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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

Accession ,- R£ ' I. E. Rouse Memorial Library William Carey College Hattiesburg, Mississippi For Reference Not to be taken from this room ■3i ( 1 La Wat ion 1953 Pine (Out-r , ' Ik ' r- :x- «p- ■■ : ;« V. ■ ■.- :-; . ' • mSimQmi ' :.% .. :.....,... ., -. , ._.. ? ' - ' - : ' ' HaiiiBliWfiifl ■• ,: ! • . ' ■ ■ ' ' ? . .,.■- ' J ' ., .;■- .... . : .JSn i- . ■ .v — - -■ 9i . ' m oM CLifnona the E v.tc ' nd wit a flowers 7 rjSS - iMmled witn the ' 1 „■- ' ' ' . . ' . ■. •y iisdl ? !r « „ , - « •• ' %••- '  - : 9- . .• . • . :..-■•v■ ' J;• , ; „ - ii;: . ' admine i ined ' t ' r :.. ■y ■ ' i ' v-i ;;:- ■ IJ - ; :i ;-■ ' ' m xere uou ■ ., . ■■• ' . With het weatHi • - -fcK •% ' ' ' ' •■ ' , ' Hfei« i i:s ai.i,,i; ' ; . ,,, ,;, j(i,lj,j(Jjg ■ 11.; , Hgglgl jlllllllf ■ jr : « ' ' p«r , o i a«V -t IB « Oman 6 ' •■ r ;m ::±. ■ : : ... f. « ' ' ' 2,5% ' • .. nd to 1Fv • : ' .%:i V • J 4tf nam ame. ■y-i atx 1953 n MM MUTER EDITION MISSISSIPPI WOMB ' S COLKGE, HmiESeURG, MISS. As a loving tribute to Mrs. Rouse, we, the annual staff. would like to dedicate this the ' 53 Pine Burr. Her enduring patience, loving smile, and kind words for everyone cause us to show her this small token of our love and appreciation. w 10 WE DEDICHn OUR PRESIDENT mm h. St d. nts Of To iJ! - 953 . orn 973 ' i ' Ve ' °lle Jc in n oi-, the you as ° ld e Pa c ' a. H . bf ii p i, c ..-, ' e e ' ed .? e c bo ' O j thi th, Cl- IJS The .._ ' ' °wa,- -- «d s„ 0 . os ' - Go f ' ' ;vo e w o4 0° var -d ; e , ° -o, ° C° ' ' P.i --.. i -v et ' -e7;i ' pp ' ;i 6.. JUst Sf te ho Shi a j acr„_ . 0 d = not d ge go to s Sis th( P r On ' °or,. h O.. vi cj Si «, ' - = ' s,,. Ofl ' 3-iVf •ee. ho Pfc to. ' c ' ° th Olv y M. • Of y w. ill 0?3. tf Uct O ' JSe 13 BOARD OF TRUSIEES TERM EXPIRES 1953 T. R. McKibbens Laurel R. B. Thomas Wiggins Ben Green Leaf Jimmie Pope Richton Harry Smallwood Laurel TERM EXPIRES 1954 A. K. McMillan Lucedale Ira D. Eavenson Marks T. E. Ross Hattiesburg Bruce Aultman Hattiesburg Barney Whitfield Picayune TERM EXPIRES 1955 S. E. Lawrence Columbia George Causey Hattiesburg John Mixon Hattiesburg W. L. Staff Moss Point Crawford Lipsey Brookhaven JIMMIE POPE President, Bpard of Trustees 14 ♦. % % % %. ■ I. E. Rouse B.S. , Th.M. , Ph.D., D.D. ADMINISTRATION Willie Evelyn Ewell B.S. , M.A. DEAN AND REGISTRAR Mrs. 1. E. Rouse DEAN OF STUDENTS 16 Patricia Collins B. A. SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT Mrs. Paul Turner B, A. SCHOOL BOOKKEEPER Joann Weaver B. A. ASSISTANT REGISTRAR ADMINISTRATION Kathleen Taylor B. A. ,M.A. B.S.U. SECRETARY Mrs. Ruth Duncan M.Ed., M.A. L. S. LIBRARIAN 17 Mrs. E. C. Foster ROSS HALL HOSTESS Mrs. W. E. Stewart JOHNSON HALL HOSTESS ADIUNISTRATION Mrs. Pearl McKinnon COLLEGE DIETICIAN Miss Florence Lambert COLLEGE NURSE .8 J. Ralph Noonkester B.A., Th.M., Th.D. BIBLE AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION [If Willie Dee Hearst B. S. , B. A. , M, S. BIOLOGY III TV l lb Willie Evelyn Ewell B. S. , M. A. BUSINESS EDUCATION ULI 1 Jewel Hannah B. S. , M.S., M.R.E. BUSINESS EDUCATION AND MATHEMATICS 19 Judson Chastain B. A. , Ph.D. EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY FACOITV Kathleen Taylor B,A.,M.A. ENGLISH Charlsie Jeannine Poe B. A. ENGLISH 20 Helen Osborne B. A. , M. A. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION B. Frank Smith B.A., Th.M., Ph.D. HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE FACOin Mrs. Evelyn McClure B. S. , M.S. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Leon Eubanks B.A. , M.A. LANGUAGES 21 Julia Guess B.M., M. A. VOICE, CHORAL, AND MUSIC EDUCATION Mary Jeanne Wooley B.M.E. ,M.A. ORGAN, PIANO, AND THEORY FACyiTV George Robert Cribb B. A. , M. A, PIANO AND THEORY Joann Weaver B. A. VOICE 22 tT, HELEN BAGGETT Columbia, Mississippi COMM ERCE Her quiet ways and faithful work Are sermons to all who shirk. Pearl River Junior College 1,2 Y.W.A. 4 SENIORS ELIZABETH BRECKENRIDGE Hattiesburg, Mississippi VOICE Her smile charms all with whom she comes in contact. Treasurer Y.W.A. I Octette 1,2,3,4 Varsity Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Junior-Freshman Wedding 3 Music Club 1,2,3,4 24 JANET CAMPBELL Pachuta, Mississippi MUSIC EDUCATION In forming a musician Nature thus decreed, To make some good, but other to exceed. Chorus 1 ,2,3,4 Ensemble 1 ,2, 3,4 Music Club 1,2,3,4 Treasurer of Music Club I y.W.A. 1,2, 3,4 Executive Council B.S.U. 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Octette 3,4 Junior-Freshman Wedding 3 v J SENIORS CHARLENE CARPENTHl Hattiesburg, Mississippi ENGLISH For she is just the quiet kind whose namte never varies. Vice-President 3 Day Dazies 3 Y.W.A. 4 25 M CHARLENE CLARK Louisville, Mississippi COMMERCE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Love, goodness, sweetness in her person shine. Co-Editor, Pine Burr 3 Editor, Pine Burr 4 Typist, Scissors I Chorus I Y.W.A. 1,2,4 Pianist, Y.W.A. 2 President 3,4 Junior-Freshman Wedding 3 Reporter 2 Student Government Association Council 2 SENIORS JOYCE DUNCAN Columbia, Mississippi ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Her presence has charms not difficult to detect. Pearl River Junior College 1,2 Student Government Council 3 Chorus 3 Secretary, Athletic Board 3 President, Athletic Association 4 26 MARGARET ANNE EVANS Hattiesburg, Mississippi MUSIC EDUCATION Studious, true, lovable, and kind. A more earnest friend you ' ll never find. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Varsity Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Local Representative, Student Government Council 3 Secretary, Day Dazies 3 Orchesis Club 4 SENIORS JEANETTE HARPER Hattiesburg, Mississippi Nature was so lavish of her store, that she bestowed until she had no more. Chorus 3,4 Y.W.A. 4 B. S. U. Executive Council 3, 4 Athletic Board 2 Junior-Freshman Wedding 3 Secretary-Treasurer 3,4 Business Manager, Pine Burr 3,4 Reporter, Day Dazies 3 Favorite 2 27 IDA BELLE HILDERBRAND Wiggins, Mississippi Not too serious, not too gay. But a rate good fellow when it comes to play. ' Perkinston Junior College i , 2 Junior-Freshman Wedding 3 Secretary, Student Government Association 4 Home Economics Club 4 SENIOR!; EVELYN Mcdonald Hattiesburg, Mississippi PIANO A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. Mississippi Southern College ' 1 , 2 Chorus 3,4 B.S.U. 3,4 Vice-President, Day Dazies 3 President, Day Dazies 4 Reporter 4 Piano Ensemble 4 RACHEL MONK Laurel, Mississippi True, strong, determined, a young woman of purpose, destined to bless humanity. Junioc-Freshman Wedding I, 3 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Varsity Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Y.W.A. 1,2,3,4 Music Club 1 , 2; President 3 B.S.U. Executive Council 3 Athletic Board 1 , 3 Co-Editor, Pine Burr 2 Sophomore Representative, Student Government Council 2 Vice-President, Student Government Association 3 President, Student Body 4 SENIORS r « ' ' re SKsi i MARY ELIZABETH SHARP Meridian, Mississippi ELEMENTARY EDUCATION The secret of being loved is in being lovely; And the secret of being lovely is In being unselfish. Clarke Memorial College I, 2 Junior -Freshman Wedding 3 Vice-President, Dramatics Club 3 2nd Vice-President, B.S.U. 3,4 Vice-President 4 Student Government Association 4 Home Economics Club 4 29 GAYLE SHELTON Hattiesburg, Mississippi Rate compound of quality noble and true, With plenty of sense and good humor too. Class Representative Student Council 3 House President Johnson Hall 4 Editor of Scissors 4 Chorus I Y.W.A. 1,2,4 Junior-Freshman Wedding 1,3 SENIORS JACKIE SHIPP Rome, Mississippi ELEMENTARY EDUCATION With a cheery smile for everyone, and the goodly assurance of work well done. Belhaven College I B.S.U. Executive Council, Officer 2,3,4 Y.W.A. Officer 2,3,4 Class Reporter 2 Music Club 3,4 Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3,4 30 BETTY LOVE STEWART Mobile, Alabama The most preciou s goods are often wrapped in the smallest parcels. Y.W.A. 1,2,3,4 Music Club 1,2,4; Vice-President 3 Junior-Freshman Wedding I, 3 Chorus 2, 3,4 Ensemble 3,4 Student Government Council 3,4 B.S.U. Executive Council 3,4 Athletic Board 3 Reporter 4 SENIORS OUIDA JEAN WILLIAMS Hattiesburg, Mississippi MATHEMATICS True, honest, and a friend to all who know her. Day Dazies 3, 4 i lM 31 SENIOR MEMORIES When the twilight shadows fall And I ' m sitting all alone, Then come memories dear to me Of M. W. C. 32 ' - ii . . . % . m m JEANNE AVERA Perkinston, Mississippi DORIS BARTH Cincinnati, Ohio VIVIAN GEIGER Lucedale, Mississippi MARY ANNE HESTER Jackson, Mississippi MARY LOU BAYGENTS Ellisville, Mississippi } F WANDA LEE CROW Brookhaven, Mississippi K- 34 JUNIORS MARTHA HOLCOMB Purvis, Mississippi MARGARET HOLUNGSWORTH Terry, Mississippi KATHERINE IRWIN Jackson, Mississippi MARGARET ROSSMAN Western Springs, Illinois JANEIL STEWART Hatdesburg, Mississippi JOAN STEWART Gulfport, Mississippi 35 . • iiilllilUiPi ' !r vv;, ' SOPHOMORES ■r CAROLYN ARLEDGE Hattiesburg, Mississippi PATRICIA BARR Hattiesburg, Mississippi BECKY BILBO El Paso, Texas MINNIE LOU BUCHANAN Hattiesburg, Mississippi CONNIE CALDWELL Lucedale, Mississippi ESTHER CRUM Hattiesburg, Mississippi V SOPHOMORIS ELLEN DAVIS Clara, Mississippi PATRICIA HOLLIMAN Hattiesburg, Mississippi HANIETH JEFCOAT Laurel, Mississippi VENANCIA MATTOS New Orleans, Louisiana JACQUELYN MOODY Sumrall, Mississippi ELIZABETH PACE Sumrall, Mississippi 39 SOPHOMORES PATRIQA PINSON Pascagoula, Mississippi MARTHA JO SMITH Laurel, Mississippi BETTY JEAN SNEAD Palatka, Florida GLENNA ANN TAYU3R Little Rock, Mississippi « • ,% z. - FRESHMEN JUDITH ALMOND Moss Point, Mississippi JANE BRIGANCE Gloster, Mississippi KATIE RUTH BRUMFIELE Magnolia, Mississippi MATTIE CLAIRE CAMPBELL Pachuta, Mississippi LONA PEARL COCHRAN Waynesboro, Mississippi GWEN COTHEN Petal, Mississippi myjgj 42 FRESHMO GWEN EVERETT Moss Point, Mississippi OLGA HAGLER Hattiesburg, Mississippi SARA HARDAGE Sandersville, Mississippi PEGGIE HINTON Richton, Mississippi SUE HOLLAND Lucedale, Mississippi SAMMIE JONES Hattiesburg, Mississippi W- 43 FRESHMEN BARBARA LEE Petal, Mississippi BERNiCE Mcintosh Leakesville, Mississippi CAROLYN Mcintosh Leakesville. Mississippi HELEN MEADOWS Richton, Mississippi MARGARET MEASELLS Goshen Springs, Mississippi MILDRED MURRAY Kosciusko, Mississippi 44 FRESHMEN PAT O ' MARA Hattiesburg, Mississippi FLORENCE ONGAIS Olaa, Hawaii, T. H. FREDNA ROBERTS l akesville, Mississippi BILUE SUE RUTLAND Collins, Mississippi RUTH SCARBOROUGH Jackson, Mississippi MAVIS SEBREN Mt. Olive, Mississippi '  -4 45 FRESHMEN GLORIA NELL SMITH Leakesville, Mississippi MARY LOUISE SMITH Booneville, Arkansas ANNIE LEE TURNER Mobile, Alabama QUAYTAVA TURNER Richton, Mississippi NORMA LEE VINCE Sandy Hook, Mississippi MELONEE WALLEY Richton, Mississippi 46 SPECUL STUDENTS CECILIA BARROS BarranquUla, Colombia PATRICIA COLUNS Bude, Mississippi ELISA MORENO Bucaramanga, Colombia CECILIA PADILLA Bogota, Colombia REBECCA RESTREPO Medellin, Colombia VIRGINIA WU Canton, China 47 48 Editor Charlene Clark Co-Editor Glenna Ann Taylor Business Managet Jeanette Harper Assistant Business Manager . . Martha Jo Smith Typist Hanieth Jefcoat Business Assistant Olga Hagler Faculty Sponsor. . . . Dt. Ralph Noonkester PI E BURR STAFF Editor Gayle Shelton Associate Editor Margaret HolUngsworth Business Manager • • Wanda Lee Crow Assistant Business Manager Carolyn Arledge Feature Editor .... Esther Crum Circulation Manager . . Becky Bilbo Associate Circulation Manager Barbara Lee Reporters .... Mary Lou Baygents Evelyn McDonald Jackie Moody Mary Louise Smith Typist Martha Jo Smith Faculty Advisor. . Dr. B. Frank Smith SCISSORnTUFF !9 mi umn staff Tom and Jerry, alias Jeanette Harper and Ann Free- man, are the writers of our daily news column which provides much enjoyment as well as information for the students. 52 HOMEFCONOMICS CLUB LEFT to RIGHT: Doris Earth, Reporter; Mary Elizabeth Sharp; Ida Belle Hilderbrand; Melonee Walley; Joyce Duncan; Mrs. Wayne McClure, Sponsor; Mattie Claire Campbell, Vice-President and Secretary; Annie Lee Turner, Treasurer; Quay Turner, President. m mm an OFFICERS: Evelyn McDonald, President; Pat Bart, Vice-President; Olga Hagler, Secretary; Carolyn Arledge, S. G. A. Representative; Minnie Lou Buchanan, Reporter; Mrs. I. E. Rouse, Sponsor. 53 nUDEKTCOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Student Government Association is an organi- zation of the Student Body. We strive to govern our- selves in accordance with Christian standards of honor and personal responsibility. 54 STUDENT GOVERNMEP COUNCIL Presid ent Rachel Monk Vice-President Vivian Geiger Secretary Ida Belle Hilderbrand Senior Representative Betty Love Stewart Junior Representative Ann Freeman Sophomore Representative Elizabeth Pace Freshman Representative Nell Booker Town Representative Carolyn Arledge House President, Ross Hall First Floor Joan Stewart House President, Ross Hall Second Floor Mary Elizabeth Sharp House President, Johnson Hall First Floor Jeanne Avera House President, Johnson Hall Second Floor Gayle Shelton Faculty Advisor Miss Evelyn Ewell 55 SENIOR CLUH OFFICERS Charlene Clark, President; Jeanetle Harper, Secretary and Treasurer; Mary Elizabeth Sharp, Vice- President; Betty Love Stewart, S. G. A. Representative. JUNIOR CEASS OFFICERS Wanda Lee Crow, Vice-President; Ann Freeman, S. G. A. Representative; Mary Lou Baygents. Reporter; Joan Stewart, Secretary; Doris Barth, President; Mary Ann Hester, Treasurer. 56 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFiCERi; Betty Jean Sneed, President; Elizabeth Pace, S. G. A. Representative; Esther Crura, Secretary; Jackie Moody, Reporter; Ellen Davis, Treasurer; Hanieth Jefcoat, Vice-President. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Mary Louise Smith, Reporter; Nell Booker, S. G. A. Representative; Lona Peatl Cochran, Treasurer; Jane Brigance, Vice-President; Olga Hagler, President; Gwen Everett, Secretary. 57 EHCUTIVE COUNCIL President Katharine Irwin 1st Vice-President Jeanette Harper 2nd Vice-President Mary Elizabeth Sharp 3rd Vice-President Vivian Geiger Secretary Wanda Lee Crow Treasurer Betty Love Stewart Music Chairman Mary Ann Hester Y. W. A. President Pat Pinson Training Union Representative Joyce Duncan Sunday School Representative Janeil Stewart Extension Chairman Janet Campbell Denominational Representative . . .■ . . Betty Jean Sneed Publicity Chairman Jackie Shipp Pastor Advisor Dr. John E. Barnes Student Secretary Miss Kathleen Taylor 58 GREATER COUNCIL The Baptist Student Union on our cannpus is a strong link be- tween the church and the college student. It strives to nnake each student feel the need of Christianity in the college life and the need for service away fronn the home church. 59 OFFICERS President Pat Pinson Vice-President Mary Ann Hester Secretary Ellen Davis Treasurer Joan Stewart Program Chairman Esther Crum Publicity Chairman Ann Freeman Literature Chairman Patricia HoUiman Music Chairman Jackie Shipp Mission Study Chairman Margaret HoUingsworth Social Chairman Betty Love Stewart Community Mission Chairman Flo Ongais Sponsor Miss Jewel Hannah 60 PRAYER MEETING Noonday Prayer Meeting is a time of spiritual refreshment. To pause in the middle of the day to meditate on spiritual things and to gain new strength for the day brings great happiness. 61 r f ' CiCj ooo c A C Q ' ' 1 (Y C% ■ , !■; ■■ ■ ; ■ ■ ■■ f ■ L ■ ■ ■ • • -■ i BACK ROW: LEFT to RIGHT: Saramie Jones, Mary Louise Smith, Margaret Measells, Nell Booker, Lona Pearl Cochran, Gwen Cothen, Jeanette Harper, Carolyn Arledge, Pat Barr, Ellen Davis, Sara Hardage, Jane Brigance, Mattie Claire Campbell, Sue Holland, Bernice Mcintosh, Elizabeth Pace, Carolyn Mcintosh, Melonee Walley, SECOND ROW: LEFT to RIGHT: Mavis Sebren, Connie Cald- well, Mildred Murray, Barbara Lee, Betty Jean Sneed, Jackie Moody, Vivian Geiger, Joan Stewart, Gwen Everett, Billie Sue Rutland, Glenna Ann Taylor, Martha Jo Smith, Olga Haglet, Jeanne Avera, Esther Crura, Ruth Scarborough, Flo Ongais, FIRST ROW: LEFT to RIGHT: Mary Ann Hester, Katie Ruth Brumfield, Evelyn McDonald, Joann Weaver, Pat Pinson, Pat Collins, Rachel Monk, Janeil Stewart, Katherine Itwin, Margaret HoUingsworth, Margaret Ann Evans, Janet Campbell, Jackie Shipp, Elizabeth Breckenridge, Betty Love Stewart, Marge Rossman. CHORAL [NSEMBLE Under the efficient direction of Miss Julia Guess, the Chorus is one of the most active organizations on our campus. It affords to each student opportunities to sing praises unto God. 62 VHRSITYEISEMBLE ri f-f i%t« I BACK ROW: LEFT to RIGHT: Margaret Hollingswonh, Joann Weaver, Janeil Stewart, Katherine Irwin, Rachel Monk, Janet Campbell, Margaret Ann Evans, FIRST ROW: LEFT to RIGHT: Betty Love Stewart, Pat Pinson, Vivian Geiger, Pat Collins, Mary Ann Hester, Jackie Shipp, Elizabeth Breckenridge. flCTETH LEFT to RIGHT: Jackie Shipp, Janet Campbell, Katherine Irwin, Rachel Monk, Janeil Stewart, Joann Weaver, Pat Collins, Elizabeth Breckenridge. 63 MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS: President Margaret HoUingsworth Vice-President Glenna Ann Taylor Secretary and Treasurer Ellen Davis Sponsor Miss Joann Weaver 64 STANDING LEFT to RIGHT: Cecilia Barros, Ruth Scarborough, Gwen Everett, Sara Hardage, Judy Almond. SEATED: Wanda Crow, Rebecca Restrepo, Olga Matamoros, Flo Ongais. MErS R[CI{[I TI0N11L USSOCIHTIO OFFICERS: Joyce Duncan, President; Glenna Ann Taylor, Vice-President; Becky Bilbo, Secretary and Treasurer; Betty Jean Sneed, Reporter; Miss Helen Osborne, Sponsor. 65 PHYSICAL EDUCATION - ' si s{Jib PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICU EDUCATION ■ .js lf ' ;V ' m . Rachel Monk MISS MWC 70 We, the students of Mississippi Woman ' s College, appreciatively extend to Rachel the honor of being Miss M. W. C. for the 1952-53 school year. She so graciously has earned the place by being out- standing in scholastic groups, religious activities, and most of all, by being outstanding in each of our hearts. To you, Rachel, we wish the best of everything. MARY ELIZABETH SHARP Senior Representative JANEIL STEWART Junior Representative Mm PATRICIA HOLLIMAN Sophomore Representative OLGA HAGLER Freshman Representative 72 i 9 f Joyce Duncan MAY QU[[N 73 LEFT to RIGHT: Maty Ann Hestei, Sammie Jones, Mattha Holcomb, Lena Peatl Cochran, Doris Bartb, Gwen Evetett, Glotia Nell Smith, Bride; Katherine Irwin, Groom; Wanda Lee Crow, Janeil Stewart, Olga Hagler, Joan Stewart, Judy Almond, Margaret HoUingsworth, Barbara Lee, Jeanne Aveta. Truly, an important feature of the year is the Junior-Fresh- man Wedding. The wedding is held early in the school year to symbolize the union of the sister classes. It is an old tradi- tion which illustrates the friendly air of love and sisterly affection. 74 GLORIA NELL SMITH Bride 75 SCHOLHRSHIP GAYLE SHELTON © ■ m; MARY ELIZABETH SHARP FACULTY SELECTION EOH FRIEPLI ESS 77 ■KriWtU.0 ffJi ?,Mi: ■ ' f. y V 6 y. V. ■ ' ( V ■O u ti t ' . OV,«f ( y. V ■ ' . o V : .. - ' ■vte. ,,,,, ,: CHARLENE ALLMAN CLARK FUCULTY SELECTION FOR LEHDERSHIP . % ' ♦, v The administration of Mississippi Woman ' s College would like to dedicate this page to the exceptionally fine student body of 1952- 53. Of all the students we have known your fine spirit is unexcelled. MISSISSIPPI WOMArS COLLEGE I. E. Rouse, Ph. D. , President Hattiesburg, Mississippi mmi[ BAPTIST CHURCH Tuscan Avenue and Cherry Street - - -is happy to be - - • The Woman ' s College Church and invites you to make this your church home while attending the greatest school we know. A warm hearted church that is truly friendly. R. Elmer Nielsen, Pastor Very Best Wishes from HATTIESBURG CREAMERY Phone 2786 117 Walnut Street Compliments of ROLLINGS JEWELRY STORE WHITE SYSTEM of Hattiesburg, Inc. Personal Loans Monthly Payment KIRKWOOD FURNITURE STORE YELLOW CAB COMPANY Phone 1300 24-hour service courteous drivers Welcome to M STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Radio broadcast each Sunday 8:15-8:45a.m. --WFOR ll:00-12:00n. --WFOR 7:30-8:30p.m. --WFOR--FM Dr. John E. Barnes, Jr. Pastor SOUTHLAND FLORIST Flowers for all occasions member of F. F. D. 200 St. Paul Street Phone 741 675 Congratulations , LOVE DRUG STORE Compliments of McKINNIS MEN ' S WEAR Main Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of TALBERT LEIGH MOTOR COMPANY, Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of S, H. KRESS COMPANY, Hattiesburg, Mississippi Very best wishes from HARDY STREET SERVICE STATION B. H. McVay, Manager PARKWAY MOTORS Lincoln -Mercury Hattiesburg, Mississippi The Owl Drug Store The Rexall Store Phone 7 S. E. Corner Front Main Hattiesburg, Mississippi DUTY Robert E. Lee once stated: Duty is the sublimest word in our language. Do your duty in all things. You cannot do more, you should never wish to do less. President Dwight D. Eisenhower needs the help of all freedom- loving citizens in his efforts to re-establish and preserve our in- dividual competitive enterprise system and our republican form of government as set forth in the Declaration of Independence, our Constitution and the Bill of Rights. General Dwight D. Eisenhower in his acceptance speech as a nominee of the Republican Party beseeched the prayers of all our people and the blessings and guidance of Almighty God. Here then is one DUTY which should be ours --that is, we should, in our daily prayers, ask our Heavenly Father through His Virgin-born Son, Our Lord Jesus, to give to President Eisenhower and all those who re- present us in governmental affairs Divine Guidance, blessing them with wisdom, strength and courage to perform their duties as ser- vants of We, the people of the United States. MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY L. E. Faulkner, President Hattiesburg, Mississippi STANDARD DRUG STORE Your complete drug store ' Phone 11 TAYLOR RADIO TELEVISION COMPANY Phone 2603 1011 Hardy Street Compliments of COLLEGE HEIGHTS TEXACO SERVICE By-pass and Hardy Hattiesburg, Mississippi Phone 401 FINE BROS. MATISON, Hattiesburg ' s quality department store Dear Friend: Please accept this as a warm personal invitation to consider Temple Baptist Church as your Church home. . Located in your community; . Proclaiming the Gospel of Christ in song and story; . Outstanding Christ-Centered youth progrann. We invite you to worship with us. Irving M. Prince Pastor TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 16th at Hardy Compliments of CITIZENS B K OF HATTIESBURG Hattiesburg, Mississippi Members F.D. I.C. Federal Reserve USt TURAl CH The All Purpose Fuel CLEAN CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL BELKS, Compliments of Your friendly department store MERIDIAN FERTILIZER Hattiesburg Mississippi FACTORY BLUE RIBBON BAKERY Best Wishes, BETHEA DRUG STORE Compliments of FOWLER GIFT SHOP Magnolia State Building Compliments of CLINTON LUMBER COMPANY, Hattiesburg Mississippi Petal, Mississippi Best wishes from BARNE ' S SEED FEED COMPANY SACKLER FURNITURE COMPANY, Hattiesburg, Mississippi Everything for your home Compliments , RADIO SERVICE COMPANY Phone 64 1715 Hardy Street THE DIAMOND SHOP JOE MORRIS MOTORS and JIM BOMBOY ' S SERVICE Very best wishes, COLLEGIAN CAFE 3000 Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi GRAY ' S RESTAURANT Where friends meet for good things to eat. 115 Walnut Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi EVANS -DRUMMOND DRUG STORE Welcome to THE NEW FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Pine Street and Second Avenue Hattiesburg, MississiJ pi Clyde C. Bryan Pastor Leon O. Walker Director of Education and Promotion GEIGER PRINTING COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Everything for your home Complirrients of SEARS-ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Best wishes from Hub City Office Supply Hattiesburg, Mississippi PHOENIX LAUNDRY Service since 1898 Dyers and cleaners Hardy Street Phone 36 97 Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of THE FURNITURE lvtA.RKET Hardy Street Best wishes from SAUCIER ' S GULF SERVICE STATION By-pass and Hardy Hattiesburg, Mississippi Phone 401 Very best wishes McARTHUR CHEVROLET COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi TOWN COUNTRY STORE The Gift House 1106 Hardy Street Phone 5505 Hattiesburg, Mississippi. McMULLAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Trucks - Farmall Tractors Compliments of SOUTHERN CLEANERS 2708 Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi For Fine Photographs go to HYLAND-DYKES STUDIO 522 Main Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Congratulations from CITY ICE COMPANY, L. L. Lewis, Owner 1107 Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi d Xpologies to Poetess Stein. A rose may De enalessly a rose; a jot is more tnan just a job. A joD is a living. 5o wnen you loo joD, you want security, gooa pay, assurance or raises ana opportunity to advance. Telepnone girls find all tnese tnings ana more in interesting ana important joDS in a growing industry Why not come in and talk witn us about a position at tne Telepnone Company? THE TELEPHONE COMPANY IS A GOOD PLACE TO WORK DOHSETT ' S SUPER MART Mississippi ' s Finest Food Center Over 6000 items for your selection 1 10 Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi BARRON MOTOR COMPANY Oldest Automobile Dealer in Forrest County Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of SMITTY ' S Market Street Grocery Hattiesburg, Mississippi 129 Market Street Phone 881 Compliments of J.C. PENNEY COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Refresh yourself OIITT OF THE COCA-COIA COMPANY T Best Wishes from THE PINE BURR ANNUAE STAFF Compliments of CUV OF HATTIESBURG MAYOR — Edward Currie COMMISSIONER --W. P. Harrington COMMISSIONER--G. S. Oden HfRCUlES POWDER COMP V INCORPORmO Naval Stores Department Hattiesburg, Mississippi Best Wishes from THE FACULTY AND STAFF of Mississippi Woman ' s College Compliments of DUMAS DELUX MOTEL HATTIESBURG HARDWARE STORES Everything in Hardware Hattiesburg, Mississippi Phone 366-367 BROADSTREET METHODIST CHURCH YEARBOOKS ,J.IJJ!I.«!II!LH