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

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JBlgifetrtifeHMiiaH Ji iJi iMSaiH-R.l ' .E i»u«Sji«a« ijii : stvamitaxix Clc Fannye Morris Columbia, B.A Mi; Hermenian : Business Mar Editor of Scissors ' 20; Pr President of B. Y. P. U. omore Class ' IS; Vice-Pr menian Society First Tern Vice-President Second Te sident of 500 Club ' 20 Joke E Varsity .n Study iident of Junior Class ' 19: Secretary and Treasurer c ■IT; Vice-President Third Term ' 17; Treasurer Third To n ' 20; Glee Club ' IS; Captain Ball Team ' 20. Alhleti be In her first Ity bad w ady to run as f and attractivenc! possesses great dignity. Fev sorry for those less, fortunate aturaln she mill, she will vou may depend on ' I; And if she n on ' (, she nion ' l; so there ' s an end on ' I. love — the fact is, if it were not for Fannye. Senior ly. She is always on hand, ready to hike a5 many mih 1 as fast a race as anybody until it comes lime to r ■tiveness can be relied on to keep the crowd laughin pie have the privilege of knowing her well. ady to play and yet they nd those so ble would as hard Fann ' s .ay she sed are Mae Middleton Brookhaven, Miss. B.S., HOME SCIENCE DIPLOMA ■18. ' 19; Sec- M. E. K. ' 19 menian Society ' IS; K. K. K. ' 18, ' 19; I. P. S. ' 1 Athletic .Association ■19; Secretary and Treasurer Junior ' 19; Mission Study Leader ' 19; Athletic Editor Annual ' 19; Assistant Business Manager Scissors ' 20; Secretary and Treasurer Hermenian Second Term ■20. Thou who h i some celestial clue couldst find The way to see the hearts of all mankind. y about Mae. but to sum it up in a nutshell — she ' s the kind of gl jthers to marry. She is wholesome and sweet, and before she beg ys jolly and cheerful. She has distinguished herself on the athletic eshman year. Being an excellent cook and seamstress, she says it a good — chauffeur. Ther ■s so much one could sa other g ' ris w Duld like their br study o psyt hology w as a wa havm g Bade vars ity ir her F earne St desir to mak e hr ed I that in the field, is her Page twenly-nin

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a Senior Class May Jopes Logtown, Mii B.A. ( T»as a glaj good morning As she passed along the Tvav, Bui h spread the morning ' s glor Over the livelong Jav. Could any one guess who those two are who have just crossed the campus? May is one of them, who is quite a contrast with her dark hair and eyes to her roommate. Florence. These two might well be called the modern Ruth and Naomi, for where one goes the other goes also. May is a fine student with great promise. We wonder is she going to teach Math as she says. Myrtle Hunt Moss Point, Miss. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS DIPLOMA Philomatliean; Editor-in-Chief of the Pine Burr ' 20: Local Editor of Scissors ' 20: Pres- ident of Y. W. A. ' 20; Member of 500 Club ' 20; President of Specials ' 18; Jlission Study Leader ' IS; Treasurer of Philos Third Term ' 19; Treasurer of Sophomore Class ' IS; Officer of B. Y. P. U. ' 17. ' IS, ' 19. Oh, if I could onl mal(e you see The clear blue e es, the lender smile! Will Myrtle ever stop oiggling? We hope not. for it is such a happy sound to all of us who love her. If you think she is entirely frivolous, watch her land a forty-dollar ad for the Pine Burr. Myrtle has made a good President of the Y. W. A. She has a bright disposition and a keen sense of humor. We are sure her life will be useful in her profession as teacher, but because of her diploma and splendid record in Home Science, we fear her career may be cut short. Page laenfy-eight

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.= Clc Edna Mangum Magee, Miss. B.A Philnmathean Offic r of B. V. P. President ' IS Clas Poet ■19; C Pine Burr •2( : Vice -President Ph of Pliilos Thi rd Te m ' 20. Study Leader ' IS; Class Vice- ; Assistant Business Manager retary 500 Club ' 20; President Tbe laugh thai TDin Edna was never known to have a grouch, believing very strongly that when you laugh the world laughs with you. Her accomplishments are many, for when she begins a task she never stops (ill it ' s finished. Because of her generous, sympathetic nature, she is admired by all from the Freshies lo her own fellow-Seniors. GoLA Mangum Magee, Miss. B.A Philomathean; Officer of B. Y. P. U. 17. ' IS; Class Historian ' 10; Assistant Kindergarten Teacher ' 19; Glee Club 19; Assistant Business Manager of Pine Burr ' ll : 500 Club ' 20; President of Ptillomathean Society Second Term 20. ' ' And ranl( for her meant duty, various. Yet equal in ils Tvorih, done woTthily. Command was service; humblest service done By willing and discerning souls was glory. Although Gola ' s picture makes her look rather dignified, yet she is a jolly girl who makes many friends. Her independence of thought is exhilarating and her college work is excelled (?) by none. Unswerving m duty, she is a loyal, true-hearted friend, lo whom it is impossible to associate the word failure. Page thirty