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

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Senior Class Bernice Batson Applicant lor E. pr€ Hattiesburg, Miss. ind Voice Diplomas The Ughl of love, the pun ' lj) of grace. The mind the music breathing from her face. Bernice Is a lown girl with a finger in every pie. The temptations to do society come to her quite often, but she is such an excellent pupil that she can yield and still keep up with the best members of her class. One would never tire of hearing Ber- nice sing and read. She is quite wonderful when it comes to entertaining the soldiers at Camp Shelby; because of her talent, wit and humor, because every- one likes her, because of her operatic selections for the ukulele and because the nightmgales haunt her windows and pour their melodious notes into her soul. Hermenian; Glee Club ' 14. ' 15. ' IG, ' 17. •IS. ' 19; Happy Dozen Club ' 15. ' le, ' IT; Dramatic Club ■14. ' Is, ' 16. ' 17. ' IS. ' lil; Music Club ' 14, ' 15, ' 16. ' 17, ' IS, ' lil; French Club ' 17, ' 18. ' 19; ■■Somewhere in France Club ' LS. ■IS; ■ ' The Big Three ' 17. ' IS; Double Quartet ■16. ■17, ' IS. Annette Bedford . . Hattiesburg, Miss. And her modest answer and graceful air Sham her H ' ise and good as she is fair Hail, blithe spirit! We must banish care and let enthusiasm enter. She maintains the happy faculty of half work and half play thai neither grinds nor flunks. In the exchange of memories Annette will probably recall the many Sunday afternoon car rides. We all watch her wider field. Annette has been here since the founding of the school and during that time she has won a host of friends. She will be greatly missed and we hope that she will not make her future home loo far away. Philomathean; Huh Club ' 16. ■K. ■!!•■. Class Prophet ' 17; Junior Tennis Club; Music Club ' 17. ' IS; M. E. K. ' IS, ' lU; KKK ' 19; O. W. L. ' 19; Frat Club ■IS; Music Editor Annual Start ' IS- ' ISI; Y. W. Cho ■18. (21)

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Senior Class Class Moth: Don ' t Be a Quarter Horse Flower: Sweet Peas Colors: Pink and Green Officers Era Ford President Gladys Page Vice-President Rosalie Speed Secretary Sara Whitten Treasurer Annette Bedford Historian Lois Page • . . Prophet Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jones Class Sponsors Bernice Batson Annette Bedford Bessie Bryant Elsie Cochran Katie Mae Dear Ethel Dove Era Ford Members Vannx Herrin Irene Lott LiLLiE Mae Mann CoRiNNE McGee Vera Bryant Ruby O ' Mara Gladys Page Lois Page Dorothy P ' Pool Venie Ross Tama Rogers Brilla Sandifer Myrtie Shows Rosalie Speed Ada Thames Sarah Whitten Gladys Wilkinson Dorothy P ' Pool Piano Annette Bedford Voice Bernice Batson Tama Rogers Elsie Cochran Home Science Katie Mae Dear LiLLiE Mae M ann Brilla Sandifer Art Vera Bryant Dorothy P ' Pool Expression Ethel Dove Bernice Batson Rosalie Speed (20)

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Senior Class Bessie Bryant Sanford, Miss. Applicant lor B. A. Devoted, anxious, generous, void of guile. And with her Tvhole heart ' s welcome in her You have missed a lot if you don ' t know Bess. Her geniality and straight-forward life have won many friends for her. Bessie has been drinking at the fountain of knowledge as it flows at M. W. C. for six years. She is an excellent student and a splen- did young woman. Her kind and obliging disposi- tion wins friends for her wherever she goes. If suc- cess rewards her earnest efforts in her chosen work as it has in college, her life will be a useful and bene- ficial one. .Alember ol Philomathean Literary So- ciety; Mission Study Leader ' 16. ' 17, ' IS, 13; Literary Editor of Pine Burr ' 19; Vice-President Pliilomatliean Literary Society, Second Term, Elsie Cochran Hillsbc Mi: Woman is the holiday of man And every man is entitled to a holiday). Elsie is noted for her sweet disposition. Always pleasant, if she ever had a grouch, no one ever knew it. Kind to everyone, she is a friend indeed. Quiet — her presence is not proclaimed by either noise or loud apparel. A charming girl and a con- scientious student. In view of the fact that Elsie has an unbounded knowledge of Cookery, and s nee the way to a man ' s heart is through his stom- ach, we predict for her at least a life of service. (22)