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

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COPYRIGHTED, 1340 DELIA ROSE HARRIS Edi+or JOSEPHINE STYLES . . . Associa+e Editor RUTH McLEMORE .... Business Manager RUBY PARKER .... Advertising Manager KATHLEEN STEWART . . . Feature Editor CAROLINE GRIFFITH .... Sports Editor OLIVER RUTH STRIBLING Art Editor P I N F PUBLISHED BY THE STUDEIVTS BURR T MISSISSIPPI WDMAIVS COLLEGE FDREWDRD The opening of this hook may bring to you the sparkle of tears in memories of whispering Southern pines mingled with the scent of jasmine vines, guiet vespers at the Lily Pool, Christmas candles glowing from all our windows, the swell in our throats as we sang M. W. C. — yet gayer memories as well — of freshman initiation, frantic cam- paigning for May Day elections, the singing dash of Glee Club trips, rules broken without much regret. To snatch and hold some of the life, loyalty, and spirit of our Cohege so that in later years you may think on those happy days with thankful hearts has been the purpose of the staff in presenting this volume of the PfNE BURR. Miss Willie Dee Hearst DEDICATION Because in tenure of loyal service she holds first place on Mississippi Woman ' s College staff; because during these years she has typified to the students the ideals of our College; because she has won for herself a lasting place in our hearts, it is with sincere appreciation and heartfeh gratitude that we dedicate this, the 1940 PINE BURR, to Miss Wilhe Dee Hearst. DR. W. E. HDLCDMB President FACULTY First Row H. c. Steele, Ph.D. R. F. Bass Dean , Pn ■ fessor of Chrmis, Second Row Bi nincss Manai ci Ruth G. Bale, R.A ViRGINLA CaPERTON, M.A. ' or in Pliysical Ediu .alion and Sfi-ccli Instructor in Secretarial Science GRAD • Cox, j Ivs M. II ' ,aJ of S, ,ool of Finr .his. Piano , Professor of FACULTY First Row Otis P. Elre, M.A. Professor of Educalion and Psycholoyy IvEY Gravette, M.A. Professor of Englisli Ruth G. Gregory, B.AI. J ' iolin Second Row Willie Dee Hearst, M.S. Associate Professor of Biology Anna B. Holt, M.A. Professor of Foreign Languages I Irs. Johx R. Jacksox, M.A. Instrudor in Home Economies FACULTY ' , First Row Forrest Delano, Voice B.M. Mrs. Pearl D. Hos Edwards, A.B, less Mrs. J. R. Johnston Dietitian Second Row Gertrude P. ' . Professor of History Meek, M.A. Alexander and Social Science Professor of Russ, M.A. Matlicmatics M Rs. A. L. O ' Briant, M.E.L., A.B. Librarian Not Pictured Mrs. Elsie Host MuRPHV Essie Mae CSS Collegi Loper. ;- Xursc . R.N. S iid Ora Lee Wells, A.B. ' rnt Secretary and .Assistant Professor of English Wishing will make it true . . . Could it be a whale, Lu? . . . They look refreshing at least . . . On ye ole tennis court. THE CLASSES SENIORS Josephine Styles Prrsuli-i:! DROOKSVII.I.E, MISSISSIPPI Class Cheerleader, i ; Glee Club, i ; Players ' Guild, I, 2, 3, 4; English Club, i, 2, 3; Vice- President, English Club, 2 ; I. R. C, i, 2, 4; French Club 2, 3; May Court, 1, 2; B. S. U. Council, 3; Alpha Psi Omega, 4; Literary Ed- itor Scissors, 2 ; Assistant Editor, Scissors, 3 ; As- sociate Editor, Pine Burr, 4; Class President, 2, 3. 4- T ic licart to conceive, the undcrstandinej to di- rect, or the hand to execute. Ruth Snell McLemore I ' ice-President UXION ' , MISSISSIPPI B.A. English Club, i, 2, 3, 4; Secretary, English Club, 2 ; Vice-President, English Club, 3; Presi- dent, English Club, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, i, 2, 3, 4; Grand Director, Alpha Psi Omega, 4; El Circulo Espanol, i, 2, 3; President, Freshman Class; Vice-President, Senior Class; Winner, Freshman Award; Pine Burr Staff, 3, 4; Vice- President, Student (Jovernment Council, 3 ; Most Charming, 3, 4. . perfect ' u:oman nobly planned, to =u:arm. com- fort, and command SENIORS Leona Valois Byrd Si ' ( nlary MT. OI.IVK, MISSISSIPI ' I B.A. Stetson University; International Relations Cluli, 3, 4; Student Governent Council, 3; li. S. ' . Council, 3, 4; Scissors Staff, 4; Delta Sigma Pi, 3, 4; Secretary, Senior Class. Nor kiww ' st thou ni:hat arijumcnl lliy lifr lo lliy neighbor ' s creed lias meaiil. Besse Pearl Hurst Treasurer LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI B.A. Jones County Junior College, i. 2.; Players Guild, 3, 4; International Relations Club. 4: En£;lish Club, 3, 4; Treasurer, Senior Class: Mav King, 3; B. S. r. Council, 4; President, Y. W. A., 4; Business Manager, Scissors, 4; Glee Club, 3 ; Saving Orchestra, 4. To see her is to loi ' C her, an J oxv her forci ' cr. SENIORS Zola Avara Reporter AfERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI B.S. East Mississippi Junior College, i, 2; Players ' Guild, 3, 4; Comwoco Club, 3, 4; President, Comwoco Club, 4; International Relations Club, 4; B. S. U. Council, 4; Y. W. A., 4; Reporter, Senior Class. Vnliurried steady steps toward a firmly set goal. Dorothy Marie Arrington col-lins, mississippi U.A. Hinds County Junior College, 2; Director, Swing Orchestra, 3, 4; Symphony Orchestra, 3; Glee Club, 3; B. S. U. Council, 4; Scissors Staff, 3, 4; Editor-in-Chief, Scissors, 4; Players ' Guild, 3, 4; Y. W. A,, 3, 4; International Relations Club, 3, 4; Treasurer, International Relations Club, 4; Delegate to First State I. R. C. Con- vention, 3 ; School Reporter, 4 ; Student Govern- ment Council, 4; Most Versatile, 4; Sigma Delta Pi, 4- Individuality I lone pine ai ainst a full moon. SENIORS Annie Lucy Ethridge RAll.KI, MISSISSII ' IM li.l. East Mississippi Junior College, i, 2; Players ' Guild, 3, 4; El Circulo Espanol, 3; International Relations Club, 4; Y. W. A., 3, 4; Student Gov- ernment Council, 4; Sigma Delta Pi, 4. ll ' oinin iril! lovi- licr that she is a tinman; nun lliat sill- is the rarrsl of all uomrn. Della Rose Harris iiaitiesblrg, mississippi B..-1. Players ' Guild, i, 2, 3, 4; Reporter. Players ' Cniild, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, i, 2, 3. 4; Grand D ' rector, Alpha Psi Omega, 3; Business Man- ager, Alpha Psi Omega, 4; English Club. i. 2, 4; French Club, 2, 3. 4; Vice-President, French Club, 3 ; Spanish Club, 2, 3 : Reporter, Spanish Club, 3; Glee Club, i, 2, 3. 4; Business Manager, Glee Club, 3; Secretary-Treasurer, Glee Club. 4: Sigma Delta Pi, 4; Editor-in-Chief. Pts E Burr. 4; Honorary May Court. 3: Class Reporter. 3. ■ T u c ' ltarminri fragility of a miniatwi Dresien sliiplnrdiss. SENIORS Claudia Laverne Hill HAITIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI «.. . Belhavcn College, 2; Players ' Guild, i, 3, 4; English Club, I, 3, 4; Secretary, English Club, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, i, 3, 4; Honorary Prompter, Alpha Psi Omega, 4; Most Stylish, 4. An unassuminij ijinius at the arl of concentra- tion ; she is unexpectedly interested in tlie more frivolous side of life. Lena Pearl Jackson dossville, mississippi B.A. East Central Junior College, i, 2; Y. W. A., 3, 4; International Relations Club, 4; Reporter, International Relations Club, 4; Student Govern- ment Council, 4; English Club, 4. If ' ise to resolve, and patient to perform. S E N I O Pauline Moore Love IIAlTlKSnURC, MISSISSIPPI B.:I. B. S. U. Council, I, 2, 3, 4; Third Vice-President, B. S. U. Council, 3 ; President, B. S. U. Council, 4; Y. W. A., I, 2, 3, 4; English Club, 2; Sopho- more Class Treasurer; Beta Mu Kappa, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, i, 2, 3, 4; Business Manager CJIee Club, 4; S. I. M. A. Mathematics Team, 2, 3; Most Promising Senior. Throuijli her grey eyes shines the lit hi of a soul full of love for everyone. Ethel McDonald PETAL, MISSISSIPPI B.A. and B.S. Glee Club, 2, ;; El Circulo Espanol, 2: Sigma Delta Pi, 3; Comwoco Club, 3, 4: Secretary Com voco Club, 3 ; Reporter, Comwoco Club. 4. Tlie very essence of traditional Southern charm. SENIORS Hazel Moulder TAVLORSVn.LE, MISSISSIPPI B.S. Jones County Junior College, z. S n- Is herself of best lliiiitjs, the colleclion. ' Ruby Lurlene Parker louisville, mississippi U.S. Players ' Guild, i, 2, 3, 4; President, Players ' Guild, 3, 4; English Club, 2, 3, 4; Comwoco Club, 3, 4; Treasurer, Junior Class; El Circulo Espanol, i, 2; International Relations Club, 2, 4; May Court, 2, 3; Cheerleader, 4; B. S. U. Coun- cil, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Y. W. A., 4; Alpha Psi Omega, 4. An air of inquisilive uitelliijence ; quite definite ideas of her own. SENIORS Esther Maude Robinson louisville, mississii ' i ' i B.A. East Central Junior College, i, 2; Sigma Delta Pi, 3; International Relations Club, 4; Y. W. A., 3, 4- To make llw icorld a fr ' u-ndty placr, slic s ioics to it a jiii ' ndty facr. Tommy Jean Ryan kewanee, mississippi English Cluh, 2; Comwoco Club, 3, j.; Glee Club, I, 2, 3; Quartette, i, 2, 4; L ' Allegro Club. 4; Secretary, L ' Allegro Club, 4: B. S. U. Coun- cil, 2; May Court, i, 2: Octette. 2. 4. ' S i,- a ijojdfss, and slu- looks a gutin. ' SENIORS Janie Kathryn Sansing strin ' ger, mississippi B.A. Jones County Junior College, i, 2; International Relations Club, 3, 4; President International Re- lations Club, 4; Student Government Treasurer, 4; English Club, 3, 4; Vice-President, English Club, 4; Players ' Guild, 4; Y. W. A., 3, 4; Dele- gate to First State I. R. C. Convention, 3 ; I. R. C. Convention in Virginia, 3. Slir is beauty, cducalion, hlooA; holds liands ivit i any prinerss of tlir li ' orld. Ethelyn Sparkman el ' pora, mississippi Woods Junior College, i, 2; Y. W. A., 3, 4; In- ternational Relations Club, i, 2, 4. . tifr — moldiny ilsrlf in action, not in ' words. SENIORS Lola Kathleen Stewart ficavunk, mississippi «.. . Pearl River Junior College, i, 2; Mathematics Club, 3; Sigma Delta Pi, 3, 4; Treasurer, Sigma Delta Pi, 4; Glee Club, 3, 4; L ' AlIegro Club, President; Student Government Council, 4; An- nual Staff, 4. I ' oisi ' d, allraiti-ve, si-lf-assiin-J ; she dois cvcry- thinij iLU ' ll. Beatrice Strong vicksburg, mississippi Hinds County Junior College, i, 2: International Relations Club, 3, 4: V. V. A., 3, 4. ' ■T ii-ri ' is a kind of cliaract,r in thy life, thai to the obsirivr doth thy history fully unfold. SENIORS Mary Lillian Stroud lake, mississippi B.l. East Central Junior College, i, 2; Players ' Guild, 3, 4; Secretary, Players ' Guild, 4; International Relations Club, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, 3, 4; Stage Manager, Alpha Psi Omega, 4; Scissors Staff, 4; Delta Sigma Pi, 3, 4. The ryes have one language everywhere — v:ith affection beaming in one eye and calculation shin- ing out of the other. Elsie Evelyn Sumrall LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI B.A. Glee Club, 3; Secretary, Student Government, 2; International Relations Club, 2, 4; English Club, 2; Vice-President, Class, i, 3; Class Representa- tive on Student Council, i, 3; President, Student Government Council, 4; B. S. U. Council, 4. For her heart is like the sea- and free. ever open, hra-ve, SENIORS Esther Thompson haitiesburg, mississippi B. S. Northwest Mississippi Junior ColleRe, i, 2; Glee Club, 2; Players ' Guild, 3; Y. W. A. Circle Chairman, 3, 4; Comwoco Club, 3, 4; Vice- President, Comwoco Club, 4. S ie laughs, because eternity blossoms for Iter with stars. Ruth Webb jacksox, mississippi B.S. Hinds Countv Junior College, i. 2; Comwoco Club. 3, 4 . . happy disposition merits success; fortune -ill take care of itself. SENIORS Dorothy Wilkins brooksvili.e, mississippi B.A. Mississippi State College for Women, i, 2, 3; International Relations CUih, 4; Glee Club, 4; Most Popular, 4. A saucy bit of a girl tripping through life find- ing everything amusing enough to keep a iiuinkle in her eyes. Doris Wilson laurel, mississippi B..1. Secretary, Freshman Class; Y. V. A., i, 2, 3, 4; Secretary, Y. W. A., i ; Le Cercle Francais, I, 2, 3; Comwoco Club, 3, 4; Vice-President, Comwoco Club, 3 ; Secretary-Treasurer, Comwoco Club, 4; Players ' Guild, i, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov- ernment Council, 2; Scissors Staff, 2, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2; Alpha Psi Omega, 4; L ' Allegro Club, 4; B. S. r. Council, 2, 3, 4. .In individual life. SENIORS Mrs. W. W. Grafton HAITIESBURG, MISSISSIPI ' I B.A. Clark Jiinior Collef;c, i, 2; Y. W. A. Counselor, A keen insight into affairs — even the unpleasant never seems to ruffle her good humor. A nice place to take a day off . . . Will dinner never be ready? . . . Could they be trying to stop time in its flight? THE JUNIORS OFFICERS Martha Sumrall President Patricia Welborn .... Vice-President Margaret Steele . . . Secretary-Treasurer Sue Hopkins Reporter JUNIORS Dorothy Downs Myrtis Foster Frances Erin Gipson Ann McWilliams LuciLE Montgomery JUNIORS Ora V. Myrick MoDENA Riley Oliver Ruth Stribling Laura Ann Sumrall Cleo White THE SOPHOMORES Nancy Alexander President Myrtle Perkins Vice-President Mary E. Oden .... Secretary-Treasurer Caroline Griffith Reporter NoL. Kate Ball Mary Katherine Batson SOPHOMORES Grace McVey Bennett Mae Elizabeth Brigance Ethlyn Crawford Helen Dykes Dorothy Estes Helen Fortenberry Wilson Hilda Harris SOPHOMORES Mary John Holloway Kathryn Holifield Wanda Holmes Mary Lee Land Dorothy Lewis Davis Melba Mathis Mary Nell McDonnieal SOPHOMORES Verna Elizabeth Oden LuciLE Pearson LiLLiE Ree Ponder Ruth Marie Simmons Maxie Stonerod JiMMiE Lee Taylor THE FRESHMEN Anna Marjorie Blain President Mary Anne Oden Vice-President Mary Elizabeth Foster .... Sec.-Treas. Anna Lu Murphy Reporter Lucille Bumgardner Edythe Crawford Doris Fishel George Allen Gipson FRESHMEN Betty Jo Holcomb Irene Marie Humphrey Margaret Elizabeth Jones Mary Elizabeth Meyer Virginia Adele Neu Margaret Jane Schubach Allen La Vaughn Teston Nell Owen Walley Doris Carolyn Wells Miss Bkssih HERiiiNcTON and Miss Harrht Majc Faculty of N. Y. A. Clerical Work Experience Projec N. Y. A, Officers Carolyn Kennedy • • ■ President Elizabeth Taylor . . . . • J ue-PresU,-nt Bertile Lightsey • . • Secretary Helen Goodgame Treasurer Nell Graves Rrportrr The National Youth Administration has at Mississippi Woman ' s College a full time work experience project for the purpose of giving training and experience in clerical and secretarial work. Sixty-one girls have taken part in this NYA project. These girls have lived in the dormitories with the regular students and have taken part in the social and recreational affairs of the college. The project is sponsored by the City of Hattiesburg and the Chamber of Commerce. N. Y. A. Mildred Adams Cornelia Avery Dixie Bassett Oi.cA Bavgent Leona Evelvx Black Mav Belle Blackwell Allie Braselton ' Alice Mae Bro vninc Bessie Audell Bush Clara Campbell Ruth Cloud Mary Alice Crawford Kathryv Doherty Mary Ellis Alberta Fleming N. Y Yvonne Forti-nberrv Margaret (Jaies HEt.EN CiOODGAME Nei.i.e Graves Doris Hager Annie Sue Harbour Audrey Humphries Inez Herring MiLDREU Ingram Marie Johnson Carolyn Kennedy Virginia Knight Mattie Nell Ladner Lois Lambert Bertile Lightsey N. Y. A. Bettie Maodes Mavis Mai.leite Minnie Merrill Marcelle Miller Sara Mvers Roberta M ' iRicK Bessie Mae Peaster Virginia Price Edna Earle Klutts Mabel Aline Roberts WlLLETTA SaTCHFIELD Mary Ann Sew ell Rebecca Shirley Jeanette Shoemake Frances Short N. Y. A CARor.vv Si.AriK Al.lNK Smai.i, jKANrrni; Smii.ev Loi-A Mae Smith Beth Spiichle-s- Roberta Stamps Ruth Sten ' Nett Emma Lou Stokoe Alice Rae Tatum Elizabeth Taylor Myrtice Touchstone Edith Watts Elizabeth Whitaker Willie Reese Wilkerson Carrie Vocom STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL Roll Elsie Sumrall President Laura Axx Sumrall J ' icc-Prcsidcnt Maxie Stoxerod Secretary Jaxie KaTHRYX SaNSIXG Treasurer Kathleex Stewart Senior Representative Lexa Pearl Jacksox Senior Representative Dorothy Arrixgtox Ross House President AxxiE Lucy Ethridge Johnson House President LuciLE Moxtgo.mery Junior Representative Oli -er Ruth Striblixg Junior Representative ' Mary Nell !VIcDoxnieal Sophomore Representative Doris Wells Freshman Representative Miss I ' EY Graxette Faculty Adviser ORGANIZATIONS B. S. U. COUNCIL Polly Love Prisidcnl DOROTHV ArRIN ' CTON Zola Avara Mae Elizabeth Brigavce Valois Bvrd Helen- Dykes Myrtis Foster Sue Hopkins Besse Pearl Hurst Mary Nell McDonnieal Ann McWili.iams Ruby Parker Lillie Ree Ponder Margaret Steele Elsie Sumrall Laura Ann Sumrall JiMMiE Lee Taylor Cleo White Doris Wilson Mr. R. F. Bass Rev. W. W. Grafton The Baptist Student Union is the connecting link between the college and the local church unifying all the voluntary religious activity of Baptist students on the campus. It offers to all Baptist students an attractive program of activity, including all the inter- ests the organizations of the Boards and the promotional agencies of the denomination which affect student life. ffiii M ! L H bum i 3k| WP ' M -| Li Jj ' jSTmI fc . r Pu l BB Bv . - T ' ' Ti B ' i t 4 P HL ' fjL ll— iU ■ , . a ' '  I Lyj 1 Besse Peari, Hurst . JiMMiE Lee Taylor Y. W. A. . . . • Piesidrnl Marcelle Miller . . J ' ice-Prtsident Esther Thompson Maitie Nell Ladner . . ■ Group Captain Serrelary-Triasurer Group Captain BETA MU KAPPA Front Ro=iv Miss Willie Dee Hearst Sponsor Mary Nell McDonnieal .... Secreury-TTidsuTer Martha Sumrall Vice-PrendcTtt Polly Love Rtportrr Dorothy Downs Second Roi - Mr. O. p. Eure Mary Elizabeth Oden Mr. Ale. ander Russ Cleo White. Prtndeni Dr. H, C. Steele iuiM% fmamm ¥gmm PLAYERS ' GUILD RuBV Parkrr Lucille Bumgardner Anna Lu Murphy Pniidcn: Edythe Crawford Ora V. Myrick Margaret Steele Annie Lucy Ethridce Ruth McLemore VuePrcden, Erin Gipson Ann McWilliams Lii.i.iAN ' Stroud Hilda Harris Adele Neu Scc,e, ,y Claudia Hill Lucille Pearson Dei.i.a Rose Harris Betty Hoi.comb Janie K. Sansing RepoTfer Mary John- Hoi.i.oway Peggy Schubach Nancy Ai.exantier Wanda Holmes Josephine Styles DoROTHv Arrington Sue Hopkins JiMMiE Lee Taylor Zola Avara Besse Pearl Hurst Patricia Welborn Mae E. Brigance Melba Mathis Nei.i. Wali.ey iviJfl INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Dot Arrington Annie Lucy Ethridge Janie K. Sansing Treamrcr Katherine Holifield Preitdenl Zola Avara Wanda Holmes Beatrice Strong Valois Bvrd Besse Pearl Hurst Lillian Stroud Vue-PTendim Lena Pearl Jackson Josephine Styles EUVTHE CrAWFORU Elizabeth Jones Elsie Sumrall Dorothy Downs Ruby Parker Cleo White Secretary Esther Robinson Dot WiLKiNs Helen- Dykes Mrs. G. ' . Edwards ENGLISH CLUB Ruth McLemore Janie K. Sansing Vice-PTeiidtnl Claudia Hill Della Rose Ha Sue Hopkins Margaret Steel Oliver Ruth Strii Patricia Welborn Cleo White ALPHA PSI OMEGA Ruth McLemore Grand Director Della Rose Harr Buuncsi Mana Claudia Hill Honorary Prom Steele ,LiAN Stroud Stage Manager E Hopkins Janie Kathbvn Sansin Zola Avar a President Esther Thompson COMWOCO CLUB Hilda Harris Batson Rubv Parker MvRTiE Perki ON. Spcnro, Co-Sponun Laura Ann Su.v L ' ALLEGRO CLUB Olivhr Ruth Strii Laura Ann Su Doris Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Gr. d ' Miss Ruth Gregory Miss Forest Delanc EfHHO FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Dorothy Arrikcton Mary K. Batsok Maf E. Bricancf. lucii.i.e bumcardner Valok Byrd Edvthe C rawford Hfi.en Dykes Dorothy Estes Annie Lucy Eihridge MiRTis Foster Mrs. W. W. CJrafton Caroline Griffith Delia Rose Harris Hilda Harris Miss Anna B. Holt, S ioiisor Betty Holcomb Katherine Holifielu Wanda Holmes Mary John Holloway Lena Pearl Jackson Elizabeth Jones Ethel McDonald Mary N. McDonnieal Ruth McLemore Ann McWilliams Anna Lu MuRPin Ora V. Myrick Mary Ann Oden Verna Odun LiLLiE Ree Ponder Ruth Marie Simmons Margaret Steele Kathleen Stewart Beatrice Strong Lillian Stroud Laura Ann Sumrall Jimmie Lee Taylor Esther Thompson Doris Wells Cleo White Dot Wilkins Doris Wilson GLEE CLUB Naxcv Alexander Katherine Holifiei.d LiLLiE Ree Ponder Prendtnl Mary John Hollow ay WiLLETTA SATCHFIELD Noi.A Kate Bali, Irene Humphrey Jeanette Shoemake Mae E. Brigance Elizabeth Jones Margaret Schubach Ethlvn Crawford Mary Lee Land Margaret Steele Dorothy Estes Polly Love Kathleen Stewart Doris Fishel Bm,r,e , M njge, Nell Walley Mary Foster Melba Mathis Patricia Welborn Eris Gipsov Ann McWilliams Dorothy Wilkins Caroline Orikfmti Mary Meyer Grady Cox Dei.i.a Rose Harris Adei.e Neu DlVt.-Wr S,;r„.,n-rre n.rcr Vice-Preiidcnt Ruth Gregory I5ETTY Jo Hoi.comb Lucille Pearson Accompanist Mar J. Hollow Av JUNIOR QUARTETTE Mae E. Brigan ' Ce Nancv Alexander Martha Sumrall SENIOR OUARTETTE ToMMiE Jean Rvan Cleo White Dorothy Estes Ruth McLemore Bu„r,e„ Mavan-r Dei.i.a Rose Harris Ed,lorin Chicl THE PINE BURR Josephine Styles Associate Editor RuBV Parker A dyertising Manaticr Oliver R. Striblinc Art Editor Kathleen ' Stewart FcMt,rc Editor Caroline CJrifhih Sports Editor DOROTHV ArRINCTON Editor m-Chirf Valois Byrd SCISSORS STAFF Hesse Pearl Hursi Biismess MMijgcr Ethlvn Crawford Dorothy Downs Hilda Harris Sue Hopkins Ji.MMiE Lee Taylor Doris Wilson ROLL OF ORCHESTRA Nancy Alexander Saxophone Dorothy Arringtox Leader Anna Marjorie Blain Trombone Edythe Crawford I ' iolin Dorothy Estes P ' mno Mar- - Foster Clarinet Irene Humphrey riolin Besse Pearl Hurst Violin Adele Neu Cello Mary Elizabeth Oden Clarinet Lille Ree Ponder Bells Peggy Schubach iolin Ruth Marie Simmons Trombone Nell Walley Saxophone Emma Lou Stokoe Xylofihonc THE FEATURES HELEN FORTENBERRY WILSON ANN McWILLIAMS BEAUTY VERNA ODEN I ELSIE SUMRALL MISS M. W. C. POLLY LOVE MOST PROMISING SENIOR DOT WILKINS POPULARITY RUTH McLEMORE CHARM CLAUDIA HILL STYLE ZOLA AVARA CAPABLE IRENE MARIE HUMPHREY MOST OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN [[ OLIVER RUTH STRIBLING DEPENDABLE m Pi J MAXIE STONEROD FRIENDLINESS BETTY JO HOLCOMB PERSONALITY KATHLEEN STEWART COURTEOUS DOT ARRINGTON cAlma SMdter Where the winds of Mississippi sigh among the Southern pines. And wild flowers deck the forest, mingled with the jasmine vines. There you ' ll find the Woman ' s College with its wealth of life ' s best things, Giving of its stores of knowledge. To the girls beneath its wings. When the girls of Mississippi catch a gleam of learning ' s call And they all stand up to answer, Woman ' s Col leads them all. So if you would pay some honor to the greatest school you know. Give a cheer for Woman ' s College Where the Southern breezes blow. Chorus Woman ' s College, Woman ' s College, Proud are we of thy fair name; How we love to sing thy praises, and To spread abroad thy fame. Woman ' s College. Woman ' s College, Proud are we of thy fair name; How we love to sing thy praises, and To spread abroad thy fame. THE GIFT STORE MiiSl HATTIESBURS MISSISSIPPI If It ' s New We Have It FINE BROS. MATISON COMPANY The Store Complete for Our College Girls HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS HATTIESBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI DRESS BETTER FOR LESS Shop at DIANA SHOP For Coats, Choose Suits, Dresses and Lingerie Fronn Large Selection 126-28 East Pin 5 St. Hattlesburg COMPLIMENTS OF McARTHUR CHEVROLET COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF PHOENIX LAUNDRY DYERS and CLEANERS Phones 36 and 97 HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI SAENGER AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT THE SHOWPLACE OF SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Showing All of the Outstanding Hits from All Major Producers LOMO COOLED BY WASHED AIR We Cater to College Students and Select the Pictures You Want to See HULETT UNDERTAKING COMPANY HATTIESBURG LUCEDALE MISSISSIPPI Phone 48 1910-1940 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GIFT? GIVE JEWELRY From ROLLINGS JEWELRY STORE 617 Main Street GOVERNORS ON ALL CARS YELLOW CAB CO. Phones 1300 1 30 1 PROMPT, SAFE, COURTEOUS Compliments of THE OWL DRUG STORE Corner Front and Main Phone 7 COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS. ROEBUCK COMPANY 641 Main Street HAniESBURG, MISS. COMPLIMENTS OF DONOVAN-LANE Main Street Hattiesburg, Miss. COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY Hattiesburg, Miss. HATTIESBURG CREAMERY urit All-Ways Best HATTIESBURG UNDERTAKING COMPANY Phone 2141—2142 HATTIESBURGS FIRST FUNERAL HOME COMPLIME[ITS OF WALNUT ST. PHARMACY Drugs, Sodas, Sandwiches Hattiesbura. Miss. COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN PRINTING - COMPANY PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS 136 Front Street HaHiesburg COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hattiesburg, Miss. RESOURCES OVER $5,000,000.00 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION K32STATES H AMERICAN OIL COMPANY i HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI WHEN IN TOWN VISIT K. C. CAFE We Specialize in WESTERN STEAKS and CHOPS COMPLIMENTS OF GIBSON BARBER SHOP Love Building COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. KRESS COMPANY 5-10-25 Cent Store Compliments of LANE ' S QUALITY SHOES QUALITY FOOTWEAR Bags and Hosiery Main Street Hattiesburg. Miss. COMPLIMENTS OF THE WHITE SYSTEM We Arrange Installment Loans 207 WEST PINE HATTIESBURG, MISS. COMPLIMENTS OF MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST LOVE DRUG CO. Every Inch a Drug Store HATTIESBURG, MISS. ' Prescriptions Filled as They Should Be ' PHONE 277 FOR QUICK SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF THAD L FOWLER GAS APPLIANCES Servel Electrolux Butane Gas Systems COMPLIMENTS OF THE PICKWICK CAFE 215 West Pine St. Compliments of EISMAN ' S For QUALITY AND STYLE COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS BANK Hattiesburg, Miss. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF THE MERCHANTS COMPANY OF MISSISSIPPI Big M Food Products PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS r A U • I ■■• s- THIS BOOK D E S I G n E D A n D P R I n T E D BX L omsvn p R I n T I n D c m p A n y n A s H V I LL E Ai4io f,nx4 p.Ui Auta(j iap,li6.


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