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Official Program

82nd Annual Convention

MISSISSIPPI EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

March 13-14-15, 1968 Jackson, Mississippi

Program Cover b y : Gilbert Ford, Hiatt-Ford Photographers, Ja ckson

1 Officers, 1967-1968 INDEX President: W. L. Rigby ______.______Gulfport President-Elect: Mrs. Elise Curtis ______Utica

Officers & Board of Directors ______00 ______3 Executive Secretary: C. A. Johnson ______Jackson

Mr. Rigby ______00 ______4

Welcome from the President _00 ______5 Board of Directors Convention Committees ______00 6-7 Emma Ruth Corban-Immediate

MEA Section Chairmen ______00 ______8-9 Past President ______,Meridian Convention Speakers ______10-11 Virgil L. Bigham, Jr.-Representing Past Presidents ______Leland First General Session ______12 Dexter Digby-District 1 ______oo Fulton Dr. John T. Caldwell ______00 ______00 ______13 Show Night ______00 ______00 ______14-15 Bryant Smith-District 2 ______ew Albany Second General Session ______16 W. B. Dribben-District 3 ______Greenwood Convention at a Glance ______17-21 George E . Denley-District 4 ______Coffeeville Location of Coliseum ______Center Spread Mrs. Etoile Hopkins-District 5 ______Forest Alumni & Special Functions ______00 24-27 ~Irs. Beatrice Bradley-District 6 ______Columbia Coliseum Floor Plan ______28 D. G. McLaurin-District 7 ______atchez Section Programs ______00 ______29-39 They Remem bered You! ______40 Mrs. Anne Hardy-District 8 ------______Jackson Exhibitors & Booth Numbers ______41 -45 Dr. J. J. Hayden-District 9 ______Perkinston Theme ______Back Cover Garvin Johnston, State Superintendent of Education, Ex-Officio ______oo Jackson

2 3 Welcome From the President

Welcome, dear friends and fellow teachers, to the 82nd Convention of the MEA. We hope that this con vention, with its new look, will help you to find what you came here seeking. Above all we hope you will find it inspiring, relaxing and professionally challenging. If during your stay you find some hours of enjoyment, some new ways of doing better the things that you normally do each day - or a new dedication to your chosen profession, the effort and time spent by so many in preparing for this convention will not have been in vain.

In the course of performing our daily duties, we find many side issues today that tend to cause us to lose sight of the major goal of improving instruction for the youth of our several communities. It is hoped that this convention will help us find a sense of proper direction and a commitment to those things that will make better the schools of our state.

''''hen the convention is over, please let us know what you liked about it, as well as what you think should be changed.

W. L. Rigby, GuHport MEA President, 1967-1968

4 .5 CONVENTION COMMITTEES Necrology Mrs. Helma Denerue, Chairman ______Handsboro Resolutions Mrs. Eupal Thornberry ______Fulton Mrs. R. E. Keye ______Oxford Dr. ~d e r ce r Miller, Chairman ______Gulfport Mrs. D. B. Floyd ______Indianola J. H. Hardin ______Kosciusko Margueri te J enkins ______Meridian Raymond McMullan ______.Decatur Mrs. Grady Hamilton ______Laurel Mrs. Edith Anderson ______._. ______Tupelo Mrs. Betty Abbott ______Natchez WaIter S. Carter ___ .______Hernand0 Joe Walker ______.------.J ackson Mrs. Corrinne Allen ______Long Beach Perry Gautier ______Pascagoula

~Ir s. James Herron ______.______Batesville Credentials Otis Pigott, Chairman ______ltta Bena Dr. John Phay ___ .__ . ______. ______University Miss Sue Minton ______Brookhaven Earl Skinner __ .______.______.Biloxi W . E. Milner ______Jackson Otho Monroe ______Senatobia Dr. W . A. Thompson ______.__ . ______Cleveland Mrs. Marjorie Mills ______Forest Mrs. Patricia Perry ______Columbus Dr. Carl McQuagge ______. ______Hattiesburg Mrs. Linda Haas ______Bay St. Louis Charles Morris ______Avon Mrs. Merle Ivy ______.______Pascagoula Mrs. R. T. Walker ______Greenwood James Brewer ______. Columbia Mrs. Winifred McElhaney ______. ____ .______Hattiesburg Elections W. S. Carter, Chairman ______. Hernando Mrs. Elsie Murphy _____ .. ______. ______. Natchez Glen Loden ______Fulton Julian Prince ______McComb A. L. Denton ______Raymond Mrs. Mary Walker ______Greenville Mrs. Mary Frances Rhoden ______Pachuta Wayne Gann ______ew Albany Dr. Tom Dulin ______Winona Frances Skulley ______.______. ______Clinton Helen Power ______Jackson Mrs. Haysel Ray ______Greenville Emma Ruth Corban ______Meridian Peggy Lee ______Hattiesburg Edd Conner ______.______.Pontotoc T. A Tedford ____ . ______Bay St. Louis

6 7 MEA SECTION Guidance ______Dr. Mildred Crider, Clin- ton CHAIRMEN Health, P. E. & Recreation ____ Dr. Mary Kate Miller, MSCW These include only sections which Home Economics ______Mrs. Nonie Lee Hardage, meet during March Convention. Carthage Industrial Arts ______A. D . Nabors, Port Gibson Adult Education ______Jack Shank, Meridian Jr. High School ------______Billy Ray Smith, Clinton Ae:riculture ______------.T ames Reeves, Grenada Library ------______Mrs. Corrine Randazzo, AHS & JR. College ______Harold White, Booneville Natchez Art ______Louis W alsh, Raymond Mathematics ______. ______Mrs. Anita Ball, Attn. Ctr. Principals ______. ____ Otis Pigott, Itta Bena Brookhaven Audio Visual ______'VVarren Fesmire, McComb Miss. State Reading Council ___ Troy White, Jackson Business Education ______Dr. Annelle Bonner, USM Modem Languages ______Mary Mobberly, Jackson Childhood Education ______Mrs. Pauline May, Jackson Music ____ _.__ . ______Dr. George E. Muns, Classical ______Mrs. H. Lee Quinn, Mc- Cleveland Comb Philosophy ______-- ______Dr. B. F. Smith, Wm. Classroom Teachers ______Mrs. Anne H ardy, Jackson Carey College ______Dr. H oward Cleland, Bel- Retired Teachers ______Floyd C. Barnes, Jackson haven Science -______Dr. Ashley Morgan, USM College English ______Dr. Ralph E. Hitt, MSCW Secondary English ______Mrs. Allen O. W ebb, Collegiate Registrars & Dr. Paul D. Hardin, Mill- Jackson Secondary Principals ____ . ______Dr. Mercer Miller, Admissions Officers saps Gulfport County Superintendents _____ .__ Calvin Hull, Quitman Social Science ______Charles Lippian, Deans of Women ______Fay 1!arshall, Raymond Pascagoula Distributive Education ______Mac Baker, Raymond Special Education ______. ______Mrs. Eula Mae Scott, Driver Education ______Louis F. Boteler, Jackson Jackson Educational Secretaries ______Mrs. Jane Goodson, Jackson Speech ______. ______.Dr. H . B. Todd, Clinton Elementary ______Sue Minton, Brookhaven Student Education ______Christine Thomas, MSU Elem. Administrators ______Mrs. Eloise Walker, Clinton Teacher Education ______Dr. Roy Cox, MSCW English (MAET) ______Dr. Robert Holland, MSU Trade & Industrial ______.____ M. L. Thorn, Goodman Geography ______Mrs. Florence Wheat, Vocational ______Mrs. Nonie Lee Hardage, Charleston Carthage

8 9 Dr. Clarice Robinson, CONVENTION SPEAKERS Hattiesburg ...... Ed. Secretaries Name and Address Speaking Assignment Dr. Robert N. Saveland, Wellesley, Mass ...... _...... Elem. & Geography Dr. John T. Caldwell, Dr. Douglas R. Sasser, Raleigh, N. C ...... First General Session Young-Harris, Ga...... English (MAET) Martin Agronsky ... _.. _...... _...... Second General Session Dr. Aleene Cross, Dr. Monroe Neff, Athens, Ga ...... _.. Home Economics & Vocational Albany, N. Y...... Adult Education E. F. Mitchell, Garvin H. Johnston, MSU, Starkville ...... Industrial Arts J ackson ...... _ ...... Agriculture Dr. Clarence C. Holden, Mrs. Sandra Waugaman, USM, Hattiesburg ...... Jr. High School Richmond, Va . .... _...... _...... Art Dr. Lena deGrummond, Pat. L. Tornillo, Jr., USM, Hattiesburg ...... _...... Library Miami, Fla...... _...... Attn. Ctr. Principals Dr. Lola J. May, Dr. Paul Welliver, Winnetka, Ill...... Mathematics Jackson ...... Audio Visual & Music Dr. D. Lincoln Canfield, Dr. Helen H. Green, Carbondale, Ill ...... _ ...... Modern Languages East Lansing, Mich ...... Business Education Dr. Harold N. Lee, Dr. Harryette B. Ehrhardt, New Orleans, La . ... _.. _...... _...... Philosophy SMU, Dallas ...... ACE, Elem. Admin., & Miss. Dr. George Hilliard, State Read. Cel. St. Petersburg, Fla...... _ .. Retired Teachers Dr. Norman Pratt, Dr. J. Darrell Barnard, Indiana U niv ...... Classical New York, N. Y...... _...... _...... Science Mary Frances Harper, Dr. Ann Grooms, Vicksburg ...... Classroom Teachers Dayton, Ohio ...... _...... Secondary Principals Dr. Leonard L. Kahn, Dr. Porter Fortune, Lexington, Va ...... College English UM, Oxford ...... _. Social Science Dr. Sarah Rouse, Mrs. Ernestine Rainey, Miss. College, Clinton ...... Deans of Women & Sec. MSU, Starkville ...... Special Education English Mrs. Lois B. Lafollette, Dr. Katharine Rea, Jackson ...... Special Education UM, Oxford ...... Deans of Women Bob Rowland, Dr. Robert L. Jones, Jackson ...... Speech MSU, Starkville ...... _...... Deans of Women William Smith, Mrs. William Norman, J ackson ...... _...... _.. . Speech UM, Oxford ...... _ ...... Deans of Women Dr. John Q. Adams, Ralph Brewer, Jackson ...... _ ... Speech SDE, Jackson ...... Deans of Women Dr. William E. Cole, Frank Hodson, Knoxville, Tenn ...... Teacher Education Dayton, Ohio ...... _...... Distributive Education Marvin McLellan, Dr. Norman Key, Lexington ...... Trade & Industrial Washington, D. C ...... _...... Driver Education 10 11 FIRST GENERAL SESSION

Thursday, March 14, 2:00-3:00 P.M.

MISSISSIPPI COLISEUM

President Rigby presiding

Invocation

Pledge of Allegiance ____ .____ led by Bobby Gee, Gulfport, Governor, 1967 Boy's State and 1ali McCraw, Louisville, Governor, 1967 Girl's State Introductions Dr. John T. Caldwell Election Committee Report ______W. S. Carter Dr. Caldwell, native of Yazoo City, won his B.S. from Necrology Report ______Mrs. Helma Denehie Miss. State University, his M.A. from Duke, Ph.D from Princeton, LL.D. from College of the Ozarks. Recognition of Jaycee's Outstanding Young Educator He was formerly band director and social science teacher at Holmes Jr. College, taught political science at Vanderbilt, was President of Alabama College and Address _____ .______Dr. John Tyler Caldwell, Chancellor, Univ. of Arkansas, before becoming Chancellor of North North Carolina State University, Carolina State Univ. in 1959. Raleigh, North Carolina As. Lt. Cmdr. in the USN, he was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for action at Okinawa; also a Rosenwald Announcements Fellowship at Princeton. Dr. Caldwell is a Christian Scientist, Rotarian, member Adjournment of Blue Key, Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Phi Kappa and Pi Kappa Alpha. He and Mrs. Caldwell have six children.

12 13 SHO W N IGH T Bonnie Murray, a pop singer, Thursday Evening, March 14, Eight O'Clock is one you'll enjoy hearing. She was called for a repeat perform ance a second year at AASA in MISSISS IPPI COLISEUM Atlantic City. The Jackson Festi val Orchestra will accompany Miss Murray and Mr. Dornan.

Invocation Bonnie Murray

Remarks ______President W. L. Rigby

FEATURING: Tagged, "TIle Gentleman of Comedy," Mr. Dornan, comedian Bonnie Murray with a nationwide reputation, has hilarious interPretations and novel Charles Doman ty acts. His appearances usually inspire smash encores! Joan Myers Jackson Festival Orchestra Charles Dornan

"Miss Mississippi," the lovely A reception will fo llow "Show Night" in Joan Myers of Forest and Miss. the Heidelberg Hotel Victory Room College, and first runner-up for "Miss America," will appear at the Thursday afternoon General Ses sion, the DCT banquet; also in the booth of the Classroom Teachers. You'll want to see and meet her!

Joan Myers

15 14 The Convention At A Glance WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13 SECOND GENERAL SESSION Morning: 9:30-1:00-Philosophy meeting & luncheon, South Blue " Room, Colisel1m Friday, March 15, 11 A.M. to 12 Noon lO:OO-Delegate Assembly, Chair Side of Colisel1m Floor 12:00-Delegate Luncheon, Banquet Side of Coliseum Floor MISSISSIPPI COLISEUM Afternoon: 1:00-Miss. Bookmen's Assn., Parlors A & B, Heidelberg

President Rigby presiding Evening: 6:00--Administrator's Dinner, Victory Room, Heidelberg 7:30--College English Commission, Rose Room, Heidel Invocation berg 7:30-Collegiate Registrars & Admissions Officers, Silver Room, Heidelberg Announcements 8: 15-Music Night at MEA, Olympic Room, Heidelberg 9:15-Lobby Sing, Olympic Room, Heidelberg Speaker ______Martin Agronsky THURSDAY, MARCH 14 Morning: Recognition of ew Officers 7:30--Miss. School Study Council Breakfast, Silver Room, Heidelberg 7:30-Al1dio Visl1al Breakfast, Victory Foyer, Heidel berg 7 :30--Hi-Y Advisory Committee Breakfast, Parlors A & B, Heidelberg 7:30--Peabody Breakfast, Rose Room, Heidelberg 7:30-Phi Delta Kappa Breakfast, Victory Room, Heid elberg

16 17 8:00-9:00-Art Coffee, Dressing Room #3, Coliseum 10:30-Modern Language, Small Conference Room, Col 8:00-9:30-Miss. School Food Service Assn. coffee, iseum Sun'n Sand 1O:30-Secondary English, Large Conference Room, 8:30-Miss. School Food Service Assn. Board Meeting, Coliseum State Ofc. Bldg. Aud. 1O:30-Speech Business Meeting, North Blue Room, Coliseum 9:00-S:00-MSCW Open House, Dressing Room #2, 'l Coliseum ll:OO-Miss. State Reading Council, Chair Side of 9:00-10:30-Art, Chair Side of the Coliseum Floor Coliseum Floor 9:00-S:00-Delta State College Open House, Dressing 1l:00-2:00-Miss. Assn. of Coaches, Hardy Jr. High School Room # 1, Coliseum 9:00-Geography, Large Conference Room, Coliseum ll:OO-SMEA Coliseum Registration, Fairgrounds En 9:00-12:00-Library Workshop, Cafeteria, Central High trance to Coliseum School Noon: 9:00-S:00-Miss. State Univ. Open House, Check Room 12:00-3:00-Educational Secretaries, Victory Room, # 2, Coliseum Heidelberg 9:00-Music, Murrah High School 12:00-2:00-Elementary Administrators, Banquet Side of 9:00-Secondary Principals, North Blue Room, Coliseum Coliseum Floor 9:00-2:00-Special Education, South Blue Room, Coli- 12:00-1:30-Jaycees Luncheon, Silver Room, Heidelberg seum 12:00-Kappa Kappa Iota Luncheon, Parlors A & B, Heidelberg 9:00-S:00-Univ. of Miss. Open House, Check Room 12:00-1:30-McRae's Fashions, Food & Fun-Westland # 3, Coliseum Plaza 9:00-S:00-Univ. of Southern Miss. Open House, Check 12:00-Past P~esidents' Luncheon, Press Room, Coliseum Room # 1, Coliseum 12:1S-College Luncheon, Olympic Room, Heidelberg 9:30-College, Olympic Room, Heidelberg 12:30-SLESTA & ML College Luncheon, Small Conf. 9:30-Driver Education, Hardy Jr. High School Room, Coliseum 9:30-ML Executive Board, Press Room, Coliseum Afternoon: 10:00-Junior High School, War Memorial Bldg. Audi 2:00-3:00-FIRST GENERAL SESSION, Chair Side of torium Coliseum Floor 10:00-Mathematics, Rose Room, Heidelberg 3:00-AHS & Jr. College, Press Room, Coliseum 10:00-Modern Language AAFT, Dressing Room #3, 3:00-Audio Visual, South Blue Room, Coliseum Coliseum 3:00-English (MAET), Large Conference Room, Coli- lO:OO-Modern Language AATSP, Dressing Room #4, seum Coliseum 3:00-Speech, North Blue Room, Coliseum 10:00-1:00-Retired Teachers, Kon-Tiki and Bali-Hai 3:30-SMEA, Davis School, 750 N. Congress Rooms, Sun'n Sand Evening: 1O:30-AduIt Education, Press Room, Coliseum 5:30-Classroom Teachers, Victory Room, Heidelberg 10:30-Industrial Arts, Room 104, Central High School 6:00-Teacher Education, Silver Room, Heidelberg

18 19 8:00--SHOW NIGHT, Chair Side, Coliseum Floor 9:30--Attn. Center Principals, Small Conference Room, 10:00--Reception, Heidelberg Victory Room Coliseum 9:30--Childhood Education, War Memorial Bldg. Audi torium FRIDAY, MARCH 15 9:30-Vocational, Galloway Church, 305 N. Congress Morning: St. 7:30-Alpha Delta Kappa Breakfast, Silver Room, Heid 10:30--College English, North Blue Room, Coliseum elberg ll:OO-SECOND GENERAL SES'SION, Chair Side of 7:30--Delta Kappa Gamma Breakfast, Victory Room, Coliseum Floor Heidelberg 7 :30--Supt.'s Advisory Comm. for Y-Teen Clubs Bkfst., Noon: Parlor A, Heidelberg 12:00-Agriculture Luncheon for 10-Year Men, Primos 8:00--Miss. Assn. of School Supt.'s Breakfast, Rose #3, 416 N. State St. Room, Heidelberg 12:00-2:00'-Deans of Women, Victory Foyer, Heidelberg 8:30-11:00--Health, P. E. & Recreation, Livestock 12:00--Distributive Education, Large Conference Room, Judging Arena Coliseum 8:30-11:00--Science, South Blue Room, Coliseum 12:00-3:00'-Library, Rose Room, Heidelberg 8:30-3:00-SMEA, Davis School, 750 N. Congress 12:00-Iota Lambda Sigma Luncheon, South Blue Room, 9:00-5:00--MSCW Open House, Dressing Room #2, Coliseum Coliseum 12:00-Miss. School Food Service Assn. Luncheon, Sun 9:00-Business Education, North Blue Room, Coliseum 'n Sand. 9:00-Classical, Municipal Library Auditorium 12:00-1:30-Vocational Bus. & Ofc. Education, Small 9:00-10:00-County Superintendents, Rose Room, Heid- Conference Room, Coliseum elberg 12:30--Central Miss. Blue Mt. Alumnae Luncheon, Pri 9:00-5:00'-Delta State College Open House, Dressing mos #3 Roon"l # 1, Coliseum 12:30-Miss. Assn. of School S"llpt.'S Luncheon, Banquet 9:00--Guidance, Chair Side of Coliseum Floor Side of Coliseum Floor 9:00-4:00--Miss. Instructional ETV Curriculum Lab, 2350 Oakhurst Dr. Afternoon: 9:00-5:00-Miss. State Univ. Open House, Check Room # 2, Coliseum l:30--Home Economics, 1st FIr. Auditorium, State Ofc. Bldg. 9:00--Social Science, Large Conference Room, Coli seum 2:00-Agriculture, War Memorial Bldg. 9:00-5:00-Univ. of Miss. Open House, Check Room 2:00-Elementary, Chair Side of Coliseum Floor # 3, Coliseum 2:00--Trade & Industrial, South Blue Room, Coliseum 9:00-5:00--Univ. of Southern Miss. Open House, Check 2:30-Jr. College Business Education Dressing Room Room # 1, Coliseum # 3, Coliseum '

20 21 Location --.ST.---Of The ~ississippi Coliseum

LEGr::::"'" Heidelberg Hotel 1. Sun 'n Sand Motor Hotel Walthall Hotel r 2. New Capitol Chamber of Commerce 3. Robert E. lee Hotel (Lamar Life Bldg.) 4. MunIcipal Library 13. City Auditorium 5. Greyhound Bus Station 14. Old Capitol 6. Governor's Mansion 15. Game & Fish Museum 7. War Memorial BUilding 16. State Fairgrounds & Coliseum I 8. LC.R.R. Station 17. Trallways Bus Station 9. King F.dward Hotel 18. CIty Hall and rloral Park ----.. - JR. COLLEGE BUSINESS EDUCATION ASSN. Alumni And Friday, 2:30 p.m., Dressing Room #3 in Coliseum. KAPPA KAPPA IOTA LUNCHEON-Thursday, 12 Noon, Parlors A & B, Heidelberg. Reservations may be Special Functions sent to Mrs. Anne Laster, Box 424, Hinds Jr. College, .. Raymond, Miss. 39154 . ADMINISTRATOR'S DINNER-Wednesday, 6 p.m., LOBBY SING-Wednesday, 9:15 p.m., Olympic Room, Victory Room, Heidelberg sponsored by Field Enterprises Heidelberg. Corp. Features Dr. William H. Nault, author of the Nault Study, who has just recently returned from behind McRAE'S FASHIONS, FOOD & FUN-Thursday, the Iron Curtain where he participated in a seminar 12/1:30 p.m. honoring Miss. teachers. There will be sponsored by the Comparative Education Society. His a fashion show of the latest spring fashions, a chignon topic is, "Education behind the Iron Curtain." Admin demonstration (and a free one to a lucky teacher!) a istrators are cordially invited to hear this exceptional luncheon and door prizes. Come to vVestland McR;e's speaker. for Fashions, Food & Fun. Buses will leave at 11:30 from the Miss. St. entrance of the Coliseum, and return ALPHA DELTA KAPPA BREAKFAST-Friday, 7:30, at 1:30. Silver Room. Heidelberg. Reservations may be made in advance through Sue vVilIiams, 3704 N. State, Jackson, .MEA RECEPTION-Thursday, 10 p.m., Heidelberg Miss. 39216. VIctory Room. CENTRAL MISS. CHAPTER, BLUE MOUNTAIN MISS. INSTRUCTIONAL TV CURRICULUM LAB ALUMNAE-Luncheon to be held Thursday, 12:30, ORATORY-Friday, between 9 and 4, open house at Primos # 3. Reservations are to be made at the Blue 2350 Oakhurst Dr., Convention visitors are invited to Mountain Booths 78 and 79 in the South Exhibit Bldg. meet members of the staff, and learn more about in structional curriculum being developed for the new DELTA KAPPA GAMMA BREAKFAST-Friday, statewide color ETV network. Refreshments will be 7 :30, Victory Room, Heidelberg. Send reservations to served. Betty Rawls, 566 North Park Drive, Jackson, Miss. 39206. MISS. ASSN. OF COACHES-Thursday, 11/2, Hardy DELTA STATE COLLEGE OPEN HOUSE-Thurs JI". HIgh School. A free luncheon will be served followed day and Friday, 9/5, Dressing Room # 1 in Coliseum. by lectures on baseball, track, football and basketball. HI-Y ADVISORY COMMITTEE BREAKFAST MISS. ASSN. OF SCHOOL SUPT:S BREAKFAST Thursday, 7:30, Parlors A & B, Heidelberg. Friday, 8, Rose Room, Heidelberg. Sponsored by Martin School Equip Co.; Miss. School Supply Co.; and Central IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA LUNCHEON-Friday, 12 School Supply Co. Noon, South Blue Room in Coliseum. MISS. ASSN. OF SCHOOL SUPT:S LUNCHEON JAYCEES LUNCHEON-Thursday, 12-1:30, Silver Friday, 12:30, Banquet Side of Coliseum Floor spon- Room, Heidelberg, to honor outstanding young educators. sored by Jasper Ewing & S-ons. '

24 25 UNIV. OF MISS. OPEN HOUSE-Thursday and Fri MISS. BOOKMEN'S ASSN.-Wednesday, 1 p.m., day, 9/5, Check Room #3 in Coliseum. Parlors A & B, Heidelberg. MISS. SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE ASSN.-(all Fri UNIV. OF SOUTHERN MISS. OPEN HOUSE day} Coffee: 8/9:30 Sun 'n Sand. Executive Board Thursday and Friday, 9/5, Check # 1 in Coliseum. Meeting, 8:30 Auditorium State Office Bldg. Registration 9/9:35 (same place). Morning Session, 9:45, same VOCATIONAL BUSINESS & OFFICE TRAINING place. Mrs. Marion Perkins, president, will give her EDUCATION LUNCHEON & MEETING-Friday, report. Mrs. Helen Walker, Winter Haven, Fla., will 12/1 :30, Small Conference Room in Coliseum. speak. Luncheon, 12 noon, Sun 'n Sand, Marvin Mc Lellan, Lexington, Miss. will speak. Installation of officers will follow. MISS. SCHOOL STUDY COUNCIL BREAKFAST Friday, 7:30, Victory Foyer, Heidelberg. MSCW OPEN HOUSE-Thursday and Friday, 9/5, Dressing Room #2 in Coliseum. MISS. STATE OPEN HOUSE-Thursday and Friday, 9/5, Check Room #2 in Coliseum. PAST PRESIDENTS LUNCHEON-Thursday, 12 noon, Press Room in Coliseum. PEABODY BREAKFAST - Thursday, 7:30, Rose Room, Heidelberg. PHI DELTA KAPPA BREAKFAST-Thursday, 7:30, Victory Room, Heidelberg.

SHOW NIGHT-Thursday, 8 p.m., Chair Side of Coliseum Floor. MISS. SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE ASSN.-Friday, 9:45 a.m. Pres. Ray Barksdale of Columbus presiding at the business session to be held in the 1st Floor Audi torium, Woolfolk State Ofc. Bldg. A luncheon will follow at 12:00 at the Sun 'n Sand.

SUPT.'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR Y-TEEN CLUBS BREAKFAST-Friday, 7:30, Parlor A, Heidel berg.

26 27 Section Programs Coliseum Ground Floor plan ADULT EDUCATION Thursday, 10:30 a.m., Press Room, Coliseum Charman: Jack Shank, Meridian JC A former director of Adult and Vocational Education MISSISSIPPI Sl REU [NT RANCE in the Jackson Public Schools, Dr. Monroe C. Neff, Director of the Division of Continuing Education, New York State Education Dept. will be guest speaker. AGRICULTURE Friday: Luncheon for 10-year Men: 12 noon, Primos, 416 N. State St. Meeting: 2 p.m., War Memorial Bldg. Chairman: James Reeves, Grenada Mississippi's State Supt. of Education, Garvin H. Johnston, will speak to vocational agriculture teachers on a topic of interest. AHS & JR. COLLEGE Thursday, 3 p.m., Press Room, Coliseum Chairman: Harold White, Booneville A uiscussion, led by Mr. White, on legislation and other pertinent topics will highlight this meeting. ART Coffee: Thursday, 8/9, Dressing Room #3, Coliseum, for members of MAEA. Meeting: Thursday, 9/10:30 a.m., Chair Side of the Coliseum Floor Chairman: Louis Walsh, Hinds Jr. Col. Program will be given by Mrs. Sandra Waugaman, Richmond, Va., who will discuss and show lessons taught on TV in her area, with emphasis on planning and using ETV to supplement the classroom teacher. ATTENDANCE CENTER PRINCIPALS Friday, 9:30 a.m., Small Conference Room, Coliseum Chairman: Otis Pigott, Itta Bena Pat L. Tornillo, J r., Executive Secretary of the Dade County (Fla.) DCT will be guest speaker.

28 29 AUDIO VISUAL CLASSROOM TEACHERS Breakfast: Thursday, 7:30, Victory Foyer, Heidelberg Banquet and meeting: Thursday, 5:30, Heidelberg Meeting: Thursday, 3 p.m., South Blue Room, Colisewn Victory Room Chairman: Warren Fesmire, McComb Chairman: Mrs. Anne Hardy, Jackson Dr. Paul Welliver, Director of the Miss. ETV Curricu Speaker will be Mary Frances Harper of Vicksburg, lum Laboratory, will speak. consultant for Ginn & Co. This section will seek to approve a new constitution Also present will be "Miss Mississippi," Joan Myers and by-laws, acceptable to the DA VI for national af - of Forest. She'll also be in the DCT booth at the filiation. Coliseum. BUSINESS EDUCATION COLLEGE Friday, 9 a.m., North Blue Room, Coliseum Meeting: Thursday, 9:30 a.m., Heidelberg Olympic Chairman: Dr. Annelle Bonner, USM Room Guest speaker is Mrs. Helen H. Green, Professor in the Luncheon: Thursday, 12:15, Heidelberg Olympic Room Colleges of Business and Education, Michigan State Univ. Chairman: Dr. Howard Cleland, Belhaven College CHILDHOOD EDUCATION COLLEGE ENGLISH Friday, 9:30 a.m., War Memorial Bldg. Commission: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Heidelberg Rose Chairman: Mrs. Pauline May, Jackson Rm. Speaking on, "Critical Reading and Children's Litera Meeting: Friday, 10:30 a.m., Heidelberg Olympic Rm. ture," will be Dr. Harryette B. Ehrhardt, Asst. Professor Chairman: Dr. Ralph E. Hitt, MSCW of Education at SMU, Dallas, Texas. Speaking on "Drama and the Theatre" will be Dr. To further emphasize the '68 ACE theme, "Confron Leonard L. Kahn, Chairman of the Dept. of Theatre tation and Commitment," the fourth grade of McWillie and Drama at Washington & Lee Univ. School, Jackson, will give a choral reading of one of Robert Frost's poems-and music. COLLEGIATE REGISTRARS & You are invited to view exhibits of children's art from ADMISSIONS OFFICERS Argentina and Taiwan on loan from national ACE I, which Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Silver Room, Heidelberg will be shown in the corridors of the War Memorial Chairman: Paul D. Hardin, Jackson Bldg. After the coffee and social hour, college registrars CLASSICAL will participate in panel discussions on the topics: "Reg Friday, 9 a.m., Municipal Library istrar's Responsibility in Reporting to Selective Service," Chairman: Mrs. H. Lee Quinn, McComb "The Graduate Student and Selective Service," and ad Dr. orman Pratt, President of the American Classical vice for those registrars contemplating a change, "What League and Professor in the Dept. of Classics at I wish I had known before I converted to Data Pro- cessing." Indiana University, will speak. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS Following Dr. Pratt's talk there will be a panel discus sion on the "Audio-Lingual Approach to the Teaching Friday, 9/10 a.m., Rose Room, Heidelberg of Latin." Members will also hear a report on the Latin Chairman: Calvin Hull, Quitman Tournament. Following the breakfast for the Miss. Assn. of School Superintendents, county superintendents will hold a 30 31 business meeting pertaining to matters of importance. Chairman: Mrs. Jane Goodson, Jackson They are also invited to the M.A.S.S. Luncheon at 12:30, Luncheon speaker will be Dr. Clarice M. Robinson, following the Second General Session. Professor of Business at William Carey College. Her DEANS OF WOMEN topic will be "Values." Following the luncheon new officers will be installed. Luncheon: Friday, 12 noon, Victory Foyer, Heidelberg Mrs. Bonnie Langdon of the Univ. of Southern Miss. is Chairman: Fay Marshall, Hinds Jr. Col. luncheon chairman. Following the luncheon, the program will be a panel Bosses am also invited as are all educational secretaries discussion, "Facing Our Emerging Issues;" with five and clerks whether members of MAES or not. educators participating. Dr. Sarah A. Rouse, Chairman, Division of Humanities, Miss. College, will act as ELEMENTARY moderator. Participants are: Dr. Katharine Rea, Ole Miss.; Dr. R. L. Jones, MSU; Mrs. \Villiam Norman, Friday, 2 p.m., Chair Side of Coliseum Floor Ole Miss; Ralph Brewer, State Dept. of Education. Chairman: Sue Minton, Brookhaven The panel presentation on, "Rights and Freedoms of After the devotional, pupils from Marshall Elementary Shldents," and the Booz-Allen & Hamilton Statewide in Jackson will perform. Education Study will include background information Dr. Robert N. Saveland, Geography Editor & Director and suggestions as to how student personnel workers of the Elementary-Social Science Division of Ginn & Co., relate to implementation of these issues. will speak on "Changing Behavior Through Area Studies." DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Luncheon: Friday, 12 noon, Large Conference Rm., ELEMENTARY Coliseum ADMINISTRATORS Chairman: Mac Baker, Hinds Jr. College Joint Meeting: Thursday, 11 a.m., Chair Side of Coli- Guest speaker will be Frank Hodson, associated with seum Floor the Marketing & Services Division of the National Cash Luncheon: 12/2 p.m., Banquet Side of Coliseum Floor Register Company, Dayton, Ohio. Chairman: Mrs. Eloise Walker, Clinton DRIVER EDUCA nON The Assn of Elementary Administrators will hold a joint meeting with the Miss. State Reading Council to Thursday, 9:30 a.m., Hardy Jr. High Auditorium hear Dr. Hanyette B. Ehrhardt, Assistant Professor of Chairman: Louis F. Boteler, Jackson Education at SMU in Dallas. Guest speaker will be Dr. Norman Key, Executive A luncheon for elementary administrators will im Secretary of the National Commission on Safety Educa mediately follow. tion of NEA. EDUCATIONAL SECRETARIES ENGLISH (MAET) Luncheon: Thursday, 12 noon, Heidelberg Victory Thursday, 3 p.m., Large Conference Rm., Coliseum Room Chairman: Dr. Robert Holland, Miss. State Univ. Business Meeting: Thursday, 2 p.m., Heidelberg Vic Dr. Douglas R. Sasser, President of Young Harris tory Room College, Georgia will speak.

32 33 GEOGRAPHY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Thursday, 9 a.m., Large Conference Rm., Coliseum General Meeting: Thursday, 10 a.m., War Memorial Chainnan: Mrs. Florence Wheat, Charleston Bldg. Auditorium Speaker will be Dr. Robert N. Saveland, Geography Area Meetings: Thursday, 11 a.m., War Memorial Bldg. Editor for Ginn & Co. His topic: "The Structure of Auditorium & Offices Discipline." Chairman: Billy R. Smith, Clinton GUIDANCE Dr. Clarence C. Holden, Associate Professor of Educa :rriday, 9 a.m., Chair Side of Coliseum Floor tional Administration at Univ. of Southern Miss., will talk on "The Junior High School Teacher We Need." Chairman: Dr. Mildred Crider, Miss. Col. President-Elect of the Miss. Personnel & Guidance LIBRARY Assn., John Weems of Jackson, will moderate a panel Workshop: Thursday, 9/12, Central High Cafeteria discus~,ion on "Current Concerns of Mississippi Coun Luncheon & Meeting: Friday, 12/3, Rose Room, selors. Heidelberg HEALTH, PHYSICAL Chairman: Mrs. Corrine Randazzo, Natchez EDUCATION & RECREATION Dr. Lena deGrummond, Professor of Library Science Friday, 8:30-11 a.m. Judging Arena, Fairgrounds at Univ. of Southern Miss., will present an illustrated Chairman: Dr. Mary Kate Miller, MSCW lecture on the collection of original illustrations and Coffee and doughnuts will be served prior to the manuscripts of childrens' books she has collected. 9 a.m. session on gymnastics. Martha Fulton of MSCW Elementary teachers and all librarians are invited to and Mrs. Wilhemine Damon of Meridian will demon attend the luncheon program. strate and narrate the program. Equipment is furnished MATHEMATICS by the Nissen Co. Thursday, 10 a.m., Rose Room, Heidelberg A business meeting is set for 10:30/11 a.m. Chairman: Mrs. Anita W. Ball, Brookhaven HOME ECONOMICS Guest speaker is Dr. Lola J. May, Mathematics Con Friday, 1:30 p.m., First Floor Auditorium, State Ofc. sultant with the Winnetka (Illinois) Public Schools. Bldg. MISS. STATE READING COUNCIL Chairman: Mrs. Nonie Lee Hardage, Carthage Thursday, 11 a.m., Chair Side of Coliseum Floor Dr. Aleene Cross, Head of the Home Economics Dept. at Univ. of Georgia, Athens, Ga. and Vice-President of Chairman: Troy White, Jackson the Home Economics Division of A VA, will speak on, Dr. Harryette B. Ehrhardt, Assistant Professor of Edu ''The Home Economics Teacher as a Vocational Edu cation at SMU in Dallas, will address a joint meeting of cator." the Miss. State Reading Council and the Miss. Assn. INDUSTRIAL ARTS of Elementary Administrators. Thursday, 10:30 a.m., Central High, Room 104 MODERN LANGUAGES Chairman: A. D. Nabors, Port Gibson Board Meeting: Thursday, 9:30 a.m., Press Room, E. F. Mitchell, head of the Dept. of Industrial Educa Coliseum tion at Miss. State Univ., will speak on current problems Am. Assn. of French Teachers; Thursday, 10 a.m., of these teachers. Dressing Room # 3, Coliseum

34 35 Am. Assn. of Teachers of Spanish & Portuguese: Thurs heal' Dr. George Hilliard, St. Petersburg, Fla. speak on, day, 10 a.m., Dressing Rm. #4, Coliseum "Working with Retired Teachers and NRTA." General Meeting: Thursday, 10:30 a.m., Small Con Dr. Hilliard is Associate Vice President of Area IV, ference Rm., Coliseum Natl. Assn. of Retired Teachers. SLESTA & ML College Luncheon: Thursday, 12 " There will also be ti~ e for reports, suggestions and noon, Small Conference Rm., Coliseum requests from the floor. Dr. D . Lincoln Canfield, Visiting Professor of Spanish at Southern Illinois Univ. in Carbondale, will speak to SCIENCE the Miss. Modern Language Assn. on, "Culture is Com Friday, 8:30/11 a.m., South Blue Room, Coliseum lllunication. " Chairman: Mrs. Ethel Lawshe, Pres.-Elect, Gulfport MUSIC & Jackson Music Night: Wednesday, 8:15 p.m., Heidelberg The meeting begins with a breakfast buffet, followed Olympic Rm. by a brief business meeting of the MSTA, Dr. Ashley G. Morgan, president, presiding. Lobby Sing: Immediately follow~ng Music Night Guest speaker will be Dr. J. D arrell Barnard, chairman Meeting: Thursday, starting at 9 a.m., Murrah High of the Dept. of Science Education at NYU, and editor School for Macmillan Co. Chairman: Dr. George MUllS, Delta State General Assembly of MMEA at 11 a.m. will hear SECONDARY ENGLISH the 70-voice chorus from Vicksburg Cooper High, di Thursday, 10:30 a.m., Large Conference Rm., Coliseum rected by Martin Bittick. Choral division at 2 p .m. will Chairman: Mrs. Allen O. Webb, Jackson hear Mr. Bittick discuss his music program and rehearsal Speaking on, "Linguistics : The Science of Language," technique. will be Dr. Sarah A. Rouse, Head of the Dept. of PHILOSOPHY English at Miss. College. Meeting and Luncheon: Wednesday, 9:30 a.m./1 p.m., SECONDARY PRINCIPALS South Blue Rm., Coliseum Thursday, 9 a.m., North Blue Rm., Coliseum Chairman: B. F. Smith, Wm. Carey Col. Chairman: Dr. Mercer Miller, Gulfport Dr. Harold N. Lee, Professor of Philosophy at New comb College and Tulane Univ., New Orleans, will be Dr. Ann Grooms, Dayton, Ohio, will speak on, guest speaker. "Changing Roles for Principals that Today's Educational Strategies Require." Dr. Harry Bear, MSU, and Dr. H arry K. Jones, MSCW, will also read papers. She is with the Kettering Foundation I/ D/ E / A. RETIRED TEACHERS SOCIAL SCIENCE Meeting & Luncheon: Thursday, 10/1, Kon-Tiki & Friday, 9 a.m., Large Conference Rm., Coliseum BaIi-Hai Rms., SWl 'n Sand Chairman: Charles Lippian, Pascagoula Chairman: Floyd C. Barnes, Jackson Dr. Porter Fortune, former Academic Dean at Univ. After registration, the morning session of the Miss. of Southern Miss., now Chancellor of Ole Miss, will talk Assn. of Retired Teachers will convene at 10:15 and on, "Teaching Social Studies for Modern Living."

36 37 Thackston, Vice-President, will present, "Operation - SPECIAL EDUCATION Talk Around." Candidates will be given an opportunity Entire Program Thursday in South Blue Rm., Coliseum to present their platforms. Chairman: Mrs. Eula Mae Scott, Jackson "Operation - Assembly Line" begins at 8:30 on Friday with an afternoon session at 1:30. The afternoon Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m., with a buffet session features the election and installation of SMEA luncheon at 12:30. officers followed, by Jackie Dear, Immediate Past Presi Mrs. Ernestine Rainey, MSU, will speak on, "To dent, presenting "Operation - Wind Up." Choose or Not to Choose: That is the Question." Mrs. Lois B. LaFollette, Jackson Poindexter Elem. TEACHER EDUCATION Principal, will use the topic, "How the Regul~r ~~acher and Special Education Teachers Share Matenals. Banquet: Thursday, 6 p.m., Heidelberg Silver Room Dr. W. R. Burris, State Supervisor of Special Education, Chairman: Dr. Roy L. Cox, MSCW will also speak briefly. Dr. William E. Cole, Univ. of Tennessee, will discuss "The" Changing Role and Status of the American Tea SPEECH cher. Business Session: Thursday, 10:30 a.m., North Blue Rm., Coliseum TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL Meeting: Thursday, 3 p.m., North Blue Rm., Coliseum Iota Lambda Sigma Luncheon: Friday, 12 noon, South Chairman: Dr. Hollis B. Todd, Miss. College Blue Rm., Coliseum Three officials of the Miss. R&D Center will appear Meeting: Friday, 2 p.m., South Blue Room, Coliseum in a symposium: Bill Smith, Bob Rowland and Dr. John Chairman: M. L. Thorn, Holmes Jr. Col. Quincy Adams. A question-and-answer period will follow. Marvin McLellan, with the Soil Conservation Service SMEA in Lexington, will speak on "The Future of Vocational Education in Mississippi." Thursday, 11 a.m./2 p.m., Registration at Coliseum; 3:30/6:30 p.m., Davis School VOCATIONAL Friday, 8:30 a.m./3 p.m., Davis School, 750 N. Congress Friday, 9:30 a.m., Fellowship Hall, Galloway Memorial Chairman: Christine Thomas, MSU Methodist Church, 305 N. Congress A table will be set up in the Fairgrounds Entrance to Chairman: Mrs. Nonie Lee Hardage, Carthage the Coliseum Foyer for SMEA registration prior to the Dr. Aleene Cross, Head of Home Economics Educa First General Session. Future teachers are urged to at tion at Univ. of Georgia, and Vice President of the Home tend and hear Dr. Caldwell. Economics Division of AVA, will speak on, "Current Late registration will be held in the auditorium en Challenges to Vocational Educators.' trance to Davis Elem. School, beginning at 3:30 p.m. The assembly will be called to order by President Chris tine Thomas, followed by introductions of the candidates with nominations being made from the floor. Rebecca 39 38 REMEMBER THEM - THEY REMEMBERED YOU CONVENTION EXHIBITORS These are the Jackson firms which advertised in the convention issue of the MISSISSIPPI EDUCATIONAL Booths 1-2--American Fidelity Assurance Company ADVANCE. Remember your advertisers as you plan Booth 3-Rand McNally your shopping tours. The welcome mat is out! Booth 4-Encyclopedia Americana BOOtll 5-Taylor Publishing American Fidelity Assurance Co. ______152 Millsaps Ave. Booths 6-9-Mississippi School Supply Company Art Supply Headquarters ______A13 Tombigbee St. Booth 10-A. J. Nystrom & Company Bomar's ______A30 E. Capitol St., Mart 51, Meadowbrook Booth 11-Encyclopaedia Britannica Ed. Corp. Central School Supply Co. ______122 E. Pearl St. Booth 12-Reader's Digest City of Jackson ______City Hall Booth 13-Lyons & Carnahan Curriculum Materials Corp. ______119 S. Roach St. Booths 14-15-Steck-Vaughn The Emporium_AOO E. Capitol St., Maywood, Northwood_ Booth 16-Scott, Foresman & Company Gus Mayer ______507 E. Capitol St. Booth 17-Laidlaw Brothers Hale & Jones ______141 S. Lamar St. Booth 18--The L. W. Singer Company, Inc. Hederman Brothers ______Corner, Pearl & Congress Booth 19-The Economy Company Hendrick Graduate Supply House ______1620. N. Mill St. Booths 20-21-Ginn and Company Hester & Hester ______Petroleum Bldg. Booth 22-American Book Company Hotel Heidelberg ______131 E. Capitol St. Booths 23-26-Martin-School Equipment Jasper Ewing & Sons, Inc. ______123 E. Pearl St. Booth 27-Field Education Pub., Inc. McRae's ______202 W. Capitol, Meadowbrook, Westland Booth 28-L. L. Ridgway Martin School Equipment Co. ______303, E. Hamilton Booth 29-Hendrick Graduate Supply House Miss. Filmstrips, Inc. ______506 E. Northside Dr. Booths 30-31-Jasper Ewing & Sons Miss. Hospital & Medical Service ______503 E. Woodrow Booth 32-Mason Candies Wilson Ave. Booth 33-Modern Talking Pictures Miss. Petroleum Committee ______215 Lamar Life Bldg. Booth 34-American Crayon Company Miss. Power & Light Co. ______Electric Bldg. Booth 35-AMSCO S-chool Publications, Inc. Morl's ______111 W. Capitol, Westland, Maywood Booths 36-37-Science Research Associates, Inc. Primos Restaurants ______Four Locations Booth 38-Weber Costello School Pictures, Inc. ______1712 N. Mill St. Booths 39-40-Prentice-Hall, Inc. Southern Bell Telephone Co. ______Telephone Bldg. Taylor Publishing Co. ______11.1 Millsaps Ave. Booth 41-Encyclopaedia Britannica Ed. Corp. Films United Gas Corp. ______151 E. Griffith BOOtllS 43-44-Scholastic Magazines The Vogue ______146 E. Capitol St. Booth 45-Benefic Press Booth 46-W. H. Sadlier, Inc.

40 41 Booth 47-American Education Publications Booth l06-A. C. McClurg Booth 49-Charles Cardner Company Booth l07-Hester & Hester Insurance Co. Booth 51-Charles Merrill Publishing Co. Booth lOB-Xerox Ed. Div. Booth 52-Harcourt, Brace & World Test Booth lO9---Eyegate House Booths 53-54-Harcourt, Brace & World Booth 1l0-Southern Central Booths 55-56-Standard School Service Booth lll-Hammond, Inc. Booth 58-Montag, Inc. Booth l12-Southwest Tablet Booth 59---American Fidelity Insurance Co. Booth 113--Coronet Instructional Films Booths 60-6l-Tayloe Paper Company Booth 114-Houghton Mifflin Booths 62-68-Registration Booth U5-F. A. Owen Booths 69-70-Holt, Rinehart & Winston Booth 116-Southwestern Publishing Company Booths 7l-72-ltek Business Products Booth 117-Field Enterprises Ed. Corp. Booth 73--Follett Booths l1S-119-Silver Burdett Company Booth 74-Crolier Ed. Corp.-School & Library Div. Booth l20-D. C. Heath Booths 75-76-Harper & Row Pub. Booth l2l-Allyn & Bacon, Inc. Booth 77-7S-The Jenkins Book Company Booth 79---Western Publishing Co. SOUTH BUILDINC Booth SO-Milton Bradley Publishing Co. Booths lS-2S-Addkison Hardware Booth Sl-S2-McCormick-Mathers Publishing Co. Booth 3S'--Mississippi Forestry Comm. Booth S3--J. B. Lippincott Company Booth 4S-Electronic Futures, Inc. Booth S4-Macmillan-School Dept. Booth 5S-U. S. Air Force Academy Booth 85-9l-Registration Booth 6S-Cray's Audio Visual Booth 92-Tandy Leather Booth 7S-Collier-Macmillan Library Services Booth 93--Nifty Div.-St. Regis Paper Co. Booths 8S-9S--Central School Supply Booth 94-Best School Pictures Booth lOS-IBM Booth 95-Mississippi Filmstrips, Inc. Booth llS-U. S. Air Force-Recruiting Booth 96-Sanford Inc. Booth l2S-School Pictures Booth 97-Creative Playthings Booth l3S-Herschel Smith Company Booth 98-Bankers Fidelity Insurance Booth l4S-0ffice Supply Booth 99-l00-Webster Division-McCraw-Hill Booth 15S,--Mississippi Petroleum Booth lOl-102-Film Division-McCraw-Hill Booth 16S-Blevins Popcorn Company Booth 103-Test Division-McCraw-Hill Booth 17S-Josten's Booth lO4-Cregg, Technical Ed.-McCraw-Hill Booth ISS-Amory Public Schools Booth 105-W. H. Curtin Booth 19S-Yazoo City Public Schools

42 43 Booth 20S-Moss Point Public Schools Booths 76S-77S-William Carey College Booth 2lS-Jackson Public Schools Booths 78S-79S-Blue Mountain College Booth 22S-Bob Friedman Associates, Inc. Booths 80S-8IS-University of Southern Mississippi Booth 23S-0liver H. Vanhorn Co., Inc. Booths 82S-83S-Mississippi College Booth 24S-American Jet Spray Industries, Inc. Booths 84S-85S'---Delta State College Booth 25S-Betty Benson Fine Candies Booths 86S-87S-Belhaven College Booths 26S-29S-Talley Rayborn School Supply Booths 88S-94S-Lounge Area Booth 30S'---Instructional Television Curriculum Booths I02S-103S-Miss, Petrified Forest Booths 3IS-32S-Classroorn Teachers Booth 1OIS-The Lanier Company Booth 33S-Rockwell Mfg. Co. Booth I04S-Marsh & Clyburn Products Booth 34S-Southern Bell Telephone Co. Booth I06S-Hertzberg-New Method, Inc. Booth 35S-American Institute for Foreign Study Booth I07S-Fearon Publishers Booths 36S-37S-Target Photo Supply Co. Booth I08S-Demeo Library Supplies Booths 38S-39S-The "Lisco" Company Booth I09S-Youth Ed. Systems Booth 4IS-E. R. Moore Booth lIOS-IlIS-Mississippi State Univ. Booths 42S-44S-3M Business Products Booths 1I2S-Il3S-Laurel City Schools Booth 45S-Work or Study Abroad Schools Booths Il4S-Il5S-Vicksburg Public Schools Booth 46S-John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Pub. Booth 1I6S--Gerrard, Inc. Booth 47S-0pen Court Publishing Company Booth 117S-Miss. Trucking Association Booths 48S-49S-A. B. Dick, Inc. Booth 50S-The Lanier Company Booth SIS-Gulfport Public Schools Booth 52S-Natchez Public Schools Booth 53S-Pascagoula Public Schools Booth 55S-Meridian Public Schools Booth 56S-Biloxi Public Schools Booth 57S-Greenville Public Schools Booth 58S-Central Scientific (CENCO Ed. Aids) Booth 59S-Mississippi Association of Coaches Booth 60S'---Internal Revenue Service Booths 62S-64S-Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. Booths 65S-71S-Lounge Area Booths 72S-73S-M S C W Booths 74S-75S-Millsaps

44 45 1968 MEA Convention Theme:

"Better Schools .. Our Commitment to Mississippi's Children"