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

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Senior Class Gladys Covington Lucien, Miss. ART , ' :0; J[. E. K. ' IS. ■!!). ■2u; Art A smile for all, a rvelcome glaJ, A jovial, coaxing ma she had. Her name suits her well indeed, Gladys May Cyaroline, belter known as Glad. She ' s Glad the end of the world didn ' t come last summer, she is Glad she can sometimes find some one to ride the cyars with her on Sunday mornings, she is Glad she gets specials on Sunday afternoons. All of which proves that she has a sunshiny, sweet, and lovable disposition. Her artistic talent is marked and is reflected in her tasteful personal appearance. Ethel Dove Hamburg, Miss. PIANO Pliilomathean; Treasurer Philos .Secoiul Term 19; Philo Anniversarian ' 19: Cliahman of V. W. A.; Program Committee ' 20; Chorister B. Y. P. U. ' 21); Jlusiical Editor or Annual ' 20; President Special Class ' 19. Is there a heart that music cannot melt. Ethel, better known as Dovie. is another one of our Musical heroes. and is making two recitals in one year. She expresses her tenderest thoughts through the notes of the sweetest music. Ethel is nol a camouflage by any means, but she shows her real talent not only in piano but through the speech art world. She is taking a postgraduate work in this line. Her talents are not only her fine qualities; she is lovable and pretty and admired by all who know her. Page tivent -fivc

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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

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Clc Rennie Dear Bassfield, Mi: B.A. 9, -20; Mission Study Leader ' 17; Vice-President Her modest loot s the cottage might adorn, Srveet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. Her name is appropriate, for she is truly Ri degree. We find her studying, then studying s a Htlle more. She is reserved but not timid, and a good listener, but wh speaks, there is always an audience. Dear to everybody, conscientious to the superlative more and then just to be sure she ' ll pass, studying she plays as when she Edna Fort Gulfport, Miss. speech art Dramatic Club; Me Family; Poet of Ju A hig heart, always wishing to Jo right. And to he friendly with everybody Edna m her Her friends call her Baby, and her enemies — well, she hasn ' t any. If you wish to know whe is any time, look in the Speech Department and you are sure to find her there working Senior recital. She has been with us three years and it is rumored that she ' ll be back next year to take her A.B. degree. Next year Seniors are to be congratulated upon their new member. N Page twenty-.