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

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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

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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

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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