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

 - Class of 1917

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Cammie Hurst Lucedale, Miss. A. B. DEGREE am sometimes sorr ) thai I am a woman, bul I ' m vcr glad thai I ' m nol a man — shouldn ' t care to be an angel. Love is Cammie ' s forte. She makes a great hit with the men. We all admire her charming personality and good-will. She has always stood among the first of her class and has made an ex- cellent record all the years she ' s been here. We know that she will make good in any line that she wishes to pursue. Secretary and treasurer of Junior class. Vice-President Senior class 17. Vice-President Philo ' s second term ' 17. Varsity basket-ball ' 14. Lois Myers Silver Creek, Miss. A. B. DEGREE A plug hat an ' a long face don ' t mal(e dignityi. Among the members of the class of 1917, there IS not one that has greater intellectual powers than Lois. She has great ability to find the point of con- tact. She IS always happy — especially when she hears from Harvard. We predict great success for ' her wherever she goes for she will not be downed. Varsity basket-ball 14. Tennis club ' 14, 16, ' 17. Prophet of Junior class 16. President Philo ' s second term 17. First orator of Philo ' s 17.

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May Davis Foxworth, Miss. B. S. DEGREE Humble and self denying She is living a life of love And bright with gems is the crown I have read for her above. We are sorry lo see her go. She entered this school In its first year — five years ago and having stayed thus long in the bosom of her Alma Mater, she carries with her the ideals and hopes that she has received from this intimate contact. She is a painter of no mean ability. On account of the un- excelled interest she took in the Christian work of the school, she was elected President of Y. W. A. in her Freshman year. President of Y. W. A. ' 14. Vice-President Y. W. A. ' 17. Class artist 16. Philomathean Secretary first term 17. Philomalhean President third term 17. Class poet 17. Pine Burr Art Editor ' 17. Third Philomathean orator 17. Mission study leader 15, 16. and 17. Glee Club ' 16 and ' 17. Blue Seal S. S. diploma 14. Winner of medal for best essay 16. Dolores Doolittle Slate Springs, Miss. B. S. DEGREE Don ' l worrv dear — it doesn ' t pav The cheerful heart maizes bright the map. Her name Is very appropriate for there is a mys- terious sadness about her that touches the heart of everyone — especially when those frequent epistles from M. C. fall to come just on time. There is not a more conscientious student in the class and she never falls lo take her stand for the right. What- ever she attempts she can not fail, for if digging on Psy is a fair test of perseverance, she surely has it. Class President ' 14. Mission study leader 16 and 17. Member of Hermenlan Literary Society.



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Lottie Maffett Pontotoc, Miss. A. B. DEGREE There Tvai no one lil e her, though there njcre man ) imitators. Everyone adored her, and in return ihe mas pleasant and courteous to everyone. Only one session she has been with us, but we feel ihat we would have missed much if she had not come. Since the first day, she has been lined up with the best interests of the school. For naught that sets ones heart at ease, or giveth happiness or peace, is low esteemed in her eyes. We believe that when she goes out she will continue to build as she has done here. President of Hermenian Literary Society second term 17. First orator of Hermenian 17. CoRRiE Mitchell Taylor, Miss. A. B. DEGREE The girl that ' s ivorlh while Is the girl that can smile When everything goes dead mrong. Three years ago she began smiling on the wom- an ' s College. We have watched her stand Where the brook and river meet and pass over into young womanhood — into a promised land in which her cheerful disposition will mean much to her. We prophesy that many a heart will be cheered, many a load be made lighter, many a home be made bet- ter, because she has passed that way. President of Hermenian second term 16. Member of Glee club 16. President Hermenian first term 17. Anniversarian Hermenian 17. Business manager of Pine Burr 17. Historian of Senior class 17. President of Sunday School class 1 7. Mission study leader 16. Quiz leader B. Y. P. U. -17.

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