William Carey College - Crusader / Pine Burr Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

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3litiitnr f 0?m This little poem will certainly be a mockery to a ditty or chime. Since I could never make a rhyme at the right time, But just to show you I ' m a Junior and don ' t mind trying. You must take a little tip from me about the class without sighing. My desire is neither to exaggerate nor prevar- icate, For truly we are all great enough, for just plain facts to relate. Our class is one among the happiest in the world. We have to us each dav new truths unfurled. Who are these youthful climbers gay. What is this e ' er progressing mass Which now advances up the way? ' Tis the Nineteen Hundred Fourteen Class. Our stately and gracious President HoUey Will scale the height of the glorious goal. In her heart there is courage and fruition great. And her efforts shall yield golden and precious freight. Tho ' Cora does stunts that would make the bravest tremble. And about which the faculty doth assemble. We can boast of her as having most boundless grit. Always battling with Trig, or Analxt. Both gentle and unassuming is she. With a smile for everybody, so innocent and free; ' Tis Gladys around to make everything cheer, When all is gloomy and drear. May is greater than circumstances, forward she does look With the patience of love as a stream from the brook. There ' ll be changes impressed, on all faces and shown. When they, thy gentlest and tenderest influ- ence, do own. Carrie, Carrie, Ay! forever laugh thy girlish laughter, Then a moment after. Sneeze thy foolish sneeze. When we shall part and our college life is o ' er. When classmates dear say farewell forever more. When tears of love from our eyes are flowing free. The fondest remembrance of all will be M. W. C. — Class Poet.

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3uni0r Qllasa Holley McLendon ------ Richton, Miss. Carrie Jackson ------- Hattiesburg, Miss. Cora Hudson ------- Clyde, Miss. Gladys Guynes ------- Laurel, Miss. May Rogers ------- Paehuta, Miss.

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