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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

Class Book Accession I. E. Rouse Memorial Library William Carey College Hattiesburg, Mississippi For Reference Not to be taken from this room X - ' ■ fc i: rI? ' ' ' ft Ji H5 Mfc; ■ ik m k Mi OLGA HAGLER Editor ROBERTA CROWELL Business Manager Men Women Total Freshmen 66 51 117 Sophomores 34 15 49 Juniors 39 32 71 Seniors 13 21 34 Special 21 32 53 Total Enrollment 173 151 324 STATES AND COUNTRIES REPRESENTED Mississippi 275 Texas Louisiana 11 Indiana Alabama 7 Alaska Florida 7 Brazil Arkansas 2 China South Carolina 2 India Tennessee 2 El Salvador Cuba 2 Venezuela Hawaii 2 Ecuador Nicaragua 1 Mexico .Jrnciudina 117 Zrre5h men i w9 !OTI .M t ' 1 ' .. «? ' Ht| wa9  %ji« rr ' ;6riiS 1 d L j i r4 i I % 1 1 1 i H ■ i ptr l mi ouetnmeni . 0 .Steak y ' ; 7 ' 1 7 jf ' oomait J(k earn }f :- 1 ) m nd Jrvuau ZJ-rom J i ome. ©- , f V ' - Tt ' h TtW hT J 1 H 1 ij dit T Jl?f f Bt ' fM rr i flHfl B Hj jRh m. nd a theatre L uild. if cJJeclicate tL 1955 to the 1 1 lemoru of l Uilliam i i lam 1761 - 1834 are When God gave William Carey to the modern world he gave a spiritual statesman without a peer. A survey of the biographic facts of Carey suggests the impossibility of exhausting the reasons why William Carey in known as the father of modern missions. In a cobbler shop in Northampton, England, he developed a passion for world mis- sions and led his brethren in a world conquest for Christ by his world-famous sermon in which he said, Expect great things from God; attempt great things for God. As a missionary educator, William Carey founded Serampore College, which was the first Christian College in all of India. Because he was a great linguist, the British governor at Calcutta offered him the professorship of Oriental languages at Fort Wil- liam College. Here Carey spent thirty years gathering a faculty of linguists and pre- paring for his most monumental work, the translation of Scriptures into a multitude of languages. William Carey translated the Scriptures, or parts of the Scriptures, into thirty-four different languages. He produced six grammars and compiled three dic- tionaries and one vocabulary. Carey ' s determination was as steadfast as the purpose of God, yet he was outstand- ingly humble. He chose to be called not Dr. Carey, the professor at Fort William, but the cobbler. He was characterized by a steadfast belief in the value of the individiial and that God intended that all men be free. To that end he sought to give themi the know- ledge of God, that they in their choices might be right. Jn W. emotiam On October 9, 1954, when death claimed G. M. Mc Williams, President of the Citizens Bank of Hattiesburg, Carey College lost a long-time friend. For ten years Mr. McWilliams was President of the Board of Trustees. Al- together he served thirty years on the Board and during these years performed services that have helped to make our present progress possible. G. M. McWilliams Miss Patricia Jane (Pat) O ' - Mara, freshman at William Carey College, died on November 15, 1954. Pat was vice-president of the freshman class here at Carey. Her absence from the campus brings genuine sadness to her fellow students and teachers, who had learned to appreciate the friendliness and earnestness she possessed. Harvey Duke Patricia Jane O ' Mara Reverend Harvey Duke was fatally injured in a traffic acci- dent during the fall of 1954. Rev- erend Duke would have graduated in May, 1955. Carey students and faculty miss the inspirational life he lived here on the campus. 10 DR. 1- • PRESIDENT ..yTclntinidtration and acuttu 11 to The Students of William Carey College 1954-55 r Just beyond any contemporary frontier stretches another with a greater challenge in scope and a great- er demand on faith and courage. Our forefathers, with ax and giin, felled trees in a trackless forest, built a cabin for wife and children, and pushed the forest back beyond the field and garden. There clustered with them into a community of neigh- bors a few like-minded adventurers. They stood to- gether against the forces of nature and builded our great country bounded by the seas. Our forefathers found their security in loyalty to matters of mutual interest. The forest boundaries today are gone. There is no geographic frontier. It has receded into the realm of mind and spirit. This realm of mind and spirit is our frontier. A moral wilderness confronts us. New trail blazers are needed. They are required to have a sense of moral direction, with a conviction of abiding values. Their intellect must be organized like to the cosmic order and able to successfully grapple with the entire scheme of things. Only he whose mind is in the mind of God will prove sufficient. Will You? I dare you! 1. E. Rouse Registrar DR. J, RALPH NOONKESTER MRS. J. RALPH NOONKESTER ciniinidti ution Dean of Women Dean of Men MRS. I.E. ROUSE DR. A. M. TATE 13 Director of Public Relations S. M. HAPPY WHITE dminidti a t ton Financial Secretary B.S.U. Director MRS. PAUL TURNER MISS JEWEL HANNAH 14 College Nuise Bookstore Manager FLORENCE LAMBERT MRS. MAUDE HEDRICK MRS. EULA WEBB dmlnlAtra L ion Hostess, Men ' s Dorm Hostess, Ross HaU Hostess, Johnson Hall MRS. A. M. TATE MRS. E. C. FOSTER MRS. W. E. STEWART 15 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EDUCATION JEWEL HANNAH B.S., M.S., M.R.E. MRS. O.B. LOPER B.S., M.A. JUDSON CHA STAIN B.A., M.A., Ph.D. acutt f EDUCATION EDUCATION LIBRARY SCIENCE DAVID C. YANG B.C. HEMPHILL RUTH RANDLE B.A., M.A. B.S., M.S. 16 B.A.. B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION LESLIE C, DEVALL, JR. B,S., M.A. HELEN OSBORNE B.A., M.A. JACK LYALL B.F.A., M.A., Ed. D. acuiti MARY JEANNE WOOLEY GEORGE ROBERT CRIBB BEN S. JOHNSON B.M.E.. M.A. B.A., M.A. 17 B.A.. M.A. ALMA HICKMAN B.A.. Ph. B., M.A. MRS. H.M. CRAFT, JR, B.A., M.A. MRS. LEON EUBANKS B.A., M.A. CLCUlt SPEECH, DRAMATICS MRS. WANDA LUTTRELL WILEY B.A.. M.A. BIOLOGY WILLIE DEE HEARST B.S., B.A., M.S. MRS. B, FRANK SMITH B.A. MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS HOME ECONOMICS MRS. ALMA SCOTT CHINIGO B.A., M.A, MRS. EVELYN McCLURE B.S., M.S. acuit SOCIAL SCIENCE J. RALPH NOONKESTER B.A., Th. M., Th. D. SELSUS E. TULL B.A., D.D. B. FRANK SMITH B.A., Th. M., Ph. D. 19 Betty Jo Flov ers, T3TPsideni; dc- i Yvonne Secretary, - David Lian Sanford, Treasurer, s. eniord CAROLYN FRANCES ARLEDGE Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Business Education W.S.G.A. Representative 1; Y.W.A. 1,2,3; B. S. U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Day Student Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Business Mangier of Scissors 2; Class President 3; Delphinians 3,4. PATRICIA SHIRLEY BARR Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education B.S.U. 1.2.3.4; B.S.U. Greater Council 1; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3; Day Students Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Class Trea- surer 3; Delphinians 3, 4. J.R. BOUTWELL Laurel, Mississippi Major: Social Science Ministerial Association President 4; Ministerial Association 3,4; Tuccinomians 3, 4. S n DOROTHY JEAN MYRICK COLLINS Baxterville, Mississippi Major: Business Education Pearl River Junior College 1, 2; Tulane University 2; B.S.U. Executive Council 3,4; Y.W.A. 3,4. S Hr WILUAM COLLINS Bude, Mississippi Major: Music Education Co-Lin 1, 2; Mississippi Southern 3; B.S.U. 4; Chorus 4; Track; Tuccinomians. ESTHER CRUM Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education Dramatics Club 1; Cast of Play 1, 2,3,4; Choir 1, 2, 3; B.S.U. Greater Council 1, 2, 3; Class Secretary 2; W.R.A. 2,3; Y.W.A. Program Chairman 2; Feature Editor of Scissors 2; May Day 2, 3, Friend- liest 3; Associate Editor of Scissors 3; W.S.G.A. Council 3; Y.W.A. Window Representative 3; Mission Band 3; Orchesis President 3; Delphinians 3,4; Cobbler Editor 4; Carey Theater Guild 4. S n ROBERTA CROWELL Woodland, Mississippi Major: Business Wood Junior College 1. 2; B.S.U. Secretary 3, 4; Pine Burr Staff 3; W.S.G.A. Council 3, 4; Litaeans 3, 4; Business Manager of Pine Burr 4; Pine Needles Editor 4. ELLEN DAVIS Clara, Mississippi Major: English and Music Y.W.A. 1.3; Y.W.A. Secreury 2; B.S.U. Greater Council 1, 2, 3; Scissors Staff 1; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Dra- matics Club 1, 2; Music Club 1, 2, 3; En semble 2; S. G.A. Council 1,2; Orchesis 3,4; B. S.U. Executive Council 4; Delphinians 3,4; W.R.A. Council 3,4. R S STANLEY FILE Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: History Ministerial Association 3, 4. BETTY JO FLOWERS Lauderdale, Mississippi Major: Social Science Class Secretary 4; Clarke Memorial College 1, 2; S.U. 3,4;Y.W.A. 3, 4; Delphlnians 3, 4; OUIDA CAROLYN HEMPHILL Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: English East Mississippi Junici College 1, 2; Mississippi Southern College 3; Cheerleader 4; Delphinian RepOTter 4. S PATTI HOLLIMAN Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Business May Court 2; Y. W. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Delphinians; B.S.U.; Choir 3,4; Class Officer 1, 3. 11 S BILLY WENDELLE HOLLINGSWORTH Clara, Mississippi Major: Economics Clarke Memorial College 1, 2; Mississippi College 3. BILLY JOHNSON EUlsville, Mississippi Major: English Mississippi College 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 4. S n HANIETH JEFCOAT Laurel, Mississippi Major: Business Education Chorus 1; Dramatics 1; Y.W.A. Reporter 2; B.S.U. Greater Council 2; Class Vice President 2; Pine Burr Staff 2, Ross Hall House President 2; Pine Burr Editor 3; B.S.U. Executive Council 3; W.S.G.A. Vice President 3; Y.W.A. 2,3,4; Pine Needles Editor 3; May Day 3; Delphinians 3, 4; Mission Band 3, 4; Most Dependable 3; W.S.G.A. President 4; Cobbler Staff 4; Scholarship 4. DAVID LARRIMORE Hattiesburg. Mississippi Major: Music Education Class President 4; S.G.A. President 4; B.S.U. Executive Council 3. S HASKELMATHIS Ellisville, Mississippi Major: History Herculeans 3,4. ATHENS McNeil Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Social Science Clarke Memorial College 1, 2; Ministerial Associa- tion Program Chairman 3; Herculeans President 3; Ministerial Association 4. FLO ONGAIS Olaa, Hawaii Major: Science Clarke Memorial College 1; Orchesis 2; WRA 2, 3; Music Club 2, 3; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; B. S.U. Greater Council 3; WSGA 3; Chorus 2,3; Y.W.A. 2; B.S.U. Executive Council 4; Thalian Society 4. S n JAMES PARKER Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Social Science Ministerial Association 3, 4; Tuccinomians 3, 4. S PAT PINSON Pascagoula, Mississippi Major: Science Class President 1; S.G.A. Council 1; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 1; Freshman Day Queen Ij Class Favorite 1; Junior-Freshman Wedding 1; Y.W.A, Council 1; B.S.U. Council 2. 3 4: Y. W. A, President 2, 3, 4; Music Club 2; Class Reporter 3; Delphinians 3, 4; Miss Carey College 4 ' Class Play 3; Football Sweetheart 4; State B.S.U. Council 3. YVONNE SANFORD Lumberton, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education Junior-Freshman Wedding 1; Y. W. A. 1, 3, 4; Pearl River Junior College 2; B.S.U. 1, 3, 4; B.S.U. Greater Council 1; Class Officer 4; W. S.G.A. 4; Chorus 1; Delphinians 3. JOYCE REID Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Voice Mississippi Southern 1, 2; W.R. A. President 4: May Queen 4; May Court Maid 3; Football Sweetheart 4. S n MARY ELLA SMITH Poplarville, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education Clarke Memorial College 1, 2; Y.W.A. 3; Y.W.A. Chorister 4; Chorus 3; Music Club 3; Delphinians 3, 4; Cobbler Staff 4. S VIVIAN SMITH RAY STREBECK Quentin, Mississippi Collins, Mississippi Major: Piano Major: English Copiah-Lincoln Junior CoUege 1, 2; B.S.U. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3, 4; Music Club 3; Class Officer 4; May Day Assistant Director 3. SARAH ANN HARDAGE SUMRALL Sandersville, Mississippi VIRGIL SUMRALL Major: Business Education Bogalusa, Louisiana Jones County Junior College 1; Y.W.A. 2, 3; May Major: Social Science Day 2, 3; Orchesis 2,3; W.R.A. 2,3; B.S.U. Greater L Jones County Junior College 1; Southeastern Council 2; Thalians 3,4; Music Club 3; W.S.G.A. M] 1 Louisiana College 2; Carey Theater Guild 4; Representative 4. k Ministerial Association 3. f n li s A WINNIE SUMRALL Bogalusa, Louisiana Major: Elementary Education Jones County Junior College 1, 2; Mississippi State 3; Mississippi Southern 3; Litaeans 4. BENNIE WARREN Picayune, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education Pearl River Junior College 1, 2; B.S.U. Executive Council 3; Play 3; Class Officer 3; Wittiest 3; Tuc- cinoroian 3,4; B.S.U. Executive Council 4. GLENNA ANN TAYLOR Little Rock, Mississippi Major: Business Administration Bride in Junior-Freshman Wedding 1; B.S.U. Great- er Council 1; Annual Staff 2; Chorus 2, 3,4; W.R.A. Vice President 2; Play 3; Music Club President 3; Y. W.A. Mission Study Chairman 3,4; W.S.G. A. Sec- retary 4; May Court Maid 4. S f n s Vice ' Ir Carolyn MclntosV.. pearl Cocbran. president; .u. . smxtb- ' ■ ' tntltive; Gloria Rep Nell Smitb. Seer etary- i uniorA Robert Alexander Nell Booker Jane Brigance Katie Ruth Brvimfield Betty Burge Bill Cain Irma Calder Mattie Campbell Billy Carmichael J y s Lona Pearl Cochran Billy Davis Robert Dossett Chalmers Collins June DeVall John Gannbrell Mona Daughdrill Barry Dillard Robert Gavin J n II s Elyean Greene Sue Holland Joyce Johnson Olga Hagler Joe HoUiman Richard Madden Troy Henderson Sue HoUowell Talmadge Mauldin J y n s Betty Mitchell Donnis McCann Carolyn Mcintosh Billy Mitchell Carolyn McGahagin Helen Mcintosh Lloyd Moore Bernice Mcintosh Robert McNamee J y n fi s Patsy McNeese Thomas Poe Billy Harold Smith William Page John Reagan Gloria Nell Smith Billy Wayne Phillips Linda Sims Mary Louise Smith J y n II s Don Soileau Bobby Turnage W. J. Ward Lawrence Strahan Norma Lee Vince Wallace Whatley Jean Taylor Melonee Walley Edith Whitley J y n s Russell Wray J y n s 1- ' ° ' Lt ' ve, Mary AUc. Bryan. T« . Bobbie onjn r omored s p S Marvin Brown Ann Campbell Bobby Craft Mary Alice Bryan Francis Canty Billy Crosby Jeanette Butts Burl Cooley Gloria Jean Crow Willmon Fordham Jack Foster Louis Godwin Dave Greer Thomas Hall Violet Hall Wilma Hannaford Edwin Harper Robert Harris •3 • ' W ' s p H S s p H 11 S Julia Ann Hicks Robert Kelly Elzie Moss Dorcas Hudgins Durwood Martin Sidney Murphy Billie Ingram Paul Moore Bobbie McDonald Randle Poss Don Stewart Darryl Shelton Charles Sumrall Jeffie Garner Smith J. W. Thompson S P S s p H in s o-pgident; Betty President, ivio. reAn men Wistar Allen Velma Bates Betty Boyett Joyce Anderson J. B. Blacklidge George Brooks Gwfen Aycock Viola Bond Lewis Brooks f S Lawrence Brun Oma Faye Carter Joan Clark Gerald Buchanan Annie Ruth Caves Randy Clark Ann Carter Evon Clark George DeWeese f { S H f n Marzee Craft Mollie Crawley Jesse Lamar Crowell John Dallalio Louie Dos sett G. L. Douglas Larry Elliott Delma Lee Entrekin Larry Eubanks f S H Joyce Helen Ferrell Sue Fortenberry I. A. Garraway, Jr. Kenneth Flynt Don Fowler Iris Gatewood Doris Folks Woodye Freeland Bobby Gray f E S H f Myra Graves Winnifred Gunn Ann Hart Frances Hatten Jeanette Hogan Harry Howard Fred Hurst Edward Jenkins James King f S n Jimmy Lawrence Roger McCoy Elmo McLaurin Sylvia Lee Nancy Mcintosh Tommy Joe McLeod Jeanne Miller Dorothy McKenzie Arnold McLin f S H n Arlis Nichols Myrtle Parrett Curtis Perkins Evio Oliveira Bill Payne Carroll Peterson Camil Ongais Lee Payne Elvis Pigott f f S H f Mary Jo Pittinger Carroll Powell Darleen Renick William Ponder Jack Powell Gayle Roberts Doris Powe Robert Powell Sue Seal f II { S { Carl Shepherd Bonita Spence Dotty Stephens Dorothy Sumrall Marcia Thigpen Louise Thomas Shirley Tucker Loza Onita Upshaw David Walker f f S n James Wallace Ernest Ray Watson Paul Williams Erline Ward Laverne Weatherford Virginia Wu Gloria Ward Herman Williams Rose Marie Zeigler f f S f f S 56 Norma Garcia-Rios Graciela Salazar Nellie Resales Lilian Vidaurre S P f C II I 57 S T U E n T s ampud , i k . Boys ' Dormitory . • - .«« netii ■ t HANIETH JEFCOAT PRESIDING JracLnlzcLilon5 SEATED, L. TOR.:M. E. Smith, Crum, Brumfield, Myrick, Flowers. STANDING, L. TO R.: Strahan, M. L. Smith, Ward, Gunn, Booker, Vince, Watson, Hart, File, Pittinger, Mcintosh, Hicks, Jefcoat, B. F. Smith. ( obbier laff EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Editor Esther Crum Associate Editor Nell Booker Managing Editor Stanley File Exchange Editor .... Mary Jo Pittinger Business Manager . . , Bernice Mcintosh Assoc. Business Manager . Lawrence Strahan Sports Editor Kenneth Flynt Assoc. Sports Editor . , . Hanieth Jefcoat Circulation Manager .... W. J. Ward Feature Editor Winnie Gunn Assoc, Feature Editor Ann Hart Reporters Katie Ruth Brumfield Mary Lou Smith, Norma Lee Vince, Ray Watson Typists . . . Dot Myrick, Mary Ella Smith Faculty Advisor . . . .Dr. B. Frank Smith L. TO R, : Thomas, Smith, Crowell, Hagler, Noonkester. f lne d urr taPf BUSINESS MANAGER EDITOR Editor Olga Hagler Co-Editor . . . Gloria Nell Smith Feature Editor. . . Louise Thomas Business Manager. . Roberta Crowell Faculty Advisor Dr. Ralph Noonkester 61 L. TO R, : Betty Mitchell, Treasurer; Don Stewart, Vice President; David Larrimore, President; Hanieth Jefcoat, Vice President; Dorcas Hudgins, Secretary. student L oi ernment ( ouncil David Larrimore PRESIDENT The Student Government Covmcil serves as a guide to the students in attaining the Christian ideals which have been set as a goal for each one who enters these halls of learning. The Student Government Council is com- posed of the officers of the Student Government Association. Every student is a member of this association. The success of student gov- ernment on our campus is made possible by the spirit of honor and trustworthiness of each student. 62 The Women ' s Student Government Asso- ciation Council is the governing body of the young women on the Carey College Campus. It strives to set standards of personal con- duct which will be in keeping with the ideals of the school, standards of honor and personal responsibility to the school, faculty, fellow stu- dents, and most of all to Christ. Wc omen A student C ouernmen Hanieth Jefcoat PRESIDENT I i ouncit I. TOR., SEATED: Taylor, Jefcoat, B. Mcintosh. STANDING: Sanford, Brumfield, Crowell, Hicks, Ingram, Holland, C. Mcintosh, Hudgins, Vince. L. TOR., FIRST ROW: Smith, Crowell, Pinson, Daughdrill, Hannah, Ongais. SECOND ROW: Brumfield, Booker, Cochran, Brigance, Cain, Fordham, Myrick, Stewart, Hagler. d apllst student Ulnlon C xecutlve { ouncil Mona Daughdrill PRESIDENT ' i L- .. i js% - s ) ■mm b j0mWmMM The Baptist Student Union has as its aim and ultimate goal the keeping of Christ in every phase of the campus life. It also serves as a link be- tween the student at college and the local college church. The consecrated students on the Executive Council along with Miss Jewel Hannah, B. S. U. Secretary, and Rev. Warren Wall, Pastor Ad- visor, seek to achieve the goal of promoting the spiritual life on the campus and keeping Christ the center of each heart and life at William Carey College. 64 (A5aptl t .. nttd t Lfnlon (greater ( ounclf The Ministerial Association is an organ- ization designed to serve the ministerial stu- dents of Carey College and to promote and foster a Christ-like attitude on the campus. It provides Christian fellowship among the members and presents opportunities to share mutual problems so that each member may be a more effective servant of God and man. Willmon Fordham PRESIDENT fl ' lin isteria I ASocla lion v V i Jc ■■sr ' i- JOHNSON Lyouna l Uomen 6 uxlilar ¥ Young Women ' s Auxiliary is organized for the purpose of uniting Baptist yovmg women to advance missions. This advance is brought about by guiding young women in the study of missions in pro- grams and mission study courses, in giving to missions, in praying intelligently for missions, in serving diligently as witnesses to the power of missions among the spiritually and physically needy, and in letting missions become a prevailing passion with all young women as their Christian development shows missions integrating into all of life. 67 Pat Pin son PRESIDENT L. TO R. : McLeod, Collins, Brown, Hurst, Larriinore. L. TOR.:F. Ongais, Pinson, Flowers, Taylor, C. Ongais, Reid, Ingram, Myrick, Brigance. K areu y otieae C A oir 2), TamcL tied L lub PICTURED ABOVE ARE: Anderson Panett, Wiley, Taylor, Elliot, L. Brooks, Thigpen, Sumrall, Upshaw, Ward, Clark, McKenzie, Ingram, Crum, Caves, Gunn, G. Brooks, Johnson, Powe. J ome C conomicd ( lub L. TOR., STANDING: Walley, C. Mdntosh, Vince, McClure, N. Mcintosh, B. Mcintosh, Coduan, f-onenbeny. Carter, Boyett, HoUlman. SEATED: Campbell, Bryan, Taylor, Clark. Powe. Vol. 3 November 19. 195 CONGRATULATIONS FOOTBALL TEAM AND COACH YOU DID A GRAND JOB I THE PARADE WAS A BIG SUCCESS SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LITAEAN SOCIETY FOR WINNING FIRST PRIZE ON THE FLOATS THE COBBLER THE CHOR AT THE L It is ni very ape CONGRATD] PAT PINS( Durwood 1 Hear that that? Not long The Voll week, No you had t A lot of for the I ways now offering, A busy n ha an t tluia ±v WELL TODAY Jday. REID AND better now. , .how about ver one oti e, of $2000 plsmning tie Moon 3 he is busy Footprints in the sands of time are not made by sitting down, Pete and Repete Repete t- i J ercuie - f E ■P inr ' T , r K k L ' ' H l jfl II bi Rb d ki« KUK . Cfl p m Zm T ' ■ H K ♦ -1M uccinomianA ' -mm );M M M III ;V- ' « • A m 71 i ASSISTANT COACH Glenn Daughtrey HEAD COACH Les DeVall ' laorts T (A ashetbaii 78 SWIMMING TENNIS GOLF 80 vs HP DS n II ft n «■ J II qi WOMEN ' S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION SOFTBALL GOLF ' 1 f 0 i heetleadi etd 82 SINGING AT SEARS ywctlvltleS 83 (l3u lne5S .. aministration • ' f« .- J ome C i . s= ' I 2)- rama tied ' ¥1 a . jy [IP SjC - ' . lL • 1 i|i I, ' ' ' lfB ' ' 9! - ilH 1 eliaiouS 9 After much prayer a goal of $2000 was set for our Lottie Moon Christmas offering. With much sacrifice, hard work, and prayer this goal was reached and surpassed - the total: $2052. For the past three years we have doubled our contributions. -Act ItieA lUl In 1952 our goal was $500; in 1953, it was $1, 000; and in 1954, it was $2, 000. We have surpassed the goal each time. This is one of the most important efforts in our religious work here, and each one has received a great blessing. Social y ctiuitied JOYCE REID PAT PINSON FOOTBALL SWEETHEARTS I eaCured PAT PINSON f jJ L areu L o eae 9 DAVID LARRIMORE flflr, L areu L oiie t oiieae f OLGA HAGLER cJLecicierAnIi HANIETH JEFCOAT cnolurdki T GLENNA ANN TAYLOR GLORIA NELL SMITH JULIA ANN HICKS JOAN CLARK t II lau K ourt JOYCE REID WauQ, ' ueen GLORIA NELL SMITH rvlodt ( narmini BOBBY TURNAGE .J-tlencLlle t DURWOOD MARTIN Ifvlodt f- opuiat (f oif BETTY MITCHELL fvlodt J- opuiar w Vc 9 ' J ' . ' t«IE,_«ii .AS. HELEN McINTOSH Vlllost thietic jlr ' l Wlod ikLtic Eo. junior L iadd MARY ALICE BRYAN add auorile .- cLuertidementA Compliments of wiLLUM um mim I. E. ROUSE, Ph.D., President Hattiesburg, Mississippi THE PIllE BIRR STAFF WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS APPRECIATION TO Onr Advertisers MYERS COMPANY, INC. MR. R. M. HENDRICK MR. BILL WOODRUFF MR. MARION TRIKOSKO CHALMERS COLLINS STANDARD DRUG STORE, LTD. 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Pope COMMISSIONER Fewell Thompson COMMISSIONER N. v. carpenter WELCOME TO MU STREET BitPTIST CUIRCU • Program geared to meet the needs of youth • Two church-owned buses transport students to church 9 Lighted concrete parking and recreational area • Completely air-conditioned building • Three radio broadcasts every Sunday 9 Graded choirs - Music opportunities for all 9 Three young people ' s departments - Sunday School and Training Union John E. Barnes, Jr. , Pastor George W. Sistrunk, Music A. D. Bates, Education IMMAHUEL BAPTIST CHMCH Tuscan Avenue and Cherry Street is happy to be the Carey 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 David Larrimore, Music Best wishes from HUB CITY OFFICE SUPPLY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of FARRIOR MOTOR COMPANY KIRKWOOD FURNITURE STORE The Court House Is Next to Us Complete Household Furnishings Dial 3-2315 Main Street Very be st wishes from McARTHUR CHEVROLET COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi ELEANOR SHOP 617 Main Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Smart Apparel for the Thrifty- Woman and Miss Congratulations from CITY ICE COMPANY, L. L. Lewis, Owner 1107 Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 204 East Front Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi PHOENIX LAUNDRY Service Since 1891 Dyers and Cleaners Hardy Street Dial 4-6205 Hattiesburg, Mississippi Best Wishes from BARNES SEED FEED COMPANY PARKWAY MOTORS Lincoln -Mercury Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of BELL ' S TRADING POST Route 3, Edwards Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of WEST BROTHERS, INC. A Complete Motor Transportation Service Since 1930 THE GIFT STORE Hattiesburg, Mississippi .«£ Many of your friends of earlier classes are now members of the telephone family We join with them in wishing you every success and good fortune for the future SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY unui m Economical - Clean - Convenient Select the Temperature You Want No Boilovers Willmut Gas and Oil Co. SMims MARKET STREET BAKERY Phone 4-8372 129 Market St. Party Cakes - Decorated Cakes Breads, Rolls, and Pastries Best wishes from SAUCIER ' S STANDARD SERVICE STATION across from Mississippi Southern College 2700 Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Phone 3-1147 Compliments of S, H. KRESS COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of SOUTHERN CLEANERS 2708 Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi McMULLAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Trucks Farmall Tractors Highway 1 1 South Hattiesburg Compliments of LOVE DRUG COMPANY Compliments of MERIDIAN FERTILIZER FACTORY BLUE RIBBON BAKERY Stop by for delicious pastry. 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 program. We invite you to worship with us. IRVING M. PRINCE Pastor L. V. Martin Minister of Music TEMPLE BAPTIST CHIJRCII l6th at Hardy THE OWL DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Dial 3-3591 S. E. Corner Front Main Hattiesburg, Mississippi The Five SOITHERS BAPTIST COPEJITIOni SEHIMRIES invite you to higher training for SUPERIOR CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Louisville, Kentucky Duke K. McCall, President SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Ft. Worth, Texas J. Howard Williams, President NEW ORLEANS BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY New Orleans, Louisiana Roland Q. Leavell, President GOLDEN GATE BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Berkeley, California Harold K. Graves, President SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Wake Forest, North Carolina Sydnor L. Stealey, President A call to preach is a call to prepare Compliments of EURE MAYTAG COMPANY Compliments of TOWN COUNTRY STORE Casual Living Our Theme YELLOW CAB COMPANY Dial JU 4-5411 24 Hour Service Courteous Drivers iKememb We have raised a standard to which the good and wise can repair; the event is in the hands of God --George Washington. Were we directed from Washington when to sow and when to reap we should soon want bread, I am for a government rigor- ously frugal and simple. . .and not a multiplication of offices and salaries merely to make partisans and for increasing by every devise the public debt on the principle of its being a public blessing. --Thomas Jefferson. The American Republic will endure as long as the ideas of the men who founded it continue dominant. — James Russell Lowell. Where everything is done through the bureaucracy, nothing to which the bureaucracy is really adverse can be done at all. --John Stuart Mill. The lesson should be constantly enforced that though the fjeople suoport the Government, the Government should not sup- port the people. --Grover Cleveland. God grants liberty only to those who live it and are always ready to defend it. --Daniel Webster. Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. --John Philpot Curran. We must beware of trying to build a society in which nobody counts for anything except a politician or an official, a soci- ety where enterprise gains no reward and thrift no privileges. --Winston Churchill. Would you live at ease? Do what you ought, not what you please. --Benjamin Franklin. Education is teaching a fellow to work or it ' s no good. --Herbert Spencer. Leaders are ordinary persons with extraordinary determination. — Herbert Kaufman. He profits most who serves best. — Rotary Club. One of England ' s greatest statesmen, William Gladstone, in speaking of our Constitution said: It is the greatest political work that was ever struck off at one time, by the brain and purpose of man. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. --Bible. Except the Lord build the house they labour in vain that build it. --Bible. MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY L. E. Faulkner, President Hattiesburg, Mississippi i iiiili i ii ii ii ii irii n i i ii iiii i i ii i] i ii ii i iii M ii i) i ) ii i iiiiiiiiiii i in iiw i ' ii iii i iii i HHi im inw nin i i.„...i.«.i,..«.Hii.i.M....in....... ■.„.„„■,■■■■ — mitiiMiii— - Refreshment to You Through the ¥ •OniED UNDI AUTHOtlTV Of TMI COCA-COLA COMPANY  T HATTIESBURG COCA-COU BOniING COMPANY HERCULES POWDEKCOUNIY INCOHPORilTED Naval Stores Department Hattiesburg, Mississippi Fim nnm smings mmm florists m lOM issoniTios Flowers For All Occasions OFHlTTIESB Rfi Member F. T. D. Savings Insured Up to $10,000 Favorable Real Estate Loans 200 St. Paul Street Telephone JU 4-7541 111 East Front Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi • Telephone JU 3-0291 TU to arup L YEARBOOKS