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

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PiKLE i3UK;I 1QS3 Birdie Mae Branch B.A. SMITHDALE, MISS. Phllomathean: Choral Club. ' 21: Class Secretary. ' 21: Secretary of Y. V. A., ' 21; Secretary of Mission Band. ' 21; Student Council. ' 23; Le Cercle Francais. ' 23; Class Prophet. ' 23; Business Manager Scissors. ' 23. S ie ' s just of the quiet kind, iv iose nature never varies. Most of your friends you merely love — a few you adore. Birdie is among the lat- ter. She is the kind of friend that you place apart from and above the others. She is noted for her tact and is ever ready to Rejoice with them that do re- joice and weep with thenp that weep. Her sympathy never fails — even the freshmen go to her with their troubles. Birdie has made an enviable record throughout her college course and has worked her way into the hearts of both students and teachers. Judging from her pa.5t we do not hesitate to predict for her a bright and successful future. The memory of you will linger long in our hearts, Birdie, and our best wishes will follow you through life. LuciLE Bell E.XPRESSION POCAHONTAS, MISS. Phllomathean; Swimi Beauty Section Pine retary and Treasure! Itt Family; Vice-Pres Delta. ng Team. 22, ' 23: ' 22. ' 23: Sec- Club: Member Sigma Gamma Bu Sot afraid of work, but rather not be intimately associated •wit i it. Lucile IS one of our Speech Arts Sen ors. The little quotation u nder her name does not mea n to imply that she does not No indeed! It simply m sans that she is more fori unate than som e of tlie rest of us becau se she gets re ults without having to bu rn the midnighl oil. Y ou can see for your self that Lucile has more tha n her shai-e of good looks, and the Beau tv Section o the Pine Burr Will suffer d icidedly wh en she leaves Paye liirnty-tivo

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PiHE BlJ] Senior Class IvA Lo ' i ' Bass B.S. MON ' lICELLO, MISS. Hermenian: Le Cercle Francais. ' 21: ' 2; President Keithly B. V. P. U.. ' 21: Secit tary Freshman Class. 21; Secretary Hei menian- Society, ' 22: Itt Family, ' 2; Byrd Medal. ' 22: Mission Study Leade 23: T W. ■23; Scii lie Bpsilon Omega Theta. ' 23, None but herself can be her parallel. As for Iva Loy, we find her studyins then studying some more, just to m£ sure slie ' U pass. She won the Scholar ship Medal of ' 22. Iva L.oy is a ver: ambitious student. She has a higrh sens, of honor, which assures us tliat he sphere of usefulness will be nobly fui fllled. And we are sure that her bril liant mind and strength of characte will enable her to obtain lofty heights KiTTv Butts B.A. VICKSBURC, MISS. Hermenian; Vice-President Keithly B. Y. P. U.. ' 22; Student Council ' 22. ' 23; Most Denaure Junior. ' 22; Captain Company B. ' 22; Vice-President S, V, B.. ' 22. ' 23; Choral Club. ' 22: Vice-President T. W. A.. ' 23: Mission Study Leader, ' 23: Le Cercle Francais, ' 23: Scissors Staff. ' 23; Epsilon Omega Theta. Not too serious, not too (lay. But a rare good fetto ' u. ' «.■ ; ■« it comes to play. Kitty is naturally of a quiet and unob- trusive nature and has that rare qual- ity of always being contented and happy. As a friend and classmate her equals are few and her superiors none. Kitty has alw ' ays shown a cheerful spirit, has ai- •n-ays been a hard worker and has never shirked at doing her full duty. Her clear, outspoken manner, her sincerity, light-heartedness and earnestness have made for her a host of friends and a Paffe Iwenty-one

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PtMTE BuRJ -1QS3 Senior Ch Clotilde Idelle Batson Speech Arts poplarville, miss. Philomathean; President Philoma theans. ' 22: Philomathean Anr iversaria n, ' 22; Orchestra. ' 22, ' 23; Glee :iub, ' 23; Treas- urer Pi Delta Sigma, ■ 21, ' 22, 23; Itt Family : Class Tennis, ' 2; Class Swim- ming. ' 22, ' 23 Member Red Cro ss Life Saving Corps; Charter Member A, A,; Winner Expressio n Medal, ' 21: Athletic Editor Pine Bi rr ' 22, ' 2; ; Memhe Inter- Club Council; College Ch eer Leade r, ' 23. Leave Silence to the Saints; J am but human. ■ ' All right now. girls, pitch it low. says Clo. our cheer leader, and let me tell you right here that we immediately ■pitch it low. When this young lady speaks we all step lively. There is not a more popular girl in school than Clo- tilde. With her contagious good humor and her endless supply of enthusiasm she makes us an ideal cheer leader. She excels in athletics. As I should have starteti at the ver ' first. Clo ' s career in the Speech Arts Department has been very successful from the beginnine. In her freshman year she won the G. P. Smith Expression Medal and this year sees her Anniversarian of the Philo Lit- erary Society. Good luck to you. Clo ' The Class of ::3 believes in you. RuBYE Muriel Broadwater B.S. UTICA, MISS. Hermenian; Choral Club. ' 21. ' 22; Vice- President Student Council, ' 23; Le Cercle Francais. ' 23; Vice-President Hinds County Club. 23; Editor-in-Chief Scis- sors, ' 23; Secretary and Treasurer Class ' 23. Honors come by diligence ' Rubye came to us from Utica, Miss.. has labored for the past rour years, has proven herself a brilliant stuc a jolly classmate and a true friend, has shown her ability to do things for this reason we made her edito chief of our Scissors. This task she performed in a creditable way and as goes to take her place in the wide we hope that her duties there ma; equally as well performed. Good w to you, Rubye. Page tiventy-three