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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

Clas s 7c f- TR oo k f Accession .---c £ - ' ,, I. E. Rouse Memorial Library William Carey College Hattiesburg, Mississippi For Reference Not to be taken from this room -I • 1 ■ ■ i: ii: m r Siiiiiai The Annual Staff is proud fo present the pinc uu 195l)-51 TIME MARCHES ON =n i! Dr. Theophilus Erskin Ross mmm TO ° ' - T- E. Ross, M.D. ° ' by h s constant examn, . ' ' ' -haracterfstic of the f °f -n, by his n ' ' P ' °y f ' s great efficiency in h- his n. ' profession — ' -„„_,,,_ , ; ; umeof the P; d ° ' miSSISSIPPI UJOIHflO ' S COLLfGf HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI TfiUSTffS Mr. Jimmie Pope, President Richton, Mississippi Term Expires 1951 Dr. A. K. McMillan Lucedale, Mississippi Dr. Ira D. Evenson Marks, Mississippi Dr. T. E. Ross Hattiesburg, Mississippi Mr. E. C. Edwards McComb, Mississippi Term Expires 1952 Mr. John Mixon Hattiesburg, Mississippi Mr. George Causey Hattiesburg, Mississippi Dr. S. E. Laurence Columbia, Mississippi Dr. Charles L. McKay Pascagoula, Mississippi Mrs. J. L. Johnson Jackson, Mississippi Term Expires 1953 Mr. J. W. Moody Poplarville, Mississippi Mr. T. B. McKibbens Laurel, Mississippi Mr. R. B. Thomas Wiggens, Mississippi Mr. Ben Green Leaf, Mississippi DR. I. E. ROUSE B.S., Th.M., Ph.D. President MRS. I. E. ROUSE Dean of Students MAJORIE BLACK B.M., M.A. Organ and Piano JUDSON CHASTAIN B.A., Th.M., Ph.D. Math and Physics HUGH D. COOPER B.S., M.S. Math and Physics DOROTHY DENMAN B.M., M.M. Violin MRS. LEON EUBANKS e,A., MA, French and Spanish WILLIE EVELYN EWELL B.S., MA. Secrefarial Science MRS. LEO FILLINGAME B.M. Piano MRS. E. C. FOSTER College Hostess JULIA GUESS B.M., MA. Voice, Chorus, Fine Arts WILLIE DEE HEARST B.S., B.A., M.A. Biology and Chemistry CECIL W. JONES B.A., B.D., Th.M., Th.D. Bible and Religious Education MRS. A. F. KELLY, JR. B.S. Physical Education JOHN B. LLOYD B,A., M.A. Education and Psychology MRS. WAYNE McCLURE B.S., M.S. Home Economics and Health B. FRANK SMITH B.S., Th.M., Ph.D. History and Social Science KATHLEEN TAYLOR B.A., M.A. English MRS. JAMES F. TONEY B.S. Secretarial Science BESS VINSON College Dietician IM stoioii CLess officffis Left to right, seated: Betty Jc Pigott Treasurer Annie Vera Oden President Marian Graham Vice-President Left to right, standing: Sue Dra ughn Student Council Representative Jackie Cliburn Reporter Clara Sellers Secretary MISS WILLIE D. HEARST Class Sponsor JEANETTE BILBO Sumrall, Mississippi Octette, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 3 Assistant Business Manager of Scissors 1; Business Manager of Scissors, 2; Ed itor of Pine Burr, 3; Secretary of Class 3; Music Club, 2, 3, 4; Music Club Pres ident, 3, 4; Athletic Board, 3, 4. JACKIE CLIBURN Van Nuys, California University of Redlands, 1; Pasadena Col- lege, 2, 3; Chorus, 4; Y. W. A., 4; Music Club, 4; Senior Class Reporter, 4; Scissors Staff, 4; Athletic Board, 4. NAOMIA CLIFTON Mobile, Alabama East Central Junior College, 1; Reporter of Class, 2; Greater Council of B. S. U., 2; Treasurer of B. S. U., 3; Secretary of Class, 3; Program Chairman of Y. W. A., 3; Membership Vice-President of B. S. U., 4; Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Music Club, 3, 4. m m SUE DRAUGHN Richton, Mississippi Jones County Junior College, 1; Missis- sippi Southern College, 2; Greater Coun- cil of 8. S. U., 3; Home Economic Club, 3; Y. W. A., 3, 4; Program Chairman of Y. W. A. Circle, 4; Class Representa- tive to Student Council, 4. MARGARET ENSLIN Hattiesburg, Mississippi Clark Memorial College, 1; Mississippi Southern College, 2; New Orleans Bap- tist Theological Seminary 3; Bachelor of Religious Education Degree 1947 MARIAN GRAHAM Decatur, Mississippi East Central Junior College, 1, 2; B, S. U. Executive Council, 4; Pianist of Choral Club, 3, 4; Vice-President of Class, 3, 4; Varsity Ensemble, 3, 4. JOAN HENDERSON Jackson, Mississippi Mississippi College, I; Vice-President of Y. W. A., 2; Student Government Coun- cil, 2; Devotional Chairman of B, S. U , 3, 4; Treasurer of Student Council, 4; Faculty Selection for Spirituality, 3. m m MRS. T. H. JONES Laurel, Mississippi Clark College, 1; Peabody College, 2, 3; Dormitory Hostess of Johnson Hall, 4. MARTHA MOSELY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Chorus, 1; Athletic Board, 2; B. S. U. Greater Council, 2; Scissors Staff, Circu- lation Manager, 2. ANNIE VERA ODEN Hattiesburg, Mississippi Octette, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President, 1 , 2, 4; Class Represent ative to 5. G. A. Council, 3; Extension Chairman of B. S. U., 2; Social Vice- President B. S. U., 4; Junior-Freshman Wedding, ] , 3; Secretary to Dean, 1 , 2. BETTY JO P160TT Tylertown, Mississippi Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. A., 1 , 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Y. W. A., 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Class, 3, 4 Reporter of Athletic Board, 3, 4; Typist, Scissors Staff, 2, 3, 4; Music Club, 4; Greater Council of B. S. U., 1, 2, 3, 4. CLARA SELLERS Hattiesburg, Mississippi B. S. U. Executive Council, 3, 4; S. G. A. Council, 3; Reporter of Junior Class, 3; Secretary of Senior Class, 4; Scissors Staff, 2; B. S. U. Greater Council, 1. BETTY JO SHIELDS Hattiesburg, Mississippi Treasurer of B. S. U., 1 , 2; Secretary to President, 1, 2; College Bookkeeper, 3, 4; Asscoiate Editor Scissors Staff, 2; Se- lected by faculty for leadership ability, 3; Junior-Freshman Wedding, 1, 3; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; B. S. U. President, 3, 4. CARRIE OLA SMITH Hattiesburg, Mississippi Chorus, 1, 3; Secretary of Music Club, 3; Business Manager of Scissors, 3, 4. BETTY STEVENS Hattiesburg, Mississippi Octette, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1 , 2, 3, 4; Student Government Association Council, 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-President, 1; Class President, 3; Junior-Freshman Wedding, 1, 3; Y. W. A. Chorister, 1; Business Manager of Pine Burr, 1; Co-Editor Pine Burr, 2; Music Club, 2, 3; College Beauty, 3. JOANN WEAVER Hattiesburg, Mississippi Freshman Bride, 1; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Octette, 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Manager of Scissors, 2; Class Beauty, 1, 3, Music Club, 2, 3; B. S. U. Chorister, 2; B. S. U. Social Chairman, 3; B. S. U. Talent Chairman, 4; Local Representative to S. G. A. Council, 1; Class Representative to S. G. A. Council, 2; Vice-President of S. G. A. Council, 3; President of Student Government, 4. JUOIOR CLASS OfflCEfiS Left to right: Annette Cochran Council Representative Margie Harrison Reporter Sara Estess Vice-President Louise Busby Secretary June McKay President Margie Fike Treasurer Mrs. Waynes McLure Sponsor (Not Pictured) m m CHARLESIE AUSTIN Louisville, Mississippi HILDA BARBER Carriere, Mississippi ELIZABETH BRECKENRIDGE Hattiesburg, Mississippi LOUISE BUSBY Hattiesburg, Mississippi ANNETTE COCHRAN Waynesboro, Mississippi PATRICIA COLLINS Bude, Mississippi JOYCE ELAINE DABBS Hattiesburg, Mississippi MARGARET DEAN Petal, Mississippi JUfllORS DOROTHY NELL DOUGLAS Sontag, Mississippi SARA LLOYD ESTESS Tylertown, Mississippi MARGIE FIKE McLain, Mississippi MARGARET HAILE Helena, Arkansas MARGIE RUTH HARRISON Ellisville, Mississippi BETTY HART Sandy Hool , Mississippi CYNTHIA SUE LILES Hattiesburg, Mississippi LAYNETTE LONG Meridian, Mississippi iiunioes LILLIAN LOTT Hattiesburg, Mississippi JUNE McKAY Pascagoula, Mississippi BETTY MERLE PARISH Sumrall, Mississippi CHRISTINE POWELL Laurel, Mississippi BETTY RABY Mobile, Alabama HELEN SANSING Stringer, Mississippi % -7 d ' M BETTIE JEAN STEVENS Hattiesburg, Mississippi ALLENE WALTERS Ellisville, Mississippi SOPHOfllORf CLASS OfflCEfiS Bottom and up: Martha Hollowell President Jackie Shipp Treasurer Miss Black Sponsor Rachel Monk Council Representative Martha Green Vice-President Marilyn Hughes Secretary Charlene Allman Reporter CHARLENE ALLMAN Louisville, Mississippi JANET CAMPBELL Pachuta, Mississippi soPHomofifs CHARLENE CARPENTER Hattiesburg, Mississippi ANN CRANEY Lexington, Mississippi MARGARET ANN EVANS Hattiesburg, Mississippi 1 cl MARTHA GREEN JEANETTE HARPER Leaf, Mississippi Hattiesburg, Mississippi soPHomofifs f €p MARTHA HOLLOWELL MARILYN HUGHES RACHEL MONK Marion, Kentucky Louin, Mississippi Laurel, Mississippi HELEN PIERCE Columbia, Mississippi GAYNELL ROUSE Cleveland, Mississtppi GAYLE SHELTON Hattiesburg, Mississippi SOPHOHlOetS JACKIE SHIPP Rome, Mississippi BETTY LOVE STEWART Mobile, Alabama OUIDA JEAN WILLIAMS Hattiesburg, Mississippi MARY FRANCES STANDFORD Hattiesburg, Mississippi ffifSHUlflO CieSS OfflCfRS Left to right: Vivian Geiger Council Representative Ann Freeman Treasurer Gaynell Sumrall Vice-President Katherine Irwin President Pat Bush Secretary Connie Caldwell Reporter Miss Denman Sponsor JEANNE AVERA Perkinston, Mississippi DORIS BARTH Cincinnati, Ohio PATRICIA ANN BUSH Mobile, Alabama CONNIE CALDWELL Lucedale, Mississippi ffifSHOlfO WANDA LEE CROW Brookhaven, Mississippi Ipiir .t:r ANN FREEMAN Brookhaven, Mississippi PATSY GARRETT Lumberton, Mississippi VIVIAN GEIGER Lucedale, Mississippi PAT HARRINGTON Hattiesburg, Mississippi CAROLYN HERRIN Hattiesburg, Mississippi MARY ANN HESTER Jacl son, Mississippi MARTHA HOLCOMB Purvis, Mississippi MARGARET HOLUNGSWORTH Byran, Mississippi fRtSHUltn KATHERINE IRWIN Jackson, Mississippi NORMA RUTH KELLY Lumberton, Mississippi SHIRLEY LEE Hattiesburg, Mississippi RUTH MURRAY Summerland, Mississippi JOYCE OSBORN South Nor. alk, Connecticut PATTI PARKER Hattiesburg, Mississippi BETTY RILEY Hattiesburg, Mississippi MARGE ROSSMAN Chicago, Illinois PATRICIA RUNCK Greenville, Mississippi ffifSHnifn JANIEL STEWART Hattiesburg, Mississippi JOAN STEWART Gulfport, Mississippi GAYNELL SUMRALL Sumrall, Mississippi QUAY TURNER Richton, Mississippi DOROTHY WOODS Cleveland, Mississippi HILDA CAMPOS San Jose, Costa Rica ANGELA DUGUE Medellin, Colombia South America CECILIA ECHAVARRIA Medellin, Colombia South America RUTH DE LA ESPRIELLA Medellin, Colombia South America SPtClflL INEZ GOMEZ Medellin, Colombi South America STUDEOTS SUSANNA GOMEZ Medellin, Colombia South America LIBIA GONZALEZ Medellin, Colombia South America LIGIA GONZALEZ Medellin, Colombia South America ANGELA ISAZA Medellin, Colombia South America BEATRIZ ISAZA Medellin, Colombia South America CONSUELA GUITTEREZ LIA JARAMILLO BLANCA LUZ MEJIA GRACELIA MORA Medellin, Colombia Medellin, Colombia Medellin, Colombia Bogata, Colombia South America South America South America South America SPfCIBL ESTELLA MORA Bogata, Colombia South America LIGIA MORALES Medellin, Colombia South America STUDfOTS CECILIA MUNOZ Medellin Colombia South America LOLA MUNOZ Medellin, Colombia South America BERTHA NUGUERA Pasto, Colombia South America MARGUERETA NOGUERA Pasto, Colombia South America NUBIA OSORIO Medellin, Colombia South America ANGELA PIEDRAHITA Medellin, Colombia South America LIGIA PIEDRAHITA Medellin, Colombia South America MARIA LIA RESTREPO Medellin, Colombia South America SPtClflL STUDfOTS CARMEN SALAZAR Medellin, Colombia South America JULIA SALDARRIAGA Medellin, Colombia South America OLGA LUCIA SALDARRIAGA Bogata, Colombia South America GABRIELA SUAREZ Medellin, Colombia South America STELLA URIBE Medellin, Colombia South America LUCIA VELEZ Medellin, Colombia South America Or h n T n s President Jo Weaver Vice-President Betty Hart Secretary Ann Craney Senior Representative Sue Draughn Junior Representative Annette Cochran Sophomore Representative Rachel Monk Freshman Representative Vivian Geiger House President Ross First Floor Marilyn Hughes House President Ross Second Floor Hilda Barber House President Johnson First Floor June McKay Myers House President Johnson Second Floor Charlene Allman Latin American Representative Hilda Campos Faculty Advisor Miss Ewell Miss Ewell and Jo The Student Government Association is an organization of the Student Body and has as its aim to development of Christian standards of personal conduct in each student. The Student Council is a group of young ladies chosen by the students to support this aim and to regulate student activities. Standing, left fo right: Miss Ewell, Weaver. Seated, first row to back: Campos, Cochran, Hart. Seated, second row to back: Draughn, Hughes, Geiger. Third row, to back: McKay Craney, Barber. Fourth row, to back: Allman, Busby, Monk. I The Executive Council directs the pro- gram of the Baptist Student Union. Members meet each Tuesday from 7:00-8:00 P. M. to plan for the spiritual activities of the campus. f) A The Baptist Student Union serves as a strong link between the church and the college student — and strives to be a power house of spirituality to stimulate the entire spiritual life on the campus. It aims above all to mag- nify Christ on the campus and to lead each student to a vital personal relationship with Him. and Bern OfflCffiS Of B. S. U. B, S. U. Secretary Miss Kathleen Taylor B. S. U. Pastor Reverend Troy Sumrall President Betty Jo Shields Membership Vice-President Nonie Clifton Social Vice-President Annie Vera Oden Devotional Vice-Presidents Joan Henderson Lillian Lott Secretary Janet Campbell Treasurer Jackie Shipp Music Chairman Jeanette Campbell Sunday School Representative Clara Sellers Training Union Representative Christine Powell Y. W. A. Representative Laynette Long Methodist Representative Betty Hart Librarian Hilda Barber Extension Chairman Marian Graham Publicity Chairman Pat Collins Talent Chairman Joann Weaver Jeanette and Miss Denman PRESIDENT AND SPONSOR THt music CLUB Seated, left to right: Cochran, Pigott, Estess, Osborn, Raby, McKay, Stevens, Graham, Bilbo, Denman, Fike. Standing, left to right: Kelly, Avera, Cliburn, Hart, Campbell, Clifton, Stewart, Rossman, Monk, Woods, Lott, Austin, Barber, Sansing, Hollingsworth. m flIHLfTIC BOflRO The Athletic Board is quite a busy team of workers on our campus. This selected group of young ladies, along with Mrs. Kelley, the head of the Athletic Department, plans the activities of the school. Left to right: Cliburn, Powell, Hart, Long, Bilbo, Osborn, Mrs. Kelly, Pigott, Stewart, Barber, Harper, Shipp. Seated, left to right: Stevens, Estess, Mrs. McClure, Murray, Holcomb. Standing: Walters, Riley, Pierce, Rossman, Caldwell. £ fconomics club The Home Economics Club consists of the following members: Sara Loyd Estess, President; Betty Jean Stevens, Vice-President; Ruth Murray, Secretary; Margaret Dean, Treasurer; Martha Holcomb, Reporter; Allene Walters, Program Chairman; Connie Caldwell, Helen Pierce, Betty Riley, Marge Rossman. Goals for the Home Economics Club: (1) Develop professional spirit and cooperation among the members, (2) Inform the girls of the opportuni- ties offered by home economics as a profession, (3) Keep in touch with cur- rent topics in the home economics world and its general scientific trend, (4) Offer an opportunity for the girls in the department to show the rest of the school and its patrons their activities. m BimuflL siflff The annual staff strives to bring to the students every year a photo- graphic memory of faculty, fellow-students, and the year ' s events. Editor Betty Raby Assistant Editor Rachel Monk Business Manager Louise Busby Assistant Business Manager Annette Cochran Assistant Business Manager Bettie Jean Stevens Photograph Editor Gaynell Rouse Assistant Photo Editor Gaynell Sumrall Typist Chris Powell Faculty Advisor Dr. Cecil W. Jones The annual staff at work!! isor Left to right: Bush, Pigott, Dr. Smith, Caldwell, Harrison, Douglas, Cli- burn. Barber, Austin, Shipp. Seated; Helen Sansing, Editor. SCISSORS STflff Editor Helen Sansing Assistant Editor Hilda Barber Managing News Editor Pat Bush Reporters Connie Caldwell, Charlesie Austin Jackie Cliburn, Margie Harrison Jackie Shipp Typists Dot Douglas, Patsy Garrett Faculty Advisor Dr. B. Frank Smith The Scissors is published monthly by a selected staff from the student body — its functions are twofold: Afford- ing practical experience in the field of newspaper work to those on the staff and supplying the news of current events and items of interest to all. Business Manager Carrie Ola Smith Assistant Business Manager Betty Hart, Lillian Lott Circulation Manager Betty Merle Parish, Vivian Geiger Parish, Geiger, LoH, Smith, Hart, Dr. Smith. o ? f iUi;j BACK ROW: Shelton, Walters, Bush, Rossman, Henderson, Holcomb, Murray, Hughes, Monk, Taylor, Shields, Collins, Shipp. SECOND ROW: Barber, Turner, Rouse, Mrs. Howell, Long, Stewart, Pigott, Woods, Douglas, C liburn. FIRST ROW: Stewart, Sansing, Powell, Stanford, Parish, Hart, Geiger, Hollingsworth, Freeman, Crow, Caldwell. youoG uiointn ' s euuflfiy The purpose of the Y. W. A. on our campus is to draw young girls closer together and closer to God. The aim is Christian Women of Tomorrow. 41 vflfisiiy fOSfdlBLf nil u mamm v vv BACK ROW: Stewart, Irwin, Monk, Oden, Bilbo. FRONT ROW: Graham, Kelly, Weaver Shipp, Collins, Evans, Fike, Hester. Stevens, Campbell, Breckenridge. Weaver, Collins, Monk, Fike, Oden, Bilbo, Stevens, Breckenridge. OCTETTf W i«!f w i CHOfiflL fflSffUBLf BACK ROW: Rossman, Powell, Clifton, Hollingsworth, Stewart, Dabbs, Tur- ner, Osborn, Austin, Riley, Avera, Long, Holcomb, Hollwell. SECOND ROW: Stewart Pigott, Geiger, Sansing, Shields, Lott, Kelly, Liles, Sumrall, Woods, Rouse, Garrett, Parish, Cliburn, Freeman. FIRST ROW: Graham, Weaver, Collins, Stevens, Monk, Irwin, Oden, Evans, Bilbo, Fike, Ship, Campbell, Breckenridge, Miss Guess. ill Ti f) ( f O O I « w y Via beau ' . oV ' ' c Just posin ' or really studying? Could she be pigeon-toed? fflVORITtS fOR 1950-51 Annie Vera Oden miss miuc SfPTfmBffi SOUG BETTY STEVENS September ' flUTomo nam ' BETTY HART October ' IHflimSGIVIIlG SOUG BETTY JO SHIELDS and LAYNETTE LONG November CHfilSTdieS DflfflfOIIlG ' JOYCE OSBORN December M£ ' I P ' i i 1 m yffle ' HILDA CAMPOS and JEANETTE HARPER January SUIffTHfflRT ' JOAN HENDERSON February mm PflMDE ' ANN CRANEY March IPeiL SHOWERS ANNETTE COCHRAN April in m [niDDLf of fflsy jUNE — — — 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 30 K-- r «k!l% Look at Marilyn!!! % .-I ' -v • , lfcx  , ' ip y Betote ttniS ' June- Vf av.- ' ' ' V(V«e«e ■ . ' .. r San« ot   -  .V.uV - Lookin ' for Santa?  A. Faculty holidayl % - ,o ' ce ' A ' -. • .. %1 • a? K ompiimen h xp o CITIZENS RANK HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI MEMBERS F- D. I. C. FEDERAL RESERVE Wishing You a Successful Future and Extending to You an Invitation to Attend All of Our Services FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH IRVING M. PRINCE, Pastor COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY CO. A College Girl ' s Budget Goes Farther When She Shops at Penney ' s Compliments of DONAVAN-LANES MEN ' S STORE Hattiesburg, Mississippi BELK ' S Home of Better Values 109 E. Pine St. Hattiesburg, Mississippi ADLER FURNITURE CO. Hattiesburg, Mississippi Opposite Post Office ROLLINGS JEWELRY CO. 623 Main St. Hattiesburg, Mississippi _Xr exordial l Uelcome to all S tiidenti — FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Main and Buschman Streets HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI CLYDE C. BRYAN, Pastor THE OWL DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Phone No. 7 S. E. Corner Front Main Hattiesburg, Miss. ELIZABETH ARDEN ours alone in Hattiesburg LOVE DRUG COMPANY SACKLER FURNITURE CO. Hattiesburg, Miss. Everything for Your Home GEIGER PRINTING COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Geiger Building Tel. 2588 Compliments of GOLDEN RULE BARGIN HOUSE 610 Main Street Telephone 1 179 Compliments of HOME APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire Dealer Phone 2122 303 W. Pine St. Hattiesburg, Miss. COMPLIMENTS OF THECTYOFHAnESBURG ED. J. CURRIE Mayor G. S. ODEN Commissioner W. P. HARRINGTON Commissioner CLYDE W. EASTERLING Clerk Welcome ZJo MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH RADIO BROADCAST EACH SUNDAY 8:15-8:45 A.M. — WFOR 11:00-12:00 A.M. — WFOR 7:30-8:30 P.M. — WFOR-FM JOHN E. BARNES — Pastor COMPLIMENTS OF SEAR ' S ROEBUCK CO. HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of DrANA SHOP First in Style Quality in Women ' s Apparel 126-28 East Pine St. Compliments of STANDARD DRUG STORE Phone 1 1 Compliments of WFOR — WRFM Your NBC Stations Compliments of KRESS COMPANY fu eii Mffti EVANS-DRUMMOND DRUG STORE mTT £SBl PC. M SS SS PP . FINE BROTHERS - MATISON COMPANY HATTIESBURG ' S QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE Your Headquarters for the Famous Brand Names that have Meant Quality for Years My! what work! Gee! what fun! May this annual be enjoyable to everyone! And we wish for each of you A future full of fun! PINE BURR STAFF 1950-1951 Set in the heart of Dixie, committed to the perpetuation of Christian culture, maintaining standard scholarship in liberal education, encouraging scientific method, promoting fine arts, acknowledging its debt to the world without; and be- lieving that woman, developed in body, educated in mind, and christian in heart, is the jewel of civilization; this college offers its privileges to the young women of America. COMPLIMENTS OF MISSISSIPPI WOMArS COLLEGE I. E. ROUSE, Ph.D., President HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI n ERS -i YEARBOOKS THE fACEMAkERS OF QUAIIT MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS L ' Y ilUiSii 7 1 I mi 1 mm fill issssr