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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

.-gStSj! ' ,,,1906, - I. E. Rouse Memorial Library William Carey College Hattiesburg, Mississippi For Reference Not to be taken from this room 7 W£ CR USADkR U fLUA U CA kYCOLL£££ UATTl QBU Gr, HA QQ QQ PP DEDICATION We dedicate this issue of THE CRUSADER to our new president, Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester. Much has been accomplished under his leader- ship at Carey College since August when he was voted the unanimous choice as president of this school by the trustees. He is proving that he and Carey College have become one mind, one body, and one spirit by his unceasing efforts to make this school the greatest Baptist school in the South, academically and spiritually. IN M MOR fAM- • • Edith Faye White, sophomore at William Carey College, died on December 7, 1956. In her quiet manner Faye will stand out in the memories of those who knew and loved her as one of the most dedicated Christians on Carey campus. Her life was centered around love. She first loved God and lived her life close to Him. She also loved the church and was a very active member at Immanuel Baptist Church. Her love reached to the Carey campus; she served on the publicity committee of the B.S.U. Greater Council. In that position she was an inspiration daily to those who worked with her. Faye ' s love for her friends was shown in her own quiet way by the help she freely gave them whenever she could. Those who knew and loved her think of her life and receive strength from the memory of her. POR kWOR D , Uu School wAS JUUw i fa Wilkothv Ctortq i v t 954, g G 6 fnogt $ IvQS be£ vhi fe t v 0 {ou t -JoW u uj o6 Cotey CoM£g . Tfits t 957 C£U£AD£R f) eit t jfru Ut G jpidnxictl wtew kow w at Cum Cotikqb. . . . . .ATTEMPT AT TUIN Q POR OD EDUCATIONALLY. . . .ATTEMPT £R,£AT TUIN C POR, GOD SPIRITUALLY. . . . . .ATTk UPT£R £AT TUIN C FOR. £0D SOCIALLY. . . . . .AT7X UPT £R £AT TUIN Q FOR £OD PUYQICALLY. . . ADM ' NfSTR ATOR C AMD TWkTkACW£R £. . . J. RALPH NOONKESTER B.A., Th.M., Th.D. President ADMINfS J. D. SIMS Financial Secretary MRS. RUSSELL LYTER I. A. Registrar 12 JOSEPH M. ERNEST, JR. B.A., M.A., Ph.D Dean of Instruction B. FRANK SMITH .A., M.A., Th M., Th.D. Director of Evening School R ATf O N MRS. GEORGE JENKINS B.M. Dean of Women A. M. TATE i.A., Th.M., Ph.D. Dean of Men MRS. DAN HOLCOMB B.A. Secretary to the President AD lUNfS MRS. PEARL McKINNON Book Store and Post Office Manager MISS FLORENCE LAMBERT College Nurse 14 MRS. A. M. TATE Hostess, Men ' s Dormitory MRS. J. H. ROGERS Hostess, Ross Hall FR ATf N MRS. W. E. STEWART Hostess, Johnson Hall MRS. MAUDE HEDRICK Dietitian PA CV LTV DIVISION OP kCONO UfC£ AND BUQINBCQ AD UfNf£TR ATfON. . . CLARICE M. ROBINSON A.B. , M. A. , Ed.D. Head of Division JULIA O. LOPER B.S., M.A. Commerce. .DfVf£fON OP EDUCATION JUDSON CHASTAIN A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Head of Division JOHN O ' KEEFE B.S. , M.A. Health and Physical Education HELEN OSBORNE B.A., M. A. Physical Education RUTH DUNCAN . S., M. A., M.Ed. Librarian DAVID C. YANG B.A., M.A. Education FA CU LTY DIVISION OF FINEAR TS DONALD WINTERS B.M. , M.M. Head of Division CHARLES CALKINS A.B., B.M. , M.M. Piano and Theory ELIZABETH K. JENKINS B.M. Piano WILLIAM M. YEATS B.M.E., M.M. Voice JOHN LYNN BARTLOW 8. M.E. , M.M.E. Instrumental Music HELEN THOMPSON McWHORTER B.M. Organ and Theory GEORGE ROBERT CRIBB B.A., M.A. Piano and Theory FA CV LTY DIVISION OP LAN£UA££ AMD LfTkR ATU k. J.M. ERNEST, JR. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Head of Division EDITH C. BOUSHY B.S., M.A. English CLARA AXIE DYER B.A., B.E., B.O., M.A. Speech DfVf£fON OP NATU AL QCl NCB W. PARKS McKITTRICK B.S., B.D., M.D. Head of Division (Not Pictured) ALMA SCOTT CHINIGO B.A., M.A. Mathematics EVELYN McCLURE B.S., M.S. Home Economics WILEY J. MOODY B.A., M.A. Chemistry and Physics FAY T. EUBANKS B.A., M.A. French and Spanish 18 FACULTY DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE THEODORE F. BOUSHY B.A., M.A.., Ph.D. Head of Division RUTH M. SANDERS A.B., M.A. History DIVISION OP LI 10N AND PUILOQOPUY. . . B. FRANK SMITH S.A , M.A,, Th.M., Ph.D, Head of Division JEWEL HANNAH 3.S., M.S., M.R.E. Religious Education GEORGE M. JENKINS A., B.D., Th.M., Th. D. Religion AND TW£££ AR TWE STUDENTS uw (dt mibt (yt oJb Utfe t «u al Ph 1 6 ATo„ OFFICERS ROW ONE: Dorcas Hudgins Treasurer Harry Howard President Julia Ann Hicks Secretary ROW TWO: Rubin Quidley .... Vice-President Gloria Ward . . S.G. A. Representative Jeanette Jones Reporter LEWIS EDWIN ALLRED ..... Laurel, Mississippi Social Science JULIAN RAYMOND BOUTWELL . Picayune, Mississippi History G.L. DOUGLAS New Orleans, Louisiana Speech Dramatics Club _ J ,. OP 1957 ££NfOR £ M.L. FALER Physical Education HELEN JOYCE FERRELL . . Religious Education LARRY WILLIAM ELLIOTT . . Nichols, South Carolina Music Education B.S.U.; Concert Choir; Band. Collins, Mississippi .Brookhaven, Mississippi WOODYE MADELYN FREELAND . Lucedale, Mississippi Music Education Concert Choir; Band; President, Delphinian Society; Dramatics Club. JACK O ' NEIL GILES. Social Science DAVID RICHARD GREER. . . Business Administration Nikean Society. Daleville, Mississippi Birmingham, Alabama GEORGIA LOUISE HERRIN . . . Collins, Mississippi Elementary Education Y.W.A.; Repoiter, B.S.IK Executive Council; Litaean Society. JULIA ANN HICKS .... .Leakesville, Mississippi Business Education B.S.U.; Secretary, Y.W.A.; President, W.S.G.A.; Concert Choir; Secretary, Senior Class; Thalian Society. HARRY THOMAS HOWARD . . .Moss Point, Mississippi Sociology President, Senior Class. DORCAS MARILYNN HUDGINS . , .Sal I is, Mississippi English B.S.U.; Y.W.A.; Thalian Society: Secretary, Student Government. ESSIE FAY JOHNSON .... Ellisville, Mississippi Elementary Education W.S.G.A; Y.W.A. FRANCES JEANETTE JONES . . . Laurel, Mississippi Religious Education Delphinian Society. OF 1 9S7 C NIO Q HUGH L. JUDGE ...... .Memphis, Tennessee Social Science JEAN ELLEN JUDGE ...... Memphis, Tennessee English ROBERT OSCAR KELLY .... Itta Bena, Mississippi Chemistry Dramatics Club; Concert Choir; Reporter Secretary, Chi Beta Phi; Reporter, Junior Class; President, Student Government. JAMES E. KING Sumrall, Mississippi Social Science DONICE VIRGIL KNIGHT . . . . Laurel, Mississippi Chemistry ROSCOE HERSHEL LADNER . . Poplarville, Mississippi Physical Education SAMUEL J. LANGHAM Loxley, Alabama Religion RICHARD EARL MARTIN Istachatta, Florida Religion HARVIE McCLURE Jonesville, Louisiana Music Education JOHN WESLEY McGREW . . . Heidelberg, Mississippi History HOWARD MOORE Moselle, Mississippi Mathematics PAUL BRYAN MOORE .... Meridian, Mississippi Sociology OF 19S7 C NIO C LOUI MARGARET MORGAN . . Meridian, Mississippi Sociology Concert Choir. ELZIE C. MOSS Laurel, Mississippi Rel igjon ARLIS VAUGHN NICHOLS. . . . Baldwyn, Mississippi Social Science Ministerial Association. BILL HOYT PAYNE ...... Memphis, Tennessee Physical Education MARY EDYTH PAYNE Brandon, Mississippi Engl ish Cheerleader; Editor, The Cobbler; B.S.U. Dramatics Club. RUBIN N. QUIDLEY ..... St. Petersburg, Florida Business Administration Vice President, Senior Class; Nikean Society. hA JOSEPH WILLIAM RATCLIFF Religion INEZ RICHARDS Laurel, Mississippi Religious Education JIMMY CAROL ROBERTSON Physical Education Herculean Society. EDNA EARL SANFORD . . Elementary Education Delphinian Society. Gloster, Mississippi Seminary, Mississippi BONITA SPENCE Columbia, Mississippi Home Economics President, Home Economics Club; President, Y.W.A.; B.S.U. Executive and Greater Councils; Typist, The Crusader. DON HERBERT STEWART. . . . Hattiesburg, Mississippi English State President, President, Vice-President, Music Chairman, B.S.U.; Concert Choir; Band; Nikean Society. KENNETH IRVIN SUMRALL. Religion Sumrall, Mississippi OP 19S7 SkNfOR S CLAUDE HOWARD STONE, JR. . .Gulfport, Mississippi Social Science LOZA ONITA UPSHAW . . . .Waynesboro, Mississippi Social Science Secretary, Devotional Vice President, B.S.U.; Home Economics Club; Concert Choir; Dramatics Club; Typist, The Crusader. ERLINE WARD Mobile, Alabama English .S.U.; Y.W.A.; W.S.G.A. GLORIA JEAN WARD Wiggins, Mississippi Music Education MORRIS DEVON WILLIAMS . . Lucedale, Mississippi Sociology VIRGINIA WU. ....... Fort Worth, Texas Elementary Education m f V - OFFICERS ROW ONE: Louise Al len, Secretary Sue Fortenberry, Treasurer ROW TWO: Elmo McLaurin, Reporter Barry Crutchfield, President Gene Fant, Vice President JUNfOR S Louise Allen Ruby Barlow Charles Beard jjlSr fi JUNIORS Dorothy Dean Blocker Betty Jo Boyett Louis Lee Brooks Wilford Donald Brown Lucien Gerald Buchanan Barbara Lamoyne Burt James Herbert Bush Davis Evon Clark 32 Yes, Ma ' m 1 Whose fountain — Evio ' s or Philo ' s? Edward Luther Deas Willie D. Dennis Otis L. Doherty Robert Louie Dossett Joe Marland Cobb Martha Sarah Cranford Jack Barry Crutchfield John Edward Dallalio OF 19S7 33 JUNfOR S James Edgar Dunkley, Jr. John Leslie Entrekin, Jr. Gene Clinton Fant Bonnie Sue Farmer Cary Edward Floore Sue Evelyn Fortenberry Don Eugene Fowler, Jr Billie Jean Freeman 34 Dear Martha. Bobbie Jane Freeman Bobby Wayne Gray Kenneth Anthony Haag Frances Estel le Hat-ten ' Three Coins in the Fountain ' Wayne Alliston Hembree Sue Watson Henry Mary Jeanette Hogan Dave Ann Jackson OF 1957 JUNfOR S Herman Ray Knapp Juanita Elaine Knapp Donald E„ Ladner Nancy Willene Mcintosh Dorothy Jane McKenzie Ance Elmo McLaurin James Pete McQueen Vera Jeanne Mil ler ' What ' s it got in it? ' L fflj E ? £ |  j %S F BS£u 1 - ' Ib ■ ' NT ■ mM mW ' 1 ■ i Jp m L Pi  |C Our Farm Boys David Alan Millican Maigaret Jo Ann Odom Evio Correia De Oliveira Camil I ia Ongais Lee Caiol Payne Carroll Wright Peterson Mary Jo Pittinger Marion Doris Powe OF 19 57 JUNfOR S Prentiss Nelson Roy Willene Sanford Carl Albert Shepherd Rachel le Florence Shetter Hoyt Kendell Smith Thomas M. Strong m James T . Taylor w I j Mary Louise Thomas 1 ' it % 38 This should kee p them busy. DCDCD W1LUAM CAST H TJW Robert Keith Townsend Farker Evancler Walker James Nolen Wallace Maurice Hulbert Waltmon Let ' s go for a ride. Stella Ruth Waltmon Ernest Ray Watson William Lloyd Womack June Rose Marie Wright OP 1 9S7 OFFICERS ROW ONE: Ellen Hall, Secretary; Lynda Henderson, Reporter; Barbara Hamilton, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Clyde Risen, President; Jackie Hamilton, Vice-President. SOPWOMOR kS Sue Alldredge Charles A. Arnold Ruth Barren Emma Louise Bass Norma Marie Baxter Dewanna Rose Benson Bobbie Blanche Black Mary Nell Bridges Vioiet Ruth Cain Barbara Jean Carpenter Fred W. Chancellor Margaret Ann Clinton Charles Ray Dampeer Robert Leon Dunn Grayson Doyle Ford Lyndell Rex Fortenberry OF 1957 taA S0PW01U0R £S Shirley Anne Fortenberry Alice Ann Gebhart Eunice Joan Geiger Dannie Jean Gill Willie Louis Grimsley Ellen Ruth Hall Barbara Jean Hamilton Jackie Carroll Hamilton Lynda Sue Henderson Nell Drew Herrin Russell Edward Johnson Joseph Kilpatrick Larrimore Betty Jane Lawler Commie Paul Massey Carolyn Lucille McBride Nancy Sue McGowen Betty Peavy June Arlene Pettus William H. Ponder Margaret Elizabeth Pope OP 1957 QOPUOIVLO C Bobbye Lois Prussing Clyde Franklin Risen Norma Jean Rogers Faye Jeanine Smith Mary Gayle Smith William E. Spencer Wayne A. Stockstill Martha Allen Story Doris Vondell Sullivan Annie Ruth Wedgeworth George Norman Welch Henry Roberts West FR kSWMkN Jeannie Pearl Anderson Daryl Ladner Aultman James Edward Barlow Coy Wayne Bell Ray Edmond Bell Freddie Raymond Blackwell Martha Blakeney Francis William Boatwright Victor Bucan FR kSW UkN Betty Jean Cantwell Winnie Margaret Capone James Clement Casey Pablo Enrique Chavarria Eunice Clayton Louis Austin Cole Martha Janette Crews Howard Daniel Crum James Roy Crum Catherine Elizabeth Daniels Sarah Elizabeth Dickerson Janice Dee Dobson Carol Anne Dutton Elizabeth June Edmonson John Martin Ellzey OP 1957 Nancy Fay Farmer Martha Nell Fewell Paul Freeman Hugo Portillo Gonzalez Kenneth Charles Guy George Thomas Hamby David Wayne Harrison Alton Lewis Harvey Frances Jeanette Herrington Urn - m - m. . .Glub! ,f f e D N ol , Noah Blanchard Hinton Ann Viola Howorth Robert Mitchell Jaye Robert Edward Johnson Charles Raymond Kelly Earnest Crawford Kendrick Annie Lou Kirkley Elizabeth Ellen Laird Phyllis Nell Lane Joseph C. Lee George G. Lobo Thomas Wesley Lott Margie Jo Loustalot Addie Carolyn Martin Jorge Leandro Mata OP 1957 Sara Evelyn Mathis Edwin Carol McDowel Sharron McGill Laura McMillan Ethelyn McRaney James Clark Morrow Martha Elaine Moser George Roland Padgett Burl Patterson Rock-a-bye Ba-a-by! Dog Casey! Don ' t just hold it — Use it! 49 .- -. PtGSfchiGH Marco Perez Sarah Nell Peterson Shelby Jean Pigott Samuel Louis Rea June Louise Rieben Lena Inez Risen Mims Mitchell Roberts George Francis Rosetti Gavin Eugene Shoemake Ida Beryl Sims James Ray Smith Mariorie Smith Billy Jack Speights Ron Alsen Stewart Varion Larue Stogner OP 19S7 Claude Howard Stone, Sr Joseph Stover Mary Patsy Sumrall Harold Taylor Mary Taylor Robert Tempi in John Lewis Tisdale Joyce Wade Frances Faye Welch Jimmie Dale Windham Charles Howard Young Carey produces poised, refined young people? FIRST ROW: Mrs. D. H. Fortenberry, Barbara Cribb, Mrs. C. B. Blount, Edith Hemeter, Jewel McGinnins. SECOND ROW: Leo Lott, Muriel Rushing, Grace S. Chain, Edith Williams, Jimmy Ruth Williams. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Thomas J. Spencer, Jr. , Mrs. Geneva Ponder, Lorraine Rouse, Mrs. Marvin Lee, Mrs. W. H. Merritt, Mrs. Effie S. Lancaster, Joe Hawkins, R. E. Whiddon. FOURTH ROW: L. H. McCollough, Thomas J. Spencer, Jr., W. M. Smith, Douglas Rouse, Marion K. Lee, W. H. Merritt, Kenneth Sumrall, J. D. Triggs, V. L. Stogner. Nf£WT CLASSES LEFT TO RIGHT: John Mobley, J. O. Williams, Mrs. John Mobley, Mrs. W. H. Soape, A. A. Lowe, Mrs. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Crider, Mrs. Houston Bass, Jr. , Mrs. J. O. Williams, Jack Blackwell, Buster Crider, Dorman Davis. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. P. Denham, George L. Pitts, Mrs. Homer Blackledge, Lester Gardner, Mrs. Pauline McCurdy, Latrelle Blackledge. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rev. D. C. Jenkins. Mrs. Harold Ishee, Mrs. D. C. Jenkins, Mrs. J. Homer Walters, Helen Amraons, Mrs. T. Z. Whitehead, Mac Parker. FIRST ROW: Lorraine Rouse, Mrs. Marvin Lee, Mrs. W. H. Merritt, Leo Lott, Muriel Rushing, Jewel McGinnis, SECOND ROW: Douglas Rouse, Marvin Lee, W. H. Merritt, Barbara Cribb, Jimmy Ruth Williams, Mis. J. B. Holloway. THIRD ROW: Earnest Smith, Mrs. Thomas Spencer, Lester Gardner, George Burch. FOURTH ROW: James Pitts, Thomas Spencer, Donald McNair, Lilbourne McCollough, Randolph Langford, J. D. Triggs, Ed Harper. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Payne, Dr. Judson Chastain, Bobby Kelly, Olga Hagler, Frances Hatten. Object . . .Promote interest in science Motto .... ' . ' Scientia Omnia Vincit Colors. . . . Colonial Blue and Crimson Flower Cape Jasmine Insignia Pictured above OFFICERS Lee Payne President Frances Hatten Vice-President Bobby Kelly Secretary Chi Beta Phi was founded at Randolph- Macon College in Ashland, Virginia, in April, 1916, to provide a society for the recognition of outstanding students in the field of science. The Alpha Zeta Chapter was installed at Carey College in 1956. This honorary scientific fraternity helps the undergraduates realize the importance of the role played by science in the development of the civilization of the western hemisphere. ALPRA -Z TA CUAPT OF CWI BkTA PWf FRONT ROW: Bobby Kelly, Mis. George Jenkins, Harry Howard, Dorcas Hudgins. SECOND ROW: Carol Anne Dutton, Louise Allen, Gene Fant, Bill Womack, Julia Ann Hicks, Ron Stewart. OFFICERS Bobby Kelly President Harry Howard . . Men ' s Vice-President Julia Ann Hicks. .Women ' s Vice-President Dorcas Hudgins Secretary Louise Allen Treasurer Ron Stewart .... Publicity Chairman Gloria Ward. .Senior Class Representative Bill Womack. Junior Class Representative Carol Dutton. Freshman Class Representative Gene Fant . .Day Student Representative Loui Morgan. .Day Student Representative Mrs. George Jenkins . . Faculty Advisor The Student Government Council serves as a guide to the students in attaining the Christian ideals which have been set as a goal for each one who enters Carey College. The Student Government Council is com- posed of the officers of the Student Govern- ment Association. Every student is a member of this association. The success of student government on our campus is made possible by the spirit of honor and trustworthiness of each student. STUDENT £OVkR,N U£NT COUNCIL 55 WOMAN ' S CTUD NT £OV£R NM£NT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Julia Ann Hicks Erline Ward . Joan Geiger. Betty Jo Boyett Dannie Jean Gill Bobbie Black Carolyn McBride Betty Peavy . Sue Fortenberry Dot McKenzie Jeanette Jones Gloria Ward. June Wright . .Day Stu Mrs. George Jenkins . President .Vice-President Secretary Treasurer House President House President House President House President House President House President House President House President dent Representative . Dean of Women The Women ' s Student Government Asso- ciation is the governing body of the young women on the Carey College campus. It strives to set standards of personal conduct which will be in keeping with the ideals of the school, standards of honor and personal responsibility to the school, faculty, fellow students, and most of all, to Christ. FIRST ROW: Betty Jo Boyett, Erline Ward, Julia Ann Hicks, Joan Geiger. SECOND ROW: Mrs. George Jenkins, Carolyn McBride, Jeanette Jones, Gloria Ward, Bobbie Black, Betty Peavy, Dorothy McKenzie, Sue Fortenberry. M N ' £ STUDENT OV R NIU NT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Harry Howard President Wayne Stockstill . . . .Vice-President Richard Martin . . . Secretary-Treasurer Lee Payne House President O ' Neil Giles .... House President Rubin Quidley .... House President The Men ' s Student Government Asso- ciation is the governing body of the men on the campus of Carey College. The purpose of this organization is to reach for the high- est ideals of the school and to show the stu- dents the advantages of self-government. FIRST ROW: Wayne Stockstill, Harry Howard, Richard Martin. SECOND ROW: Lee Payne, Rubin Quidley, O ' Xeil Giles. Q T A P F FIRST ROW: Margaret Clinton, June Rieben, Louis Brooks, Louise Thomas, Mr. J. Lynn Bartlnw. SECOND ROW: Barbara Hamilton, Louise Allen, Robert Templin, Freddie Blackwell, Lena Risen, Dorothy McKenzie, Mary Taylor. A great deal of work has been put into the preparation of THE 1957 CRUSADER. The staff has done its best to include all phases of campus life. It is the desire of the staff that this year ' s annual will serve its purpose in creating an indelible impression of this truly wonderful year at William Carey College. 1 9 S 7 LITERARY STAFF Louise Thomas Editor Louise Allen Assistant Editor Lena Risen Art Editor Barbara Hamilton . . . Feature Editor Freddie Blackwell . . . Snapshot Editor Mary Taylor Sports Editor Loza Upshaw Typist Bonita Spence Typist BUSINESS STAFF Louis Brooks .... Business Manager Rubin Quidley Assistant Business Manager Dorothy McKenzie. ... Ad Solicitor Robert Templin Ad Solicitor June Rieben Typist Margaret Clinton Typist Mr. J. Lynn Bartlow . . Faculty Advisor STAFF Mary Payne Editor Barbara Hamilton . . .Associate Editor Dorcas Hudgins .... Assistant Editor James Wallace Sports Editor Carolyn Martin . Associate Sports Editor Mary Gayle Smith . . . Feature Editor Tom Hamby . . Associate Feature Editor Ellen Hall Feature Writer Jeanette Jones, Louise Bass, Charles Arnold, Jeanine Smith, Loui Morgan Reporters Elmo McLaurin . . . Business Manager James Bush . Assistant Business Manager June Pettus .... Managing Editor Louis Brooks Exchange Editor Lynda Henderson . Circulation Manager Bobbye Lois Prussing, Freddie Blackv ell . Associate Circulation Managers Shirley Fortenberry, Ida Beryl Sims, Jeanne Miller, Bobbie Black, Betty Cantwell Typists Mrs. O.B. Loper . . . Faculty Advisor 1 9 5 7 Much praise should go to our newspaper, THE COBBLER, and its staff for the outstanding job they have done this year. The members of the staff have worked very hard to make the paper a success and a source of enjoyment to all its readers. c B B L £ Q T A P fIRST ROW: Mrs. 0. B. Loper, Dorcas Hudgins, Mary Payne, Elmo McLaurin. SECOND ROW: Louise Allen, Lynda Henderson June Pettus, Ellen Hall, Bobbie Black, Mary Gayle Smith, Louise Bass, Dorothy McKenzie. THIRD ROW; John Ellzey, Jeanine Smith, Jeanette Jones, Jimmy Bush, Louis Brooks, Freddie Blackwell, Tom Hamby. Jgaw Jlu } Jean is the member of the Senior Class with the highest scholastic average, which she earned during her four years of college. In recognition of her outstanding academic work, she has been selected the Scholarship Student for this year. Q C W L A £ U P For his outstanding ability as a leader on our campus, the Faculty selected Bobby as the Leadership Student for this year. Bobby is Student Body President and a Charter Member of the Alpha Zeta Chapter of Chi Beta Phi Honorary Scientific Fraternity. Botby W«j A D Q U f P TWR OU£WTW££k OR £AN f ATf} Ca teM OMacfi attests g eafc tfutig$ jo G© £ $pi tituCt6l!y )NS AND ACTIVITIES. . . SEATED: Bonita Spence, Loza Upshaw, Barbara Hamilton, Barbara Carpenter, Essie Fay Johnson, Ellen Hall. STANDING: David Millican, Miss Jewel Hannah, Virginia Wu, Joe Cobb, Clyde Risen, Commie Massey, Georgia Herrin, Jaekie Hamilton, Don Stewart. The Baptist Student Union serves as a connecting link between the college student and the local church. It seeks to develop the spiritual life of the student by keeping Christ at the center of all activities on the campus. The Executive Council, under the direction of Miss Jewel Hannah as Student Director and Rev. Julius Thompson, Pastor Advisor, meets weekly throughout the year and plans the various religious activities. The Greater Council, composed of the B. S.U. Officers and their respective commit- tees, seeks to carry out the suggestions of the Executive Council members by keeping before the students a well-rounded program of religious activities. Emphasis is also placed on the importanc e of local church participation. BA PTf ST CTV DkNTUNfON Z CUTl VE. COUNCIL 64 FIRST ROW: Bonita Spence, Loza Upshaw, Barbara Hamilton, Barbara Carpenter. Ellen Hall, Georgia Herrin, Essie Fay Johnson, David Millican, Miss Jewel Hannah. SECOND ROW: Virginia Wu, Ron Stewart, Don Stewart, Clyde Risen, Commie Massey, Joe Cobb, Lynda Henderson, June Pettus, Carol Anne Duttorr. THIRD ROW: Sue Fortenberry, Doris Sullivan, Shelby Pigott, Elmo McLaurin, Lena Risen, Sarah Dickerson, Jeanine Smith, Barry Crutchfield, Jackie Speights. FOURTH ROW: Betty Jo Boyett, June Rieben, Sharron McGill, Inez Richards, Ida Sims, O ' Neil Giles. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Mcintosh, Erline Ward, Frankie Boatwright, Alice Gebhart. OFFICERS David Millican President Commie Massey .Membership Vice-President Barbara Hamilton . Social Vice-President Loza Upshaw. . Devotional Vice-President Ellen Hall Secretary Barbara Carpenter Treasurer Don Stewart .... Unit Representative Georgia Herrin Reporter Miss Jewel Hannah. . . B.S.U. Director Virginia Wu Pianist Clyde Risen Chorister Bonita Spence . . Y.W.A. Representative Joe Cobb Extension Chairman Essie Fay Johnson . . . Missions Chairman Lena Risen Publicity Chairman Jackie Hamilton Ministerial Association Representative Rev. Julius Thompson . . . Pastor Advisor BAPTf QT QTVD NT U N I N £R kAT£R OOUNCfL YOUNG WOMAN ' £ AlWUAR Y OFFICERS Bonita Spence President Bobbye Lois Prussing . . Vice-President Erline Ward Secretary Bobbie Black Treasurer Jeanine Smith Reporter Essie Fay Johnson . Chorister Nancy Mcintosh Pianist Martha Fewell . . Devotional Chairman Betty Peavy .... Program Chairman Lynda Henderson . . .Social Chairman Lena Risen . . . .Publicity Chairman Miss Jewel Hannah Counselor Young Woman ' s Auxiliary seeks to en- large the vision of the Baptist young women on the campus to the spiritual and physical needs around the world. This is accomplish- ed through weekly missionary meetings, mission study courses, participation in the home and foreign mission seasons of prayer and giving, and service in the community. FIRST ROW: Miss Jewel Hannah, Lynda Henderson, Nancy Mcintosh, Erline Ward, Bonita Spence, Joan Geiger, Lena Risen, Betty Peavy, Ida Sims, Bobbye Prussing. SECOND ROW: Alice Gebhart, Jeanine Smith, Bobbie Black, Essie Fay Johnson, Ellen Hall, Barbara Carpenter, Dorcas Hudgins, Betty Cantwell, Mary Gayle Smith, Dorothy Blocker, Doris Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Carolyn McBride, Loza Upshaw, Faye Welch, Martha Fewell, Elaine Moser, Sara Mathis, Nancy Farmer, Annie Ruth Wedgeworth, Sue Fortenberry. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Wu, Shelby Jean Pigott, June Rieben, Nell Herrin, Elizabeth Pope, Sharron McGill, Louise Bass, Dot McKenzie, Carol Anne Dutton, Betty Boyett. FIFTH ROW: Mary Nell Bridges, Janice Dobson, Norma Baxter, Sarah Dickerson. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Bill Womack President James King .Vice-President Jackie Hamilton Secretary George Welch Treasurer Carroll Peterson. . . .Program Chairman Ray Watson Chorister Dr. George M. Jenkins .... Sponsor The Ministerial Association is designed to serve the ministerial students of Carey College. It provides Christian fellowship among the members and presents opportunities for Christian service so that each member may become a more effective servant of God and man. This organization sponsors a weekly radio program, assists in the services at the convalescent homes and jails of Hattiesburg, and furnishes supply pastors for churches. FIRST ROW: George Welch, Charles Arnold, Bill Womack, Ray Watson, Jackie Hamilton, Wayne Hembree. SECOND ROW: David Millican, John Dallalio, Ron Stewart, Commie Massey, Harry Howard, Don Stewart. THIRD ROW: Howard Crum, John Entrekin, Kenneth Haag, Don Fowler, O ' Neil Giles. FOURTH ROW: Richard Martin, James Barlow, Tom Hamby, Joe Stover, Maurice Waltmon. ■Ml ■ ■ R £U£fOU£ ACTIVITIES 1 Saturday Morning Street Service Convalescent Home Visitation Group ar CAR kY COLLEGE. fM TU C WAYS. . . Oiey CoUhcjp attests Doa QbewCtAJb An outstanding senior from Hauiesburg, Don has served a term as President of the State Baptist Student Union. He is a mission volunteer. Since entering Carey College as a fresh- man, Julia Ann has achieved many honors. She is President of the Women ' s Student Government. Julia Ann ' s home is Leakesville. Jjhcuflmj f-ftcks QcjvOu iatius This dark-eyed beauty claims Beaumont as her home. Sara is a freshman and a member of the Thalian Society. I VM I Here is another example of Carey beauty from Hattiesbur; ' ,. Margie was chosen Homecoming Maid by the Freshman Class. fJ(jOJU$i UuStttlot DCMttS QuMmXWj This petite beauty is a sophomore from Niceville, Florida. Doris is a talented pianist and a member of the Thalian Society. c This charming freshman from Mobile is well-known at Carey for her artistic ability. Lena is Treasurer of her class. Lmbl teMj RjuAk Bawdtb A lovely sophomore from Hattiesburg, Ruth is especially noted for her beautiful voice. She is a member of the Delphinian Society. This beauty from Wiggins is a member of the Delphinian Society. Gloria is also Student Government Representative of the Senior Class. GkxJiOuWcwls B A V T V 4 CLAQC FAVO fT££ Gloria Ward m Student Government Representative. . .Beauty . . Talented Pianist. . Harry Howard Moss Point Senior Class President. . President of Men ' s Student Government. .Ministerial Student JUNIOR, CLA££ PAVO fTkC Gene Fant . . . Laurel . .Vice-President of the Junior Class . . Ministerial Student Betty Jo Boyett . . Biloxi .Treasurer of W.S.G. A. Home Economics Club. . CLACQ FAVOR,fT££ Barbara Hamilton Hattiesbur Baptist Student Union Executive Council Treasurer of Sophomore Class Jackie Hamilton Hattiesbur Vice-President of Sophomore Class. . .Baptist Student Union Executive Council. Secretary of Ministerial Association from Rich ton. . .Cheerleader. . . President of Thalian Society. . Reporter of Sophomore Class. from Mobile. . .Member of Baptist Student Union Executive Council .President of Sophomore Class from Mobile. . .Treasurer of Freshman Class. . .Talented Artist. . . .Beauty. . . . from Brazil. . . .Junior .Outstanding Musician Bobbin Pifietvuut from Hattiesburg. . .Cheerleader .Physical Education Major. from Memphis. . .Physical Education Major. . .Outstanding Basketball Player. . . from Seminary. . .Elementary Education Major. . .Member of Delphinian Society. . . from Mobile. . . Dramatics Club . . . Porcnsic Lea;;ue. . .Reporter on The Cobbler. Jom Pettus . from Pascagoula. . .Cheerleader . Sophomore. . . Homecoming Maid from Mobile. . . President of the Baptist Student Union. . . President of the Herculean Society J VH T m jA ■; w A N f A T f N UOHAB kCONOMfCS CLUB OFFICERS Bonita Spence President- Gloria Ward Vice-President- Elizabeth Pope Secretary Georgia Herrin .... Program Chairman Mrs. Wayne McClure Sponsor The Home Economics Club is composed of home economics majors and students who are interested in the art of homemaking. The objectives of this organization are to gain knowledge of modern techniques in homemaking and to develop culture and grace in the art of homemaking. During the year this club sponsors a style show, receptions, and teas. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Anne Dutton, Elizabeth Pope, Nell Herrin, Betty Jane Lawler, Lynda Henderson, June Pettus, Ellen Hall, Loza Upshaw, Gloria Ward, Bonita Spence, Betty Jo Boyett, Georgia Herrin, Doris Sullivan, Sue Fortenberry. 88 PLATTER PLATOON OFFICERS Barbara Carpenter ...... President Robert Templin Vice-President Essie Johnson . . . Secretary-Treasurer Sarah Dickerson . . . Social Chairman Ron Stewart Chaplain Mrs. Maude Hedrick Sponsor The Platter Platoon was organized this ear and is composed of the dining hall staff. The motto of this club is Through serving them, we serve Him. The objectives are to work with a Christian spirit through co-operation and cheerfulness, to create a clean, social spirit among the workers through planned pro- grams and recreation, to become educated in dining hall methods, and to maintain a pleasant atmosphere among the students at mealtime. FIRST ROW: Shelby Jean Pigott, Robert Templin, Essie Fay Johnson, Barbara Jean Carpenter, Louise Bass, Ron Stewart, Mrs. Maude Hedrick. SECOND ROW: June Rieben, Faye Welch, Betty Peavy, Annie Lou Kirkley, Annie Ruth Wedgeworth, Mary Nell Bridges, Bobbye Lois Prussing. THIRD ROW: Louis Rea, Frankie Boatwright, Jeanine Smith, Sue Alldredge, Bobbie Black. oft ass? v 89 FIRST ROW: Miss Clara Dyer, Commie Massey, Lynda Henderson, Sharron McGill, Crawford Kendrick, Mary Gayle Smith. SECOND ROW: Carol Anne Dutton, Ellen Hall, Lena Risen, Ida Sims, Betty Jane Lawler, Barry Crutchfieid. THIRD ROW: Joe Cobb, Jackie Speights, Louis Brooks, Tom Hamby, Thomas Lott, Frankie Boatwright, Howard Cr um. OFFICERS G.L. Douglas President Commie Massey Vice-President Sharron McGill Secretary Crawford Kendrick Treasurer Mary Gayle Smith . . .Publicity Chairman Miss Clara Dyer Sponsor The Carey Theatre Guild provides an opportunity for students to participate in the production of good drama and to develop potential ability in the art of interpretation and characterization. The art of producing and performing in plays, designing and construct- ing scenery and lighting, and planning and providing costumes and make-up for charac- terization is learned in this organization. CAR kY TU AT GUILD 90 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorcas Hudgins, Harold Taylor, Tom Hamby, Louis Brooks, Miss Clara Dyer. OFFICERS Louis Brooks President Tom Hamby Vice-President Harold Taylor Secretary Dorcas Hudgins Treasurer Miss Clara Dyer. Sponsor The purpose of the Forensic League is to provide practice for students who are inter- ested in intermural and intercollegiate speech activities. Formal discussion, formal debate, extemporaneous speaking, and interpretative reading are a part of this organization ' s activities. FOR ENSIC L A6-UE- 91 CA Y COLL CR USAO R, BAND JOHN LYNN BARTLOW, Director SAXOPHONES Louise Allen Freddie Blackwell Harvie McClure FLUTES Dorothy McKenzie Camille Ongais BASS DRUM Shirley Hagler SNARE DRUMS Thomas Lott Evio Oliveira Mims Roberts SOUSAPHONE Clyde Risen CLARINETS Charles Beard James Crum Larry Elliott Alice Gebhart James Smith Don Stewart Ron Stewart Robert Townsend FRENCH HORNS Marjorie Smith Mary Taylor TRUMPETS Bobbie Black Jimmy Bush Kendell Smith Thomas Strong TROMBONES Gerald Buchanan Woodye Free I and Julia Ann Hicks Roland Padgett CYMBALS Faye Welch BARITONE Russell Johnson SOPRANOS Ruth Barrett Martha Cranford Sarah Dickerson Janice Dobson Martha Fewell Shirley Hagler Jeanette Hogan Sara Mathis Loui Morgan Garni lie Ongais Jeanine Smith Mary Gayle Smith Martha Story Doris Sullivan Freddie Blackwell Frankie Boatwright John Ellzey ALTOS Sue Alldredge Jean Anderson Louise Bass Bobbie Black Dorothy Blocker June Edmonson Sue Henry Nancy Mcintosh Jo Ann Odom June Pettus Willene Sanford Ida Sims June Wright TENORS Robert Jaye Robert Johnson Commie Massey Kendell Smith DONALD WINTERS, DIRECTOR BASSES Charles Beard Ray Bell Donald Brown Barry Crutchfield John Entrekin Tom Hamby Robert Kelly Thomas Lott Samuel Rea Clyde Risen Wayne Stockstill Thomas Strong Harold Taylor James Taylor Claude H. Stone, Sr. Robert Templin Robert Townsend CA kY COLLB CONCERT CWOfR N TU Q WAYQ. . . SBETT 6ASET ■anaauw KNEELING: Farrall Wheat, James Morrow, Pete McQueen, Angelo Mitaritonna, Bill Payne, Howard Moore, M. L. Faler, John FJIzey, Donice Knight, George Rosetti, Billy Salter. STANDING: Joe Larrimore, Manager; John O ' Keefe, Coach. BASKETBALL AT CAR EY COLLEGE 19S6-S7 Carey height pays off James Morrow Guard M. L. Faler Forward Howard Moore Center George Rosetti Guard DATE December 1 December 5 December 10 December 12 December 14 December 17 January January January January January 8 9 19 26 28 January February 29 6 February 11 February 16 February 21 February 25 Donice Knight Forward WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - 1956-57 OPPONENT PLACE OF GAME Northeast Louisiana College Monroe, Louisiana Keesler Field Biloxi, Mississippi Northeast Louisiana College Hattiesburg Millsaps College Jackson, Mississippi Henderson State College Hattiesburg Louisiana College Pineville, Louisiana Livingston State Teachers College York, Alabama Troy State Teachers College Troy, Alabama Troy State Teachers College Hattiesburg Southern State College Magnolia, Arkansas Arkansas A M Monticello, Arkansas Henderson State College Arkadelphia, Arkansas Pensacola Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida Millsaps College Hattiesburg Livingston State Teachers College Hattiesburg Pensacola Naval Air Station Hattiesburg Louisiana College Hattiesburg Farrall Wheat Guard Pete McQueen Guard Angelo Mitaritonna Forward Bill Payne Center CR USADER.S FN ACTION Howard Moore jumps high for the ball. Bill Payne sinks two points in the basket. M.L. Faler and Bill Payne watch suspensefully. 98 n FIRST ROW: Billie Freeman, June Pettus, Ellen Hall, Bobbie Freeman. SECOND ROW: Lynda Henderson, Mary Payne, Carolyn Martin, Margaret Clinton. FRESHMAN MAID WO UkCO UfN£ SOPHOMORE MAID Jcui Pettus 100 JUNIOR MAID COURT OP 1956 QUEEN Wo Lp FteefetaA Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester is installed officially as president of William Carey College by Bruce Aultman, president of the Board of Trustees. Looking on is Dr. Doak S. Campbell, president of Florida State University, who delivered the charge to our new president on December 14. Howard Moore makes another two points that helped Carey to win the homecoming game against Henderson State College, 78-71. Woodye Free I and, escorted by Rubin Quidley, was the beautiful homecoming queen who reigned over the festivities of the day. FIRST ROW: Mary Taylor, Bonnie Farmer, Woodye Freeland, Willene Sanford, Janice Dobson. SECOND ROW Betty Jane Lawler, Margaret Clinton, Sue Alldredge, Dave Ann Jackson, Jeanette Hogan, Loui Morgan, Elizabeth Pope, Jeanette Jones. THIRD ROW: Sharron McGill, Jo Ann Odom, Gloria Ward, Martha Cranford, Camille Ongais, Dannie Jean Gill. DkLPWfNfAN SOCIETY OFFICERS SEATED: Woodye Freeland President STANDING: Sue Alldredge .... Vice-President Camille Ongais Historian Jeanette Jones . . . Secretary-Treasurer The motto of the Delphinian Society is We are here not to get all we can out of life for ourselves, but to try to make the lives of others happier. Pink and white are the colors of this society and carnation is the flower. LITA AN SOCfkTY OFFICERS FIRST ROW: June Pettus Social Chairman Ellen Hall President Nell Herrin Secretary SECOND ROW: Dorothy McKenzie Treasurer Louise Bass Reporter Louise Allen Vice-President Carolyn Martin Marshal The Litaean Society adopted the rose as its flower and red and white as its colors. The motto is Achievement is the highway to success. Through planned programs, parties, and formal dinners during the year the Lit- w aeans seek to achieve poise and grace, desir- V ■ able traits for success in any field. FIRST ROW: Sarah Dickerson, Dorothy McKenzie, Mary Gayle Smith, Carol Anne Dutton, Betty Jo Boyett, Faye Welch. SECOND ROW: Ida Sims, Mary Jo Pittinger, Sue Fortenberry, Bonita Spence, Nell Herrin, Ellen Hall, Carolyn Martin, Margie Loustalot, Joyce Wade. THIRD ROW: Louise Allen, Annie Ruth Wedgeworth, Elizabeth Daniels, Alice Gebhart, June Pettus, Georgia Herrin, Shirley Hagler, Louise Bass, Jean Anderson, Martha Blakeney, Dorothy Blocker. FIRST ROW: Sara Mathis, Betty Cantwell, Lynda Henderson, Betty Peavy. SECOND ROW: Annie Lou Kirkley, Martha Fewell, Phyllis Lane, Betty Laird, Bobbie Black, Doris Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Lena Risen, Jeanine Smith, Bobbye Prussing, June Rieben, Shelby Jean Pigott, Elaine Moser, Nancy Farmer, Inez Richards. TUAUAN SOCIETY OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Jeanine Smith Secretary Lynda Henderson President Doris Sullivan Vice-President SECOND ROW: Betty Peavy Treasurer Bobbye Prussing Reporter Betty Laird . . . .Intramural Manager Thalian means cheerfulness and the mem- bers of this society demonstrate this trait continually throughout the year in all their activities. The colors are blue and white. QOCI TY OFFICERS David Millican President Harry Howard Vice-President Commie Massey. . . Secretary-Treasurer Bobby Kelly. . . . Intramural Manager TUCCfNO UfAN QOCIBTY OFFICERS Ed Deas President Wayne Stockstill .... Vice-President George Welch Secretary Crawford Kendrick Reporter SOCIETY OFFICERS Richard Martin President Rubin Quidley Vice-President Barry Crutchfield Secretary LEFT TO RIGHT: Clyde Risen, Robert Templin, Harry Howard, Bobby Kelly, David Millican. FIRST ROW: Crawford Kendrick, Kenneth Guy, Wayne Stockstill. SECOND ROW: George Welch, Wayne Hembree, James Crum, Louis Rea. FIRST ROW: Frankie Boatwright, Richard Martin. SECOND ROW: Barry Crutchfield, Charles Youn , Mims Roberts. FIRST ROW: Dave Arm Jackson, Bonnie Farmer, Bobbie Freeman, Carolyn Martin, Billie Freeman. SECOND ROW: Coach John O ' Keefe, Daryl Aultman, Bill Payne, M. L. Faler, Billy Salter, Miss Helen Osborne. OFFICERS Billy Salter President Bonnie Farmer Vice-President Dave Ann Jackson . . Secretary-Treasurer Miss Helen Osborne . . . Faculty Advisor Coach John O ' Keefe . . . Faculty Advisor The purpose of the Physical Education Majors Club is to conduct a program of recreational activities that promote happiness, health, fellowship, spiritual development, alert minds, and worthy use of leisure time; the aim is A sound mind in a sound body. The varied phases of the program are organized by seasonal and year-round activities consisting of such sports as archery, tennis, Softball, basket- ball, volleyball, touch football, swimming, and table tennis, and special events such as parties, play nights, carnivals, and festivals. PWVSfCAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE OFFERS MAXIMUM EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AT MINIMUM COSTS PROVIDES A SOUND ACADEMIC PROGRAM IN A WHOLESOME CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT EMPHASIZES A BALANCE BETWEEN THE THEORETICAL AND THE PRACTICAL, THE CURRICULAR AND THE EXTRA-CURRICULAR , vus s % For Further Information Contact J. RALPH NOONKESTER, President WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE Hattiesburg, Mississippi 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. . . THE BEST COMMUNITY IN WHICH TO LIVE. . . YOUR MAKE HATTIESBURG I WWIXHOME Moran M. Pope, Mayo r N.V. Carpenter, Commissioner Fewell Thompson, Commissioner HERCULES POWDER COMPANY Incorporated NAVAL STORES DEPARTMENT Hattiesburg, Mississippi Remember 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 rigorously frugal and simple... and not a multiplication of offices and salaries merely to make partisans and for increasing by every device 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 diat though the people support the Government, die 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 die 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 die Lord is the begi nning of wisdom. --Bible. One of England ' s neatest 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 die Lord build the house, diey labor in vain diat build it. --Bible. MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY L.E. Faulkner, President Hattiesburg, Mississippi Pause . . . Refresh ? HATTIEbBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compl iments of Hulett Funeral Home Hattiesburg Savings and Loan Association 110 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 JR8 •Osk MISSISSIPPI ' S FINEST Laboratory Controlled Dairy Products PLANT Hattiesburg Creamery 117-119 Walnut Phone 3-2646 NATURAL GAS Economical Clean Convenient Willmut Gas Oil Company WELCOME TO First Baptist Church Corner Pine and Second Avenue HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI CLYDE C. 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Automobile Dealers AUTO SERVICE COMPANY Willys Sales and Service BARRON MOTOR COMPANY Ford Dealer Since 1918 FARRIOR MOTOR COMPANY Buick Sales With Service JOE MORRIS MOTORS Plymouth - DeSoto - GMC Trucks Sales and Service MOORE PONTIAC COMPANY Pontiac Sales and Service McMULLAN MOTORS Plymouth - Chrysler - International Quality Plus Service PARKWAY MOTORS Lincoln - Mercury Sales and Service POLK CADILLAC MOTORS Cadillac Sales and Service RYAN-McARTHUR MOTORS Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES Oldsmobile Sales and Service HATTIESBURG AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of HATTIESBURG HARDWARE STORES Wholesale Hardware Hattiesburg, Mississippi THE FIVE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION SEMINARIES 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 LOVE DRUG COMPANY WALNUT STREET PHARMACY J.E. Schwartz, Propr. Phone JU 4-5484 101 Walnut Street Hattiesburg, 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 DONALD WINTERS, MUSIC A.D. BATES, EDUCATION 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. L.V. Martin Minister of Music TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 16th at Hardy THIRTY-EIGHTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH The Friendly Church Rev. Van C. Windham Pastor We are behind Carey College and its Administration 100% Compliments of A FRIEND THE 1957 CRUSADER STAFF WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS APPRECIATION TO OUR ADVERTISERS MYERS CO., INC. CHARLES SCOTT ROBERT MILLER PIPPEN CARSTENS STUDIO . p Now hear thisl Bonjour China Doll Delicious food I The Queen Let ' s talk this over. Singing the Blues m h  The Overseers Now I ' m a Delphinian. f Smilin ' John Loza the Model Nig and the Tiger The Lone Wolf Cobweb Sweeper Horse Woman ' Earlie Bird Two ' s a couple Have some punch? We ' re Friends YEARBOOKS r