, Bulldog Boosters PIPPEN, George E., Laurel, Ed.

POL, Jerry A., Gulfport, Eng.

POMEROY, Nancy E., Starkville, LA, Chi Omega, AWS, Cardinal Key, Phi Kappa Phi, Student Sen- ate, President's Cabinet, Pan. Council

POPE, Daniel P., Jr., Sardis, Bus.

PORTER, Gerald W., Ocean Springs, Bus.

PORTERA, Tony F., Grenada, Bus., PiKA

POWE, Charles E., Waynesboro, Ag., Ag.

Club POWELL, Roger S., Natchez, Ed. POWER, Billy R., Weir, Ed., IED Club PRESTRIDGE, Larry S., Smithville, Ed. PRICE, James C, Pascagoula, Eng., MSPE

PULLEN, Tommy R., Vicksburg, Bus., Alpha Kappa

Psi, Circle K PURNELL, Marvin E., Vincennes, Ind., Ed. PURVIS, Albert G., Jr., Scooba, Ed. PUTMAN, James M., Fayetteville, Tenn., Bus., Delta

Chi, Blue Key, Elder Statesmen, President Student

Assn., Accounting Club, Beta Alpha Psi PUTNAM, William T„ McKenzie, Tenn., Ag., AZ,

Dairy Club

PUTT, Larry O., Tupelo, LA PYBAS, James A., Greenwood, Ed., IED Club QUAVE, Leon J., Biloxi, Eng., IEEE RAKESTRAW, Benny C, Tupelo, Bus., BSU RAMSEY, Ravinia J., Starkville, Ed., ZTA, Co-Ed Commuters Club, MEA

RAMSEY, William D., Jr., Iuka, Bus., Accounting

Club RANDLE, John A., New Albany, Eng., ASME RATCLIFF, Clyde, McComb, LA, BSU RATCLIFFE, Mary 0., Natchez, LA, Sigma Delta Pi RATLIFF, Lonnie W., Jackson, Ed., IED Club

RAWLINSON, James M., Citronelle, Ala., Ed. RAY, James H., Jr., Tupelo, Bus., Sigma Chi RAY, Phil H., Calhoun City, Bus., Maroon Band REDD, Mary L., Summit, Ed., SEA REDSTONE, Paul C, Vero Beach, Fla., Bus., SPE

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REED, Grady H., Ill, Columbus AFB, LA, Arnold Air Society, Pres., AFROTC Cadet Assn., Sigma Chi

REEVES, Robert J., Jackson, Eng., Scabbard & Blade

REGAN, William E., Jr., Kosciusko, LA

REILY, Jack C, Jr., Meridian, Sci.

REVES, Priscilla A., Eupora, Ed., SEA, Kappa Delta Pi, REFLECTOR

RHODES, Vicki S. H., Dekalb, Ed. RICHARDS, Edward A, Gulfport, Bus., ATO, Ac- counting Club, Elder Statesmen, IFC, Asst. Editor

REVEILLE RICHARDSON, Ray B., Brooksville, Bus., Account- ing Club RICHEY, Hilton M., New Albany, Ag., FFA

RICKMAN, Lane D, Florence, E., SAM, IED Club

RICHMOND, Don C, Crenshaw, Bus.

RILEY, Julian C, Verona, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau, Scabbard & Blade, Delta Sigma Pi, Pi Sigma Epsi- lon, Alpha Phi Omega, Accounting Club

RILEY, William A, Dorsey, Ed., IED Club

RIMMER, Fred M., Greenwood, Bus.

la, Ag., Ag. Economics Club Memphis, Tenn., Bus.,

RIVES, Luther D., L<

ROARK, Tommy B., Me hi i i

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ROBBINS, Flora L., Saltillo, Ed., Co-Ed Club ROBBINS, John E., Shannon, Bus., KA, Delta Sigma

Pi, Scabbard & Blade ROBERTS, Barclay P., Jackson, Eng, ASCE, KA

RODGERS, William D., Hattiesburg, Sc.

ROE, Charles W., Vicksburg, Bus., SAM, Circle K

Club ROGERS, Robert L., Prentiss, Ag., Civitan ROOKER, Charles R., Pensacola, Fla., Ed., Ind. Tech.

Club ROOKER, Lester W., Meridian, Bus., KA, Blue Key,

Delta Sigma Pi, Arnold Air Society, Elder States-

ROSS, Larry Gene, Florence, Ed., SAM, IED Club ROSS, Robert S., Eupora, Ed., ATO, Scabbard

Blade ROSS, William T., Clarksdale, Ed., IED Club ROUSE, Richard J., Union, LA ROWLAND, Betty J., Baldwyn, LA

££NfOR£

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RUFFIN, Paul D., Columbus, Ed.

RUNKIN, Robert E., Laurel, Eng, PiKA, IEEE

RUSH, Frank W, Jr., DeKalb, Bus, Beta Alpha Psi,

Delta Sigma Pi RUSHING, Ralph C, Jr., Starkville, Bus, PiKA,

Delta Sigma Pi, Accounting Club RUSHING, Travis T, Burnsville, Ag, Agronomy Club

RUSSELL, Stacy B, Tupelo, Bus.

RUTLEDGE, Glen 0, Fulton, Eng, ASME, Phi Tau Sigma, MSPE

SALTER, Charlie T, Yazoo City, Bus, KA, Philo Demos, Elder Statesmen, YMCA Cabinet, Delta Sigma Pi, Scabbard & Blade

SALTER, John W, Jr., Port Gibson, Eng, ATO, MSPE

SANDERS, Andrew P, Greenville, Bus, PiKA, Col- legiate Civitan

SANDERS, Arthur L, Shelby, Bus, SPE

SANDERS, Mike W, Cleveland, Ed, Sigma Chi, M

Club SANFORD, Carl D, Gaylesville, Ala, Ed. SCALES, Joyce T, Starkville, Ed, Beta Sigma Phi SCHERMER, Michael, Baton Rouge, La, Eng, IEEE,

Chess Club

SCHNEIDER, Joseph J., Jr., Warrington, Fla., Bus.,

Phi Kappa Tau SCHUH, Pat, Clarksdale, Bus., Delta Chi, Accounting

Club SCOTT, James W., Sturgis, Bus., Accounting Club SEGARS, Douglas L., Amory, Bus., Accounting Club SEWARD, Byron H., Pace, Bus., Wesley, Alpha Phi

Omega

SHADOIN, James R., Jr., Bay St. Louis, Bus., SAM, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Accounting Club

SHADOW, Tommy D., Collinsville, Eng., AIAA

SHARP, James E., Louisville, Bus., SAE

SHEDD, Alvin W., Meridian, Eng., IEEE

SHEELY, Robert A., State College, Eng., Kappa Sig- ma, Blue Key, ODK, HKN, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Maroon Band, Student Senate, MSPE, IEEE, Eng., Counc., Philo Demos, Phi Eta Sigma

SHEHEA, Steve, Starkville, Bus., SAM

SHELTON, Lewis R., Greenville, Bus., Pi Sigma

Epsilon, Collegiate Civitan, Delta Sigma Pi, Bus.

Man. REFLECTOR SHIELDS, Richard, III, Moss Point, LA, SA, IDC,

Elder Statesmen SHIPP, Phillip P., Benton, LA, SAE SIMMONS, Bobby J., Meridian, Bus., Alpha Kappa

Psi

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SIMMONS, D'Juanna E., Baton Rouge, La., LA SIMMONS, Jack M., Hattiesburg, Eng., KA, MSPE, IEEE

SIMS, Laura L., Booneville, Ed., MEA SIMS, William D., Canton, Bus., Beta Alpha Psi, Ac- counting Club

SISTRUNK, Jerry E., Sebastopol, Eng., ASCE, MSPE,

Micro Club SKELTON, Robert H., Leland, Bus. SMITH, Charles D., Meridian, Bus. SMITH, David B., Jackson, Eng., 4-H, ASAE SMITH, George M., DeKalb, Bus.

SMMTH, Hester Dwight, Brooklyn, Ed.

SMITH, James M., Jr., Corinth, Bus.

SMITH, Johnnie Larry, Ripley, Eng., ASCE

SMITH, Kenneth L., Jr., Gulfport, Bus.. Sigma Chi,

Delta Sigma Pi, Scabbard & Blade, YMCA Cabinet SMITH, Robert C, Meridian, LA, Kappa Sigma,

President's Cabinet, Elder Statesmen

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SMITH, Robert H., Jr., West Point, Bus.

SMITH, Robert S., Decatur, Ed.

SMITH, Roland M., Jr., Waynesboro, LA

SMITH, Shelby J. H., Philadelphia, Ed., Kappa Delta

Pi SMITH, Thomas J., Crosby, Bus., IDC

SNEED, James C, III, Pontotoc, Bus., Sigma Chi SONES, Larry P., Eupora, Bus., REVEILLE Staff,

REFLECTOR Staff, ATO SORRELS, Aubert L., Jr., Lamont, Bus., Collegiate

Civitan SOWELL, Larry T, Coldwater, Ag. SPAIN, William H., Booneville, Eng., IDC, ASME

SPARKS, John N., Tuscaloosa, Ala., Bus., Kappa

Sigma, M Club, Pi Sigma Epsilon SPIGNER, Margaret F., Fulton, Ed. SPRAYBERRY, Frances S., Fulton, Ed. STAFFORD, Harold W., Vossburg, Eng., Phi Eta

Sigma, Petroleum Club STAGGS, Tommy, West Point, Ed.

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STALLINGS, Kenneth M., Jr., Olive Branch, Bus.,

Alpha Phi Omega, Gavel Club, Accounting Club,

Phi Kappa Tau STANSELL, James E., Jr., Pensacola, Fla, Bus., SAE STEVENS, Robert S., Memphis, Tenn., Fo. STEWART, Robert L., Picayune, Eng., Tau Beta Pi,

Acacia, Phi Eta Sigma, AIAA

STONE, James A., Prairie, Bus., Phi Sigma Epsilon STONE, Johnny L., Clarksdale, Eng., Band, MSPE,

ASME, Wesley STOKER, Dewey H., Kilmichael, Bus. STREETER, Jan R., Joiner, Ark., Ag. STRICKLAND, Virgil, Louisville, LA, PiKA

STRINGER, Robert M., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi,

REFLECTOR staff, Pi Sigma Epsilon STROUD, Jimmy G., Lake, Ed.

STUART, Clyde E., Jr., Starkville, Bus., Sigma Chi STUART, Kathy M., Philadelphia, Ed., SEA, Kappa

Delta Pi STURGEON, Ken, Eldred, 111., LA, Alpha Phi Omega,

Newman Club

STYRON, Clarence R, Vicksburg, Eng., ASCE, MSPE SUMMEROUR, A. R., Jr., Wiggins, Eng., AIChE SULLIVAN, Pat H., Mize, Ag., FFA TABB, Billy D., Walthall, Ag., Collegiate FFA TANT, Reba Nell, Charleston, S. C, LA

TAPPAN, Thomas T., Helena, Ark., LA

TATE, James M., Shannon, Ed.

TAYLOR, Alan F., Black Mountain, N. C, Ed.

TAYLOR, Jimmy A., Fayette, Ala., Ed., NEA, Sigma

Chi, REFLECTOR Staff, M Club, NEA TAYLOR, Ronald L., Memphis, Tenn., LA, Sigma

Chi, ODK, Blue Key, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Eta

Sigma, Scabbard & Blade

TAYLOR, Scotty R., Yazoo City, Ed.

TEEL, Carl J., Mt. Pleasant, Ed., BSU TEMPLE, Eleanor F., Meridian, Ed., BSU TERELL, Amos H., Jr., Memphis, Tenn., Eng., AIAA

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THAXTON, James P., Jr., Starkville, Ag., Sigma Chi THOMASON, Wesley T., Grenada, LA THOMPSON, Doris Sue, Maben, Ed., NEA THOMPSON, Richard C, Jackson, LA, Kappa Sigma THOMPSON, Wilda Collins, Laurel, Ed., Band, Chi Omega

THORNHILL, Lee W., Tylertown, Bus.

THORNTON, Tommy R., West, Ag., FFA

TONEY, Thomas E., Batesville, Ed.

TRAVIS, Roland M., Picayune, AS, Sigma Chi,

Arnold Air Society, IAS TREVETT, Douglas R., Ocean Springs, Eng., ANS,

Alpha Phi Omega, MSPE

TUBB, Doyle W., Quincy, Ag., FFA TUBB, Ellihue, Amory, Ed., BSU, MEA TUBB, Hershell C, Amory, Ed. TURNER, Hugh G., Pontotoc, Ed. TURNER, James C, Ethel, Eng., AIChE

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Accounting Club, Wesley TURNER, Thomas G., Ovett, Fo. UNLAND, Harold D., Jr., Darling, Eng., AIChE, Tau

Beta Pi VAIL, Charles S., Booneville, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau,

Wesley VAN CLEAVE, Robert A., Jr., Vicksburg, Eng, IEEE

VAUGHAN, Robert H, Shannon, Ag. VEAL, Roy A, Birmingham, Ala, Eng. VIATOR, Gerald J, Gulfport, Ed. VICKERS, Cecil M, Greenville, Eng, ASME WALKER, Alton I, Newton, Fo.

WALKER, Charles M, Columbus, Bus, KA WALKER, Laura Ann, Indianola, Bus, Beta Alpha

Psi WALKER, Linda L, Meridian, Ed, Who's Who,

MENC, Kappa Delta Pi WALKER, Walter E, Meridian, Bus. WALTERS, Clinton L, Caledonia, Ed.

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WALTERS, Herbert S, Vicksburg, LA WARE, Donald W, Winona, Ed. WARREN, Kenneth W, Forest, Bus. WATKINS, Neil A, Jackson, Eng, ASCE WEATHERFORD, Wyatt H, Ed.

WEAVER, Carl David, Smithville, Ed.

WEBB, Mary J, Henderson, LA

WELFORD, George R, Lucedale, Eng, ASME

WELFORD, Mattie L. C, Lucedale, Bus, Accounting

Club WELLS, James E, Jackson, Bus.

WENNING, Thomas J, Wapakoneta, Ohio, Eng.

WEST, Anna C, Hazelhurst, LA, Phi Mu, Student Senate

WEST, Forrest L, Jr., Mobile, Ala, Eng, AIChE, MSPE

WESTERFIELD, Paul A, Jr., Jackson, Eng, New- man Club, AIAA

WESTIN, Dennis C, Grenada, AS, PiKA, Blue Key, ODK, AED

WHATLEY, Larry F., Longview, LA, Phi Alpha Theta WHATLEY, William H., Walnut Grove, Bus. WHITE, Arthur M., Jr., Jackson, Bus., ATO WHITE, Dennis Y., Baldwyn, Ed. WHITE, James H., Iuka, Eng., Acacia, ASCE, MSPE

WHITE, James T., Sturgis, Eng., IEEE, Scabbard &

Blade WHITE, Joe E., Maben, Eng., AIAA WHITE, Robert A., Columbus, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau,

Pi Sigma Epsilon WHITE, Robert E., Charleston, Ed. WHITE, Thomas D., Vicksburg, Eng., ASCE

WHITE, William S., Jackson, Bus., ATO WHITFIELD, Henry L., Tupelo, Bus., ODK, Sigma

Chi, Student Senate, Elder Statesmen, Blue Key,

Scabbard & Blade WHITTINGTON, Garland D., Liberty, Ed. WILBANKS, Jimmy W., Corinth, Bus. WILBANKS, Wesley G., Booneville, Eng., IEEE

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WILEMON, Dale R., Aberdeen, Bus.

WILLIAMS, Angela H., Cairo, Ga., Ed., Kappa Delta

Pi WILLIAMS, Arthur L., Jr., Cairo, Ga., Ed. WILLIAMS, Bill R., Poplarville, Ed., IED Club, SAM,

MIAA, AIAA WILLIAMS, Billy W., Smithville, Ed.

WILLIAMS, George C, Quitman, Bus. WILLIAMS, George W., Senatobia, Eng., Eng. Coun- cil, AIChE WILLIAMS, Harold S., Jr., Lucedale, Eng., ASCE WILLIAMS, Larry A., Grenada, LA WILLIAMS, Robert Earl, Columbia, Eng., ASCE

, Fo., Delta

WILLIFORD, Robert E., Greenwood, LA, ATO, Cir- cle K, Blackfriars, REVEILLE Staff, Dormitory Rep. WILLIS, Carl W., Philadelphia, Ed., IED Club WILLIS, Elbert W., Union, Eng., ASCE WILSON, Elizabeth J., Golden, Ed.

WILSON, Grady W., Enid, Eng., AIChE

WILSON, Hugh H., Jr., Tunica, Bus., Delta Sigma

Pi, Arnold Air Society, Accounting Club, SAE WILSON, John C, Hamilton, Ag., Wesley, AZ, Ag.

Economics Club WINDHAM, Bernard Moore, Carthage, LA, Lambda

Chi Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma WINDHAM, John L., Union, LA

WINDHAM, John W., Bay Springs, Eng., IEEE WINN, Dennis F., Jr., Goodsprings, Ala., Ed. WISEMAN, James D., Crawford, Ag., Alpha Zeta, Ag.

Economics Club WISEMAN, Judith L., Tupelo, Ed., Kappa Delta Pi WOLEBEN, Jerry B., Gulfport, Eng., MSPE, Alpha

Psi Omega

WOLVERTON, Larry E., Jackson, Eng., Phi Eta

Sigma, AIChE WOO, Mayly Joe, Inverness, Ed., Kappa Delta Phi WOOD, James W., Ackerman, Ed. WOOD, John Thomas, Ellisville, Sc, AIP WOOD, Neil L., Columbus, AS, Sigma Chi

SENIORS

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WOOD, Walter Lee, Jr., Gulfport, Eng., Band, BSU,

Ham Club WOODRUFF, Margaret A., West Memphis,. Ark., Ed.,

NEA, Co-Ed Club WOOLEY, Jerry L., Clarksdale, En., IEEE WRIGHT, Charles A., Jackson, Bus., PiKA WRIGHT, John H., Jr., Gulfport, Bus., SPE

WRIGHT, Thomas G., Gulfport, Bus., SAM YANCEY, Charles Lee, Corinth, Eng., AIIE, MSPE,

IDC YARBROUGH, Charles L., Jackson, Ed. YONGE, Jimmy L., Lucedale, Ag., FFA, Agronomy

Club YOUNG, Emily W., Grenada, Bus., ZTA

YOUNG, George M„ Meridian, Eng., Phi Tau Sigma,

Phi Eta Sigma, MSPE, ASME ZEPPONI, Fred, Jr., Clarksdale, Bus. GARRISON, Suzanne, Starkville, Ed., Chi Omega SCARBOROUGH, Joseph L., Pascagoula, Eng., Eta

Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, IEEE, MSPE BLAIR, Bill, Columbus, Bu., SAE, Elder Statesmen

Lto R: DeBottis, Bridgeforth, Kellar, Love.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Stwart Bridgeforth President

Mark Kellar Vice President

Mary Winfred Love Secretary

Lynn DeBottis Treasurer

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ADAMS, Clarice E., Kosciusko, Ed. AKIN, James T., Jackson, Bu. ALDRIDGE, Tony A., Columbus, Bu. ALEXANDER, William H., Vaughan, LA, SPE ALFORD, Emmette E., Tyler Town, Fo.

ALLEN, Charles R., Vardaman, LA ALLEN, Connie M., Magnolia, Ed. ALLEN, Dennis D., Dekalb, Eng. ALLSBROOK, John, Eupora, LA, Sigma Chi ALMON, Vernon J., Batesville, Eng., ATO

ANDERSON, Hamill W., Jackson ANDERSON, Ralph E., Wesson, Bu. ANDERSON, William D., Mt. Pleasant, Ed. ANDERSON, William E., Jr., Jackson, Bu., ATO ANGELO, Lawrence F., Jr., Edwards, Eng.

ARENDER, Frank N., Jackson, Bu. ARNOLD, Johnnie J., Jr., Baldwyn, Eng. BACON, William A., Jr., Aberdeen, Ed. BALDWIN, Edward, Vick-burg, Bu., KA BALL, Hilton, Brookhaven, LA, PiKA

BALL, Wayne 0., Sandy Hook, Bu. BARIA, Willie L., Moss Point, LA BAILEY, David, Forest, Eng. BARNES, Henry P., Leakesville, LA BARRETT, James K., Jr., Jackson, Bu

BARRETT, Robert W., Aberdeen, Ed., PiKA BARRON, Jesse L., Crystal Springs, Eng., Phi Kappa

Tau BARTEE, Eddie Carruth, Jackson, Bu., ATO BARTON, David C, Raymond, Eng., SAE BASS, Margaret Y., Jackson, Bu.

BASWELL, John W., Jr., Sturgis, Fo. BATES, Michael C, Liberty, Fo. BATTE, Oliver K., Jackson, LA, Kappa Sigma BAYLIS, Frederick D., Petal, Ag. BEACHUM, Dduel R., Dorsey, Bu.

BEAIRD, Monroe F., Jackson, Ag. Ed. BEALL, Clarence D., Batesville, Bu. BEANE, George H., Tupelo, Bu. BEARD, Hiram L., Mount Olive, Eng. BEARD, Thomas R., Brandon, LA

BEASON, Willie T., Philadelphia, Bu. BECK, William T., Jr., Pittsboro, Bu. BECKETT, Hilma D., Pittsboro, LA BEENE. Charles W.. Water Valley, Bu. BELL, William A., Walnut, Ag.

BELLANDE, Ray L., Biloxi, A&S BERRY, Lawrence J., Mt. Pleasant, Eng. BILLINGSLEY, B. B., Jr., Waterford, Sci. BLACK, Elbert C, III, Indianola, Bus., SPE BLACKLEDGE, Thomas R., Laurel, Ed.

BLOCKER, Billy G., Valdosta, Ga., Ed. BLOODWORTH, Morris D., Jackson, Eng. BODACH, Robert F., Norwalk, Conn., Eng. BOND, James W., Clinton, Eng. BOND, Myrna J., Yazoo City, Sci., Phi Mu

BOND, Robert M., Tylertown, Eng. BONNER, Nathan A., Waynesboro, Eng. BOOKER, Thomas L., McComb, Sci. BOREN, Frances D., Mantachie, Ed. BOTELER, Sid E., Jackson, Fo.

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BOYLES, Lester, Laurel, Ag. BRAGAN, Bobby, Jr., Fort Worth, LA BRATLEY, Mary A., Jackson, Ed., Chi Omega BRAWNER, Max L., Reinzi, Ag. BREWER, Betty J., Pensacola, Fla., Ed, ZTA

BRIDGES, James T., Jr., Memphis, Tenn, Ag, SAE BRIDGES, Sammy A, Jackson, Eng. BRIDGFORTH, Stewart, Jr., Pickens, Ag, SAE BRITT, Billy J, Jr., Meridian, Eng. BROOM, Twila F, Fulton, LA

BROWN, Dewey R, Delta City, Eng.

BROWNING, Donald L., West, Ag.

BRUCE, James A., Jr., Kosciusko, Pre-Med, Sigma Chi

BRUCE, Kenneth W., Weir, Ag.

BRYAN, Ed N, West Point, Eng.

BRYAN, John L, III, Summit, N. J, Eng, Alpha Tau

Omega BRYANT, Son, Meridian, Eng. BRYANT, Suzanne, Crystal Springs, Ed. BUCKELEW, Robert T, Ellisville, Ag. BUCKLEY, Keith T, Jackson, Eng.

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BULLEN, Willard M„ Jr., Fayette, LA BULTMAN, Gerard I., Magnolia, LA 1HINTIN, Oliver T., Jr., Forest, IT BURT, John P., Philadelphia, Eng. BUSBY, Bruce L., Philadelphia, Bu.

BUSBY, David E., Jackson, Eng., Phi Kappa Tau BUSH, Kenneth, Laurel, Ag. BUTLER, David E, Brooksville, Ed. BUTLER, Harry C, Moss Point, Bu. BUTLER, George Win., Jr., Batesville, LA

III II Kit. William C.. Eupora, Ed.

BUTLER, Vernon R., Batesville, Ag., Delta Chi

BYRI), Hugh <:., Mize, Ag.

BYRD, James E., Jr., Mize, Eng.

BYRNE, Tommie G., Brookhaven, Eng., KA

CAGLE, William S., Benton, Eng. CALDWELL, David F., Tupelo, Ed. CALDWELL, Thomas L., Scott, Bu. CALLAWAY, James R., Ill, Austin, Texas, Eng. CALVERT, John L., Woodville, Bu.

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CARPENTER, Cary G., Slayden, ED CARPENTER, Don A., Lexington, Ed. CARPENTER, James L., Ed., Greenwood CARRAWAY, Donald C, LA, Pascagoula CARRINGTON, James C, Starkville, Ed.

CARROLL, Patricia A., Counce, Tenn, Ed. CARSON, Billy D., Starkville, Gr. CARSON, Walter R., Jackson, Eng. CARTER, John A.,'Taylorsville, LA, Delta Chi CARTER, Marvin R, Puckett, Ag.

CARTER, Thomas L., Meridian, Eng. CARTER, Watkins L, Greenville, Ag. CARY, Louise C, Hanover, Mass, LA CASCIO, Charles V, Greenwood, Bu. CASEY, Robert L, Baton Rouge, La, LA, Phi Kappa Tau

CHANCKI IOK. WiiisK.n V.. I.cmisvill, CHANDLER, Donald R., Mobile, Ala. CHAPMAN, Cooper, Biloxi, Eng.

CHAPMAN, Larry C, Grenada, Bus.

CHASE, Travis R., Booneville, Ag.

CHEELY, Linda J., Memphis, Tenn., Ed., Chi Ome<

CHESNUT, Thomas L., Meridian, Ag.

CHISHOLM, Angus W., Poplarville, Bus., KA

CH1SOLM. Charles H.. Meridian, Eng. CHII.SOLM. Cornelius E., Meridian, Eng. CHITTOM, Larry M., Tupelo, Ag. CHRISTIAN, James T., Booneville, Eng. CLARK, Gene M., Jr., Gulfport, Bus- Omega

Alpha Tau

CLARK, Jerry W., Yazoo City, Ed. CLARK, Jimmy D., Yazoo City, Ed. CLARK, Michael S., Tippo, Ag. CLARK, Robert R., Greenville, Bus. CLAY, Wallace A., Ill, Jackson, Bus.

CLINKSCALES, Gordon N., Anguilla, Bus. COBB, William M., Kewanee, Eng. COCHRAN, Charles D., Janice, Fo. COCKERHAM, John M., Greenville, Eng., Delta Chi COELLO, Enrique J., Caracas, Venezuela, Eng.

COGHLAN, Henry M., Jr., Laurel, Eng. COKER, Barry D., Rienzi, Ed. COLEMAN, James D., Smithville, Ed. COLEMAN, William C, Covington, Tenn., Ed. COLLIER, Terry, Fulton, Ed.

COLLINS, Patrick M., Biloxi, Sci. COOLEY, Sidney E., Shannon, LA COOPER, James F, Gulfport, Bus., SAE COOPER, Lee H., Corinth, Ed. COOPER, Thomas R., Anguilla, Ed.

COX, Lyon, Jr., Columbus, LA CRAFT, Paul H., Union, Eng. CRANE, Michael B„ Pontotoc, Bus. CRAVEN, Freddie B., Jr., Bogue Chitto, Bus. CREELY, Andrew E., Tupelo, Eng.

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CRUMBY, Tom I., Jr., Robinsville, Eng. CUICCHI, James E., Shaw, Eng. CUMMINGS, Leonard 0., Pheba, LA CUMMINGS, Terry, West Point, Bus. DABBS, Rome David, Aberdeen, Bus.

DABNEY, David H., Vicksburg, Bus. DAFFRON, Billy W., Columbus, Bus. DALY, James P., Philadelphia, Bus. DANLEY, Thomas J., Laurel, Ed. DAQUILLA, Jimmy J., Jr., McComb, LA

DAVIS, Charles H., Moss Point, Eng. DAVIS, Douglas R., Meridian, Eng. DAVIS, Harold R., Belmont, Eng. DAVIS, J. Stephen, Lumberton, Ag. DAVIS, Larry L., State College, Ed.

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DAVIS, La Vance G., Cleveland, Tenn., LA, Phi Mu

DAVIS, Rosiland J., Fulton, Ed.

DAY, John Henry, Jr., Jackson, Eng.

DEAN, Arnold M., Jr., Vicksburg, Eng., Kappa Sigma

DEAN, John M., Jr., Leland, LA, SAE

DEAN, Robert C, Leland, LA, SAE DEAS, Ernest B., Jackson, Eng., Sigma Chi DEES, Wilbur G., Jr., Pascagoula, Eng, KA DELCUZE, William L., West Point, Bus. DENTON, Butler A, Cleveland, Bus, Sigma Chi

DENTON, Dan C, Gulfport, AS DERRENGER, Bradie C, Hattiesburg, Ag. DICKINS, Oren W, Batesville, Bus. DIFFRIENT, Roy S, Florence, Eng. DIGGINS, Michael J, Buffalo, N.Y, Ed.

DILL, Carolyn B, Fulton, Ed. DILL, David S, Clarksdale, Ed. DILLON, W. Myron, Jr., Lexington, Sc. DODSON, John F, Caledonia, Bus. DONALDSON, Christopher, Tupelo, Bus.

DONALDSON, Ronald 0., Tuscaloosa, Ala., LA, KA DORRONSORO, Edgar, Columbia, S. A., Bus. DOUGHTY, John H., Coral Gables, Fla., Bu. DOUGLAS, Sherman E., Bruce, Ed. DOWDLE, John N., Columbus, Bus., SAE

DOWNEY, John P., Vicksburg, Ed. DOZIER, Jerry E., Tupelo, Eng. DUKES, Talmadge L., White Oak, Bus. DUNAGIN, Joseph C, Laurel, Eng. DUNAWAY, Donald B., Greenville, Bus.

DUNNAM, Gaery, Neely, Eng. DYE, 0. David, Batesville, Ed. DYKES, Robert E., Greenville, Ed. DYSON, Clyde J., Jr., Amory, Ed. EAGAR, Dan M., Jr., Jackson,

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EARNEST, Louise M., Woodland, Ed. EASTER; Beverly E., Canton, LA EDGAR, Charles D., Canton, Ag. EDJLALI, Hassan, Iran, Eng. ELDRIDGE, Jane C, Jackson, Ed.

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ELLINGTON, Jimmy, Jackson, Eng. ELLIS, William E., West Point, Sci. ELLISON, Mellanie, Mobile, Ala., Bus. ENGLE, Lynn H., Goodman, Sci. ENGLISH, Carlton B., Durant, Eng.

ENGLISH, John C, Pensacola, Fla., Bus., SAE EPTING, James F., Baldwyn, Eng. ERICKSON, Richard L„ Yazoo City, Sci. EURE, Donald R., Forest, Ed. EVANS, Jim W., Meridian, Bus.

EVERETT, Laurence D., Bailey, Ed. FARLES, Richard L., Jackson, Ed. FARR, Donald D., Bath, Maine, Ed. FARRELL, Tom R., Jr., Greenwood, LA FEARS, Rubel G., Amory, Bus.

FELDER, Cecil M., McComb, A&S FENDLEY, Charles W., Greenville, Ag. FENWICK, David N., Kosciusko, LA FINGER, Wade J., Jr., Jackson, Bus., PiKA. FISHER, Walter D, Yazoo City, Eng.

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FITZGERALD, Agatha H., Meridian, Ed. FLEAGLE, James K., Reidsville, N. C, LA FLEMING, Andrew D., Scooba, Ag. FOLEY, Ronald D., Vicksburg, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau FORD, Fanton C, Philadelphia, Eng.

FORD, Thomas S., Jackson, Bus. FORTENBERRY, Phillip, Tylertown, Bus. FOUNTAIN, William L., Jr., Colorado Springs, Colo.,

FULGHAM, J. Grant, Leland, Eng., SAE ! ' I i KR, Norman P., Coma, Bus. GAMBLE, William M., Baldwyn, Ag. GARCIA, Diego G., San Juan, Puerto Rico, Eng. GARDNER, Gerald W., Glen Allen, Eng.

GARDNER, Kenneth N., Union, Ed.

GARDNER, Tommy F., Booneville, Bus.

GARRAND, H. C, Jr., Belzoni, Bus.

GARRETT, Jack, Pascagoula, Eng.

GARROTT, Frederick P., Winona, Ag., Phi Kappa

GASTON, John A„ Starkville, Bus. GAULT, Clyde V., Jr., Leland, Eng., KA GILLIAM, Billy G., Pontotoc, Ed. GILMER, Don C, Caledonia, Ag. GLENN, Roy D., Stringer, Eng.

GODSEY, Vernon D., Vance, Ag. GOFORTH, Joe W., Water Valley, Ag. GOLLOTT, Gordon T., Biloxi, Bus. GOODMAN, Douglas D., Columbus, LA GOOLSBY, Aaron R., Hickory Flat, Ag.

GORDON, Ruth Carol, Baldwyn, Ed. GOSS, Alfred Don, Vaiden, Bus. GOSS, Robert C, Union, Eng. GOWER, Thomas M., Jr., Meridian, Bus. GOZA, James 0., Tishomingo, Ag.

GRAFE, John F., Moss Point, Bus., KA GRAHAM, Butelle L„ Jackson, Eng., PiKA GRAY, Malcolm G., Jr., State College, LA, ATO GREEN, Charles E., Water Valley, Eng. GREEN, Patrick H., Columbia, Eng.

GREENE, Gladys Z., Louisville, Ed. GREER, Jerry S., Walnut Grove, Bus. GREGORY, Vera S., Jackson, Ed., Phi Mu GRISHAM, Farrar, Corinth, Ag. GRISHAM, George M., Corinth, Bus.

GRUBBE, Kenneth U., Gulfport, Bus. GUEL, Emile J., Gulfport, LA GUEST, Billy E., Calhoun City, Eng. GUNTER, Maury B., Decatur, Eng. GWIN, Johnnv, Greenville, Bus, PiKA

HALL, Albert W., Houston, Bus. HALL, Kenneth R., Mount Olive, Eng. HALL, Nancy A., McComb, Ed. HALLSTROM, George A., Jr., Pascagoula, Eng. HALTOM, John T., Batesville, Bus., SPE

HAMBLIN. Man I!.. Starkville, Ed. HAMILTON, Edwin R., Hattiesburg, Eng. HAMM, Larry D., Gulfport, Eng. HARDIN, William G., Jr., Corinth, Bus., Sigi HARDING, William R., Jackson, Eng.

HARDY, Robert M., Pascagoula, Bus., KA HARPER, Prentiss G., Jr., Hazlehurst, Ed. HARPOLE, Derry J., Jr., Trenton, Tenn., Bus., SAE HARIEL, Joe R., Cranecreek, Eng. HARRIS, Ira K., Jr., Pace, Fo.

HARRIS, Michael A., Jackson, LA, Alpha Tau Omega HARRISON, Cecil T., Jr., Columbus, Ed. HARRISON, Richard L., Zion, 111., Eng., Lambda Chi

Alpha HART, David E., Columbus, Bus. HARTFIELD, Jerry, Jr., Gulfport, Bus.

HARTNESS, Barbara J., Atlanta, Ga., Ed., Chi Omega HAWKINS, James M., Jr., Houston, Ed. HAWKINS, James R., Tupelo, Bus. HAYES, James D., Jr., Philadelphia, AS HAYNES, James H., Gulfport, Eng., Sigma Chi

HEARD, Marion B., Jr., Utica, Ed. HELTON, Monte K., Acton, Tenn., Eng. HEMPHILL, Bruce T., Jr., Charlotte, N. C, LA HEMPHILL, Howard W., Jr., Chula Vista, Calif., Bus. HENDERSON, Edsel D., Richton, AS

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HERRICK, Richard F., Mobile, Ala., Eng. HERKINGTON, Hilly Joe, I'hiladelphia, Bus. IIKKKIOTT, Maurice L., Jr., Columbus, Eng. HERSCHEDE, William W., Starkville, Bus., ATO HETRICK, Thomas H., Jackson, Sc.

HEWLETT, Robert M„ Fairfield, Ala., Sc. HIGGINBOTHAM, Linda F., Macon, Sc. HILBUN, Ben G., Oxford, Bus., Sigma Chi HILL, Herbert A., Aberdeen, Ed. HILL, J. Dudley, Scooba, LA

HILL, Jody, Jackson, Ed., Sigma Chi

HILL, Mary Jo, Mantee, LA, ZTA

HILL, Robert K., Jr., Amory, Eng.

HILL, Tommy, Amory, Bus.

HILLHOUSE, Glenn M., Jr., Charleston, Mo., LA

HILLMAN, Murray D., Moss Point, Eng. HINTON, William G., Jr., New Augusta, E HITT, Milford I., Laurel, Ed. HODGE, Bernice K., Brooksville, Eng. HODGE, Wilson E., Laurel, Bus.

HODGES, Harold W., Jr., Jackson, Eng. HODGES, Price H., Itta Bena, Bus. HODGES, Ricky Lee, Collinsville, Eng. HOKE, Mark I., Isola, Sc. HOLCOMB, Gene, Tupelo, Bus., SAE

HOLDER, David G., Nanih Waiya, Ed. HOLLOMAN, Miles E., Lexington, Sc. HOLLOMAN, Thomas W., Memphis, Tenn., Bus., ATO HOLLOW AY, James E., Lambert, Ed. HOLTHUS, Pamela L., Louisburg, Pa., LA

HONEYCUTT, Robert L., Kossuth, Ed.

HOOD, William S., Greenwood, AS, Phi Kappa Tau

HOORN, Dennis W., Marietta, Ga., Eng.

HORNE, Claude R., Natchez, Eng.

HOSSLEY, Daniel E., Vicksburg, Bus.

HOUSE, Clinton R., Aberdeen, Bu. HOUSTON, Paul J., Booneville, Bu. HOWARD, Lynell C, Lumberton, Fo. HOWELL, Bobby E., Amory, Ed. HOWELL, Charles T., Lucedale, Ag.

HOWELL, Warren L., Ringgold, Ga., Eng. HOWLE, James R., Neshoba, Ed. HUDDLESTON, Elton M., Durant, Bus. HUDSON, Robert Y., Vicksburg, Ed. HUFF, Michael B., Reform, Ala., Ag.

HUMBER, Larry E., Tupelo, Bus. HUNT, Harold D., Ackerman, Eng. HUNT, James E., Bailey, Ed. HUNTER, Thomas E., Ruleville, Ag., Ed. HUTCHINS, Robert L., Port St. Joe, Fla., Ed.

INGRAM, Kenneth E., Hollandale, Eng. INMAN, James S„ Memphis, Ag., SAE IRVING, Thurman A., Jr., Stuttgart, Germany, Eng. JACKSON, Derry 0., Union, LA JACKSON, Haywood A., Jr., Sledge, Ed.

JAMES, Charles H., Ill, Canton, Bu. JENKINS, Luther R., Marks, Bu. JENNINGS, Charles T., Jackson, Eng. JOHNSON, Ennis L., Long Beach, Ag. JOHNSON, Faith, Meridian, Ed.

JOHNSON, George C, Jr., Shannon, LA JOHNSON, James E., Waynesboro, Ag. JOHNSON, James R., Philadelphia, Bu. JOHNSON, Phil D., Osceola, Ark., Ed. JOHNSON, William L., Smithville, Ed.

JOHNSON, William R., Smithville, Ag. JOHNSTON, Earl W., Ripley, Ag. JOHNSTON, Henry E., Kosciusko, LA, PiKA JONES, Dewitt R., Pascagoula, LA JONES, Edward B., Greenwood, LA, Alpha Tau Omega

JONES, Heber D., Laurel, Sc. JONES, Ronald, Birmingham, LA JONES, Silas T., Jr., Brandon, Bu. JORDAN, John W., Mobile, Ala., Eng., PiKA JUREVICS, Ragnar C, Jackson, Eng.

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KEARNEY, William I,., Jackson, Miss., Fo. KEENE, Art J., Memphis, Tenn., Ed. KEITH, Noel, Jackson, Miss., Bus. KELLER, Mark A., Vicksburg, Miss., Ed. KELLY, Frank Amos, Marion, Miss., Eng.

KENNEDY, Robert L., Biloxi, Miss., Eng., ATO KENNINGTON, Bruce C, Jackson, Miss., Bus. KERGOSIEN, Charles H., Ha/leliurst, Miss., LA, PiKA KILBY, Michael W., Poplarville, Miss., Ag. KING, Carl D., Hurley, Miss., Ed.

KING, Stephen H., Ackerman, Miss., Ed. KINGSLEY, Curtis W., Tupelo, Miss., Ed. KIRKLAND, Harold A., Laurel, Miss., Eng. KISSLING, Fred D., Proctor, Ark., Bus. KNAPP, Roger, Jackson, Miss., Sc.

KURIGER, LeRoy P., Jackson, Miss.. Bus., SAE KUYRKENDALL, Elbert A., Magnolia, Miss., Bus. LACEY, Lucy Adeline, Canton, Miss., Ed. LADNER, Clarence M., Jr., Pass Christian, Miss., Ed. LAGG, Emil A., Vicksburg, Miss., Bus.

LANCASTER, Murray K., Lepanto, Ark., Eng., PiKA LANCASTER, R. W., Hattiesburg, Miss., Eng. LAND, Donald, Batesville, Miss., Bus. LANDERS, Wm. Thomas, Louisville, Miss., Bus. LANDRUM, John Allen, Lumberton, Miss., Eng., Del- ta Chi

LANE, Dennis Ray, Arkabutla, Miss., Bus. LANE, Raeburn P., Philadelphia, Miss., Eng. LANGAN, John C, Jr., Meridian, Miss., Eng. LANGSTIN, Dewitt T., New Hebron, Miss., Ag. LANGSTON, Carlos C, Jr., Gulfport, Miss., Ed.

LANIER, Frank E., Aberdeen, Miss., LA LARSEN, Percy J., Pascagoula, Miss., Ed. LAUDERDALE, Eli N., Jr., Hernando, Miss., LA LAURIER, William R., Crystal Springs, Eng., PiKA LAWRENCE, Egbert E., Columbia, Miss., LA

LAWLER, James E., Hamilton, Ala., Eng. LEE, David M., Raleigh, LA LEE, Colen Ray, Lucedale, Eng. LEE, Don E., Crystal Springs, Ag. LEE, James, Arlington, Va., Fo.

LEE, Jimmy D., Collins, Ag. LEE, Lloyd C, Clarksdale, Bu., PiKA LEE, Major C, Jackson, Eng. LEHMAN, Thomas H., Tunica, Ed. LENNEP, Warren F., Moss Point, Ed.

LEONARD, Patsy A., Starkville, Bu. LEWELLEN, Robert E., Guntown, Eng. LEWIS, Lloyd T., Kosciusko, Ed. LIGHTSEY, George R., Laurel, Eng. LIGON, Thomas A., Jr., Grenada, Bu., PiKA

LIN, Kathie Ann, Batesville, Ed.

LIPE, William M., Batesville, Ag.

LIPSCOMB, James H., Greenwood, Bu., ATO, Editor

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LITTLE, Laurence E., Drew, Ed.

LIVINGSTON, Phil K., Crosby, Bu.

LOCKE, Kenneth F., Jr., Winona, Ag., Phi Kappa Tau

LOFTIS, Eric K., Columbus, Ed.

LOMENICK, Clarence E., Jr., Tupelo, Bu., Sigma Chi

LOPER, William P., Jr., Forest, Bu.

LORD, Lynn E., Natchez, Bu.

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LOWERY, Thomas F., Ill, Wesson, Sc. LOYD, Harvey G., Inverness, Bu. LUKE, William E., Meridian, Bu. LYLES, Steve, Scottsville, Ky., LA LYON, Patricia A., Senatobia, LA

McARTHUR, Arthur H., Jackson, Ag. McBRIDE, James H., Vicksburg, Eng., Kappa Sigma McCAIN, William A., Greenwood, Ag., ATO McCALLUM, Walter H., Jr., Magee, Ag. McCARLEY, Doris Ann, Fulton, Ed.

McCORKLE, Charlie A, Vaiden, Ed. McCOY, Elvis A., Jr., Tupelo, Eng. McCREARY, John W., West, Ag. McCULLOUGH, Pat H., Ruth, Eng. McCURLEY, Clarence D., Crosby, Ag.

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McKAY, Walter J., Jackson, Eng. McKNIGHT, David L., Ackerman, Ed. McLELLAN, William E., Greenville, LA, SAE McLEMORE, Homer T., West Point, Fo. McLEOD, John L., Jr., Leakesville, Ag.

McMILLAN, Wm. Clifford, Jackson, Bus. McMORROUGH, John D., Aberdeen, Sci. McMULLAN, Doyle H., Decatur, Ag. McMULLAN, Singleton D., Decatur, LA McMURRY, Jimmy C., Sandy Hook, Ed.

McWILLIAMS, Joe Frank, Winona, Ag. MAGEE, Lewis E., Mendenhall, Eng. MALONE, Carmen, Baldwyn, Ed. MANGRUM, James Kenneth, Zama, Ed. MANNING, Ronald M., Bolton, Bus.

MARLER, Lonnie Ray, Jackson, Eng. MARLOW, William David, Ruleville, Sigma Chi MARSH, Michael D., Tyonesta, Pa., Eng. MARTIN, Claude D., Jr., Booneville, Eng. MARTIN, Dennis R., Meridian, LA, KA

MARTIN, Shirley Ann, Dorsey, Ed. MASSEY, Marvin S., Jr., Okolona, Bus. MASSEY, Tommie R., Meridian, Ed. MATTHEWS, Auvie Nell, Fulton, Ed. MATTHEWS, Sara E., Starkville, LA

MAXWELL, Robert R., Ruleville, Bus., Kappa Sigma MAY, Gerald C, Newton, Bus.

MAYFIELD, Jimmie Carol, Newton, Bus. Ed., Phi Mu MEEK, Robert C, Columbia, Ag. MICHAEL, James Thomas, Jackson, Sci.

MIDDLETON, Robert B., Vicksburg, LA MILLIGAN, Michael F., Jackson, Bus., KA MILLS, Edwin David, Forest, Bus. MILLS, Marvin L., Garden City, Eng. MILNER, Larry Franklin, Mount Olive, Ag.

MILTON, John F., Ill, Booneville, Eng. MITCHELL, Johnny H., Corinth, Ed. MITCHELL, Larry B., Kossuth, Ag. MITCHELL, Madelaine K., Picayune, Ed. MITCHELL, Roger, Caledonia, LA

MITCHELL, Thomas J., Ellisville, Ed. MITCHELL, Travis H., Belmont, Eng. MIZE, Clifton, Jr., Booneville, Ed. MOLLOY, Roger J., Pensacola, Fla., Eng. MOODY, Jackie D., Maben, Bu.

MOON, William H., Fairfield, Ala., MOORE, Charles E., Kossuth, Ed. MOORE, James H., Vaughn, Ag. MOORE, Jimmie F., Edinburg, Ed. MOORE, Robert L., Jackson, Eng.

MOORE, William D., Fulton, Ag. MOORE, William W., Cleveland, Eng., SAE MORGAN, Duke H., Sunflower, Ag., Kappa Sigma MOSBY, Joseph M., Jr., Meridian, Ag. MOSLEY, William A., Sardis, Bu.

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MOSLEY, William L., Scooba, Eng. MOSS, Lonnie J., Union, Bu. MULLEN, Charles R., Lexington, Bu. MULLEN, Henry R., Lexington, Bu. MURPHEY, Libba L., Indianola, Ed.

MURPHY, Myles P., Biloxi, Bu. MURPHY, William C, Petal, Eng. MUZZI, Jimmy B., Shaw, Ag. NABORS, Tommy, Columbus, Sc, SAE NAGLE, Randall A., Huntsville, Eng.

NAIL, James H., Kilmichael, Bu. NAIL, Marvin P., Grenada,- Bu. NARMON, Douglas D., Amory, Ed. NASH, Carolyn W., Starkville, Ed. NASSAR, Emile A., Jackson, Eng.

NEAL, Virginia W., State College, Ed., Chi Omega

NELSON, Leon G., Moss Point, LA

NETTLES, James L., Shubuta, Ed.

NEVELS, Don J., Brookhaven, Fo.

NEVILLE, Thomas 0., Montgomery, Ala., LA, PiKA

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NFAVBILL, George A., Meridian, Eng. NKWin, Howard Lavaugh, Blue Mountain, Ed. NEWMAN, Arthur K.. Jr.. I'.iloxi, A&S NEWMAN, James C, Valley Park, Ag. NICHOLS, J„„ W.. Meridian, Ed.

NICHOLS, Thomas P., Quitman, Ag. NICHOLSON, James, Jr., Booneville, Ed. NOl'.LK, Pick A., Jr., Tupelo, LA, Kappa Sigma NOI I \,Jua„ .I.,*.-. Mrriho, Puerto Rica, Bus. NORMAN, John C, Pontotoc, Eng., ATO

NORRIS, Ted \\ .. Marks, Ag. NORSWORTHY, Milton L., Jackson, Eng. NOKTIIINCTON, James T., Sulligent, Ala., Ed. NUNEZ, Armando Jose, Venezuela, Eng. NUNN, Oliver J., Jr., Halls, Tenn., Sci.

OAKLEY, Robert F., Booneville, Ed., KA O'BRIEN, Terence D.. Vickshurg, LA OCALLAGHAN, John Boyd, Pontotoc, Ed. ODEN, Betty L., Starkville, En., Zeta Tau Alpha ODOM, Robert E., Kosciusko, Ag.

ODOM, William W., Jr., McComb, LA, PiKA OLDHAM, Jesse C, Greenwood, Eng. OLIVER, James I)., Meridian, Eng. O'NEAL, Jerald E., Lucedale, Ag. OTT, James C, Starkville, Ed.

OWEN, Daniel U., Jr., Jackson, Bus. OWEN, Stanley S., Beaumont, Texas, Sci. OWENS, John K, Laurel, Eng. OWENS, Thad Olian, Jr., Brookhaven, Ag. PALMER, Charles P., Iverness, Ag.

I'AI MKK, George W., Jackson, LA

PARHAM, Blanton, Grenada, LA

PARKER, Charles S., Florence, Eng.

PARKS, Enoch Moore, III, Coldwater, Ag.

PARKS, Louis H., Greenville, Bus., Lambda Chi Alpha

PARSONS, Frank Sherman, Jackson, Sci., Sigma Chi PATRICK, Raymond Edwin, Belmont, Ed. PATTERSON, David E., Wesson, Ed. PATTON, James Mitchell, Perkinston, Eng. PAYNE, Delmo Reed, Tupelo, Ed.

PAYNE, Jack C, Jr., New Orleans, La., LA, ATO PEACH, Kenneth ()., Saltillo, Eng. PECHONICK, John, Jackson, Tenn., Eng. PEDEN, James C, DeKalb, Ag. PEGG, Jerry A., Grenada, Bus.

PI Wl'l! AKER, John D., New Albany, LA, Sigm PENNINGTON, Ernest J., Jackson, Ed. PENNINGTON, Joe L„ Tupelo, Bu., SAE PEPPER, John L., Jr., Vaughn, Ag. PERKINS, John R., Anguilla, Fo.

PERRY, George W., Jackson, Eng. PETRIE, Jerry W., Ruleville, Eng. PEUGH, Dora M., Aberdeen, Ed. PICKETT, James A., Meridian, Bus. PITTMAN, John B., Columbia, Bus.

PITTMAN, Joseph D., Coffeeville, Eng POGUE, Donald E., Eupora, Ag. POLLARD, Ralph T., Greenville, Ed. POOLE, Lonnie M., Ithaca, N.Y., Ed. POPE, John A., Tylertown, Eng.

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PORTERA, Joseph A., West P*int, LA POTTS, James W., Jr., Goodman, Ed., Acacia POUND, Buddy, Pontotoc, Bus. POWELL, Peggy J., Nettleton, Bu. PRATHER, Johnny W., Michie, Tenn., Sc, Farm- house

PRICE, Frances H., Starkville, LA PRICE, Francis M„ Edinburg, Bus. PRUITT, Nancy E., West Point, Ed. PULLIAM, Wheeler W., Strong, Ed. PURSERE, Oren L., Jackson, Bus.

PITX AM. Victor M., Jr., Jackson, Eng. RACKLEY, Billy W., Pontotoc, Bus. RAINEY, Jean C, Sturgis, LA RAISES, John W., Clinton, LA RALEY, William M., Aberdeen, Bus.

RANDALL, Albin M., Woodville, Bus., SAE RANDOLPH, Curtis N., New Albany, Bus. RATCLIFFE, A. M., Jr., Natchez, Eng. RAWSON, Glennon E., Jr., Meridian, Sc. REAMES, James E., Pascagoula, LA

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REDD, Kohcrl E., IWagouIa, Eng. REDDITT, Rioky P., Sidon, Bus., Sigma Chi REDDZELMER, Cordon, Summitt, Bus. REUNION, John ']'., Seminary, Eng. REECE, Shirley, Santa Fe, N.M., LA

HEED, Clilio.,, \lagee, Ed. REED, Joseph R., Oberlin, La., Ed. REESE, John B., Sessums, LA, SAE REILY, Virginia, Meridian, LA RESTER, James G„ Jr., Ackerman, Bi

RICHARDS, Davis A., Canton, Bus., SAE RICHARDS, Gerald J., Biloxi, Bus. RICHARDSON, James R., Jackson, Ag. RICHARDSON, Linda J., Columbus, Ed. RICHARTZ, Henry M., Jr., West Point, Ag.

ROASMOND, James D., Vaiden, Ag. & Sc. ROBY, John A., Forest, Ag. ROCKWELL, Charles E., Moss Point, Eng. ROEBUCK, George A., Houston, Eng. ROEBUCK, Shirley L., Louisville, Ed.

ROGILLIO, Charles E, Jackson, Ag. RONO-LEROUX, Peter M., Quito, Ecuador, Eng. RUSHING, Douglas E., Tylertown, Eng. RUSSELL, William H., Jackson, LA RUTLEDGE, Percy R., Forest, Ed.

SAAD, Faiz H., Lebanon, Eng. SALE, Carolyn E., Gulfport, LA SALEM, Rene G., Amyoun, Lebanon, Eng. SANFORD, Albert D., Meridian, Eng., PiKA SANFORD, Roy E., Macon, Ed.

SANFORD, William F., Rolling Hills Estates, Cal.,

Eng. SANTACRUZ, Alan J., Biloxi, Sc, Sigma Chi SARTOR, Roger D., Taylorsville, Ag. SAUL, Ronald C, Laurel, Ag. SCALES, Arthur P., Starkville, Ed.

SCALES, Laurin M., Starkville, Ed., SAE SEATER, Robert B., Jr., Canton, Bus. SCATURRO, Peter J., Laurel, Bus. SCHILLING, Joseph Q., Jr., Magnolia, Sc, SAE SCHWAN, Thomas R., Biloxi, Eng.

SCOTT, James Forrest, Covington, Tenn., Sci. SCOTT, Patricia Ann, Meridian, Bus. SENTER, Martha Joy, Fulton, Ed. SEVILLA, G. E., Honduras, Ag. SEVILLE, Ricardo A., Honduras, Ag.

SHARP, Kenard P., Collinsville, Eng. SHAW, Henry Lee, Tchula, Ag. Ed. SHAW, John K., Tchula, LA SHAW, Kirk C, Newton, LA SHEFFIELD, Ann Warren, Dorsey, Ed.

SHERMAN, David Mershall, Greenville, Bus. SHERMAN, William L., Taylorsville, Eng. SHOEMAKE, Harry L., Laurel, Ag. SHUMAKER, George C, Vicksburg, Eng. SIBLEY, Hilmar Ray, Bentonia, Ag.

SILLS, Joel D., Brownsville, Tenn., Fo. SIMMONS, Anne Howell, Tupelo, Ed. SIMMONS, John P., Jr., Aliceville, Ala., Bus. SIMS, John Michael, Bay Springs, LA SINGLETON, Jerry, McComb, Ag.

SKINNER, John Winston, Blue Springs, Eng. SLAY, Ronald, Meridian, Bus. SLEDD, Melvin F., Paducah, Ky., Ed. SMITH, Charles Elwood, Jackson, Bus. SMITH, Eddie Malvin, Noxapater, Ed.

SMITH, James Thurman, Meridian, Eng. SMITH, Jay Charles, Sellars, Eng. SMITH, Jimmy Wayne, Brooksville, Bus. SMITH, Johnny J., Loyd Star, Eng. SMITH, Lowrey A., Ackerman, Eng.

SMITH, Newton James, Jr., Scooba, Eng. SMITH, Sebron David, Silver City, LA, Sigma Chi SMITH, Tommy Earl, Jackson, Eng. SNEED, Hugh Bowman, Jr., Jackson, Bus. SNUGGS, Wayne M., Jackson, LA

SPARKS, Jerry David, Batesville, Ed. SPEED, William Samuel, Newton, Ed. SPELL, Robert Harold, Wesson, Bus. SPENCER, John D., Port Gibson, Eng. SPENCER, Pat Gray, Myrtle, Bus.

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SI'IKH, James IS., Greenwood, Eng. SPRAYBERRY, Nellie R., Hamilton, Ed. SPRUILL, Jimmy D., Rolling Fork, Eng. STAMPS, Michael J., Brookhaven, Eng. STANTON, Frances L., Birmingham, Ala., LA

STARK, Theodore 0., Jr., Arlington, Va., Bus., Lamb- da Chi Alpha STATEN, Simmie D., Ackerman, Eng. STATON, Henry C, Union, Ag. STEINWINDER, William P., Jackson, Bus., ATO STERLING, Maxiue, Magnolia, Ed.

STERLING, Patricia A., McComb, Ed. STEVERSON, Bessie J., Starkville, Ed. STEWART, Billy J., Bruce, Bus. STEWART, Lee A., Ripley, Ed. STEWART, Paul B., New Orleans, La., I

\RT, Richard I)., Jackson, Eng. STEWART, Robert A., II, Houston, Sci. STEWART, Thomas W., Osyka, Ed. STILL, Leatus H., Columbus, A&S STOVALL, Carolyn A., Louisville, Ed.

STRATTON, John B., Vicksburg, Eng. STRAYER, Larry C, Stuttgart, Ark., Ag. STRICKLAND, Gary W., Laurel, Fo. STRICKLAND, Richard J., Laurel, Eng. STRONG, Raymond J., Memphis, Bus.

STUART, Richard E., Jackson, Eng., KA STUBBE, Walter A., Jr., Laurel, Bus., Sigma Chi STURDIVANT, Clifton G., Jackson, Bus. SUTHERLAND, John Burrus, Gulfport, Eng. SWAIN, Charles W., Meridian, Bus.

SWAIN, David R., Fulton, Eng. SWEARENGER, Larry S., Water Valley, Ed. TABOR, Michele G., Long Beach, Bus. TABOR, Newton V., Winona, LA TALBERT, Marlin D., Philadelphia, Eng.

TANN, Thomas M., Jr., Jackson, Bus., ATO, Business

Manager '64 REVEILLE TANNER, Barney A., Jr., Mize, Ag. TARLETON, Sandra F., Starkville, Bus. TATE, Archie P., Petal, Fo. TAYLOR, Charles D., Jackson, Eng.

TAYLOR, Don G., Memphis, Term., Bus., Sigma Chi TAYLOR, Dorothy Elizabeth, Brooksville, Ed. TAYLOR, Harold W., Jr., Meridian, Eng. TAYLOR, Hugh Madison, Senatobia, Eng. TAYLOR, Jacky Ray, Itta Bena, Ag.

TAYLOR, James Marvin, McCool, Miss., Ag. TEMPLE, John Lundy, Scooba, Eng. TERNEY, Joseph L., Jr., Clarksdale, Bus. TERRELL, Thomas C, Jr., Clarksdale, LA TERRY, Eunice Elizabeth, Kosciusko, Ed.

THAMES, Charles Michael, Jackson, Eng. THOMASON, Donald W., Ecru, Bus. THOMPSON, Mary L., Longview, Ed. THOMPSON, W. R., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi THORNTON, Bobby L, Raleigh, Eng.

TILGHMAN, Paris E., Jr., Hattiesburg, Ed. TINGLE, Peggy V., Meridian, LA TODD, Rexford Ervin, Ellisville, Ed. TOLAND, James Donald, Meridian, Bus., KA TOMLINSON, John B., Jr., Kossuth, Bus.

TOWNSEND, Houston H., Jr., Tupelo, LA TOWNSEND, Sammy Earl, Columbus, LA TRASK, William R., Jr., Centerville, Eng. TRIPLETT, Patricia A., Noxapater, Ed. TRUELOVE, Ruie H., Red Bay, Ala., Ag.

TRUSSELL, James, Batesville, Eng. TUBB, Murrell Thomas, Aberdeen, Ed. TUCK, Lester L., II, Pascagoula, Eng. TUCKER, Davey L., Jackson, LA TULLOS, George B., State College, Bus., KA

TUMBERLINSON, Marion, Sturgis, Ed. TURNBOW, Ronald R., Crystal Springs, Eng. TURNER, Norvin R., Leakesville, Eng. TURNER, William Lee, Marvell, Ark., Ag. TYLER, Michel, Jr., Columbia, Ed.

UEBELACKER, Richard F. Pensacola, Bus. UNDERWOOD, Margaret I., Tishomingo, Ed. UPCHURCH, James K, Jr., Jackson, Eng. UPTON, Charles Carey, Walnut Grove, Ed. USHER, Robert Herman, Meridian, Bus.

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VAUGHN, Henry D., Steens, Bus. VOIVEDICH, Carl J., Biloxi, Ed. WADE, Larry D., Slate Springs, Sc. WADE, Marvin E., Hollandale, Eng. WADSWORTH, Robert W., Hernando, LA

WAGES, Jerry A., Pascagoula, Eng. WALKER, Glenn D., Jr., Union, Bus., SAE WALKER, John R., Greenwood, Ag. WALKER, Larry T., Meridian, Eng. WALL, Thomas G., Jr., Newton, Bus.

WALLACE, John A., Greenville, Bus., SAE WALLACE, Thomas G., Columbus, LA, PiKA WALROD, John G., Jackson, Sc., Phi Kappa Tau WALTERS, Charlie C, Laurel, Eng. WALTON, James L., Newton, A&S

WALTON, John K., Philadelphia, Bus. WAMBLE, John L., Jr., Jackson, Eng., PiKA WARE, Earl M., Hattiesburg, Eng. WARE, George L., Jr., Cleveland, Bus., SAE WATJUS, Scott S., Moss Point, Eng.

WATKINS, Russell W., Starkville, Eng. WATSON, Fred K., Okolona, Ed. WATSON, Pascal L., Meridian, Ed. WATSON, Truett N., Laurel, Eng., PiKA WATTS, James C, Kosciusko, Bus., K\

WATTS, Jerry L., Columbus, Bus. WEATHERALL, James S., Jackson, Sci., Kappa Sigma WEATHERS, James R., Jr., DeKalb, Ed. WEATHERSBY, Bobby F., Jackson, Bus. WEAVER, James M., Meridian, Eng.

WEIHING, Floyd T., Jr., Gulfport, Bus. WELDON, John D., Greenville, Bus. WELLS, James, Moss Point, LA, ATO WEST, James H., Prairie, Ed. WEST, Joseph M., Verona, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau

WHEAT, Elwwy Glennis, Poplarville, Ed. WHICHARD, Daniel, Gulfport, Ed. WHITE, Charles Henry, Mobile, Ag. WHITE, Robert Dale, Pascagoula, Eng. WHITE, Robert L., Selma, Ala., LA, Sigma Chi

WHITMAN, Samuel D., Mendenhall, Eng. WILLIAMS, Anthony David, Ellisville, Eng. WILLIAMS, Charles E., Inverness, Bus. WILLIAMS, Conrad F., Bude, Eng. WILLIAMSON, James, Meridian, Bus.

WILLIAMS, Robert Allen, Clinton, Bus., Delta Chi WILLIAMS, Thomas C, Grenada, Bus. WILLIAMS, William R., House, Ed. WILSON, Charles Jack, Meridian, Ed. WINDHAM, Jon E., Hattiesburg, Eng., Sigma Chi

WITHERS, John D, Jr., Woodville, Ed., Lambda Chi

Alpha WOFFORD, Jackie L., Starkville, Ed. WOMACK, C. Michael, McComb, Miss., Bus. WOOD, Gerald M., Natchez, Eng. WOOD, Robert F., Clarksdale, Sci., SAE

WOODS, Gary K., Sulligent, Alo., Ed. WOODS, Hays Wayne, Iuka, Sci. WORDEN, Frank L., Houston, Ed. WORRELL, Robert D., Weir, Bus. WRIGHT, Don G., Eupora, Sci.

WRIGHT, Terry 0., Starkville, Ed. YARBROUGH, Margie Ree, Tishimingo, Ed. YARBROUGH, Patrick F., Columbus, Eng., Sigma

Chi YATES, Haggard Hugh, Vaiden, Ed. YEATMAN, Patricia Frances, Longview, Ed.

YOUNG, Nola Jean, Jackson, Sci. YOUNG, Phil T., Lena, Ag. HARMOND, Charles E., Columbus, Bus.

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ABSHIER, Stuart D., Jackson, Eng. ACHEE, Allan J., Gulfport, LA ADAMS, Gregory N., Terry, A&S ADAMS, Robert W., Ackerman, Eng. AGNEW, F. Scott, Arlington, Va., Bus.

ALEGRIA, Rafael R., Honduras, C.A., Ag. ALEXANDER, Charles 0., Meridian, Eng. ALEXANDER, Leon F., Wiggins, Eng. ALLEN, Thomas W., Jr., Jackson, A&S, Sigma Chi ALRED, Nellah J. F., Starkville, LA

ALSBURY, Robert D., Wesson, LA, Phi Kappa Tau ALTAMIRANO, Saturnino, El Salvador, Eng. ANDERSON, James, Ocean Springs, For. ANDERSON, Robert L., Shuqualak, Bus. ANDERSON, Vincent R., Jackson, Ed., Alpha Tau Omega

ANDERSON, William R., Eighty Four, Pa., Eng. ARD, James C, Jackson, LA ARMSTRONG, Edgar C, Forest Park, Ga., Eng. ARNOLD, William A., Cleveland, LA AYCOCK, George A., Louisville, Bus., Pi Kappa Alpha

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BAIRD, George E., Ill, Inverness, Ag., SAE BAKER, Betty J., State College, Sc. BAKER, Joe P., Jr., Macon, Ag. BALDWIN, Patty, Vicksburg, Ed. BLAIZE, Donald A., Pass Christian, Eng.

BALLARD, Charles B., Jackson, Bus. BALLARD, Travis D., Stover, Eng. BANKS, Wallace M., Jr., Aberdeen, Eng. BARKER, Robert B., Brandon, Eng. BARNETT, Charles R., Booneville, Eng.

BARNWELL, Jon M„ Greenwood, Bus., Sigma Chi BARRETT, William H., Lumberton, Bus. BASENBERG, Albert W., Jr., Crawford, Bus. BASKIND, David L., Greenville, Sci. BATTLES, Alice L., Corinth, A&S

BAZYAR, A., Persia, Ag.

BECKER, Walter D., Jr., Brookhaven, Bus., KA

BEEBE, Wm. Arthur, Jr., Columbia, LA

BEEMAN, Dannie L., Meridian, Sc.

BELL, Donna G., Starkville, Bus.

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BELL, Frankie N., Flomaton, Ala., Ed.

BELL, George D., Vernon, Ala., Ed.

BENDANA, Rene A., Honduras, C.A., Ag.

BERRY, Clinton A., Ill, Owensboro, Ky., Bus., PiKA

BESS, Charles E., Pensacola, Fla., Eng.

BETTS, Peggy D., Starkville, Ed. BIGGS, Herbert W., Jackson, Pre-Med BLACK, Emmett R., Starkville, A&S, SAE BLACK, Robert N., Weir, Eng. BLACKLEDGE, Patricia A., Laurel, A&S, Phi Mu

BLAIR, .lames E., Pascagoula, Eng. BLANCIIARD, Albert J., Bay St. Louis, Eng. BLAND, Dan M., Covington, Tenn., L.A. BOATWRIGHT, W. Ronnie, Holly Springs, Eng. BOMAR, Barbara C, Meridian, El. Ed.

BONE, Walter J., Jackson, Bus. BONOM, Sievan W., Jackson, Pre-Med BOONE, William E., Laurel, Bus., PiKA HOO/KK. Drayton D., Morton, Eng. BOOZER, Jacky R., Amory, Eng.

BOATWELL. Wavne A., Newton, Ag. Ec. RUWKKS. Milton E.. Meridian, Eng. I'.OWKER. Edward H., Starkville, Eng. BOWIE, Robert II.. Lexington, Eng. BOWMAN. Roy R.. Vicksburg, Eng., SAE

BOX, Isaac 0., Jr., Mantachie, Ag., SAE

BOYD. Michael F., Fort Worth, Texas, Bus., SAE

P.OYETTE, Gerald B., Jackson, Eng.

BRAC \MONTE, Orlando, Venezuela, Ag.

BR ADEN, Frederick W., Aberdeen, A&S

111! \MI.KTT, James D., Greenville, I'.u-. BRANN, Richard R., Jackson, L.A. BRANTLEY. Albert V., Weir, Eng. BRASHER, Dewel G., Jr., Grenada, LA BRASHER, Jerry C, Fayette, Alabama, Ed.

Hi; VII.KY, Forrest G., Jr., Jackson, A&S, SPE BREAZEALE, Michael E., Laurel, A&S BRELAND, Thomas A., Prairie, Ag. I'.l;l W KR, Joelle L„ San Antonio, Tex., A&S BREWER, Julia L., Meridian, Ed.

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BRISTER, Leroy H., Tylerlown, Eng. BRISTER, Willard M., Tylertown, Eng. BROCK, Ernest N, Drew, Ed. BROOKS, William K., Mathiston, Ed. BROWN, Anne C, Meridian, Ed.

BROWN, Harley, Jr., Jackson, Bus. BROWN, Paul F., Delta City, Ag. BROWN, Roger A., Vicksburg, Eng. BRUMMETT, Ben K., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi BRYAN, Allen W., Columbus, Eng., Phi Kappa Tau

BRYAN, Frank J., West Point, A&S, SAE BUCHANAN, Charles N. S., Indianola, Eng.,

Chi. BULLEN, John T., Fayette, Sc. BULLEN, Leigh M„ Jr., Tutwiler, LA BULLOCK, Percy D., Jr., Bassfield, Ag.

BUNCH, James P., Benton, LA BURGE, Cecil D., Picayune, Eng. BURKE, Porter A., Winona, Ed. BURKES, Dwight B., Philadelphia, Eng. BURNHAM, William T., Jr., Canton, Bus., Sigma Chi

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BUSBY, Alan, Natchez, Ag.

CAMERON, Thomas F., Ill, Jackson, Bus., Kappa

CARRAWAY, William D., Greenwood, Bus., Kappa

CARRICO, Lee D., Rose Hill, LA, Phi Kappa Tau CARRINGTON, Jack P., Jr., Canton, Bus., Kappa

Sigma CARROLL, James E., Picayune, Bus. CARTEE, Larry E., Paducah, Ky., Bus.

CARTER, Bradley D., Olive Branch, Sc, Pi Kappa

Alpha CARTER, Ernest A., Magnolia, Eng. CARTER, Robert J., Natchez, Ag. CARTLEDGE, Clifton E., Jackson, Eng., SAE CARTY, Robert E., Indianola, Sc, SAE

CASE, Marcus V., Wesson, Eng.

CASH, Ralph E., Hartselle, Ala, LA, Delta Chi

CASTLEBERRY, John B, Gulfport, Bus, Sigma Chi

CERMAK, George F, Meridian, Eng.

CHAFFIN, Philip R, Woodville, Eng.

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CHANEY, Michael J., Tupelo, Bus., SAE CHKEK, Gary C, Kosciusko, Bus. CLARK, Charles E., Gulfport, Bus., ATO CLARK, Kenneth M., Huntsville, Ala., Eng., Acacia CLARK, Robert B., Chadds Lord, Pa., Bus., ATO

COCKERHAM, Gary E., Jackson, For. COLBLRN, James R., New Albany, Eng. COLE, Harry W., Starkville, Bus., FiKA COLEMAN, Irl W., Pritchard, Ala., Ed. COLEMAN, Samuel R., Jr., Jackson, Bus.

COLEMAN, William J., Columbus, A&S COLLINS, Boyce 0., Gulfport, Eng. COLLINS, Homer L., Lena, A&S COLLINS, George J., Ill, Biloxi, Eng. COLLINS, Graham W., Sardis, Eng.

COLLUM, Linda G., Greenwood, Ed., Chi Omega COLUMBUS, Eugene P., Leland, Eng. CONNELL, Shirley R., Eupora, Ed. CONNER, Jack I., Jackson, Bus. CONNERLEY, Harold A., Grenada, Ed.

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CONVERSE, Kenneth, Jackson, Ag. COOK, Ashby W., Montgomery, Ala., Eng. COOMBS, James A, Ripley, LA COPELAND, M. Joan, Starkville, LA, Chi 0 CORNELIUS, Marvin, Mobile, Ala., Ed.

COVIN, Thomas J., Aberdeen, Eng. COX, Walter D., Jr., Biloxi, Eng. COX, Arnold B., Gulfport, Bus., ATO CR UN, William K., Dothan, Ala., Eng. CREW, Davis S., Calhoun City, Eng.

CRONIN, John W., Vicksburg, Bus.

CREW, Jacob S., Jr., Elaine, Ark., Bus.

CROW, William P., Jr., Pensacola, Fla., Eng., PKT

CROWELL, Jeffery D„ Atlanta, Ga., LA

CROWLEY, Donald J., Maben, Bus.

CRUMP, Ja.k Vann, Sulligent, Ala., Ag. CRUMPTON, Martha A., Starkville, Ed. CRUZ, Maredonio R., Columbus, Ed. DA BBS, Thomas R., Nettleton, A&S DALE, James Y., Greenwood, A&S

DALE, Larry F., Jackson, Eng. DALEY, Howard L., Jackson, Sc., SPE DAVIS, Jimmy C, Louisville, Bus. DAVIS, Joseph M., Caledonia, Bu. DEANE, Richard H., Pascagoula, Eng., Pi Kappa Alpha

DEARMAN, Tommy G., Gulfport, Ed. DEES, Van E., Lauderdale, Ag. DELMONICO, James J., Greenwood, Ed. DEMPSEY, Donald H., Starkville, Bus., SAE DENDY, Cedric R., Jr., Tunica, Sc, Phi Kappa Tau

DENTON, Sterlin H., Jr., Pensacola, Fla., LA DeVALL, Ray, Amory, Eng. DICKSON, Kenneth P., Tippo, Ag. DIFFRIENT, Betty G., Piney Woods, LA DILL, Harry Michael, Huntsville, Ala., Ed.

DILLON, Cecil C, Lorman, Ed. DIXON, Philip W., Beaufort, N.C., Sci. DOCKERY, Charles P., Hernando, Ag., Farm House DODD, Billy, Louisville, Bus., Pi Kappa Alpha DOESCHER, James E., Pascagoula, For.

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DOOLITTLE, James R., Leland, LA DOWNER, Charles P., Jr., Xenia, Ohio, LA, SAE DOWNS, Audley J., Jr., Sumner, LA DOVE, Nelson C, Huntsville, Ala., Eng. DRAWDY, Richard A., Beaufort, S.C., Ed.

DUCKWORTH, Mike B., Cleveland, Eng. DUCKWORTH, William M., Magee, Bus. DURHAM, Jacqueline G„ Grenada, Sc. EAKIN, Wilbur C, Jr., Jackson, Eng. EASLEY, Charles E., Bruce, Eng.

EASLEY, Marilvn G.. Mathiston, Ed. EASLEY, Ruby J., Vardaman, Ed. EASTERLY, Clay E., Biloxi, A&S ECHIBURU, Humberto G., Santiago, Chile, Bus. EDGING, Steve 0., Ridgetop, Tenn., LA

EDWARDS, Farris R., Lena, Bus. EDWARDS, Georgg E., Starkville, Eng. EDWARDS, James A., Eupora, Bus. EGGER, Robert E, Jr., Caledonia, Bus. ELISAR, Jack, Jackson, Bus.

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EMBRY, John S., Weir, Ed. ESHEE, William D., Jr., Meridian, For. EVANS, David C, Taylorsville, Eng. FADGEN, Richard, Yardley, Perm., Bus., Acacia FAIRLY, Jack S., Jr., Jackson-, A&S

FAIRLEY, Pat A., Starkville, Ed. FAI.KXER, Marion, III, Meridian, LA FARKACUT, J«.M-|.h S„ Pass Christan, L FA I VFR, Cecil W., Pontotoc, Eng. FERGUSON, Robert C, Columbus, Bus.

FINK, <,;ii\. Mi— .is-.ip|)i (litv, Eng. FINLEY, James I., Jackson, LA FLOURNCY, Richard S., Norfolk, Va., Eng. HtNDREN. JeraldL., Sidon, Eng. FOOTE, John D., Iuka, Eng., ATO

FORTENBERRY. Malcolm. Tvlertown, Ag. FOSTER, Charles S., Bryan, Texas, LA, ATO FOY, Robert W., Raymond, Bus. FRAILEY, James E., Biloxi, Ed. FRANKS, Ronald K., Macon, Ag.

FRAZIER, Leslie, Sturgis, Bus. FRAZIER, Walter Michael. Louisville, Bus. FRAZIER, Willis R., Charleston, Mo., Bus., ATO FREEMAN, Kenneth P., Pascagoula, Eng. FREEMAN, Lynn S., Tunica, Eng., KS

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FROST, Avon, Kosciusko, LA FROST, James S., Park Forest, 111., LA FULLEN, James Jackson, Ashport, Tenn., Ag., SAE FULLER, Jerry R., Fairfield, Ala., Bus., Delta Chi FURCESON, Lynda L., Stale College, Eng., Chi 0

FYKE, Vera L., Starkville, Ed. GANN, Bonnie M., Houston, Ed. GANNAWAY, Celia C, Nesbit, LA, Chi 0 GARDNER, Ulan R., Rolling Fork, Eng. GARMON, Ollie L., Clarksdale, Ag., Delta Chi

GAZAWAY, Win. Sherrill, Lexington, Ag. GEORGE, James K, Pascagoula, Bus. GHOLSON, James F., Water Valley, Ed. GIBSON, Charles H., Collins, LA GIBSON, William H., -Waynesboro, For.

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GILL, Preston 0., Carriere, Eng. GILLIS, J. Murray, Blue Mt., LA GLASGOW, David C, Tupelo, Eng. GLOVER, Richard L., Xenia, Ohio, Ed. GOMEL, Walter E., Macon, Bus., Sigma <

GORDEY, Larry V., Columbus, Ed. GORDON, John S., Sledge, Ag., Sigma Chi GORDON, Ronald E., Hattiesburg, LA GORE, Thmmas D., Eup< GRAEBER, Robert M., Tau

ula, Eng., Phi Kappa

GRAHAM, Richard T., Shubuta, Eng. GRAHAM, Tommy H., Meridian, Fo. GRANT, J. Chester, Forsyth, Ga., Ed. GRAVES, Johnny E„ Bogalusa, La., Eng. GRAYSON, Troy L., Aliceville, Ala., Bus.

GREEN, Kenneth W., Moss Point, Bu. En. GREER, Gerald M., Lexington, Bus. GRESHAM, Gail, Jackson, LA, Chi 0 GRIFFIN, John R., Duck Hill, LA, KA GRIFFITH, Steve K, Cullman, Ala., Ag.

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GRIFFITH, Thomas C, Columbia, Eng., Sigma Chi GRIFFITH, Wm. C, Pensacola, Fla., Eng., Phi Kappa

GUEST, James M., Drew, Ag. GUNN, Virginia A., Ackerman, Sci. GUNTER, David F., Kosciusko, Ag.

GUTIERREZ, Carlos A., Venezuela, Eng. GWIN, Nancy E., Greenwood, Ed., Chi 0 HAGUE, Jack N., Durant, LA HALE, Harold E., Jr., Magee, Eng. HALEY, Johnnie M., Jr., Amory, LA

HALL, Larry, Indianola, Sc, Sigma Chi HALL, Oliver B., Pt. Gibson, Bu. HAMBRICK, Jonathan L„ McComb, LA HAMILTON, Julius M., Ill, Laurel, Eng., PiKA HAMILTON, Wm. C, Jr., Iuka, LA, Kappa Sigma

HAMLIN, Wm., Jr., State College, LA, Kappa Sigma HAMNER, Mary C, Starkville, Ed., Phi Mu HAMPTON, Thomas E., Yazoo City, Bu. HANEY, Gary F., Ruleville, Eng. HARDEE, Henry B., Meridian, Sci.

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HARDY, Gerald L„ Whitehaven, Tenn., E HARDY, James D., Grenada, LA HARPOLE, Jerry B., Mahen, For. HARI'OLE, William T., Mahen, Ed. HARRIGILL, George M., Natchez, Bus.

HATHCOCK, Janus E., Amory, Ag. Ed. HATHAWAY, Philip J., Jr., Pocayune, Ag. HAZEL, Shuford M., Jr., Viekshurg, Eng., KA HAZOURI, Josef Stephen, Lepanto, Ark., Eng. HEARN, Albert D., Jackson, Tenn., Eng.

HEARRON, Aussie S., Meridian, Bus. HEDGEPETH, James K., Kosciusco, Ed. HELM, James, Cleveland, Ed. HENDERSON, Edwin L., Jr., Ridgeland, Eng. HENLEY, James H., Mantee, Eng.

HENRY, James M., Bruce, Bus. HENRY, William L., Carthage, LA, KA HENSON, Howell W., Jr., Weir, Bus. IIEIU1 \N, Benjamin F., Ill, Duck Hill, Eng. HERRERA, Juan J., San Pedro Sula Honduras, Ag.

HICKMAN, James M., Wiggins, Ag.

HILL, Steven F., Gulfport, LA, ATO

HINDMAN, Peggy M., Louisville, Ed.

HINTON, Thomas M., Petal, Ed.

HIXON, Thomas Gatlin, Charleston, Bus., SAE

HOBBY, James T., Philadelphia, Eng. HOBEN, Roy, Jr., Vicksburg, LA HOGUE, Lloyd D., Rolling Fork, Eng. HOLLAND, Don M., Calhoun City, Bus. HOLLAND, John H., Lucedale, Eng.

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HOLLAND, Roger L., Columbus, Bus. HOLLAND, Sandra, Cumberland, Ed. HOLLOWAY, Phillip R., Columbus, Bus. HOLMES, William T., Jackson, Bus. HOLROYD, Robert G., New Port Richey, Fla., Eng.

HOLSTEIN, Iiarl,ara D., Orlando, Fla., LA, Chi 0 HOOD, Burrel S., Ill, Louisville, Ed. HOPPER, George C, Tiplersville, Bus. HORNER, Carol F., West Point, Ed. HOUSLEY, Travis D., Florence, Eng.

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HOWELL, Everette I., Jr., Starkville, Pre-Med, Sigma

Chi HUFFMAN, Don E., Houston, Eng. HUNT, Carolyn S., Shelbyville, Ky., Ed. HUNT, James R., Laurel, Eng. HUNTER, Hubert E„ Macon, Eng.

HUNTER, William L., Ill, Cleveland, Eng. HUTCHISON, Paul L., Crystal Springs, Bus. JACKS, Gerald H., Cleveland, LA, Kappa Sigma JACKSON, J. Carson, Purvis, Eng. JANSON, Michael K., Cranston, R.I., Ed.

JAQUITH, Cecil J., Jr., Jackson, LA, KA JARRETT, George W, Summerville, Ga., Ag,

da Chi Alpha JARVIS, Lester G., Jr., Prentiss, Bus. JEFCOAT, James R., Ellisville, Eng. JEFFREYS, Jimmy A., Tupelo, Bus.

JENKINS, James R., Marks, Ed. JENKINS, Larry D., Kosciusko, Ag. JENNINGS, Travis, Yazoo City, Bus. JIN, Harvey, Greenwood, LA JOHNSTON, Alan M., Jackson, Eng.

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JOHNSON, Billy W., Ellisville, Eng. JOHNSON, Charles W., Silver City, Ag. JOHNSON, Freddie C, Potts Camp, Eng. JOHNSON, James M., Starkville, Ed., ATO JOHNSON, James M., Jr., Tupelo, Eng.

JOHNSON, Jim A., Brownsville, Tenn., Ag. JOHNSON, Robert B., Maben, Ed. JOHNSTON. Robert E., Hattiesburg, Eng. JOHNSON, Ronald P., Tupelo, Eng. JOHNSON, Roy D., Yazoo City, Eng.

JOHNSON, Thomas F., Purvis, Ed. JOINER, Larry W., Greenville, Bus. JONES, Dan H„ Meridian, LA JONES, Harold L., Pascagoula, Ed. JONES, Paul L., Biloxi, Ed.

JONES, Jacquesne P., Ill, Tunica, Eng. JONES, Robert L., Jr., Jackson, Eng., SPE JONES, Robert 0., Tylertown, Bus. JONES, Wm. E., Belzoni, Bus., Kappa Sigma JOSEY, Hunter E., Birmingham, Ala., Eng.

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JOYNER, Tommy W., Neshobia Central, For. J LIE, Martin F. G., Hollandale, Eng. JUREVICS, Thorolf J., Jackson, Eng. KEISMAN, John I'., Prentiss, Eng. KELLUM, James D., Starkville, Ed.

KENNEDY, Gerald S., Ill, Bay St. Louis, Ag. KENT, Mildred L., Tremont, Ed. KILLEBREW, Frank, Goodman, For. KIMBROUGH, Syron D., Florence, Bus. KINCADE, Charles W., Clarksdale, Eng., LCA

KING, Arnold T., Forest, Eng. KIRK, Joe S., Jr., Amory, Eng. KLEIN, Fred J., Biloxi, A&S KOLB, Jimmie C, Mantee, LA KROGMANN, Carl F., Arlington, Va., Eng.

KURTS, Pattie, Jackson, Ed.

KURTS, Paul, Jackson, A&S

KYZAR, Ralph A., Brookhaven, Eng., LCA

LAMB, Daniel R., Agricola, Eng.

LAMBERT, Ann, Pascagoula, A&S, Phi Mu

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LASKER, Michael J., Jackson, Ed., PKT LAUDERDALE, John L, Madison, Eng. LEDDY, Sam W., Jr., Canton, Bus. LEE, Robert W., Rolling Fork, Ag. LEMEN, George, Pine Bluff, Ark., Eng., KA

LEMON, Terry Rufus, Long Beach, Eng., LCA

LENIZ, Juan, Venezuela, Eng.

LEONARD, Robert L, Punta Gorda, Fla., Eng.

LINDER, Victor, Caracas, Venezuela, LA LINDSEY, Jerry T., Belmont, Ag. Ed. LIPSCOMB, Paul A., Jackson, Eng. LIVINGSTON, Thomas L, Starkville, Eng. LOCKHART, Frank D., Steens, A&S

LOGAN, Charles H., Columbus, Bus. LOGAN, Larry J., Isola, Ag. LONG, Ben R., Dekalb, Ed. LOTT, Berry D., Magee, Ag. LOVE, Don A., Temple, Tex., Eng.

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LOVE, Thomas H., Maben, Pre-Vet. LOVETT, Sandra S., Huntsville, Ala., LA LUCIUS, Lonnie J., Greenville, Eng. LUKE, Harry L., Valdosta, Ga., Ed. LUTER, Emmette D., Tylertown, Eng.

MAINES, M. Edward, Petal, Ag., Farmhouse MALCA, Ramon E., Panama City, C.A., Eng. MANGUM, Ed R., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi MANGUM, Frances G., Houston, Bus., Chi 0 MARSH, William J, Jr., Gulfport, Eng.

MARTIN, Donald L., Jr., Yazoo City, Ag. MARTIN, Luther B., Jr., Noxapater, Bus. MARTIN, L. Gail, Winona, Ed. MARTIN, Robert F., Aberdeen, LA, KA MASSIE, David N., Canton, Pre-Vet., KA

MASTERSON, Robert P., Jr., Decatur, Ala., Eng. MATTHEWS, Charles B., New Augusta, Eng. MAULDIN, Billy R., Laurel, A&S MAY, James M., Ill, Meridian, Bus. MAYO, Dale E., Decatur, Eng.

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McALLISTER, Russel, Jr., Jackson, Bus., SAE McCALL, Douglas L., Jackson, Eng. McCAIN, Tonita G., Huntsville, Ala., Sci. McCLAIN, Elizabeth A., Philadelphia, Bus., Phi Mu McCLOUD, Thomas W., Pensacola, Fla., Ag., ATO

McCOLLISTER, Wm. T., Pass Christian, Eng. McCOLLUM, Eugenia R., Natchez, LA, Chi Omega McCONNELL, Gary W., Summerville, Ga., Ag.,

Lambda Chi Alpha McDEARMAN, Wm. S., Corinth, Eng. McDILL, Amy C, Meridian, LA

McDONALD, Jesse K., Charleston, Eng. McFADDEN, Tom, Jackson, Bus., KA McGEE, Linda M., Clinton, Sc. McGIVAREN, Richard P., Natchez, Ag. McINNIS, Oscar S., Yazoo City, Eng.

McKINNEY, James P., Magnolia, Ed. McMAHAN, John W., Corinth, Eng. McMILLAN, Albert E., Jr., Edinburg, A&S McMILLIN, Harry C, Jackson, Bus. McNEELY, E. N., Natchez, Eng.

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MrNKKSK, Patrick M„ Philadelphia, Eng. MrKANEY, Harold D., Biloxi, Eng. M.REYNOLDS, Janus I,, Grenda, Bus., ATO MrWILI.IAMS, Tommy M.. H,,llv Ridge, A&S MEADOWS, Lozon J., Mendenhall, Eng.

MEEKS. J,,!,,, R.. Tipli-rsvillu. Ag„ FH MERRELL, Evelyn L., Grenada, Bus., Phi Mu MESARIS, Harold L., Montgomery, Ala., LA MIDDI.EISROOKS. Joseph, Jaekson, Eng. MILLER, Laurence J., Pontotoc, Eng.

MILLER, Lovie J., Louisville, Ed. MILLER, Robert W., Eupora, Bus., PKA MIMS, Willie F., Greenwood, LA MITCHELL, Evelyn A., State College, Ed., Chi 0 MIZE, Lyn M., Aberdeen, LA

MOAK. Robert W„ West Point, Ed. MOODY, Edgar A., Ill, Hattiesburg, Eng. MOODY, Jimmy, Shaw, Bus., Sigma Chi MOODY, Robert I... Hollandale, Ag. MOODY, William S., Columbus, A&S

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MOON, Bobby J., Cleveland, Bus. MOORE, Harvell J., De Funiak Springs, Fla., Eng. MORAY Ri.hard D., Chelsea, Mass., Ag., Acacia MORGAN, Carolyne V., Amory, Bus. MORGAN, Sidney G., Brooksville, A&S

MORROW, Johnny M., Phil-Campbell, Ala., Ag.,

Delta Chi MORROW, Michael D., Yazoo City, Bus., KA MOSS. Thomas G., Denver, Colo., LA MLRPHEY, Glen E., Newton, Eng. MURRAY, Dennis M., Jamestown, N.Y., Eng.

MISSELWHITE, David R., Port St. Joe, Fla., Ed.

MLSTIN, Harold S., Jackson, Bus.

NAIL, James B., Eupora, Eng.

NASON, James B., San Antonio, Tex., For.

NEAL, Robert C, Jackson, A&S

NEAL, Travis L„ Pelahatchie, Eng. NELSON, Carl D., Shubuta, A&S NELSON, Thomas E., Starkville, Eng. NESBIT, Lamar W., Jr., Kosciusko, KA NEWTON, Michael A., Vicksburg, Eng.

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NICHOLS, James A., Laurel, Ed. NICHOLS, Ronald L., Starkville, Eng. NICHOLSON, Sidney A., Ill, Newton, Bus., Pi Kappa

Alpha NIVEN, Charles R., Benton, Eng. NOBLE, Shirley S., Vicksburg, LA, ZTA

NOLEN, Milton E., Columbus, Bus.

NORRIS, Donald E„ Morton, Eng.

NOURSE, Richard C, Greenville, LA

NUTT, Fred J., Jr., Forest, Eng.

ODONOGHUE, Thomas G., New York, N.Y., Bus.

OGLETREE, Marguerite C, Crystal Springs, Sc. O'NEAL, James B., Greenwood, Bus., Sigma Chi ORR, Jerry L., Ackerman, Ag. O'SHEA, Peter S., Charleston, Eng. OSWALT, John G., Mathiston, Bus.

OWEN, James R., Kosciusko, Eng. OWEN, James T, Jackson, Eng. PALMER, Frank M., Jackson, Eng. PAPIZAN, Wm. L., Crystal Springs, Bus. PARKER, H. Lee, Jackson, LA, Sigma Chi

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PATTY, Beth, Starkville, Ed., Chi Omega PEARSON, Roy F., Jackson, Eng., KA PEAY, Earl G., Maben, LA

I S, lack T., Jr., Coffeeville, LA PENDERGEST, Jim G., Tupelo, Ed.

PERKINS, Gary J., diatom, Ala., Bus. PERKINS. John E., Columbus, Bus., SAE PERKINS. Thomas C, Columbus, Eng. PERRETT, William F., Hazelhurst, LA PERUSSE, Richard S., Gulfport, Bus., Sigm

PETERMAN, Lester L., Jr., Jackson, Ed. PETERSON, Beverly S., Monticello, Ed. PETERSON, Bruce W., Waukesan, III, LA PETRO, Andrew F., Leland, LA PETRO, Anthony B., Leland, Sci.

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PITT, Roger \\ '.. Silver Spiings, Md., A&S PLATT, Thntiui^ H.. Vi.'k-I.iirjs. LA POLLARD, Randall A., Winter Park, I

Lambda Chi Alpha PORTER, F. Emergy, Clarksdale, Eng., SAE PORTER, John G., Decatur, Eng.

POWER. Carol A., Weir, Ed. POWLETT, George B., Natchez, Bus.

Alpha PREWITT, Andra J., Ackerman, Ed. QUINN, Frank L., Sturgis, Bus. RAMSEY, Jimmy F., Iuka, Eng., ATO

RAMSEY, Van A., Moss Point, Ag. RASPET, Jan, Starkville, Sc, Chi Omegc RAWLS, Wm. A., Pensacola, Fla., Ag. RAY, Johnny W., Louisville, Eng. RAY, Linda J., Starkville, LA

READ, Russell F., Jackson, Bus.

REDDING. Bob M., Cleveland, Bus., Sigma Chi

REECE, Johnny T., Amory, Bus.

REED, Roger H., Gulfport, Sci.

REESE, Mary Lois, Sulligent, Ala., Ed.

REESE, Robert A., Columbus, Bus. REESE. Stanley A., Jackson, Eng. REESF, Wm. C, Ecru, Ed. REEVES, Robert E., Summit, Ed. REGAN, Alice F. G., Kosciusko, Ed.

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REGAN, Elliott C., Jr., Bel/.oni, Bus., Kappa Sigma RESPESS, Hubert Lee, Jr., Lambert, Pre. Vet. RESTEK, Leslie G., Poplarville, Eng. RICHARDS, Thomas L., Pascagoula, Eng. RICHMOND, Iverson G., Jackson, Bus., PiKA

RIDOUT, Wm. E., Meridian, Eng.

RIEVES, Selwyn L., Sardis, Eng.

R1CSBY, Donald B., Meridian, LA, Kappa Sigma

RILEV, Tvrone A., Prentiss, Eng., Kappa Sigma

RITTER, Anthony H., Long Beach, Eng.

ROBERTS, H. Freddy, Jackson, Ag. ROBERTS, Louis S., Delta City, Eng. ROBERTS, Sylvia J., Meridian, LA, Phi Mu ROBERTSON, James R., Myrtle, Eng. ROBERTSON, Leroy Taylor, Jackson, Eng.

ROBINSON, Henry Allen, Mobile, Ala., Ag. RODABOUGH, Arthur L., Aberdeen, Ed. ROGERS, James M., Plantersville, Bus., PKT ROSALKS, Aunusto, Caracas, Venezuela, Eng. ROTIIF. John N., LnuiMillc. Bus.

ROUNSAVILLE, George R., West Point, Ed.

RUCKER, Bill N., Jr., Rome, Ga., Bus.

RUSKAT, Gcoi-e R., Wondbridge, N.J., Bus.

SANDERS, Julia A., West Point, Ed.

SANDERS, Thomas E., Jr., Tunica, Bus., Kappa Sigma

SANDY, Milton L., Jr., Corinth, Bus. SAXON, Walter L„ Tupelo, A&S, Sigma Chi SCATURRO, Paul D., Laurel, Eng. SCHARR, Andrew J., Ocean Springs, For. SCHRADER, Sandra L., Greenwood, Ed., Chi Omega

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SCIIHOEDFH, Edward G., Kosciusko, Eng. SCHULTZ, Joe, Canton, Eng., Sisma Chi SCOTT, Billy C, Sturgis, Ed. SCOTT, Thomas J., Mobile, Ala., Sc. SEAL, Selwyn D., Nicholson, Eng.

>F.CI!KST, Cliarl.- K., Meridian, Knu. SELLERS. ,|;II,„> I'.. Wissins, Ens. SE\ MOl'R. Jam- M.. Greenville, Eng. SHANNON, Floyd V., Richton, LA SHELTON. Houston L„ Jr., Meridian, En

SHIPP, Sherrv. IVnsacola. Fla., LA, Phi Mu SHULTZ, Richard C, Meridian, Eng., PiKA SHUMAKER, Douglas R., Louisville, Ag. SIMMONS, Ben F., Tupelo, Ag. SIMMONS, Eugene A., Forest, LA, SAE

SIMPSON. James H., Greenwood, Ens. SKAGGS, Gary L., Biloxi, Eng. SKAGGS, Terry L„ Biloxi, Eng. SKINNER. Louis M.. Union. Ag. SLOAN, Larry G., Jackson, Eng., SAE

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SMALLEY, John T., Hay Springs, Ag. SMITH, Alton I!., Jr., Jackson, Eng., Sigm SMITH, Bryan, Yazoo City, Ag. SMITH, Charles B., Forest, Sc. SMITH, Dennis R., Meridian, Eng.

SMITH, Donald R., Picayune, Eng.

SMITH, James A., Jackson, Eng.

SMITH, James L., Hattiesburg, Eng.

SMITH, Marshall H„ West, Bus.

SMITH, Priseilla A.. (Carthage, Bus., Chi Omega

SMITH, Stuart C, III, Koseuisko, LA SMITH, William W., Wheeler, Bus. SMITHERMAN, Tracy C, Pontotoc, Bus. SNEEI), Cini, Oklahoma City, Okla., A&S, KAT SOULE, Ceorge R. G., Gulfport, Eng., Sigma Chi

SPENCE. Shirley A., Louisville, Ed. SPIVEY, James E., Columbus, Bus., SAE SPKINOER. Sarah D., Eupora, LA SQUIRES, James N., Kosciusko, Eng. STANDARD, Dorothy S., Winona, Bus.

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STATON, Carl H., Jr., Meridian, Bus. STEPHENS, Earl L., Jr., McComb, Eng. STEVENS, Phillip D., Puckett, Eng. STEVENS, Wilfred J., Biloxi, Eng. STEWART, Janet C, Picayune, LA

ST! 1)1 1 AM, Patsy L, Maben, Ed. STOKES, John B., Jackson, Eng. STOKES, Raylon, Meridian, Eng. STONE. Nathan K., Laurel. Knji., PiKA STOV ALL. Thomas M., Leland, Bus.

STRAHAN, Charles E., Ill, Jackson, Eng. STRONG, Frank L., Jr., Columbus, Ed. STUCKEY, Ronald F., Meridian, Eng. STUTTS, Charles B., Jr., Valparaiso, Fla., Bus. SUGG, Charles W., Eupora, For., ATO

SULLIVAN, Karen L., Louisville, Ed. SULLIVAN, Ray H., Jr., Raymond, Ag. SI MMEHVILLE, Carolyn, Vardaman, Bus. SUTHERLAND, William H„ Jr., Canton, LA SVANBERG, Lance C, Midland Park, N.J., Bus.

SYLAR, John Patton, Newton, Eng. TATE, Linda J., Greenwood, Bus. TATUM, Kenneth R., Birmingham, Ala., Ed. TAYLOR, Jerry P., Jackson, Bus. TAYLOR, Jim E., Zion, 111., Ed.

TERRELL, Gail F., State College, Ed. TESTA, Joseph A., Grenada, Bus. THAMES, Frank C., Jackson, Eng., SAE THOMAS, Paul M., Jackson, Eng. THOMPSON, Amos M., Aberdeen, Bus.

THOMPSON, Ethbert C., Columbus, Eng. THORTON, Tommy P., Tunica, Bus. THRASH, Ronnie G., Newton, Eng. THREATT, John E., Meridian, Sci. T1CHENOR, Bettye A., Paducah, Ky., LA

TIGRETT, Terry A., Jr., Brandon, Eng. TIMMONS, Tommy Glenn, Tupelo, Bus. TITUS, James A., New Port Richey, Fla., Eng. TOOLE, Willard E., Jr., Atlanta, Ga., Eng. TRAWICK, Charles C, Shannon, Ed.

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'['I! WVICK, Howard R., Meridian, Eng. TRIPPE, George H., Jr., Inverness, Ed. TROCHESSET, Michael A., Biloxi, Sc. TUCKER, Earl B., Jr., Memphis, Tenn., Eng., KA TUCKER, George E., Jr., Jackson, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau

TUCKER, William K, Memphis, Tenn., Eng. TURNER, William R., West Point, LA TURNER, Tommy E., Fulton, Eng. TYLOER, John D., Winona, Ed., PiKA TYRIA, Glenda S., Sturgis, Ed.

UNDERWOOD, Joe R., Corinth, Eng., Pi Kappa

Alpha UNSER, Albert J., Decatur, III., Eng. UPTON, Ronnie J., Lumberton, Bus. VANCE, Geneva J., Starkville, Ed. VANCE, Larry S., Raymond, Bus.

VANN, Nan A., Amory, Ed. VESCOVO, Mary P., Houston, Ed., ZTA VINSON, Martin D., Fairhope, Ala., LA VISER, John H., Ill, Memphis, Tenn., Bus. VON SEUTTER, Armin C, Starkville, Eng.

SOPHO/WORES

VOW ELL, Everctte L., Jr., Noxapater, Ag. WACES, Betty L., Winona, Bus. WALDEN, John M., Prichurd, Ala., Eng. WALDEN, Julian A„ Aberdeen, Eng. WALDROP, Robert W., Jackson, Eng.

WALLS, Dorman, Eupora, Bus. WALKER, Anthony C, Kosciusko, Bus. WALKER, Broussard F., Pascagoula, Eng. WALKER, Jerry A., Iuka, LA WALKER, Leon, Magee, Ag.

WALTERS, James R., Laurel, Eng. WALTERS, Wayne P., Laurel, Bus. WALTON, James T., Memphis, Tenn., Bus., Pi Kappa

Alpha WARD, Howard W., Lyman, Ag. WARD, Robert C, Jackson, Eng.

WARD, Stella E., Eupora, Ed. WARE, Joseph D., Jr., Milton, Fla., Ed. WARNOCK, Rabb, Greenville, Ed. WARREN, Max E., Jr., Okolona, Bus. WARRINER, Andrew D., Jr., Jackson, A&S, KA

WATKINS, Larry S., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi W \TSON, James A., Jackson, LA WATSON, Jane S., West Point, Ed. WATTS. Alfred C, Bay St. Louis, En. WATTS, John W., Jr., Hattiesburg, Sci.

WEAVER, Kenneth H., Jackson, Bus. '1 VEK, Richard L, Shubuta, Ed. WEBB, Daniel W., Florence, Ag., Farmhouse WEBB, George B., Calhoun City, Ed. WEBB, William W., Jackson, Ag.

WEBSTER. Sheldon 15., Stark\ille, Bus., Pi Kappa

Alpha WELBORN, Michael B., Pascagoula, LA WELCH, Larry R., Lawrence, Eng. WEI.CI IS/, Hi, hard E., IVn-nmla, Fla., Eng. WELLBORN, Everett W., Mobile, Ala., Eng.

WELLBORN, Peggy D., Mobile, Ala., LA WELLE, All<n 11., Memphis, Tenn., Eng. WEST, Bob, Yazoo City, Bus. WESTON, Charles W.,*Pass Christian, Sci. WHITE, Dorothy F., Florence, LA

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WHITLEY, Thomas L., Caledonia, Bus. WILBURN, Charles S., Artesia, Bus. WILKERSON, William L., Jackson, Eng., SAE WILKES, Donald R., Huntsville, Ala., Sc. WILKINSON, Herbert C, Jackson, Ag., Sigma Chi

WILLARD, David L., Mineral Wells, Texas, Eng. WILLIAMS, Billie L., Louisville, Ed. WILLIAMS, Wayne C, III, Brookhaven, LA WILLIAMS, Samuel F., Jr., Columbus, Bus. WILLIFORD, James R., Canal Zone, Eng.

WILLIFORD, Mary H., Greenwood, LA WILSON, Ermis K., Greenwood, Bus. WILSON, Lawrence E., Natchez, Bus., PKA WILSON, Versie L., Jr., Metairie, La., Eng. WILSON, William C, Jr., Ocean Spring, LA

WISE, Russell R., Belzoni, Ag. WITHERS, Frank T., Jr., Tunica, Ag., KS WRIGHT, Elizabeth J., Eupora, Ed. WOLFE, William C, Meridian, Bus. WOOD, Houston G., Ill, Baldwyn, Eng., SAE

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WOOD, Robert A., Gulfport, Bus. YORK, Jere N., Starkville, LA, PiKA YOUNG, Margaret A., Starkville, Ed. YOUNG, Talmage L., Waterford, For. ZAGURSKY, George P., Greenville, Eng.

ZOERCHER, Raymond A., Jackson, Ag. INMAN, Guy W., Jr., Jackson, Sc.

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Fred Corley President

Duane Jensen Vice President

Linda Young Secretary

Lynn Harpole Treasurer

ABERCROMBIE, R. Clyde, Greenville, AS ADAM, Jane M., Aberdeen, Eng. ADAMS, Irby, Macon, Bus., KA ADAMS, John A., Ethel, Sc. ADAMS, Raymond E., Jr., Columbus, LA

ADAMS, Sammy T., Jackson, Bus. AHMADI, Mohammad, Iran, Eng. AINSWORTH, James R., Columbus, Bus. ALBRIGHT, Gary R., Biloxi, Eng. ALFORD, Terry L., Indianola, LA, PiKA

ALLEN, Carolyn A., Starkville, Ed. ALLEN, Lonnie L., Belzoni, Eng. ALLRED, Michael S., Union Church, Eng. ALSUP, William H., II, Jackson, Eng. AMSTER, Thomas G., Jackson, AS

ANDERSON, James B., Eupora, Sc. ANDRE, Stephen L., Gulfport, Eng. ANGELO, Robert F., Edwards, Ag. ANTHONY, William S., Leland, Eng. ARNOLD, George L., Brookhaven, Ed.

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ATKINS, Martha B., Eupora, Ed. BAILEY, Philip D., Tupelo, Bus. BARBER, Robert W., Colhnsville, 111., Eng. BARNES, George N., Memphis, Tenn., Fo. BARROW, George J., Tamaqua, Pa., Ed.

BATES, George T., Fayette, Ag.

BEASLEY, Johnny M., Montgomery, Ala., Ed.

BECKEMEYER. James H.. Memphis Tenn.. LA, SAE

BELL, Ralph B., Kosciusko, LA

BERRY, Audie C, Vernon, Ala., AS

BERRY, John S., Long Beach, Sc. BERRY, Sandra L., Florence, Ed. BERRY, Victor G., Vernon, Ala., LA BETTIS, Hal L., Memphis, Tenn., Eng., SAE BICKER, Randall C, West, Eng.

BLACKBURN, James E., Jr., Vicksburg, Eng., Kappa

Sigma BLACKSTOCK, James M., Kosciusko, Eng. BLACKWELL, Michael D., Memphis, Tenn., Bus.,

SAE BLAIR, Charles G., Grenada, Ag. BOBO, B. Larry, Ellisville, Bus.

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BOLAND, Barbara A., Greenwood, Ed., Chi Omega BOLAND, Lawrence F., Ill, Jackson, Bus., Kappa

Sigma BOND, Robert W„ Jackson, Eng. BOONE, Peggy Eea, Monticcllo, Ed. BOSWELL, Jo T., Louisville, Ed., ZTA

BOWEN, Martha J., West, Ed.

r.< >\\ i ER, John M., Starkville, LA

BOW MAN, Billy, Greenwood, Eng., Sigma Chi

BOX, Billy K., North Carrollton, Eng.

BOYD, Bette A., Munford, Tenn., Ed., Chi Omega

BRADDOCK, Anita V., Tyronza, Ark., Ed., Phi Mu BRADSHAW, Aubrey L., Jackson, Sc. BRADY, David J., McComb, Eng., SPE BRAND, David G., Gulfport, Eng., Sigma Chi BRANTLEY, Terry K., Jackson, Sc.

BREWER, James M., Senatobia, Bus., SAE BRIDGES, Sheryl E., Grenada, Ag., ZTA BRIGGS, William K., Betbesda, Md., En. BROCK, Jerry Wayne, Durant, Bus. BROCK, Louis B., Meadville, Ed.

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BROOKS, Charles W., Jackson, LA BROWN, Cheryl D., Meridian, Ed., Phi Mu BROWN, Fred N., Jr., Ethel, Ag. BROWN, Jean P., Nice, France, Eng. BRUCE, George D., Jr., Horn Lake, Eng.

BUCKLEY, William R., Jackson, Eng.

BUFFA, Eugene A., Jr.. Memphis, Tenn., Ag., Phi

Kappa Tau BURKETT, Bob, Jackson, Eng., Phi Kappa Tau BURKETT, Dennis R., Jackson, Eng. BURKEY, Larry, Gulfport, Ed.

BURNS, Joe W., Saltillo, Ed.

BUSH, Albert J., Ill, Sunflower, Eng., KA

BUSH, Charles A., Laurel, Sc.

BUSH, Tommy, Natchez, Sci.

BUTLER, Eva C, Starkville, Sc.

CAIN, Mildred M., Clara, Ed.

CAMERON, William M., Laurel, LA

CAMPBELL, Archibald B., Jr., Yazoo City, Eng., SAE

CALDWELL, Murray H., Pontotoc, Eng., Phi Kappa

Tau CALDWELL, Thomas M., Vaiden, Sc.

CALHOUN, James P., Puckett, Ag. CARNEY, James P., Meridian, Bus. CARPENTER, James W., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi CARPENTER, Robert M., Greenwood, LA, Sigma Chi CARPENTER, T. Stephen, Camillus, N.Y., Eng.

CARR, James G., Ill, Centreville, Eng. CARR, George R., Ill, Yazoo City, Eng., KA CARTER, Joe J., Vardaman, AS CARTER, John Lovett, III, Jackson, Ed., SAE CATLEDGE, Dianne, Louisville, LA

CHANDLER, Claudia B., Amory, Bus. CHAMBERLAIN, F. E., Jr., Grenada, Eng. CHISM, Harold B., Tupelo, Bus. CHONG, Coleman J., Itta Bena, Eng. CHUMBLER, Billy W., Mayfield, Ky., LA

CLANTON, Haven, Jr., Slate Springs, LA CLARK, Elliott J., Jr., Washington. D.C., LA CLARK, Fred M., Grenada, LA CLARK, Hubert C, Jr., Coffeeville, Ag. CLEMENTS, Robert E., Natchez, Eng., Lambda Chi Alpha

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CLEVELAND, Ollie A., Jr., Lexington, Ag.,

Chi COGGIN, Diane K., Nettleton, Ed., Chi Omega COLE, Judy L., Hattiesburg, LA, Phi Mu COMER, Jimmy R., Aberdeen, Bus. CONKLIN, Dorman S., Jr., Rose Hill, Eng.

COOK, Judith !?., Starkville. LA, Chi Omega COOK, Willis H., Jackson, Eng. COOPER, Doris E., Starkville, Ed.. Chi Omega COOPER, Walter E., Jr., Monticello, Eng. CORE, Randolph F., Jackson, Ag.

CORLEY, Fred G., Yazoo City, LA, KA CORLEY, Suber D., Moss Point, Sc. COTNEY, William B., Dothan, Ala., Ed. COUSLEY, Samuel B., Greenville, Bus., Delta Chi COX, Joy H. M., Holly Springs, Ed.

CRAFT, Sidney M., Jackson, AS CRENSHAW, Robert T., Greenwood, Bus. CREWS, Charles, Vienna, 111., Ed. CROPP, Herman V., Natchez, LA CROWDER, Donald, Weir, Sc.

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CZAJKOWSKI, Deedee, Creenwood, Ed., Chi Omega DALE, Leon L., Port Gibson, Ag. DARBY, James H., Tillatoba, Bus. DAVIES, Robert L., Peekskill, N.Y., Ag. DAVIS, Cliarlotte A., Laurel, Ed.

DAVIS, John W., Hattiesburg, Eng. DAVIS, Lewis E., Jr., Jackson, Ag. DAVIS, Martha R., Kosciusko, Bus. DAVIS, Michael E., Amory, Eng., PiKA DAVIS, Robert W., Jr., Ocean Springs, Fo.

DAVIS, William 0., Greenville, Bus., Kappa Sigma DAWSON, Jerry Donald, Biloxi, Eng. DEAR, J. William, III, Wilmette, 111., Eng. DEDEAUX, Charles R., Gulfport, Bus. DeFORD, Alvis E., Clarksdale, Ag.

DELAS, Edgar A., Jr., Indianola, Ed. DENDY, Evans H., Houston, Ag. DENDY, Felix D., Houston, Eng. DENISON, Dudley E„ Gulfport, Eng. DENLEY, Judy Ann, Grenada, Bus., ZTA

DENNIS, James G., Canton, Bus., ATO DEMII.ER, Virgil B., Eupora, Bus. DEWEESE, Robert C, Philadelphia, Eng. DICKERSON, John W., Jr., Ripley, Ag. DIFFRIENT, Belton E., Jr., Brookhaven, Eng.

hill WORTH, Hensley M., Rienzi, Eng. DOLLAR, Douglas A., Magee, Sc. DONALD, Dan L., Jr., Jennings, La., Sigma Chi DONOVAN, James E., Clinton, LA

DOOLEY, Carl C, Summerville, Ga., Ag., Lambda Chi Alpha

DOUGLAS, Sandra K., Starkville, LA, Phi Mu DUBUISSON, Herbert T., Gulfport, LA DUCKWORTH, Hubert B., Jr., Jackson, LA, Delta

DUKE, James W., Okolona, Bus. DULANEY, Edwin W., Clarksdale, Eng. DUNCAN, Huntley E., Jr., Columbus, Ed. DUNGAN, Frank G., Jackson, Sc. DUNKS, Darryle W., Biloxi, Eng.

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DYKES, Thomas E., Vicksburg, Eng. EADES, Billy R., Vaiden, Bus. EAKES, Grady M., Philadelphia, Eng. EASTERWOOD, John E., Jr., Maben, Eng. EDENS, Woodrow W., Clinton, LA

EDWARDS, Charlotte A., Starkville, Phi Mu

EDWARDS, Vernon F., Lula, Bus.

ELLIS, Richard W., Jackson, Eng.

EPPS, Tom E., Trussville, Ala., Eng.

EUBANKS, William H., Ill, Starkville, Sc, Sigma Chi

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EVANS, Thomas I)., Jackson, Eng. EVERITT, Terry S., Clarksdale, Bus. EZELLE, Ruth E., Forest, Bus., Chi Omega FARR, Robert C, Jr., Natchez, Eng. FAULK, Donald W., Brookhaven, Eng.

FELTENSTEIN, Sam M., Jr., Meridian, E FERRELL, Kenneth C, Belzoni, Ag. FIELD, Charles S., Ill, Shuqualak, Eng. FINNEGAN, Martin J., Hattiesburg, LA FLEMING, Billy W., Columbus, LA

FLORIAN, James C, Vicksburg, Ag., Sigma Chi FLOYD, Dan W., Sardis, Bus., Sigma Chi FOLLIARD, Thomas B., Bethesda, Md., Ed. FONDREN, George F., Jr., Indianola, Eng., Kappa

Sigma FORKO, Charles M., Pascagoula, Eng.

FORTENBERRY, Frenchie, Meridian, LA

FORTGANG, Joseph A., Canton, Eng.

FRAISER, James A., Jr., Jackson, Eng.

FRANCE, Hubert M., Jr., Forrest City, Ark., Eng.,

ATO FRANCIS, Clifford H., Jr., Pensacola, Fla., LA, Phi

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FRASER, Frances K„ Gainsville, Fla., Ed. FRAZIER, Albert L., Jr., Rosedale, Eng. FRAZIER, John D., Moss Point, LA FREEMAN, Charles D., Natchez, Eng. FREEMAN, Thomas W., Winona, Bus.

FRIED, Aaron A., Indianola, AS FULCHER, Harry R., Yazoo City, Eng. FULGHAM, Coyle H., Jr., Maben, Bus. GARDNER, Milburn, III, Corinth, Eng., Delta Chi GARNER, Howell C, Eupora, AS

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GARRETT, John T., Winona, Ag GARRETSON, Roy 1)., Leakesville, Eng. GARRISON, James T., Birmingham, Ala., Ed. GAZAWAY, Donald C, Longview, Eng. GEER, John M., Vicksburg, Eng., SAE

GILL, Margaret M., Biloxi, Eng. GILLILAND, William T., Brooksville, Eng. GINN, Lawrence IL, Lexington, Fo. GIVSON, James R„ Golumhia, Tenn., Sc. GODFREY, Alice M., Millport, Ala., Bus.

GOLDEN, John R., Mobile, Ala., Fo. GOLLOTT, John B., Biloxi, Ag. GOODWIN, Loyce F. S., Brooksville, Ed. GOWER, Edward P., Meridian, Eng. GRAY, Glen H„ Biloxi, Eng.

GRAY, Patricia, State College, LA, Phi Mu GREEN, Kenneth L., Pascagoula, Fo. GREEN, James S., Starkville, Bus. GREEN, Morris, Meridian, Bus. GREGORY, James G., Nanih Waiya, Ed.

GREGORY. Paul E., Slate College, LA, Kappa Sigma GUEST, George P., Calhoun City, Eng. Gl EST. Ronald A., Greenville, Eng. GUYNES, David E., Crystal Springs, LA HARAWAY, Hugh M., Olive Branch, Eng., PiKA

11 MllSCll R, Stanlev 0.. Meridian, Eng. HARDY, Nancy V.,' Mooreville, Ed. HARPOLE, Thomas L., Trenton, Tenn., Bus. HADEN, Glenn W., Bay Springs, Eng. HALE, John W., Ill, Canton, Bus., Sigma Chi

II \I.E>.. lames C, MeCnmb, Eng. HALLER, Glenn F., Chattanooga, Tenn., Eng. HA.MBLIN, Darvl K., Jaekson, Eng. HAMGUM, Robert L., Sidon, LA HAMMACK, Alva W., Woodville, Eng.

HAMMONS, David W., Woo City, Fo. HAMPTON, George T., Meridian, Eng. HANSFORD, Freddy D., Philadelphia, Eng. HARRELL, Odie D., Jr., Lewisburg, Tenn., Eng. HARRINGTON, Alan H., Laurel, Eng.

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HARRIS, James H., Quitman, Ed. HARRIS, John J., Clarksdale, Ed. HARRIS, Sandra L., Biloxi, Ag., Chi Omega HARRISON, Luther A., Grenada, Bus. HART, James K., Forest Park, Ga., Eng.

HARTNESS, Bobby A., Woodville, Eng., Lambda Chi

Alpha HARTNESS, Rebecca R., Starkville, LA HARVEY, Danny G., Gulfport, AS HATCHER, Doug M., Vaiden, Ag. HATCHETT, Richard J., Yazoo City, LA

HATHCOTE, Wayne M., Amory, Eng. HAWKS, William T., Hernando, LA HAYNES, Glenn C, Mobile, Ala., Eng. HAYS, Richard L., Spartan, 111., Ag. HEARD, Richard F., Tupelo, AS

HEMPHILL, William L., Jackson, Eng. HENDERSON, Mary F., StarkviUe, Bus. HENDRY, Michael M., Gulfport, Fo. HENRY, James R., Bruce, Bus. HERRERA, Juan D., Honduras, Eng.

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HETTINGER, Stephen R., Memphis, Tenn., Eng.,

Lambda Chi Alpha HICKS, Kenneth E., Natchez, Bus., Lambda Chi Alpha HIGGINS, Glenn E., Woodbury, Tenn., Ag. HILL, Linda Kay, Artesia, Bus.

HILLMAN, George W., Kreole, Bus. HINDMAN, Helen D., Louisville, Ed. HODGES, Phillip D., Vaiden, Eng. HOFFMAN, John F., Natchez, Sc. HOLDER, Troy W., Caledonia, Eng.

HOLLAND, Malcolm R., Lucedale, Eng. HOLLINGSWORTH, Joe B., Weir, Eng. HOLMES, Michael J.. Ellisville, Eng. HOMAN, Larry E., Shannon, Ed. HOOD, Keith D., Crystal Springs, Ag.

HOPPE, Robert M., Mobile, Ala., Eng. HORTON, Sanford R., Grenada, Eng., Kappa Sigma HOWARD, Charles S„ StarkviUe, Ed. HOWARD, Ronald W., Covington, Tenn., Eng. HOWARD, Thomas D., Hattiesburg, Eng., Sigma Chi

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HOWELL, Charles IS., Mobile, Ala., Ag. HUDSON, Richard J., Hattiosburg, Eng. HUDSPETH, James W., Jr., Cockrum, Eng. HUFF, Charles H., Holly Bluff, Eng., KA HUFFMAN, Bill R., Columbus, Eng.

HUFF-STICKLER, William C, Tampa, Fla., Eng. HUGHES, John E., Ill, Greenwood, LA, Sigma Chi HUGHES, Walter R., Memphis, Tenn., Fo., Sigma Chi HUGHES, William M., Clarksdale, Eng. HUNT, Alvis T., Jr., Jackson, Eng.

HUNT, Michael F., Biloxi, Eng. HUNTER, Steve W., Hickory Flat, Eng. Ill Kl, Gilbert W., Houston, Eng. HURT, Tommy D., Houston, Eng. HUTCHISON, James L., Holly Springs, Eng.

HUTCHINSON, Jeffrey T., Sulphur, La., Eng., Phi

Kappa Tau HYLAND, John G., Jackson, Ed., SPE INGRAM, Phillip M., Greenville, Bus. IRBY, Peyton, Jr., Greenville, Eng., Kappa Sigma JACKSON, Elmer D., Jr., Macon, Bus., KA

JACKSON, Vincent C, Winona, LA, PiKA JACKSON, Randolph E., Macon, Bus., KA JACKSON, Robert H., Greenwood, Eng., ATO JACKSON, Wilbur R., West, Eng. JACOBS, Herbert W., Inverness, Eng.

JAKINS, Ernest A., Jr., Ocean Springs, Eng. JENSEN, Edward D., Moorehead, Sc, KA JONES, Billy R., Port Gibson, Ag. JONES, Gerald A., Laurel, Eng. JONES, Hulon H., Jr., Collins, Eng.

JONES, Ronald L., Hollandale, AS JOHNSON, Bettie J., Amory, Bus. JOHNSON, Doris J., Clarksdale, Bus., Phi Mu JOHNSON, Duff A., Jr., D'Lo, LA JOHNSON, Elizabeth A., Louisville, Ed.

JOHNSON. John A., Jackson, Eng. JOHNSON, Martha F., State College, Ed. JOHNSTON, Thomas R., Gulfport, Sc, Sigma Chi JOHNSON, William T., Winona, LA JOSEY, Mary L., Starkville, Ed.

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JOSLIN, James B., II, Biloxi, Eng. k \li;iT, Charles K, Bridgewater, Ma: KARI, Kaid I.; Amman, Jordan, Eng. KELLY, Charles W., Jackson, Eng. KELLY, William H. C, Jackson, Ag.

KELLY, Wilsev S.. Vicksburg, Ag. KIMZEY, Larry W., Water Valley, Ag. KING, Thomas L., Columbus, Bus., SAE KNIGHT, Ronald C, Chattanooga, Tenn., Eng., KA KNIGHT, Ronald G., Pascagoula, Eng.

KUYKENDALL, Sharon S., Meridian, Ed., Phi Mu LAFEVER, Lawrence 0., Holly Springs, Eng. LAIRD, Mary C, Lucedale, Eng. LANCASTER, James F., Starkville, Eng. LAND, John W., Batesville, Bus.

LANE, Charles 0., Kosciusko, Fo. LATIMER, Robert B., Jr., Philadelphia, LA LATINO, Thomas J., Pass Christian, Eng. LAUGHLIN, Edward G., Morton, Eng. LAWRENCE, Roy W., II, Jackson, Eng., KA

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LEE, Paul R., Jr., Clarksdale, Bus.

I.KMONS, C. Wayne, Jr., Tupelo, Bus.

LEWIS, Martha L., Eupora, Ed.

LEWIS, Wendell C, Jr., Gulfport, Eng., Sigma Chi

LIBERTO, Rosemary, Tchula, Ed. LINDEN, Brenda, Starkville. Sc, Phi Mu LINDSEY, Lynn J. C, Smithville, Ed. LINN, Thomas E., Anderson, S.C., LA, PiKA LIPE, Thomas D., Batesville, Ag".

LIVINGSTON, William W., Starkville, LA LOFTON, James H., Bogue Chitto, Eng. LONGEST, James T., Tupelo, AS LOVETTE, George H., Pascagoula, Eng. LOVING, Jerry W., Forest Park, Ga., Sc.

LUKE, David B., Valdosta, Ga., Eng. LUNCEFORD, Jimmy Lynn, Clarksdale, Ed. LUNGEFORD, Audrey K., Greenville, LA LUTZ, William J., Canton, Eng., KA LYNCH, Richard H., Jr., Gulfport, LA

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MANNING, Clyde V.. Shubuta, Eng.

MANNING, Richard A., Jackson, Bus.

MAPP, Andy F., Monroe, La., Bus.

MARTIN, Ceorar I)., Memphis, Tenn., Fo., Sigma Chi

MARTIN, George G., Hattiesburg, Fo.

MARTIN, Jimmv A., Aberdeen, Eng. MARTIN, Robert D., Gulfport, LA, Sigma Chi MARTINEZ, Robert B., Moss Point, Eng., KA MATTOX, William L., Carrollton, Eng., ATO M A . . William E., Jackson, Sc, KA

MAYFIELD, James R., Laurel, Eng. McCALLUM, James F., Jackson, Eng. McCARTY. Ronald 1)., Magee, Ed. McCOLLUM, Frank L., Clinton, Eng., ATO McCORMICK, David, Natchez, Eng.

McCORMICK, Floyd B., Waynesboro, Eng. McDANIEL, Danny J., Jonesboro, Ark., Eng., Lambda

Chi Alpha McDEVITT, William C, Mobile, Ala., Sc, Phi Kappa

Tau McDOWELL, Jack E., Birmingham, Ala., Eng. McGRAW, Billy W.. Greenville, AS

McGRAW. Richard S., Greenville, Sc. McINTOSH, Hugh M., Collins, Bus., Sigma Chi M. KAY. Larry R., Madison, AS, Sigma Chi McKEE, Murphy J., Jackson, LA McKINNEY, Roy R., Fayetteville, Tenn., Bus.

MeKINNEY, William L., Booneville, Ag. Mel ELI.A.N. William H.. Jr.. Canton, Fo., ATO McLEOD, Elmer P., Jr., Como, Bus., Sigma Chi McLEOD, James N., Natchez, Eng. McMlLLIN, Roger H., Jr., New Albany, Eng., Sigma Chi

MeMLLLEN, Charles R., Maben, Ag. MeNEILL, Teddy D., Louisville, LA McPHERSON, Barbara B„ Kosciusko, Ed. McREYNOLDS, Mickey L„ Starkville, Eng. MEEKS, Eddy P., Tiplersville, LA

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MILLER, Edward D., Houston, Eng. MILLER, Sarah Ann, Aberdeen, Ed. MILLSAPS, Tommy E., Pheba, Ag. MITCHELL, Barbara J. N., Corinth, Ed. MITCHELL, George M., Jr., Eupora, Bus.

MITCHELL, Leonard B., Jr., Miami, Fla., Eng., ATO MITCHELL, Thomas J., Philadelphia. IJ.h. MOCKLIN, Ross J., Waveland, Eng. MOHLER, Donald G., Ocean Springs, LA MOORE, Ann W., Red Banks, LA

MOODY, Dennis F., Portageville, Mo., Ag. MOORE, Paul E., Zion, 111., Ed. MORROW, William W., Red Bay, Ala., AS MONTGOMERY, Ed A., Pickens, Ag., PiKA 'MONTGOMERY, Thomas P., Pickens, Bus.

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Chi Alpha MORITZ. Joseph S., Jr., Natchez, LA MORRIS, Gordon L., Jr., Woodville, Ag. MORRIS, Spencer A., Laurel, Eng. MOSBY, Charles P., Meridian, Ag.

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MURPHREE, Kav Q„ Starkville, Ed. MURPHY, Edwin R., Jr., Vickshurg, Eng. MURPHY, William J., Dallas, Tex., Bus. MURRAY, Howard W., Columbus, Bus. MYERS. Kathryn K., State College, LA, Chi Omega

MYRICK, Paul R., Stringer, Eng. NAFF, Charles H., Portland, Ark., Ag. NANNEY, William J., Cruger, Eng. NASSAR, Fahad J., Lebanon, Eng. NATIONS, Glen W., Brookhaven, Eng.

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NEELY, James N., Laurel, Eng. NEISLER, Ronald E., Brandon, Ag. NELSON, Gary A., Gettysburg, Penn., Eng. NELSON, Mantia S„ Pope, LA NEWMAN, Luther, Jr., Natchez, Eng.

NEWTON, Isaac J., Greenville, Ag., Kappa Sigma NEWTON, Leslie, Vicksburg, Ed. NEWTON, William H., Ill, Long Beach, Eng. NICHOLSON, Carl L., Jr., Jackson, Bus. HOROWITZ, Michael C, Biloxi, Eng.

NORTON, William K., Un.okhaven, Eng. NOWKI.L. Ralph E., Vick-lmrg, Ag. NOWLIN, George G., Jr., Memphis, Tenn., Eng., SAE OAKLEY, Etheridge 0., Jr., Ridgeland, Sc, Delta Chi ODEN, Earl C, Starkville, Eng.

OGLESBEE, Dan W., Columbia, Eng. OGLETREE, Sydney R., Jackson, Eng. OGLETREE, Louis A., Jr., Crystal Springs, Sc. OLDHAM, Scotty C, Jackson, Eng. OLIVER, Robert C, Vaiden, Eng.

OSWALT, Brenda J., Starkville, SC OTT, Elizabeth A., Starkville, Ed. OWENS. Judy L., Corinth, Ed. PARKER, Thomas H., Prentiss, Eng. PARKS, James R„ Greenville, Bus.

P\RROTT. Pamela J., Kosciusko, Ed. PARVIN". Can R., Starkville, LA, Kappa Sigma PATRICK, Charles E., Columbus, Eng. PATTERSON, Penelope A., Mobile, Ala., Ed., Chi

PAULIKAS, William W., Cherry Hill, N.J., Ed. PAVKOVICH, John R., Beaver Falls, Penn., Bus. PEAY, Paul G., Clarksdale, LA PEREZ, Venero L., Panama, Ag., Chi Omega PERRY, Donald J., Creenville, Eng.

PERRY, Marvin L., Tutwiler, Eng. H/l KIWIN, Prtesv. Vicksburg, Ag., Chi Omega PETTEY, Gary C, Pascagoula, Ed. PEYTON, Dale E., Columbus, Eng., SAE PHILLEY, James E., Eupora, Bus.

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POLK, Douglas D., Prentiss, Eng.

POLLARD, Robert E„ Jr., West Memphis, Ark., '.

ATO POWELL, Peggy S., Vandenberg AFB, Calif., LA POWERS, Spencer B., Jr., Cary, Eng. PRABHAKAR, Sukhder M.. India, Eng.

PRATER. Ernie D., Fayette, Ala., Bus. PRATT, William S., Inverness, Eng., Kappa Sigma PREVOST, Stanley E., Charleston, Eng. PREWITT, Thomas G., Greenwood, Eng., ATO PRICE, Thomas B., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi

PRIDE, Paul R., Vicksburg, AS, KA PRINCE. Randolph W., Magee, LA PRITCHARD, James L., Charleston, Sc. PRUETT, Donald L., Sidon, LA PUGH, James S., Halls, Tenn., Ag.

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PULLEN, John W., Sumner, Eng. PURVIS, Ottis J., Jr., Jackson, Ag. RALEY. Mary A., Columbus, Ed. RANDLE, Merritt, Jr.. Morgan City, Eng. RANDLE, Thomas C, Weir, Sc.

RAY, James D., Fayette, Eng. RAYMOND, Ross, West Point, Ag. RAWLINGS, John B., II, Pascagoula, Sc. REAVER, Kenneth A., Gulfport, Eng. REECE, Kenneth L., Yazoo City, Eng.

REED, Charles R., Magee, Bus. REED, Larry W., Memphis, Tenn., Ag. REED, Ronald S., Columbus, Eng. REID, John F., Ripley, Sc. REEVES, Glenn A., Pascagoula, Eng.

RHEA, Alice L., West Point, Ag.

RHOADS, Glenn W., Jackson, Ed.

RHOADES, Gilbert L., Jr., Corinth, Eng., Sigma Chi

RHOADES, Raymond V., St. Petersburg, Fla., Eng.

RHODEN, Marcus W., Macclenny, Fla., Sc.

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RICHARDSON. Jam,- P.. Koseiusko, Bus. RITTKR. Emily L. Long Beach, LA BOBBINS, James E., Ill, Macon, Ag. ROBBINS, James T., Ill, Laurel, For. ROBERSON, Thomas R., Greenville, LA, KA

ROBERTSON, Garland L., Collins, Eng. ROBERTSON, William T, New Albany, Bus., Sigma

Chi ROCHESTER, Dennis L., Horn Lake, Eng. ROGERS, Betty, Starkville, Ed., Chi Omega ROGERS, Fred L., Natchez, Eng.

ROSE. Calvin 1).. Slate Collc-ie. LA, Kappa Sigma

ROSS, Charles C, Tutwiler, Bus.

ROSS, Margaret A., Tupelo, LA

RUSHING, Man A., Starkville, Ed.

RUSSELL, Clifford S., Ill, Mississippi City, Eng.

RUSSELL, Randolph P., Philadelphia, Eng. RUSSELL, Russell T., Picayune, Eng. RUSSELL, William M., Horn Lake, Eng. RYE. John W., Amory, Bus. SAAD, George J., Lebanon, Eng.

SAGET, Don D., Monroe, La., Eng. SALCEDO, J. A., Ecuador, Eng. SANDERS, Ebba Jo, West Point, Bus. MMlF.RS, John W., Glendora, Sc. SANDERS, John W., Jr., Carrollton, Ag.

SANDERS, Judy A., West Point, LA SANDERS, Skeet R., Greenville, Bus. S\ROE\T. Robert M., V'i.ksburg, Eng. SARTAIN, Jerry B., Walnut, Ag. SAVAGE, Billy J., Moss Point, Eng.

SAYE, James E., Starkville, Eng.

SCALCO, Sandy A., Jr., Meridian, Eng.

SCHILLING. Jimmv D., Grenada, Eng.

-CI 1 "PER, Linda L., Columbus, Sc.

SCOTT, Celia Beth, Covington, Tenn., LA, Chi Omega

SEALE, Jackie, Gloster, Fo. SEAMAN, Joseph C, Gulfport, Eng., PiKA SEITZ, Kenneth M., Starkville, Ag., SAE SEWELL, James P., Columbus, Eng., Delta Chi SHEA, David F., Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., Sc.

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SHERMAN, Phil O., Jr., Charleston, Ag. SHERRILL, Joseph W., II, Hattiesburg, Eng. SHIDIAK, Malek Y., Syria. Eng. SHIVERS, Gilbert T., Jr., Prentiss, Eng., KA SHOWS, Scott D., Brookhaven, Ed.

SHUTTLEWORTH, W. M., Jackson, Bus., KA SIMMONS, Charles E., Jackson, Bus. SINCLAIR, George W., Starkville, Eng. SINCLAIR, Sharon L., Starkville, Ed. SKILES, Marion L., Slidell, La., Eng.

SMILEY, Milton J., Wilmington, Del., Bus., ATO SMITH, Edwin M., Brookhaven, Bus. SMITH, Ernest D., Moss Point, Eng. SMITH, Martha J., West Point, LA SMITH, Roger W., Jackson, Eng., KA

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SORY, Edwin A., Isola, LA, Kappa Sigma SPARKMAN, John P., Macon, Sc, KA SPEED, David F., Newton, Eng. SPENCER, James W., Jackson, Eng. SPENCER, William A., Crenshaw, Sc.

STALLINGS, Gilbert G., Olive Branch, Eng.,

Kappa Tau STAPLES, Gerald E., Jr., Greenwood, Eng. STEVENS, Bill L., Lumberton, Ed. STEVENS, Gary L., Long Beach, Fo. STILL, Quentin W., Steele, Mo., Ag.

STINSON, Charles L., Jr., Columbus, Bus.

STOKES, Lewis S., Tunica, Eng.

STONE, Carlton D., Canton, Eng.

STORTZ, Anthony J., Jackson, Eng., Phi Kappa Tau

STOUT, Sandra K., Canton, Ag.

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STOWEKS, Klh.n R.. Jackson, Ag. STRICKLAND, Barbara A., Corinth, Ed. STLIRDIVANT, William L., New Albany, Bus., ATO STYERS, David D., Paducah, Ky., Eng. SULLIVAN, James B., Ill, Jackson, Fo.

SULLIVAN, Warren W., Tunica, Ag., KA SUMMERFORD, Thomas J., Macon, Eng., KA SI MMERVILLE, Hugh H., Aliceville, Ala., Ag. SUMNER, Lee E., Jr., Hattiesburg, Eng. SUMRALL, Noel E., Jr., Columbus, Bus.

SUTTLE, David E., Jackson, Sc, PiKA SWANN, Isaac K., Tullahoma, Tenn., Ag. SWANSON, Carl I., Galesburg, 111., Ed., Lambda Chi

Alpha SWILLEY, Johnny J., Jr., Petal, Eng. TANNER, John D., Jackson, Eng.

TAYLOR, Audley L., Pass Christian, Eng. TAYLOR, Ernest G., Jr., Como, LA TAYLOR, Loyd R, West Point, Eng. TAYLOR, Manin, Miami, Fla., Bus. TEDFORD, James A., West Point, Bus.

TIUCPEN. Don.tln !).. Jacks.m. Ed. THOM, Frederick A., Jr., Columbus, Eng. THOMAS, Diane C, Starkville, Ed. THOMAS, Glenn C, West Point, Eng. THOMPSON, Claude J., Vicksburg, Fo.

THOMPSON, Frederick L., Bassfield, LA THOMPSON, Gary D., Philadelphia, Eng. THOMPSON, James A* Amory, Bus. THOMPSON, Perry A., Pascagoula, Fo. THOMPSON, Robert L., Jr., Yazoo City, Ag., SAE

THOMPSON, Sandra J., Columbus, Ed., Phi Mu TIIO|!\TON, William H., Hattiesburg, Eng. TILLEY, Robert W., Salina, Kans., Eng. TOOTLE, Gerald E., Gulfport, Eng., PiKA TORRANCE, Richard V., Jackson, Eng.

TRAYLOR, Carwell W., Jr., Tylertown, Sc. TREADWELL, Suzanne V., Starkville, LA TROTTER, William H., Alexandria, La., Bus. TRUITT, George G., Minter City, Eng., ATO TURNAGE, Joe C, Jackson, Eng., KA

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TURN AGE, John A., McComb, Eng. TURNER, Joe L„ Rosedale, Eng. TOUCHSTONE, James R., Hattiesburg, Fo. TYLER, Clarence 0., Jr., Jackson, Eng. TYLER, Percy H., HI, Kosciusko, Eng.

UPCHURCH, Tommy C, Fo., Slarkville VANCE, Stephen P., Edwards, LA VANN, Martha L., Slarkville, LA VAUGHAN, Drewey L., Maben, Ag. VAUGHN, Kenton 0., Amory, Ed.

VAUGHN, Richard H., Aberdeen, LA, Phi Kappa Tau VEAZEY, Jesse M., Calhoun City, Bus. VERSEN, Joseph L., Jr., Vicksburg, Bus. VICK. Il.-nrv <;., Jr., Meridian, Eng., PiKA VICKERS, Jimmy D., Greenville, Ed.

VICKERS, Sharon L., Slarkville, Ed. VIETS, Lloyd 0., II, Germany, Fo. VINCENT, James R., Hattiesburg, Eng. VIZZI, Samuel C, Buffalo, N.Y., Ed. WADE, Lawrence T., Ill, Rolling Fork, Eng., Chi

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WALDRIP, Thomas B., Saltillo, Ag. WALDROP, Robert W., Columbus, Sc, Delta Chi WALKER, Linda F, Slarkville, Ed., Phi Mu WALKER, Robert G., Hattiesburg, Eng. WALKER, Robert H., Jr., Jackson, Bus.

WALKER, Sandra 0., Pheba, Ed. WALKER, William H., Yazoo City, Sc. WALKUP, John H., Jr., Danville, Ky., Ag. WALLS, Diane, Slarkville, Ed. WALTERS, John R., Laurel, LA

WALTERS, Tommy L., Brandon, Eng.

WARD, Ernest L., Summerville, Ga., Bus., Lambda

Chi Alpha WARCH, James M., Greenville, LA WARREN, David L., Forest, LA WARREN, Jack J., D'Lo, LA

W \SIIINGTON, Gary P., Paragould, Ark., LA WATKINS, Jerry D., Winchester, Tenn., Ed. WATSON, Henry C, Yazoo City, Ag. WATSON, Richard C, Greenwood, Bus., ATO WATTS, Georgia K., Greenwood, LA

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WAITS, Guy E., Jr., Tupelo, Bus. WEANT, John A., Greenwood, Bus., SAE WEBB, Robert M., Gulfport, Eng. WEBBER, William L., Montpelier, Eng. WEEMS, William E., Jr., Laurel, Eng., PiKA

WELLS, William S., Durant, Eng. WEESS, Harold L., Jackson, Bus. WEST, Kenneth A., Waynesboro, Eng. WESTERMAN, Edward M., Greenville, A&S WI1ITAKER, James B., Starkville, Bus.

WHITEHEAD. Jose W., Louisville, Eng. WHITFIELD, Davis A., II, Greenville, Sc., Kappa

Sigma WHITTMANN, Richard W., Pass Christian, Eng. WIGGS, Daniel J., Ripley, Bus. WILKINSON, Harold A., Jennings, La., Bus.

WILLCUTT, Robert L., Lucedale, Eng. WILLIAMS, Danny. Greenville, Bus. WILLIAMS, Jerry B., Hattiesburg, Eng. WILLIAMS, Tommy M., Pontotoc, Eng. WILLIAMS, Richard T., Jr., Jackson, Ed.

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WILLIAMSON. Damn I., Jackson. Eng. WILLIAMSON, James L., Columbus, Sc. WILLOUGHBY, J. Harold, Jacksboro, Tenn., LA WILSON, Edward C, Meridian, Ag., PiKA WINDHAM, Kelly H., Grenada, Bus.

WINDHAM, Larry L., Grenada, Bus. WINKLEJOHN, James Y., Ocean Springs, Eng. WINTERS, Everette M., Jackson, LA WOOD, John F., Natchez WOODCOCK, Charles ().. Wot Monroe, La., Sc.

WOODS. Walton T.. Ill, Cleveland, Eng., WOMACK, Daniel J., Meridian, Eng. WORTH, John S., Biloxi, Eng. WRIGHT, Phyllis Z., Louisville, Eng. WRIGHT, Walter R., Falkner, Bus.

YATES, Charles E., Natchez, LA YOUNG, L. D., Ill, Quitman, Eng. YOUNG, Linda L., Jackson, Sc, Phi Mu YOUNGBLOOD, James H., Rose Hill, Ag.

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121 chapters . . . Founded Virginia Mili- tary Institute, Virginia, 1865 . . . Epsilon Epsilon chapter established 1937.

President Tyson Graham

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Secretary Malcolm Gray

Treasurer Robert Ingersoll

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What's in a name?

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President Richard Gaston

Vice President Mack Hataway

Secretary Robert Graeber

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Chancellor, J. Christopher, A. Coggin, W. Crigler, S. Day, J.

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Smith, W. Stallings, G. "Stallings, K. Stokes, J. Shortz, A. Vail, C.

Walred, J. Washington, J. Welborn, W. West, J. White, R. Womble, C.

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135 chapters . . . Founded University of Virginia, Virginia, 1869 . . . Delta Chi chapter established 1936.

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Secretary Gaddis Hunt

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President Dale Tinsley

Vice President Dennis Bouchard

Secretary Bernard Windham

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President John Haltom

Vice President Tony Rubin

Secretary Larry Chilton

Treasurer Jimmy Dennis

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Secretary John Knight

Treasurer Buddy Jaquith

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Cherry, R. Chisholm, A. Cochran, R. Corley, F.

Craft, S. Dees, W. Donaldson, R. Dowdle, W. Edmonson, V. Edwards, V. Fisher, R.

Frazier, J. Gault, C. Grafe, J. C. Grafe, J. F. Griffin, J. Hagerman, D. Handley, J.

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President Charles Boyd

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Harpole, D. Harpole, T. Hixon, T. Holcomb, G. fnman, J. Johnson, J.

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Vice President Robert Wright

Secretary Kendall Lancaster

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President Randy Pfeiffer

Vice President Ray Jones

Secretary Stockstill

Treasurer James White

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President Robert Williams

Vice President John Cockerham

Secretary Bobby Johnson

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Vice President Noble Kearney

Secretary Roy Meeks

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Secretary Linda Cheery

Treasurer Sue Vanderford

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Secretary . . Kay Ransburg

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Vice President Judy Davis

Secretary Susie Noble

Treasurer Patsy Vescovo

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Greek Week, a new tradition on the Mississippi State campus, was held in the last week of November. The week began with the Housemother's brunch held at the Phi Mu house. During the week, the Fraternities and Sororities prepared for the Greek Week dance.

This year's convocation speaker was Dr. Porter L. Fortune, who spoke on success. All Greeks attended the banquet, which was held in the Mississippi State cafeteria.

Closing of Greek Week was celebrated Saturday night with the Greek Week dance, a Battle of the Bands, between the Counts and the Mark Vs.

Many of the activities of the Week were canceled due to the death of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

GREEK WEEK COMMITTEE:

Robert Hardy Chairman

Randy Pfeffer Acacia

John Capen Alpha Tau Omega

Celia Gannaway Chi Omega

Bobby Joe Johnson Delta Chi

George Tullos Kappa Alpha

Gaddis Hunt Kappa Sigma

Judy Cole Phi Mu

Bob White Phi Kappa Tau

Charles Kergosian Pi Kappa Alpha

Clift Cartledge Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Bob White Sigma Chi

Bud Bratley Sigma Phi Epsilon

Lee Fischer Zeta Tau Alpha

Robert Kennedy Greek Week Reporter

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Preparing for the Dance.

Paul King, President of IFC; Dr. Fortune, Banquet Speaker; Lindsey Hines, President of Panhellenic Council.

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First Row, L to R: N. Pomeroy, L. Hine, S. Roberts. Second Row, L to R.: J. Davis, S. Noble, V. Neal, B. Little John.

President Lindsey Hine

Vice President Sylvia Roberts

Secretary Nancy Pomeroy

Treasurer Judy Davis

MEMBERS

Judy A. Davis— ZTA Shirley S. Noble— ZTA

Lindsey P. Hine— ZTA Nancy E. Pomeroy— X£2

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Vernon Almon and John Capen

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Robert Maxwell and Cliff Thompson

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LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Randy Pollard and Harry Johnson

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Bill Brigham and Tommy Nabors

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Chief Forester Eugene L. Wells

Supervisor Robert S. Stevens

Tallyman Gravis W. Alexander

Fireboss Marcus H. Adair

STUDENT MEMBERS

Marcus H. Adair Gravis W. Alexander Wilhert W. Dahlem Charles G. Griffing Jerold N. Jones William L. Kearney

Wallace E. Kilcreas Ansel E. Miller Robert S. Stevens Archie P. Tate Eugene L. Wells Kenneth R. Williamson

FACULTY MEMBERS

Robert T. Clapp William F. Miller James E. Moak Edward G. Roberts

Roy D. Ross John W. Starr George L. Switz*

Delta Pi Delta, the honorary forestry fraternity for students and faculty members in the School of Forestry, recog- nizes through its membership the attainment of outstanding scholarship and achievement in forestry.

The purpose of Delta Pi Delta is to promote, secure, and maintain a high degree of scholarship in forest education and to work toward the improvement of the profession. Delta Pi Delta annually sponsors the Keith C. Birdsall Award in Forest Utilization and a lecture series for the School of Forestry featuring outstanding leaders in the profession. In addition, it seeks to inculcate the spirit of scholarship among the lowerclassmen in the school.

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OFFICERS

President Nancy Pomeroy

Vice President Betty Maney

Secretary Dot Hays

Treasurer Lindsey Hine

Historian Carole McReynolds

Faculty Advisor Mary Jane Koelz

MEMBERS

June Brown Linda Cheely Judy Davis Sandra Harrisc

Dot Hays Lindsey Hine Mary Winfred Love Carole McReynolds

Betty Maney Virginia Neal Nancy Pomeroy Sue Vanderford

Cardinal Key National Honor Sorority offers coveted membership to outstanding junior and senior women on the basis of excellence in character, scholarship, leadership, and campus activities. Like its brother, organization, Blue Key, Cardinal Key stresses the highest standards in personnel.

Primarily a service group in action, Cardinal Key was instrumental in starting State's first Campus Chest Drive and the Student Honor Committee. Each year, the members assist with Freshman Orientation, High School Day, Homecom- ing, and Alumni Day. In addition, Cardinal Key serves as the official hostess for any campus function. Each spring, Car- dinal Key recognizes one Freshman coed as being the most outstanding freshman girl of the year on the Mississippi State University Campus.

Cardinal Key was organized as a national honor sorority in the spring of 1932, as a direct result of a considerable number of requests from schools having similar men's organizations. The organizer and sponsor for a number of years was Mr. B. C. Riley. The Mississippi State University Chapter, the only one in Mississippi, was founded in 1954, with the assistance of the local chapter of Blue Key.

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OFFICERS

President Archie P. McKinnis

Vice President Mrs. Dora R. Herring

Secretary William D. Sims

Treasurer Thomas D. Howie

Faculty Vice President Dr. Loomis H. Toler

FACULTY MEMBERS

William A. Cross W. W. Littlejohn Edwin S. Sanders William A. Simmons

Ralph S. Wofford Loomis H. Toler Vardaman Vance J. Julian Williams

Beta Alpha Psi, founded on February 12, 1919, at the University of Illinois, is a professional and honorary account- ing fraternity. Beta Kappa, the 54th chapter, was installed at Mississippi State University in November, 1960.

The purpose of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as the basis of the accounting profession; to promote the study of accounting and its highest ethical standards; to act as a medium between professional men, in- structors, students, and others who are interested in the development of the study or profession of accountancy; to develop high moral, scholastic, and professional attainments in its members; and to encourage cordial relations among its mem- bers and the profession generally.

William E. Andrews Norman W. Bowen Edward A. Burgess Bennie D. Butler

Claude N. Byrd, Jr. Charles R. Dobbins Dora R. Herring Thomas C. Howie

Michael A. Lee Marvin S. Massey, Jr. Archie P. McKinnis James K. Miller

William G. Murphy III

Roy S. Phillips

Ray B. Richardson Frank W. Rush, Jr. William D. Sims Kenneth L. Smith, Jr.

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One of the highest honors that a Mississippi State University Junior or Senior male student can obtain is that of se- lection to membership in Blue Key National Honor Fraternity. Selection of these men is made from a group of outstand- ing male students who excel in character, leadership, scholarship, and student activities. Only those who meet require- ments in all of these highly important character traits are invited to join, and these high standards are the keystones which allow Blue Key to continually remain at the head of the honor fraternities in its field.

Blue Key's purpose, as seen in the motto, "Serving I Live," is to serve, and generously does it do this. During the past year, the local Mississippi State University Blue Key Chapter has undertaken many service projects including service during orientation, Homecoming, and High School Day; sponsorship of the annual Blue Key talent show for the Campus Chest Drive; and establishment of a scholarship program to aid deserving students. Additional service has been rendered in the complete promotion and backing of worthwhile campus movements.

Blue Key was founded at the University of Florida in 1924 by Major B. C. Riley. The fraternity grew out of a group of student leaders who were assembled at that campus to coordinate homecoming activities. From this beginning, Blue Key has grown into a national fraternity with chapters at 120 universities and colleges with a total membership in ex- cess of 40,000. The Mississippi State University chapter of Blue Key was established in 1928 and has continually grown to its present group of twenty active members.

An excellent reason for the high quality of Blue Key men, particularly of Mississippi State's local chapter, is found when the achievements of the individual members are noted. Our local membership includes leaders in the student asso- ciation, leaders in both local ROTC branches, leaders in both the campus yearbook and paper, and various leaders of major campus honor and professional societies. These individuals are the backbone of Blue Key, and they have made it synonymous with campus leadership and service.

OFFICERS

President Robert Sheely

Vice President Ronald Taylor

Corresponding Secretary Paul King

Recording Secretary-Treasurer Glendon Bradley

Faculty Advisor Dr. Charles Thomas

STUDENT MEMBERS
Malcolm I. Balfour	Don E. Mason
Claude G. Bradley	Frank D. Massey
Willis B. Brumfield	Archie P. McKinnis
Charles G. Catledge	Paul A. Melton
James A. Coggin	Aubrey E. Nichols
David L. Dobbins	James M. Putman
Thomas E. Edwards	Lester W. Rooker
Edward D. Graham	Robert A. Sheely
Jerry D. Johes	Ronald L. Taylor
Paul T. King, Jr.	Henry L. Whitfield

FACULTY MEMBERS
Dr. L. C. Behr	W. W. Littlejohn
Dr. J. K. Bettersworth	Dewey M. McCain
Ralph Brown	Alex McKeighey
Dr. Gordon K. Bryan	Ed Martin
Caleb Burgoyne	Dr. T. K. Martin
Dr. D. W. Colvard	C. A. Rose
Joseph F. Curry	Dr. Clyde Q. Sheely
W. J. Evans	Harry Simrall
W. C. Flewellen	Col. John W. Thames
Paul Gregory	Dr. C. H. Thomas
Col. Sam Hamilton	W. R. Thompson, Jr.
A. G. Holmes, Jr.	Dr. Louis Wise

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OFFICERS

President Norman F. Hunter

Vice President Edward G. Graham

Corresponding Secretary Virgil L. Dugan

Recording Secretary Preston B. Herrington

Treasurer Robert A. Sheely

Historian John T. Smelko

Bridge Correspondent Charles G. Catledge

Faculty Advisor Claud J. Irby

Eta Kappa Nu is a national electrical engineering honor society. Its primary purpose is to recognize, promote, and reward outstanding scholastic achievement. Eta Kappa Nu is also dedicated to. service — service to the Electrical Engi- neering Department, to the school, and to the engineering profession in general.

This highly selective organization originated at the University of Illinois in 1904. Although it was started as a pro- fessional or employment society, it was soon changed to an honor organization, with scholarship as its primary quali- fication. The society was founded with the idea that those in the electrical engineering profession who have manifested a deep interest and marked ability in their chosen life work should be brought into a closer union.

Gamma Omega Chapter of Eta Kappa Nu was installed at Mississippi State University in 1959. This chapter arose from the L. L. Patterson Engineering Society, which had been organized to recognize achievements among the electrical engineering students on the campus. Since its installation, this chapter has been highly successful. Chapter activities in- clude participation in the Engineer's Day and Open House functions associated with the Electrical Engineering Depart- ment, as well as cooperating with the local IEEE chapter in worthwhile projects. Each year, Gamma Omega chapter pre- sents an award to the outstanding freshman student in Electrical Engineering.

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The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards, and to recog- nize outstanding contributions to education. It invites to membership such persons as exhibit commendable personal qual- ities, worthy educational ideals, and sound scholarship. It endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship among its members and to quicken professional growth by honoring achievement in educational work.

OFFICERS

President Mrs. Barbara Celles Cropp

Vice President Miss Lindsey Hine

Secretary Miss Erin Hearon

Treasurer Miss Judith Ann Wiseman

Historian-Reporter Mr. Paul Gene McKay

Counselor Miss Louise Whitlow

Lucille E. Allen J. K. Bettersworth Mary Blake Barry F. Box Mary Ann Bratley Burrow P. Brooks Alice Burgoyne W. C. Comer Barbara C. Cropp Martha Ruth Daffron Mary Lynn Davis Judith Ann Davis Sterling N. Davis Brenda Dodson Celia C. Fisher Martha C. Franks Jesse Gammill Bonnie Gary Evelyn Gillis

Jo Anne Gordon Bobbie Jean Graham Chadrick 0. Grizzle Mary Ann Gunter Linda S. Hammond Cornelia S. Harrell William A. Hays Erin Hearon Lindsey Hine Virginia Huskison J. K. Jones Kay M. Jordan Kay Kellog Katz Betty June Lee 0. H. Little Rose Marie Luke Royce B. Luke Georgia Marmaduke T. K. Martin

Annie Pearl Matthews Auvie Nell Matthews Paul Gene McKay Carole McReynolds Barry Lee Mellinger E. F. Mitchell Virginia Neal Addie R. Peterson Nancy E. Pruitt Martha K. Ransburgh Betty Rawson Priscilla Ann Reves Francis A. Rhodes Percy R. Rutledge Lewis Ryan Jimmie L. Saunders Eleanor Scruby Lucy Collier Smith Mildred F. Smith

Shelby Jean Smith Laura Lanell Sims Geraldine Stephens Kathy Marie Stuart Margaret Sudduth Cordon C. Sutton Reba R. Tant Earl W. Terrell James R. Thomson, Jr. Patricia A. Triplett Linda L. Walker Mary Joe Washington Anna Carolyn West W. Thomas West Louise Whitlow Angela H. Williams Judith Wiseman Mayly Jue Woo

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John Cockerhar Bobby Gordon Ray Hearon Jerry Jones

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OFFICERS

President Percy Payne

Vice President Jerry Jones

Recording Secretary Glen Rutledge

Corresponding Secretary James Bowen

Treasurer Johnny McWhorter

Pi Tau Sigma, National Honorary Mechanical Engineering Fraternity, was founded in 1915 at the University of Illi- nois by a group of students and interested faculty members who realized the need to foster the high ideals of the engi- neering profession and who sought to" stimulate interest in coordinate departmental activities. The Mississippi State Tau Nu Chapter was granted a charter in April, 1957, after a concerted effort on the part of 21 students under the direction of Dr. Charley Scott. The charter represented the 62nd charter to the organization which has recognized 28,000 notable mechanical engineers. The MSU Tau Nu chapter, during its seventh year, has become more firmly established as an honorary fraternity. The principal activities of the Chapter include a slide-rule class for freshmen and cooperation with all engineering activities on campus, such as Engineer's Day.

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Seated, L to R: Taylor, Brogran, Watson, Ball, Balfour, Sanders, Meadows, Burrel, Bennet. Standing, L to R: Canale, McCool, Jones, Wofford, Neville, Brinker, Williams, McBride, Moore, Dugan, Nichols.

OFFICERS

President Aubrey Nichols

Vice President Jimmy Taylor

Secretary Jonny Windham

Treasurer Bob McCool

The Mississippi State University M-Club Association is an organization composed of boys who have lettered in one of the four major sports at Mississippi State: football, basketball, baseball, and track.

The purpose of the organization is to promote fellowship among the athletes on campus.

The Athletic Department sponsors the M-Club and many of the coaches are on the club's advisory staff.

Each year the M-Club sponsors the annual Maroon and White intra squad game at the conclusion of spring football practice. The club also has an annual picnic for its members, the coaching staff, and members who have graduated.

	MEMBERS
Bill Bacon	Stan Brinker	Bill Sanford
Malcolm Balfour	Ronnie Jones	Charlie Smith
Hilton Ball	Ronnie Kirkland	John Sparks
Dickie Bennet	Jim McBride	Jimmy Taylor
Bobby Bragan	Bob McCool	Pat Watson
Ode Burrel	Wayne Meadows	Jimmy Willcutt
Justin Canale	Billy Moore	Richie Williams
Bob Dugan	Tommy Neville	Jonny Windham
Bill Fortner	Aubrey Nichols	Jackie Wofford
Tommy Inman	Mike Sanders

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The Elder Statesmen are a group of Junior and Senior boys who represent a cross section of our campus. This group meets weekly to discuss topics of social, cultural, spiritual, and technical importance. The members have the opportunity to hear faculty members and guest speakers talk on these important topics, and a period is left at the end of each talk for a group discussion. Through these meetings the members gain valuable knowl- edge on these topics and grow personally through group experience.

OFFICERS

President Lewis Whitfield

Vice President Mike Lee

Secretary-Treasurer Tyson Graham

Advisor Jim puryear

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Nichols Putnam Richards

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OFFICERS

President Cliff Cartledge

1st Vice President Buddy Jacquith

2nd Vice President Jimmy O'Neal

Secretary Clifford Thompson

Treasurer Skippy Allen

Y Cabinet Rep Eddie Perkins

Philo Demos is a Christian Democratic Leadership organization sponsored by the Mississippi State University YMCA. The Club was founded by the "Y" in 1955 to provide training in leadership, public speaking, and parliamentary pro- cedure for outstanding members of the freshman and sophomore class.

The name "Philo Demos" was derived from the two Greek words meaning "lovers of democracy." The Club holds weekly dinner meetings with informative speakers and discussion sessions featured as programs. Chris- tian fellowship is inspired among members by mutual sharing of ideas at meetings.

	MEMBERS
Skippy Allen	Buddy Jacquith	Roger Smith
Brother Blackburn	Buddy Mangum	John Stevens
Jimmy Brewer	Mike McEwen	Jerry Summerford
Bill Brighan	H. M. Mcintosh	Clifford Thompson
Cuff Cartledge	Tommy McWilliams	Ben Williams
Fred Corley	Benjie Middleton	John Wright
Beau Gregory	Steve Moore	Eddie Perkins
Jack Harpison	Tommy Myer Jimmy O'Neal	Buddy Small

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President Willis B. Brumfield

Vice President Lewis Whitfield

Secretary Dr. Harold Snellgrove

Treasurer James Coggins

Recorder Robert Sheely

Omicron Delta Kappa, National Leadership Honor Society for college men, was founded December 3, 1914, at Wash- ington and Lee University. The Alpha Chi Circle was established at Mississippi State University on May 21, 1937.

Omicron Delta Kappa promotes the idea that leadership of exceptional quality and versatility in college should be recognized, that representative men in all phases of college life should cooperate in worthwhile endeavor, and that out- standing students, faculty, and administration members should meet on a basis of mutual interest, understanding, and helpfulness. Omicron Delta Kappa was the first college honor society of a national scope to afford recognition and honor for meritorious leadership and service in extracurricular activities and to encourage the development of general campus citizenship. Omicron Delta Kappa places emphasis on a strong secondary membership requirement of scholarship.

Membership in Omicron Delta Kappa is awarded to undergraduate junior and senior men, to male graduate students, to male members of the faculty and alumni, and to other men who have attained outstanding success in professional life. Indispensable qualifications for membership are exemplary character, responsible leadership and discriminatory serv- ice in campus life, superior scholarship, genuine fellowship, and a consecration to democratic ideals. Election is based on merit, is irrespective of a person's affiliation with other organizations, and is without solicitation to insure acceptance of membership.

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Glendon Bradley Willis Brumfield Stuart Bridgeforth Charles Catledge James Coggins David Dye Thomas Edwards Johnny Gilbert Edward Graham Andy Hines Norman Hunter Jerry Jones Lewis Mallory Don Mason Archie McKinnis Aubrey Nichols Mickey Putman Robert Sheely Ronald Taylor Lewis Whitfield

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
James Alinder	J. H. McCarthy
Andy Bond	Prof. S. B. Murray
Dean Ernest Colmer	Prof. H. P. Neal
Dr. D. W. Colvard	Dr. C. Q. Sheely
Dr. T. T. Crow	W. Thomas West
Dr. Herbert Drennon	Boswell Stevens
Dean M. P. Etheridge	D. H. Echols
L. D. Furgerson	Dr. William L. Giles
Malcolm Gray	Dr. L. C. Behr
Prof. H. H. Gwin	Louis Spencer
Ben Hilbun, Jr.	Clarence A. Pierce
Dr. C. Dale Hoover	R. D. Williams
Dr. Marion Loftin	Prof. Gerald Windham
Dr. T. K. Martin	Arlie Wilson
Prof. Dewey McCain	John Locke

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The honor society of Phi Kappa Phi was founded at the University of Maine in 1897. Pennsylvania State University and the University of Ten- nessee were also charter chapters. At present the society has approximately ninety active chapters.

The primary objective of the society has been, from the first, the recog- nition and encouragement of superior scholarship in all fields of study. Good character is an essential supporting attribute to those elected to membership.

Phi Kappa Phi is open to seniors in the top eighth of their class and to second semester juniors in the top twentieth of their class. Similar limita- tions are placed on the election of graduate students.

OFFICERS

President W. W. Littlejohn

Vice President Claude G. Bradley

Secretary Elisabeth J. Stojanovic

Treasurer J. P. Overcash

Journal Correspondent Louise Whitlow

Adolph W. Aleck C. Hunter Andrews J. W. Bailey Ben F. Barrentine Oscar Beck, Jr. Lyell C. Behr Mrs. Larry W. Bell Hugh W. Bennett Mrs. A. G. Bennett Mrs. A. G. Bennett, Jr. John K. Betters-worth Mrs. D. G. Boyd, Jr. Mrs. Ona J. Boyd Claude G. Bradley Burrow P. Brooks, Jr. Willis B. Brumfield Gordon K. Bryan Glenn D. Bryant Ellen S. Bryant H. D. Bunch Mrs. R. D. Bushong, Jr. Claude Nelson Byrd Turner Catledge Lucy W. Cole E. B. Colmer D. W. Colvard Mrs. R. F. Colwick Owen Cooper J. J. Cornish, III Florence Kay Croft Lawrence Croft J. F. Curry Frank M. Davis Dorthy Dickins David L. Dobbins Brenda Sue Dodson Walter J. Drapala Herbert Drennon Virgil L. Dugan J. B. Edmond Thomas Edwards M. P. Etheredge Mary C. Ethridge W. C. Flewellen, Jr. William L. Giles Gerald Globetti Edward D. Graham, Jr. RonaJd W. Greene

MEMBERS Benjamin E. Haddox A. M. Hammond, Jr. Woodrow W. Hare Durward S. Hartness Dorothy Hays Dora Ruth Herring P. B. Herrington, Jr. Fred H. Herzer Aubry Yvonne Hickman Ben Hilbun, Sr. James E. Hill Susan C. Hines Robert B. Holland A. G. Holmes Dorris M. Howell E. Irl Howell Norman F. Hunter, Jr. Ross E. Hutchins Paul B. Jacob, Jr. Wiley H. Jenkins, Jr. Jerry D. Jones Mrs. Howard V. Jordan Kay K. Katz Lois Kilgore Elsie Kimbell W. E. Knight Warren F. Kuehl Mrs. Warren F. Kuehl Charles E. Lindley Mrs. Charles E. Lindley W. W. Littlejohn Marion T. Loftin Rose Marie Luke Clay Lyle Dewey McCain J. Chester McKee Albert McLaughlin Carole E. McReynolds Mrs. M. P. McReynolds T. K. Martin Jose Martinez-Ginoris Sara Matthews Christine Maxcy William R. Meredith, Jr. Norman C. Merwine James E. Moak Glover Moore Robert E. Morrison

S. B. Murray

Beverly Myers

M. W. Myers

Lyle E. Nelson

Aubrey E. Nichols

Johnny Ouzts

J. P. Overcash

R. T. Parkhurst

Joe V. Pettiet

Almus B. Poslgrove

Nancy E. Pomeroy

Mabel W. Raspet

Francis Rhodes

Vicki Rhodes

Diane Roberts

Ralph R. Robertson

George L. Robson

Lewis E. Ryan

Patricia Sarvella

R. M. Scholtes Charley Scott Clyde Q. Sheely Robert Sheely Roy D. Sheffield W. A. Simmons Harry C. Simrall Bettye B. Sledge Selma Davis Smith Harold S. Snellgrove Carlton Raymond Sollie E. W. Stafford Elisabeth J. Stojanovic Margaret M. Sudduth A. D. Suttle Ronald L. Taylor ( iharles H. Thomas Katherine E. Turner James S. Tynes Moselle S. Walton Mary Joe Washington John L. Weeks, Jr. Louise Whitlow Bernard Windham Gerald 0. Windham Louis N. Wise Van R. Worley, Jr. Bill Wright Maude Dee Yow

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Tau Beta Pi, National Engineering Honor Society, was founded at Lehigh University in 1885 by Dr. Edward Higginson Williams, Jr. to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by distinguished schol- arship and exemplary character as undergraduates in engineering or by their attainments as alumni in the field of en- gineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the engineering college of America.

In 1928 the Mississippi Alpha Chapter of Tau Beta Pi was established on the State campus. Mississippi Alpha, in the fall and spring of each year, extends membership to those men who have fulfilled the requirements as set forth by Dr. Williams. The goal of every engineering student is to meet the requirements of Tau Beta Pi, for not only is this the highest undergraduate engineering honor he can receive, but it affords him fellowship and the opportunity to be of serv- ice to the College of Engineering.

Meetings are held twice each month to give members a better professional outlook and to organize the many projects which Tau Beta Pi sponsors. Encouraging scholarship and extracurricular activities, serving as guides for "Engineers' Day," and recognizing the outstanding freshman at the annual Engineers' Banquet are only a few of these projects.

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Forest Bogart James C. Bowen Claude C. Bradley Harold W. Butler Charles G. Catledge Charles E. Chadwick John C. Cockerham

David Lynn Dobbins Virgil Lee Dugan Thomas E. Edwards Michael H. Forster Kenneth W. Fulmar Dickey Finn Jose Martinez Ginoris William A. Goldsmith Edward D. Graham, Jr. Ronald W. Greene

Preston B. Herrington William C. Hines Norman F. Hunter, Jr. Jerry D. Jones Donald W. Kelly William F. Manning, Jr. Don E. Mason James E. Massey James A. McBride Robert E. Morrison

John K. Owens Larry J. Patin Percy A. Payne J. L. Scarborough Thomas R. Schwan Robert A. Sheely John T. Smelko Robert L. Stewart Harold D. Unland George W. Williams

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The Dean's Advisory Council is composed of the five officers of the Business College, and the Presidents of Delta Sigma Pi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Beta Alpha Psi, Society for the Advancement of Management, and the Ac- counting Club. The purpose of this council is to offer advice, ideas and suggestions to the Dean of the Business college. The council also plans cer- tain student activities such as the annual Business College Banquet which takes place in May, and any other activities which the students of Dean suggest.

MEMBERS

Paul King President of Business College

Walter Stubbe Vice President of Business College

Bill Harvey Secretary of Business College

Kenny Smith Business College Representative

Gary Hawkins Treasurer of Business College

Thomas L. Caldwell President of Accounting Club

Robard Hughes President of SAM

Richard G. Silver President of Pi Sigma Epsilon

Mr. W. W. Littlejohn Advisor

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Charles Catledge Lindsey Hine

Virgil Dugan Wirt Hines

Edward Graham Walter Kuebler

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Virginia Neal

Mickey Putnam

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Nancy Pomeroy

Robert Sheely

Ron Taylor

Linda Walker

Lewis Whitfield

Judith Wiseman

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OFFICERS: L to R: J. Robbins, E. Ezelle, T. Caldwell, P. Smith, A. Randall.

The Accounting Club, sponsored by Beta Kappa Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, the national honorary accounting fraternity, is composed of students interested in the profession of accounting. Beginning in the 1940's with twenty members, the club has grown to a membership of one hundred twenty-one, making it one of the largest organizations of Mississippi State University.

The purpose of the Accounting Club is to enlighten its members in the theory and practice of accounting through the usage of speakers from the accounting profession. These speakers not only enlighten the members as to the possibilities in the different fields of accounting, but provide knowledge and acquaintance of outstanding accountants.

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Dobbins, C. Eagar, D. Edgeworth, D. English, J. Ezelle, E. Fears, R.

Ford, J. Foy, R. Franklin, B Frazier, F. Gaston, J. Gomel, W.

Goss, D. Grayson, T. Green, J. Hardin, W. Harpole, J.

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Leonard, P. Livingston, 1 Longest, P. Loyd, G. Massey, M.

May, J. McClain, A. McDaniel, D. Milam, G. Montgomery, T. Moss, J.

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Front Row, L to R: Luther D. Rives, David Marlow, Sidney S. Owen, Charles E. Powe, John C. Wilson, Thomas R. Arinder, William L. Turner, James G. Hamill, Advisor, Charles R. Brown, Jr. Second Row, L to R: William B. Deline, Habibollah Bazyari, 0. A. Cleveland, Jr., Hershel D. Dollar, Robert Martin, Robert F. Brand, James D. Wiseman, Rafael L. Callejas, Juan Jose Herrera. Third Row, L to R: William G. Walker, John D. Boyette, Thornton Mortimer, Jessie K. McDonald, Jack Vann Crump.

OFFICERS

President John C. Wilson

Vice President Charles E. Powe

Secretary Thomas R. Arinder

Treasurer William L. Turner

Reporter Sidney S. Owen

Paul T. Blair	Travis D. Phillips
John C. Crecink	A. D. Seale
James G. Hamill	Thomas E. Tramel
Verner G. Hurt	L. Dow Welch
D. W. Parvin	Chester M. Wells

The Mississippi State University Chapter of the Student Section of the American Farm Economics Association is composed of students majoring in agricultural economics and other students interested in agricultural economics. Faculty members and research personnel are granted associated membership. The purposes of the organization are: to stimulate interest in the profession of agricultural economics among students in agricultural social sciences; and to provide an opportunity for wide acquaintance among students and professional workers in the field.

Activities of the club include bringing in guest speakers, holding a fall banquet and a spring picnic, and participat- ing in the agricultural field day. In addition, members participate in public speaking contests and debates sponsored by the national organization.

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OFFICERS

Chancellor Willis B. Brumfield

Censor William B. Deline

Scribe Noble S. Kearney. Jr.

Treasurer Rex D. Bushong

Chronicler Wallace A. Kilcreas

FACULTY ADVISORS

Mr. W. R. Glover Dr. Charles C. Browning Dr. Charles C. Christians Dr. William R. Meredith Dr. Bill C. Wright

	MEMBERS
Max B. Boling	Benjamin C. Dilworth	James K. Lane	( Jiarles E. Powe
Stewart H. Bridgeforth, Jr.	Ned C. Edwards, Jr.	Robert J. Martin	William J. Putman
James T. Bridges, Jr.	George W. Garrison, Jr.	Robert W. McCarley	Frank Y. Rogers
Robert C. Brooks	Wendell Gilliam	Clarence D. McCurley	G. E. Sevillas
Willis B. Brumfield	Charles G. Griffing	Duke H. Morgan	Wayne H. Smith
Rex D. Bushong, Jr.	Lewis Kearney	George W. Morgan, Jr.	J. H. Watson, Jr.
Ansley P. Carney III	Noble S. Kearney, Jr.	Addison D. Owings	John C. Wilson
Clinton L. Carroll	Wallace E. Kilcreas	Ferdinand L. Passbach	James I). Wiseman
William B. Deline	Lamar Kimbrough	Toseph W. Patrick	William J. Gill

The Fraternity of Alpha Zeta is a National Honorary Agricultural Fraternity, which is composed of both graduate and undergraduate agricultural students who exemplify high standards of scholarship, leadership, and character.

The specific objectives of Alpha Zeta are: to foster high standards of scholarship, character, leadership, and a spirit of fellowship among all its members; to render service to the students and to the agricultural division of the respective institutions and to promote the profession of agriculture.

The local Mississippi Chapter holds initiation of new members in the spring and fall. A week of wearing overalls, blue denim shirts, brogans, and straw hats, along with corncobs and roll-your-own tobacco, is climaxed by a banquet and formal initiation.

Each year the local chapter presents a plaque to the freshman who has attained the highest scholastic average of his class. The national fraternity awards fellowships to seniors who want to continue with their scholastic training. 216

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First Row, L to R: Prof E. C. Oden, Dr. J. L. Weeks, Neil Dickens, Sam K. Farmer, Jerry Black, George Williams, Betty Oden, Benny Smith, Walter Oglesby, Andrew Allen, Prof. E. G. Baker. Second Row, L to R: Gus Summerour, James Turner, Ray Trask, Grady Wilson, C. T. Collins, Jr., E. C. Harris III, Richard Spooner, George Lightsey, John Redmon, James Smith, Clark Cropp, Don Unland. Third Row, L to R: Forrest West, Keith Buckley, Emile Nassar, Fred A. Lewter, Glendon Bradley, VicPutman, Pat H. McCullough, J. Foy Milton III, Larry T. Walker, George A. Newbill, Felix L. Jenkins, Jack Garrett, Ken Rudder Jr., Dale Edwin Mayo, Ronald R. Turnbow.

The American Institute of Chemical Engineers was founded in 1908 with the purpose of advancing the theory and practice of chemical engineering along with maintaining a high professional standard among its members. Since its be- ginning, the A.I.Ch.E. has greatly contributed to the growth of chemical engineering.

The A.I.Ch.E. is comprised not only of practicing engineers, but also maintains Student Chapters throughout the various engineering schools of the nation. A student, upon joining the A.I.Ch.E. takes his first and biggest step toward becoming a professional chemical engineer. Membership in the Student Chapter is in itself evidence that a student is aware of the importance of professional activity and service, which are characteristic of a truly successful chemical en- gineering career. Indeed, in engineering, service and professional activity go hand in hand.

The Student Chapter of the A.I.Ch.E. at Mississipi State University holds regular meetings twice a month at which, among other things, talks by engineers from industry, films concerning engineering practice, and other information con- cerning chemical engineering, are included in the program. A banquet, plant trips, and picnics round out the activities.

A booth is provided in the fall registration line in order that those chemical engineers who desire to become mem- bers may join.

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Front Row, L to R: George M. Young III, Cecil M. Vickers, Eulan S. Moorehead, Glen 0. Rutledge, William S. Barnes, William E. Phillips, William R. Gammon, Charles Edwin Bond, David M. Eastland, faculty advisor. Second Roiv, L to R: James F. Moore, John W. Park, Johnny C. Stone, George M. Lee Jr., John C. McWhorter III, John A. Randle, Glen A. Elmore, Emmett W. Farar, Jr., William B. Crawford, David S. Butler, Anthony Biele. Third Row, L to R: Ralph E. Powe, James C. Bowen Jr., George R. Welford, Ancie P. Everett Jr., William F. Kapp, Raymond C. Hearon Jr., James C. Price, Charles G. Clayton III, Jerry E. Bankston, Everett W. Wellhorn, Percy A. Payne.

OFFICERS

Chairman William S. Barnes

Vice -Chair man John C. Cockerham

Corresponding Secretary Eulan S. Moorehead

Recording Secretary Glen 0. Rutledge

Treasurer William E. Phillips

Faculty Advisor David M. Eastland

The purpose of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is the advancement and dissemination of knowledge of the theory and practice of mechanical engineers, the presentation of a proper perspective of engi- neering work and the opportunity to become acquainted with the personnel and activities of the Society as well as to promote a professional awareness and fellowship.

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OFFICERS

President Charles D. Fenn

Vice President Terrell B. Guinn

Secretary Harold R. McDonald, Jr.

Treasurer Howard B. Dexter

Faculty Advisor Edward Springer

The Mississippi State University Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers is composed of sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors enrolled in Civil Engineering at Mississippi State University. The objective of the student chapter is to help civil engineering students enrich their college courses by beginning those professional contacts and associations which, continued through life, are so valuable to the practicing engineer.

Twice each year the members of the student chapter have the opportunity to attend the convention of the Mid South Convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers. At these conventions a student representative of the student chapters of the University of Arkansas, University of Mississippi, and Mississippi State University present papers. At these conventions students have the opportunity to meet outstanding leaders in their field.

Participation in the activities of the student chapter helps to develop the student's leadership qualities which are im- portant and necessary to any successful engineer.

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The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is the professional society for electrical engineers. The purpose of the IEEE is to promote the professional development of its members through programs of activi- ties. In addition to the formal monthly programs and films, the IEEE annually sponsors a banquet for all elec- trical engineers, a field trip, a picnic, and a student-faculty softball game.

Membership in IEEE is open to all students in electrical engineering and related fields.

The world's largest professional engineering society, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers has 100,000 regular members and over 15,000 student members in 175 chapters in the leading colleges and univer- sities of the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

OFFICERS

President Edward D. Graham, Jr.

Vice President Virgil L. Dugan

Secretary Mack A. Hataway

Treasurer Norman F. Hunter, Jr.

Publicity Chairman William J. Moon

Advisor Dr. James O. Hebert, Jr.

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Hunter, Norman Ingram, Kenneth Kirkland, Harold Kyle, Robert Lawler, James McCormick, Floyd

McDearman, Willia McRaney, Harold Mocklin, Ross Moon, William Moss, James Nagle, Randall

Oldman, Scotty Owens, John Pennington, Artie Phillips, Roy Quave, Leon J. Rankin, Robert

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Scarborough. Joseph Schermer, Michael Schwan, Thomas Seymour, James Shedd, Alvin

Skaggs, Gary Skaggs, Terry- Smith, Tommy Stainton, Joseph Stewart, Richard Taylor, Harold

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Lonnie L. Allen William S. Anthony Kiiiruc ( !. Avery, Jr. Albert J. Bush, III Dan Herbert Cox Tom I. Crumby, Jr.	Edwin W. Dulaney Marty W. Carton Robert A. Hartness, Jr. William T. Hawks William C. Jordan Raeburn P. Lane		Abdel K. A. Mansour David L. Massengill Marvin P. McReynolds, Jr. William H. Meredith Paul R. Myrick Robert E. Pollard, Jr.	John W. Pullen Ashfag Rana James E. Reames David B. Smith Lowery A. Smith Robert C. Ward

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Front Row, L to R: Fred Kuemmerle, Kenneth Dickson, 0. L. Gannon, Harold Holiman, Michael S. Clark, Vernon K. Kimbrough, Vernon Butler. Back Row, L to R: John L. Pepper, Aron R. Goolsby, Herbert Trulove, Prof, W. R. Glover, John Walker, Jerry Sartain, John McCreary, Dale Bullock. 222

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OFFICERS

President Charles W. Bloodworth

Vice President Thomas Wenning

Recording Secretary Robert L. Stewart

Corresponding Secretary Robert Bodach

Treasurer Tommy 0. Shadow

Social Chairman Elam B. Brown

The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics was formed by the merger of the American Rockey Society and the Institute of the Aerospace Sciences. Membership in the student branch of the AIAA is open to any college person interested in the aerospace sciences. Meetings are held every second and fourth Thursday night of each month during the regular college term. The programs usually consist of either a speaker from visiting industry or from vari- ous departments at the University, and an interesting film. Various projects are undertaken throughout the year and in- clude: the field trips to the Arnold Research and Development Center in Tullahoma, Tennessee; the construction of dis- plays for High School and Engineering Day; participation in both the Southeastern Regional Technical Paper Compe- tition in Atlanta and the Southwestern Regional competition in Dallas; and a spring picnic.

Robert W. Adams Charles W. Bloodworth Elam B. Brown Robert Bodach Harold W. Butler David Crew Charles Downer Darryle W. Dunks Thomas E. Edwards

Cecil W. Fauner Jeral E. Godfrey Ronald Greene Tony M. Helou Thomas Hendricks Keith Hodges Goibe Issa George H. Lovette William N. Owen

Sid Parker Marvin L. Perry Grady Rainey John A. Randle Tommy 0. Shadow James H. Lofton Paul B. Stewart Robert L. Stewart John B. Stokes

Dale Talbert William E. Taylor Amos H. Terrell Gary D. Thompson Robert Walker Thomas Wenning Paul A. Westerfield Joe E. White John Wineman

WORnCULTURE COB

The Horticulture Club, now in its 42nd year of active campus partici- pation, encourages its members, several of whom are majoring in other fields, to avail themselves of the various facilities offered those interested in horticulture. On campus, a commercially operated retail flower shop, a greenhouse range, and various orchards and plots are maintained for demonstrational, instructional, and experimental purposes. A means is thereby provided for the student to observe and practice methods used in commercial operations.

The club's major objective is to promote and develop a better under- standing of Horticulture and its varied fields as practiced in Mississippi and the South.

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The Future Farmers of America, commonly known as "FFA," is the national organization of, by, and for the boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts.

As an integral part of the program of vocational education in agriculture in the public school systems of America, the F.F.A. has become well known. No national student organizations enjoys greater freedom of self-government under adult counsel and guidance, than F.F.A. Organized in November of 1928, it has served to motivate and vitalize the syste- matic instruction offered to students of vocational agriculture and to provide further training in Farmer-Citizenship.

The Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America uses the same paraphernalia and ceremonies as used by the local chapters in high schools. The Collegiate Chapter of F.F.A. at Mississippi State University is sponsored and su- pervised by the Agricultural Education Department. It is an extracurricular activity having its origin and root as a defi- nite part of the pre-employment training of teachers of vocational agriculture.

Lester Boyles Jackie R. Bradley Eldon D. Brown Fred N. Brown, Jr. Gerald L. Burchfield Johnny G. Burrow Wilson E. Busby Travis R. Chase James D. Coleman James R. Criddle Arlon L. Cos Marvin E. Doss Ned C. Edwards, Jr.

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Malcolm W. Fortenberry Louis E. Frost William M. Gamble Joe W. Goforth Scottie L. Grimes Farrar Grisham Julious E. Henry Wilson E. Hodge William I. Hutton James B. Hollis William D. Hobby

Charles T. Howel, Jr. Robert C. Holley Thomas E. Hunter Earl W. Johnston Jimmy D. Lee Billy E. Leech Terry T. Lindsey Larry W. McCollum William J. McCoy Larry B. Mitchell Samuel P. Newman Jerald E. O'Neal

Robert E. Odom Albert H. Owens Jerry L. Potts Nathan A. Ray- Hilton M. Richey Roger D. Sartor Julian L. Slay Pat H. Sullivan Henry L. Shaw Barney A. Tanner, Jr. Doyle W. Tubb Thomas B. Waldrip

OFFICERS

President William T. Putman

Vice President CO. Herchenhahn, Jr.

Secretary Daniel Webb

Treasurer James K. Lane

Athletic Director Cecil Williams

The Dairy Club, student affiliate chapter of the American Dairy Science Association, was founded in 1919 under the direction of Professor Fred Herzer. The purpose of the organization is to develop a closer association between stu- dents, faculty members, and all other persons interested in the dairy industry. Membership in the Dairy Club is open to any 9tudent, regardless of his major, who has an interest in either Dairy Production or Dairy Manufacturing.

The regular meetings which are held twice each month are devoted to speakers from the dairy field. In addition to the regular meetings, initiation ceremonies are held each semester and a picnic is held each spring. The big social occa- sion of the year is the Student-Alumni Banquet.

Larry C. Carroll Joe Eubanks Benny Gatlin Thomas Dan Gore C. 0. Herchenhahn, Jr. Don Hopkins Jeff Knight David Knozelman James tL Lane Edward Maines

K. S. Mandhare Jimmy McLain Thomas Millsaps Tommy Putman James M. Taylor Daniel Webb Charles White Cecil Williams Douglas Yelverton

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President CO. Herchenhahn

Vice President Dan Webb

Secretary Rosanell Berry

Treasurer George Garrison

Advisor Mr. C. M. Chafee

The Mississippi State University Student 4-H Club was organized in its present form in 1948. Membership is open to all former and present 4-H Club members. Some of the objectives are to have a student organization at Mississippi State for the furtherance of 4-H Club work in the state, to welcome 4-H Club members to the university family, to con- tinue and strengthen the bonds of common interest of university students interested in 4-H Club work, to help 4-H Club members to adjust themselves to college life, and to serve as the local club for members who wish to continue active 4-H Club work away from home. It carries on projects to interest the college 4-H Club members.

Meetings are held monthly with a program topic that is different from regular college subjects. Photography, manners, good grooming, and use of home appliances are subjects which have been discussed and demonstrated by state Extension staff members. International Farm Youth Exchange delegates who are former 4-H Club members speak before the club. Wide publicity is given to this particular meeting. All students and staff are invited.

The main social event of the year is a party given for the MSCW 4-H Club. This is held during the spring semester.

This club gives counsel and leadership to its members in choosing a career which is useful to society and satisfying to the individual.

MEMBERS

Emmette Alford Stanley Anthony Rosanell Berry Myron Dillon Kenneth Ferrell

George Garrison C. 0. Herchenhahn Sandra Holland Joseph Landess Ralph Meeks

Ronald Nesler Ralph Nowell Leslie Rester Jerry Sartain David Smith

Ruth Sprayberry Charles Taylor Dorothy Taylor Charles Trawick

Tom Waldrip Jerry Walker Dan Webb Ed Wilson

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OFFICERS

President James H. Burchfield

Vice President George H. Carter

Vice President Lonnie W. Ratliff

Secretary Paris E. Tilgham, Jr.

Treasurer William C. Reese

Reporter Herman E. Cupit, Jr.

Carl L. Alexander Curtis H. Allen Eugene R. Armistead Sam S. Baker Alton L. Barton James G. Bennett James A. Bonner William K. Brooks Oliver T. Buntin James H. Bui.-l.li.-l.l Donald E. Burger Jerry E. Cain William P. Carroll, Jr. George H. Carter John L. Carter, III Wade I.. Cavender Barry D. Coker William C. Coleman Thomas R. Cooper James R. Crosby Herman E. Cupit, Jr. Jimmy P. Daniels

Thomas J. Danley Fletcher E. Davis, III Tommy F. Davis James C. Drown David M. Eley Mclnnis G. Foster Billy J. Gibson Billy G. Gilliam Dalton H. Glatt, Jr. Truman W. Green Robert W. Hailey Joseph L. Hill Robert L. Honeycutt William N. Huskison Robert B. Jacobs Basil M. Johnson William L. Johnson Charles R. Johnson Harold L. Jones James D. Kellum Warren G. King, Jr. Curtis W. Kingsley

Robert D. Lawhon Lloyd T. Lewis Vincent E. Liberto, Jr. Thomas J. Lilly Lawrence E. Little Robert L. Little Everett J. Lotz, III Joseph L. Lovina Mack, William R. Gerald F. Marshall Zack E. Martin Tommy R. Massey Van E. McHalffey Nathan P. McMillan Howard L. Newby John B. O'Callaghan Max S. Orr Grady R. Palmer David E. Patterson, III William R. Pfeiffer, III Joe W. Pennington Joseph A. Phillips

Robert S. Powell Billy R. Power Edward Pridgen Lonnie W. Ratliff William C. Reese Lane D. Rickman Robert S. Ridings William A. Riley Charles R. Rooker Arthur P. Scales Melvin F. Sledd Robert S. Smith William S. Speed Scotty R. Taylor Paris E. Tilghman, Jr. Michel L Tyler, Jr. James C. Welch Elwyn G. Wheat Bill R. Williams Carl W. Willis Charles J. Wilson

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The Society of Advancement of Management, the pio- neer in management philosophy, has been dedicated to the promotion and advancement of the art and science of management. The varied activities of the individual chapters are developed to further the growth of all stu- dents, regardless of their academic major. These activi- ties enable the student to put to use the principles of good management, organization, planning and control in the operation of the chapter. They learn by doing. Through the university's chapter's program, the society endeavors to promote management education, make a significant contribution to the preparation of young men and women for careers in the business world, and render a service to industry and the community.

OFFICERS

President Robard Hughes

V.P. in Charge of Programs Bob Costilow

V.P. in Charge of Awards Marvin Jordon

V.P. in Charge of Publicity Ellen Brown

Secretary Richard Gibbs

Treasurer Jackie B. Miller

Faculty Advisor Freddie Phillips

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The Student Chapter of the Mississippi Society of Professional Engineers was organized at Mississippi State University in February, 1960. The chapter, whose membership is open to all engineering students, has as its pur- pose the development of professionalism. It serves as a stepping stone from academic to practical as students are acquainted with the benefits, aims, and objectives of the engineering profession.

During the spring of 1961 the chapter became affiliated with the National Society of Professional Engineers. The student chapter meets monthly and often has programs in conjunction with the local professional group.

OFFICERS

President Charles G. Catledge

Vice President Robert T. Ingersoll

Corresponding Secretary Sammy Hazel

Secretary Betty Ann Ladniei

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Crabb, Michael A., Jr. Crumbley, Charles R. Cuicchi, James E. D'Arcy, Jack Dees, Wilbur G.

Dobson, Charles Fenn, Dicky Foote, John Gammon, William R. Garrett, Elinor

Givens, David Godfrey, J. E. Golden, Gerald Goldsmith, William A. Graves, Eugene A., Jr. Guinn, Terrell

Hanna, Hugh, Jr.

Ha/el, Sammy Huffman, Bill Ingersoll, Robert T. Irving, Thurman, Jr. Kapp, William

Ladnier, Betty Ann Lancaster, R. W. Lewter, Fred A., Ill Manning, William McNeese, Patrick M. McWhorter, John C.

Park, John W. Payne, Percy A. Pearson, Roy F.

Price, Jim Ratrliffe, A. M., Jr. Redd, Robert F. Reeves, Glenn A. Salter, John Schwan, T. R.

Scarborough, J. L. Sheely, Robert A. Simmons, Jack M. Simmons, Walter Sistrunk, Jerry E. Stone, John

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OFFICERS

President E. Lamont Wells

Vice President Ferrice L. Ball

Secretary Robert S. Stevens

Treasurer L. Kent Robbins

The Forestry Club is composed of students majoring in Forestry with non-voting membership open to the faculty of the School of Forestiy and to all other interested persons. The primary objectives of the organization are to promote fel- lowship among forestry students, their families, and the faculty, and to promote professional advancement through con- tact with outstanding visiting members of the forestry profession. Meetings are held bi-weekly and are planned to inspire professional interest in the field of forestry as well as to provide an opportunity for social activities.

The club is active in preparing forestry exhibits for high school day to create interest in the School of Forestry.

A Forestry Field Day is held each spring with such events as wood chopping, ax throwing, compass and pacing, and log rolling. Competition is always keen. The winners of each event represent the club at the Annual Conclave of South- ern Forestry Clubs, which is the climaxing event of the year.

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John W. Baswell, Jr. Gary L. Carnathan Richard W. Clark William C. Cler

Wilbert E. Dahlem

Jerry H. Jones

Dennis B. Jordan

Wallace E. Killcreas

James H. Lee

Ansel E. Miller

Bobert A. Page

L. Kent Bobbins

Theodore C. Boundaville, Jr.

Joel D. Sills Bobert S. Stevens Wayne G. Steverson Gary W. Strickland Thomas G. Turner Tommy C. Upchurch E. Lamont Wells Kenneth B. Williamsoi T. Lloyd Young

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The Student NEA is the professional association for college and university students actively preparing to teach. It comes under the administration of the National Education Association's Commission on Teacher Edu- cation and Professional Standards. There are over 840 local chapters with over 72,000 members. The local chap- ter has 74 members. Any student enrolled in a teacher education program may become a member. When a mem- ber, the -student is also a member of the Mississippi Education Association and the National Education Associa- tion with all the rights, privileges and responsibilities of Associate membership.

The purpose of the Student NEA is to provide the opportunities to members for: (a) Personal and profes- sional growth, (b) Development of leadership skills, (c) An understanding of the history, ethics, and programs of the NEA, (d) Participation in professional activities at local, state, and national levels.

The student association also derives additional professional experiences by holding their own conferences, conventions, and workshops; putting out their own publications; and carrying on various professional activities, including work with FTA Clubs.

The club assists, through the dissemination of information and through the promotion of higher standards of preparation, in bringing teacher's supply and demand into reasonable balance.

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. President, Executive Council. Standing: Frank Horton, Director, Baptist Student Work;

The Baptist Student Union, BSU, is a student organization for Baptists. It functions in and through local churches. Its purpose is to conserve and help train Baptist Collegians for effective Christian discipleship. Not only does the BSU endeavor to remind the student of his responsibility and objectives in life, but it also seeks to provide inspiration, in- formation, and fellowship which create the spiritual climate essential for Christian growth while in college.

Two Executive Councils, one for the single students and one for the married students, are elected by the Baptist stu- dent groups each year. These councils with their committees plan the various activities to meet the needs of the respective groups.

The Baptist Student Center, which is property of the Mississippi Baptist Convention, is located adjacent to the campus. This spacious building includes a lounge, assembly room, recreation room, prayer rooms, library, kitchen, offices, and workroom. The Center provides a place for the numerous activities sponsored by the BSU.

Realizing that Christianity is a way of life rather than just a "belief," the BSU purposes to aid the student to build a wholesome, well balanced, and abundant life.

BSU EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Seated: Walter Simmons, vice president; Sandra Harrison, First Baptist Church representative; Bobby Shows, president; Stella Bagwell, secretary. Stand- ing: Donna Bell, Meadowview Baptist Church representative; Lonnie Poole, social chairman; Franz Cornelius, devotional chairman; Ovette Jackson, pro- motional chairman; Jimmy Howie, student center chairman; Percy Rutledge, Emmanuel Baptist Church representative; C. 0. Herchenhahn, stewardship chairman; Phil Fortenberry, music chairman.

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Seated: Skipper and Gwen Shelton, co-vice presidents; Thelma Boothe, secretary; David Boothe, president; Katherine and Bill Tucker, co-devotional

chairmen; Jane and Nickey, co-social chairmen. Standing: Bob and Sara Evans, First Church representatives; Bennie and Mary Rakestraw, seminar chair- men; David and Mildred Mussel white; Charles and Carolyn Bradshaw. 235

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OFFICERS

President James E. Cuicchi

Vice President Patsy Parker

Recording Secretary Kate Permenter

Corresponding Secretary Mike Welborn

Treasurer Jimmy Bartlett

Historian Rene Bendana

Students are the ones upon whom the Catholic Church must depend for its future lay leadership in the critical years ahead. Catholic students on a secular campus have serious responsibilities as future college-trained Christian citizens, to society and to the Catholic Church.

For this reason, the Catholic Church has provided an organization for students on this campus; the Newman Club of Mississippi State University. It is a Catholic Club of Catholic culture and Catholic fellowship. Its purpose is to deepen the spiritual lives of the students through a program of religious, intellectual, and social activities. Any Cath- olic student is eligible for membership.

Therefore, the Catholic student is not only taught the teachings of the Catholic Church, but he is taught how to live those teachings, thus bringing his life closer to Jesus Christ.

Jane Adam Victor Agostinel Jimmy Allen Freddie Angelo Larry Angelo Eugene Antici Jimmy Bartlett Rene Bendana Janice Bilik Eve Blake Eddie Bowker John Bowker George Bragg Gene Clark

Barton Coccaro Pat Collins Willis Cook Tommy Cooper Tom Courtney Pat Cozart James Cuicchi James Daly Ed Delas Neil Dickens Mike Diggins E. Dorronsoro Pat Downey H. Duhuisson

MEMBERS
Bobby Dykes	Ernest Jakins
Clay Easterly	Michael James
Catherine Feng	Carlos Khachan
Lee Field	Fred Klein
Ronald Foley	Joe Loviza
Barry Gaston	B. McCollister
Margaret Gill	Amy McDill
Emile Guel	William McGra
Glenn Haller	Buddy Mclnnis
Lamar Hendricks	T. Mclntyre
Jerome Holland	John McLeskey
Danny Hossley	L. Marascalco
Norman Hunter	R. Martinez
John Hyland	Joe Mocklin

Jimmy Muzzi Pickens Noble T. O'Donoghue Patsy Parker F. Passbach Kate Permenter Mime Perez Jo Ponder Don Powell Donald Raggio Kenneth Reaver P. Romo-Leroux Mary A. Rushing Ronnie Smith

Pat Stewart Bud Strong S. Sullivan D. Warriner Bill Welborn Mike Welborn Tom Wenning P. Westerfield Mike Westerman Charles Weston Jim Winklejohn Versie Wilson Fred Zepponi

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Seated: Carolyn Hamner, Suzanne Garrison, Jim Balgord, Ronny Stephens, John Turner, Lynda Furgerson, Jeannette Ramsey. Standing: Rev. Ed Curtis, Terry Wright, Carey Freeman, Tommy Free, Robert Trotter, Burrow Brooks, Stanley Moorhead, Gary Lee Hawkins.

The purposes of the Wesley Foundation are to develop the personal religious life of its members, to promote Chris- tian fellowship on the campus, to develop Christian leadership, to build a Christian world fellowship, and to provide opportunities for Christian service.

Any member of the Methodist Church or person with Methodist preference is eligible for membership in the Wesley Foundation. The members of the Council of the Wesley Foundation are elected by the Methodist students. Each mem- ber of the Council is responsible for leading a definite phase of student work.

The Wesley Foundation is a member of the Methodist Student Movement at both state and national levels.

The Single Student Council plans a program for the Methodist student of the campus, which will bring him closer to Christ in his everyday life. To do this the Wesley Foundation promotes a daily Vesper period, Sunday School and Church activities, social functions, a weekly newspaper, "The Wesley Times," and a campus wide visitation.

The Married Council of the Wesley Foundation is primarily concerned with home and church life of the married students. The Wesley Foundation recognizes that the married students' problems and needs are different from those of the single student. In order to meet these needs a five point program is carried on — this program consists of Sunday School, Fellowship Hour, WSCS, a monthly social, and personal visitation.

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The Westminster Fellowship is the student organization of the Campus Christian Life Committee of the Presbyterian Church. Though under the sponsorship and influence of the Presbyterian Church, this organization is open to all students at Mississippi State University.

The purpose of the Westminster Fellowship is to lead students to a greater commitment of their lives to our Lord, Jesus Christ. This aim is pursued through services of worship and fellowship. In addition to participating in the worship services of the local Presbyterian Church, the W. F. has specific times when they worship together as a group. They meet monthly on Sunday nights for programs where they study topics of current and of lasting importance. They also have small groups which study in areas of specific interest, and they meet frequently for periods of fellowship and recreation.

The Westminster Fellowship is under the guidance of an elected Executive Council and appointed com- missioners to a General Council. The Executive Council members are: J. Preston Simmons, Moderator; H. Rudy Gilbert, Vice Moderator; La Vance Davis, Stated Clerk; and Lee Huey, Treasurer. The Presby- terian University Pastor and Advisor is Amos L. Wilson, Jr.

WCA

The purpose of the Young Men's Christian Association is to be a voluntary campus-centered fellowship of students, faculty members and staff members dedicated to the task of relating the basic affirmations of the Christian faith to the task of higher education and of enriching the college community by extend- ing that community, which is the whole body of Christian believers, into every area of campus life. It is to be a part of a world-wide Christian community united by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ. In the fellowship of the Christian Church, its members seek to understand the will of God through worship, study, and action; and strive to realize it in personal living and in working toward a better society.

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President John Arlege

Vice President Tommy McWilliams

Secretary Joan Copeland

Treasurer Betty Littlejohn

FRESHMAN CLUB OFFICERS

President Jerry White

Vice President Harry Rayburn

Secretary Betty Rogers

Membership Chairman Frank Waggoner

THE YMCA Freshman Club exists to develop leadership and provide service for the Freshman Class. Its membership is open to all members of the Freshman Class and its meetings are conducted each week at a lunch- eon in the YMCA.

Its main service project each year is the sponsoring of Freshman Camp. This is a pre-school orientation camp open to new students.

The programs at the club meetings are geared around professors and staff members speaking on subjects such as politics, philosophy, economics, science, research, etc.

	MEMBERS
Deedee Czajhowski Lloyd Viets Penny Patterson Sandy Scalco Kay Murphree Robert Kitchin Mark Clark		Tony Phillips Jerry Huffstickler Bette Boyd Lynda Perez Pam Parrott Jackie Hudspeth Bob Farr

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OFFICERS

President David Dye

Vice President Elinor Garrett

Secretary Linda Collum

Treasurer Tommy Fortenberry

Historian Bruce Peterson

Sponsor Mr. D. J. Cunetto

The Blackfriars Drama Society, named for a famous Elizabethan playhouse, now in its sixth successful season, pro- duced its fifteenth and sixteenth productions. The fall season saw the staging of the comedy-drama "Outward Bound" under the directorship of Mississippi State's first full-time play director, Mr. Dominic J. Cunetto. Membership in Black- friars is open to every student in the university; talent and experience are not prerequisite. One becomes a member upon earning a minimum number of points by participation in the fall and spring productions, either in on-stage or off-stage work.

	MEMBERS
George Allen	David Dye	Dot Leatherwood	Sandy Scalco
Rosanell Berry	David Kdmonds	Jim Lee	Patricia Sterling
Joyce Bond	Evelyn Ellis	John McMahan	Keith Swann
Peggy Boone	Tommy Fortenberry	Kay Murphree	Suzy Treadwell
Bill Braden	Linda Fulgham	Susie Noble	Sim Walton
Cheryl Brown	Elinor Garrett	Bruce Peterson	James Watson
Ann Cliett	Ronald Gordon	Joseph A. Phillips	David Wharton
Linda Collum	Nan Gwin	Jean Rainey	Nola Young
Ken Davis	Patti Kurts
Sandra Douglas

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Seated, L to R: Ray H. Jones Jr., Melvin C. Payne Jr., Larry L. Alexander, George A. Newbill, James K. Upchurch Jr., Victor M. Putman Jr., Mr. Claud Irby. Standing, L to R: John M. Cockerham, James E. Cuicchi, George R. Lightsey, William R. Trask Jr., John W. Jordan, Andrew M. Ratcliffe Jr., Pat- rick F. Yarborough, Earl M. Ware, Emile A. Nassar.

OFFICERS

President George A. Newbill

Vice President James K. Upchurch, Jr.

Secretary Victor M. Putnam, Jr.

Treasurer Larry L. Alexander

Advisor Mr. Claud Irby

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Oren W. Dickens Richard Farlee Tommy Fortenberry Keith George Jack Houston

MEMBERS

Bob Jackson Eric Loftis James Potts R. Rounsaville Eddie Sory

John Stokes Linda Walker,

Accompanist Andrew Fox,

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The Men's Chorus is one of the choral ensembles that is open to all male students at the university. Each spring, the group performs at various places throughout the state on its annual tour. It also per- forms for several clubs on campus.

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Judy Boyd Linda Collum Jane Goggans

William Johnston Eric Loftis Grace Mangum Kay Murphree

The Madrigal Singers of Mississippi State Univer- sity is a select group of 12 members. This group rep- resents the university in some thirty state-wide per- formances each year.

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OFFICERS

President Eric Loftis

Free President William Johnston

Secretary Sandra Holland

Conductor Jerry D. Williams

Accompanist Lamar Nesbit

The Mississippi State University Choir is one of several choral organizations on the campus open to all University students. It provides the opportunity for students to hear and perform the best in choral music. Each year the choir pre- sents a Christmas concert, a stage presentation, and a spring concert for the enjoyment of University students. The spring tour to different sections of the state is one of the highlights of the school year. The choir also performs for numerous University and civic functions.

	MEMBERS
Virginia Anderson	Gerald Jacks	Libba Murphy
Rene Bendana	Bob Jackson	Carl Nelson
Peggy Boone	Elizabeth Johnson	Nellie Permenter
Judy Boyd	Marsha Johnston	James Potts
Anne Brown	William Johnston	Harriet Price
Jacob Crow	Lamar Kelly	Sandy Scalco
Linda Collum	Pattie Kurts	Priscilla Smith
Edgar Delas	Sharon Kuykendall	Pat Stewart
Oren Dickens	Eric Loftis	John Stokes
Richard Farlee	Lilley M. Love	William Sturdivant
Thomas Fortenberry	Jerry Marshall	Eunice Terry
Keith George	Sara Matthews	Pat Tiffin
Ruth Gordon	Barbara McPherson	James H. West
Nan Gwin	Robert Moody	David Wharton
Sandra Holland	Kay Murphree	Terry Wright
Paul Houston

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OFFICERS

President Tommy Edwards

Vice President Charles Boyd

Secretary Nan Gwin

Treasurer Bob Jackson

Drum Major Robert Sheely

DIRECTORS W. Thomas West L. Peyton Crowder

George L. Arnold John M. Baker David L. Baskind 0. Oscar Beck Stanley C. Beers M\ra J<>\ cc Bond William E. Boone Diane Boren Charles P. Boyd F. William Braden Jay V. Brock Burrow P. Brooks L. Melvin Bullen Porter A. Burke Charles G. Catledge Diane Catledge Arthur J. Christopher Delhert E. Cohleigh Nancy M. Coleman

Linda G. Collum Wilda C. Thompson Boyce R. Core Tom I. Crumby Eloise ( !za jko\\>ki Larry F. Dale Edgar A. Delas E. Harris Dendy Virgil Deshler 0. David Dye Richard A. Eddleman Charlotte A. Edwards James B. Edwards Thomas E. Edwards Jack S. Fairley Malcolm M. Flowers Aaron A. Fried Harris R. Gilbert James Green

Nancy E. Gwin Thomas Hammack Mary C. Hamner Charles E. Harmond Odie D. Harrell D. Stanley Hartness Billey D. Henley A. Sanford Hearron J. Rodney Henry Thomas M. Hinton Burrel S. Hood Michael C. Horowitz Ronald W. Howard W. Gaddis Hunt Charles F. Hyde Robert C. Jackson Elizabeth A. Johnson James M. Johnson Thomas F. Johnson

Stephen H. King Ronald Knight Lloyd H. Lewis Lilley Margaret Love Sandra Sue Lovett Ben L. Magruder F. Grace Mangum Floyd B. McCormick Evelyn Ann Mitchell Evelyn L. Merrell Kenneth D. Mitchell Joe Sam Moritz John T. Mueller Kay Q. Murphree Randall A. Nagle Carolyn W. Nash Lamar W. Nesbit Shirley S. Noble Daniel U. Owen

MAJORETTES': Seated: Rosa Lee Monsell, Grace Mangum. Standing, L to R: Nan Gwin, Kaye Coggin, Diane Catledge, Evelyn Merrill, Eloise Czajkcn ski, Evelyn Ann Mitchell, Kay Murphree, Wilda Thompson, Sandra Thompson, June Brown.

LtoR: Tommy Edwards, Charles Boyd, Nan Gwin, Bob Jackson, Robert Sheely.

	MEMBERS (cont.)
James R. Owen	James Forrest Scott	Dennis Hoorn	Charles Steen
Stanley S. Owen	James Phillip Sewell	Page Box, Jr.	E. Clay Thompson
Phillip L. Patterson	Robert A. Sheely	June Brown	W. George Thompson
Bruce W. Peterson	Hugh C. Smith	Kenneth M. Clark	Sandra Jo Thompson
Douglas D. Polk	Charles Steen	Kaye Coggin	Houston Townsend
Irvin R. Price	Charles B. Stutts	George W. Lemen	Robert W. Wadsworth
R. Stanley Ridings	David E. Suttle	James Malone	Daniel W. Webb
Dallas W. Robertson	Gail F. Terrell	John W. McMahan	James H. West
Dennis L. Rochester	Hugh T. Mitchell	Rosa Lee Monsell	Walter Lee Wood
Elizabeth Rogers	Ralph Lane	Joseph V. Pace	Terry 0. Wright
George R. Rounsaville	Dewell Brasher	William V. Scott	Larry M. Wright
Celia Beth Scott	David T. Wharton	John D. Tyler

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Alpha Epsilon Delta was founded in 1926 at the University of Alabama. Since that time it has become the world's largest body devoted to pre-medical, pre-dental, and related fields of undergraduate education. Membership in 1962 ex- ceeded 23,000.

The object of the fraternity is to encourage excellence in pre-medical scholarship; to stimulate an appreciation of the importance of pre-medical education in the study of medicine; to promote cooperation and contacts between medical and pre-medical students and educators in developing an adequate program of pre-medical education; and to bind to- gether similarly interested students.

Membership in Alpha Epsilon Delta is a recognition of superior scholastic achievement of a student and it affords him an opportunity to develop a well rounded personality and qualities of initiative, leadership, and self-education by participating in the activities of his chapter and his fraternity.

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President Mrs. Audrey Scales

Vice President Mrs. Charlotte Chadwick

Recording Secretary Mrs. Edna Ginn

Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Shirley Landrum

Treasurer Mrs. Glenda McKay

Publicity Chairmen Mrs. Carmen Clark

Mrs. Barbara Cropp

Social Chairman Mrs. Sandra Nevels

Hostess Mrs. Jean Jackson

Chaplain Mrs. Stephanie Bishop

The Mississippi State University Chapter of the National Association of University Dames, founded in 1952, is the only authorized chapter in the State of Mississippi. It is dedicated to promoting friendship and providing fun and re- laxation for the wives of students.

Membership is achieved through payments of dues, and all wives of MSU students are eligible for membership. The club meets one night each month. Programs include lectures, parties for husbands and children, fashion shows, demon- strations, and a variety of others, both entertaining and informative.

Upon the husband's graduation from college, the Dame receives her Ph.T. degree, which denotes "Putting Husband Through." Her degree entitles her to all the rights and privileges she has earned by maintaining a home atmosphere conducive to study, understanding her husband's problems, lending her moral support, and in many instances, contribut- ing to family income.

The symbol of NAUD is a circle, symbolic of the wedding band, with an arrow, symbolizing friendship, piercing it. The chapter flower is the chrysanthemum, and precedent has established the slogan, "Once a Dame, Always a Dame."

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Delta Lambda Chapter is one of 121 chapters throughout the nation of Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity, the Nation's largest and oldest professional fraternity is business.

Alpha Kappa Psi was founded at .New York University in 1904. Delta Lambda Chapter was installed at Mississippi State University on May 5, 1956, and has not since ceased to grow.

The objectives of Alpha Kappa Psi are to further the individual welfare of its members; to foster scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts, and finance; to educate the public to appreciate and demand higher ideals therein; and to promote and advance in institutions of college rank, courses leading to degrees in Business Administration.

Chapters of Alpha Kappa Psi sponsor professional programs with outstanding speakers from the world of business in- cluding professional seminars, business exhibits, and research surveys. Each chapter also sponsors field trips to various industrial concerns in its areas. Delta Lambda Chapter participates actively in these and other projects.

INTERNATIONAL CLUB

The International Club is a unit organization of the YMCA and is com- posed of students interested in promoting friendly relations between stu- dents of various countries represented at Mississippi State University. Sup- per meetings of the club are held, at which the programs presented are des- ignated to create better understanding and appreciation of the different cultures from which the members are drawn. The Club operates under the direction of its own elected officers with the counsel of the YMCA staff and a representative of the Cabinet. The Club also has a radio program each week, "My Country on the Air," which brings the countries represented by the Club into the homes of the surrounding area.

Alpha Phi Omega is the largest Greek letter service fraternity in the world. The Epsilon Iota Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega was established on the Mississippi State campus in 1948. Following the cardinal principles of the fraternity, those of leadership, friendship, and service, the Mississippi State chapter has become one of the most active in the South. Alpha Phi Omega members have assisted with half-time activities at football games, sponsored an Explorer Day program in conjunction with High School Day, and assisted at local Boy Scout camporees. This year, as a service to the state stu- dent body, Alpha Phi Omega began sponsoring a Book Exchange. The only requirement for membership in the fraternity, other than university scholastic standards, is a willingness to serve.

MEMBERS

Jim Balgord Tommy Booker Tommy Carter David Dobbins Richard Dobbins Mack Hataway Gary Hawkins Harold Hodges Byron Seward Vic Torrey Doug Trevett Alan Veal Tommy Booker

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John Baswell	Mike Lasker
Richard Burnside	Tom Lilly
Gary Carnathan	John McMurrough
David Cochran	Julian Riley
Wilbert Dahlem	John Rye
Pat Freeman	Jimmy Sullivan
Gerald Gilliam	Joe Turner
Clifford George	Richard Welquiez
Jimmy C. Hughes	David Williams
Harold Jones	Wayne Woods
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President Richard G. Silver

Vice President John Dudley Arnold

Secretary Russell Carlisle Carothers

Treasurer Lewis Ross Shelton

Sgt.-at-Arms James Richard Shadoin

Faculty Advisor Henry W. Nash

Asst. Faculty Advisor R. Gordon Carter

FACULTY MEMBERS

Richard Gordon Carter William C. Flewellen Klion Franklin S. Roland Jones Henry Warren Nash Guy Theron Peden .1. William Rush Edwin S. Sanders Samuel Eugene Trotter

John D. Arnold Albert M. Barnes Dwight F. Blissard, Jr. Frank E. Boyce Richard R. Caperton Gary Lee Carnathan Russell C. Carothers Wallace B. Colbert, Jr. Jacob S. Crow, Jr. James F. Dennis, Jr. William George Drane John A. Dunn Van Kersh Edmonson Ronald D. Foley Phil D. Fortenberry Currey S. Freeman

Wendell E. Groce Mack A. Hataway Gary Lee Hawkins Ben Gray Hilbun Joseph H. Hodges Daniel E. Hossley A. Jackson Huff Robard Hughes Wiley H. Jenkins, Jr. John Paul Jones Earl Lamar Kelly Vernon K. Kimbrough Jon C. Kling William K. Landrum George W. Langley, Jr.

James L. Lewis Thomas A. Ligon, Jr. Singleton A. Mclnnis, III Robert L. McPherson Richard A. Martin Franck D. Massey Paul A. Melton Gerald D. Mi< lull Richard K. Mills James C. Mitchell Robert L P. Olmstead Harold F. Peel Gerald W. Porter Don C. Richmond Julian C. Riley

Milton L. Sandy, Jr. Michael Schermer James R. Shadoin, J Lewis R. Shelton, II) Philip H. Shockey Richard G. Silver James C. Sneed John N. Sparks Robert H. Spell

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David Musselwhite	Ted Newman	Bill Foy
Jim Pickett	David Peel	Albert Sorrels Jr.
Wayne Boutwell	Stanley Beers	Thomas Toney
Robert Usher	Joe Pace	Marion Heard
Jerry King	James Trussell	Jerry Sparks
Larry Vance	Pete Sanders	Gary Cocherhorn
Bob Evans	Herman Seefeld	Larry Rogers
Forest Bogort	Ross Shelton	Benny Rakestraw

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The Student Executive Council, often called the Student Senate, is the legislative body of our student government; the President's Cabinet, in addition to being an advisory group to the president, is the judicial body. Executive powers are vested in the president of the SA to be assisted by the vice president, secretary, and treasurer and the President's cabinet. All members of the Student Senate are selected by popular vote. The four SA officers, Reveille and Reflector editors and business managers, and the head cheerleader are the members of the Council who are elected by the entire student body, which comprises the Student Association. The Student Senate is generally concerned with the promotion of social programs, pub- lications, athletics, and general student welfare.

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The Association of Women Students of Mississippi State University is the executive governing body of the women stu- dents. Its membership includes all women students registered at Mississippi State University. The Association of Wom- en Students regulates the activities of the women students, enforces such regulations of the University pertaining to coeds as do not fall exclusively within the provision of the administration, and serves to bind the women students in a stronger union. The purpose of the Association of Women Students is to maintain the highest standard of honor in every phase of university life and to promote and condition the intellectual and social life of the women students. The AWS strives to increase the enrollment of women students.

This year the AWS sponsored many activities in connection with its program of coed advancement. The highlight of the year was the annual Powder Puff Derby held in November, a fund-raising spectacular in which the coeds demon- strated their football "skills."

Other activities of the AWS this year include the purchasing of a television set for the new women's dormitory. The AWS participated in the MIC convention here at State and attended the national IAWS meeting in Oklahoma City. The AWS was hostess to the bi-state meet of the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students in the Spring.

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OFFICERS

President Lewis Whitfield

Vice President Archie McKinnis

Secretory Arnold Dean

Treasurer Robert Kennedy

MEMBERS

Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen

Lewis Whitfield Arnold Dean Larry Hall Coleman Chong

Archie McKinnis Robert Kennedy Troy Majure Mike De Vincentis

Harold McDonald Bill Herschede Chris Von Seutter Carl Swanson

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ROBERT ROSS

SANDY SCHRADER

MAJ. JOHN ALBRITTON MAJ. M. MaGAHEE

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Pictured above are the 1963-64 members of the "Blue Knight" Drill Team. The members are chosen from a select group of basic AFROTC cadets. Once selected for membership, the cadets are subjected to strict discipline and precision drill as well as regular drill while training. They must maintain a "C" average in both their Air Science courses and university courses in order to remain on the drill team.

The "Blue Knights" were organized in 1958 for the purpose of giving basic cadets the opportunity for leadership training and a closer understanding of military discipline. They have since gained recognition as a precision drill team in many southern states.

OFFICERS

Commander Cadet Lt. Carey L. Freeman

Sponsor Miss Lynda Furgerson

Faculty Advisor Captain Edwin E. Koch

Staff Advisor A/1C Elton R. Young

MEMBERS
Blaize, Donald	Marsh, William
Bridges, John	Mustin, Harold
Carter, Bradley	Norwood, Michael
Crew, David	Owen, William
Dale, Hal	Perrett, William
Dennis, James	Randle, Thomas
Downer, Charles	Robertson, Garland
Evans, Curtis	Robertson, James
Gaston, John	Russell, William
Freeman, Carey	Scaturro, Paul
Glover, Richard	Smith, Charles
Haynes, Glenn	Sturdivant, William
Hudspeth, James	Stevens, Gary
Huffman, William	Torrance, Richard
Johnson, Roy	Traylor, Carwell
Macoy, Henry	Trotter, John
McCarty, Ronald	Walden, John
Farragut, Joseph	Walters, Wayne

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Mississippi State Football Staff— Kneeling, L to R: Frank Jones, John Majors, Head Coach Paul Davis, Bill Dooley, John Correrro. Standing: Vic Spooner, David Owens, Ken Donahue, Trainer W. J. Luchsinger, Henry Lee Parker, Billy Tohill.

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Athletic Director

PAUL DAVIS

Head Coach

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W. J. LUCHSINGER

BOB HARTLEY

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ODE BURRELL, HB

PAT WATSON, Linebacker

TOMMY NEVILLE. Tackle

Mississippi State, who had come to be known as one of the SEC pushovers, was picked at the beginning of the 1963 season to finish 9th among the "Dixie Dozen." This must have been quite an insult to Coach Paul Davis and his giant killers, for they retaliated in great fashion.

The Maroons finished the season with a 6-2-2 record, beating bowl bound LSU and Auburn, tying bowl bound Ole Miss, and losing by only one point to bowl bound Alabama. The Maroons' "November Nightmare" turned into one of the greatest Cinderella stories of all time.

State went on to defeat North Carolina State in the Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia, 17-10. Ode Burrell was picked the game's outstanding player and Pat Watson was chosen the game's outstanding lineman.

Still, however, the annual cry could be heard, "Wait 'til next year!"

SONNY FISHER, QB

HOYLE GRANGER, FB

TOMMY INMAN, End

ROGER HARRIS, End BOBBY HEWLETT, End ROBERT CAROLLA, End BILL McGUIRE, End RAY REED, End

RICHARD WEAVER, End JIMBO LANE, End BILLY BLOCKER, End FRANKIE BELL, Tackle CARL SANFORD, Tackle

GARLAND WHITTINGTON, T BOB DUGAN, Tackle DAVE CALDWELL, Tackle GRADY BOLTON, Tackle MIKE CHILDS, Guard

SHERMAN DOUGLAS, Guard WAYNE NICHOLS, Guard JUSTIN CANALE, Guard HILTON BALL, Guard RONNIE KIRKLAND, Gu;

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MA&OON CUBSmUTES CRUSH WOWRD

Starkville, Miss., Sept. 21— Mis- sissippi State, playing mostly with substitutes, moved the ball almost at will Saturday to defeat badly outclassed Howard College 43-0.

The Bulldogs of the Southeast- ern Conference scored in every pe- riod and threw up a stout defense to force the Birmingham Bulldogs to play their entire offensive game in their own territory.

Hoyle Granger, 210 pound sophomore fullback, smashed for two touchdowns and other long yardage to head a cast of soph- omore backs exhibited by State. Others scoring for State were Bur- rell, Moon, Ashby Cook, and Guard Ronnie Kirkland. Big Jus- tin Canale kicked one 32 yard field goal and four of six extra points.

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Gainesville, Fla., Sept. 28— Mis- sissippi State's Battling Bulldogs staged a great last-half rally at Florida Field before an audience of 36,000 here this gray cloudy afternoon and held the favoi'ed University of Florida Gators to a '9-9 tie.

Three juniors — Quarterback Sonny Fisher, End Tommy Inman, and Tackle Justin Canale — were the key men in State's brilliant come-back from a 0-9 deficit at the end of the first half. It was Fisher who led State's lone touch- down march in the fourth period, Inman who caught a pair of Ed- ward's passes to put the ball in scoring position, and Canale who booted a 31 -yard field goal for the first three points that made a tie possible.

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Cnoxville, Tenn., Oct. 5 — Shoe- ess Ode Burrell fled 23 yards hrough the Tennessee Volunteers is the second quarter was getting inderway and that hippity-hop- ling gallop for a touchdown was 11 Mississippi State needed for a '-0 victory.

Indeed that was all the battling Julldogs could manage through ompletely dominating the first alf as three later scoring oppor- unities were missed.

Through the second half it was 11 Tennessee with the Mississip- •ians continually battling with heir backs to a constantly threat- ned goal line.

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"ackson, Miss., Oct. 12 — A team vhich does not panic when the coring lights brighten up for the >pposition, Mississippi State, Sat- lrday night took Tulane 31-10, coring all of its 31 after the jreenies had gotten their 10.

State used an intercepted pass >y John Sparks, who ran 35 yards ifter the catch, to send his team nto the intermission leading 14- .0. Others scoring for State were ^rice Hodges, Burrell, and Bobby ones. Canale kicked a 25-yard ield goal and four conversions.

BULLDOGS OaN COUGARS

State College, Miss., Oct. 19— Like the conference title was resting on the outcome, the Mississippi State Bulldogs struck quickly here Sat- urday afternoon and then sat on the results for a 20-0 homecoming victory over the Houston Cougars for the Mississippians fourth win of the season.

Speedy senior halfback Ode Bur- rell tallied on bursts of six and eleven yards in the first half and signal caller Sonny Fisher on an eleven yard gallop. Coach Davis cleared the bench with sophs turn- ing in beautiful jobs in the latter part of the game.

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Memphis, Term., Oct. 26 — Mis- sissippi State University's Bull- dogs found the going mighty rug- ged as they moved into the second half of their 1963 football cam- paign.

They also learned that defense lapses on kickoffs, bad center snaps, and short punts can spell disaster — especially when the op- position has a good football team.

Memphis State's Tigers exploit- ed those three opportunities and posted a 17-10 verdict before 31,000 folks packed into old Crump Stadium. The Bulldogs used Justin Canale's 47-yard field goal and halfback Price Hodges' running for its points with Canale also kicking an extra point.

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ruscaloosa, Ala., Nov. 2 — Ala- jama kept slipping out of the trap Saturday and at the end of the ee-saw Southeastern Conference ;ame it was Mississippi State that yas snared by defeat 20-19.

Mississippi State led by three lifferent scores and all the way ieemed on the verge of pulling i major upset. When it was over, he Crimson Tide had its fifth >EC victory and had tagged State vith its first conference loss. In he final analysis, Alabama's pass- ng beat Mississippi State's run- ling.

The loss was the sixth in a row or Mississippi State to Bear Bry- mt & Co., and if there was any :onsolation after the near miss, it lad to be the Maroons finally coring on 'Bama for the first time ince 1958.

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Miss., Nov. 1 — Courage n the magnificent manner earned ts just reward when Justin Canale :icked a soggy football 35 yards ind directly between the goal >osts to give Mississippi State a 3-10 victory over previously un- leaten Auburn.

The field goal came with only !2 seconds on the clock and uined Auburn's SEC hopes. Lit- le Sonny Fisher intercepted a pass rom great Jimmy Sidle to set up he photo finish. Limping Ode Jurrell made State's only touch- lown on a 22-yard pass play. Ca- lale added the point after and lad already kicked another 35- rard field early in the game.

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Jackson, Miss., Nov. 16— LSU wagered a football game Saturday night that Billy Ezell could com- plete a three-yard pass to Bill Truax, and the Tigers were dead wrong. Dead wrong with a capital D. Mississippi State beat LSU 7-6. Mississippi State scored with a minute and 25 seconds left to play, kicked the extra point, yield- ed a touchdown to LSU with 14 seconds left to play, and stopped LSU's two-point try. State's touch- down came on a 17-yard pass from Sonny Fisher to End Tommy In- man.

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State College, Miss., Nov. 30— The highly touted "Country Club- bers" came onto the field highly favored to trounce the Maroons for the umpteenth time in as many years. The Rebels had a Sugar Bowl bid all wrapped up and an- other undefeated season under their belt. These credentials did not impress the Maroons at all.

The Maroons opened the game litting hard and closed in the same manner. The Rebs had their backs ;o the wall the entire game and bad to settle for a tie.

State's touchdown came on a Dass from slightly sensational half- jack Ode Burrell to End Tommy [nman. The pass was the first Bur- ell had ever thrown as a Bulldog.

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The 1963-64 Bulldog basketeers took a back seat in the SEC race for the first time in several years. For Coach "Babe's" men, it was a year of rebuilding and recruiting. The only real bright spots in the dim season were the freshmen and the play of Doug Hutton. The Freshmen, under the leader- ship of ex-Maroon great Joe Dan Gold, performed superbly and were called by many the best ever. Once again we cry "Wait 'til next year!"

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MISSISSIPPI STATE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM— Front Row, L to R: Coach Babe McCarthy, Paul Smith, Aubrey Nichols, Billy Anderton, Larry Cartee, Jack Wofford, Doug Hut- ton, Assistant Coach Jerry Simmons. Back Roiv: Jim Taylor, Richie Williams, Howard Hemphill, Manager Mike Dill, Herb Biggs, Stan Brinker, Don Posey.

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DISTANCE RUNNERS L to R: Malcolm Balfour— 1st SEC 2 Mile, Mike Diggins, Lexie Lednum, Alan Taylor, Morrison.

FRESHMAN DISTANCE RUNNERS L to R: Paul Beicke, Gary Smyly, Jerry Brasher, O'Neill Robertson.

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Robert L. Kennedy Layout Editor

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Administrative Assistant

Sallie Nehlett and Lucey Lacey, Editorial Assistants, with their assistant. "Papa Jim."

Edward B. Jones Assistant Layout Editor

B. P. Pickering. Jr.

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Malcolm Balfour Editor

Ross Shelton Business Manager

Business Staff Assistants Randy Lumb Bob Stringer

286 Associate Editor, Lewis Jackson; Staff Writers; Alice Godfrey, Jai Stewart, Kay McDill, and Claudia Chandler.

Columnists ; Randy Richardson and Todd P. Greer.

Delivery Assistants; Robert Hutchins and Paul Beicke.

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Mickey, from Fayetteville, Tennessee, served as President of the Student Association his senior year. He has also served as president of his fraternity, Delta Chi.

During his four years, Mickey held membership in the Elder Statesmen, Blue Key, Beta Alpha Psi, the Student Relations Committee, the Accounting Club, and he was se- lected to the Who's Who in* American Colleges and Univer- sities.

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Nancy, a Chi Omega from State College, has been active in many different campus activities during her four years at Mississippi State. She has been president of Chi Omega, president of the Associated Women Students, president of Cardinal Key, secretary of the Panhellenic Council, and day student representative to the Student Senate.

She is also a member of Phi Kappa Phi, The President's Council, and the Reveille. She has also served as News Edi- tor of the Reflector.

In 1961 she was chosen Outstanding Freshman by the Cardinal Key, and she was chosen the Outstanding Chi Omega in 1962-63.

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For the past four decades Mr. Jim Pruitt, known to all Mississippi State University stu- dents as "Papa Jim," has faithfully served this publication as staff photographer. He has furnished the pictures for two-thirds of the volumes of the REVEILLE.

Because of his easily acquired friendship with all his associates; Because of bis undivided attention to the needs of the REVEILLE staff, and because of his overwhelming effort as staff photographer . . . We humbly pay tribute and thanks for his many years service.

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Bi	ge, Diet ry, Law	r P., 146 ence J. Jr., 79
B.	rv, Clin	on A., Ill, 102
	ry, Rosa	nell, 51, 227
Be		e Cleon, 121
	ry, [oh,	Scott Jr., 121
B.	rry', San	or Glenn, 121 ra Lynn, 121
Be	rryhill, J	ames D., 51
Bess, Char	es Edward, 102

>, Hal L., 121, 164

;gers, Harry L. Jr., 51, 154 ;gs, Herbert W., 102, 275 ik, Janice Emily, 236 lingsley, B. B. Jr., 79 iford, Betty Jean D., 51 aford, Thomas A., 51 shop, David N., 47, 198

aek, Elbert C, Jr., 79

aek, Elbert C. Ill, 158, 259 ack, Emmett R., Jr., 102,

Jlack, Rob	rt N.	r., 102
llackbum,	James	E. Jr., 121, 148
Uaekledge,	Fredd
ll.lckledgc.	Patric	a A., 9, 102,
178
llackledge, ti.„ k-i... k	Thorn Vlichae Jamei	s R., 79 D., 121 M., 121
lla,r. lam,	s E., 102
11.,,,. Will	am K.	76
Ha./, a F,li	ard D	Jr., 101, 258
Hake. F.ia	E„ 47	236
tlaii.l. Ha.	Micha	el, 102, 267
11a. .,1. Wil	iam C	, 51
lain, ha, ,1.	■Ml.nl	J., 102
tl.a-illgaln,	Willi	m O., 51
Blissard, D	vight V.. 251
Blocker, Billy G.,	79 266
Bloodworth		s W., 168, 208,
223
Boatman, Alfred L., 52
Boatner, J	mes C	, 52, 198, 208,

lUgai	, Forrest D., 52, 208
Helen	Charles R., 52
Bolai	, Barbra Ann, 122, 176
	i, Lawrence F, 111, 122,
118
Bolln	, Max B., 216
Bolto	Rufus G., 266
11,11...!
Bond	'( Imiles lalwin, 52, 218
Bond	Myrna Joyce, 79, 178, 237,
211
11,, n,l	Robert M., 79, 220
Bond
H,.nd	James W., 79, 230
He,,,,	r, James A., 52, 228
Bonn	r Nathan Allen 79
11,,,,,,	n, Stevan William, 102
Book	r, Thomas L., 79, 250
Boon	i Peggy L., 122, 180, 237,
Bonn	', William E., 102, 168, 244
Boot	Jerry H., 52
:•:	e, David F., 52, 235
Bool	e, Thelma L., 52 235
1!,,,,,,	er, Jacky R., 102
Boo/	r, James W., 52, 230
Her,	, Norris H., 79, 164

oswell, Jo Tanya, 122, 180

Bowker, John M., 122, 236 Bowie, Michael Wayne, 142 Bowie, Robert Harold, 102 Bowman, Billy B., 122, 154 Bowman, Ray R. Jr., 102 Box, Isaac Page Jr., 100, 102,

164, 245 Box, Billy K., 122 Box, William F., 148 Boyce. Frank E.. 251 II, ,1,1, Hilly M., 52 Boyd, Charles P., 52, 244 Boyd, Deward G. Jr., 52, 220 Boyd, Micl

I, Eddie

., 52

'., 176

Boyd, Judy Carol, 243, 242 Boyer, Milton J., 52 Boyette, Gerald B., 102 Boyette, John D., 48, 215 Boyles, Lester, 79, 225 Bracamonte, Orlando, 102 Braddock, Anita Vay, 122, 178 Braden, Frederidk W., 102,

237, 244 Bradham, David A., 148 Bradley, Claude G., 41, 52, 197,

207, 208, 210, 217 Bradley, Jackie R, 225 Bradshaw, Aubrey L., 122 Bradshaw, Charles E„ 52 Brady, David J., 122 Bragan, Robert R., Jr., 79, 201,

277 Bragg, George H. Jr., 236 Bramlett, James D., 102 Brand, David Gilbert, 122 Brann, Richard R., 102 Brannon, Bobby C, 164 Brantley, Albert V„ 102 Brasher, Dcwel G., Jr., 102, 245 Braswell, James D., 52 Brantley, Terry Keith, 122 er, Jerry C, 102

itton Clinton W. Jr., 52 owner, Max L., 79 ■azeale, Michael E., 102

Brewer, James Marvin, 122, 164 Brewer, Julia Lynn, 102 Bridges, James T., Jr., 79, 164 Bridges, James S., 52

Itridgforlh. Stewarl, Jr.. 1

161, 215, 285 II,, S!-. IHlli R. Jr., 52 Hnsliani. William M.. IB'

Cameron, Thomaa V. HI, 10.1, 118 Cameron, William Mack, 122 I ammack, Aimer S. III. 164 Campbell, A. Bland Jr., 122, 230,

	s, John G., 52		Caraway, Charles F., 80
	Ernest N. Jr., 103		Carlisle, Woodrow W. Jr.. 47
	Jay V., 142, 244		Carnathan, Gary L., 53, 146. 232,
	Jerri Wayne, 122, 212		250, 251
	Louis Burns, 122		Carothers, Russell C, 53, 154
	n, Thomas M. Jr., 164		Carney, Ansley P. Ill, 148, 216
	Burrow P. Jr., 52, 142,		Carney, Pomp T., 53
	237, 244, 285		Carollo, Robert J., 103, 266
H,,„,k	, Charles Willis, 122		Carney, James Perrin, 123
Br,„,k	William K., 103, 228		Carpenter, Don A., 80
It, ,,,,,,	Twila Frances, 79		Carpenter, Ga^y Gray, 80
Brow,	Anne Carol, 103, 243		Carpenter, James H., Jr., 80
	Charles R. Jr., 52, 215		Carpenter, James William, 123,
	Cheryl D., 122, 237		154
Brow.	Dewey B., 79		Carpenter, Robert M., 122 Carpenter, Terry S., 123 Carr, Frederick M., 152
Brow	,' Elam B., 52, 223
Browi	' Eldon D., 52, 225		Carr, George Robert III, 123, 160
	, Fred Newton, Jr., 122,	225	Carr, James Gordon III. 123
Browi	, Harley Jr., 103		(airr, Robert G., 53
	, Jean Pierre, 122		Carrawav, Conald C, 80
llrawi	, June, 53, 178, 193, 210		Carraway, William D., 103, 148,
245	254		212
	, Paul F., 103		Carrieo, Lee Daniel. 103, 146
	, Roger A., 103		Carrington, Jack P. Jr., 103, 146
Brow	Wayne J., 53		Carrinslon. James C, 80
Brow	ing, Donald L, 79		Carroll. Clinton 1 ... 210. 226
(true,	George David Jr., 122		Carroll. George R., 53
Bri.c	, James A. Jr., 79, 154		Carroll. James E., 103, 267
Br,,,,	, Kenneth Warren, 79		Carroll, Larry A., 53, 226
Brum	„M. Willis IS., 53, 148,		Carroll, Patricia A., 80
107	an-,, 1207, 216, 259		Carroll, William P. Jr., 54, 228
Brim	mett, Ben K., 103, 154, 187	Carson, lames R., 54
Hual	Allen W., 103, 146		Carson, Walter R., 80, 230
Una	, Edwin N„ 79		Cartee, Larry E., 103, 275
	, John L. Ill, 79		Carter Bradley D., 103, 268, 261
Br. a	, Robert E., 53		Carter! Ernest A.. 103
Una.	, Frank J. Jr., 103, 164		Carter, John A., 80
H,i a	t, Son, 79 t, Suzanne, 79		Carter, James M., 54 Carter, George H., 54
	amn Charles N. S„ 103	151
	lew. Robert T., 79		Carter,' John L. Ill, 122, 164, 228
Bucl	ey, Keith T., 79, 122		Carter, Thomas L., 80, 250
Bui 1	ei, William Ray, 122		Carter, Watkins Leo, 80
Bufl	Eugene A. Jr., 122, 146		Carter, Wayne J. Jr., 54
	d, Thomas O. Jr., 53		Cartledge, Clifton E., 103, 164,
Bull	n, L. Melvin Jr., 244		182, 187, 203, 313, 237
Hull	n, Willard M. Jr., 80		Carty, Billy R.. 54, 164

rdon L. Jr., 53, 220

1!,,	■lia.ii. Mary E., 53		Casey. Robert L., 80, 146
	,1,(1,1,1. Gerald L., 225		Cash/Ralph E., 103,174
11, i	■111, ,1,1. lames H., 53, 228		Castleberry, John B., 103
lie	ge, Cecil Dwight, 103		Casta,,, -ra.' Will, an, Thomas, 81
Bu	ger, Donald E„ 53, 228		Cale. Oscar B., 118
	I,, , lain ard A., 53, 195		Catledge, Charles G-, 197, 198, 208
Bu	ke, Porter, 103, 244		Catle.lge Dianne, 122
Bu	kes, Dwight B., 103		Causey, Robert S. Jr., 158
(l„	k,i.. Robert F.. 122, 144		Cavender, Wade L., 228
Bu	key Lawrence E„ 122		Caver, William W. Jr., 54
Bu	nham William T. Jr., 103	151	Cavin, Jimmy H., 54, 212
Bu	ns, James P. Jr., 53		Cermak, George F. Jr., 103
(!„	ns, Joe Wiley, 122		Chadwick, Charles E., 54
Bu	ns, Michael A., 103		Chaffin, Philip R., 103
Bi	nsi.le, Richard H., 250		Chamberlain, F. E., Jr., 123
Bu	rrell. Ode, 53, 201, 265		Chambers, Joe O., 54
Bu	row, Johnny G., 225		Chamblin, Frank R„ 54, 164, 259
Bi	rt, John Patrick, 80		Chancellor, Homer C, 54
Bu	rton, Marlin C, 53		Chancellor, Jimmy L„ 81, 146
11,	sby, Bruce L., 80		Chandler, Claudia B., 123
Bi	xbv, David E., 146, 230		Chandler, Donald Ross, 81
Bi	sby, Lewis Alan, 103		Chaney, Michael J., 212, 104
B,	sby, Wilson E., 225
IS,	sh, Albert J. Ill, 122, 160,	222	Chapman, Larry Carl, 81, 212
Bi	sh, Kenneth W., 80		Charles, Omar W., 47
Bu	sh, Charles Amos, 122		Chase, Travis Ray, 81, 225
Bi	sh, Thomas Richard, 122		Chatham, Roger P., 54
B	shong, Rex D. Jr., 53, 216		Cheek, Gary C, 104, 212
Bi	tier, Bennie D., 53, 195		Cheely, Linda J., 81, 176, 193
Bi	tier, David, 80		Cherry, Richard L., 160
B	tier, David S., 53		Chesnut, Thomas L.N, 81
IB	tier, Eva Carolyn V., 122		Childs, Michael D., 266

Chism, Harold, 123 Chisolm, Angus W. Jr., 81, 160 Cliisoln,, Charles Howard, 81 Chisolm, Cornelius E„ 81 Chittom, Larry Murphy, 81. 158

Clan

a, Don B., 54,

11, Cla	ude R. Jr., 158
■II, Ila	id F., 80, 266
■11, Mil	ray H., 122, 146
•11, Ch	ude R. Jr., 158
ell, Th	mas M., 212, 209,
as, Raf	el L., 215
t, John	L., 80
	E., 53, 230, 237
on, Jol	n C. Jr., 53, 168

Clark, Elliot, John Jr., 123

Clark, Fred Mark, 123

Clark, Gene M„ Jr., 91, 142, 213,

236, 285 Clark, Hubert C. Jr., 123 Clark, Jerry Wayne, 81 Clark, Jimmy Dale, 81 Clark, Kenneth Michael, 101, 215 Clark, Michael S., 81, 222 Clark, Richard W., 232 Clark, Robert B., 104, 142, 212 Clark, Robert R„ 81 Clayton, Charles G., 54, 218

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Dillon, Willard M. Jr., 82, 227 Dillon, Cecil Clyde, 105 Dilworlh, Benjamin C, 47, 216 Dilworth, Hensley M., 124

Minn	!, Glen A., 57, 218
Elmo	e, Archie R., 147
Elmo	c, Robert L„ 175
Embr	, John S„ 106
En,!.	Bobby L.t 106
Engl.	Carol Lynn H., 83
IMIP,!	1st, John Q., 57
Eneli	h, John Charles, 83

Escoto, Raul E., 57

Cor. Robert Victor, 54 236,241 Dobson, Charles E„ 56, 220, 236 277

Coello, Enrique J., 81 C„ l.f-n. Mdn, , I I, 56 168 Dockl, C|larle9 ,, ,„ m ,„

Co-in. Diane kave. 123. 176. 245 Culpepper. Cecil W. Jr 56 Dodd William F., 105, 168 1 u!,„,U Will -n Hunter 111 1

Coggin, James A„ 49, 54, 154. Cummmgs, Rufus T., 82 Dod Br[,m]a g 1Q0 2Q7 Donald C 83

197,205.258 Cummins, Billy F., 56 Dodson John F., 82 E .' '. ,, r »«

C i„ rommy lee 154 Cupit. Herman E. Jr., 56, 228 j, , ,,,„„ E 105 Evans, Bob C, 235

<„::-'. William Max, 146 Curry, Jack H., 56 Dollar. IlVu.Ias Allen. 124 SI"!' i'"' '.,' ..■'",::," ' ""'2"'

Frank	in. Hi	ly C,	8, 213
Frank	', Ron	Id K.,	Jr., 106
Franz,	Jamc	C, 168
Fraacr	Fran	cea Kay	, 125
Frazie	, J oh	Dabbs	Jr., 125, 160
Frazie	, Leslie F., 1
Frazie	, Wil	is Rans	>me, 106, 142
Frazie			125
Frazie	, Wal	er Mi,	tael, 106
Free,	Thoma	s B., 2
Fri-en	an, Ca		237, 261
Freem	an, Cu	rrey S.	58, 251
Freem	an, Cf	arles D	avid, 125
Freem	an, K	nneth	»., 106, 250
Freem	an, Tli	omas W., 125
Freim	n, Le	inie S.	106, 149
Fried,			, 125, 244
Frost,		A., 106
Frost,		E., 58,	225
Fold,	r, Ha	ry R.,	25
Fulgh	m, Dc	ylc H.	Jr., 125
Fulghi	m, Ja	mes G.,	84, 165
Kiileli KiiII.-i	m. Li Jame	ida M., s J., II	84, 240 , 106
Fuller		R., 106, 174
Fuller	Mari	n L., 1	54

. Ill, 56

Curtis, Shirley R. S„ 56 Czajkowski, Eloise, 124, 176, 244

Id, Dan L. Jr., 121

;ole, Judy Louise, 12.3, 178, 182 :0Ie, Newton F. Ill, 54 Pieman, Irl W„ 104 Joleman, James Daniel, 81, 225 Pieman, Nancy Mullen. 244

Daflin; Al.'nn L. Jr., 168 D::"'^';, 'l',!' k'"--"^4-7, "2 E"llc' Ru,h E,I<;n- 123' 17°' *«

Coll	Is. Mehil	B, 55
Cull	ns, Patricl	M.. 81, 236, 259
Cull	i-un. New	on B.	III. i:,2
Cull	m. Lin, la	G., 104, 176, 237,
24	. 213. 24 1
Coll	,,-, Will,		55
Colu	»l,u>. En,		104, 171
Com		Ray, 123, 164
t.unl	lin. Dunn	n S.	i., 123
Conl	ff, Fred E	., 55
	.■11, Shirl,	y R.,
	er, Jack I	, 104,	164
Conn	erlev, Har	old A.	104
	erse, Kent,	eth C
l.unk	. Ashby W„ 104
Coo	. Billv D.	55
( nnk	, Judy B.,	123, 176
Cook	. Willi* H		123. 22(1,
230
Cool	■y, Larry Allen,
Cool	y, Sidney	E.lwa	1, 81
c	er, Doris E., 123	176
Coop	er, James	1.. 81	164

ahle	m[ Wilbert E., 56, 182, 232,
251
ale.	Hal	Wilson Jr., 261
ale. I.arr	y F„ 105, 244
		L., 124
	Ho	vard Lee, 105, 158, 189
aly.	Jam s. 1	s P., 82, 236 mmy P.. 228
anle	y. T lla,	omas J„ 82, 228 immy J. Jr., 82
	, Jan , Jol	res H., 124 n F., 56, 230
	s, Ro	bert Lloyd, 124
	Cha	rles H., 82
	Cha	rlotte Ann, 124
	Dou	glas R., 82
	Fie Fra	cher E. Ill, 56 ik M., 207
	Hai	an L., 56
	Har J. E Jim Jul, Jos Jud	,1,1 R„ 82 my C, 105 , William, 121 ph M., 105 th A., 39. 180, 185,
193	199
	Kel	neth S., 56
	Lan	y Lee, 82
	Lav	ince G„ 82, 178
	Low	is E. Jr., 124
	Mar	ha R., 124, 213
	Vary Lynn, 56, 198
	Mic	tael Edward, 124, 213
	Rnl	err Wayne Jr., 124
	Ro*	land J., 82
	Ster	ling N., 56, 199
	Ton	my F., 56, 228

Do	(aids Christopher, 82
|i,	laldson, Ronald 0., 83, 160
Do	novan, James Edward, 124
1),	.ley, Carl Cecil, 124, 152
Do	ilittle, lame* Robert, 105
Do	rris. Ralph Slew-art, 47, 142
	S5, .Marvin E„ 57, 225
11,	ughty, John Henry, 83
II,	ighly, William E„ 148
li,	uglas, Sandra Kay, 124, 178, 237
II,	uglas. Sherman E., 83, 266
	ve. Nelson Conrad, 105
11,	wd, Donald E., 57, 165
li,	wdle, John N., 83, 165
l>,	wdle, Walter Lynn, 160, 188
H,	wner, Charles Paul Jr., 165, 262

n C. Jr., 54, 212 Dale, Hal Wilson Jr. 261 ^ ^^ £ _• • • Fair ck g ^ m Gardne^ Gcrald w.yne> 84

"■''' '■"" ' "•• y, Patricia Ann, 106 Gardner, Kenneth N., 84

er, Marion III, 106 Gardner, Milburn III, 125

:, Richard L„ 83, 241, 243 Gardner, Ulan Richard, 106

r, Samuel K., 57, 142, 217 Gannon, Ollie L., 106, 174,

Jos, pi, S.. 106, 261 Garner, Howell C, 125

Downey, John P., 83, 236 Parr, Donald Devere, 83 Garner, Ted D., 149

Drake, Stephen R., 57 Farr, Robert C, Jr., 125, 174 Garner, Thomas F. Ill, 84

Drane, William G., 148, 251 Farragut, Joseph S.. 106, 261 Garrard, H. C. Jr., 84

Drawdy, Richard A., 105 Farrar, Emmett W., Jr., 218 Garretson, Roy Douglas, 126

Drogula, Michael L., 57 Farrell, Tom R. Jr.. 83 Garrett, Albert J., 84

Drown, lames C. Jr., 172, 228 Faulk, Donald Wayne, 125 Garrett, Elinor, 58, 230, 240

Duckworth, Hubert B. Jr., 124, 174 Faulkner, William Jones, 149 Garrett, John Thomas, 126

Duckworth, Margie E., 124 Fauvcr, Cecil Wayne. 106, 223 Garrison, George W. Jr., 58,

Duckworth, Michael B., 105 Fears, Rubel G., 83, 213 216, 227

Duckworth, William M„ 105 Fel.ler, Cecil Moore, Jr., 83

Duett, George Hays, 124 Feltenstein, Sam M. Jr., 125

Dugan, Robert A., 47, 201, 266 Felts, Stephen K., 147

Dugan, Virgil L., 57, 198, 207 Fendlev, Charles W., 83

Duke, James William, 124 Feng, Kuo Ching, 47 Gaston, Charles R„ 147, 259

Dukes. Talmadge L., 83 Feng, Shu Hui, 47 Gaston, John A., 84, 213, 236

Dulaney, Edwin W., 222, 124 Fenn, Charles D., 58, 230 Gaston, John B., 147, 261

Dumas, Percy E., 148 Fenwick. David N., 83 Gault, Clvde V. Jr., 84, 160

Dunagin, Joseph C, 83, 220 Ferguson, Robert C, 106 Gazaway, Donald G., 126

Duncan, Albert R. Jr., 172 Ferrell, Kenneth C, 125 Gazaway, William S„ 106

Duncan, Huntley E. Jr., 124 Field, Charles S. Ill, 125 Gebhart, Leland D., 58

Dungan, Frank Gerald, 124 Field, Lee Clove, 225, 236 Geer, Glenda Frances, 178

Dunks, Darryle Wayde, 124, 223 Fields, James M. Jr., 47 Geer, John M., 126, 165

Dunn, John A., 251 Finger, Wade J. Jr., 83, 168 Geon, Linda R., 58

Dunnam, Gaery Edward, 83 Fink, Gary, 106 Gentry, Ralph E., 58

Durham, Jacqueline Gwen 105 Finley, William T., 147 George, Clifford E., 250

Dye, Ottis D., 83, 205, 237 244 Finley, James I., 106 George, James Keith, 106, 241, 243

Copeland, Mary Joa

Lee, 180, 182

, 58, 199

Jr., 58, 160, 265

Co	stilow, Bobby W., 55 ney, William B., 123
c, Co	ughlin, David P., 55 unce, Robert B., 55
Co Co	ints, Bobby R., 148 usins, Benjamin J., 55, 165
Co	urtney, Thomas M., 236
Co	usley, Samuel B. Jr., 123, 174
Co	vin, Thomas J., 104

olphF 123 Day, Joe L. Jr., 146 Dyson, Clyde J. Jr., 83 Fitzgerald, Agatha H„ 84 Gibson, William H„ 106

,erD 123 Day, John Henry Jr., 82 Fleagle, James K., 84 Gilbert, Harris R. Jr., 244

d G. Jr., 120, 123, 160. Deal, Harry L., 56 F Fleming, Andrew David, 84 Gilbert, John R., 31, 205

Dean, Arnold M. Jr., 82, 148, Fleming, Billy Wayne, 125 Gill, Margaret M„ 126, 236

Franz E., 55, 235 259, 220, 258 ' Eades, Billy R., 125 Flournoy, Richard S., 106 Gill, Preston Ottis, 107

Philip T. Jr., 55 Dean, Robert C, 82, 165 Eagar, Dan M. Jr., 83, 142, 213 Flowers, Malcolm M. Jr., 58, 154, Gill, William J., 216

-i- o r>ean, Stanley Jr., 56 Eakes, Grady M„ 125 244 Gilliland, Hosmer D., 58

■an, John M. Jr., 82, 165 Eaki.,. Wilbur CUde Jr., 105 Floyd, Dan Wilson II, 125, 154 Gilliam, Billy G., 84, 228

■ane, Richard H„ 105, 168 Earnest, Louise M. L„ 83 Florian, James C-> 125 Gilliland, William T., 126

:as, Ernest B., 82, 154, 198, 220 Easley Billy D 57 Foley, Ronald D., 84, 236, 251 Gillis, Joseph M., 107

■ar. John William III, 124 Easlev! lames H., 57 Folks, James H., 58 Gilmer, Don C, 84

■arman, Tommy G., 105 Easley, Charles Edward, 105 Folliard, Thomas B., 125 Ginn, Lawrence H., 126

•bottis, Lynn Anne, 77, 178 Easley, Marilyn G., 105 Fondren, Charles D., 58 Givcns, David A., 58, 220, 230

■deaux, Charles Ray, 124 Easley, Ruby Joyce Fondren, George F. Jr., 149 Glasgow, David Clark, 107

ses, Van E., 105 East, William J„ 57 Fondren, Jerald L„ 106 Glasgow, Thomas S., 59, 165, 210

•es, Wilbur G., Jr., 82, 160, 230 Easter, Beverly E., 83 *"°°te, John D., 106, 142, 230 Glatt, Dalton H., 228

•ford, Alvis Edward, 124 Easterly, Clav E. Jr., 105, 236 Ford, Henry C, 58 Glenn, Roy D., 84

•las, Edgar A. Jr., 124, 236, 243, Easterwood, John E. Jr., 125 Ford, Fanton D., 84 Glover, Richard L„ 107, 261

244 Echiburu, Humberto G 105 Ford, Jack C, 58, 213 Gober, Ronald M„ 59, 220

leuze, William L„ 82 Eddleman Hi, hard \ III 211 Ford, Thomas S., 84 Godfrey, Alice Marie, 126

line, William B., 56, 142, 215, Edens Woodrow W. 125 Ford, William R. Jr., 165 Godfrey, Jeral E„ 59, 223, 230

216 Edgar, Charle, Dene' 83 Forko, Charles Michael, 125 Godsey, Vernon D., 84

•lmonico, James J., 105 Edgcworth, Kenneth D., 57, 213 Forster, Michael H., 142, 198, 208 Goff, Robert L„ 59

■mpsey, Sonald H., 105, 165 Edging, Steven 0., 105 Forsythe, David I., 58 Goforth, Joe W., 84, 225

(art, Charles W., 165 Dendy, Cedric R. Jr., 105, 147 Edjali, Hassan, 83 Fortcnberry, Tommy F., 210, 237, Goggans, Jane C. M., 59, 242

(art, Patricia, 236 Dendy, Felix D., 124 Edmonds, David St., 237 243 Gold, Joe Dan, 47

ibb, Michael A. Jr., 55 Dendy, Evans H., 244 Edmonds, Richard N., 57 Former, William V. Jr., 201 Golden, Gerald B., 59, 230

,ft, Paul H., 81 Denison, Oscar J. Jr., 198 Edmonson, Van K., 57 Fortenberry, Herman W., 58 Golden, John Richard, 126

ft, Sidney M. Jr., 123, 160 Denison, Dudley E., 124 Edwards, Ben T., 168 Fortenberry, Malcolm W., 106, 225 Goldsmith, William A., 59, 168,

lig, George B., 55 Dennis, James F. Jr., 56, 158, 251 Edwards, Charlotte A.. 125, 178, Fortenberry, Phillip D., 84, 235, 208, 230

lin. William K., 101 Dennis, James Gary, 124, 142, 187, 244 251 Gollott, Gordon T., 84

ine, Michael B., 81 213,261 Edwards, Don R., 267 Fortenberry, Frenchie 0„ 125 Gollott, John Barry, 126

ipo, Wallace R., 55 Denton, Butler A., 82, 154 Edwards, Farris R., 105 Fortgang, Joseph A., 125 Gomel, Walter E., 107, 154, 213

iven, Freddie B. Jr., 81 Denton, Dan C, 82 Edwards, George E„ 105 Foster, Charles Stephen, 106, 142 Goodman, Douglas D„ 84

iwford, James W. Jr., 152 Denton, Doris C. B., 56 Edwards, James A., 105 Foster. Mclnnis G., 58, 228 Goolsby, Aaron Robert, 84, 222

wford, William B„ 55, 218 Denton, Sterlin H. Jr., 105 Edwards, James B., 148, 244 Fountain, William L. Jr., 84 Gordon, Jim C„ 59, 154

ely, Andrew E., 81 Derden, George G. Ill, 56 Edwards, Ned C. Jr., 57, 216, 225 Fountain, William T„ 149 Gordon, John R., 59

,ly. Georgia A., 55 Derouen, Leroy J., 56 Edwards, Thomas E., 57, 197, 205, Foy, Robert W., 106, 213 Gordon, John Steve, 107

mshaw, Robert Thomas, 123, Derrenger, Bradie C, 82 207, 208, 210, 223, 244, 259 Fraiser, James A., Jr., 125 Gordon, Carl Jackson, 154

!12 Deshler, Virgil B., 124, 244 Edwards, Vernon F., 125, 160 Frailey, James E., 106 Gordon, Ronald Earl, 107

sap, J,,„,„ie H., 82 Devall, Olen Ray, 105 Egger, Robert Earl, Jr., 105 Fraley, Abbie, 176 Gordon, Ruth Carol, 84, 243

w, David Scott, 104, 223, 261 Deviacentis, Michael D., 258 Eldridge, Gary D„ 57 France, Hubert M. Jr., 125, 142 Gore, Thomas D., 107, 225

:ws, Charles N., 123 Deweese, Robert C, 124 Eldridge, Jane Carolyn, 83 Francs, Clifford H. Jr., 125 Goss, Robert C, 84, 200

ddle, James R., 55, 225 Dexter, Howard B., 56 Eley, David Michael, 57, 228 Francis, Madison K., Jr., 189 Goss, Alfred Don, 84, 213

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Ken	neth	L., 126
Joyc	e R	,se, 59, 180
Patr		H.. 81
Tru		\\.. 228
. Cl.nl>-	Z., 85
, Ke		l W., 107
e, Ro	nald	W., 59, 149	207

i, Stephen K., 107 riffith, Thomas C, 107, 154

Griff, 111, Will,.,,

Wen	lell E	.,rl, 251
, Ke	neth	Dale Jr.
Emile	J., 8
Billy	1... 85
Geor	»e P.	121,
	s M.,	11)7
Roland A.	126
	ell B.	Jr., 59,
\irgi		one C.,
, Dav	d F.	107
, Mai ez, C	ry B	, 85 A., 107

i, David E., 126

y E., 107, 176, 240,

nn W., 126 David T., 59, 160 k N.. 107 >ert W., 59, 228

Hall, Albert W., 8: Hall. Kenneth Ray Hall, Larry, 107. 1

aryl K., 126 arv B.. 85 lonathan L., 107

Hamlin, Newton F. Jr., 35, 60,

H9, 210 Hamlin. William J., 107 Hiram, Larry D., 85 Hammack, Alva Wade, 126 Hammack, Thomas Jr., 60, 244 Hammond, Linda S., 60, 199 Hammons, David W., 126 Hamner, Mary C., 107, 178, 237,

244 Hampton, George T. Jr., 126

lev O.. 12(1

j II., 107

s C. Jr., 165

>m G. Jr., 85, 155,

Hardy, James D„

Hardy, John B. Ji Hardy, Nancy V.,

nd, Cliarles E„ 99, 244

, Cliarles H., 60

, Prentiss C. Jr., 85

e, Derry J. Jr., 85, 165, 213

rell, Odie D. Jr., 126, 2

rigill, George M., 108 rington, Alan H., 126

a C., 49, 60, 178,

	John I. Jr., 158, 189
nl	eld, Jerry Jr., 85
	>ss, Barbara J., 9, 85, 176
	ess, Durward S., Jr., 60, 207,
210	244
	:ss, Rebecca R., 127
	ess, Robert A. Jr., 127, 222
	y, Danny G. 127
	y, Vester Jr., 60
	y, William B., 60, 155, 209,
",'•'.'	11, Elbert Fonda, 60, 142
	ay, Maek A., 60, 147, 210,
	250, 251
atch	er, Doug M„ 127
	ett, Richard J., 127, 161, 188
atha	way, Philip J. Jr., 108
	ock, James E., 108
	ote, Wayne M., 127
i»l	ns, Gary L„ 37, 60, 147,

20'), 21.1, 237, 250, 251

Hays, Dorothy F., 60, 176, ]

Heard, Franklin C. Jr.,

,, Albert D., 108

Hemphill, Howard W. Jr., 85, 275 Hemphill, William Lee, 127 Henderson, Edsel Dale, 85 Henderson, Edwin L. Jr., 108 Henderson, Mary F., 127

Henrv, James R., 127, 244 H.nrv, Jolious E., 86, 225 H.nrv, William L., 108, 160 Henson, Carolyn June, 178

Hickman, James M., 108 Hicks, Kenneth E., 127, 152 IliggMil.ml.am, Linda F., 86 Higgiuhntham, William T„ 6 Higgins, Glenn !•:., 127 Might. Fred T. Jr., 61 Hilbun, Ben G„ 86, 155, 251

11,11. Robert K., 86

Hill, Steven R., 108, 142, 188

Hill, Thomas Michie, 61

11		Lind	ey	P-,	39, 183, 185,
		199
				C, 207
II		Wil		C.	17. I')ll, 2011
H		Wir		Jr.	210
H				E.,	61
II		. Th		s M	, 108, 172
II			I,.		Jr., 86
H	I, Milf.,	d	., 86
,1		Tho		G.	loll, H,7,, 2!
II	bby	Jan		T.,	108
II	bby	Wi Ro	.'.	n D	, 225
1!		. Ji		"h	le, 61
II	dg,	Ber		e K	86
II	dge	Wi		E.,	86, 225
11	dge	, Ja		P.,	149
	dg.	, PI		P D	127
II	dge	, Pr		H.	II, III,, 207
II	dg,	, Ri	cky	Lee
11		Ear	H	, 47
11		n, J		F.,	127
		11.	yd D„	08
11	ke,	Mai	c I	. Hi.

lolder, Donald K., 155

II. .11 1, John H., 108

If,	loH.1V, I'll	1,|, II., 1011
II.	Hies, Mich	nl J., 127
II.		am T., 108
H.	n.v.l, H.,l,	rt G., 108

Hood, Burrell S. Ill,

Hood, Edgar M. Ill, :

Hood, Harold E., 61

Hood, Keith Davis, 11

Hood, William S., 86

ey, Daniel Earl, 86, 2 •, Clinton R„ 87

Hetrick, Thomas Henry, 86 Hettinger, Stephen R., 127, 152 Hewlitt, Robert M., 86, 266

II,		, L,	ell C, 87
H,		. H"	trt C, 61
II,		, Ho	aid W., 127, 241
II,		. Th	mas D., 127, 155, 194
II,	is el	Bobby E., 87
H	wel		rles B„ 128
H	u, I	i 1,,	rles T. Jr., 87, 225
H	well	Eve	ette I. Jr., 109, 155
II	wel	Joh	i B., 61
II	wel	Wa	ren L., 87
II	wel		iam D., 259
11	wel	C.r	don S. Jr., 47
li		Jam	s R., 87
		Tho	nas C, 61, 194, 195
II		Jih Meei, 47
			Elton M., 87, 213
H		, Ri'c	hard I., 128
II		i, Ro	jert Y. Jr., 87
H	21,1	th. J	ames W. Jr., 128, 155,
II		Lee I	., 152
11	If.'Andn	w J., 61, 155, 251
II	ff.		s H. Jr., 128, 160
II	ff,	Vlicha	el B., 87
H	ffm	„, I)	on E., 109
II	ff.ii		illiam B. Jr., 61, 221,
	230,	261
B	jffstatler.	Bobby Joe, 61
II			William G., 128
H	jghes, James C. Jr., ol
H	Jghc	9, Jol	n E. HI, 128

lies, Robard Y„ 61, 209, 21( lies, Wall., IS. Jr., 128, 155

, Waller Caddis, 119, 182, 244 er, Norman F. Jr., 61, 198, i, 207, 208, 210, 221, 231

, Sl,V	e W., 128
, Tho	nas E„ 87, 225
, Hub	ert E., 109
, Will	am L. Ill, 109
, Will	am P. Jr., 119
Rober	t D„ 61
Gilber	W„ 128
Tomm	D., 128
on, William N., 61, 2
ns, R	bert Lee, 87
	Jeffrey T„ 128
	ames L„ 128
son, P	aul L., 109
, Will	am D., 61, 275
. Will	am I., 225
Charle	s F., 244

Inge	soil, R	obert T	, 61,	112,	231
logl	m, Dar	ny R.,	33, 62, 259
,	m, Ke	neth E	, 87,	I'M,	22'
Ingr	in, Ph	lip \l.	128
		idell F.
		W. Jr.	119
I uin	,l', Ian	es S. Jr	, 87	105
	n, Toi	,,i v W.	201	265
I.I.N	Peyto	i S. Jr.	1211

mcH, Jerold N„ 192, 232 mes, Jerry D., 62, 197, 200, 205, 207, 208, 210

=8, Ray H., Jr., 172, 211

iam L„ 62

t M., 62, 165

mis B., 62

n W., 87, 168, 241

c F., 62

irtin F. G., 110

i, Ragnar C, 87

rit, Charles K., 129

Id H., 109, 243		Keene	Art J., 88
lip E., 47		Keism	an, John P., 110
erry 0„ 87		Keith	Kenneth, 62
met D. Jr., 128			Noel D., 88
aywood A. Jr., 87		K. 11. r	Mark A., 77, 88, 250
mes E., 47		K.ll,,	n, James D„ 110, 228
		Kelh.	Charles W., 128
ewis L. Jr., 62, 25		Kelly,	Donald W., 47, 147, 1
andolph E., 128		Krlh	Earl L., 251
obert C, 62, 242,	214	Kelly,	Frank A., 88
obert H. Jr., 128		Kelh	James B., 48

A. Jr., 128, 236 H., III. 87

■I K., 109, 236

I, Kirk R. Jr., 47

, Felix L. 62, 217

, James R., 109

, Luther Ray, 87

, Wiley H. Jr., 62, 207, '.

Kelly, \,„.=, Kennedy, Gerald S., Ill, 110 Kennedy, Joseph M., 62 Kennedy, Laurens T. Ill, 152

Kent, Mildred L„ 110

inil.ell, Elsie L, 207 imbrough, Everett L„ 63, 216 imbrough, Vernon K„ 48, 222,

dward D., 120, 128,	160	27,1
Villiam C. Jr., 161		Kind,	ough, Syron D., 110
on H. 62		K,m/	y, Larry W„ 128
ey, 109		Km,.,.	d, Martha J., 63
Basil Max, 62, 182,	213	Km,,.	de, Charles W., 110, 152
Billy W., 109		Km,,,	de, Paul W., 149
Bobby Joe, 62, 182	213	King,	Arnold T., 110
Charles W., 109		King,	Carl D„ 88
Doris Jean, 128, 179	King,	James W., 63, 165
Duff A. Jr., 128		King	Paul T. Jr., 37, 63, 183,
Elizabeth Ann, 128,	243,	185	197, 209, 254 *
		King,	Stephen H., 8U, 241
Ennis L., 87		King,	Warren G. Jr., 63, 228
Freddie C, 109			ey, Curtis W„ 88, 228
George C. Jr., 87		|. inn	-.mi, Donald E„ 63
Harry F., 188, 152		Kiik,	Joseph S. Jr., 110, 159
James A., 109			nd, Harold A„ 88, 221
James E., 87		Kirkl	nd, H, .iiiiv C, 63, 201
James M., Jr, 109		Ki-I	ng, Fred D., 88
James Marvin, 109,		Klein	Fred J. Ill, 110, 236
James R., 87		Kling	Jan L., 63

,, Martha Faye C, 128

i, Ronald P., 109

, William R., 87

i, Charles R., 62

Kluek, John J. Ill, 169, 187 Knapp, Roger D„ 88 Knight, Jeff E., 63, 225 Knight, John R. Ill, 63, 161 Knight, Robert A., 161 Knight, Ronald C, 129 Knight, Ronald C, 129

K„n/'diiian, David E„ 226

Kyza'r, Ralph Andy, 110, 153

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s, Edberl E. Jr.,

I.ed.lv,	-.Hi, W	Jr	, 110
Le		B,,„,l	J.	12]
Le	, Co	en Ray	. 81
Le	, Da		88
Le	, Do	n Edwa	rd,	88
Le	, Ge	.rgc M	, 63	218
Le	, He	iry J.,	63
Le	, Ja	,es H.	88,	232
Le	, Jin	my D.		225,	2111
Le	, Lloyd C,	89

nan. Dan M., 143

i, Elsie M„ 64

Lewis, Lloyd T., 89, 228

Liberto, Rosemary, 129, 228 Liberto, Vincent E. Jr., 64 Lichte, Jack R. Jr., 64, 168 Light, Y. K., 110 Lightsey, George R., 89, 217, 24 Ligon, Thomas A. Jr., 89, 251 Lilly, Thomas J. Ill, 110, 228,

3y, Lynn J. C, 129

Little, Lawrence E., 89, 228 Little, Robert L„ 64, 228 Littlejohn, Betty R., 179, 185,

237 Littlejohn, Robert T., 174 Livingston, I'hil K., 89, 213 Livingston, Thomas L., 110 Livingston, William W., 129 Locke, Kenneth F. Jr., 89 Lockett, James F., 64

inie J. Ill, 111

J B., 129

y L. Jr., Ill, :

M.i. k, William 1!.. 228

M.i:	ie, Billy Charles, 130
M.I!	ee, James B., 159
Mat	ee, Lewis E. Ill, 90
Mag	ee, William G., 65
	ruder, Ben L„ 244
Via	alfey, E id Dee, 130
	tes, M. Edward, 111, 175, 226
Ma	ure, Tommye Lou, 13.1
	.re, Troy V. Jr., 100, 258
Maj	ire, Wallace K., 65
Ma	ca, Ramon E„ 111
Mai	ory, Lewis F., 205
	one, Alan James, 130, 245
>.i.,	one, Billie C, 90
	,11, are, Keshav S., 226
Mar	,1, Belli IS., 65, 177, 193
Ma	gum, Ed R. Jr., Ill, 155
Ma	gum, Frances Grace, 111, 177
	212. 244
Ma	grum, James K., 90
Ma	niug, Ronald M., 90

tscalco, Lewis C., 236

n, Alfredo X., 65

er, John D. Jr., 150

i.w, William D. IV, 90, 155,

Mai

, Michae

e R., 90

Marsh, William J. Jr., Ill, 261 Marshall, Gerald F., 65, 228, 243 Martin, Burkett H. Jr., 161 Martin, Claude D. Jr., 90 Martin, Dennis R„ 90, 161, 188 Martin, Donald L. Jr., Ill Marti,,. I)..una G., 65

,, Douglas R., 161

Ma.:

e D., 155

\l.iiini, G,

rtin, Jimmy A., 1 rtin, John H., 65

130

dart.,,, Luther B. Jr., Ill .lart.n, Robert F., Ill, 161 .lartin, Richard A., 169, 251 Martin, Robert J., 215, 216

k D., 65, 155, 197,

Massi, , David N„ 111 Mathews, Bobby E., 65; 169 Matthews, Sara E., 90, 207, 24 Matthews, Auvie Nell, 90

Maxwell, Robert R., 90, 150, 187

May, Charles A., 65

M,,.., Gerald C, 90

May, William E., 130, 161

May, James Mack II, 111, 213

Mayficld, James R., 130

i. 1.1, Jin

), 179

McCain, Toniti

McCollister, W

Galium, Jan

ay, Howard W., 131

, Raymond, Jr., 150 rhomas W.. Ill, 143

,, Will, am T., Ill, 236 , Eugenia Rose, 111

MeC.rmiek, David G., 130 McCormick, Floyd B., 130, 221, 244 McCormick, James B., 64 McCoy, Elvis A. Jr., 89 McCoy, William J. 64, 210, 225

M.( ail, I, ins. Martin H., 150 McCullough, Pat H., 89, 216 McCurley, Clarence D Jr., 89, 216 McDaniel, Danny Joe, 130, 153 MeDaniel, Donald R., 90, 213 McDearman, Victor L. Jr., 169 McDearman, William S., Ill, 221,

174 McDevitt, William C, 130 McDill, Amy C, 111, 236 McDonald, Harold R. Jr., 64,

258, 259 McDonald, Jesse K., Ill, 215 McDowell, Jack Edward, 130 McFadden, Tom A., Ill, 161 McFarland, Joan A., 179 M, larlaml, Rocke W., 90 McGee, John B., 64 McGee, Joseph M„

la M., Ill, 237 McGivaren, Richard P., Ill McGowen, Douglas N„ 64 M.Graw, Richard S., 130

M. Una,.,, William E„ 165 Mclnnis, Oscar S., Ill Mclnnis, Singleton A., 90, 251 Mcintosh, Hugh M., 130, 203 Mclntyre, Thomas J. Ill, 236 McKay, Larry R., 130, 155 McKay, Paul G., 65, 199

111 ., -JO m L., 130 Vl.iiiis, Picnic P., 65, 194, 195, 197, 205, 210, 258, 259 McKnight, David L., 90 McLain, Jimmy C, 226 McLaughlin, Albert L., 207 McLaurin, Ray C, 65 McLellan, William E., 90, 165

Mi I n

McL. ■n.lon, Milton Thomas, 143,

M. Leo.l, John L. Jr., 90 M, L.oil, James N., 130 McLeskey, John H„ 236 McMillan, Albert E. Jr., Ill McMahan, John W., Ill, 240 McMillan, Nathan P., 228 M, Millan, William C, 90 Ml MiUin, Harry C, 111 MeMillm, John A., 65 McMillin, Roger H. Jr., 130 M.Miillan, Barry G., 65 M, MoMiuigh, John D., 90 McMullan, Doyle H., 90 McMullan, Singleton D., 90 McMiillen, Charles R., 130 McMrrrv, Jimmy C, 90

McNeclv. Ellis N., Ill

McNeese, Patrick M., 112, 231 McNeill, Teddy Dianne, 130 McPherson, Barbara B., 130, 243 McPherson, Robert L., 65, 251 McRee, Jack S., 149 McRee, Stephen F., 65 McRaney, Harold D., 112, 221 McReynoIds, Carole E., 65, 177,

193, 199, 207, 210 McReynoIds, James L., 112, 143 McReynoIds, John T., 48, 155 McReynoIds, Marvin P. Jr., 149,

222 McReynoIds, Mickey L., 130 McReynoIds, Samuel S., 65, 155 McWhorter, John C. Ill, 65,

200, 218, 231 McWhorter, William L., 169 McWilliams, Joe Frank, 90 McWillia

237

\l, 112, :

Mn,

n J.,

sy W., 65, 201

Meek, George F., 65 Meek, Robert C, 90

Meeks, John R., 112, 175 Meelcs, Roy A. Jr., 48 Melton, Paul A., 65, 197, 251 Meredith, William H., 130, 222 Merrcll, Evelyn L., 112, 179, 244 Mcrritt, Harry M. Jr., 130 Mesaris, Harold L., 112 Metcalfe, John L., 65 Michael, James T., 90 Michell, Gerald D., 66

Miller, Steven B., 161 Mill, ran. Michael F., 90. Mills, Edwin D., 90 Mills, Ma, vn I I.., 9(1

Mills, Richard K., 66, 25

Milslca.l, lames E., 66 Mil... r, l.arrv F., 90 Milton, John F. Ill, 91

Mili-hell, Larry B., 91, 225 Mitchell, Leonard B. Jr., 143 Mitchell. Madelaine Kay, 91 Mitchell, Thomas J„ 91 Mitchell, Thomas .!., 131 Mi I. hell, linger, 91 Mitchell, Travis H., 91 Mize, Clifton, Jr., 91 Mize, Lyn M., 112 Mizell. Pat M., 150 Moak, Robert W., 112 Mockli... Ross J., 131, 221,

231, 236 Mohler, Donald G., 131 Moll,,., Roger J., 91 Monsell, Rosa L., 66, 180, 245 Montague, Raymond C, 66 Montgomery, Frank H., 155 Montgomery, Thomas P., 131,

166, 213 Moo.lv, Dennis F., 131

VI U. Cigar A. Ill, 112

Moody, Jackie D., 91 Moody, James R., 112

M I

Rob,

,, 112

Moody, William S., 112 Moon, Bobby J., 112 Moon, William H. Jr., 91, 267 Moon, William J., 66, 221, 231 Moore, Ann W., 131 Moore Hilly C, 201, 267 Moore, Charles E„ 91 Moore, Harvell J., 112

., 66, 21 s H., 91

n W. Jr., 41, 91, 166

rhead, Eulan S., 66, 218, 237 an, Carl J. Jr., 66 an, Richard D„ 112 gan, Carl R., 169 gan, Carolyne V., 112 gan, Duke H., 33, 91, 150,

Morgan, Sidney G„ 112 MoriU, Joseph S. Jr., 131, 2 Morris, Gordon L. Jr., 131 Morris, Spencer A., 131 Morrison, Robert E„ 41, 66,

n W., 112, 131

, 131

Mos

Mosby, Wallace E., 66 Moslev, William A., 91 Moslcy, William L., 91 Moss, James O, 66, 221 Moss, Lonnie J., 91, 213 Moss, Thomas G., 112 Mueller, John T„ 131, 244 Mullen, Charles R., 91 Mullen, Henry R., 91 Mullen, Warren Earl, 66, 144 Mullens, David S„ 131, 161 Mullins, Carroll E., 198 Mullins, Paul R., 131

243 Murphree, Kay Q., 131, 177, 240,

242, 243, 244 Murphy, Andrew M. N., 66 Murphy, Edwin Roy Jr., 131 Murphy, Myles P., 91 Murphy, William G. Ill, 66, 195 Murphy, William C, 91 Murphy, William J., 131 Murray, Dennis M., 112 Murray, George W., 150

Mv	rs, Kalhryn K., 131, 177
My	era, Troy	J. Jr., 66
My	T8, Willi	m IL, 150
My	es. Joan	Fay, 180
My	ick. Pan	R., 131, 222 N
Na	ors, Tho	..as W., 91, 166, 189
Naff, Charle	IL, 131
Nagle. Kami	11 A., 91, 221, 244
	, James	8., 112
	1, lames	H., 91
Na	1, Maryi, liey, W,	P., 91 iam J., 131
Na	mon, Do	glas D„ 91
Na	h, Carol	n W., 91, 244
	on, Jam,	s B., 112
Na	Bar, K.ni	e A., 91, 217, 241
		ih F., 131
Na	iniia, Gl,	n W., 131
Ne	1, Rober	C, 112
Ne	.1, Travis	M. Lee, 112
Ne		a W., 39, 91, 177,
	III.-,, 19'	193, 210
Ne	1, Will, a	ti'R., 66
Ne	■ly, lam,	N., 132
Ne	ly, San,,	el W., 67
Ne	■Iv, Wall	r P., 155
Ne	sler, R,„	aid E., 132, 175
Ne	son, Ben	amin A., 67
Ne	son, Ben	F„ 161
Ne		D„ 112
N,	son, (.1,,.	rles C. Ill, 67
	son, G„.	A., 132
Ne	so,,, Leo	a G., 91
Ne	son. Ma,	tia Sue, 132
	son. Ih,	nas E., 112
Ne	slot, La„	ar W. Jr., 112, 161,
Ne	sler, Ron	aid J., 67
	Nettles,	James L„ 91
Ne	.els. Do.	Jay, 91
N.	ville, Tl„	mas 0„ 91, 201, 265
Ne	wbill, Ge	orge A., 92, 241
	why, Howard L., 92, 228
N,	well, Geo	rge A. Jr., 217
N,	whall, Al	exander F., 67
N,		thur E. Jr., 92
Ne	wman, J,	mes C, 67
Ne	wn.an. J,	mes C, 92
Ne	man, L	ther T. Jr., 132
Ne	wn.an, S	muel P., 225
Ne	wsoin R,	bert R. Jr., 166
Ne	wlon, CI,	irles T„ 67
N.	wton, fss	lac James Jr., 132, 150
N.	wlon, Ja,	les B., 67
N,	wton, Le	lie B„ 132
N,	wton, Mi	hael An., 112
N	wton, Ri	hard E„ 67
Ne	wton, William H. Ill, 132
Ng	uyen, Nghe T., 48
Ni	chols, Au	brey E„ 67, 197, 201,
	205, 20	, 210, 275
N	chols, James A., 113
N.	chols, Jo	W., 92, 266
Ni	hols, R,	nald L„ 113
Ni	chols, Th	omas P., 92
N	holson, Roy L„ 67
N		Sidney A. Ill, 113
N	cholas, Mary Ann, 67
N	cholson,	ames W. Jr., 92
N		:arl L. Jr., 132
N	en. Cha	les R., 113
N	ble, Pick	ens A. Jr., 92, 150
N	ble. Sin.	ey S., 113, 180, 185,

Norris, Mary J., 179 Norris, Ted W., 92, 159 Norris, Donald E., 113

Nor

orthv. Dona

V., 67

Norsworthy, Milton L., Northington, James T., 92 Norwood, Michael L., 261 Nourse, Richard C. Jr., 113 Nowell, Ralph E., 132, 227 "" i, George G. Jr., 132, 1(

i, Oliv.

J. Jr.,

Oakley, Robert F., 92, 161 O'Brien, Terence D., 92, 161, 259 O'Callaghan, John B., 92, 228 Oden, Betty L., 92, 180,

217, 231 Oden, Earl C. Jr., 132 Odom, Robert E., 92, 225 Odom, William W. Jr., 92 O'Donoghuo, Thomas C, 113, 236 Oglesbv, Walter L. Jr., 67, 217

Ogles	bee	Dan	W	, 132
Oglel		Lou		. Jr., 132
Oglet		Syd		R., 132
Oldhi		Jessi	e C	, 92
I..		>ani		E., 67
		Scot	C	132, 221
Olipl		Eva	J-,	67, 179
Olive	, J		1).	92
Olive	. B		C	132

O'Neal, Dan R., 67, 237 O'Neal, James B., 113, 187, 203 O'Neal, Jerald E., 92, 155, 225

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i>-« ,lt, Willi,. K. i,: Pickering, Benson B„ Jr.. 68, 111 Ray, James f)., 1,1.1 llm-k.-r. William V. Ir., I IT,

(in. 'ante* Carroll, 92 Pickett, James A.. 9S, 214 Ray, Henry W., Jr.. 161, 155 Rudder, John k., Jr., 217

Ott, Elisabeth Ann. 132 Pillow, William H.. Jr., 68, 166, Ray, Johnny W., 114 Rnffin, Paul D.. 70

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Palm	r. Romie J., 67
Palm		Hiram D.. 48
Papiz		liam L.. 113
Panag		Angelo J., 48
Pari,.	m, Ro	ny G., 67
	John	V.. 07. 231
Park.	r, Cha	rles S., 92
Parke	r, Har	y L., 113, 155
Park,	r, Patr	icia A., 179, 236
	r, Sidr	ey D.. Jr., 223
Parke	r, Tho	mas H., 132
Park.	r. Wil	iam F., 113
Parkman, Jr	Ann. 67
Parks	Loui	H., 92, 153
Parks	Enoc	, M. III. 92
	Male	Jim G. 67
Park-	Jame	s Rov, 132
Parris	h, Jo	^nne, 113, 179
Parro		ela June. 132
Parso	as, Frs	nk S., 92, 155
Parvi Passb	. Gar ach, F	R., 132, 150 rdinand L., 48, 216,
Pass,.	u, Cls	ude W., Jr., 113
Patin	Urn	J., 198, 208
Patri,	k. Jos	ph W., 216
Patric	k. Ka	mond E., 92
Patric	k, CI,	rles E„ 172
Patte	. Win	ne H., 113
Patte	son, D	avid E., 92, 228
Patte		eorge L., Ill, 67
Patte	son, Philip L., 113, 244
Patterson. P	cnelope A., 132, 177
Patto	, Ver	on L„ 68
Pat In	Eliza	eth. 113. 177
Pat!..	, Gorge S., 132
Pall"	. Jam	- \l.. 02
Paul,	Oliver
Paul, Pavko	vieh,	ohn R., 132
Paxto	n, Alb	rt H., Jr.. 150
Payne	, Jack C., Jr., 93, 144
P..M1.	, Melv	n C., Jr., 169, 241
Payne	, Perc	y A., 68, 200, 208,
218, 231
Payne	. Dell	o R., 92
Pawi.	Will	am E., 166
Pea],	Willi	m W., 68
Peach	Kent	eth O., Jr., 93
	n, Ro	y F., 113, 161, 231
Peavy		L., 68
Peay,	Earl G., 113
Peay,	Paul G.. 132
Pecho	nick,	ohn, Jr., 03
	, Jame	s C., 93
Peel Robert	D., 68
Peepl	s, Jac	k T., Jr., 113
Peel,	Jarold	F., 68, 251
Pegg,	Jerry	A„ 93, 195, 213
Pende		Jimmy G., 113
Penne		John D., 93, 155
Penni		Artie A„ 68, 221
		Ernest J., 93
Penni	lgl„„.	Joe W., 228
Penni Peppe	. loll	Joe L., 93 L. Jr., 93, 222
Perez	Vener	, Mirna M. P., 236
Perez		o, Lynda Lou, 68,
132, 177
Perki	s, Der	nis H., 68
Perki	s, Joh
Perki	s, The	mas C.,'ll3
Perki	s, Ga	y J„ 113
Perki	s, Joh	n E., 113
Perki	s, Ali	e E. H., 48
Perme	nter, Nellie K., 236, 243
	t, Wil	iam F. 113. 261
Perry	Donald Jeffrey, 132
Perry Perry Perus	Georg e, Ric	e W., 93 n L., 223 hard S., 113
Peterman, L	■ster L., Jr., 113
Peters	on, Br	ucc W., 113, 240, 244

'hillip IS., 1.13 George E., 68 ,, Joseph 1)., 9,1

lti,,l,„,

	roy, N	ancy E., 68, 177,
185	193. 207, 210, 254
Vol	, Lonn	ie M., 93, 2.15
	Danie John r, Bev	1 P., Jr., 68 A., 93 rly J., 9, 179
	r, Floy	d E., Ill, 114	166
	r, Ger r, Joh ra, Jos	Id W., 68, 251 G., 114 eph A., 93
	ra, To	y F., 68, 109
	, Dona	Id C., 275
	Jerry	L., 225
	Jame	W„ Jr., 113,	212,
	dfcha	les E„ 93
	Char	es E., 68, 215,	216
	!;,,!,.	E., 218

, 133,161 tes L., 133 E., 93, 199

9 J„ Jr., 133 mes B., 202

., 68, 195, 197,

174, 205, 210 Putnam, Victor M„ Jr., 93, 217,

241, 254 Putt, Larry O., 69

Q	ave, Leon J., 69, 221
o,	imby, S. Hunter, 111, 147
0.	inn, Frank L., 114, 214
	R
Ri	ckley, Billy W., 93
Ri	ggio, Donald J„ 236
	ney, Jean C., 240
Ri	ney, Grady T., 223
Ri	kestraw, Benny C, 69
Ka	ley, Mary A. H., 133
Ri	msey, Jimmy F., 114, 144
Ka	nscy, William D., Jr., 69, 214
R,	msay! Van Azton', 114
Ka	na, Ashfaq H., 222
Ha	ndall, Albin M., Jr., 166, 214
Ra	ndle, John A., 69, 223
Ra	ndle, John A., Jr., 200, 218
Ha	idolph, Curtis N„ 93
II;	ndle, Thomas C., 133, 261
H.	ndle, Merritt E,. Jr., 133
Hi	nkin, Robert E., Jr., 70, 169,
	221
Ra	nsburgh, Martha K„ 179, 199
li.	spet, Mabel W„ 207
	spet, Janet, 114
Ra	cliff, Clyde, 69
Ra	cliffe, Andrew M., Fr., 93,
	231, 241
Ratcliffe, Mary O., 69
Ra	lift, Lonnie W., 69, 228
Ra	wson, Glennon E., Jr., 93
II;	wlinson, James M., 69

Philip H„ 147, 251 , Harry I

His. William li., 13.1 Rodditt, Riekv P., 94, 156 Ruskai, George R., 115 Shows, Robert C.. 48, 234,

Ian, Thomas H., Ill Redd Mary L.P., 69 Russell, Clifford S., 134 Shows, Scott D., 135

'i.e. Joe P.. 13.1, 169 Redd, Zolmer G.. 04, 214 Russell, Randolph P.. 1.11 Shultz, Richard C, 115

Ogue, Donald E., 93 Redstone. Paul C. 69. 159. 214 Russell. Russell T.. 1.14 Shnrden. Andrew W.. 156

'oindexter, William G., 155

ol, Jerry A., 68, 198 Redmon, John T., 217 Russell! Stac

oik. Douglas D., 133, 244 Recce, Shirley O., 94 Russell Will

'ollard, Ralph T., 93 Rcece, Johnny T., 114 Rutledge, Glen

edd	Robert F., 94
	on, John T., 217
	Shirley O., 94
	Johnny T., 114
	Kenneth L., 133
sed.	Clifton, 94
	Charles R., 133
	Grady H., Ill, 69, 1
	Joseph R., 94, 266
ed,	Larry W„ 133
	Roger H., 114
ed,	Ronald S., 133, 166
	John B., 94, 166
	William C, 114
	Stanley A., 114
	Mary L., 114
ese	Robert A., 114 214

eily, \ ir.

Saget, Donald D„ 134
Sale, Caroly E., 94
Sallis, Joe Z., 48
Salem, Rene G., 94
Salcedo, Jaime A.. 134
Salter, Charles T., 70,	I(,2, 250
Salter, John W., Jr., 70, 144,
231
Sample Clinton K., Jr	, 156
Sanders, Andrew, P., 70, 159
Sanders. Mike W., 70,	156, 201
Sanders Arthur L., 70
Sanders, Ebba J. 134
Sanders, Joe S., 156
Sanders, John W., 134
Sanders, John W., Jr.,	134

W.	M., J	., 135,	162
05	232
d (	., 27.1	209
M
ter	J., 71	235
ene	A1,0!	5, 166
es	M., 71	150

union-, Anne H., 95 npson, James H., 115, 231 ns, John M., 95 ns, William D., 71, 194, 195,

, 114 ! ■ ■ 214

an, Elliott G., Jr., an, William E., Jr.,

" 'k C.', Jr., 69 Sanders, Ebba J. 134 Sinclair, Sharon L., 135

,., 115, 221 L., 115, 221 t H., 71

., 69, 199

:arol A., 114, 180 „,,,a> A]icp L -33 ' Sanders, Skeet R., 134 Ski|ps, Marion L., 135

Roger S., 68, 228 Rhiiiehart Wicliff G 69 Sanders, Thomas E., 156 Skinner, John W„ 95

!-""»■ "■• V4' "I Rhoades, Gilbert L.. Jr.. 133. 156 Sanders Thomas E., Jr. 115 Skinncr, Louis „.. „5

SPTr,?- //" ,M3 Rhoa^. Glenn W„ Jr., 133 Sandy M.lton L. Jr.. 115, 174, Slack, Darrel G., 217

ar. Sukhder M„ 133 Rhoad, Ravm„nd v 133 251 Slay, Julian L., Jr., 225

Michael A.. 159 (i| K y: kl f ,,,' 2n7 Sanford Albert D., 94. 169 Slav. Ronald D., 95

Johnny W., 93, 175 Rhoden Marcus 'V 133 Sanf"rd' Carl D- 70' 266 Sledd, Melvin F„ 95, 228

Srnie D., 133 Kiohanl's Edward -\' 69 Sanford, William F., 91 Sloan. Larry G.. 115, 166, 187

illiam S., 150 Richard* Thomas L ' 114 Sanford, Roy E., 94 Slve, Michael W„ 135

James D., 48 Richards! Gerald J., '<>4, 266 Santacruz, Alan J., 94, 156 Smalley, John T., 116

;e, Larry S., 68 Richards, Davis A., 94 166 Sartor' RoSer D' 9i' 22S Small. Elliott K„ Jr.. 116, 156

Edward D., 100, 166 llieh.rds,,,, joe E 175 Sartain, Jerry B., 134, 175, 222, Smelko, John T., 169, 198, 208

Andra J„ 114 Rich,,,! ' I inda'j 94 227 Smith, Alton B., Jr., 116, 156

Thomas G„ 133, 144 Richardson! Ray B.,'69. 195, 214 I""™'- R°b"! M'! 134 Smith Aubrey B., 116

Stanley E., 133 Richardson lames R 01 Sau1' RonaId C-> 94 Smith, Bennie R., 162, 217

™ces II., 93 Richardson' lames p" 134 SaVaSC' BiUy J- 134 Smith, Barbara L., 48

rancis M., 93 Richartz Henry M Ir 94 Sawyer- Clifton W- 153 Smith, Charles E., 95, 214, 201

•vin R., Jr., 244 Rich, v HdtonM 'o9 225 Saxon, Walter L., 115, 156 Smith, Charles D., 71

Rickman, Lane D., 69, 228 Ridings, Robert S., 228, 244 Riiloul, William E. 114 Rieves, Selwyn L., 114 Rigshv, Donald B., 114, 150

Rile)	William A., 69, 228
li,,,,,,	er, Fred M., 69
Ritter	Emily L., 134
Rittej	Anthony H.. Jr., 114
Rives	Luther D., 70, 215
Roarl	, Tommy B. 70, 156
Robb	ns Flora L., 70
	ns, John E., 70, 161,
	4, 259
Robb	ns, Lefferage K„ 232
Robe	son, Thomas R„ 134
Robe	ts, Barclay P., 70, 161
Robe	ts, Harold F., 115
Robe	ts, Louis S„ 115
Hobe,	s, Diane M., 31, 48, 207
	s Sylvia J. 115, 179, 185
Rober	son, Dallas W., Jr., 153, 244
Robe,	son, Garland L., 134, 261
Rob, i	son, James R., 115, 261

,, William T., Jr., 134,

R,	bison, Henr	A.,	115
R,	by. John A.	94
H,	chelle. Will		, 150
Re	ckwell, Cha	i,s !■:	, 94
K,	Chester, Den	nis I.	. 131.
H.	dabough. Arthur L., 115
R,	dgers, Willi	m I).	70
R.	ebuck, Geor		94
R,	e, Charles W., 70	210
li,	ebuck, Shir	•y L.	94
	;-.-,s. ||,,,,|,		4, 177,
237, 244
Ro	eers, Ercder	ck L	91, 134
R<	gers, James	M., 1	5, 147,	211
li,	eers, Hobe,	L., 70
R,	g.llio (hail,	3 E.,
Re	mo, Leroux		M., 94	236
li,	oker, Charle	s R.,	70, 228
li,	oker, Lester	W., 70, 162,	197
li,		es D.	94
R,	sales, Augus	to, 115
li,	se, Calvin D	„ 134	150
Re	ss, Charles
Re Re Re	ss, Larry G. ss! Robert S	70 134 ., 70,	144
Re Ii<	SS. Will,,,,,, the John N.	T., 70 115

Saxon. Walter L., 115, 156

Saye, James E., 134

Scales, Arthur P., 94, 228

Scales, Joyce T. 70

Scales, Laurin M„ 94, 166

Scarborough, Joseph L, 76,

198, 208, 221 231

Scaturro, Paul D. 115, 261

Scalco Sandy A., Jr., 134, 243

Scaturro, Peter J., 94

Scharr, Andrew J., 115

Schermer, Michael, 70, 221, 251

Schilling. Jimmy D., 134

Schilling, Joseph Q., Jr., 94

Schneider, Joseph J., Jr., 71, 147

Schrader, Sandra L., 115 177

Schrocder Edward G., 115

Schuh, Harold P., 71, 174, 214

Schultz, Joseph J., Jr., 115, 156

Schwan, Thomas R., 198, 208,

221, 231

Seipper, Linda L., 34

Seott, Hilly C, 115

Scott, Celia B., 134, 177, 244

Scott, James F., 95, 245

Scott James W., 71

Scott, Patricia A., 95

Scott, Thomas J., 115

Scott, William V., 245

Seale, Jackie, 134

Seal, Selwyn D., 115

Seaman, Joseph C, 134

Seater, Robert B„ Jr., 94

Secrest, Charles E., 115

Seefeld, Glenn E., 169

Segars, Douglas, 71, 214

Seitz, Kenneth M., 134

Sellers, James P., 115

Sevilla', GuillermoE., 95, 216

Sevilla, Hieardo A., 95

Seward, Byron H., 71, 214

Sewell, James P., 134, 174, 245

Seymour, James M., 115, 221

Shadoin, James R„ Jr., 71, 251

Shadow, Tommy 0., 71, 223

Shannon, Floyd V., Jr., 115

s E., 261

>ra	il,	Eddie \1.	95
	il,	Ernest D.	135
	th	George M	, 71
Mil		Hugh C,	245
		Hester D.	71
3m	!!!	James A., James M.	116, Jr.,	217 71
In	it.	James T.,	95
			, 95
		Jay C, 95
Ir,	ib	Johnnie L James L.,	, 71 116
5n		Kenneth L., J	-, 37, 71,
	156, 195 209 259

in, Beverly S., 113 reterson, Patricia P., 132 Petrie, Jerry W., 93 Petro, Anthony B., 113

Pettift, Joe V., 207 221 ' liooke'r, Charles R., 70, 228 Shea.'Di

Pettey, Gary Clarence, 132 Ransburgh, Martha K„ 179, 199 Rooker, Lester W., 70, 162, 197 Shedd, t

Petty, Ralph B., Jr., 114, 144 Raspet, Mabel W., 207 Rosamond James D., 94 Sheely, Re .

Peugh, Dora J. M., 93 Raspet, Janet, 114 Rosales, Augusto, 115 205, 150, 207, 208, 210, 245,

Peyton, Dale E., 132, 166 Ratcliff, Clyde, 69 Ro3e, Calvin D., 134, 150 231

Pfeiffer, William R., Ill, 114 Ratcliffe, Andrew M„ Fr., 93, Ross, Charles C, 134 Shehea, Stephen

173, 182, 228 231, 241 Ross, Larry G., 70 Sheffield, Thomt ,

Philley, James E.,132 Ratcliffe, Mary O., 69 Ross, Margaret, 134 Sheffield, Ann W„ 95

Philley, Jay W., Jr., 114 Ratliff, Lonnie W„ 69, 228 Ross, Robert S„ 70, 144 Sheffield, Bobby E., 135

Phillip, J., 155 Rawson, Glennon E., Jr., 93 Ross, William T., 70, Shelly, Guss J., 135 Sparks, Jerry D„ 95

Phillips, Anthony L., 133 ».™u_. — i \k *c i>..u_ ,->._ m ,,c cr.„i..._ u„....__ i r- nc , .»,.„,__ u ■,

326

Smith	Ma	tha J., 135
So, lib	Nen	ton J., Jr., 95
Si»ilh	Pau	E., 275
	Pris	cilia A., 116, 177, 214,
So, ,ll,	Rob	ert C, 71, 156
Sm.th	Ron	aid L„ 147
Sioill,	Rol	nd M., Jr., 72,	147
Smith	Rob	ert H., Jr., 72
Siiiilb	Ii,,l	ert S., 72
Smith	Rog	er W., 135, 162,	203
Smith	Seb	ron D., 95
Smith	Ron	aid E., 135
	Stu
Smith	She	by J., 72, 199
	Tommy E., 95, 221
Si, nib	Tho	mas J., 72
Smith	Tommy Earl, 135
Smith		ne H., 216
Smith	William W., 116
Sliulb		, Tracy G., 116
Smvli	, M	ton J., Jr., 135,	144
Smytl	Ch	rles T., 135
	Hugh B., Jr., 95
Sneed	Jan	es C, 72, 156
Sneed	Virginia D., 116
Snook		liam L., 174
Snow,	en, Sllen W., 150
Snugg		yne M., 95
Snydi Sohn,	, W Johr	lliam D„ 135 J., 166
Sones	Lar	y P., 72, 144
Sorrel		bert L., Jr., 72
Sory,	■'.,!..,	n A., 135, 150,
Soule	Go,	rge R„ 116, 156

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96	I'iuL.v,-, H«	,• II., 97, 222
	1 ul.l,. 1.11,1,	e, 73
36, 240	Tubb, Doyli	W.. 73, 225
1, . IK,. 258	Tubb, Mun	11 T., 97

i, Thomas T., 73

Mr	minder. H'lB. Patrick, 96
Ste	nis. Earl A., 116
Mr	ling, Maxine, 96
Ste	ling. P.itri. ia V. '«,. 211)
Ste	ens. Bill L., 135
Ste	ens, Gary L., 135, 261
Ste	ens, John C, 156, 188, 203
Ste	ens, Phillip D., 116
Ste	ens, Robert S., 72, 192, 232
Ste	rn., Wilfred ]., 116
	erson, Wayne G., 232
Ste	erson, Bessie, 96
Ste	•vart, Billy J., 96
Ste	«rart, Janet C, 116
Sic	»art, Lee A., 96

	Tate, Vrchie P., 96, 192
	Tate, James M., 73
	Tate. 1 ,,,,!:, J.. 117. 181
	Tat,,,,,. Kenneth I!.. 117
	Tavlor, Man F., 73
	Taylor, Vudley L„ Jr., 136
., 169	Taylor, Charles D., 96, 227
	Taylor, Donald G., 97, 156, 259,
	214
	Taylor, Dorothy E., 97, 227
	Taylor, Ernest G., Jr., 136
162	Taylor, Harold W., Jr., 97, 221
2. 1(,(,	Taylor, Hugh M.. 97
	Taylor, Jimmy A., 73, 156, 201
	Taylor, Jim E., 117, 275
>„	Taylor, James M.. 97, 226
	Taylor, Jerry P., 117
	Taylor, Jacky R., 97
	Taylor, Loyd F., 136
	Tavlor, Marvin L., 136
	Taylor, Ronald L., 73, 156, 197
	205, 207, 210, 254, 259
	Taylor, Scotty R., 73, 228

Turk,-	. C,,,r,	e F... Jr., 117, 187
Tinker, Willi	m K., 117, 235
Tuggl,	, Joe G	, Jr., 150
l„li,,~	Georg	B., 97, 162, 182
l- I.		Marion M., 97
Turna	e, J„l„	A., 136
Tumi)	,«. II,.,	aid R., 97, 217
Turnagc, Joe	C, 137, 162
Turne		S., 74, 214, 237
Turn,'	. Kail,	rine E., 207
	. Hugh	G., 73
I'urne	, Joe L	. 137, 250
Turne	, Nnrvi	i U., 97
I'imu,	, James	C., 73
Turne	, Thorn	as G., 74, 232
Turne		in R., 117
Turne	. Willi	m L., 97, 215
Turne	, Tomn	v E., 117
Mer.	John D	, 170, 245
T,ler,	Michel	L., Jr., 97, 22(!
T-ler,	Claren	e D., Jr., 137, 231
Tvnes	James	S., 48, 207

rl, Robert C., 118, 222

e, Donald W., 74

e, Earl M., 98, 231, 221, 241

... George I.., Jr.. 98

e, Joseph D. Jr., 118

nock, Robert L., 118

ren, David L., 137

Washington, Mary Joe, 199, 207 Watjus, Scott S., 98, 221 Watkins, Jerry D., 137 Watkins, Larry S., 118, 156, 214 Watkins, Russell W., 98 Watson, Fred K., 98

!, George W., 75, I

Tylder, John D., 117

'ilson, Elizabeth, 75

Stark, Theodore D., Jr., 96 Tavlor, Jam,- M.. 97. 220 Underwood, Margaret I., 97 Watts, Guy E. Jr., 138 Wilson, Edward C. 138, 170, 227

"''ilson, Ermis K., 119

'ilson, Grady W., 76, 217

Staton, Carl H., Jr., 116 Taylor, Loyd F., 136 Un A1Lert j 117 Weatherford, Wyatt H., 74 Wilson, Hugh H. Jr., 76

-'ilson, John C, 76, 215, 216

-, Wiley K.. 73, 195. 211

Wa	son, Jan	es A	, 118, 210
Wa	son, Jan	e S.,	118
Wa	son, Pa- 265	cal L	Jr., 98, 201,
	son, Ri,	hard	C, 137, 144
	s,,n. Tr,		., 98, 170
Wa	Is, Alfr,	d C.	118, 221
Watts, Jame	C.,	98
Wa	is. John	W.	r., 118
	Is, Guy	■:. 1
	Is, Jem		98, 162
We	the, all.	Jame	s S. Jr., 246, 98
W,		Wy	att H., 74
We	Hhersliv,	Bobby F., 98
			R. Jr., 98
W,	ant, Job.		138, 166
	iver, lames \	., 98
We	aver, Ke		H., 118
	HIT, Ri,		L„ 118, 266
W,	,1,. I).l„i 227. 21:	si W	, 118, 175, 226,
We	bb, Geor	_',• B	, 118
We	•b. lose	h A	, 159, 150

W ill		Robert A., 99, 174
\\ ,11		Robert E., 75
Will		Samuel F. Jr., 119
W ,11		Tommj M., 138, 231
Will		Thomas C, 99
\\,ll		Wayne C. II, 119
W.ll		William R., 99
Will		an, James P., 99
\\,ll	ams	n, Kenneth R., 75, 192,

Willis, Hbert W., 75 Willifor.l, Mary H., 119 Williford, Robert F„ 75 Willis, Carl W., 75, 228 Willouglibv, Joseph H., 138

St	ewart	Robert I	., 72,	173,	1 HI,
St	223	Thomas	W., '),
St St	.lli.ui 11, L	, Patsy L atus H„	, 116 96
St St	U Q	entin W Charles	135 .., Jr.	135
St St	"k.i!	1. Mieha Dewey H	1 A., , 72	73
St	okes!	John Ber	y, 116	223

153, 207 . indham, John W., 76, 221 .indham, Jon E., 99, 201, 266 .indham. Kelly H., 138 Van Cleave, Robert A., Jr., 74, 221 Webb, Joseph A.. 159, 150 Windham, Larry L., 214

, Mary J., 74 Wineman, John C, 223

, William W., 118 Winkeljohn, James Y., 138, 236

, Robert M., 137 Winn, Dennis F., Jr., 76

higpen, Dorothy D., 136 Vann, Martha L., 137 Welborn, Willard W. II, 147 Withers, John D. Jr., 99, 153

Thorn, Frederick A., Jr., 136 Vaughan, Robert H., 74 Welborn, Michael B., 118, 236 Wofford, Jackie L., 99, 201, 275

' ' " - ,leben, Jerry B., 76, 231

,Ile, William C. Jr., 119, 162

, Clifford C, 203, 150. Veseoco, Mary P., 117, 181 Wellborn, Delores J. P., 118 Woo, Mayly Jue, 76

- 1, Gerald M., 99. loo

I, Houston G. Ill, 119 I, John T., 76

, 117, 245 ,.,...,.,, - - ■

ick L., 136 Vickers, James D., 137 Wells, James Edwin Jr., 98, 144 Wood, John F., 138, 231

y D., 136, 223

C, 73, 156

Vaughn, Kent,.., ()., 137
Veal, Roy A., 74, 250
Veazey, Jesse M., 137
Verse,,. Joseph L., Jr., 137
Veseoco, Mary P., 117, 181
Viator, Gerald J., 74
Vickers, Cecil M., 74
Vickers, Sharon L., 137
Viik. Henry G.. Jr., 137
Vickers, James D., 137
Viets, Lloyd 0., 137
Vincent, James R., 137
Vinson, Martin 0., 117
Viser, John H., 117
Vizzi, Samuel C, 137
Voivedich, Carl J., 98
Von Seutter, Armin C, 117	258

72, 218, 231 Thompson', Perry A.', 136 Vlse.r' John H"' 117 Wenning, Thomas J„ 74, 223, 231, Wood! Walter L. Jr., 76, 221, 231,

Wee,,	s, William E., 138, 170
	Harold L„ 139
We, hi	ig, Floyd T. Jr., 98
Well,,	rn, Willard W. II, 147
Welbo	m, Michael B., 118, 236
Welel	, James C, 228
Welel	, Larry R., 118, 231
W.II-.	d, George R., 74, 218
	d, Mattie L. C, 74
	n, John D., 98
Welg,	sz, Richard F., 118
Wellb	3rn, Delores J. P., 118
Wellb	,rn. Everett W., 118, 218
	Eugene L., 192, 232
Wells	James Earl, 74
	Eugene L., 192, 232
\\e||s	lames Edwin Jr., 98, 144
W.II-	Raymond B., 153
Wells
Wells	William S., 138
	ng, Thomas J„ 74, 223, 231,
236
	Anna C, 74, 199
	Alice F„ 48, 181
West.	Forrest L. Jr., 74, 217

A., 119, 214

16, 169

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'W., 156 Jhomp son, Robert L Jr., 136 Von Seutter, Armin C, 117. 258 West, Alice F., 48. 181 Woodruff. Margaret A.. 76

K., 135 T|„„„ ,s,„, Sin'lr, J 136 179 Vowell, Everette L., Jr., 118 West, Forrest L. Jr., 74, 217 Woods, Hays W., ™ "'"

is M., 116 °24P5S° ' '■'■■•'•'• West, James H., 98, 242, 243, Woods! Walton T. in, lao

R- 136 Thomnson Wilda C 73 2+S Wooley, Jerry L., 76, 221

es E., 116 i.'10"1' ','.," ' . ,, Wade, Larry D., 98 West, Joseph M., 98 Worden Frank L 99

B., 96 '."""'""'"' „/,'»'„,,« Wade, Lawrence T., 137, 156 West, Kenneth A., 138 Worrell' Rnhert D 99 214

1 1,,,,,,, ,, Walter R., 9,, 156 " , .,.,-. „„ tit . n u . f nr no Worrell, KoDert v., vv, tin

V,;ll I „„ W 71 Wade, Marvin E., 98 West, Robert C. Ill, 118 Worley, Van Robinson, 48, 207

hill, Lee W., 73 w„j„,.,„„l, 1 .„,.„^. T.. 156. 137 W-,»rfi.l„ P„„1A Tr 74 9.9.3 _..''.,

[f	Michel A	., 169
	r, Jan R„	72
kl	„i,i, Virgi ,n,l, Ri, h.	V., 169 M.. 72, 156 rd J., 96
	,„,!, II.,, 1,	ra A., 136
kl	and, Gary	W., 96, 232
	Frank L	Jr., 116
	Raymond	J., 96
	Jin.mv C	., 72
	Clyde E.	Jr., 72
	Hi. hard	:., 96, 162
'i	Kathv M	, 72, 199

,, Bobby L., 97

e T., 156, 137 Westerfield, Paul A. Jr., 74, 223,

ard M., 138

high,	an,	Paris E	, Jr	97,	228
Tilley	Ro	,ert W.	136
'liiiini,				17
■1'ingl,	Fr	ederic C	., 18
Tingle	Pi	ggy V.,
Tinsle	,, IV	anon I	., 153, 187
Titus,	Jan		17
I ,,.1,1 ,	Rex	ford E.	97
1, ,l,in,	, J.	11, es I).	97,
Tomli		John	1., Jr	, 97	211
Tonev	Th	omas E	, 73
Tootb	G	raid E.	136	170
Toole,	Willard E.	Jr.,	117,
Torrey		ctor H.	250
Torrail		Richard V.,	136,	261
Tol.el		e. Jame	IS.,	137
Towns	end	Si, mm	V...	97
Towns	end	Housto	n H.	Jr.	96,

Walden, John M., 118 Walden, Julian A., 118 Walden, John M., 118 Walden, John C, 261 Waldrup, Robert W., 11 Waldrop, Robert W., 13 irip, Thomas B., 13'

Walker,

Stubbe, Walter A., Jr., 37, 96, 156 Tingle, Peggy V. 97 Walker! Bmu'sTard F., 118 White, Charles H., 99, 226, 259 Yancey. Charles L.. 76

Walker, Charles M. Ill, 74, 116 White, Dennis Y„ 75 Yarborough, Patrick F., 99, 156,

Walker, Dorothy Ray, 48 White, Joe E., 75, 223 221, 231, 241

Wall.,,. Glenn D. Jr., 98, 166 White, James H., 75. 173 Yarbn.ugl, ( harle,

Walker, John R., 98, 173, 222 «"•■•*- '"--- T « *»

Walker, Jerry Ann, 118, 227

Walker, Larry T., 98, 217

Walker, Laura A., 74, 195, 214

Walker, Linda L., 74, 199, 242

Walker. Lynda F., 137, 179

Walker, Robert G., 137, 223

Walker, Walter E., 74

Walker, William G., 48, 215

t H., 73, 225 Townsend, Houston H., Jr., 96, Walker, Willi an, H. Jr., 137 Whitfield, Davis A. Ill, 138, 150 Young.' George M., 76 ~200. 218

Walker. ~

y H„ Jr., 116 Trask, William R., Jr., 97, 217,

immervillc, Carolyn R., 116, 179 Trawick, Charles C, 117, 227 Walls, D,

immerford, Thomas J., 136, 162, Traylor, Carwell W., Jr., 136, 261 Walls, Wanda D., 137

203 Treadwell, Suzanne V., 136, 240 Walrod, John G., 98

mmervdle, Hugh H., Jr., 136 Trevett, Douglas R., 73, 250 Walters, Charlie C, 98

mner, Lee E., Jr., 136 Triplett, Patricia A., 97 Walters, Clinton L., 74

mrall, Noel E., Jr.. 136 Trippe, George H., Jr., 117 Walters, Herbert^ S., 74

therland, W. H., Jr., 116 Trotter, Robert, 170, 237

«, hat]	y, William H., 75, 251
\x heal	Elwwy G., 99, 228
	ard D., 99
Whita	cer, James B.. 138
	Arthur M. Jr., 75, 144
(Vhit,	Charles H., 99, 226. 259
Whit,	Dennis Y„ 75
White	Joe E., 75, 223
White	James H„ 75, 173
W hlle	James T., 75, 221
White	Robert A., 75, 182, 251,
259
White	Robert D., 99, 147
	Robert E., 75
While	Robert L., 35, 99, 156, 182
	Robert E., 150
Wl	Thomas D., 75
	William S., 75
Whill	eld, Davis A. Ill, 138, 150
Whitf	eld, Henry L., 75, 156, 197,
202, 205, 210, 254. 258, 259
	y, Donald F., 170
Whill	y, Thomas L., 119
	an, Samuel D., 99
Whitt	ngton. Garland D.,75, 266
	Daniel J., 138, 174
Wilbu	n, Charles S., 119
W ill.:,	ks, Jimmy W., 75
Will,,,	ks, Wesley G., 75, 221
Wllel,	on, Dale R., 75
Wilkr	son, William L., 119

Wright, Charles A., 76, 170 Wright, Don G., 99 Wright, Elizabeth J., 119 Wright, Larry M.. 245 Wright. Phvllis Z., 138 Wright, Robert R., II, 186 Wright, Terry D., 99, 237, 245 Wright, Thomas G., 76 Wright, Walter Ray, 138

Wall, Thomas G. Jr., 98 Wallace, John Allen, 98, 166

. Thomas G., 98, 170 Whitman, Samuel D., 99 Youni! Nola° J., 99,'240

119, 232

er, John L., Jr., 261 Walters, Wayne P., 118, 261 Wilkes, Donald R., 119 Zagursky, George P., 119

Walters, John R., 137 Wilkey, Terry K., 251

Walters, Tommy L., 137 Wilkinson, Harold A., 138

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