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

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MELLGWIN COODY n.A. M.i l.-rii I.anguasvs I ' lini-MX ' , MISS. Hoi ' m.-niau; ll.innr 1;..|1. --n. -21: Hoi-kpy Team, L ' iass Bask. ' tljall. IT,: Student Cuuncil ; Freiirh ■■To love an.l Ije l,,ved is the greatest happine Trulv. Mellgwin loves and is loved by every girl at n ' oman s College. The reason is obvious. She i.s kind, true, interesting, cheerful, a good pal. and a fine student: Jlellgwin excites the envy of her class- mates many times, when without any effort what- soever she speaks three or four languages and dis- cusses Monroe ' s History o ' Education as a mere pastime! iMellgwin. the world needs you. The riass of ■2. . is proud to have you as one of them out there. BERTIE DAVIS Eli.t ' .li.=;li -Alaj.ir. Sp. ' ech .. i F.SC. T. VP. , .VIISS. Vr.sid..nl Stu,l..nt Oove 24; Vice-Preside met ian Debater, ■24; Best All Round Junior. t ( ■iai aal Girl, ■ 24: Shifters. ■ 3: Honor Roll CI ■23 Historian : Hiking Tea Hermenian Anuiveisarian, iiui Q jeeu of 1 24-25; Sigma Delta. None kne w iter but to love her. Nor nam a her but to praise.- ftei sp nding hei fi-esliman ver r at Judson. B le ■ith all htr r -sourcefulness, dependabilitv, rasi to strengthe n the 01.ass o ■25. Wielding of authority so well as pr esident of the the its junior year, the student body claimed her fo] esirtent this year. In Bertie we find truly our Cam s Queen, our ideal college girl: in fact, ' ■a spot 10 excels in everything. This year Bertie take: io her diplom.a from the speech arts depai she thy Ih ' .Av

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ALM CHANCFLLOR r tl lish Mai 1 E MON MISS MlNN ' i VERA CHAPMAN W VESBORO, MISS. ipta ■Ambit in D ?hiet of sc Di ' termination! Dependability! Ability! Just tliree of the driving- forces that lielp to make lier ambition more of a realty. A valuable asset to the Class o( •25 is Alma. When the class needed help to put something over. Alma usually was called upon td render assistance. , lma has a sreat list of admirers — both se.xes. Her ability has helped to malie the Scissors one of the best college papers in the South. Some day we expect to hear of her as a noted critic on How to Edit a Newspaper. 1 hilomatl can Gam ma Tau Ka PP! L-. Jl inior It t Family. ' 1 -1 Seni Dl Itl Family, • 24, ' 25 : Hikii! ig- Team: Most Ear nest Sopl- lomore, ' 23, ■- 4. The hi eart i ,vill melt befor c hi Br smil. Indeed it w ill. Minna V. is on e 01 : the n- lost vivid and strik ing girls of the Ser lior Class. A pleasing personalit y. a steady smile, and a cheery greeting always ir ieet you when you mc ;et Minna V. The place she All! i in t he world vill be better oft after she sets t here . If success in c olU !Se 1 life is s ignificant of success in the w orld, then c lur . ood wishe s are not

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RPBV FRANCIS F!., . EiiKlisli Mil.iur TRRRV, MISS. RUTH GANOV F.A. Expi-fssion SANFORD, MISS. rhilom.athoan: Hmior Roll. ' 21, •21. -22. ' S:): R?auly Section A Delta Sigma: Secretary PI Delti I ' aliinet: Hiking Club, ' I ' .i. grids! End this happy Ruby is a girl that you so to mpathy; when you yant to drive len you want to get the latest be u want to hear the latest scandal or when yc li. ' ai- the Iate.st news from Jackson. Ho ' ,■ do it? She is a puzzle! One of her fi traciinns is a subtle, tilting personality that u agree with everything she .says. Ruby wil hints; vha President Llf. menian Liter; Team. ' 24. ' 2:, ' •24: Varsity Basketball. ' 22, ■2:i. imming; Hockey; Most Unselfish, iidcnt Sophomore Cla.ss. ■2r., ' 24; Vice- doiablf friend, the most n lagnetic leader— Ruth ! gram! athletic association president and an all ound sport. Ruth ' s temperai nent and personality is the elusive type. One can not determine just the emcnts. but one realizes it i 3 there drawing around er the whole student body — a mass of friends. Ruth. hethcr it ' s Rod. Nick. Fish. Tnni. Dick, or Harry. ,. Unow h.-s lu.ky. Ruth s ;i ond spons woman