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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1931 volume:

1 9 5 D •I , -T COPYRIGHT DIMPLE LOTT Editor-in-ChieF ELSIE WALKER Business Manager §1931 .= w?sp iTit-.-- ' s)s ' yf :j= — 7A 1931 ; .fPIlME BURR W W Published by i4!j J hSii6ippi Worn art :i €oUeqG AT HATTI E BURG ' m m i Wife ' ' % %1 - ' -l . V _ DEDICATION TO OUR MOTHERS AND FATHERS Whom we clierish and honor above all others, who steadFastly have loved, guided, sacriFiced and inspired us to the highest ideals of womanhood, we, with deepest gratitude, humbly dedicate this book ' 1 9 3 1 -. r 4, ' ; A PINE BURR fe ii|- ' - - CONTENTS Book I College Book II Classes Book III . . . Organizations Book IV Features ■1931 - - -K yhe PINE MWR J -: y r- - -j x FOREWORD jAkS EACH year the stately pine sheds her burrs so each year Woman ' s College sends forth her Seniors. To you, class oF 1931, may this PINE BURR bring the happiest oF recollections oF your Alma Mater — where the winds oF Mississippi sigh among the southern pines. i 1 9 3 1 r ' j Where the Winds of Mississippi Sish Among the Southern Pines . m. ;.l,.AO.,..,. ■Too , • Dr. J. L. JOHXSON, President yr b-H ke PIKE BURR ' |k;Hi : ' LuciEx Quitman CAi rpBELL A.B., M.A. Detiri and Professor of Enylisli Carroll Wardlaw Griffin B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Francis M. Hunter A.B., M.A. Professor of Education and PsycJiology Dawson Phelps A.B., M.A. Professor of History Mrs. Jessie Rood Ruffin A.B., A.M. Professor of Spanisli and Latin William Elmer Byrne E.E., Ph.D. Professor of Matlieinatics pi93i y l: ke PINE BURR fc ii Jtt Faciulty Stephen ' Alxa Wilkixsox A.B., ThB., M.A. Profissor of Rilitjious Traininrj Willie D. Hearst A.B. Instructor in Cliemislry and Biology Mabel Larsox B.S., M.S. .Issoci t ' f Profj- NoRMAx L. Roberts A.B,, M.A., Th.M. Instructor in History and Relit ions Traininc) Mrs. Axxie Ball Hldsox F.A. Director of Art Dc artminl •1931 T lA Ae PINE BURR fei l Robert Ford Bass Business Manager Mrs. Mae Waller Batson Dean of Women Mrs. Etta Luper-Waller Matron of Dormitories Mrs. Pearl Duckworth-Edwards Mrs. Dolar Tilly-Havard College Nurse George Diuguid Davidson A.B., Ph.D. Professor of French Maude King A.B. Instructor in English and French Kathryn Hardy A.B., B.E. Instructor in Speech Arts a •1931 Elwood Shoenly Roeder Direclor of Music and Professor of Piano Mrs. Barbara Stoudt-Roeder Instructor in I ' oice and Director of Glee Club Dorothy Horxe B.M. Instructor in Tlieory and Violin LuTiE Temple A.B. Instructor in Theory and Piano Mrs. D. S. Harmon Instructor in Sliortliand, Typeixriting and Bookkeeping Mrs. Lucia Jenxixgs O ' Briant M.E.L. Librarian 1931 iv JMi ■. r- .- . FUME Buaafe -HM l t. Trustees H. L. Spencer . . J. P. Culpepper . . Frank Montague . Gaines Hightower A. Polk .... W. J. Pack . . . . . Hattieshurg G. M. McWilliams Hattiesburg . . . Poptar-villc J. E. BvRD Mount Olive . ■ . Hattieshui-f Goode Montgomery Laurel . . . Hallirsbuyg J. A. Burris Liberty . . Hattiesburg J. A. Barkhill Hattiesburg ..... Laurel W. A. Hemtit Jackson L. O. Crosby Picayune I93II WlI.l.IE MiZE President Helen Flint Vice-President Sarah Castox . . • Secretary Margie Grain Treasurer LuciLE Garner .... Class Refiresentative L ' uciLE Holleman . . . Class Representative Mary Catherine Shivers . House President LoNA Burks , House President Ona Dejean .... Class Representative Gladys Grant .... Class Representative Dorothy Walker . . . Class Representative P ' 1 9 3 1 ? JMi yj f ' ■ ' ' ' r l-4 ; A PINE BUaR fei il t r ' ' j ' -ijx. - T }e Tine Tall as a mast in morning light Stands our old pine against the sky, A sentinel upon the height To u-ateh the sheeling days go by. He sees the silver moon appear Above the river ' s curving line And li ' hen the chill of dust draws near. The homing lights flash out and shine. I ' niiearying through snow and rain.. He signals courage from the steep. And when night settles on the plain He has his starry watch to keep. And when the winter storms arise. And the gay leaves are fled in fear. In i great grieving voice he cries His reassurance, I am here! Bliss Carman. Viisi ' T ' xrr ' icii ' 1931 Gertrude Elaine Bass «iii. PIXOLA, MISSISSIPPI rIM. Philomatheari «ehi ' -£eta- Mu, Poetr Cliih, ' 29, ' 30; Le Cercle Fra Laureate of Fi Kappa, ' 31 ' ; Glee Club, ' 31; Scissors Staff, ' 31; Hiki -— . ._ Il ' isdom, 1 v:otild liavr much of thee Goddess nf wisdom . . , Hall of Fame ' •. A poet ' s dream , ' ' i Romance. :gie Olivia Bond n K rMBERTOX, MISSISSIPPI ' A.B. Y. W f ' so; Vice-President Y. V. A., Philomatliean ; Secretary Y. W. ' ' ' 3o; Vice-President Y. V. A., ' 31; Poetr, Pi K-appa, ' 31 ; Secretary Pi Kappa, ' 31 ; Scissors Staff, ' 30, ' 31. Ucr lyi ' s tcc c deeper than the depth of waters stilled at yy ' An American doll wit!li|efe| tfiat go to sleep A limpid pool . !■ 1 I Pansies Dean ' s office. If r ' tx Collie Bradley INVERNESS, MISSISSIPPI - .«. M. S. C. W. Ihrer Yrars; Pliilomatlican ' o makr I lie KorlJ a Iricndly place Me s ,i.ics Iv it a jrienjly face. At MSCW i,- Smiles and laughter ■ ' ■v ' - Blon,le loveliness 3V Tea roses. ' Mary Anna Brock MOSS POlNTj MISSISSIPPI Philomathean; Y. W. A. Cabinet, ' 29, ■,„; . W. A. President, ' 51; Aiinnal St:i President Class, ' 30; Tnlcrnational Kilalimis Club. ' 30, ' 31; Spani ' ih Club ' 30 ' -I CUib, S, ' i ). • ■ 3 ' . ' --. ' V - A sliiniiui fileam nf lapfiiness and go od fZ f %,, Sv,,. Il ' herever licr hru lit face may appear. , Sj. ' H- N Town — shows- — ushers It ? ! ! ! ! ? Dulcinea del Toboso Don ' t vou know? ■ ' 30; Vice- nilf Coast X. LoNA Burns Student Council, ' 29, President B. Y. P. U Belhaven Collegi Hermenian Literarv Societ PURVIS, MISSISSIPPI AM. I Francais, ' 30, ' 31 ; Cluh, ' 30, ' 31 S 7 ' surest sign of nobl . ' %.ijlie truesl test of ijentle is modesty. Practical Willingness Notes and outlir ensive beauty, ll Elizabeth Woodward Calhoun PURVIS, MISSISSIPPI n.A. and Dit loma in Art 9; Annual Staff, ' 29; C ' arv Art Club, ' 29; Frazier Lite International Rela- ; Secretary r ' Club, Art Club, ' 30; Art Clu ' 31 ; Annual Staff, ' 31. ' a her loveliness would satisfy moil maidensv Sputter or glow Purple dresses The Last Duchess Poise of a lady; frivolity: of a little girl. Society, ' 29 ; President of Art ?! 1 Alice Mozelle Calhoun ' ■ tt Philomathean ; B. Y. P. U. Council Le Cercle Francais, ' 29, ' 30; Scissoi It IIILLSBORO, MISSISSIPPI .1.11. ' 28, ' 29; Student Council .1 Start, ' 30- ' 3i ; ' ice-Pre: acler Hiking Ciuh, ' 3o- ' 3i Sliidies never ' u.-orry .. Tinnie ' s alivays gay . ' hiy time of night or lie is ready to pL Jollity « ' ' h ' lf: Milky ways— a ' fv a Tis Bernice Cooi - aississippi . .I.B. Tcle Francais : bloom un Peter Paa . - J Windsorjties ' I Gigg]es;istudyj Tiny Mt. o, ' 31 ; three year student. ,,. pleasant counleiianee ' ' S Margie Mildred Grain A fi EOGALUSA, LOUISUXA ' ■ - ' ■■ ■ Hermenian; ' ice-President Hermenian Society, ' 31; Louisiana Club, ' 28, ' 29; Secretary Louisiana Club, ' 28- ' 29; Vice-President Pelican Club, ' 30; President Pelican Club, ' 31; Dramatic Club, ' 30- ' 3i ; Vice-President Dramatic Club, ' 31; B. Y. P U. Council, ' 30; French Club, ' 30y 3i ; President French Club, ' 30; Hikers Club, ' 30, ' 31; Class Cheer Leader, ' 30; Honor Council; ' 31; Treasurer Student Bodv, ' 31; Scissors Staff, ' 31; Sub-Director Alpha Phi Omega; Art CIub,-- 3i; College Cheer Leader, ' 31. - _ -: A Jancitiff shape, an image jay. ' _.„• A splash of vivid life and color ■ ' ' „ . ' A holly tree against a crimson sunset ' it ' j-- Sparkling poinsettas i« ' ' ' •■• ' • ' ' Pep football games. Elizabeth Virginia Dorsett A n WIGGINS, MISSISSI PPI A.B. Philomathean; Dramatic Club, ' 28, ' 31; Associate Business Manager Dramatic Club, ' 31; Hiking Club, ' 28, ' 31; Hiking Captain, ' 31; Orchestra, ' 28; Saxophone Quartet, ' 31; Alpha Psi Omega; Scissors Staff, ' 31 ; University of Alabama, Summer School, ' 30. j- ' A personality that is a healing halm fi For the blues — Loyally. ■y Horith Happy- Go-Lucky Town!!!! Visions of palest blue violets. S3 Seniors Mary Evelyn Dorsett B 11 K -■., ' _ LUCEDALE, MISSISSIPPI -- ■ A.B. Philomathean ; M. S. C. ' ., ' 28; Summer School I ' niversitv of Tennessee, ' 30; Glee Club, ' 29; Attendant to May Queen, ' 29; Home Economics Club, ' 29, ' ' 30, ' 31; Vice-President Home ' Eco- nomics Club, ' 30; I ' reasurcr of Class, ' 31; Beta Mu Kappa, ' 3o- ' 3i. Di-viii,ly tall — dhniuly fair --= - A naive sophisticate Letters Old ivorv — black chiffon _ ..«o :.: Glott-ing coals. WiLMA Annette Francis u ' LO, MISSISSIPPI ■ , - .1.1!. Philomathean; Varsity Basketball, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; ' M Club ' Business Manager Athletic Association, ' 30; President Athletic ' a ' 31; Fliking Club, ' 31; Art Club, ' 31. For liir lirart is like i ii- sea, Evr-r vf ' Cii, braise, and free. Basketball Friendly vays — Pretty clothes Seeing onlv the noble. y ,v Seniors LuciLE Clytie Garner Life Serv B II K ' ' ' -i. MCCOMB, MISSISSIPPI A.B. Band, ' 28- ' 3i ; Secretary Life Service Baiul, ' 29; ' ice-President Life Service Band, ' 31; B Y. P. v. Council, ' 29; Hcrmeiiian; SpaIli l Club, ' 29- ' 3i ; Beta Mu Kappa, ' •30- ' 3i ; Treasurer., Spanish Club, ' 31; Praniatir Club, ' 30- ' 3i ; Honor Council, ' 29, ' 30; Class Repre- sentative Honor Council, ' 31. ' - ' '  ! ._5 ' T )i natuit is full (if llic milk of liuinan kindness. ' Cheerfulness - ' f je 7 Hospital needs ' f ' i S : Neatness , ' a- ' . ' fjifS? , - ' ' Shy demureness. Mary Myrtle Gunn A I ' fi LENA, MISSISSIPPI i£. and Spncli Arts Cerlifimle %;,_ , ' 29; Cincinnati Conservatoiy of Music, Summer Session, ' 2 Philrniathean ; Dramatic Club, ' 30, ' 31: Saxophone Qmitet, ' 3 ' 1 ■ - None know her, hut to love hi — ' ' ' ji ' ; Lazy e}es jT Dancing feet ■ Little ted boots Soft fimry bunnies. Clarke Memorial Co ' % Margaret Aline Harris PLANO, ' I ' KXAS S(uuh vestein Baptist Theological Seminaiv, ' ::(, ' 28; Philomathean ; B. S. U. Council, ' aS- ' ji ; Director of B. V. P. I ' ., ' zg- ' o; El Ciivnl,. I ' .spanol, ' 29- ' 3i ; Life Service Band, ' iS- ' r; luter- national Relations Cluh, ' io- ' si ; Dranialic Chili, ' jo- ' ji ; Most Capable, ' 30; Most OpfimUti ' c, ' 31. Nor X ' «o.it(.( l iou iilial aniuinrnl ihy lifi- lo thy nciglibor ' s creed has t itaitf. -, A chirruping robin A small clock ticking inerwll Cozy fires ' ,, . Texas. ;■ ■ ' vl : Margaret Lou HemeteiuIZ--- ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , HATTIESBL ' KC, MISSISSIPPI EI Circulo Espaiinl, ' ap- ' ji ; Intcrnatinnal tions Club, ' 31 ; Philomath. atioiis Club, ' 29- ' 3i; Prcsirleiit International Rela- c;lee Club, ' 31; Annual aff,_ ' 31 Thou art so tjood, ■ So calm. Classic lines — a Roman freize Musings about the mysteries of wf e Horizon at dawn Ivory elephants; black, ;red, gree ■? 35 % ' mors Mary Lucille Holleman WIGGINS, MISSISSIPPI A.B. uncil, ' 31; Life Service Band; CLtss Representative Honor Council, ' 31 ; Pi.NK BtJRR Staff, ' 31. -T ou( i her hroi-.-n ryi-s sliine tlir Vujlil Of a soul full of lo-vr for eznyoni: ■ Vg. Loyal to friends i Calm capability _ § - Few words ; deep thoughts.!- ' ' Bernice Gray T busTON ' SYLVARENA, MISSISSIPPI F.A. Ward-Belmont; Hermenian; L ' Allegro Cluh, ' 30, ' 31; Glee Chih, ' 31; Vice-President L ' Allegro, ' 31. ' I smile for all — n ii:eUoi:ir glad, A jovial coaxing luay slir has — Ivor - keys ' 4 r- Happy-go-lucky; ' ' - Chumminess Stray locks.  jeiniors GoRDY Mae Hughes LAKE. MISSISSIPPI Secretary Hermenian Literarv Societv, B. S. r., ' 29, Representative, ' 29; B. Y. ' P. C. Council, ' 29; Glee Cliih, Scissors Staff, ' 31 ; Three Year Student. Secretar Freshman Cla: Business Manager French Club, ' 31 ; Liiuffh mid iL-e laui h iL-ith you. fords Sweaters, skirts Mail — tall moles Victrolas and pianos _ __,,. ,?S;!S! !«« ' SSISiK§ V Complaints. Carrie Melba Izard. .. f f ' SILVER CRFIK, MISSISSIPPI - ' ' ' ' -■«= -■ A.R. ' ' Philomathean; Fife Service Band; Vice-President Life Service Baud, ' : Band, ' 31; Chi Beta Mu, ' 29; Secretary Beta Mu Kappa, ' 30; Vice-P C., ' 30; Vice-President Sophomore Class; Pre ideiu Class. ' 3 ' 31 ; L R. Feild Co-operntive Club, ' 29- ' 3i; Scissors Staff, . ' 30; Assistant Si cet firomptinc s into kindliest deeds -ueie in hi President Life Service dent Beta Mu Kappa, , ' 31; B. S. U. Council, ' 31; Biology Laboratory, ' 29- ' 3i. e-very look. Dignity Winning disposition Quaintness Gentle beautv. Elora Keyes B jr K LAUREt, MISSISSIPPI .l.B. Chi Beta Mil, ' 29; .Philomathean ; Beta Mil Kappa. ' 30, ' 31; Honor Council, AijJ life — mnuldinii iucif in citlion, not in i nids. A willow tree Quiet fields „ Chemistry — math . ' i if ifeeta Mil Kappa. ' Jeannette Lawrence President Freshman Class; I. ' T?. C Junior Class, ' 30; B. S. V. Couii Pi Kappa, ' 3o- ' 3i; Most Charminj ,- ' .,Ser ' v!ce ■ II Iv COLUMniA, MISSISSIPPI AM. , ' 38- ' 3i ; Philomathean; President B. Y. P. U, il, ' 30; Honor Council, ' 30; I.e Cercle de Fra , ' 30; Pine Bl ' RR Staff, ' 3o- ' 3i ; President B. S. i.and, ' 31 ; Sciisors Staff, ' 31 ; Most Popular,, ' ,-■ ' She laughs, because Eliinity Blossoms for her 11.1I 1 slurs. Daughter of the gods. Maker of Dreams Sunny smiles Ridgecrest!! Atlanta!! Let us be gay. ; 38 Dimple Alexine Lott A I ' n, B u K, n K -.v ' ' V, ORANGE, TEXAS ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - - ., ' . .7.B. and F..I. Cerlijicale Dramatic Clu i S j ; Philomathean ; President of Class, ' 29; Spanii Cabinet, ' 30; Anfrual Staff, ' 30; Poetry Club, ' 30; Editor-in-Chief __ Section Pine Blrr, ' 31 ; Hiking Club, ' 29. r perjrtt Lvntnaii, nobly planned, ■ To iiarm, tn comfort, and command. h Club, Pine 1 Y. W. ' -A. : ; Feature Don Quixote  .r-i;v«t picked this up in — let me — Personality, plus — Snnual pictures. it Panama or Cuba Hermenian dent. ' m Rachel Lowry TACKSOX, MISSISSIPPI - ' ■ ' ' ■ . . Hermenian -Philoroatliean Wedding, ' 2S ; Spanish Clilb ' S- ft; E. V. P. V o; General Secretary Sunday School, ' 30; President Sunday School Class, ' Jmnainc so nuuli ambition and lovely attraction in so small a space. A flash of color v %, ' X Dazzling smiles t ' %. % A beautiful princess ' iolet perfume. l V Mary Francis Luckie B yi K ■•.. WEBB, MISSISSIPPI A.B. nathean; B. Y. P. U. Council, ' 29; President J. L. Johnson B. Y Service Band; Secretary Life Service Band, ' 31; Spanish, Thouglitful of others; ready lo work, Always ready — no duty to sliirk. Consecration A recipe: Ambition Eternal loyalty ' M ' K,., _iSiMO«« ' - ' - Mix Tiell Vivian Draughon Mozingo ,.-- HATTIESBURG. MISSISSIPPI I ' oicr Certificate and Piano Diploma nan Class Play, ■•-6- ' 27: Glee Club, S, ' 29 ; Hiking Club, •27-2 Hermenian. ' ' There he none of beauty ' s daughters -, ith a magic ' ' Like music on the waters is thy fair voice. ' ' ' ' ' ' A crescent Moon — a midnisht sky Laughing eyes ' ' Magic smiles John A. and Mary Louise. emors Honorary Memhe President McComb Clul Ensembl Sarah Alyce McCullough B 31 K MCCOMB, MISSISSIPPI AM. Spani-h Cliih, ' 29; Orchestra, ' 29- ' 3o; Beta Mu Kappa ' 30; 1. R. C, ' 30- ' 3i; Vice-President Spanish Club, Scissors Staff, ' 30- ' 3t ; Phiioraathean ; Three Year Stu J merry heart doeih good like medicine. Swift feet Happy, carefree ways True blue - You know, I don ' t knowl 30- 31 ;o- ' 3i ; dent. N ' ice- Violin Willie Mize SILVER CREEK, MISSISSIPPI -- ' .LB. Philomathean ; B. S. V . Council, ' 28- ' 3t ; Secretary Student Government ' n Vice-President Student Body, ' 30; I. R. C, ' 31; Dramatic Club, ' 31; Pr ' Life Service Band, ' 28- ' 3i; Miss M. W. C. ' ' In time of 11 ' hat v;as y. ■d a friend lias she, r creed? She told not me. Calm capability Understanding ivays A rainbow in the sky Queen of hearts. Semiors Lucy Currie Moore HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI -., ■ ■ Diploma in Piano Belhr nJ 8- ' 29 ; L ' AUegro Cluh, ' 3o- ' 3i-, President of L ' Allegro Club, ' 31; Dramatic Club, ■31; Glee Club, ' 31. ' ' JTlie fipaUn j clouds, ihcir state sliall ImJ her. Lazy, drifting clouds A garden melloAV with jnQOQlight Zephorous voices Chopin ballads Bernice Odom n K STAR, MISSISSIP, .- ■ ::• ' « - .l.B. S? Philomathean; Class Cheer Leader, ' 31; Assistant College Cheer Leader, ' 31; President Home Economics Club, ' 31 ; Hiking Club, ' 30; Pi Kappa, ' 31. -_ . ' .: Iiappy disposilion merits success; Fortune will take care of itself. Bo — Telephone ! Winsome wa_ s A friend in need Glowing coals.- Se emors Helen Maurice Phillips B M Iv mf:ridia.v, MISSISSIPPI .l.B. Class Secreta 29; Philomathean ; Le Cercle Francais, ' jo- ' si; Reporter Le Cercle FrancaN ' i- Feature Section PiNii RK, ' 29; Beta Mu Kappa, ' 30, ' 31 ; Scissors Staff, ' 31 ; Three Year Student ' . - — •-:„ ' - Worth, (nuraye, honor, these indeed, ' Xour sustenance and hirlliriglit arc ' ; _ Scattering sunshine Perseverance tji ' Tuna fish salad ' % Ready to help. Vivian Lois Pierce — -« ...■ - n.OREVCF. MIS SISSIPPI ' AM. Philomathean; Spanish Club, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30, ' 3,; Deputv House President, ' 31; President B. B. Class, ' 30. • ' y tonijue luiihin my lips reign For she ivho talks much talks in vait Furs ' i Mirror of Character Willing helper i| Few %vords deep thoughts. ' - ,, - -C; Alice Virginia Polk PRENTISS, MISSISSIPPI .LB. Philnmathenn, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30, To si:f Iter is to loi ' C h .hid toi ' C her jorcver. Autumn leaves Tillie the toiler Little girl manners. Sweetness DA Lee Pope B JI K -COLUMBIA, MISSISSIPPI - - .4.B. Hermenian ; Beta Mu Kappa, ' 29; Le Cercle Francais, ' 30, ' 31; InteroatiQ al Relations Club, 31. (•;■ ' ways are ivays of pleasantness ' . ' . ' ■y r y And all Iter paths arc calm. Old-fashioned gardens Good nature Loyalty Notes and outlines. X% Aoo V Tic. •f • Oh U9 5ir.Ari j or KiVjcl ' Uoort evecu Dramatic Cluh, ' 29, ' Secretar ' of Class, ' 31 ness Manager of Scissors, Evelyn Pool A ! ' a, B ir K ■ U-VIO.V, MISSISSIPPI . . ?. fl«c f... . Certificate , ' 31; Spanish Cluh, ' 29, ' 31; Philomatlifan ; Beta Mu Kappa President of Dramatic Club, ' 31 ; Secretary of Philomathean, Feature Section of I- ' IN y ser vitors V 31; Hiking Club, ' 29; I. R. C, 31; ' Her icords. like so many nimble ai Trip aliiiul her at commaiul. Stvle Greta Garbo ' elvet and jewels Ads — Scissors. Value Quick tOLLlNS, MISSISSIPPI jrry- ■ ' ■ ' ' ■ Club, ' 30, jii Art vluli, ' 30, ' 31; L R. C, ' 29- ' 3i ; Secretary-Treasurer I. R. Pi Kappa, ' 31; Scissors Staff, ' 31; Hiking Club, ' 30; Philomathean. Ambition rules her train, and lo-ve her heart. , Curls tossed in the breeze ' ' :,._ Scissors k Ambition of a Macbeth — Drama, . i; ' • Originality. 45 31 ; Busi- BuRR, ' 31. C, ' 31; Philom; ' 30; Le Mary Catherine Shivers IT K ' ' ■. MACEE, MISSISSIPPI LB. ithean; Cla Treasurer, ' 29; B. S. V. t ' miiKil, ' 30- ' 3i ; Class President, ' 30; Poetry Club, Cercle Fraucais, ' 30- ' 3i ; Sdssois Staff. ' 31; Honor Council, ' 31; Philomathean-i rejident, ' Assistant in Physical Education, ' 31; Pi Kappa, ' 31. IFilfiin ihosr true hluc windows of Iter soul The I ' uiht of friendship dolli us all nfold. Big blue eyes and red liair, - t V Sunshine after sho vers. A feeling of ' ' hail fellow, well met. ' . ' . Sessions about -what used to be. _ ,,,« Helon Smith - ' - ' ' £ -- ' - MACEE, MISSISSIPPI AM. Blue Mountain Colle.sje, ' 28- ' 29 ; Belhaven A saucy bit of a ijirl. Irippintj ihioiujii life. yindiny i--vcrylliintj amusinij ennngli to hrrp a ticinklc in li Constant companion to Mrs.- B. Dates — ' Nuf sed Frivolity of a little girl Peter Pan. i . 46 Seniors Elsie Julia Walker ' % B M K SUMRALL, MISSISSIPPI AM. Philomathean; I. R. C, ' 28; Sccrttary- ' lieamrer I. R. C, ' 29; Vice-President I. R. C, ' 30; Vice- President Life Service Band, ' 29; Clii Beta Mil, ' 29; President Beta Mu Kappa, ' 30, ' 31; Y. W. A. Cabinet,, ' 30; Business Manager PiM. Blrr, ' 31; AsMstant in Chemistry Laboratory, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31. jreanny all llial ' i iujht of lianiing like a floiver. A wisp of amber smoke t A dewy honeysuckle Golden honeysuckle. Mary Beatrice White V. A % 9. ,„a-«;i FLORENCE, MISSISSIPPI .. ' ' ' ' ' ' ■A. and F.A. Diploma President of Hermenians, ' i;- Dramatic Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Assistant Business Manager Dra- matic Club, ' 30; Business Manager Dramatic Club, ' 31; Assistant Business Manager Scissors ' 30; Mississippi College, Summer, 1930; Student Council, ' 29; Pisi; Burr Staff ' 31- Hiking Student Council, Club, 29, ' 30. ' 31. The heart to conceive, the underslandin, to dim I, and the hand to execute. J ' ' Business managing V ' ■. ' ' ■ J ' Loyal to friends t ' ' ' Check ' n ' double check — seen I had you X. ■ ' -. Wet sails. Riders to the sea. , % X- ' ' % Mary Frances Wilkinson HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI i, ' i, A.B. and Certificate in Piano Glee Club, ' 30, ' 31; Vice-President Senior Class; I. R. C, ' 31; Dramatic Club, ' 31; L ' Allegro Club, ' 31 ; Le Cercle de Francais, ' 30, ' 31 ; Hermeaian ; Assistant Business Manager Glee GJub J-gr. ; l w coif of one pearl all tlie shade and the shine of A bowl of pink roses and larkspur An opalescent scashell ,j4 ' ' ■ , Dimpling smiles V -V Chopin ' s nocturnes. k ' - ' Mary Elizabeth Pack :. «- ' LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI F.A. SS£ Glee Club, ' 29, ' 30; Soloist, ' 31; L ' Allegro Club, ' 30, ' 31; Philomathean, ' 29, ' 3c, ' 31; Le Cercle Francais, ' 31; Orchestra, ' 29, ' 30. A voice so thrilling ne ' er =u:as heard ' -.z. „■ In sprinijtime ... y ' . ■  ■■■ Singing— practicing A Singing — practicing Red PaFe blue ' Moonlight nights and roadsters. ■=%.■ T b ' ke PINE BtJRR; ; .yiJ l W 5enior5 in f )e Future Though Mary Anna Brock the one man has found. She still enjoys going to town. Elizabeth spends the ?norning ivith paints and brushes. Then off to dinners and dates she rushes. Gladys Byrd has feathered her nest. She seics, cooks and s-iveeps in her home in the ivest. Peggy Alice and Mary Myrtle Gunn In chasing rainbows are kept on the run. Our author 1 allie and our poet Gertrude Jf rite books and poems ichen they feel in the mood. The tico Misses Dorsett. one fair and one dark, Jl ' ith Helen Smith are off on a lark. h ■ == . liti u n 4 a w (i 9- - -- 1931 --g:l ' O g PINE BURR '  fe i l ' gvnD sfe : rijij- n-i-Q-CTO 1- ? M 5enior5 in the Future Evelyn ' s name is spelled out in lights That glitter tin i twinkle on Broadicay nights. Dimple ivent to Cuba on her first trip, Noiv tags from all countries appear on her grip. Margaret Lou Ilemester is a member of the Senate, The youngest, the wisest, the trittiest one in it. Though Lucy and Frances are musicians great. They are still icorrying about their weight. Musical J ' ivian reversed fate ' s decree. She got husband and daughter and then her degree. Elsie, Melba, and Ji ' illie Mize, Own a gulf club and sell Eskimo pies. ' ' ' . .w Seniors in the Future Elord Keyes and Sara Bradshaiv Have opined an office and arc practicing law Mrs. Pearl Edivards is a master cook. She finds recipes in a history book. Bernice Odoni ami Mary Catherine Shivers Are high steppers anil extravaffant livers. The two Luciles, Collie and Mozclle Candy, cakes, and sivectmcats sell. Myrtis and Lona, each very small, Both found prince charmings handsome and tall. IFilma and Gordie, girls of great height, Have started off on their endurance flight. pl93i« yr lA Ae PINE BURR ' fe M k  ii ill ji .. AM m ? ( J 5enion in the Future Mary Elizabeth and PFilletta, with their voices divine. Are singing over radio and like it fine. Ministering to the poor in the slums of Paris We find Helen Philips and Aline Harris. Frances and Vivian and Ada Lee Pope Are amassing their fortunes peddling soap, t In the heart of a city a gay kitchenette Is presided over by charming Jeanette. In the heralded ranks of athletic fame Me find Beatrice M ' hitc and Margie Craine. Rachel and Pat, tivo charming brunettes. Have turned out to be heart-breaking coquettes. S . 1951 - e.(°«jLiacM.. '  Robbie Bass Lillian Berry Sallie May Boyanton Helen Brent Barbara Burris AiLEEN Davis I93ife r .-;.: ' ' yAe PINE BtJRR ' « y.ii i -J W minors Elizabeth Davis I ' lce-Presidcnt of Class On A Dejean AIae Detherage Beatrice Dixox Class Secretary ,, , ' ennye MEiTkE Fikes J, ; VftJj Helen Flynt I93Ii if y: l:; ' % yAe PINE BVRR. ' f lf iM-J Margaret Gllledge Class President Frances Gavle Harmon Miriam Hilton Treasurer Opal Langston Lillian Lockhart Ellamae Rasmussen ■1931 ? lA Ae PINE BURR feiiMA R. chi:l Risher MaXINE SniDEN ' SPINNER Velima Tidwell Aline Vitzthum Mildred Whitten s ■1931 Etoile Bassett President Doris Batson Alberta Butts Jean Clendinni Class Cheer Leader 60 JMi i 7 -- ; : ' H PINE BURR ' fg:? il j ' Nina Clinton Madie Crews Vice-President Inez Dishongh JONNIE FORTENBERRY Treasunr Otera Fortenberry pl93i I W ' ? r- - --r l:: ' yke PINE BtJRR; ,yi l  Sophomores Catherine Huggins Perrin Johnson Jean Langston Mary Lucile Mayfield Vivian McKay ■1931 - :l ; A PINE BURR ' .l i t- LUCILE IMcNiEL Charline Morgan Kathleex Polk Mae Smith Jamis Riley Catherine Wilkins 1931 1 - - r ' ' ■ -- M ' he PINE nVVCA- - -J v 1931 - !S W : ' ' ' ' ■ . : nt i4 - « ' -  k Ae PINE BVRJl ' f i J Louise Avant Fredna Earle Batson Margaret Berzette Vera Bishop Mary Blackwell Hazel Burris Willexe Bullock Thelma Byrd Annie Lou Chancellor Elsie Mae Chambers 66 1931 r ii : he PINE BURR '  .-Hij i t Cleo Cochran Elsie Cothern MiGxox Dampeer Alberta Dale Frances Defoore Class Treasurer LiLLLAN DORSETT Marv Murlev Flvnt Class Secretary Corinne Francis rice-President of Class Marion Gandy Jessie Rvth Gates •I93ii yr lA he PINE BURR-fe i l t Annie Laurie Goodwin Jean ' xette Gulledge Class CJieer Leader Doris Guy Aline Hale Marel Harrigill Wabel Hendricks Elizabeth Lightsey Arneda Long Lattve McConnell Nell McCullough pl93i r ' ' Bessie Maude McMahon May McEachern Ruth McPhail ChARLIXE MlZE Mary Neely Bertha Nutt Marv Parker Lela Mae Pierce Margaret Porter Georgia Tate Saxfgrd Class President •1931 : , ; -H yAe PINE BURR; fc -jt Jeannette Sallberger Eleaxor Saxon Eunice Scull Mildred Shell Frances Clyde Smith Joyce Simith Mary Nell Spell Martha Stephens Evelyn Stockton ff •I93ife- T :l- yAe PINE BURRfe -yj l t Mary Temple Hilda Tims MiGNONNE TOLBERT Elizabeth Veazy Ada Walker EsTA Watts Jewel Wells Katherixe Willis •1931 yhe PINE BURR;  ,-Hij '  ii U.JLJ lilUil ' li ?Vifv 9 ■ ' - c r 11 b w 1 •1931 4Mi 4SiJ ' ' S, U, Council Jea.vette Lawrence . Mr. R. F. Bass . President Sponsor Jean Laxgstov Ruth Avant Mary Axna Brock Mae Detherage Gladys Grant Lucille Hollema Melea Izard Aline Vitzthum LuciLE McNeil Bertha Nutt Marv C. Shivers 1931 y: lA yAe PINE Bl]RR ' . i l Ruth Avant Lillian Berry ViRGiE Bond . Marv Anna Brock Pn-sidcnt ■ First I ' icc-Prcsident Beatrice Dixon Chorister Treasurer Pennye Merle Fikes . Third Vice-President Second Fice-President Mildred Whitten Secretary Elizabeth Davis Pianist 1931 PINE flVRR ' lk.iii iii Imtemaitioiial Melations Cliilb Margaret Lou Hemeter, Prcsidcnl Mr. Dawson Phelps, Sponsor Frances Gavle Harmon ' Mary Anna Brock Mrs. D. Phelps Mr. N. L. Roberts Aline Harris Jeaneite Lawrence Alice McCulldugh Evelyn Pool Ada Lee Pope Vallie Quick Kathleen Polk Frances Wilkinson •1931 Alpha Psi Omega Margaret Gulledge Director Margie Grain Sub-Director Beatrice White Business Manager Frances Smith Stat e Manager Lillian Lockhart Charline Morgan Evelyn Pool Myrtle Gunn Pennye Merle Fikes Elizabeth Dorsett Etoile Bassett Dimple Lott , -.,r f yk ' y A ' yhe PINE B JRa « ii i-l ' |l93i T-. ' - y: lA y ie PINE BIJaR '  . ' i l Mrs. Reeder Sponsor Wil.LETTA Smith Biuinrss Manager Frances Wilkinson- issistant Business Manager Elizabeth Davis -Iccotnpanist First Alto Second Alto Mildred Gresham Helen- Flynt Lucy Currie Moore Bernice Huston jAMis Riley Vivian McKay Eunice Scull Georcie Sanford Mary Merle Flynt First Soprano „ , o Second 6oprano Mary Lee Alliston MiRiAN Hilton - Wilkinson Willetta Smith Dorothy Crawford Mary Elizabeth Pack Mary Lucile Mayfield Helen Rimes Margaret Lou Hemeter if 1931 -- ' l: Ae PINE BURR ' .-Hij i-I t. Lucv Clrrv Moore , Mr. Roeder . . Prisiiient Sponsor Miss Horn Miss Temple Elizabeth Davis Ona Dejean ' Beatrice Dixon Miriam Hilton Bern ' ice Houston Opal Lancston Vivian Mozinco Mary Elizabeth Pack Frances Wilkinson ■1931 JMi Frances Gavle Harmon President Mrs. Ruffix Sponsor Alice McCullough ' ice-President Mildred Whitten ..... . Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Lou Hemeter Reporter DoRHNE Riser WiLLENE BlLLOCK Mary Robinson Dimple Lott Minell Roberts Vivian Pierce Sara Griffin LiLLiE Ann Perrv Katherine Hucgins Margaret Gulledge Charline Morgan Mignone Tolbert Mae Detherage Annie Mae Bryner Frances Smith Pauline Brown •1931 JMi y4i .- l-4 ; y PINE BURR- . iJ t Le Cercle Francais Agn ' es Louise Cutrer Pnsidi-nt Moselle Calhoi ' n I ' ice-Presidenl Mildred Whiiten ' Sfcn-iary Dr. Davidson Sponsor MvRTicE Coon Katherine Cutrer Helen ' Phillips Ada Lee Pope Marv E. Pack Margie Crain ' Marv Lawrence CJladvs Mills LoRA Burns Penkve Merle Fikes Maxine Seidenspin ' ner Sallie Mae Bovantom Madie Crews Gertrude Bass LoRENA White vVi i . -. r- Dr. Griffin . Elsie Walker . Sponsor President Melba Izard . . Kathleen Polk . Dr. Byrne Miss Hearst Evelyn Dorsett LuciLE Garner Frances Hammond Elora Keyes Dimple Lott Frances Luckie Vice-President . ■ . Secretary-Treasurer Alice McCullough Helen Phillips Evelyn Pool Maxine Seidenspinner ■1931 y 2.: ' ' y ie PINE BtJRR ' , iJd4l ' HOMi; IX ' UXU.MICS CLUB LIBRARY CLLB §1931 yke PINE B ' iJRRy , iil :J Gertrude Bass . Dr. Davidson- . PresUnil Sponsor ViRGiE Bond Opal Langsto.v Elizabeth Veazev Maxine Seidenspinner Dimple Lott Mary Catherine Shivers Mae Detherace Bernice Odom Jeanette Lawren ' ce Ruth Avant ■I93i« ' ■ ' , i4 r lA Ae PINE BtJRR; fei l t. Cecelia Be.u x Art Club =p-i93i r 4:- ' rke PINE BURRfe l i lf Philomatheax Literary Society ii93i| T lA yAe PINE BVRtf : SiMJ Philomatheax Literary Society •1931 y: i: ' % yAe PINE BURR ' .- ! Hermenian Literary Society Margie Grain Doris Batson Catherine Wii.kins Barbara Blrris Beatrice White, President Alberta Butts Ona Dejean Bernice Houston Aileen Davis Mary Parker Nina Clinton Lillian Dorsett Vera Bishop ■1931 Margie Grain, President Jeanette Sollberge Margaret Porter Doris Magee Sarah Caston ' Mildred Shell Gladys Bvrd Bessie Malde McMahon MvRTicE Sixgletarv Marv Blackwell Elenor Saxon z JM- JkJj - 1 i FIIME BVKVi ' y - - M Vallie Quick Editor Evelyn Pool Business Manager Gertrude Bass Feature Editor Robbie Bass Associate Editor ViRGlE Bond ... ... Alumnae Editor Sallie May Bovakton . . Alliletic Editor Mary Anna Brock . A dvertising Manager LoN ' A Burns Campus Editor Moselle Calhoun . . Circulation Manager Margie Grain . Assistant Business Manager Elizabeth Dorsltt .. Advertising Manager Wilma Francis . ... Athletic Editor Alice McCullough . Circulation Manager Bernice Odom . . . Telegrapli Editor Helen Phillips . . . Alumnae Editor Alice Polk .... Departmental Editor Ada Lee Pope Campus Editor Mildred Whiiten Art Editor = ■1931 T l.: ' ' % yAe PINE BURR ' « , ii 4lF Piee Burr Staff Dimple Lott ... . . Ed itor-in-Chief Elsie W.alker Business Manager Elizabeth Davis Issistant Editor Beatrice WnyiE.l ssistant liusiness Manaijer Kathleen Polk . . . .Id-ver:ising Manager Margaret Lou Hemeter . . Adv. Manager Elizabeth Calhoun . . . . Art Editor Jeanette Lawrekce . . Literary Editor Margaret Gulledge . . Literary Editor Frances Gavle Harmon . Literary Editor Sallie Mae Bovanion . Athletic Editor Lucille Holleman . . Typist r-M 1931 T lA yhe PINE B JRR  , i l t ■1931 y: lA y te PINE BURafe M W Athletic Board WiLMA Frances President Kate Patrick Treasurer Lillian Lockhart Vice-President Charlixe Morgan ; Secretary ■1931 yT l: ' le PINE BtJRIt , iy l ' Margie Crain ' College Clieer Leader Bernice Odom Assistant Cheer Leader Charline Morgan Assistant Clieer Leader JI93II ¥ 44 ' S A ' yhe PINE BURR .iMit TEXXIS CLUB HIKIXG CLUB ? 1951 T l- ' % y te PINE BURRfe iJ i-l t. Wii.MA Francis, President Jean Clendenning ■ Saltic Mae Royanton Lillian Lockhart Kate Patrick Charline Morgan ' Etoile Basset! Jean Clendenning Sallie Mae Bovanton Lillian Lockhart Kate Patrick Charline Morgan Etoile Bassett 99 ( •. r- yke FINE BVW ' l J Lillian Lockhart As captain of the Wildcats, Lillian always led her team into battle with the determina- tion to win. In her freshman j ' ear she de- veloped a good basket eye and led the team in scoring. She has played forward on varsity for the third year. She is efficient and pos- sesses all those qualities that go to make up a good ball player. Next year she should be even better. JosiE Butler Another star from Star is Josie. Although a Freshman, she early found the location of the basket and now she does not have to look at it to put the ball in. WiLMA Francis Wilma ' s height made her a valuable player in center. She made varsity in her freshman year and has been one of the main props of the team ever since. When she reaches up to pull the ball out of the clouds 5 ' ou just know the Wildcat team is slated for another victory. Her place wi ll be hard to fill. Kate Patrick The guard position is well taken care of by Kate. Her playing was marked by more than average ability. She will be a real as- set to the team next year. Etoile Bassett Etoile developed into a good floor player and her indomitable fight made her one of the bright lights on the team. She played in cen- ter for two seasons and built up a record that will last a lifetime. ■1931 sVi -yj T - ' . r K A FINE BURR . i t. Charline Morgan Charliiie is business manager and guard. She played a fast and aggressive game both on the defensive and offensive. It is hard for our own forwards to evade Charline. Beatrice Rushing Beatrice makes Etoile ' s place interesting. Where there is one there is the other. Next year she will be even better. Mary Dorothy Walker Mary Dorothy was always ready to take Kate ' s or Charlie ' s place, and she filled her position well. Amy Stroud Amy, next year, will be one of the most versatile girls on the team. She is capable and willing to play any position. Ruth Davis Ruth will probably take Vilma ' s place next year as jumping center. She is always in the air before the ball is. Hilda Tims Hilda played like an old hand this season. She will hold down her position on the team next year. •I93ig - K A PINE BURR ' . ii lJfe §1931 - ■ ■ ■ MAY QUEEN ' ■1931 yT J.A y te PINE BURRfe Mi l t. MAY DAY SCENES •1951 yr lA yUe PINE BURRfe ? i l tt 1931 he PINE BURR '  .l i l t Vine Trees Ah, let me go with hast ' ning feet To the shelter of the friendly pines, Where earth and air and sky combines To bring a balm and comfort sweet For the tired mind and weary heart. There beauty dwells the whole year long And sunbeams mid the needles throng. The soul rests there from the world a part. And gathers strength for tomorrow ' s fight; While wind birds sing in the jasmine vines Which love to wreathe the sturdy pines; And life takes on a new delight. Gertrude Bass. ' ' S-J f) f Willie Mize Miss M. W. C. Evelyn Pool Most Stylish Aline Harris Most Optimistic Mary Neely Most Dignified Robbie Bass Most Intellectual Jeannette Lawrence Most Popular Beatrice Dixon Most Versatile Dimple Lott Most Charming 7- r- k4 r 4: ; Ag PINE BURR fe M l Dr. C. W. Griffin ! ;(• Bun ' Adviser In appreciation of his unfailing service and ever-ready advice. ■1931 •SL ' y te PINE BURR .? ' iyg-l! fe- At last, it ' s finished, be what it may. And has it been an ordeal? Well, you have no idea unless you ' ve been on the Annual Staff; but we don ' t mind. If you ' re satisfied, our work has been more than worthwhile. It ' s been a pleas- ure — yes, a pleasure never to be erased from our memory. We give this Pine Burr of 1931 to you, hoping that it may have a deeper meaning to you as the years roll by. We hope that in the future you may look through these pages and live again some of your happiest days. May they re- call faces of friends tried and true — things, places and events. We owe a debt of gratitude to the members of the staff who have worked hard in making this volume, which is a product of many hours of toil, worry, and misunderstandings. We want to thank the members of the faculty and the student body for their co-operation in compiling this book, simple as it may seem. We could never have made it with- out their aid. It is our parting will not to criticize our mistakes too severely. We have labored under difficulties. We have given our thoughts for many hours, days and months — for the dear old school that we love with an increasing devotion. We have made the Pine Burr for you and have given all gladly. May peace and happiness be yours forever. Dimple Lott, Editor-in-Chief. Elsie Walker, Business Manager. ■1931 r lA yAe PINE BURRfe i l W Tine f{eedles ' If Mother Nature patches the leaves of trees and vines, I ' m sure she does her darning with the needles of the pines. They are so long and slender, And sometimes in full view They have their thread of cobwebs. And their thimbles made of dew — ' , P i . , 1931 r K g PINE BURR- g i l t MISSISSIPPI WOMAN S COLLEGE 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 is by diploma from four-year accredited high schools certify- ing 15 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 New Catalogue J. L. JOHNSON, President •I93l€ 9ik l(j f ' JhJ-i J k4 l ' % Ae PINE BVl k ' ii - t Extending our apprecia- tion to the Annual Staff and tlie Student Body for tne splendid co-op- eration received from tnem in doing tke pho- tographic work for this Annual. 02 C? COLE STUDIO ■1931 A PINE BURR ' . i lJ Com hments of One of the Publix Theatres The Gift Store HATTIESBURG, MISS. LONDON GROCERY CO. Wholesale and Retail Groceries, Feeds, Fertilizers Chickens, Eggs, and Produce HATTIESBURG, MISS. A Dish for Every Occasion A Flavor for Every Taste PURITY ICE CREAM All Ways Best Ianufa -turf l hy HattiesDurg Creamery © Proauce Co. Main St. Hatticsburg, Miss. STEMME SONS FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions Potted Plants, Shrubs, Flower Seeds Salesroom, 115 West Pine Street HATTIESBURG. MISS. Member Florists Telegraph Delivery TRY RED BIRD BRAND SCHOOL SUPPLIES There is a Tablet or Blank in the Line to Fit Every Want, and Each One is the Best to Be Had at the Price Asked HATTIESBURG GROCERY CO. Local Distributors HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI •1931 HATTIESBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI OWL DRUG STORE Fountain and Luncheonette Service Everything in Drugs and Sundries KODAKS AND SUPPLIES 24-Hour Developing At Front and Main HATTIESBURG, MISS. Hawkins Haraware Co. We Specialize in Goldsm ith ' s Celebrated Line of Athletic Goods HATTIESBURG, MISS. A Complete Store for Juniors, Misses and Women Specializing on Dresses for School Girls Visit Hattiesburg and THE DAVIDSON COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Odorless CI eaners CASH, CARRY, AND DELIVERY You Save the Difference Phone 1572 224 West Pine Hattiesburg, Miss. COMPLIMENTS OF THE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A Nation-Wide Institution Where Savings Are Greatest 122-24-26 West Pine Street Hattiesburg, Miss. ■ ' 931 ' ' ' k4 lA yAe FINE BURR , i l Compliments of GULF STATES CREOSOTING CO. HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI BECKS T ie Shoppe of Fashions A Complete Line in Dresses for Uniform, Sport and Evening Forrest Building HATTIESBURG, MISS. Woodruiit Furniture Store Pictures Framed Reasonable Prices West Pine Street HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI TKe Men ' s Store Dependable Things for Men HATTIESBURG, MISS. Tke College SKop It ' s Just Across the Street PEARL BRYANT Commonly Known as Cash Com. ' hments MERIDIAN FERTILIZER CO. HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI ■1931 T -.- jfijAj J 4 44 l: Ae PINE BURR; fe? : W L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Incorporated Manufacturers of Greek Letter Fraternity and Special Society Jewelry, Class and School Emblems, Pins and Rings Special designs and estimates furnished on Fraternity and special Club insignia, on Class Pins, Rings, Medals, Loving Cups and Trophies, and on Honorary Keys OFFICIAL JEWELER TO MISSISSIPPI WOMAN ' S COLLEGE Main Office ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS V S HJIIMST. jirr esBu K. M SS n n n Gooa Shoes ana Hosiery Orange Crusk Made From Fresh Oranges SOUTHERN COAL COMPANY, Inc. Offer Superior Coal Service to the Great Mississippi Valley Largest Miners and Shippers of Steam and Domestic Coal in the South — More Than Five Million Tons Annually, Evidencing Can, to Advantage, Serve You SOUTHERN COAL CO., W. Canal Bank Building NEW ORLEANS, LA. ■1951 9 7 ' . r- T lA ' yhe PINE BURRfe i l t. How to Secure Employment If you want a business education and are handicapped financially, write for our special finance plan. Give age and references and state whether you are willing to work part time. Answer at once, for only a few accommodated under this plan. Missisiippi ' s Most Modern and Co?n- pletely Equipped Business College Tke Ne v Hattiesburg Business College Box 52 Hattiesburg, Mississippi We Hare What You Want When You Want It CENTURY DRUG STORE Courtesy and Efficient Service ' [2 Main Hattiesburg, Miss. MARTIN PRINTING COMPANY WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATIONS AND VISITING CARDS Students ' Loose Leaf Note Book Hattiesburg, Miss. IF IT ' S NEW, WE HAVE IT FINE BROS.-MATISON COMPANY The Store Complete for Our College Girls Ready-to-Wear, Millinery, Piece Goods, Hosiery, Shoes, Etc. Visit Hattiesburg ' s Best and Busiest Store HATTIESBURG, MISS. LAUREL. MISS. When in Need of Anything in the Book Line, Stationery, Fountain Pens, Bibles, Testaments, and Song Books Try Us First BAPTIST BOOK STORE We Supply Any Book 502 E. Capitol St. Jackson, Miss. COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. KRESS a? COMPANY HATTIESBURG, MISS. ■1931 : l-k ' ke PINE BURR fei Ji g : The Twins of Power WOCO-PEP King of Motor Fuel TIOLENE 100% Super Penn Motor Oil Erery Drop Works AMERICAN OIL COMPANY HATTIESBURG, MISS. Moore ' s Laundry AND Dry Cleaning Plant We Do It Better You Soil ' Em and We Clean ' Em Phone 1326 HATTIESBURG, MISS. THE MERCHANTS COMPANY, Inc. (OF MISSISSIPPI) Millers, Manufacturers and Distributors MILLERS BIG M FLOUR AND CORN MEAL MANUFACTURERS BIG M FEEDS— POULTRY, DAIRY, H. 8C M. OX DISTRIBUTORS BIG M AND MAGNOLIA QUEEN CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Magce, D ' Lo, Prentiss, Poplarville, Picayune, McLain, Laurel, Mississippi 1931 r K fy g FINE BURRy . ' nM Jt COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK MEMBERS OF Hattiesburg Clearing House Association By J. G. NENO, Manager •1931 : sVi vyJ 5t ! Finest Vegetables ana Fruits ORANGE PRODUCTS COMPANY Packers ORANGE, TEXAS THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY Its Officers and Employees Extend Their Best Wishes to the Faculty and Students of the MISSISSIPPI WOMAN ' S COLLEGE And Wish for Them a Successful Season CARTER-LANE Men ' s Everything Style and Exdusiveness Without Extravagance KLING FLORAL COMPANY FLOWERS FOR ALL Occasions Telephone 675 HATTIESBURG, MISS. Dearbon and St. Paul 1931 xVi iljJ f- ' rS!l4 ; i PINE BIJRR .- M PEARSON ' S CONFECTIONERY The Smile Follows the Spoon OUR ICE CREAM IS TEN CENTS A DISH 215 West Pine Street HATTIESBURG, MISS. Stop at the Sign of SHELL Millions Do W. Q. KAMPER, Agenl Shell Gasoline ana Motor Oil MISS MAMIE EDMONSON Millinery, Hose and Dresses Everything for the College Girl W. Front St. Hattiesburg, Miss. LONDON GROCERY CO. Wholesale and Retail Groceries, Feeds, Fertilizers Chickens, Eggs, and Produce HATTIESBURG, MISS. Compliments of EISMAN S Complete Outfitters For the College Girls Main St., Next to First National Bank HATTIESBURG, MISS. AMERICAN SAND GRAVEL CO. High Grade Sand and Gravel, Washed, Screened and Graded For All Building Purposes Telephone 1597 Office 406-7 Citizens Bank Building HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI ■I93ii r- ' v J. J. NEWMAN LUMBER COMPANY HATTIESBURG, MISS. 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, Base, Door and Window Jambs, Partition, Moulding, Lath, and Shingles Floors Made of Our Edge Grain Flooring Equal the Finest in the 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 Chances When Dealing With Us R. E. ROLLINGS Jeweler DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WATCHES Special Prices to College Students 617 Main St. Hattiesburg, Miss. Geiger Printing Company Next to Post Office Office and School Supplies Commercial Printing CONCRETE SIDEWALKS REPAIRING AND BUILDING N. V. CARPENTER General Contractor ROOFING Out-of-Town Work a Specialty HATTIESBURG, MISS. =p-i93i .Vi T ' ,- T lA yke FINE BURR fei l 400 Baths For nearly three-quarters of a century the Edwards Hotel has been the home of all leading Mississippians and the convention home of this section of the great Southwest. An average of more than SO conventions a year meet at the Edwards. EDWARDS HOTEL JOHN L. WARE, Manager JACKSON, MISS. COMPLIMENTS OF Pnoenix Laundry HATTIESBURG, MISS. THEY ' VE GOT EVERYTHING Brownbilt SKoe Store HATTIESBURG, MISS. Com hments of F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY NOTHING OVER 10c HATTIESBURG, MISS. r t 4 ;yA PINE BURR . i 4 t. TATUM LUMBER COMPANY Established 1893 MANUFACTURERS AND CONSERVATORS OF Long Leaf and Yelow Pine m HATTIESBURG, MISS. Radio in Every Guest Room 150 Rooms 150 Baths Excellent Foods Coffee Shop Banquet Service 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 ihat trains his thinking and helps mold his character. MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE was founded in 1826, and today is the result of continued 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 here. Thorough 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 information as to the various courses offered and the expenses of attending MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE, pie write for catalogue able J. W. PROVINE, Ph.D., LL.D., President CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI A f 1931 •. r- z lA ' fhe PINE mJRR S ' i 1l 11 iilii yiTilialif (ilBa i ' Besf Wishes McArtkur Chevrolet HATTIESBURG, MISS. Come to Us for Your Beauty Work of All Kinds. Special Attention Given Students Davidson ' s Beauty Salon Phone 194 Marinello Beauty Salon Phone 644 MK. AND :MKS. C0A ART, Props. COMPLIMENTS AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS Phone 1466 Special Discount for Cash id Carry Commercial Printing Company W. A. BROWN, Prop. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS p. O. Box 719 Telephone 733 HATTIESBURG, MISS. Attention, Students! The Southeastern Express Will serve you when traveling between your home, college or place of vaca- tion. Charges may be prepaid or col- lected at destination when delivery is made. Southeastern Express Company COMPLIMENTS OF Calkoun ' s Bankrupt Stores 110-112 Mobile Street HATTIESBURG, MISS. SEE Will Reese Hardware Company For Sporting Goods Main St. Hattiesburg, Miss. LOVE DRUG STORE HATTIESBURG, MISS. 1931 ? : n . ' , ' . fJ-Mj J }t hM ' ?r l:: ' k yke PINE BUR R fc.-Hii i-l t You Can AWays Save at Scott ' s! Hosiery, Lingerie, Jewelry, Millinery, Toilet Articles Stationery SCOTT STORES 522-24 Main Street Hattiesburg, Miss. Mattingly ' s Bakery Quality and Service The Home of Butternut Bread Jus-Rit and Old-Fashioned Pound Cake, Specialties, Cream Puffs, Choc- olate Eclairs, Pies, Cakes and Assorted Candies Hattiesburg, Mississippi The Clothes Worn by Those in the Feature Section Were Furnished By Fine Bros.-Matison Company THE COVERS FOR THIS BOOK MADE BY S. K. SMITH COMPANY 213 Institute Place You Please Us When You PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ■1931 C ■• «™ ' (! j{.t ' THIS BOOK PRINTED BV. The world ' s LARGEST PUBLISHERS OF CO LLEG E ANNUALS iPRINTING CQ] NASHVILLE J ' ENN COLLEGE ANNUAL HEAOaVARTERS brighi pages 1 A 11 P c- that reflect those happy, carefree days has been our cjoal J. A colleice: annual divi ion; COM PASvj-V BiRNlN ' CHAM IN THE HEART OF T I-I E SOUTH ' t ' S -r ' r : y lA y ce FINE BURRfe - i l t I - - y •1931