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

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JTLIA MAE BRENT Voice Diph.iiia PICAYUNE, MISS quietly, and tortun Besides Judy tlie possessor MYRTLE BRENT ■e Jlajor, Hem, ' Seici SUMMIT, MISS. Roll B. V. r. U. The al tha Not very often do we find the combinatio Myrtle possesses — gentleness, refinement, the to be a good sport and an excellent student, her quiet, unassuming manner she has found j in every heart that no one but Myrtle can fill world needs vomen like her, and we ' re not i about the refieclion she will send back to M. he

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MARV LOT BERRV E.A. Knglisli Majnr -VKWHKBROK, MISS. Hi Ri. Rrrii BRAiii,i:v B.A. Knglisli : riijr.r IN ' VERXESS. MISS. Tile Epsilon Theti Ep.silon KapiKi ■!■::; Intel -Club founril LT, ; Y. W. A. Hermenians -2:.; V. W. A. t ahinet -2,1: Delta Club Cabinot ' d. Scissors Staff; Hikins Club. ■■A true fiienrl, a sood student, and a lo.val classmate. ■Xot too serious, not too gay. But a rare good fellow when it comes to jjlay. Meet Maiy I.ou. who so i -ell liked the looks of our .Senior Class that she doubled her work in order to There are many, many Ruths in the world, hut none graduate with the Class of ■25! That i.s what we call can be sweeter, truer, or dearer to the Class of 2. loyalty. And Ihe i ' lass or ■2ii would not be complete than the Ruth .iust above. Ruth ' s school life ha without her. iMary I.nu has found her way into been a wond (rfuI experience to her and to her asso every heart and pulled in behind her smiles. tear« ciates, for she has indeed grasped every opportunity sympathy, .ioy. cheerfulness and loye until there isn ' t coming her way. Ruth hails from the Land ob Cot way for her ever to get out again. Good luck, Itary ton — the Mississippi Delta — and if she he a true ex I ou! ample of their products, it must be heaven there Ruth, success awaits vou.

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Spanish Club ALLIE BrRCII 3. A. Knslisli .■ lu,iol ' WARXERTON ' , LA. trustier liciirt more i-er boat within a hu f ' 25 as a freshman and has been very much ever since. Her winning smile and brown ve won for her a place in the hearts of her tes which none can usurp. She has proved acts, not words, count most. She has that quiet of making friends envied b.v so many and pos- d bv so few. RLl ' H CHAPM.AN B.A. English .Major GtORGETOWN , MISS. Philomalhean; Epsilon Omega Thcta: Scotch-Irish Club ' 23, ' i ' ; Le Cercle Francais ' 24. ' 25: Secretary Circulo Espanol: Pine Burr Staff ' 25: Captain Military Company ' 25; House Chairman 25; Jones Club. The think the . . welcome tide from Georgetown brought to us in our freshman year Ruth. Ruth is the kind of girl that you can depend on when it comes to some ditticult work in class or society. One would hardly recognize the polished, charming Ruth of ' 25 as the same Ruth of ' 21. ■We know that she will use all of that special training gleaned from four years of applied study to build a throne in the midst of a home — or perhaps to teach others how to do the same thing.