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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

J ' ' ■ s ' Hy HjjL rrr ._ ' r L 1 wr-n. ' ' ' ill lim ! MSW ' II |§ss : SIt £ Hl I H B , II IS?:-? ' - JiiJ.:. THE STUDENTS IIP WILLIAM Um I ' OLLEfiE THE Wd C R II n D E R I.e. DeVall, Jr. Glenn Daughtery THE STIFF THE m mum ; 9 ' W ' I S. ,. v- l 4 ftOtt ' 2 ! NO. NAME POSITION 10 Laverne Steedley HB 11 Gene Mapp HB 12 Earl Hubley QB 14 Glen Watts FB 15 Luther Jernigan E 16 Durwood Martin QB 17 Glen Perkins G 18 Randle Poss HB 19 Rubin Quidley FB 20 Billy Mitchell HB 21 Billy Davis C 22 Jimmy Carol Robertson HB 23 Jerry Garvin E 24 Bobby Harris QB 25 Barry Dillard HB 26 Walt Turner C HOME TOWN Bay Minette, Alabama Hattiesburg, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Picayune, Mississippi Pensacola, Florida Jackson, Mississippi Picayune, Mississippi Itta Bena, Mississippi St. Petersburg, Florida Poplarville, Mississippi Pelahatchie, Mississippi Gloster, Mississippi Bossier City, Louisiana Jackson, Mississippi Meadville, Mississippi Atlanta, Georgia TO THE llDSilDERS I ' fi ' ' Gayle Roberts David Walker NO. NAME POSITION 27 H. E. Johnson E 28 Jerry Gardner E 29 Bobby Banna FB 30 Buddy Floore E 31 Carter Buford E 32 Robert Smith C 33 Billy Crosby QB 34 Donald Soileau G 35 Keith Munyan FB 36 Robert Alexander G 37 Jack Foster T 38 Don Dacus T 39 Louis Godwin T 42 David Greer T 44 Joe McCool G 43 Grady Woodard (Not pictured) C HOME TOWN Columbia, Mississippi Moss Point, Mississippi Birmingham, Alabama Pascagoula, Mississippi Vicksburg, Mississippi Tylertown, Mississippi Seminary, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Jackson, Ohio Kosciusko, Mississippi Natchez, Mississippi Marshall, Texas Pensacola, Florida Birmingham, Alabama Moss Point, Mississippi Leakesville, Mississippi l r ♦ - PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE To the Students of William Carey College 1955-56 Clear conception and bold execution are two requirements of great achievement; when matched with endurance and an imagination on fire with creative impulse, there is no known limit to what might be accomplished. If I sought to inspire your highest accomplishment, I could well say, in your pursuit of an education, get a knowledge of the basic facts of life. Get the facts con- cerning the realm of materialism and of personality- -human and divine. Confucius said, The wise men of antiquity, when they wished to make the whole world peaceful and happy, first put their own States into proper order. Before putting their States into proper order, they regulated their own families. Before regulating their families, they regulated themselves. Before regulating themselves, they tried to be sincere in their thoughts. Before being sincere in their thoughts, they tried to see things exactly as they really were. See the facts as they really are. See facts as they ought to be; then dare to create in your time that world all men wish for, and some at a distance see! If you will so regulate your life the result in your time, to you, will doubtless be crucifixion but in God ' s time greatness will ensue. By God ' s grace to be great, to God, is nowhere to be small to any. 1. E. Rouse FOyWORD The 1956 CRUSADER is an attempt to interpret the purpose of our college. Wil- liam Carey College is a liberal arts college whose aim is to prepare young men and women for intelligent, cultured, competent, Christian living. Carey College seeks: 1. To maintain a thoroughly Christian liberal arts college Z. To emphasize the cultural values of the arts and sciences 3. To provide basic vocational and professional training 4. To maintain a high level of scholarship 5. To develop responsible leaders and citizens 6. To produce mature Christians, educate leaders for the denomination, and promote the practice of Christian principles 7. To develop strong bodies and healthy habits of living 8. To develop talent and recognize achievement 9. To produce poised and refined Christian men and women It is the hope of the Crusader staff that as you delve through the following pages, you will resolve to help Carey College accomplish her high aims. 5 THE OBJECTIIES OF CilREV COLLEGE ARE... .., -, ' - f ...TO MU. T1I 1 THOROIiGHLY rilRiSTIl LIBERU UTS rOLLEGE ...TO EMPHiSIZE THE CIIITIJR41 ULUES OF kKn m SCIENCES ...TO PROVIDE BASIC VOCH[0 , L m fummwi nmm r r -n i ...TO mmm mm level OF SCHOLARSHIP TO DEVELOP RESPONSIBLE LEXERS m CITIZEN iMlilBKSHf i ...TO PRODUCE mnU CHRISTIES, EDUCATE LEADERS FOR THE DE OMI TIOni, m PROMOTE THE PRACTICE OF CHRISTIAN PRIKIPLES 12 ...TO IteVGLOP STRO. i; BODIES m HEALTHY HitBITS OF LIVINi; i '   ' K. ■ ' - ' la ' iir ...TO DEVELOP TALEIT MO RECOPIZE JCHIEVEIHEAIT W ' ' ■ ' ' iH ' I HIMfl JB.mB t 1 l Hjw ' I H L im fl H 1 -;. •v - -• . « « ,v- X 05ari 1 ' ««] K SH 1 1 -•■; ■ ' '  4; ' ...TO PRODUCE POISED 4i D REPIMD CHRISTIE YOIAIG PEOPLE nmn m stiff-off guird! ' It ' s here somewhere. This is the way it ' s done. I ' m fine. How are you? Come on, Jenkins, drink it. Serious Business 16 ' Who? Me? ' MR. S,M. HAPPY WHITE Director of Public Relations MR. J.D. SIMS Financial Secretary — - - - m _ _. . __ _, O A tl 3 ■ J J, PALHH NOONKESTER B.A., Th.M., Th.D. Dean of lastruction NAOMI NOONKESTER B.S.M. Registrar , ,., - ,. MRS. JACK FOSTER Secretary to the President p ' MISS FLORENCE LAMBERT College Nurse I MRS. PEARL McKINNON Book Store Manager MRS. A.M. TATE Hostess, Men ' s Dormitory (g A t% V to of t ? a Business :g iicatuin Social Science sciGice Anatomy- Survey of Science at Christmas General Biology Qualitative Analysis Qualitative Analysis mm strings Piano Voice Organ Woodwinds Piano Class 25 DRilMni(]S DRiMITICS CLUB Um COLLEGE DR. JACK LYALL, DIRECTOR Ruth Barrett Betty Jo Boyett Richard Buckley Lona Pearl Cochran Chalmers Collins Barry Crutchfield Peggy Daniels Louie Dossett Jane Dukes Larry Elliott Gene Ferguson Sue Fortenberry Woodye Freeland Adelaide Fullilove George Gilbert Bobby Gray Ann Hart Wayne Hembree Julia Ann Hicks Jeanette Hogan Fred Hurst Eugene James Essie Johnson Robert Kelly Joe Larrimore Jimmy Lawrence I mUU CHOIR Sylvia Lee Commie Massey Harvie McClure Betty Mitchell Bill Mitchell Arils Nichols Evio Oliveira Camil Ongais Clifton Padgett JANE BRIGANCE, ACCOMPANLST Myrna Pickett Elvis Pigott Mary Jo Pittinger Katie Pope Darleen Renick Clyde Risen Wayne Stockstill Martha Story Doris Sullivan Jean Taylor Marcia Thigpen Jane Thomas Shirley Tucker Bobby Turnage David Walker Glynn Watts Laverne Weatherford V r s OCTET Um COEDS BEN JOHNSON, DIRECTOR Q itRTET 30 JOHN L. BARTLOW DIRECTOR ., jd « ;J ! -iJ, ! BUSIIESS Typing Accounting Office Machines Shorthand nmu nmm General Methods of Teaching Second Semester Student Teacher Roster Specialized Methods of Teaching Student Teachers at East Forrest High School Specialized Methods of Teaching 33 vociTioML HOME muim rt)Bi €«:iV 4 academic aXan ' sTtist, {. GtaSuaticmHonors. : Ma. m ■ ' ? r ■ THOLARSBIP OLGl HiGLER CLARICE ROBINSON A. B. , A.M., Ed.D. Economics and Business Administration JUDSON CIIASTAIN A. B. , M.A., Ph.D. Education JACK L. LYALL B.F.A., M.A., Ed.D. Fine Arts urn OF (]|]liRI(]l]Ll]lll DinSlOM H - - ■ K jl t j H -■- J H w ■ |P«R| J ' J jgl i f$ 1 LIN WOOD E. ORANGE B.A., M.A. , Ph.D. Language and Literature WILLIE D. HEARST B. S. , A.B. , M.S. Natural Science J. RALPH NOONKESTER B.A., Th.M., Th.D. Religion and Philosophy THEODORE BOUSHY B.A., M. A. , B.D., Ph.D. Social Science 37 FACULTY JOHN L. BARTLOW B.M., M. A. Fine Arts CHARLES CALKINS A.B., B.M., M.M. Fine Arts ALMA CHINIGO B. A., M. A. Mathematics MARY BETH CRAFT B. A., M. A. Language and Literature GEORGE R. CRIBB B.A., M. A. Fine Arts L. C. DEVALL B. S. , M. A. Physical Education FAY T. EUBANKS B.A., M.A. Language and Literature DONALD GEORGE A.B., M.A. , Ph.D. Speech JEWEL HANNAH B. S., M.S., M.R. E. Economics and Business Administration GEORGE JENKINS B.A.,B,D., Th.M.Th.D. Religion and Philosophy BEN S, JOHNSON A.B.,M.A. Fine Arts JULIA LOPER B.S.,M.A. English; Business Adminis- tration EVELYN McCLURE B.S.,M.A. Home Economics HELEN THOMPSON McWHORTER B.M. Fine Arts HELEN OSBORNE B.A.,M,A. Physical Education RUTH RANDLE B.A.,B.S. Library Science B. FRANK SMITH B.A.,M.A., Th.M.,Th.D. Social Science GERTRUDE SMITH B.S. Biology Laboratory DAVID YANG B,A.,M.A. Education WILEY J. MOODY B.A.,M.A. Natural Science (Not Pictured) THE COBBLER STiFF EDITOR Nell Booker Nell Booker Editor Mary Bullock Associate Editor Bernice Mcintosh Business Manager Commie Massey . Associate Business Manager David Millican. . ..,. Managing Editor Gene Fant .... Associate Managing Editor Lewis Brooks Exchange Editor James Wallace Sports Editor Mary Gayle Smith. . . Associate Sports Editor Jeanine Smith Circulation Manager Jeanne Miller . Associate Circulation Manager Ann Hart Feature Editor Adelaide Fullilove . Associate Feature Editor Barbara Loustalot . Associate Feature Editor Laverne Smith, Mary Lou Smith, Bobby Kelly, Bobby Turnage, Louise Thomas, Dorcas Hudgins Reporters Louise Allen, Carolyn Mcintosh, June Pettus, Roberta Waltinan, Joyce Clinton, Margaret Clinton Typists Darryl Shelton Photographer Mrs. O. B. Loper .... Faculty Advisor BUSINESS MANAGER Bernice Mcintosh :..?t Gloria Smith Editor Louise Thomas . . Associate Editor Harvie McClure . . Business Manager Chalmers Collins Associate Business Manager David Walker .... Sports Editor Dorcas Hudgins . . .Literary Editor Darryl Shelton .... Photographer Jane Thomas, Jesse Crowell, Don Fowler Art Editors Bernice Mcintosh, Loza Upshaw, Lena Pearl Cochran, Maxine Grissett . Typists Harvie McClure BUSINESS MANAGER Gloria Smith EDITOR THE CRUSADER STIFF ILPHil ZETl CHIPTER OF CHI BETA PHI OFFICERS Robert Smith President Darryl Shelton Vice President Olga Hagler Secretary- Robert Gavin Treasurer Robert Kelly Reporter Miss Willie D. Hearst .... Faculty Advisor m MEMBERS Judson Chastain Robert Kelly Darryl Shelton Alma Chinigo Pat Pinson Martin Billy Harold Smith Dora Ann Dunkley Wiley J. Moody Gertrude Bass Smith Robert Gavin J. Ralph Noonkester Robert Smith Olga Hagler Lee Payne Jean Taylor Willie D. Hearst I.E. Rouse Melonee Walley 42 (5Bi CilUt 5 prepare stuftcnts.actotbing to tfeir special aptttuiies, fottiseful an tesponsiWe citizenship. OFFICERS Bill Mitchell Student Government President Bernice Mcintosh Woman ' s Student Government Association President Randle Poss . . . Student Government Vice President Betty Mitchell Student Government Secretary Jane Brigance .... Student Government Treasurer Bill Crosby. . Student Government Publicity Chairman STUDPT GOVERIMEn mUM • ...■ vv q: ml I , 1 WOMErS STDDMT GOVERHMMT ilSSOdliTIOK OFFICERS Bernice Mcintosh President Julia Ann Hicks Vice President Carolyn Mcintosh Secretary Ann Hart Treasurer Frances Hatten Day Student Representative Louise Allen House President Helen Mcintosh House President Dorothy McKenzie House President Darleen Renick House President Edna Sanford House President Marcia Thigpen House President Betty Ruth Walley House President Earline Ward House President 46 @3ij%eiLU ' ' al;JincttPMe,buta5Me«t its total an highest l 5t. BAPTIST STDDEIT MIOl f V f DON STEWART President Baptist Student Union JOHN DALLALIO President Ministerial Assocation SUE HOLLAND President Young Women ' s Auxiliary OFFICERS Don Stewart President Nell Booker Enlistment Chairman Lona Pearl Cochran . . . Social Chairman Mona Stewart .... Devotional Chairman Loza Upshaw Secretary Gloria Smith Treasurer Elmo McLaurin . Organizations Representative Louise Thomas . . Publications Chairman Jane Brigance Pianist Arnold McLin Chorister Sue Holland. . . . Y. W. A. Representative John Dallalio . . Ministerial Representative Don Fowler Publicity Chairman John Dallalio .... Extension Chairman Joyce Clinton Librarian Miss Jewel Hannah . . . B. S. U. Director MISS JEWEL HANNAH Director Baptist Student Union BAPTIST mmi mm EXECUTIVE COUNCIL mniSTERIU iSSOCIlTIO ' OFFICERS John Dallalio President Sidney Murphy Vice President Arnold McLin Program Chairman Ray Watson Secretary Carroll Peterson Treasurer Arlis Nichols Publicity Chairman Wallace Whatley Song Leader Duaine Morgan Marshall Elvis Pigott Benevolence Chairman Dr. Judson Chastain Co-Sponsor Dr. A.M. Tate Co-Sponsor MEMBERS Charles Arnold Kenneth Ball Marvin Brown John Dallalio Wayne Hembree Paul Irby Arnold McLin David Millican Duaine Morgan Arlis Nichols Carroll Peterson Prentiss Roy C.H. Stone Gene Walley Ray Watson George Welch Wallace Whatley William Womack 50 voPG MMU mmm t} n r Sue Holland President Darleen Renick . . . Vice President Julia Ann Hicks Secretary Nancy Mcintosh .... Treasurer Dora Ann Dunkley . Program Chairman Katie Ruth Brumfield Devotional Chairman Edith Whitley Community Missions Chairman Carolyn Mcintosh Missions Study Chairman Carolyn McGahagin Window P.epreaentative Betty Walley . . Publicity Chairman Alice Ann Gebhart . Social Chairman Lona Pearl Cochran .... Pianist Camil Ongais Chorister Dorcas Hudgins Reporter Miss Jewel Hannah . . . Counselor Louise Allen Louise Bass Norma Baxter Bobbie Black Betty Jo Boyett Mary Nell Bridges Jane Brigance Barbara Carpenter Lona Pearl Cochran Mona Stewart Jane Dukes 9iirley Fortenberry Sue Fortenberry MEMBERS Alice Ann Gebhart Ellen Hall Ann Hart Georgia Herrin Nell Herrin Julia Ann Hicks Betty Jane Lawler Carolyn McBride Carolyn McGahagin Helen Mcintosh Dorothy McKenzie Zella Wayne Mills Betty Peavy Mary Jo Pittinger Elizabeth Pope Doris Powe Bobbye Lois Prussing Darleen Renick Willene Sanford Gloria Nell Smith Laveme Smith Bonita Spence Martha Story Doris Sullivan Loza Upshaw June Wright Morning Watch ' Lj.. m S IIII l r -J t - '  . - 1 W ji W Jail Service Mission Band B. S. U. Convention Lottie Moon Christmas Offering FOOTBUL Carey 33 Carey 27 Carey 19 Carey 27 Carey 33 Carey Carey 14 Carey 21 L. C. DEVALL Head Coach SCOREBOUD Millsaps 6 Austin 7 Delta State 7 Memphis Navy- 14 Troy State Jackson State 21 Livingston State 19 Louisiana College 19 GLENN DAUGHTR-EY Assistant Coach Godwin ROW ONE: Bob Fenn, Howard Moore. Bill Payne, M.L. Faler, Richard Madden. ROW TWO: Farrall Wheat, Leon Luckey, Billy Smith, Hershel Ladner, Donice Knight, Joe Carmichael. BiSKETBilLL BJSKETBiILL SCOREBOiIRD Carey College 96 Millsaps College 64 Carey College 64 Christian B. College 56 Carey College 84 Louisiana College 96 Carey College 97 Millsaps College 59 Carey College 101 Livingston College 84 Carey College 62 Troy State 58 Carey College 94 Louis iana College 68 Carey College 98 Florence State 84 Carey College 69 Christian B. College 81 Carey College 63 Memphis Navy 71 Carey College 91 Lambuth College 88 Carey College Millsaps College Carey College Athens College Carey College Florence State Carey College Livingston College Carey College Troy State Carey College Athens College COACH JOHN O ' KEEFE SEASON ' S SUMMARY i M. L. Faler Donice Knight T,- . J i, jj Billy H. Smith Richard Madden ' Bill Payne Farrall Wheat Leon Luckey Bob Fenn Lloyd Moore Hershel Ladner Howard Moore Gene Ferguson Joe Carmichael PP ' ilft w li f : ;?f«i - -tpiFi I S 1 ►• ' m ' k m s 3 1 K W ■ - •4 fl H K ' K J Br, I E- . ' ' ' - T 1 y « BIk  ' S H IhB I B StesBjB )j5a ,;- ' . . ' ♦ ■ ' i HI HI K ■a? ' %viiM j 5«« :i ' - ' jsi TRACK 1 ' .fib.  _ ' ' 68 WOMBrUEORElTIO woMErs mum mmmm officers TENNIS IS A FAVORITE SPORT AT CAREY. Other recreational activities for women at William Carey College include archery, golf, skating, swimming, and team sports. WE CAi ' T LET OUR CLASSES mmm with ouii muiun fm Don ' t fall- Asleep! 1 1 ' ' r , tVie Cli «ic Dignity is the key note. is e ir ref Nice lake, huh? Pep Rally Reminiscing What a pill! Betty Jo Boyett Mary Bullock Jesse Crowell Bonnie Daves Don Fowler Bobbie Freeman MARY LOUISE SMITH, Head Cheerleader (JHEERLMDGRS awat 5 Bt.aT t lft sen College. MISS Um COLIEGE OLGl HULER ♦ - s mm M4ID...GL0ftlil SMITH mm M ID...I[llS G TEWOOD SOPHOMORE IH ID. mun THIRPEK FHESHMy MUD... UmU IJVST4L0T HOMECOMIM (IIIEM...LOM PEARL fflflHll BEilllTY... DiliElS BEiUTY... IRIS GiTEnOOD I . MilXI ' E ORIS 1 m m.. . LORIl SMITH fk mm ... mmn THiGPEi ri-i - ' f ' } % MOST HMDSONE... tA : • ■ 1 mi ' mm w .M i i HHttiiiiiiltt i - - ' ' ' ' ' Hl C ' IM ' — i . HksX: ' ' H XT ;«::::;: IICIKC p . . . . . Ti((((( « c f ( e « i : : z : ' . i r r-. MOST VERSATILE... likBil HARRIS I K ■ H l V B k Jl vl I H B L S 7 1 B f __1 p H • ( BBM Bi y b l l [ L r mifl ,r J ' 4§li 1 HH H K. h ' ' . 1 ' ti S-, 1 i :m . X ' 1 ■ ' ' J 4B HELEN McIKTOSH MOST ATHLETIC. • • BILL MITCHELL m n am FIVORITES Lona Pearl Cochran Helen Mcintosh Randle Poss JUNIOR fim FilVORITES Mary Bullock Jimmy Robertson Ammwm SOPHOMORE fim FlVOftlTGS Louise Thomas Evio De Oliveira nuwrn am FMOftlTES June Pettus Gene Ferguson SEIIOR CL.4SS OFFICERS Billy Crosby .... President Olga Hagler . . Vice President Lona Pearl Cochran . . Secretary Gloria Nell Smith. . . Treasurer Mary Lou Smith . . . Reporter Dr. Jack Lyall . . . Sponsor SEMORS WOULD YOU BELIEVE THAT--THESE ARE MEMBERS OF OUR STAFF? WOULD YOU BELIEVE THAT--WE HAVE SNOW AS WELL AS RALN ' AND SUNSHINE? ROBERT ALEXANDER West, Mississippi Major: Physical Education NELL BOOKER Norfield, Mississippi Major: Sociology J. R. BOUTWELL Picayune, Mississippi Major: History JANE BIUGANCE Gloster, Mississippi Major: Music Education JEWa BROWN Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: English MARVIN BROWN Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: English KATIE RUTH BRUrNiHELD Magnolia, Mississippi Major: Elementar) ' Education GEORGE BUFORD icksburg. Mississippi Major: Ph -sical Education BETTY RUTH BURGE Carriere, Mississippi Major: Element3r ' Education unm GLADYCE BUSH Taylorsville, Mississippi Major: Business Education BILL CAIN Mobile, Alabama Major: History LUCILE CAMPBELL Newton, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education JOE CARMICHAEL Crandall, Mississippi Major: Physical Education JOYCE CLINTON Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Business Education LONA PEARL COCHRAN Waynesboro, Mississippi Major: Business Education CHALMERS COLLINS Bude, Mississippi Major: Music Education BILLY CROSBY Seminary, Mississippi Major: Physical Education PEGGY DANIELS Brooklyn, Mississippi Major: Music Education WCJHLD YOU I3i;i.l ;VI: 11 lA T— Til ' ;, lo NIOJ ' ' l I.K i; AI CAI ' f; ' ' BILLY DAVIS Miami Springs, Florida Major: Science JUNE DeVALL Hattiesburg, Mississi ppi Major: Business Education BARRY DILLARD Meadville, Mississippi Major: Physical Education ROBERT DOSSETT Canton, Mississippi Major: Physical Education DOR. ANN DUNKLEY Beaumont, Mississippi Major: Science JACK FOSTER Natchez, Mississippi Major: Physical Education ROBERT GAVIN Laurel, Mississippi Major: Science LOUIS GODWIN Pensacola, Florida Major: Physical Education OLGA HAGLER Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Science (Not Pictured) ETHEL HORN Prentiss, Mississippi Major: Elementarv Education mnu THOMAS HALL FayettevUle, North Carolina Major: Speech VIOLET HALL FayettevUle, Nonh Carolina Major: Elementary Education BOBBY HARRIS Jackson, Mississippi Major: Physical Education SUE HOLLAND Lucedale, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education JOE HOLLIMAN Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Business Administration CLARA MAE HOWARD Pulaski, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education EARL HUBLEY New Orleans, Louisiana Major: Physical Education BILLIE INGRAM West Monroe, Louisiana Major: Physical Education PAUL IRBY State Line, Mississippi Major: Science  ' W WOULD YOU BELIEVE THA-r---Wt HAD A HOMECOML ' .O y :l ' AUI ' LUTHER JERNIGAN Pensacola, Florida Major: Physical Education H.E. JOHNSON Columbia, Mississippi Major: Business Adnninistration RICHARD MADDEN Water Valley, Mississippi Major: Physical Education FORREST GENE MAPP Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Physical Education DURWOOD MARTIN Jackson, Mississippi Major: Physical Education DONNIS McCANN Lumbenon, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education BOBBIE MCDONALD Seminary, Mississippi Major: History CAROLYN McGAHAGIN Tibbie, Alabama Major: Religious Education BERNICE McINTOSH Leaksville, Mississippi Major: Business Education SEilORS CAROLYN MCINTOSH Leakesville, Mississippi Major: Business Education HELEN MCINTOSH Starkville, Mississippi Major: Physical Education BETTY MITCHELL Poplarville, Mississippi Major: Music Education BILLY MITCHELL Poplarville, Mississippi Major: History DUAINE MORGAN Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Religion HOYTE NELSON Monticello, Mississippi Major: Sociology CLIFTON PADGETT Laurel, Mississippi Major: Social Science GLENN PERKINS Picayune, Mississippi Major: Physical Education AM ALIA SALINAS Santiago de Maria, El Salvador Major: English WOULD YOU [ihlJIiVli THA ' J --Tllf; ' ,(; ARh OUK |-[ ' .KSHME!; z: - tciA BILLY SMITH Collins, Mississippi Major: Science GLORIA NELL SMITH Leakesville, Mississippi Major: English JEFFIE SMITH Columbia, Mississippi Major: Religion MARY LOUISE SMITH Booneville, Arkansas Major: Speech PATSY SMITH Poplarville, Mississippi Major: Business Education ROBERT SMITH Tylertown, Mississippi Major: Chemistn ' DONALD SOaEAU New Orleans, Louisiana Major: Business Education ERNEST STEELMAN Sumrall, Mississippi Major: Religion MONA STEWART Lumberton, Mississippi Major: Business Educarion SENIORS JEAN TAYLOR Laurel, Mississippi Major: Home Economics BOBBY TURNAGE Raymond, Mississippi Major: Business WALTER TURNER Atlanta, Georgia Major: Physical Education GENE WALLEY Plateau, Alabama Major: Religion MELONEE WALLEY Richton, Mississippi Major: Home Economics ALBERTA WARD Hattiesburg, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education WALLACE WHATLEY Pascagoula, Mississippi Major: Religion EDITH WHITLEY Brandon, Mississippi Major: Sociology ROBERT WHITTEN Oak Grove, Louisiana Major: Religion JIIKIflR ntss Mimu G. L. Douglas . . President Harry Howard Vice President Julia Hicks . . . Secretary Jeanette Butts . . Treasurer Bobby Kelly . . Reporter Dr. J. R. Noonkester Sponsor mnu Mary Bullock Jeanette Butts Mary Frances Cockerham Gwen Creel G. L. Douglas Helen Joyce Ferrell Kathryn Floore Wilmon Fordham Woodye Freeland Gerald Gardner Iris Gatewood Jack Giles David Greer Wilma Hannaford Edwin Harper Beverly Jane Hartsfield Julia Ann Hicks Harry Howard Dorcas Hudgins Essie Fay Johnson Jeanette Jones JPIORS Robert Kelly- Robert Kimball Ruth Kirkland Hershel Ladner Jo S. Lott Malcolm Mills Harvie McClure John Wesley McGrew Loui Morgan Elzie C. Moss Sidney T. Murphy Arlis Nichols Bill Payne Elvis Pigott Randle Poss Rubin Quidley Joseph Ratcliff Jimmy Robertson Edna Earl Sanford Darryl Shelton Laverne Steedley Don Stewart Betty Ruth Walley Devon Williams Paul Williams Virginia Wu ' ii ' ijiiy£i ja irlB BEFORE m M AFTER WW iniiiHH 1 1 CL1NS immu George Brooks. .President Don Fowler Vice Marcia Thigpen Sue Fortenberry Ann Hart. Loza Upshaw SGA Representative Dr. Linwood E. Orange. Sponsor ROW ONE: Kenneth Ball Bobby Banna Betty Jo Boyett ROW TWO: George Brooks Lewis Brooks Gerald Buchanan ROW THREE: Evon Clark Jesse Crowell Barry Crutchfield John Dallalio SOPHOMORES Edward Deas Willie Dennis Louie Dossett James Dunkley Larry Elliott M. L. Paler Gene Pant Gary Floore Sue Portenberry Don Fowler Billie Preeman Bobbie Freeman Bobby Gray Kenneth Haag Ann Hart Frances Hatten Jeanette Hogan Fred Hurst James King Donice Knight Jimmy Lawrence Sylvia Lee Charles Lewis Carol Luellen Jeanne Miller David Millican B. C. Miles Maxine Mills Nancy Mcintosh Dorothy McKenzie 2 , a ' J H SOPHOMORES Elmo McLaurin Arnold McLin Paul Moore Evio De Oliveira Camil Ongais Lee Payne Carroll Peterson Myrna Pickett Mary Jo Pittinger Doris Powe Darleen Renick Gayle Roberts Prentiss Roy Sue Seal Luther Stephens M m NOrH()NIIIU]N Bonita Spence Carl Shepherd Rachelle Shelter C.H. Stone Marcia Thigpen Louise Thomas Shirley Tucker Loza Upshaw David Walker James Wallace Erline Ward Gloria Ward Ray Watson Laverne Weatherford Grady Woodard FKESeHilN OFFICERS Louise Allen President Jane Thomas Vice President June Pettus . Secretary Maxine Grissett . Treasurer Laverne Smith, Reporter Coach Les DeVall. Sponsor FRESHMM Eduardo Aguilar Louise Allen G ' wen Aycock Louise Bass Sue Ann Alldredge Charles Arnold Ruth Barrett Norma Baxter FKE SHME Dewanna Benson Bobbie Black Mary Nell Bridges Edna Earle Bridges Billy Bryant Victor Bucan Richard Buckley Frances Cargile Barbara Carpenter Margaret Clinton Katherine Cockerham Martha Cranford Bonnie Daves Jane Dukes Bettye Dunagin FRISHMEI John Ely- Larry Eubanks Don Evans Cm Gene Ferguson Shirley Fortenberry Adelaide Fullilove Alice Ann Gebhart Joan Geiger George Gilbert Dannie Jean Gill Willie Grimsley Maxine Grissett Patsy Grubbs Audrey Hall Ellen Ruth Hall A -.39 -ms FRE IIIHEi Jackie Hamilton Lucy Harrell Wayne Hembree Lynda Henderson Georgia Herrin Nell Herrin Roger Hodges Leonard Howard Florence Hughes Joan Ishee Eugene James Mary Ruth Jefferson Russell Johnson Charlotte Jones Betty King FRGSHMM John Ladner Joseph Larrimore Betty Jane Lawler George Lobo Barbara Loustalot Marianne Lyall James Manning Connmie Massey Carolyn McBride Nancy McGowen Virginia Middleton Zella Wayne Mills Bobbie Nell Moulder Keith Munyan Doris Nishikuni FySHMEK Maria Novoa Betty Peavy June Pettus William Ponder Elizabeth Pope Katie Pope Bobbie Prussing Nancy Puttnan Clyde Risen Norma Rogers Willene Sanford Faye Sellers Helen Smith Jeanine Smith Mary Gayle Smith FRESHMEi Merita Smith Amy Sterling Sidney Steverson Wayne Stockstill Martha Story Doris Sullivan Jane Thomas Roberta Waltman Glynn Watts George Welch Bobby West Carlton Wigley Martha Windham William Womack June Wright Compliments of WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE I.E. ROUSE, Ph.D., President Hattiesburg, Mississippi !t J T l-i«5 W!:Si ' HATTIESBURG! THE CITY OF PROGRESS IN THE HUB OF SOUTH MISSISSIPPI THE Best COMMUNITY IN WHICH TO GET AN EDUCATION THE Best COMMUNITY IN WHICH TO DO BUSINESS. . . . Best THE OeST COMMUNITY IN WHICH TO LIVE. MAKE HATTIESBURG YOUT HOME! Moran M. Pope, Mayor N. V. Carpenter, Commissioner Fewell Thompson, Commissioner HERCULES POWDER UmkM l. CORPORITED NAVAL STORES DEPARTMENT HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS mmn bmk unui MS OF HATTIESBURG Economical - Clean - Convenient HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Select the Temperature You Want Member: Federal Deposit No Boilovers Insurance Corporation WILLMUT GAS AND OIL CO. Federal Reserve System Remember We have raised a standard to which the good and wise can repair; tlie event ij in the hand 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 govern- ment rigorously frugal and simple . . . and not a multiplication of offices and salaries merely to make partljani and for increasing by every device the public debt on the principle of its being a public blessing. --TTiomai Jefferson. The American republic will endure as long as the ideas of the men who founded it continue dominant. --James Russell Lowell. Wliere 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 people support the Governement, the Government should not support 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 society 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. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. --Bible. 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. Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it. --Bible. Mississippi Central Railroad Company L. E. Faulkner, President Hattiesbuig, Mississippi Welcome To--- Main Street Baptist Church Program geared to meet the needs of youth Two church-owned buses transport students to church Lighted concrete parking and recreational area Completely air-conditioned building Three radio broadcasts every Sunday Graded choirs - music opportunities for all Three young people ' s departments - Sunday School and Training Union JOHN E, BARNES, JR. , PASTOR GEORGE W. SISTRUNK, MUSIC A. D. BATES, EDUCATION COMPLIMeniTS OF FRIEKD THE FIVE Sontbern Baptist Convention SEMim RIES invite you to higher training for SUPERIOR CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Louisville, Ky. , Duke K. McCall, Pres. SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Ft. Worth, Tex. , J. Howard Williams, Pres. NEW ORLEANS BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY New Orleans, La. , Roland Q. Leavell, Pres. GOLDEN GATE BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Berkeley, Calif. , Harold K. Graves, Pres. SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Wake Forest, N. C. , Sydnor L. Stealey, Pres. A call to preach is a call to prepare WELCOME TO First Baptist Church Corner Pine Street and Second Avenue Hattiesburg, Mississippi CLYDE C. BRYAN PASTOR Transportation provided to All Services MISSISSIPPI ' S Laboratory Controlled Dairy Products Plant HATTIESBURG CREAMERY 117 - 119 Walnut Phone 3-2646 Compliments of Farrior Motor Company BARRON MOTOR COMPANY Oldest Automobile Dealer In Forrest County Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of Pioneer He ittiesburg, Mississi 3pi IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 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 Nielson, Pastor J. Lynn Bartlow, Music SMITTY ' S MARKET STREET BAKERY Phone 4-8372 129 Market St. Party Cakes - Decorated Cakes Breads, Rolls, and Pastries Compliments of Sears Roebuck and Company Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of Meridian Fertilizer Factory Dear Friend: Please accept this as a warm personal invitation to consider Temple Baptist Church as your Church home. Proclaiming the Gospel of Christ in song and story; Outstanding Christ-Centered Youth program. IRVING M. PRINCE Pastor L. V. Martin Minister of Music TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 16th at Hardy PARKWAY MOTORS Lincoln -Mercury Hattiesburg, Mississippi STANDARD DRUG STORE LTD. Your complete Drug Store Walgreen Agent 619 Main St. Dial 3-4381 Compliments of CLINTON LUMBER COMPANY Petal, Mississippi Best Wishes from HUB CITY OFFICE SUPPLY Hattiesburg, Mississippi WALNUT ST. PHARMACY J. E. Schwartz, Propr. Phone JU 4-5484 101 Walnut St. Hattiesburg, Mississippi Congratulations from CITY ICE COMPANY 1107 Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Best Wishes from McARTHUR CHEVROLET COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of DUMAS MOTEL Highway 11 South Phone JU 3-3531 Hattiesburg, Mississippi PHOENIX LAUNDRY Service Since 1891 Dyers and Cleaners Hardy Street Dial 4-6205 Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of THE DIAMOND SHOP Complinnents of SOUTHERN CLEANERS 2708 Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi We Rent Tuxedos BLUE RIBBON BAKERY Stop by for delicious pastry. Best Wishes from SAUCIER ' S STANDARD SERVICE STATION across from Mississippi Southern College 2700 Hardy Street Phone 3-1147 Hattiesburg, Mississippi THE OWL DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Dial 3-3591 S, E. Corner Front Main Hattiesburg, Mississippi McMULLAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Trucks -Farmall Tractors Chrysler Highway 1 1 South Plymouth Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of S. H. KRESS COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Geiger Prinling Office Supply Conipany Office Supplies and Equipment Geiger Building 208-210 West Pine Street Telephone JU 3-2601 Compliments of KLING FLORISTS Hardy Street Best Wishes fronn McINNIS MEN ' S WEAR Where Friends Meet For Good Things to Eat Gray ' s Ice Cream and Restaurant 115 Walnut Street Phone 3-3412 Personal Loans Monthly Paynnents WHITE SYSTEM of Hattiesburg, Mississippi The Gift Store SARPHIE JEWELRY CO. Hattiesburg, Mississippi HmiESBURG unm m im muuim no East Front Hattiesburg Mississippi Invites savings and home ownership Current Dividend 3 1 2% Each account insured up to $10, 000 by- Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. Member Federal Home Loan Bank, Best Wishes from HATTIESBURG ' S ONLY SPECIALTY SHOP WITH YOU ESPECIALLY IN MIND! Ready-to-wear Shoes Millinery Fine Brothers Matison Company Hattiesburg ' s Quality Department Store FIRST nnui unm m i9a iissociitTioK OF HATTIESBURG Savings Insured Up to $10,000 Favorable Real Estate Loans 111 East Front Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Telephone JU 3-0Z91 HOLIDAY m HOTEL Hattiesburg ' s Finest PLEASURE EATING in all HOLIDAY INN RESTAURANTS 100% Air Conditioned Steam Heat Telephone in every room Wall to Wall Carpet Television 24 Hour Service Kennels for Pets Highway 11 49 900 Broadway Drive Hattiesburg, Mississippi __. i ' ' ' ' W-vyf ' . . c -,-■ ' •■ ■ .... t; ' 1100 Hardy Street MISSISSIPPI ' S FINEST FOOD CENTER The Freshest of Fruits and Vegetables The Finest of Meats The Highest Quality and the Lowest Prices OFTEN IMITATED - - SELDOM DUPLICATED Ernest lliggason Hattiesburg, Mississippi Distributors Tom ' s Toasted Peanuts Compliments of HULETT mu i HOME Compliments of Forrest Hotel and Coffee Shop Compliments of SMITH ' S STORE I-eakesville, Mississippi THE CRISIDER STIFF WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS APPRECIATION to OUR ADVERTISERS MYERS COMPANY, INC. CHARLES SCOTT PIPPEN CARSTENS STUDIO Compliments of A FRIEND Complete Printing Service HUB PRINTING COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Dial 3-3001 SOUTHLAND FLORISTS Betty and Paul Wright FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone JUniper 4-7541 Hattiesburg, Mississippi PARRIS JEWELERS Gifts for all occasions 228 West Pine Street Compliments SMOKIE ' S SPORTING GOODS W. P. Smokie Harrington, Owner Phone 3-0922 Broadway Drive Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of BELL ' S TRADING POST Route 3, Edwards Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of ROSCOE MOORE Your Friendly Pontiac-Cadillac Dealer Compliments of LOVE DRUG COMPANY Compliments of JIMMY FAUGHN ' S RESTAURANTS 3000 Hardy Street 2704 Hardy Street Broadway Drive Hattiesburg, Mississippi STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 204 East Front Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Dayton Gillespie COLLEGE HEIGHTS TEXACO SERVICE THE FURNITURE MARKET 305 Hardy Street BARNES SEED FEED COMPANY TOWN COUNTRY STORE HATTIESBURG BEAUTY BARBER SUPPLY FORREST BEAUTY SHOP Tough Guys! Love is a Many Splendored Thing. T:He Great Cotnpar ison 123 Bobbv u y now r! to an a„ , ° ' °u ■ i angel ' speak sTPEm mmuu mm uimn W. Henson, Jones, Mayfield, Mitchell, J. Henson Sumrall, Crum, White, Evans Allied, McGee, Richards, M. Hathorn, J. 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