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

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==a Clc Lynnie Allbritton Music the fiercesl grief can charm. And fate ' s severest rage disarm. We have few girls so talented as Lynn. The piano is to her what the Jew ' s-harp is to the nigger, and much to Mr. Thickitun ' s delight, her taste runs to Chopin and Beethoven. However, she is not above playing a popular little ditty now and then. Besides being an accomplished musician, Lynn is a wonderfully likeable girl, charming both in manner and appearance. KaTHRYN BrUMFIELD Magnolia, Miss. B.S., HOME SCIENCE DIPLOMA Hermenian; President Green B. Y. P. U. ' 17, ' IS; S. P. S. ' IS, ' 19; M. E. K. ' IS, ' 19; K. K. K. ' IS. ' 19; President Junior Class ' 19; Secretary and Treasurer Hermenian Literary Society First Term ' 19; Art Editor of . nnual ' IS, ' 19: Program Committee Y. W. A. ' 19. ' 20: Business Manager Scissors ' 20; President Hermenian Literary Society Tliird Term ' 20: Mission Study Leader ' 19. •To s And I up all. h. Tve are mc mrr rry. V, advise; ay nie s l7 he Heic she is; let no one overlook her career : makes herself so useful that W. C. will neve placards, making sandwiches, or planning joke remark. Her quick and apt retorts make her the best wish wished her for her future succesi She s a student, nor pass lightly by her Senior dinnity. be the same without her. By useful, we mean painting On no occasion is Tut caught without some suitable a delightful companion. May the wish of this class be Page tweniy-lhree

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PRESIDENT STEVENS Senior Class Colors: Old Rose and Silver Molio: To thine own self be Irue. Officers Addie Mae Stevens President Edna Mangrum Vice-PresUenl Anna Bell Spell Secrelar ) and Treasurer Florence Ferguson Class Historian May Jopes Class Prophet Addie Mae Stevens Meridian, Miss. B.A. Treasurer of Y. W. A. ' 19; President Student Mission Band ' 19; Piesident of Pliilo- mathean Society First Teim ' 20; President of Senior Class ' 20; Secretary to President ' 20. When our far future ' s record is unsealed Her name 7i t7 shine among the brightest stars. Here is the future business woman of our class, efficient, steady and dependable. Our great confidence in her character and ability is shown In the important offices she has filled. In the special sphere of a presidential chair, Woodrow Wilson hasn ' t a thing on Addle Mae, except a trip to Europe. She Is a good student, a good leader, and a good friend. Page taent -lTiio

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j Senior Class I. B. BuFORD Jackson, Miss. SPEECH ART Chorister Senior B. Y. P. U. ' IS: Secretarj- of Senior B. Y. P. U. ' 20; Vice-President of Y. W. A. ' 20; Pliilo Anniversarian ' 20; 500 Club ' 20; Philomathean. No matter what the subject be — For information, come to me. I. B., better known to us as B, is the chatterbox of the class. She talks of everything and everybody, but most particular Astor. Her social and conversational abilities and perpetual good humor make her welcome anywhere, at all times. B has made a fine record and we wish her all kinds of good luck in whatever line of work she may choose. Eunice Collins Sumrall, Miss. B.A. isors ' 20; Vice-President Hermenian Literary Society Society Second Term. A truer, nobler, trustier heart. More loving, or more lo]ial, never beat IVithin a human breast. Everybody loves Eunice. Why not? She is not the Happy-go-lucky kind, but the girl one likes to have for a friend. Her wit sparkles out when least expected. Eunice has made a brilliant record in school, which portends for her a brilliant future. Efficiency is her middle name, and if you need any further recommendation, we refer you to her teachers. Page tment -fo