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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1929 volume:

Es ;lLllBIRIlS. KSlc .|G§ Cop5)rigKt Nonie Delores Talbert Editor-in-Chief Grace Co 0 e;f Business Mar.aSer .gsi: ,|sg. w 7 PINE BURR Volume XVI A YEAR BOOK PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF MISSISSIPPI WOMAN ' S COLLEGE HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI ■ftl, ■v; i ; n] ■ Kl DEDICATION Because v e wisK to sKo ' now vJe appreciate Kis e-Oer; effort to nelp us, Kis consecration to Kis vv ' ork, Kis love for our Student Body, and Kis ser )ice as our pastor, y )e dedicate tKis volume of tKe PiNE BURR to our former pastor W. S. ALLEN 5S IX ' W vHr ij •w WHY WE DID IT rfs AS tne Modern Girl is re| ecti ' e of tne most wnolesome of all so-called modern tendencies, so we na )e tried to reflect in tKis annual, tKe PiNE BURR, tKe fun, freedom, and fancies of tne students vJKo Kave pursued knowledge under tKe shelter of Mississippi Woman ' s College. We Kave tried to sKow tK e sweetness of our modern girl as sKe Kas piled our Kails to overflovCing vJitK love, life, and laugKter. v . -v a WHAT ' S IN IT e Book I THE SCHOOL Views — Faculty - Classes Book II ... . ORGANIZATIONS Gluts Book III ACTIVITIES Athletics -May Da ) Book IV FAVORITES Beauties — Who ' s Who Snap-Shots — Features Directory of Students — Ads WKen tKe ttCiligKt shadovJs fall Ana I ' m sitting all alone. Then come memories dear to me Of M. W. C. When I think of all that she Through the 3)ears will mean to me, Then my heart vJith love o ' erpov s For M. W. C. THE SCHOOL :i;v ' : ;- ' J :?.:j ' ' ' -:J ' Ji ' ' : ' : ya) ' ' i ' ?( PINE BURR, 1929 THE PRESIDENT S MESSAGE Your president i? proud of the work whieh the Aiiiuial Staff has done upon this issue of the Piiw Ihirr. Ever ' year it is a more dif- fieult task to brinj out an Annual whieh is different from previous numbers. Ihe 1929 Pine Burr earries upon its face the luimis- takable evidence of eareful and diseriminat- inti,- work as well as of literarv talent. I ' he Staff is to l)e eoni ratulated upon the comple- tion of a worthwhile task and a worthv pre- sentation, of collet e life. Dr. }. L. Johnson PINE BURR, 1929 DEAN ' S MESSAGE To the Stu lcnts of Mississippi ll ' oiiuin ' s Colli ijc: As this edition of the Piiu- Bun comes to you, the close of the six- teenth annual session of your Aliiia HI titer will be near. Though our school be young in years, its standing as an institution for the training of young women is assured. Its progress impels one to search out the factors which have enabled it to attain unto its present place in the educational world. Chief among these factors is the faith that you and your parents have in the ideals for which the College stands. This faith is evidenced by your presence here. The college has sought throughout its historj not only to give the highest type of instruction possible, but to create an atmosphere within its halls and on its campus that is actively Chris- tian. The sixteen classes which have been here have made it a pleasure to move toward this objecti e. My message to the student body, therefore, is to revere that for which our College stands, and to keep unbroken the loyalty toward and interest in the College which have been so dominant in all our students. De.ax L. Q. Campbell PINE BURR, 1929 Faculty John Lipscomb Johnson B.S., M.A. LuciEx Qlitmax Ca U ' BELL A.B., M.A. D,an ami Pioji ' ssor of Enylisji Earle Foster McCoxxaha A.H., Th.M., Tn.n., M.A. I ' rnfissni of Uislnry and Rryistrar Carrom. AVARni, uv Griffix li.S., M.S.. Ph.D. I ' loffssor of Clumislry (lEORCE DiuGiii) Davidson A.B., Pn.n. rrofessor of Frnu i PINE BURR, 1929 Faculty Dawsox Phkli ' s A.B., M.A. Professor of Ilhlnry .Mrs. Jessie Riiod Rifeix A.li., A.M. I ' rojcssor of Sf ' ci :is i and l.alin Stephen A . Wiekixsox A.B., rii.li., M.A. I ' rofrssor nf Rrlii wus Tratmn, Fr. XCIS M RI( HlXTER A.U.. M.A. I ' rofrssor of Eduialinn and Psyrliolnijy Fi.oRExcE Marcaret Stebrixs B.S , M.S. .Issoiiair Professor of Biotoijy (lEORCE WlESOX NlC ' HOLSOX li.Sc, M.A, Professor of Malliematics FrA.XCES l. (iRAVETTE. A.H., M.A. .Issociate Professor of Enijltsh Maude Emma Kixg A.B. Inslnulor in Euijlisli and Frendi Wii.i.ii; I). Hi;.ARST A.H. Instruttor in Chemistry and Hioloi y PINE BURR, 1929 Fine Arts Faculty Mks. Harkara Stol i)T-Roi:nKR Inslnulor in ro ' tir and Pindar of the Gin- Club Mary Thkrhsa Pof Inshuflnr in Tluory and I ' uino Elizabeth Gilchrist Inshutlor in Piunn anJ Tlirnry Nexa Kate Ramsey A.B., M.A. I ' rofcssor of Spec, I, J lis Lewie Kati; Flltox A.B., MA. Insliuc or in [listniy and Soiial Scirnii- Elwooi) Shoexly Roeder Dinilor of Music and Profrssor of I ' iano Am ! ' Phi:i,i ' s Dawes A.B. Inslnulor in Tlirory and I ' iolin AxxiE Franks Hinsox Dim lor of Art Ditailminl ] Irs. Heeex V. Ross Inslrudin in I ' if ' r Ori an PINE BURR, 1929 Faculty Mrs. Mae Waller Batson Lady Principal and Supervisor of Dormitories Mrs. Lucv Jexxixcs O ' Briant M.E.L. Librarian Miss Gertie O ' Mara Housekeeper of Dormitories Mrs. Ethel Gill Thomi ' sox Colleije Seeretary Robert Forii Bass Business Manai er Mrs. Etta Eii ' Er Waller Matron of Dormitories Theoi ' hills Erskixe Ross M.D. Colleije Physidan Miss Dovie Adams College Nurse (iErtri HE Xicodemls Kxepper B.S., M.A. Professor of Home Economies Mrs. D. S. Harmox Instructor in Sliorlliand, Tyfteiivritinij . Bookkeefinij PINE BURR, 1929 — For Grrli I ' yoii mil Iniir tlic ichisptrint i iihniit yoii .hill never ylclil tn ileal in Wkhperi., ton: IF yon eiin hnively smile lilu n loved ones tlonht you Anil never doubt in turn lihat loved ones do: IF you eiin ieep a siceet and yentle spirit In spite of fame or fortune, rank or place, .hid thout h you iL ' in your e oul or only near it (Jan ivin leitli poise or lose liith equal yraec. II - ' you ean meet liith unheliej. helieviny And halloiv in your heart a simple ereed : IF you ean meet DECEPTION , undeceiving Anil learn to look to God for all you need; IF you ean he ichat iris should hi to mothers: (Alums in joy and comrades in distress. .hid he unto others as you ' d have others Be unto you — no more, and yet, no less. Ill ' you can keep leithin your heart the poller I ' o say that firm, unconquerable No, IF you ean hrave a present shadoiced hour Rather than yield to build a future ivoe; IF ' you can love, yet not let lovin j master But keep yourself ivithin your oirn self ' s clasp. And let not dreaming lead you to disaster Nor pity ' s fascination lose your grasp. : ' ' ; ' ' ' : ' . ■ ;:•: ' ■■ „■■ iv IF you can lock your heart on confidences Nor ever needlessly in turn confide : IF you can put behind you all pretenses , Of moik humility or foolish pride: •• ■ IF you can keep the simple, homely virtue Of ualking right uith God — then have no fear Fhat anythin in all the ivortd can hurt you — And—rehich is ' more—you ' ll he a JIOM.IN, dear. PINE BURR, 1929 Vn PINE BURR, 1929 S V The Bridge Builder All iilil iiuui going iiloiig a liighiiiiy Ciiiiif lit I ' vi ' iiing, mill iinil gi ' iiy. To ii ihasiii vast iiiiil deep and iiide. Tilt old IIUUI crossed ill the tiiiliglit dim: fill ' sieolleii slieiiiii liiid no fiiir for him. But III turned iihen safe on the other side. And I ' liilt a bridge to spun the tide. Old miin , said a fair pilgrim near, You are Hasting your time icith building here. i on never ng iin ivill pass this U ' iy : ou r journeys liill end uitli the eo iiing day. ) oil have erossed the ehasiii deep and iride: Why build you this bridge at eventide. ' The builder lifted his old gray head: Good friend . on the path I have eoiiie. he said. There folloiced after me today, A youth liho must pass this icay. This ehasiii that has been as naught to me. To that fairdieaded youth a pitfall may be. He, too. must iross in the tiiilight dim: Ciood frii III, I am building this bridge for him. -m- f Ksr- Chaxolee AI ' s ■ORTH . . Bay Springs, Mississippi Belhavi-ii College. 1; Beta Sigma Omicron; Frazier Literary Society, 1: T. W. C, A.. 1: Basketball Squad, 1: Philomathean, 2, 3, 4: Assistant B. Y. P. U. Director, 4: President B. Y. P. U., 4; Presi- dent Intel-national Relations Club, 4; Student Council, 3, 4. ' ' To sec her is to loi ' t- Iwr, t And lot ' c hfr forriwr ; For Nature made her ii ml sJie is. And nei ' er made another. We c.mnot hold it against Chandlee that she did not start off with us, because she has made up for that since she came in our Sophomore year. Chanlee found the way to our hearts vith her winsome personality, and she has won many friends. Chandlee has what we could wish for her — talent and beauty. We admire these, but we love her because of her own sweet self. Rl liV Allex Plaquemine, Louisiana Philo L ' AIle Club, Ruby puts her whole soul into everything she does and does it well. She is a deep thinker and a broad-minded girl, as well as being talented musicallw Her great ability and persever- ance have von for her the greatest esteem and admiration of her fellow students and teachers. Whatever she will do will reflect honor on her Alma Mater. ' Kathlkfx Aski:w Hattiesbursi, Mi ■■Tnif -zL-orl , is in l,nn, . ,„.l ,: ' ,nn,„:- Viiu luive heanl the familiar avi ;, ■■nun pit-lrr hl. nde an,! Kailileen. wc lie ' ieve it is true. No womlcr you are mi intere tc(l in •■llouu ' lu. Hur traiikucs ' . ami i;cnero itv vins every- one to M)u. Duriut; the time we have •pent with ou e Inive eoiiie to l nclw iin as a Irl of sterling ' worth and we xvi-h for you the In vt lile ran offer. Hettie Averett Lucedale, AIis.,issippi Hermfnl.in; Stuil.-nt Ciun, n, -Z ' .. ' is. 2 ' :: l.hr riijvire P.-ind; Chi Beta Mil Club. ■■T ir rrason firm, llir limp.ralr ■.-Ul— Endiiranir. fnrrsicilil. slnnijlli. nnd skill. The usual conception of a student majoring in nialhematies is that oi a (|ueer, strange, and unusual person, but Bettie brings us a conception eiitirei different. She has combined her Math with her love of living and has proven that man ' s uck dtpends not onl upon genius and talent, but also upon character. Bettie learned the laine of proportions, perhaps in inath. and has proportioned her interests in every phase of college lite. m f En Mat BrA lrs . Beacli, Alississippi Vc certainly are thankful that Bevo decided to park here after her various campus ramh- lings. We must also acknoAvlcdge our debt to our sister college of the Indigo Hills for the contribution to the present constituency of the Senior Class. Now, Bevo has not here hidden her light under a bushel, but ha displa ed an amazing versatility of accuniplishments. Besides this, she is a most agreeable companion, a good roommate, and a true friend. Pe.arl (Iardn ' hr l?Ri mfiki.I) Magnolia, Mississippi .LB. Pearl — with a great price — our o vn sweet-tempered, curly-haired Pearl who can play hall like a CJrecian athlete could run, who can smile ever ' day and proclaim to the world that red hair and hot temper do not always go together. Pearl, we are for you. We know the fair games you played on the basketball field will help i)u come out as a life champion for all that is clean and good and true. Ill, f N...—- Bi R.MAH Hall Eirris Liberty. Mi; .i.n. It ' s not hfcausf you ' rr jolly, And ni-viT a Iriflc blue; It ' s not hftausr your ii-ords Are nrz ' T sloiv and fc c; But llie reason ivt ' all lo ' Vc you, Is just hfrausr you ' rr you. ' ' character of Burmah Kiirriv. she does not krio vh and Originality and pep stand out in glaring head-lines the most striking thing about her is that everyone like? silil ' some of the students do not know why. Her pep was early manifested and she had been with us only a year when the student bod ' elected lier college cheer leader and she has continued as cheer leader while she vas here. Many girls, when they think of B. T., think of her Hootnanny Shop which she had in a little end room in Docker}- during her Sophomore year, vhere she painted slickers, hat-h(lxe . and letters which ahvays went to certain other colleges a little further up in the state. Burmah is sure to he a success in life wherever she goes because she has the ability to adapt herself to an ' situation. Burmali. we hate to see nu lea e us. W ' ll.MA CavKS Clara, Mi Spanish Clvh. J, udent Sjianish c ' Iut . Practical in thought, straight-forward in purpose, ever faithful to her hooks, even more s( to her friends, Wilma has full equipment to reach whatever things she may strive for in life She is always working at any task assigned her. She is a girl of upright character, read fo fun, ready for work, ever loyal to the Red and Black. We predict great things for her ii the future and wish for her the realization of her most cherished dreams. Alsie Laverxi-: Chaxiii.ur Hrookh;i en, Mi Philonuith.;!!!; Whilw.nilu ' L ' l;. 27: lihp r]uu ■M; Tm« ii liiii.- ' hh., Jh. -,; i,u.Ti;ry i-oitor ■■l-iiit BuiT, ' ' ■2f|; I ' r. ' Sidvnt l-hi.-s, i ' l; Scr, ,.,,,, ■ Sp;uii-!i i ' luli. ■■IS. ■■JLurs form u qucrnly, Alsi s im-f u fair, But Aisir ' s (harininti araninLsnm Doth c-vrry l,rai t ' rusriarrr Alsic! The word i piikc ' n, the spell is cast! What visions of loveliness arise! 1 he charm (if womanlv gracioiisness, the romance of much Icarnint;, (he lure of a hidden wealth of capacity. But these visions are merely suggestive of the versatility with ivhich Alsie is blessed. She has combined a (|ueenly appearance, a cultured mind, an ability for leadership, with that ex(|uisitely intangible thing we call charm. O.ACE Cciwi.FV Amory, Mississippi fl,n..,.,,illir:M,; Trio. is ' -lub, ' 21;, -27; 1 T.-shlr,,! ,,r . ' k.ss. ' 27; Varsil, ' ] iasU,.ll.ul I, ■2il. -27. ■2S, -y.l; s,.r, .rvrv M ' ' ' ■Uili ■ ' S ' ■Tinr Burr ' ' -si;, 11. ■2s; ■■ I ■.-.I n-,i I ' .i uii.l ir, ■2S; nolo- Herni.-nian V. d- a,,, , ' s: l.-,;,niir Sv.linn ■Till.- BiuT. ' S; ■ s. r.s,.i.- ,- l:.|l, -Jll, llusl.u-.s.s ManiiK:T -l -!! ' . ' Burr. Ciracc ' s college llle has been a lllo ol action. X.i langoorous lounger— nay, not our Grace! What words can depict her vivacii . She :uv radiates pep. Ici vis, -he is the girl of spark- ling, appealing charm and radiant loveliness. She is our own— tirace the athletic, Grace the spirited, Cirace the beautitul. Kl.IETTE Cox . . Gloster, Mississippi Pliilonuitheaii; InterniHi.niiil IIi ' latioTis Cliili; Vi..-Presidi ' iU ot Si-nior fhiss. ia. A mhillon rulrs my brain, .hid In-vr my licurl. ' cr con cientiiiu -pcmiinK ever effort on the things worthwhile, .1 jolly eonipnnioii. lull ot wit. a true friend, very amhitioii , iiuiividuali tie — these are a few of JiiHiette ' s };ood chnrai- tcristio. She is an all-arotiml girl ami will make the world hetter wherever she goes. TridN, to know her is to love her. Alrert.a Fave Edmoxsox . . D ' Lo, Mississippi B. V. p. V •lulj, ' 2,S, •! ' !). A conscientious worker, a far-sighted thinker, Alherta is one of the finest girls, and every- thing she does is of the best, whether it is doing class vork, or just being a good friend. She is the kind of girl who stands up for vhat is fine and good in everything. She has been true t.i her college, true 10 her class, and true to the best ideals. She will do her best wherever she is. 11? m I Lillian Eleaxor Ellis Lambert, Mississippi A.B. licMin lir.li . I ' i, :,l 111 |-|;,ss. ' 2 7 - ' L ' S . rr.sj.l.llt .S-llll liiX ScllOOl ClaSS. - T.- ' -l , MM.li, I,. ll,| ' J . -lu-. K pli itMii . -.- -■■ si;MT, ■: ' i;- ' L-:, Sii|.. liuiMiil. Ill .lunior Sunday Si ' lionl I i. |... i i m- i, i :: yj M.in- liii !■. .■■ I ' 11,,. il. ■JN- ' J ' .i; III 1 l.ii., ScivM.. F-:,iii.l. ■27- ' 2S; Orticer sum. m ..;ui.i ,i l;.i.:,i J7- ■2. ; w - w ■..iii... i, ■:i, ■:;:l; I T. siitviii •I ' lillx M.rr.-a B. Y. P. U.. ■- ' .s, ' I ' ln. liuii . i:i;i. js- ' 29; |.;iii;lisli JUii.. JG- ' iii; 1 ill ■■niii 1 iuiiiil Kilat u.iis I ' luh, ' i-- ' l ' .S- ' 29 ; Poet Lauii-ati- l ' in..n - rliil,. ' .s- ' ' J. Charms sinkr the siglit. but mnit liins llic soul. Steady, brilliant, original, dependab ' e — Eleanor is all these, but when she smiles and blushes we say, she ' s just a girl in love. In her many activities in college life she has pro ■en her ability and capacity for meeting situations as they arise. Eleanor is one of our most popular girls and her influence for good is felt throughout the whole Student Body. The vorId of men will lose much if Eleanor does not enter the bu iness world for which she is so well prepared, but one man viil gain a je ■el. Truly, to know her is to love her. Hkatrice (JiLBS Mciuiciihall, Mississippi . . }. lililuMKXtlK.iin; Tn a.surtr Clii.ss, ' i); PnisidL-lU I ' liilijinii I li.iui Lit.rai Sii .i,.|,v. ■23] IliUiln; rliil.. ■-i;- ' : ' T. hid if yait miuii In frnfil. Irani lo t lras, l!cc is one of the few girls who entered the Clas of ' 25 and stayed with it ihe four years. Through all the struggle with term papers, supremacy davs, and occasions great and small In the histor - of this clas, her wimiing personaiit and constant smile ha e von for her a place in the hearts of the girls that she will hold forever. ' ■ ■ ■ ' i; ■ ' ■■, ' ' ■•■ .. :;.;■■■■■■, , , ' „:■.:■ „■■-■: ■ ' ' ' . S ' M. R - J I i.iA Goonwiy Raymond, Mississipin ' J.B. Philomathfun; Hinda Junior College. ■2i;--27: Stud.-nt ■■.ninril, ' 29; S. iasois ' Staff, ■29; Viie-I ' ifsi- dent Mollk- Lloi. I;,-, i .lui.iii Cluh. ' 29. .7 dauf hter nf llic ijnJs. diviinly lull, and most dk-iniiy fair. — Tennyson Julia is so quiet that perhaps we would never know she was busy if her achievements did not speak so well of her. Besides being such a charming piece of femininity, she possesses fine busi- ness foresight, as has been proven by her work with the Siissors Staff. Julia is a friend to every- one and is equally beloved by all. Surely the future holds many hidden treasures for this win- some beaut ' . Ilexe HkxdersOX Pickens, Mississippi .LB. Hernieiiian; Spanish Club. ' 28; International Relationi? C ' luli, ■2S, ' 29; Secretary Lite Servire Band, •27; B. Y. P. U. Council, ■28; B. S. U. Reiiorter, ' 27, ' 28; B. S. U. Council. ' 29; Pre.sident Life Service Band. ' 28. ' 29. A girl of a sunshiny disposition, ulu-erfid ivord and friindly smile: on,- .iiiio is ctifabli-, dr- pendahlf; on,- iz-liom i e know as ivorlli iv iil,-. Petite! That ' s just what Ilene is. A bundle of s veetness and charm held together li the sun- niest smile and the most agreeable disposition that one could imagine. A veritable Ciod — end, no matter what the situation is ■ ' when a fellow needs a Friend. ---.. ■-if: 1 1 Sara Margarft Hkustess Haitsvilie, South Carolina Gle Club, Hlli ling Tean 3. 4; Gi-i B. Y. P. r. Sara is one of the most charming and talented girls in our class. On any occasion she is delightful and entertaining as wel l as very attractive. Her beautiful, rich voice alone wins lor her the lo e and atlmiration of all who hear her. Some day ve expect to sit in the audience of some Opera House and thrill to the oice of our erstwhile classmate, Sara. Carolvx Hughes Lake, Mississippi Philoma h ' ai Club, ' 28 n Hermcni in Student Cou Studen t G s S.-riit:irv, ' I ' l;: Hikins; CMptiiin. ■■l ' .: Pr.si.lent Hikinf Club, ' ifi; . .■.■n.t,-irv 1 ' . K. .11,1] l:.lilr.,n. ' ■ u ,. ' i ' s, ■-2V-. I ' r.-si.l.iii viniii. !■ Bi-nnett B. V. P. C, JS; J ' hik,- i: Js I ' l, ' M. lent ,-:un,l:, S. III! .1: -.-.. J ' ,1: . h,i,ai;.r Blue Moon T,a l;..oni. ' S: ,s, |-i.,l,i r..-,.,.,,: ' -i[ ,- .liib. -s, ■;:•; . s.si.-unil Kihtor ■■.Sci.s.sors, ' - ' s; 1 •l■,• l,i,•Ilt .■M . ,-.-u. i.aiun. ■. ' ,s- ' 29: ■Must I i. i ii ' U ' bl., ' ' ia; V, W. .4. Cuhiii.l. ' s, ' L ' SI. Stately, charming, attractive, sincere, an i dependable — all of these adjectives belong to r ' ' Carolyn, one of Woman ' s College ' s most popular daughters. During her four years at M. V. C. -f Carolyn has reached the secret ambition of every collegianette — to be an all- ' round college girl. ' M As president of the Student Government Association, she has won the confidence and respect ;, ' of every girl in school — she has been efficient, impartial, considerate, and dependable; as a stu- dent she has been sincere; in the religious work she has always been active; in all campus activities she has taken part; and as a typical college girl or as just C ' line, she ' s a real sport — her happy, undaunted smiles and her magnetic personality have won for her one lasting friend — the student bod ' . Ip; Pi Cl.ARA Ji i.iA Lee Moss ille. Mississippi B.. . l ' liil..nuvtli,;ui: El cii.ulo Espannl. ' iT- ' SS; chiiDhiin of Philomatli.iau Lin-rajy So.i.iy. ■2!l; llil.ins ■•.S7;,- s :o„IJ nrtu-r hn-r,- InnkrJ cil mr If she m.anl -ixv,,, . «„ o-iv ' ;,7-. ' Browning ;is a mart man and all that, and e appreciate his Cliristina , Init she wmUl have been more lovable if it had been possible for her to posse.;s more of Clara ' s eharacteristics instead of just this one. Who conid help falling in love with Clara at first sight and, more than that, who coidd keep from kning her more and more after it once started? Here is personailty, wit and beanty all tied np in a neat bmulle and topped off by a wiiming smile and, according to the freijuent visits of certain oung men, we are not the onl ' ones that are aware of this fact. i Vera Mixon Amite, f oiiisiaiKi r.A. ' ■ ' .•: ' ■:■ ' ;::■•: ■ ' ' ' : ' Dipliima in Piaiin : C-rlifiial,- iii S x-ed, Arts Pluloiuathpa 29; Secretary Class, ' 29; B. Y. P. U, Ci UntnLisling all llie cliain that tie tlir liidden soul of Jiar Who can predict what great things ' era vill accomplish in her life many talents, especially in music, we ccrtai[d can expect that she will be mnsician. She is a jolly, good-natured sort if person who will always be because of her extraordinarN abilit to entertain. nouing her ■d as a great II any group -If I Marouhrite Pack Laurel, Mississippi p.. V. p. u. U. Co ■2S; Presklem Y. V. il, ' 29. ■29; Si- Our title Miss Uiiiciiie would certainly fall to our Marguerite. Attractive, yes, different, and odd, all of these make Marguerite. Not only is her outward appearance beautiful, hut also her charming personality and lovely manners make her inwardly as heatiful. To most of us she is known hy her laugh and vivacious wit. Marguerite has taken her place in all college activities. She is our Miss. Woman ' s College, for in every way she is typical of this title. Marguerite is the third of the Pack sisters. In every way she has lived up to the standards they set before her — falling in where feet have been. The presidency of the Y. W. A. fell her ' s this year, and as no other one could, Marguerite has made this year the greatest in Y. V. A. history. Her place in Christian activities on the campus will be hard to fill. She has been de- pendable, competent and efficient in all that she has undertaken. You have given your best to your Alma Mater, Marguerite, and ma the best come back to you. Ei,i.i:x Ro.SK Shiver.s . . . Shivers, Missi.ssippi n Liter.-iry Soil. ' ly, ' 29; Prc-si- iu-nt or Siiiiiiish I ' lub, ' i ' S: Mnllie Dec Recreation Cluh. ' 29. . lifr — mnulJinij ilsrlf in acl ' wii, nol in it-orj. F.llen is sincere, earnest, and quiet. She has proved that she is capable and persevering by having the courage to tackle and master a major In Latin. Her friendly disposition and winning personality have won for her many friends. She loves and is loved b all. Ma success and happiness be hers in whatever she chooses to do. Jessie Doris Smith Ellisvillc, Mississippi Phikiniiulifan: Hil-ini; Tiai ■idi-nt ul Li-avcH B. Y. P. U. ;; llmr of nred a friend luas shf. Il ' liiil iL-as liir niicif S ic told not inr. D(iri i a friend to everyone. She is very capable and dependable, always ready to help when called upon — consequently she is always biis ' . As head instructor of the Physical Education department, she has won a place that will be hard to fill. She will be greatly missed, but we are confident that she will continue to be successful. Maiselle Claire Smith Indiaiiola, Mississippi Philomatliean; Proctor. ■:;7- ' :.S; Prtsiilrnl of iJeltn i: uh. ' SS- ' SS; Siianisli I ' lul.. ■29. ■ :, , ■ To hwxv hrr Is to lih- her. . . , „ ■„ ' ■ ' ■■ ' ■ ' ■ Ilai-r I iinl smd nwuijhr ' :: r • ' ■;■■: ' ■,. ' Stic of Mabelle. She mile ready to greet ( A sweet disposition may be said to be the chief character to get ve. ed and tired of living, and she alwais has a merry she meets you. She is an ideal friend. With her frankness, good nature, and genial spirit we see nothing less than a bi in store for her. ' f Y Lena Mae Stewart Cairiere, Mississippi A.B. Hei-menian; Telini.s (_-|ul.. iS; .«|ianish ( ' lull, ' liS; SuicUilt Council. ' 29: c.-hi Bitu Mu, 29. ■■IfisJom. I KOuUi hu-vi- mud, of Ihcr.- Lena Mae is a (|ulet and diligent student. Mathematics and chemistry are her fa ' orite course. Organic Chemistry — why, she can repeat the fnrmidae by the aril. 1 finishing n three years ' Lena Mae is depriving Woman ' s College of another good student. Although she is quiet and reser ed, she has her share of fini and good times. NoN ' iE Delores Talbert Meridian. Mississippi -jm. . Bas ball. ■ -; B. Y. V IT. Coun il. ' Mcmb ■r Lif .Sar i c Band; Editoi-1 [i-Cli Hiking null irif iouf (onstaniy, ilicrr is nrit irr Lo-vt Frifndship. nor Virtue in the icorld. When a student at Woman ' s College thinks of Nnnic Talhert, she immediately thinks of per- sistency and reliability. The work which Nnnie ha; put on the I ' iu, ISurr for this year is pront of her constancy and persistence to a task until that task is well done. N(nile puts her best into lKlte ■er task she has to lio, no matter how sinail the task may be. Coupled with these traits is love. Surely the man who win ' s Nonie ' s heart will gel a wealth ol love bestowed upon him — luckv fellow. Nonic certainh has the characteristics and the per- sonality which will bring her ample success in life. ■avmissR Mar - Elizabeth Ware Sidoii, Mississipiii C harmiax Hamilton AVilliamson ' Martinsville, Vi Tn !„■ 31111, -n: To look Lifr in the eyes ll ' ilh riilm. ui:ilrno i?:,j , ilt, Charniian is one ot the mi t depeiuiahle i irls in school. Her hi;;h nnihitions. her ill power, and her diligent efforts are the factors that have contributed to malve her sviccesstui. As Or. Johnson ' s private secretary, she has been efficient and capable, and she is worthy of any praise that one ma see fit to gi ' e her. Charrnian ' s place will not be eas ' to fill, but since she is leaving us, we wish for her every success and happiness that life ma bring. _, For if she li-ill, site -ivill, You may ile ierui nnl; AiiA if she v.orrt. slie 1l.■on t. .hut there ' s an etui on I. We know Mary Elizabeth as one ipialified and ready to do the many little duties that go a long way in making others happy. We hope that she ina have as much pleasure in life teasing others as she has in school. She is proficient in her class vork, aKva. s neat in appearance, and of such a temperament that the force of her sunn grin and the gleam of her blue eyes is felt by all those about her. Speaking of gencrousness, one might say it was her middle name, for if anyone asked for her head surely she would give it away. , -SI KP JoHxxii; Lou Williamson ' Bogalusa, Louisiana J.B. l-lriinrni;in: lOni lisli c-lul. ■:s, ■:■: ' ■, ilaf.s Tr. .■isul-iT. I.,.ui i,nia ' -lul., js- ::9; I J-Mu l-rcshnian ■■Scissors Staff, ' ii;; As Pri ' Sifk nt McCrea B. V. P. I.. ' ' 2 ■tor in Otiicer Sunday Sfhon] rlns.-. ■. ri-tarv Spanish Club. 29; Vi.. -Pi Cluh. ■•2 : President B. S. l ' .. ' i.s ' Biology Department. ' 27, couneil. ■28-. President Service Band: Ph.vsical i Beta Mu, ' 29; Tennis ' : ■■ . : ' - ■■Just a smilf mad,- lif, Korll, v.-hilr. ' .:. ■ ■ ' • irlicn il cam,- from Jolinnif Lou. An exceedingly nniqne and charming personality blended ivith envied qualities of character ields snch a being as Johnnie Lou. She began her career at Woman ' s College early, having done two years prep work previous to her college course. From her Freshman to her Senior ear, Johnnie Lou has been active and a leader in man phases of campus life and especiall ' in religious work. The B. S. I ' , work knew a successful year with Johnnie Lou as president. Her influence has been an inspiration from the most timid to the most prominent students with whom she associated. In scholastic work, few excelled her — her hobby was la language Francaise. With her help, hard tasks were made easy. The greatest tribute to anyone is to be loved by all and nothing was more true than of Johnnie Lou. Kathrvx Cai sky Gloster, Mi F.,1. Ci-iiifical,- ill Music Philomatheun; T.-iiiiis I ' liili, -L ' T; dri ' lic ' sn;,, ' 27, ' Ss, -i ' d; L ' AUcgiTi fliili. ' Sg. Briylit t iin i islind ixilh musit, I ' ocal spark. No girl has come to M. W. C. who is quieter, more observing, or more helpful than Kathryn. Though she talks little, we feel that she speaks to us day by day through music — perhaps, the best expression of the heart. Her sweet disposition and dependability will vin for her many friends where ' er she goes. KATHR ■ ■ Dale Prentiss, Mississippi Crrlijidll,- in S •,•,, i .Iris rhilirmatlietLu: HiUine i -Uili. ' JT. ' S. -L ' J ' HiMiuan. I ' lul.. -20; Tr«lsur.--r of Draninti. ' I ' lul.. ' 29. . daiuinij s ut ti , un innn r gay, To haunt, to startlr, and zL-aylay. This talented, clever, charming piece of humanity wins a place in the heart of tho e who know her by her winsome smile and optimistic personality. A person with Kathryn ' s sunny dis- position and winiiing smile is certain to find a host of friends wherever she goes. M ' RTici- Earle Dearmax Forest, Mi Crrlifiial, in S rn i .Iris Philomath.- Hou. ;.--k. PIjing Meilal E. Y. P. f. .I tiling of grail ' , ,.; ,,,. ,. ..,.;,,,..„.,.,, ,,,,,,.■ .- hahy fair, .! : , ' , ' • ' ,,■■■ ' ,■ T-zi ' o lo-vi ' ly, laugliing I ' yrs; ' ' , .7 form prtitt ' , Tico ,luinly fr,-l, ■ • .InJ a tiisti- for laranul pies. That is what casual onlookers see in our Myrtice. But underneath this charming and the meaningless banter of her careless chatter, what do e who know her see? . l striving toward higher things — a girl always true to herself and to others — a girl ' carry on — Do out the duly. She ha proved herself capable, dependable, trustworthy artistic, talented, and charming, but, to u , she i always the gay, careless, Hirtic our college days. Laverge Alglst.a Ddrsett Liicedalc, Mi Piano Crrlificiitf 1, ' 29: Feature Sectior ■29; Tennis Club. ' 28. -President Philomatlie Society, ' 29. Slie walks in beauty, likr llir niijlit ■ ■: ' . . ' :: ' ' ■:■.. ' ■ ' :: ' ■■■ ■ Of doudlas dimrs and iliirry skus. ' ' ■ ' ■■• ' ' ' : Trul ' the loveliest of lovely things is she. Combine beaut ' , loveableness, and charm, and you have Laverge. Surel - there is none other more charming a more fascinating personality than she. After knowing her, we can truthfullv beauty Is a jo forever. We all lo e and admire her. , loyalty, nor one sav, A sincerity, who has thing of WiLLETTA SAriTH Hatticsbiiro;, Mississippi Crrtifiial, in loin- FlilloniiUli.-an: Hie,, club. ' iS. ' 29; Quari.rt, ■2S, ' 29; L ' AlU-nni Clul., ' 29; Business Me.na ■,■r ,,f Cli-,. Cluh, ' 29. Ricli in tlie ijracis all ivomin desire, Slronij m llie poivi ' r alt men admire. When we think of Willctta, we think of one altogether sweet and lovable. She Is known as one of our most refined and gentle girls, and is a diligent worker. Willett.i, in whatever field you enter, success is liound to come to ou. Ferx Eli.ve Stockstii.l Carrifie, Mi Piano Ccrlijit-ale . ' ijirl of sunshiny dis iosilion, cheerful ivord and friendly smile: one irho is iaf ahle, def endahle. ivilly; one whom lie know as wortliwhile. Even though Fern h:is spent much time with her music, she always finds time to take part in other activities of the college. She is not only conscientious, but also proficient in all she does. She is li ved by her class and will be truly missed by her many friends at M. ' . C. ISSVS SSStfSts; PINE BURR, 1929 Junior Class Officers Frances Axxis PrcsiJenl Belle Feldf.r I ' ice-President WiLLA Moore Treasurer ' Margaret Foulks . . Cheer Leader Dr. G. D. Oavidsos Sponsor PINE BURR, 1929 Pi WGCS OWJIS gOTl)EKI( G BOYD 0)iMoiie Bi f)cvro(ii O CCCtV BCq%CY (JO ' JOCOTKVC RYPvO 10UI5£ CfJtoeCGOl- Kae. eetcci sn c pucroci rULDRGSi GeO0 € PINE BURR, 1929 tif)CquaiC C J0(KJ5CM '  bWl -)T KGi P (Tt ' lirt Uyvft ' i-tM Groitt copt ' i DOPvOcw Lmoc C)(¥H t.CV ()CI?TCG CUTIG ( Gf PCe tOUIbG 5C0in D0Hi ' 5W a OtOi U BC- Wei.15 PINE BURR, 1929 PINE BURR, 1929 Sophomore Class Officers Dimple Lott I ' rcsidiiit Melba Izard J ' tc-PiisiJint GUVNEI.L MUI.LEN SlCll-llUy Marv Catherine Shivers Treasunr Freudie Turner Clicer Leader Dr. Earle F. McConnaha Sponsor PINE BURR. 1929 w 7 -y i Uioci |5,f)T(e r ici(i(v™) iM|Hr, OflKvi) Buci-)HW|ft) (,uc.iC;U coifv o(-:35ie Rixxu Rr, i%f{w i-iwn) InohfcttC C H(W aOt C l.n r ' ' 1 BtKTI-) (WHI ' ' (DOKTO l-)f)WHlN5 Ruri) ( jfiTHOPvW BOjCMiLf  )cw:ron OiKwn (i (-)ufe rKi.r-fi w(-;hd fooHc- ntvC) f)N( 6CL CflWi ' itOft FW Li? 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N ' I 71ARY AUJSO A TflURIKE iy f -K ftNNIE lf.df iUS K TC BAl EK MT -eflLi, ALICE Bmi SDh e EDITH BWviTT BCTTIE SUf biKKf ETTf-, TO TCRpy ULCli N bifi i IL VIRGie BOND 5«UE Mffi BOVi TON DoRJ.TH BOVLCi MCl M BRf HT OBCRJA BRoWN 1 Baf ( i£ nar CiUCPiTt Cft.J(Htf3 beulav cotwr iku cooi VhJii N Ccoi PINE BURR, 1929 (•KdHjeTTf) i xfii ciat) r tf:. cf i r i)?{i FEt GusoN (-KLets rtyiyr P)ddig ryf)£ (ifiKNER. n,fii !e Gf FfiN nfti tfinf T GauieMe nfiK W ' i (-jfiTiiot w £rinWM(vt i-)(lwitt r jRifft (fcroM 58 PIHE BURR, 192 9 irfiP) tfiuif wee rvwy lPwi eimcg Yoli k. LfluRf-«c€ H.piPv ' ' ' JIlc ttt Hfl cit u se GUCiMDOLYlN LCWlS Limf)W UK:%)f)ryT T UTV COf TIOI BOC MIE Leenwaun Oei OK-jryVfltLD ntiiTiE rtci(?.n--iWij s ' ) ryzfymu] sussic r iaeK rff W ' A W WW ' ec OWCi=)t TRiM - ' - ' ViL cu ic i iNc Bt«: r)ici-F-)PrE CDnP)Cfir L?cpp€fx 4IH | rei l IN3 mKie PtTtES (jtLGNPi iups riivJLP H; j yf i ' i i Posey PINE BURR, 1929 aic Quicf Jeiyv Re£D l i a a f i5(-)£( ef)McviE f oss K;( T(-)e( irse scott Oh;P)3COTT r fjXIOlE 3€IKfV5FI0((«I( rVEa 3t!)V UlOli CVSrea F f)C(- CL9TCW()l T r ' lft Gie jTEWi T iwez sToifs johote s-mRwoetJT t n-jf ra STuf csOf ciT u EUii sYcoesT C()Tljtf|lCie WiWjNS ' ' vf f B.Wtf L ORGANIZATIONS WW J ' ' J PINE BURR, 1929 Student Government Executives Officers Carolyn Hughes Frcsidrnl HassELTIXE Bvrd I ' ur-I ' lcsidnU Willie Mize Sccrclaiy BuRMAH BuRRis Clieer Leader PINE BURR, 1929 GeORGVftPPKDC(-)eR ( R.B( 55 DO? GTieeCKUW U)ODe WGCC5 couise sciiTt-) 5flRf) 0EU3T655 MORGUGTare POCty ICfOIC oeoiLltRSOO Cctcicioa GCLis c of;rt-ii i s?ovo( -JflcquecicKi 3oticisort tPwcKUG ooRsef B. S. V. COUNCIL 64 PINE BURR, 1929 LIFE SER ICi; li.WI) DKFICERS B. V. I . v. COUNCIL PINE BURR, 1929 Y. W. A. Officers Marguerite Pack Prcsuicnt ]5oRis Smith First ricr-Praidcnt Mamie Pittman- Sfcoiid I ' ice-PnsiJrnt Pearl Brumfield Tliiid I ' icr-Pres ' uirnl Mvrtice Dearmax Sicntary Vera Mixox Chonshr RuBV Allen I ' ianist PINE BURR, 1929 Hermenian Literary Society Officers Jacqueline Johxson ' Pnsiilini Wade Wells l ur-Pi,sidnil MiN ' N ' iE Braxton Sccrelary-Treasum- Pnilomatnean Literary Society C)ific ' i;rs Beatrice Giles PiisiJiwu Laverge Dorsett I ' iii-l ' nsnirnt GoRDV Hughes SrcrcUiry Erma Mangum Treasurer PINE BURR, 1929 Glee Club Wii.i.ETTA Smith Fern ' Stockstill . . Businrss Mai,a„n Asshlanl Hiisnuss Mtjr 1Ii;ij:n lIoRNt Mi;s. Roi:i)i:r . Sicii i ' Miiiuif rr . ' . Dinaor Memkurs Nei.i. Dale Sara Heusiess ' era Mixon Sara Fox Marv Elizabeth Pack Evel ' i n Dorseit Henrieita Evans Roberia Brown Marie CSkii i i Elizabeth IIwis Dorothy Cka tokii Carol Johnson JACQLIELINE JOHNSON ' ll.l.IE MiZE Helen Flvnt N ' lviAN Dralghon Frances Annis PINE BURR, 1929 L ' Allegro Club Vera Mixon ' Rlgv Ai.i.ek . . I ' nsidrnt l-u,--I ' r,s,J,;,l Laverce Dorsett . Sitniiiry and Tirus Mr. Roeder Si ' o Miss E. Gilchrist Katherine Causey Fern Stockstill WiLLEiTA Smith l TAN nRAUGHON OnKOi Hv Martin Dorothy Dalghdrill Doris Mai Walden ' Fern Laxgston LuTiE Temple Sara Heustess Nell Dale PINE BURR, 1929 Orchestra OiFlCKR.S Freddie Turner Doris Mai Waidev . . . [Im. Miss . . I ' lisidiiil KahiiiRi inrss Miinaijir Lillian A.vn Dawes NE Causey Trrasurrr Lockhart Librarian . Dirrilor First riolins Dorothy Daughdrh.l Ernestine Pack Margaret Swilley Lillian Lockhart Sara Meredith Clarinet Maree Hamil Mrloplionr NL R Lee Alliston Piano Doris Mai Walren Saxo ,onrs Katherine Causey Ena O ' Neil Mary Ruth Hathorn SnijiiJ riolins C;uv Nei.i. Mui.i.i.vs YoLAXDE Lawrence AiLEEN Davis Dorothy Murphy T rum fits Freddie Turner Beairice While llass Dru. L Ri;iERiTE Pack riolin NL RV Lawrence Edna Mae Beavers PINE BURR, 1929 Mf)Rie c-)ft(iii; UCVCi)lPKD T ' JRrjtR KflTHtRiOjG MtO fluA BUPyfoo) c-ieum cooie e cPicOPbeco Oii it bodd UGCCie B?,OOKS rsCDRGD aCDDie P(- lrt(e ? ? ' PlOS Eleanor Elms. I ' nil Lauriate POETRY CLUB Dr. G. n. Davidson. .S ' io«.( PINE BURR, 1929 Dramatic Club Officers MVKTICE DeARMAN ' I ' lliidlllt DwiGHT Kerr Businiss Manatnr Catherim-: I om) Secrrlary Katiiekine Dale Treasurer Vera Mixon ' Crilic Miss Nena Kate Ramsey Sponsor PINE BURR, 1929 MA DRAMATIC SCENES 73 PINE BURR, 1929 PP.er- CHl l ' 5 ' KvU S SKieTCH CLU6 PINE BURR, 1929 ,- ' f n Wi PINE BURR, 1929 He economics Club Kathleen Askew Gladys I vrd Bessie Anderson ' Mauce Simmons Florence Martlv Marv Rhineelart Sybil Spivev Ruth Watkins Viola Batte Alyne Ginn Patricia Lowe Elba McCIiiee Hernice C)i)Om Juliette Cox Myrtis Ammons Edith Barreit Bettie Sue Barrett Barbara Burris Agnes Bvrd Mary Louise Cameron EviE Daughdrill Evelyn Dorsett Addie May CSarner Margaret Munday Frances O ' Neal Addie Parker Ella Mae Rasmussen Jean Reed Hazel Rhodes ' iLLiE Lee Rogers Myrtis Singletary ' iviAN Spell Frances Rachel Siewart Johnnie Sturdivant Miss Gertrude Knepper PINE BURR, 1929 Spanish Club Organized Scptemher, 192+ Molto: Adelante, siempre adelante. ' Mrs. Jkssik R. Rufun, Sponsor Officers Ei.i.EN Shivers . Etoile Loper . . . I ' nsiJrnI ri(r-Pi,sulnil JOHNN ' iE Lou Williamson . Secretary-Trras Elsie Walker . Ri iorlei Frances Annis WiLMA Caves Alsie Chandler Willie Dee Curtis Madeline Flvnt Gertrude Ford Sara Fox Lucile Garner Mildred Geddie Marv Ballard Couch AIemrers Margaret Gulledge Ruby Harris Margaret L. Hemeter Ilene Henderson Dimple Lott lONE LOWRV Rachel Lourv Frances Luckie Mary McCullough Helen McLean Gladys Patterson Vivian Pierce Evelyn Pool LORENE RAYBURN Doris Smith Louise Smith Mabelle Smith Martha Story NONIE Talbert Mrs. S. E. Travis. Jr. Fannye Ruth Williams PINE BURR, 1929 URTeue uc5Tnoneuw Soro PULTort,Pi e5. -JO HrioiecuiLLiAiisooj GC5it uft(.i t-F5 ■)a6PH2if i D ct«ftc 5(euoi r bunnw Bot p ib doris sr)iT(-) B£i T(cF u£f e i ?(-)£OTO Tu wt?v. BtRTi-iA oe)HK 5 ?¥)nic 1 1 rro(X ) nfii ?(if) 3iX)uv h ' fli BtPvif t: scori CHI BETA ML CI.IB PINE BURR, 1929 GLGf«0RGCL,i5 CflROt.YCV HUCHtS innr dCNDtU ' - flCBGRTf) GDnoHO- ia -JfAcvtrre CGwnswtt noacic grr citih.k Oortu, piTTnort Cwrthfi s?oi« IXTERXATIOXAI. RELATION ' S CLUB 79 PINE BURR, 1929 THE BIG FOUR ) L. VS CROQIET LOUISIANA CLUB PINE BURR, 1929 amir f f . ; ' A1t.Vl Pv- ££K ' ' l iSSEl UJie- PINE BURR, 1929 Pine Burr Staff Nome Talbert Ediloy-in Grace Cowi.ev Business Manaijir Klrmah Burris Idvrriisinij Manayer Jacqueline John :ox Idiurtisiiuj Manaijer Hassei.tine Bvro Issociair Editor Sara Fultox Issishiiil Business Manaijcr Eleanor Ellis Literary Editor Alsie Chandler Literary Editor Pearl Krumfield Itliletie Editor BuRMAH Burris ' Editor Martha Story Stenoi i a fill PINE BURR, 1929 PINE BURR, 1929 Scissors Staff BuRMAH BuRRis Editor Jacqueline Johnson Business Maniujer Hasseliine BvRl) Issijant Business Manaijer Crace Cowlev Issistant Editor Ruby Mae Thompson Exchange Editor Julia CSoodwin Circulation Manaycr Eunice McDamel Local Editor PINE BURR, 1929 : .1 fA ' PINE BURR, 1929 V- il(Riw«Wrs Sisife i)8© Wiifl6 I aaJ ACTIVITIES PINE BURR, 1929 Athletic Association Jacqueline Joiivsnx Pn-sidnit DwiGHT Kerr I ' lce-I ' tcsuirnt GoRDV Hughes Business Miinniiir Gladys Evans Issislanl Business Manai er Belle Feeder Seeretary-Treasurer Miss Kate Fultov Itlilelic Direilor PINE BURR, 1929 BASKETISAL TEAM 90 PINE BURR, 1929 Wn HlK Mjl vLUa TEWlViS CLua PINE BURR, 1929 Cheer Leaders BURMAH HlRRIS College Chnr l.nider Freddie Ti rxer AssisianI Ciilleiir C iiir Liiuter Jacqueline Jt)Hxs()x Assistant CoUcijc Clucr Ltadcr PINE BURR, 1929 )m! 1m Ih mi [mI h iT) ' M Club Grace Cowley Pn-s ' ulinl Pkarl Brumfiei.d riii-Pri ' sidi-nt WiLMA Francis Siaclary I!CRMAH BURRIS Tliltsuiir Miss Kate Fli.tox Sf ' onsor Peari. Brum field Sara Fulton . . Grace Cowley . Members . . ■ . Baskrihall Wilma Francis . . . ■ . ■ Dashftbail Jacqueline Johnson . . . - liaskithall Sara Heustess . BuRMAH BuRRIS C ii ' i-r Leader . Baskelhali Si imming S usimming PINE BURR, 1929 1 H SICAL KIH CATION IMRIX ' TORS GV.M CLASSES PINE BURR, 1929 w ♦ -- ,. MA DAY SCENES PINE BURR, 1929 The Will To Win Is Often Half The Battle ' If yon think you arc beaten, you arc; If you think you dare not , yon don ' t; If you like to iiin, hut yon think you can ' t, It is almost certain you iion ' t. If you think you ' ll lose, you ' ve lost ; For out in the world you ' ll find Success begins with a felloiv ' s -irill; It ' s all in the state of mind. If you think you ' re out-classed, you arc; You ' i ' c got to think high to rise; You ' ve got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life ' s battles don ' t always go To the strongest and fastest man ; But soon or late the man icho icins Is the one ivho thinks he can. — Selected FAV O R I T E S r ' = 1 E NvisK to use tnis space to tnank ana to show our ap- preciation to Colleen Moore for selecting tne beauties for tKe Pine Burr tnis 3)ear. 5) =10-}. OUR PRETTIEST MART GEORGE PEACOCK NORMA HAWKINS BELLE FEEDER ROBERTA BROWN COLLEEN MOORE isii = S MART GEORGE PEACOCK NORMA HAWKINS BELLE FEEDER ROBERTA BROWN COLLEIIN VIOORE Beaut}) is truth, truth beauty); that is all Te knov? on eartn, ana all e need to knoxv ' . HoA The College Voteci El.F.AXOR Kl.LIS Most I ' tnatih L.Wl ' RCiE DORSF.TT AJosI Channifiti Carolvx HrciiEs ,1 0,1 Dcpruiliihlc Helen Piiielii ' s Ciiiii l iis Sunshine Pi:ar[, BRrMi ' iELi) Most Athlflir Hasseltixe B •R Mast I ' opntiir WlLLA MoORE Alost Orif inal Guynelle |MU[,LEN (UlttSt Csuerps Dorsctt risssekune b r T ' lost- l-ofuU - CsoyneDe (%)len Gw-K Little Sisters dear, listen here, He u ' lll tuve a lusty elieer, rJs fjtir Little Sisters eonte siciiu nii iloiuj, H (j-lC tliey look; niu ' t t iev jiue ' { ' Hou they keep a steady line! .Is our Little Sisters eoiiie s ' lCIIu ui aloiii , Then it ' s Hi — Ho — He, Little Sisters dear for nie, JLe ' re jiist as proud as ran he, 1 es siree! IJ ' here ' er you ( o, you icill aluays kiioxc That your Bit Sisters are iheeriiu for you. SKN ' IOR LITTI E SISTERS SENIOR LITTLE SISTERS SEXKIR SUPREMACY I)A ' IIRIGHT AMI l). RK SIOI- OK CAMPLS I.lFt: PINE BURR, 1929 Wko Are At M. W. C. Adams. Dorothv . Adams, Dovie . . . . AliNSWORTH, ChAN ' DLEE Ai.LEN , Mrs. E. E. . . Allen, Rosa . . . . Allek, Rlbv . . . . Allen, Tracy Belle . Hattiesburg, Miss. H.Tttieshurg, Miss. ... .... Bav Springs, Miss. Collins, Miss. ■ ■ ■ . . Brookhaven, Miss. Plaquemine, La. , ,. , Galveston, Tex. Allistok, Marv Lee Florence, Mis.. Allmax, Sarah Columbia, Miss. Allman, Artherine Columbia, Miss Ammons, Mvrnis Xew Augusta, Miss. Anderson, Bessie Mae _ Purvis Mi « .Anderson, Roberta Edwards ' Miss ' Anderson, Rlbv Centerville, Miss! Andrews, Annie Liberty Miss Annis, Frances ' .Wiggins, Mis ! Askew, Kathleen Hattiesburg, Miss. Aultman, D ' Lo Seminarv, Miss. AvEREiT, Mary Beitie Lucedale Miss. Baker, Marv Kate Charlestoun, Miss! Ball, Dot Foxworth, Miss. Ball, Jewel Harrisville, Miss. Ballard, Ir.via Egvpt, Miss. Barksdale, Alice Summit, Miss. Barneit, Stella Carthage, Miss. Barrett, Edith Columbia, Miss. Bass, Gertrude Pinola, Miss. Bass, Robbie Hattiesburg, Miss. Bates, Mrs. L. J Carson, Miss. Batte, Viola Jackson, Miss. Beavers, Edna Mae Beach, Miss. Beaslev, Aileen Scooba, Miss. Bernice, Batson Hattiesburg, Miss. Berry, Etta Mae Magee, Miss. Berry-, Beitie Sue e v Hebron, Miss. Berry, Lillian New Hebron, Miss. Bond, Helen Collins, Miss. Bond, Virgie Lumberton, Miss. BoYANiON, Sallie Mae Shivers, Miss. Boyd, Katherine Pickens, Miss. BoYLES, Doretha Angle, La. Bradshaw, Sara Hattiesburg, Miss. Branton, Minnie Columbia, Miss. Brassell, Daisy Star, Miss. Brent, Helen McComb, Miss. Brewer, Fay McComb, Miss. Brock, Mari ' Anna Moss Point, Miss. Brooks, Wellie Carthage, Miss. Brown, Alton Purvis, Miss. Brown, Roberta Pelahatchie, Miss. Brumfield, Pearl Magnolia, Miss. Bryant, Mrs. Theta Hattiesburg, Miss. Bryant, Tvmia Winnsboro, La. BuCIUNVN M IV Vcwtnn Mi s. Ulrki lOList . . .n newborn Mi s. BiRNs I()s . . . Purvi- Ii- . PINE BURR, Wko Are At M. W. C. (ConliniiiJl BuRRis, Barbara Liberty Miss BURRIS, BURMAH ' ' Lihertv ' Miss ' Bush, Louise Mendcnhali, Mi,s! BvRD, Agnes BogaUisa la BvRD, Gladys Bogalusa! La! BvRD, Hasseltine Pi ], Olive Miss Cadenhead, Marguerite Shubuta ' Miss ' Cain-, Lucile McCa ' lls Creek, ' Miss! Calhoun, Moselle Hillsboro Miss. Cameron, Mary Louise Hattieshurg, Miss! Campbell, Louise Wiggins ' , Miss. Cannon, Valera Leaf ' Miss. Carter, George, Jr Hattiesburg! Miss! Case, Bobby McComb, Miss. Causey, Kathryn Gloster, Mi;.s. Caves, Wilma Waynesboro, Miss. Chandler, Alsie Brookhaven, Miss. Clark, Clara Lvman, Miss. Clarke, Jessie Rue Bassfield, Miss. Clayton, Margaret Heidelburg, Miss. Cleveland, Louise TIattiesburg, Miss. CocKROFT, Pearl Shipman, ' Miss. Collum, Beulah Leeshurg, Miss. Cook, Elvara Purvis, Miss. Cook, Vivian Preston, Miss. Cook, Edith Meridian, Miss. Cook, Idelle Meridian, Miss. Cook, Ollie Meridian, Miss. Coon, Mvrtis Sumrall, Miss. Cooper, Love Drew, Miss. CosTON, Frankie Meridian, Miss. Cotten, Willie Belle Tylertown, Miss. Courtney, Beatrice Star, Miss. Cowley, Grace Amory, Miss. Covington, Adelle McCool, Miss. Co.x, Juliette Gloster, Miss. Craft, Beatrice Raleigh, Miss. Crain, Margie Bogalusa, La. Crawford, Dorothy Tylertown, Miss. Cunningham, Elizabeth Ne vton, Miss. CuRRiE, Mrs. Alexander Hattiesburg, Miss. Curtis, Willie D McComb, Miss. CuTRER, Agnes Louise Osyka, Miss. Dale, Kathryn Prentiss, Miss. Dale, Lois Hattiesburg, Miss. Dale, Nell Prentiss, Miss. Daughdrill, Dorothy Hattiesburg, Miss. Daughdrill, Evie Leaf, Miss. Daughdrill, Helen Hattiesburg, Miss. Davis, Artie Bogalusa, La. Davis, Aileen Purvis, Miss. Davis, Elizabeth Mendenhall, Miss. Davis, Guessie Bassfield, Miss. Davidson, Mrs. J. E Hattiesburg, Miss. Davis, Lurline Pace, Miss. Day, Dorothy McComb, Miss. PINE BURR, 1929 Wko Are At M. W. C. fCnnlinu,;!) Deal, Annie McComh, Miss. Dearman, MvR ' iiCE ... Forest Miss. De Jean, Ono Biloxi] Miss! Denham, Ruth Laurel, Miss. Dixon, Beatrice Moss Point, Miss. DocGEiT, Stella Sandersville, ' Miss. DORSETT, Evelyn Lucedale, Miss. DORSETT, La Verge Lucedale, Miss. Draughon, Vivian Hattieshurg, Miss. Edmonson, Alberta D ' Lo, Miss. Edwards, Josephine Hattieshurg, Miss. Edwards, Sula Mae Hattieshurg, Miss. Elliott, Louise Mendenhall, Miss. Ellis, Christine Eden, Miss. Ellis, Eleanor Parchman, Miss. Ellis, Gussie Lauderdale, Miss. Ellis, Ruby Wayneshoro, Miss. Evans, Gladys Lake, Mis:,. Evans, Henrietta Leakesville, Miss. Eancher, Georgia Greenwood, Miss. Farr, Lilla Mae Memphis, Tenn. Feeder, Belle Ruth, Miss. Ferguson, Mary Blodgett, Miss. Flateau, Martha Louise Hattieshurg, Miss. Flvnt, Madeline Laurel, Miss. Flvnt, Helen Columhia, Miss. FouLKS, Margaret Monroe, La. Ford, Gertrude Vickshurg, Miss. Francis, Wilma D ' Lo, Miss. Fulton, Sara Louisville, Miss. Fox, Sara Bogue Chitto, Miss. Furr, Grace Magnolia, Miss. Gaddis, Nema Taylorsville, Miss. Garner, Addie Mae Carson, Miss. Garrett, Kathrvn Philadelphia, Miss. C;eddie, Mildred Laurel, Miss. Giles, Beatrice Mendenhall, Mis:.. GiLMORE, Beatrice Dixon, Miss. Ginn, Alyne Tylertown, Miss. Goodwin, Julia Raymond, Miss. Cough, Mary Hattieshurg, Miss. Graves, Imogene Ackerman, Miss. Greenlaw, Dorothy Franklinton, La. Griffin, Marie Lucedale, Miss. Griffith, Claire Columbia, Miss. Gulledge, Margaret Jackson, Miss. GuNN, Undine O vka, Miss. Hall, Willie Mae Jackson, Miss. Hamil, Maree Handshnro, Miss. Harmon, Frances Hattieshurg, Miss. Harris, Aileen ■ ■.■ ' . ' ' •J. ' ' - Harris, Bertha Harrisville, Miss. IL. rris, Ruby }} ' T, ' !: ■ ' ' Hathorn, Mary Ruth Bassheld, Miss. Hathorn, Mary Ruth Columbia, Miss. Hart, Harold ' ' ' ' ' ' - PINE BURR Who Are At M. W. C. iCnni!,:,!,:!, Hawkins. Norma Hattieshurg. Mi.s. Havxes, Willie Mae Mendenhall, Miss. Hemeter, Margaret Lou Hattiesburg Miss Henderson, Ilene Pickens ' Miss ' Henderson, Evelyn ' _ picavune, ' Miss. ' Henry, Nannie Mae Union Miss Heustess, Sara ' Hartsville S c! Hewitt, Ava Burton Summit, Miss. Hewitt, Emmalyne Summit, Miss. Hilton, Miriam _ Jackson, Miss. Holbrook, Euna Pokvilie, ' Miss. Holmes, Annie Belle McComb ' Miss. Horne, Helen . Carriere, Miss. HoRTON, Helen Meridian, Miss. Houston, Bernice Svlvarena, Miss. Huff, Virginia Poplarville, Miss. Hughes, Carolyn Lake, Miss. Hughes, Gordy Lake, Miss. Hughes, Mary McComb, ' Miss. Izard, Melba Silver Creek, Miss. James, Hazel Prentiss, Miss. Johnson, Carol Bogalusa, La. Johnson, Jacqueline Hattiesburg, Miss. Johnson, Sue Belle Hattiesburg, Miss. Jones, Annie B Carthage, Mis:.. Jones, Edith Terry, Miss. Jones, Mary- Hattiesburg, Miss. Jones, Mrs. P. G Hattiesburg, Miss. Kennedy, Annie Louise McComb, Miss. Kerr, Dwight . Burnside, Miss. Keyes, Elora Laurel, Miss. KiRBV, Nancy Sue Money, Miss. KiRBY, Lelia Holmes Money, Miss. Langston, Anabel ... Clinton, Miss. Langston, Fay . . . . Columbia, Miss. Langston, Fern Columbia, Miss. Langston, Irene Shelby, Miss. Langston, Opai Calhnun City, Miss. Laurence, Bessie Pclahatchie, Miss. Laurence, Emma Pelahatchie, Miss. Laurence, Lela Pelahatchie, Miss. Laurence, Jeanette Columbia, Miss. Laurence, Mary Columbia, Miss. Laurence, Yolande Amite, La. L. WSON, Almay Star, Miss. Lee, Clara • • Moss, Miss. Lee, Mary Hilda New Hebron, Miss. Lee, Nella Magnolia, Miss. Legett, M.4GG1E Mae Jackson, Miss. LOWRY, lONE Pearson, Miss. LowRY, Rachel Pearson, Miss. Lowe, Patricia Dossville, Miss. Lewis, Gwendolyn Neshoba, Miss. Lewis, Thelma Neshoba, Miss. Little, Dorothy Rockport, Miss. Little, Maggie Era Rockport, Miss. PINE BURR, 1929 U I } Wko Are At M. W. C. {ConUnuid) LiiTLE, Norma Columbia, Miss. Llovd, Ruth Gulfport, Miss. LocKHART, Lillian- Magee Miss LoFTix, Ruth Clinton ' , Miss ' . LOPER, Etoile Forest, Miss. Lorr, Dimple Orange, Tex. Love, Elizabeth f ;i„ Miss. Love, Alice Hattiesburg, ' Miss! Love, Marv Lee -: . . Hattiesburg, Miss. LucKiE, Frances Web, Miss. Majure, Ruth Madden, Miss! Mancum, Bonnie Lee Magee, Miss. Mangum, Erma D ' Lo, Miss. Maxgum, Marv Magee, Miss. Manning, Kelly B Mize, Miss. Martin, Dorothy Hamburg, Miss. Martin, Florence Hamburg, Miss. Martin, Villo Columbia, Miss. Mayfield, Verna Columbia, Miss. McCrea, Mary Belle Hattiesburg, Miss. McCuLLOUGH, Alice McComb, Miss. McCuLLOUGH, Mary Florence, Miss. McDaniel, Eunice Gloster, Miss. McGehee, Elba Wesson, Miss. McGowAN, Mary Seminary, Miss. McLean, Helen Amite, La. McMath, Maitie Pearl State Line, Miss. McNeese, Tessie Angic, La. Mereoith, Sara Jackson, Mis5. Miller, Vernice Lauderdale, Miss. Miller, Gussie Seminary, Miss. Mills, Gladys Piave, Miss. MixON, Vera Amite, Miss. Mize, Virginia Silver Creek, Miss. MiZE, Willie Silver Creek , Miss. Moody, Robbie Poplarville, Miss. Moor, Willa Sturgis, Miss. Moore, Cecil Louisville, Miss. Moore, Ruby Walnut Grove, Miss. Mullen, Guynelle Meadville, Miss. MuNDAV, Margaret Lena, Miss. Murphy, Dorothy Tuscaloosa, Ala. Muse, Mamie Waynesboro, Miss. Odum Bernice Star, Miss. O ' Mara, Gertie Hattiesburg, Miss. O ' Neal, Ona Leaf, Miss. O ' Neal, Frances Schlater, Miss. Overstreet, Martha Meridian, Mi3S. Pack Ernestine Hattiesburg, Miss. Pack! Marguerite Laurel, Miss. Pack, Mary Elizabeth Laurel, Miss. PANG, Fong King Marks, Miss. Parker, Gladys • K ' ° ;,Y ' ' - Parker, Addie Lucedale, Miss. Pation, Katherine „:•-, ?V u ' ' ' ■ ' ' Patterson, Gladys Philadelphia, Miss. -- - PINE BURR, 1929 Wko Are At M. W. C. (Cnnnniti-J) Peacock, Marv George Hattiesburg, Miss. Pepper. Edna Earl Gulfport, Miss. Perkins, Mrs. Beatrice Laurel, Miss. Perkins, Blanche Marie Hattiesburg, Miss. Perkins, Hilda Oxford, Miss. Peters, Marie McComh, Miss. Phelps, Marv D Hattiesburg, Miss. Phillips, Helen Meridian, Miss. Phillips. Pauline Pachuta, Miss. Pickle, Maxine Hamilton, Miss. Pierce, Vivian Florence, Miss. Pippins, Fannie Sumrall, Miss. PminAN, Ma.mie Mendenhall, Miss. Poe, Marv Statesville, N. C. Polk, Alice Prentiss, Miss. Polk, Annie Mt. Olive, Miss. Pope, Ada Lee Columbia, Miss. Pope, Margaret Hattiesburg, Miss. Pool, Evelvn Union, Miss. PosEV, Mvrna Meridian, Miss. Pritchett, Hattie Mae Hattiesburg, Miss. PvLANT, Lake Purvis, Miss. Quick, ' allie Collins, Miss. QuiNN, Vivian Prentiss, Miss. Ramsev, Comette Abilene, Tex. Rasmussen, Ellamae Meridian, Miss. Ravburn, Lorene Hattiesburg, Miss. Reed, Jean Picayune, Miss. Reedv, Pauline Hattiesburg, Miss. Rhinehart, Marv Leakesville, Miss. Rhodes. Hazel Neshoba, Miss. RiSHER, Rachel Taylorsville, Miss. Robertson, Helen Seminary, Miss. Rogers. Willie Lee Collins, Miss. Ross, Fannie Seminary, Miss. Rush, Evelvn Hattiesburg, Miss. Santana, Mrs. Charles Hattiesburg, Miss. Saucier, J. A Hattiesburg, Miss. Sauls, Peggie Hattiesburg, Miss. Scott, Katherine Eupora, Miss. Scott, Ora Oakda e. La. Seal, Mvrtis . ' ,j e A Seidenspinner, Maxine Edgeheld. S. C. Shivers, Marv Shivers, Miss. Shivers, Ellen „ ' ' v! ' - ' Shivers, Marv Catherine Magee, Miss. o„,.„,. ' p,,, Libertv, Miss. Simons ' Madge ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' ■ ' . ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ Oiyk ' t ' iss. Singleta ' rv, Mvrtis ;, ■l ' ' ' ' ; ' ' ' Slaughter, Ji.m.mie M t- ' .ss. c, ,,- Nfii Lucedale. Miss. bLA-i, INELL Fllisville Miss Smith, Doris tilisMiie, wiiss. „„,,,„ Lexie, Miss. SMITH, DOLLIE Fordsville, Kv. Smith, Louise , , ji j - Smith, Mabelle . . : ' . fLa ' tiesburg, Miss! Smith, Willetta PINE BURR, 1929 Wko Are At M. W. C. (Contmmd) Spell, Vivl-w Spivev, Sybil Collins, Miss. Philadelphia, Miss. Stewart, Rachel Mize Miss. Stewart, Lena Mae Carrierc ' Miss. Stewart, Maggie . ' . Jackson, Miss. Stockstill, Fern Carrierc, Miss. Stokes, Inez McComb, Miss. Story, Martha Laurel, Miss. Street, Lessie Hattieshurg, Miss. Sturdivaxt, John-.ste Frank ' inton, La. Sturdivaxt, Kathryn- Frank ' inton, La. Summers, Hilda Gulfport, Miss. Sutton-, Ruth Prentiss, Miss. SwiLLEY, LURLIXE Hattiesburg, Miss. Swilley, Margaret Hattiesburg, Miss. Sylvest, Thel.ma Kokomo, Miss. Talbert, Nonie Delores Meridian, Miss. Te.mple, Lutie Hattiesburg, Miss. Tha.vies, Eva Collins, Miss. Thigpex, Wilma Doris Hattiesburg, Miss. TnOMPiOX, Carolyn Hattiesburg, Miss. Thompson, Ruby Mae IN Iendenhall, Miss. Tho.vipeox, Sue Belle Mendenhall, Miss. Thorxhill, Berxice McComb, Miss. Thornton, Eulala Ethel, Miss. Tillman, Modexa Gallman, Miss. Travis, Mrs. Alice Joxes Hattiesburg, Miss. TuLLOS, Mary Lee Magee, Miss. Turner, Thelma Ellisville, Miss. Turner, Freddie Orange, Tex. Upton, Claudia Oakvale, Miss. Cpton, Vergie Oakvale, Miss. Vaughn, Louise Collins, Miss. Vixzant, Eula Burns, Miss. Vitzthum, Alixe .... Meridian, Miss. Waldex, Doris Mai Prentiss, Mis Walker, Elsie Sumrall, Miss. Wall, Mary Osyka, Miss. Ward, Doris AuguiTa, Miss. Ware, Mary Elizabeth Sidon, Miss. Watjus, Ino Kreole, Miss. Watkixs, Helex Roberta ... . Hattiesburg, Miss. Watkins, Ruth Philadelphia, Miss. Welch, Mary Letha Columbia, Miss. Wells, Wade Clinton, Mis:. Wells, Carolyn De Soto, Miss. Westmoreland, Ertelle Shannon, Miss. White, Beatrice Florence, Miss. Whitehead, Bonnie Mae Clarksdale, Miss. Whittex, Mildred Mendenhall, Miss. Wilder, Mrs. E Hattiesburg, Miss. WiLKixs, Catherine Meridian, Miss. Wilkixsox, Fraxces Hattiesburg, Miss. Williams, Fannie Ruth Hattiesburg, Miss. Williamson, Charmian Martinsville, a. Williamson, Johxxie lou • ■ • Franklmton, La. Windham, Bradys Taylorsville, Miss. Wofford, Lillian Darling, Misj. 124 PINE BURR, 1929 p zfc Go Op C5o (3 )(z PINE BURR, 1929 OUR ADVERTISERS Mississirl ' l WOMAN ' S tOI-LEOE Hattiesburg COIjIOS SI ' I 1 I() Hattiesburg ANDKUSON THI:ATKE Hattii burg J. I.. AI.milTON ■ Jackson IMl ' KlilAI. SHdi; STORE Hattiesburg HIUHTOW i:U SEED COMPANV Hattiesburg HOLAHAV KEAl rV COMrANY Hattiesburg HATTIESUI |{(i (iKO( EHY (OMPANY Hattiesburg FIKM HE AM) Fl EE ( OMl ' ANY Hattiesburg (iOKI)ON VAN TINE (OMl ' ANY Hattiesburg WOODKl II ' II HNI Tl HE STORE Hattiesburg HATI M l!l K(. ( KEAMEHY AND PRODVt ' E fOMPANY Hattiesburg ( EN 11 1! DUI «. SIOHE Hattiesburg K. H. M l(i;ni: l) and company Eaurel SAHI ' IIIE .(i; El.HV (O.MPANY ' Hattiesburg MAIillN I ' UINTINC. (OMPANY Hattieslnirg LONDON (;HO( EUV (( :MPANY ' Hattiesburg Si ' EMME AND SONS Hattiesburg HATTIESItl lUi ( (X - ()l,A BOTTLING COMPANY ' Hattieslnirg the; MEUCIIANI ' S IOMI ' ANY ' . INC Of Mississippi the; I )A 1DS0N (IMPANY Hattiesburg EN0( IIS 1.1 MliEK AND MANrFACTlRING COMPANY Jaeksi.n I,. G. ItAl lOIlt (OMl ' ANY Attleboro, Mass. 0« L DKI (i s rOlii; Hattiesburg HATTIi:si!l H( Mi:itl( AN Hattiesburg FINE ItUOS.-MATISON (OMPANY Hattiesburg MISSISSIPPI (lONlKAl. HAILKOAD Hattiesburg HAWKINS IIAKDHAKE COMPANY ' ' Hattiesburg J. C. Pl;NN (OMPAN ' Hattiesburg HCl.ETI II NEKAI. HOME Meridian HA T ' llEsm H(. ltlIl,DlN(. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Hattiesburg (EN ' lliAl. ELi:( IKK (OMl ' ANY Hattiesburg EMI ' OKII M DEI ' AKIMENI s (OKE Hattiesburg Pl(i(ilA HK.I.IA AND .MTNEV JINGLE Hattiesburg Gl LP SI A I ES ( KEOSOTING COMPANY Hattiesburg SrRANI) I II i;a IHE Hattiesburg CHAMI5L1SS IIAHDNVAHE COMPANY Hattiesburg J. S. Tl KNEK AND SONS Hattiesburg LO E DKI (. 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Nlv ss()( lA 1 ION Hattiesburg SOI I 1H l l IHN ENI K.VVING COMP.YNY ' Furt Hi ' rlli, Texas HENSON I ' HINIIM. (OMP.ANY NasliMlle. reiiii. PINE BURR, 1929 MISSISSIPPI WOMAN S COLLEGE i , Member of Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the South HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Property of the Mississippi Baptist Convention The Woman ' s College offers a standard four-year Literary Course. There is no Preparatory Department. Entrance to the Freshman Class by diploma from four-year accredited high schools certifying I 5 units, or by examination. Board IS offered in fireproof dormitories in rooms for two students, with bathroom between every two rooms. There is also a self-help dormitory, where expenses for board are considerably reduced. New Infirmary, new Swimming Pool, new Science Building, new Model Home. High-grade course offered in Piano, Violin, Speech Arts, Home Economics, and Art. Conservatory Course in Music. Send for NeTv Catalogue J. L. JOHNSON, President PINE BURR, 1929 Extending our apprecia- tion to tne Annual Start ana tne student body tor the splendid cooper- ation received from them in doing the pnoto- grapnic work for tnis Annual. COLE STUDIO PINE BURR, 1929 ; ' fi: 7 v A Cordial Welcome and a Jolly Good Time Always Await You at the ANDERSON THEATER Tne Home of Entertainment ■.. 1- J. L. ALBRITON Watchmalfer — Jeweler Engraver Lamar Life Insurance Building JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI WE FEATURE POPULAR PRICED SHOES IMPERIAL SHOE STORE HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Higntow er Seed Company HIGH GRADE SEEDS Free Catalogue Hattiesburc. Mississippi H oward R. H Realtor Phone 484 olada y 304 Citizens Bank Bldc. HATTIESBURG, MISS. Try Red Bird Brand Scnool Supplies There is a Tablet or Blank ni the Line to Fit Every Want, and Each One the Best to Be Had at the Price Asked HATTIESBURG GROCERY CO. Local Distrihiilors HATTIESBURG. MISSISSIPPI PINE BURR, 1929 COMPLIMENTS Firm Ice ana Fuel Company ICE COAL Telephones 33 and 30 Hattiesburg, Mississippi WOODRUFF FURNITURE STORE PICTURES FRAMED RcasonahU Prices West Pine Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi GORDON VAN TINE CO. READY-CUT HOMES ' Ours the Trade That Scivice Aiade HATTIESBURG. MISSISSIPPI A Dish For Every Occasion A Flavor For Everv Taste PURITY ICE CREAM AH Wu_V5 BesI manufactured by HATTIESBURG CREAM- ERY PRODUCE CO. Main Street Hattiesburg. Miss. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT CENTURY DRUG STORE Courtes]) and Efficient Service H.ATTIFSBURG. MISS. PINE BURR, 1929 R H. MOREHEAD Liiurcl ' s Exclu h ' i; Ladies ' S CO., ore Inc. Is the best of its k nd in the state. Authentic Style personal service ; we are th = hr St to how every new style as soon as it is released. We give oui out-of- town cii slomers special attention. Call, write, or phone. R. H. MOREHEAD L.AUREL. MISSISSIPPI CO., Inc. The Gift Store H.ATTIESBURG. MISSISSIPPI MARTIN PRINTING COMPANY Wedding Announcements Invitations and Visiting Cards Students ' Loose Leaf Note Book H ' .TTIESBURC, MlSSlSflpPI LONDON GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Groceries, Feeds, Fertilizers Chickens, Eggs, and Produce Hattiesburg. Mississippi STEMME SONS Florists FLOWERS FOR AIL OCCASIONS POTTED PLANTS SHRUBS FLOWER SEEDS S.ilcsioom, 115 W. Pine St. Phone 883 Greenhouses, Dixie Highway Phone 318 Hattiesburc, Mississippi Member Florists ' Telegraph Delh-crv HATTIESBURC COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HATTIESBURC, MISSISSIPPI ,v ? .. PINE BURR, 1929 THE MERCHANTS COMPANY, Inc. (OF MISS.) Millers, Manufacturers, and Distributors MILLERS BIG M FLOUR AND CORN MEAL MANUFACTURERS BIG M FEEDS— POULTRY, DAIRY, H. M. OX DISTRIBUTORS BIG M AND MAGNOLIA QUEEN CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Macee D ' Lo Prentiss Poplarville Picayune McLain Laurel, Mississippi A COMPLETE STORE FOR JUNIORS, MISSES AND WOMEN Specializing on Dresses for School Girls VISIT HATTIESBURG THE DAVIDSON COMPANY Special High Grade Mill Work Our special is ma nufactur d mill wo rk. 10 fil any architect ' s equireme nts in any work desired. Veneer d doors and all other items of mill wo rk manu factured i 1 our plant. A full m =chan,cal equipmen and experienced organ zation enables us to guar- antee prompt ser ice and accurate vork- manship and material o good q iallty. Send us plans fo r estimat Our new plant. repiacir n old on e de- stroyed by fire N 3vember 1, 1923. i now in full operation. EnocKs Lumber Manufacturing Co. JACKSON. MISS. PINE BURR, 1929 Fraternity, College and Class Je velry COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS JEWELER TO THE SENIOR CLASS OK MISSISSIPPI woman ' s COLLEGE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ManufaclLiiing Jcwclcis and Stationers ATTLEBORO. MASS. 0 vl Drug Store At Our Fountain WE CATER TO PARTIES Served m Co ors KODAK. SUPPLIES 24-Houi Development Service Ow l Drug Store M-MN Street Telephone 7 Where Friends Meet Friends HATTIESBURG, MISS. HAVE THE HATTIESBURG AMERICAN Follow You Home During Vacation It s Jylississi pi s Best Pa er PINE BURR, 1929 HATTIESBURG THE STORE OF COLLEGE GIRLS WEAR EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN CUR Ladies ' Ready-to-Wear, Piece Goods and Millinery FINE BROTHERS-MATISON COMPANY HattJeshurg ' s Best and Busiest Store The Mississippi Central Railroad Company, its officers and employees extend their best wishes to the faculty and students of the M.ississi ' i W Oman s College, and wish for them a success- ful season. HAWKINS HARDWARE COMPANY WE SPECIALIZE IN Goldsmith ' s Celebrated Line of Athletic Goods Tlie Largest Wliolesale and Retail Hardware House in South Mississippi. Our Combined Floor Space is 42,000 Square Feet. HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI PINE BURR, 1929 — --,. ; ' (Wl COMPLIMENTS OF FHE A NATION-Wme INSTITUTION- where savings are greatest 610 Main Street I lATTIESBURG, MI33. HULETT FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephone 31 1 MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS HattiesDurg Building and Loan Association Luther A. Smith, President C. M. SiGLER. yice-PresiJenl M. M. Simmons, Secrclarv-Treamrer COMPLIMENTS CENTRAL ELECTRIC COMPANY -104 MAIN STREET HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI EMPORIUM DEPT. STORE Largest Stock of Novelty Shoes in Hattiesburg yisit Our Shoe Depart iient COMPLIMENTS OF PIGGLY WIGGLY AND JITNEY JUNGLE HATTIESBURG, MISS. PINE BURR, 1929 COMPLIMENTS OF GULF STATES CREOSOTING COMPANY Hattiesburg, Miss. HEAR AND SEE Pictures That Talk and Sing SYNCHRONIZED BY MO-PIECE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA miiWif mir ' First With Vitaphone RAWLINGS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT We Carry a Complete Line of the Above CHAMBLISS HARDWARE COMPANY 40— Phones— MO J. S. TURNER SONS Department Store HATTIESBURG. MISS. LOVE DRUG COMPANY HATTIESBURG. MISS. PINE BURR, 1929 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE The matter of selecting a college for young men to attend is very important. A man ' s future usefulness and influence is largely determined by the college that trains his thinking and helps mold his character. Mississippi College was founded in 1826, and today is the result of con- tinued progressive activity and thought: her alumni are prominent in every worthy profession and business of the nation, and these are the test of the work and influences that are so carefully safe-guarded for each student ' s benefit that comes here. 1 borough and high scholarship, development of strong Christian character, and personal attention to each boy ' s needs have always been the applied ideals of Mississippi College. For informjlion as in the various courses offcrcJ and ihc reasonahlc expanses of allcnJ ' mg Jlion as In the Miss nious courses offered and ihe reasonahle expe .ippi College, please Turile for catalogue. J. W. ProNINE, Ph.D., LL.D., President CLINTON. MISSISSIPPI EST.ABL1S11ED 1910 Hulett Undertaking Co. Finest Ambulance in the State Telephone 48-J HaTTIESBURC. MlSSIfSIPPl When in need of anything in the Book Line, Stationery, Fountain Pens, Bibles, 1 estaments, and Song Books, Try Us First Baptist Book Store •■ Ve Suppl!) An)) Book 502 East Capilol Si. Jackson. Mississippi FOR QUICK AND EFFICIENT SERVICE IN BOTH PLUMBING AND HEATING SEE THE HUB PLUMBING CO. Phone 641 310 W. Pine Street PINE BURR, 1929 PERFECTION ICE CREAM The Smile Follnn s ihc Spoon PEARSON S CONFECTIONERY 215 West Pine Strelt HATTIESBURG, MIS3 HOTEL MITCHELL J. Howard Mitchell, Manager In the Heart of the Business District EUROPEAN PLAN HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI INSIST ON MATTRESSES Dixie Mattress Furniture Co. INCOr.PORATLD Wholesale Furniture Telephone 623 HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI R. E. ROLLINGS Jeiveler DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WATCHES Lovely Gifts of Lasting Beauty and Service to Suit ouv Pocket Book Special Prices to College Students 617 Main Street HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI PINE BURR. 1929 SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY FORT WORTH WANT I. Students — college men and women. Great groups are going out after two and three years, educated in mmd with great evangelistic spirits. WANT II. Gifts — Large and small from those able to make bequests to the Seminary. Such gifts will insure a life annuity lo the giver and will live through eternity. WANT III. Prayers and Interest — of people everywhere. WRITE L. R. SCARBOROUGH, A.B.. D.D., LL.D. President COMPLIMENTS OF Tne Acorn Store INCORPORATED Merchants to Your Crandfaihers Main St. Nexl to First Nalionr,! Bank Hatiif.sburc, Mis:i sippi YATES LUNCH ROOM Curb Service West Pine at the Ercg; HATTIESBURG, 1VI:S3. Moore s Laundry AND Dry Cleaning Plant We Do It Better. You Soil ' En and We Clean ' Em Phone 1326 HATTIESBURG. MISS. PINE BURR, 1929 J. J. NEWMAN LUMBER COMPANY HATTIESBURG. MISSISSIPPI Produce the NEWMAN Brand of Lumber A Home Built of Newman Lumber is a House Built Upon a Rock House Bills Furnished Complete — Sills, Joists, Studding, Rafters, Sheathing, Siding, Flooring, Ceiling, Casing, Base, Door and Window Jambs, Partition, Mouldings, Lath and Shingles Floors Made of Our Edge Crain Flooring Equal the Finest Woods in Ihc World BOX FACTORY We Make Standard Can Boxes, All Sizes of Syrup Crates, Standard Cabbage Crates, Bushel Crates for Kiln-Drying Potatoes NEWMAN IS ON OUR PRODUCT You Take No Cha When Dealing Wilh Us POSITION GUARANTEED To Every Fall Graduate ■■The School Wilh a Repulalion- HATTIESBURG BUSINESS COLLEGE J. p. Prescott, President Hattiesburc. Mississippi Buy For Your Feasts B oucher s G rocery Opposite MethodicI Horpilal Hattiesburc, Mississippi PINE BURR, 1929 MATTINGLY ' S BAKERY Quality ana Service THE HOME OF BUTTERNUT BREAD Jus-Rjte ana Ola-Fasnionea Pound Cake Special- ties, Cream Puffs, Chocolate Eclairs, Pies, Cakes ana Assorted Candies Hattiesburg, Mississippi TATUM LUMBER COMPANY HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Established 1893 ==aDc=o MANUFACTURERS AND CONSERVATORS OF LONG LEAF AND YELLOW PINE THE AMERICAN BRICK CO. Has always been a supporter of and contributor to the Mississippi Wom- an ' s College, believing that it fills a need in religious education. The college buildings stand as evidence of permanent construction, built with Riverside Brick. Telephone 1597 HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI PINE BURR, 1929 You ' ll Find the Best of Service in the Remodeled Hotel Hattiesburg Georce Stukm. Manager (r sjse -i HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Odorless Cleaners CASH. CARRY AND DELIVERY You Save the Difference Phone 1572-940 224 West Pine Hattiesburg, Miss. Goode Montgomery Attorney at Law LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI NN AT ALL TIMES The Most Complete Stock of Men ' s, Women ' s, and Children ' s SHOES AND HOSIERY hi South Mississippi J. E. BUFKIN HATTIESBURG GULFPC: COMPLIMENTS OF Tyrone Motor Co. HUPMOBILE 406 E. Pine St. Hattiesburg. Miss Telephone 221 Fi N ' ANCIAL Primer Five-yeai-old M ary was teaching three-year -old Aud ey the value of different coins: That- s a dime it will buy lots of candy. That ' s a nickel ; it will buy an ice cream :one. That ' s a penny ; it s only good for Sunday | school ! — —Childret PINE BURR, 1929 Com- hments of CITIZENS BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK MEMBERS OF Hattiesburg Clearing House Association By J. G. Neno, Manager THIS BOOK PRINTED BY BENSON LARGEST COLLEGE ANNUAL PUBLISHERS IN THE WORLD HIGHEST QUALITY WORKMANSHIP SUPERIOR EXTENSIVE SERVICE ' i VCOLLEGE ANNUAL HEADQUARTERS Autograpns PINE BURR, 1929 THE END Pf Mt- ■ j l r ' iii ■ ' ■ i%