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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

Accession- fl O — L I. E. Rouse Memorial Library William Carey College Hcrttiesburg, Mississippi For Reference Not to be taken from this room .o ;: o .. •• •• ' •n Ob.. M%%% %  ' ■.. V:. . r.. : . V %• ■■  ' ••■■ VH ' M : ;2 il ' ' ' l .- . ' fj TREES I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree. A tree v hose hungry mouth is prest Against the earth ' s sv eet flowing breast; A tree that looks at God all day. And lifts her leafy arms to pray; A tree that may in Summer wear A nest of robins in her hair; Upon whose bosom snow has lain; Who intimately lives with rain. Poems are made by fools like me. But only God can make a tree. Joyce Kilmer The roots of our trees sink deep into the soil of the William Carey campus. These roots furnish nourishment for growth of the beautiful trees, The roots of William Carey College are embedded in the hearts of South Mississippians. It is our hope that she will always maintain the highest ideals and standards, which merit the support of our state, nation, and world . OUR CAMPUS v :-,. -. ,■■■ •■. , ' i t I liB 1 1 i .J ji ' TATUM COURT Ross Hal OUR BUILDINGS President ' s Home Mary Ross Hospital Johnson Hall Lav rence Hal Green Science Building Dining Hal I.E. Rouse Library n Hflnk Wli i ■ ' sj Kt si 3 1 9 % ■ap- ' ' r OUR STUDENTS AT WORK — § - •■- ' m ' ' . - .. 0?7i? STUDENTS AT WORSHIP DEDICA riON Because of your interest in Carey--the College, the classes, and the students as individuals. . . . Because of your contributions to the field of education, and extra-curricular activities. . . . Because of your willingness to be of help at all times, and under all conditions. . . . We dedicate this, the 1959-60 CRUSADER, to you— the Board of Trustees of illlam Carey College: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mr. Walter Clinton, Petal; Rev. J. D. Aycock, Gulfport; Mr. Bruce Aultman, Hatties- burg; Dr. Glenn Pearson, Hattiesburg. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jimmy Pope, Richton; Dr. A. K. McMillan, Lucedale; Mr. R. B. Thomas, Wiggins; Dr. Joe Tuten, Biloxi. NOT PICTURED: Rev. T. R. McKibbens, Laurel; Dr. Earl Green, Hattiesburg; Rev. Carmen Sliarpe, Clarksdale; Dr. S. E. Laurence, Columbia; Mrs. I. H. Bass, Lumberton; Dr. T. E. Ross, Hattiesburg; Mr. Crawford Lipsey, Brookhaven. A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT William Carey College has attempt-ed to awaken wif-hin each of you intellectual and spiritual powers which, in John Stuart Mills ' telling words, will moke you capa- ble and cultivated human beings. Some of you are now entering upon a chosen career. It is my hope that you may bring to this career the greatest possible assets of in- telligence, resourcefulness, judgment and character . The Carey student excels in motivation. Great purposes challenge the best from the Carey graduate who is not only a careful student but a dedicated Christian. I am delighted to see you, our present students, adopt personally the motto of William Carey Expect great things from God; attempt great things for God. The 1959-60 session has been quite successful . It is my wish that the I960 Crusader will keep alive in your memo- ries the many happy and profitable ex- periences you enjoyed on the William Carey College campus. J . Ralph Noonkester IN MEMORY OF: MRS. J. L. JOHNSON Man is endowed with memory, and with this memory, he is able to recall countless moments of pleasure and sadness. Many of the students and friends of William Carey College remember with tender affection and grateful appreciation the numerous visits which Mrs. J. L. Johnson, wife of the former revered president of the college, made to the campus during the last years of her life. With her great husband she made a lasting imprint up- on the college during the early years of the life of the institution, a physical manifes- tation of which is the beautiful straight rows of stately trees laid out in a ch ecker board pattern on the spacious front campus. These trees, straight and true, symbolize the guiding influence of President and Mrs. Johnson . During the visits in her latter years, Mrs. Johnson brought to the campus inspiring stories of the early days of the school . All of her stories were filled with warmth and humor. Mrs. Johnson passed away Tuesday, March 22, 1959, at the Baptist Hospital in Jackson. She had been living with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Purser Hewitt of Jackson . Her absence brings genuine sadness to all Baptists who had learned to appreciate and love her during the eighty years that she lived and worked among us. y FEA rURES No tree in all the grove but has its charms. Though each its hue peculiar. Cowper V -S3 MISS CARET COLLEGE MARGIE LOUSTALOT MR. CARET COLLEGE ED HARVEY m BEAU FRANCES ORDONEZ OPAL RUSHING TIES JEANETTE ROCKWELL MARGIE LOUSTALOT Clement Casey ESCORT Lena Casey QUEEN HOMECOMING 1959 - 60 20 SENIOR MAID AND ESCORT Sharron Potts Chuck Potts JUf JIOR MAID AfJD ESCORT Norma Jean V ard Bill V iikinson SOPHOMORE MAID AND ESCORT Nelda Camp Wayne Ward H M E C M I N G C U R T FRESHMAN MAID AND ESCORT Annie Lou Herrin Andrew Schottgen 5y- 21 f MAT QUEEN ESCORT Irma Coward Buddy Smith v.. MAID OF HONOR Mary Joyce Ishee Delphinean Society ESCORT-Max Ray Parker Betty Jean Clark Litaean Society ESCORT-Bill Wilkinson Betty Seoie Thalian Society ESCORT-Bob Cuccaro MAT COURT Jeanette Harrington Thalian Society ESCORT-MI Iton Wheeler Henrietta Moore Delphinean Society ESCORT-Dorman Laird Margie Loustalot Litaean Society ESCORT-J„ L, Covington JAMES CLARK u T S T GEORGIANN HOLLIMAN A N D I N G MILTON WHEELER c R U s A D E R S ROBERT McCULLOUGH JOSEPHINE D ' ARPA JOSEPH PINSON ? , K FRIENDLIEST Ramona Font Bob Coivin ■ V ' — £IS9 H 2 1 1 1 i wOl x H H H ■ BflM B v H H r K . J HI S kUB ' ! H 1 ar4 1 mBB J SPORTSMANSHIP fl H Pol ly Silmon J L. Covington H 1 B 1 H MOST VERSATILE Joe Pinson Lena Casey W F E S A N T A U P R S E t1 ORGANIZATIONS ' Grove nods at grove, Pope ..i,iiK ' i- ai«4i|.|Ui| .. li iiiiiLiPiu4HliRMPP Joseph Pinson PRESIDENT STUDENT GOVERNMENT SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Hinton, Dr. Judson Chastain, Joe Pinson, Miss Ellen Davis, Jeanette Herrington. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Woody Nail, DavidVouga, John Ellzey, Milton Wheeler, Georgia Parnell, Rosalind Guynes. WOMEN ' S AFFAIRS BOARD SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanette Herrington, Miss Ellen Davis, Hazel Prestridge. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billie Jean Dunnam, Mary Summers, Joyce Walker, Virginia Kirkland, Ramona Fant, Virginia McGary. MEN ' S AFFAIRS BOARD SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Hinton, Dr. Chastain, Joe Stone. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Speights. Buck Ward. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Jeanette Stewart, Lugene Pruitt, Mary Joyce Ishee, Miss Hannah. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- Marie Faircloth, Evelyn McElhaney, Alice Dominick, Barbara Robertson, Hazel Prestridge, Rosalind Guynes ' Patsy Hughes, Par McKinley, Georgia Parnell. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Errol Simiinotis. Rev. Hamlet, John Paul Jenne, Dorman Laird, Ed Harvey. FOURTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: James Clark, Milton Wheeler, Jimmy Walters, Bennie Ford, President. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL GREATER COUNCIL FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Annie Herrin, Nancy Davis, Evelyn Howard, Shelby Jean Stewart, Mary Pierce, Jeanette Stewart Lugene Pruitt, Mary Ishee, Miss Hannah. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Horn. Virgmia Kirkland, Norma Ward, Mane Faircloth, Evelyn McElhaney, Alice Dominick, Barbara Robertson Hazel Prestridae Sue Anderson, Ramona Fant. Pat McKinley, Rosalind Guynes, Patsy Hughes, Georgia Parnell. THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Jimmy Coleman, Blanchard Hinton, Larry Tilman, Rev. Hamlet, John Jenne. A. V. Windham Ed Harvey, borman Laird. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Knippers, Errol Simrnons, Bill Wilkinson ' Dwight DeWitt, James Clark, Milton Wheeler. Jimmy Walters. Joe Stone. Bennie Ford, Woody Nail. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Clement Casey, Jarnes Clark, President, Lamar Lifer, Dr. B. Frank Smith. SECOND ROW: Carlie Hill, Jimmy Coleman, Buck Ward, Homer Southerland, Graham Tucker Sonny Atkins Larry Smith, Donnie Bailey. THIRD ROW: Winfred Easley, James Wellborn, Max Parker Charles Uwii Gerald James, Tim Lister, George Kelly. John Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Dwiaht Smith, Jake Gurley. Charles Shipman, Mike Knippers. rOUNG WOMEN ' S AUXILIARY b MiLJ X : i -4 LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Dick Braswell, Tim Lister, Milton Wheeler, Editor, Clement Casey. STANDING: Pauline Coggins, Beth Millican, Joyce Hopper, Mrs. Loper, Sue Anderson, Pat Carter, Jean Smith. THE COBBLER STAFF 36 LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Mr. Sims, Errol Simmons, Dick Braswell. STANDING: Margie Loustalot, Editor; Betty Seale, Gloria Arledge, Veronica Wheeler, John Dell Lindley, Opal Rushing. BACK ROW, STANDING: Nelda Camp, Charlotte Lambert, Joyce Hopper, Pat McKinley, Mrs. Evelyn McClure. CRUSADER STAFF 37 ALPHA LAMBDA LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Carol Annis, Joyce Walker, Miss Ellen Davis, Pat McKinley. STANDING: Georgia Par- nell, Jeanette Herrington, Lena Casey, Evelyn McElhaney, Billie Jean Dunnam. CHI BETA PHI LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Eugenia McCarley, Dr. Weidenhammer, Romana Fant, Lewis Rea. STANDING: Nina Mason, Joyce Walker, Mrs. Smith, Dr. Chastain, Mr. Hood, Ed Harvey, Murrell Fleming, Mr. Moody, Janja Chayavadhanungkur, Cecil Fan, Mr. Speights. STUDENT ED UCA TION ASSOCIATION RIGHT TO LEFT, FIRST ROW: Dr. Yang, Dell Foster, Lugene Pruitt, Miriam Meredieth, Hazel Prestridge, Jeanette Herrington. SECOND ROW: John Sabathe, Shelby Stewart, Nina Mason, Pat Carter, Tommy Davis. THIRD ROW: Allan Mapp, Barbara Robertson, Irma Coward, Bill Bounds, Sue Anderson, James Stutts. THE A TRE GUILD LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mary Summers, Alice Dominick, Opal Rushing, Patsy Hughes, Cora Straham, John Paul Jenne, Buck Ward. SECOND ROW: Nell Simmons, Lena Casey, Phyllis Lane, Poll y Silmon, John Sabathe, Donnie Bailey. THIRD ROW: Sue Anderson, Joyce Hopper, Pat Stines, Annie Lou Herrin, Clement Casey, Larry Tillman. FOURTH ROW: Harold Taylor, Elton Bateman, James Wellborn, Jimmy Walters. FIFTH ROW: A. V. Windam, Mike Knippers, Andrew Schotgen, Homer Sutherland, Ed Harvey, Chalmas Sorrel. . tf BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lynn Carpenter, Pauline Coggin, Evelyn Howard, Mary Joyce Ishee. SECOND ROW: Nancy Davis, Lucy Brownlee, Beth Millican. THIRD ROW: Billie Jean Dunnam, Evelyn Mc- Elhaney, Henrietta Moore, Marsha Canty. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Garland, Irma Coward, Kaye Oglesbee, Mary Pearce. FIFTH ROW: Marie Faircloth, Peggy Davidson, Carole Annis. SIXTH ROW: Sue Bates, Jo Ann Patton, Jeanette Henderson, Jan O ' Quinn. SEVENTH ROW: Rosella Baker, Rosalind Guynes, Betty Dennis, Nelda Camp. EIGHTH ROW: Marion Ingram, Annie Lou Her- rin, Frances Rutledge, Joyce Hopper. WOMEN ' S SOCIETIES 42 L I T A E A N S BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Margie Loustalot, Mary Summers, Eddie Cunningham, Mary Blakeney. SECOND ROW: Virginia Perego, Opal Rushing, Gloria Arledge, Betty Jean Clark. THIRD ROW: Diana Hankins, John Dell Lindley, Charlotte Lambert. FOURTH ROW: Donna Steadham, Phyllis Pierce, Cora Strahan. BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Bettye Fox, Sue McCloskey, Betty Seale, Josephine D ' Arpa. SECOND ROW: Hazel Prest- ridge, Polly Silmon, Nell Simmons, Sarah Gray. THIRD ROW: Nina Mason, Norma Jean Ward, June Rieben, Virginia Kirkland. FOURTH ROW: Lugene Pruitt, Glenda Johnson, Marion Meredeth. FIFTH ROW: Jeanette Herrington, Georgia Parnell. r H A L I A N S 43 % A TOP TO BOTTOM, FIRST ROW: Betty Seale, Polly Silmon, Mary Summers, Carolyn Sims, Cora Strahan, Joe Smith, Fred Roane, Bob Cuccaro, Joe Pinson, Fred Weems, George Rosetti. SECOND ROW: Rubin Quidley, President, Miss West, Paul Sousa, Joe Belan, Jackie Speights, Pete Turonis, J. L. Covington, Coach O ' Keefe. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB 44 BOTTOM TO TOP: Fred Roane, Sammy VVaggner, Bob Cuccaro, Joe Pinson, Fred Weems, Jackie Speights George Rosetti, Kelly Da mpeer, Pete Turonis, J. L. Covington, Coach John O ' Keefe. CC C CLUB 45 PLATTER PLATOON LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED: Frankie Boatwnght. Mrs. Hedrick, Alice Dominick. Patsy Hughes STANDING: pLJh™o™;s Rea. 3ohn Paul Jenne. Glenda Johnson. Nell S.™s. J.n O ' Qu.n. Mary Summers. Marsha Canty. Beth Millican. LIBRARY CLUB RIGHT TO LEFT, SEATED: Annie Lou Herrin, Betty Jean Clark, Carolyn Sims, Mrs. Duncan. STANDING: Lugene Pruitt, Louise Odom, Nina Mason, Opal Rushing, Frances McCrory, Pat McKinley, Joyce Hopper, Wayne Creel, Joe Stone. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB BOTTOM TO TOP, FIRST ROW: Tommie Davis, Evelyn Howard, Charlotte Ferguson, Irma Coward, Dale Foster, Margie Loustalot. SECOND ROW: Mary Summers, Nell Simmons, Mary Joyce Ishee, Mary Birge, John Dell Lindley. THIRD ROW: Sue Bates, Cora Strahan, Jo Boyd, Marion Meredeth, Eugenia McCarley, Diana Hankins, Opal Rushing, Mrs. Evelyn McClure. 48 PLANNING COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Robert Gauldin, Mr. Paul Spikes, Dr. David Yang, Dr. B. Frank Smith, Dr. Lillian Weidenhammer, Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester. The Faculty Long Range Planning Commit-tee is a newly created commit-tee composed of five faculty members« It is the function of this group to study all the facets of the in- structional program and ways and means of improving that program and our instructional methods. 49 MR. DONALD WINTERS Director MRS. HELEN McWHORTER Accompanist CHAPEL CHOIR LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jeanette Henderson, June Edmonson, Mary Blakeny, Virginia Perego, Patsy Bateman, Carol Annis, Barbara Vaughn, Mary Pierce, Edile D ' Olievera, Margie Blacklidge. SECOND ROW: Norma Jean Ward, Sally Butcher, Josephine D ' Arpha, Marsha Canny, Jean Steelman, Virginia Kirkland, Rosalind Guynes, Ginny Mc- Gary, Hilda Sue Petty, Carolyn Edwards, Phylis Pierce. THIRD ROW: Woody Nail, Errol Simmons, Harold Taylor, Frankie Boatwright, Milton Patrick, Irvin Pearre, Glen Nielson, Dale Hinton. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Ward, John EUzey, Joe Ainsworth, Curtis Patton, Bill Wilkinson, Tom Curry, Harold Watkins, Joe Stone. ' .-...in;! ' ' - ;: i CHOIR OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Bateman, Carol Annis, Jo Anne Patton, Irvin Pearre, John Ellzey, President. f r CARET CHORALE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: June Edmonson, Mary Blakeney, Virginia Perego, Marsha Canty, Sue McClosky, Patsy Bateman, Carol Annis, Barbara Vaughn, Mary Pierce, Edile DeOlivera, Hilda Sue Petty. SECOND ROW: Billie Dun- nam, Veronica Wheeler, Betty Scale, Sally Butcher, Josephine D ' Arpa, Jean Steelman, Virginia Kirkland, Rosalind Guynes, Virginia McGary, Betty Clark, Carolyn Edwards, Margie Blacklidge. THIRD RO W: Noi ' ma Jean Ward, Jeanene Henderson, Barbara Robertson, Lynn Carpenter, JoAnne Patton, Woody Nail, Frankie Boatwright, Milton Patrick. Beny Simmons, Jackie Crabtree, Jeanette Rockwell, Phylis Pierce. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Ward, Errol Simmons, Harold Taylor, John Ellzey, Leo Brown, Joe Ainsworth, Curtis Patton, Bill Wilkinson, Tom Curry, Harold Watkins, Irvin Pearre, Glen Nielson, Dale Hinton, Joe Stone, Akiharu Ohara. •2 2-- _ f ' r .- - , ' m % 3 ' sm A THLETICS Trees, when they are loped and cut, grow up again in a short time, but men, being once lost, cannot easily be recovered. Plutarch i M, i J M i. • 1 W gi iBk 1 ■4 i ' V i ' _ A 1 i J -!V . nviB HA WI vW j ' •• . • ' I: v y- , •1 L. (mBi Ff saE ' — —- r • -1 i L.J i n |J| K 7 ri; d . « ;N fV? ■£ w iwMigSb ' vl V L h Iftl [M V ' gfc r ' c M. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach John O ' Keefe, Paul Sousa, Larry Speights, Pete Turonis, Joe Belan, J. L. Covington, Kelly Dampeer. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Kouns, John Stephenson, Bob Cuccaro, Joe Pinson, George Rosetti, Perry Massey. BASKETBALL JOHN O ' KEEFE Coach JACKIE SPEIGHTS Manager The fine character of men, the sportsmanship of athletes, and the desire for achievement to higher goals makes up the foundation of our basketball team. The present is bright, but we are looking for- ward to an even greater future in our new gymnasium. 1 am proud of these boys and the ideals they are striving for, now and later. Coach John L. O ' Keefe CRUSADERS J. L. COVINGTON Forward BOBBY KOUNS Guard KELLY DAMPEER Forward PERRY MASSEY Forward JOE PINSON Guard GEORGE ROSETTI Guard CRUSADERS PAUL SOUSA Forward LARRY SPEIGHTS Center JOHN STEPHENSON Guard PETE TURONIS Center FROM TOP, CLOCKWISE: Pat Kerr, Betty Jean Clark Betty Scale, Joyce Hopper, Beth Millican. Miss Mary Blanche West SPONSOR Bett) ' Jean Clark HEAD CHEERLEADER CHEERLEADERS Joyce Hopper Betty Seale Pat Kerr Beth MiLUcan ® f „S,f f f f f ■■-.• ' ■y iy ::.- ' y■i ■„. ' ' .:f ' ■■■ STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach John O ' Keefe, Bob Kouns, Wilfred Wade, Keily Dd..,pcc:, Do.; ii:. ::.-:: , j. L. Covington, Bill Smith, Fred Gill, Fred Weems. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonny Hegwood, Jay Pinson, Bob Cuccaro, Fred Roane, Sammy Waggoner, Joe Pinson, Raul Rodriquez, C. E. Craft. BASEBALL TEAM 1958 - 59 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Bob Cuccaro Fred Weems CATCHER 59 t n-yhlH .4f.-f . ' ADMINISTRATION A brotherhood of venerable Trees. Wordsworth -si-li -fc. i :. i.. s. i ' l ■.,i '  r. i DR. J. RALPH NOONKESTER President DR. JOSEPH ERNEST Dean of Instruction J. D. SIMS Business Manager 5 5 ' d A D M I N I S T R A T I TV BILLY MITCHELL Public Relations ' ' • __ MISS ELLEN DAVIS Dean of Women DR. JUDSON CHASTAIN Dean of Men MISS JEWEL HANNAH Director of B. S.U. DR. B. FRANK SMITH Director of Evening School MRS. OLGA HOLCOMB Secretary to the President MRS. JEAN JUDGE Registrar MISS SARAH GRAY Assistant Registrar S ssaBaBMB « .; MRS. JUDSON CHASTAIN Hostess Lawrence Hall MISS FLORENCE LAMBERT College Nurse MRS. MAUDE HEDRICK Dietician MR. HUGH JUDGE Maintenance Manager MRS. J. R. McKINNON Bookstore Manager MRS. J. H. ROGERS Hostess Ross Hall MRS. W. E. STEWART Hostess Johnson Hall s r A F F 64 F A C U L T r JUDSON CHASTAIN, Ph.D. Education ELLEN DAVIS, M. A. English RUTH B. DUNCAN, M.Ed. Librarian FAY T. EUBANKS, M.A. French and Spanish ROBERT GAULDIN, Ph.D. Music Theory JOSEPH M. ERNEST. Ph.D English M. ROY HOOD, M.A. Biology 65 JULIA O. LOPER, M.A. Business Education EVELYN McC LURE, M.S. Home Economics F J. V. McCRORY, M.A. English A JOHN McGRAW, Ph.D. Social Studies C U 7. HELEN McWHORTER, B. M. 7 Organ and Piano WILEY J. MOODY, M.A. r Chemistry and Physics JOHN L. O ' KEEFE, M.A. Physical Education BURNEY L. PARKINSON, Ph.D. Education DERA D. PARKINSON, Ph.D. Psychology GERALD PHILLIPS, M. M. Voice MYRAH RILEY, M.A. English CLARICE ROBINSON, D. E Business RUTH SANDERS, M. A. History F B. FRANK SMITH, Ph.D. A Religion GERTRUDE SMITH, B.S. C Biology U T. r PAUL SPIKES, M. A. Mathematics r MARY TRESSER, M.F. A Speech DONALD WINTERS, M. M. Music FRANCES WINTERS, B. M. Voice DAVID YANG, Ph.D. Education r ,..n LILLIAN WEIDENHAMMER, Ph.D Chemistry MARY B. WEST, M. E. Physical Education CLASSES And still a new succession sings and flies; Fresh groves grow up, and their green branches shoot Towards the old and still-enduring skies; While the low violet thrives at their root. Vaughan SCHOLARSHIP Georglann Holliman feAn.iii 1 N Sk. - L: : EDWARD HARVEY President s E N I R S SHARRON POTTS Secretary 4PC ROBERT McCULLUM Vice-President GAYLE GILL Treasurer JAMES CLARK S.G.A. Representative BLANCH.- RD HINTO Reporter CLASS OFFICERS OSCAR ADAMS SUE ANDERSON U! JOE BE.A.CH 73 FR.- NKIE BOATWRIGHT JAMES CLEMENT CASEY lokMJ IRMA COWARD AARON CROSBY 74 LENA CASEY JAMES CLARK ROBERT COLVIN J. L. COVINGTON s E N I R S % JOSEPHINE D ARPA CHARLES DAMPEER s JOHN K. DAVIS H MARTHA BLAKENEY DAVIS N I R RAY DOWNEY S JUNE EDMONSON  • t 75 JOHN ELLZEY RAMON A FA NT MURRELL FLEMING CARL F. FOSTER EDWARD HARVEY JEANETTE HERRINGTON MILDRED FOSTER HANSEL GRAY SARAH GRAY JAKEGURLEY s E N I R S WILLIAM CARLIE HILL BLANCHARD HINTON s E N I R S GEORGIANNE HOLLIMAN JOHN PAUL JENNE W. DAVID KENDALL JUANITA KNAPP CLAY KNIGHTEN PHYLLIS NELL LANE 77 CHARLES LEWIS EDWARD LOTT t m th HOYTE NELSON BYRON PARKER 78 4 i fk MARGIE LOUSTALOT s EUGENIA McCARLEY E N I ROBERT McCULLOUGH R GLENN NEILSON S  % III s E N I R S LUGENE PRUITT RUBIN QUIDLEY JOSEPH PINSON CHARLES POTTS SHARRON McGILL POTTS HAZEL PRESTRIDGE fe ' ' !? Md LOUIS RE- WILLL- M E. RICHARDSON 79 JUNE RIEBEN JOHN SABATHE JACKIE SPEIGHTS EDWARD WARD FRED WEEMS CHARLES SHIPMAN s PAULINE SILMON h: N I ALLEN SINCLAIR R ELVIN E. SMITH S viilto ri s E N I R D I R E C r R r ADAMS, OSCAR Bassett, Virginia B.A. . Bible Ministerial Association 1, 2,3,4. ANDERSON, VIRGINIA SUE Enterprise, Mississippi B.S., Business Education Theatre Guild 4; Thalian Society 4; Y.W.A. Reporter 4; THE COBBLER Staff 4. BEACH, JOSEPH S, Poplarville, Mississippi B.A., English BELL, RAY E. Columbia, Mississippi B.A., Religious Education BOATWRIGHT, FRANCIS WILLIAM Gulfport, Mississippi B. A. , Music Theory B.M. , Church Music Citizenship Award 2. BALL, KENNETH Ellisville, Mississippi B. A. , Social Science Ministerial Association 4. CASEY, JAMES CLEMENT Mobile, Alabama B.A., English Ministerial Association 2,3,4; Ministerial Association President 3; Ministerial Association Vice-President 2; Program Vice-President Ministerial Association 1,4; B.S.U. Executive Council 3; B.S.U. Greater Council 1; S.G.A. Representative 3; THE COBBLER Staff 4. CASEY, LENA RISEN Mobile, Alabama B.A. , English Thalian Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Theatre Guild 1, 2, 4; Theatre Guild President 2; Alpha Lambda President 3; Alpha Lambda 2,3,4; Most Versatile 1; B.S.U. Publicity Chairman 1; Class Treasurer 1. CLARK, JAMES Hattiesburg, Mississippi B.A., History Superior Award, Southern State Speech Festival 2; Forensic Club; Ministerial Association Vice-President 3; Ministerial Association President 4; B.S.U. Executive Council 4; S.G.A. Representative 4. COLVIN, ROBERT M, JR. West Alexander, Pennsylvania B.A. , Religion COVINGTON, J.L. Walker, Louisiana B.S. . Physical Education Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; P.E. Club 3. 4; C. Club 3, 4; Sportsmanship Boy 4; Most Handsome 4. COWARD, MARY IRMA Noxapater, Mississippi B.A., Elementary Education Home Economics Club 3,4; S.E.A. 4; W. S.G.A. 1; Choir 1; Delphinian Society 1,3,4; Delphinian Society Secretary Treasurer 3; B.S.U. Council 1. CROSBY, AARON Seminary, Mississippi B.A., Business Education Library Club 2,3; S.E.A. 2,3,4; S. E.A. Officer 2,3. D ' ARPA, JOSEPHINE Tampa, Florida B.M. , Church Music Thalian Society Vice-President 4; Y.W.A. 3,4; Summer President 4; B.S.U. Summer Executive Council 4; Class Treasurer 3; Choir 3,4; Girls Ensemble 3; Klay Day Court Maid 3. DAMPEER, CHARLES Silver Creek, Mississippi B.A., Speech 81 DAVIS, JOHN Gulfport, Mississippi B.S., Biology DAVIS, MARTHA BLAKENEY Hattiesburg, Mississippi B.S., Home Economics Litaean Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 2.3,4; Home Economics Club President 3; Beauty 2.3; Women ' s Affairs Board 3. DOWNEY. RAY Saraland, Alabama B.A. . English B.S.U. Vice-President 2; Ministerial Association 2. 3, 4. EDMONSON. JUNE Hattiesburg, Mississippi B.M., Music Education Choir 1, 2, 4; Alpha Lambda 1, 2, 3,4. GREGORY, ALLEN Guntown, Mississippi B.A., English GURLEY, HANSEL Mobile, Alabama B.A., Religion Ministerial Association 4. HARVEY, EDWARD JOSEPH Biloxi, Mississippi B.S., Biology B.S.U. Executive 3,4; Chi Beta Phi 4; Theatre Guild 4; Senior Class President 4; Mr. Carey College 4; Class Favorite 3,4; Outstanding Crusader 3. HERRINGTON, JEANETTE Laurel, Mississippi B.S., Elementary Education SE.A. 3,4; Alpha Lambda 1,2,3,4; Thalian Society 1, 2,3,4; Chi Beta Phi 4; S.E. A. President 4; Women ' s Affairs Board President 4, HINTON, NOAH BLANCHARD, III Hattiesburg, Mississippi B.A. , History . Choir 2; 3, 4; Senior Class Reporter 4. HOLLIMAN, GEORGD NN CONNELL Hattiesburg, Mississippi B.A., English Alpha Lambda 1, 2, 3,4. JENNE, JOHN PAUL Carrollton, Alabama B.A., Speech Platter Platoon 3, 4; Theater Guild 4; Forensic League 3,4; B.S.U. Executive Council 4. JOHNSON, RUSSELL EDWARD Hattiesburg. Mississippi B.M., Music Education Carey College Chorale 1,2,3,4; Theatre Guild 1,2,3,4; Band 2; Tuccinomians 2,3. KENDALL, DAVID Vardaman, Mississippi B. S. , Social Science KNAPP, JUANITA Montgomery, Alabama B.A. , English Alpha Lambda 1, 2, 3,4. KNIGHTEN, CLAY Waynesboro, Mississippi B.A., History LANE, PHYLLIS NELL Hattiesburg, Mississippi B. A. , Speech Y. W.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Forensic League 1, 2, 3, 4; Theatre Guild 1, 2,3,4; Thalian 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 3. LEWIS, CHARLES D. Bogalusa, Louisiana B. A. , Religion Ministerial Association 4. s E N I R D I R E C T R r 82 s E JV I R D I R E C T R r LOTT, EDWARD E. Gulfport, Mississippi B. S. , Social Science Men ' s Affairs Board 4; Ministerial Association 4. LOUSTALOT, MARGIE Hattiesburg, Mississippi B.S., Business Administration Litaean Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Litaean Society President 4; Beauty 1, 2, 4; Home Eco- nomics Club 3,4; THE COBBLER Business Manager 3; CRUSADER Editor 4; Home- coming Maid 1; Miss Carey College 4. McCARLEY, WILLARD EUGENIA Fulton, Mississippi B. S. , Mathematics Y.W.A. Program Chairman 3; Litaean Society 3,4; Litaean Society Vice-President 3; Women ' s Affairs Board 3; THE COBBLER Staff 3,4; Theatre Guild 3; Chi Beta Phi 3,4; Chi Beta Phi Reporter 4. McCULLOUGH, ROBERT E. Evergreen, Alabama B.A., Religion and Philosophy Class Vice-President 4. NELSON, HOYTE Picayune, Mississippi B.A., Religion and Philosophy NIELSEN, GLENN Boualusa, Louisiana B. M. , Church Music PARKER, GRADY BYRON Ellisville, Mississippi B. A. , Social Science PATTERSON, BURL Laurel, Mississippi B.A., Religion PINSON, JOSEPH W. Lyman, Mississippi B.S., Physical Education Physical Education Club 3,4; S.G.A. President 4; Most Versatile 4 . POTTS, CHARLES R. Detroit, Michigan B. S. , Biology Theatre Guild Vice-President 2; S.E.A. State Vice-President 4; S.E.A. Reporter 2; Class President 3; CRUSADER Business Manager 3. POTTS, SHARRON McGILL Mobile, Alabama B.S., Secretarial Science Class Favorite 2; Class Secretary 1, 2,4; B.S.U. Secretary 2, 3; Theatre Guild Secretary 1; Delphinian Vice-President 2; Delphinian Marshall 3; B.S.U. Greater Council 1; Home Economics Club 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. SMITH, ELVIN ESTUS Hattiesburg, Mississippi B.S., Biology Class President 1; B.S.U. Vice-Presice. .t. SPEIGHTS, BILLY JACK Bassfield, Mississippi B.S., Mathematics B.S.U. Greater Council 1; Dramatics Club 1; Basketball and Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3,4; Class Favorite 1; Herculean 1; Men ' s Affairs Board 4. STOVER, JOE Washington D.C. B. A. . History TAYLOR, ARLINE Hattiesburg. Mississippi B.A., Bible TOWNSEND, ROBERT Perry, Florida B.M.. Music Education Most ' ersatile 3; Choir 1. -2. 83 ■r - • v ' . ' ' «« J u N I R S R. T. Buckley Picayune MARY SUMMERS Secretary PATSY HUGHES Treasurer JEANETTE STEWART S.G.A. Representative BETTY SEL-ME Reporter CLASS OFFICERS H. Elton Bateman Franklinton, Louisiana m$ . Bill Bounds __ Lumberton Jf Lr Richard Braswell m Hattiesburg mt Patricia Carter Janjai Chayavadhanungkur J QB iti Bangkok, Thailand P V Tommie Davis Lumberton Jerry Dennis Sevmo.::, Te M 4 w T Alice Dominick Gloster Cecil Fann Hong Kong, China Betty Fox Richton Sam Graham Hattiesburg Dale Hinton Prichard, Alabama MoUie Joe Hinton Runnelstown Patsy Hughes Mobile. Alabama David Hulsey Hattiesburg Edgar Jackson Leakesville Gerald James Gulfport Glenda Johnson Shannon J u N I R S Jimmy Mathis Collins Gene Maughn Senatobia « difl 4M Dorothy McDonald Ferriday, Louisiana Lonnie McDonald Ferriday, Louisiana Don McKeithen Hattiesburg Patricia McKinley Hattiesburg 3 u N I R S Marion Meredeth Mobile, Alabama Billy R. Mills Florala, Alabama Kaye Oglesbee Valparaiso, Florida Georgia Parnell Sardis Irvin W. Pearre Augusta, Georgia Hilda Sue Petty Petal ■ib Ray Renfro Barbara Robertson Thomasville, Alabama Pascagoula George Rosetti Handsboro Betty Seale Carl Seale Chickasaw, Alabama Franklinton, Louisiana Rachel Shipman Holly Springs Errol Simmons Franklinton, Louisiana Nell Simmons Tylertown Joseph R. Smith Lumberton Jean Steelman Hattiesburg Jeanette Stewart Bay Minette, Alabama Shelby Jean Stewart Tylertown Joseph Stone, Jr. Handsboro W.R. Storle, Jr. Ocean Springs Cora Strahan Lumberton Pauline Stuart Braxton J u N I R S James E, Stutts Hattiesburg C • f Mary Summers Prichard, Alabama Harold Taylor Long Beach John Thomas Bogalusa, Louisiana John Tisdale Overt Graham Tucker Hattiesburg Barbara Vaughn Ocean Springs Joyce Walker Coaling, Alabama Norma Jean Ward Milton Wheeler Jackson Chickasaw. Alaban-ia J u JV I R s Bill Wilkinson Meridian Adell Williams Moss Milton Williams Moss Denny Wilson Nesbitt A. V. Windham Bay Springs George Wood Cordele, Georgia King Tut ' s Pyramid More Money For Lottie What Fun Tall Men For Tall Jobs A Serious Moment Hello Out There 90 c A P E R S A Squirrel And A Nut Such Poise Class Dismissed .•1 w v; v; w Forma Is And No Guy, V! Is This Necessary? Registration And Aspirin ' igiiantiei 91 tfi A --I-L ROSALH. ' D GUYKES Vice-President JOYCE HOPPER Secretary JOHN SELLARS Treasurer DAVID VOUGA S.G.A. Representative PEGGY DAVID50: Reporter s p H M R E S CLASS OFFICERS Joe Ainsworth Brandon s p H M R E S Norman Hedgepeth s p H M R E S € Jeanette Henderson Satsunaa. Alabama Catherine Hillman Richton Joyce Hopper Mobile, Alabama Judy McKelthen Hattiesburg Elide DeOlivera Rio De Janerio Max Ray Parker Heidelberg Curtis Patton Hattiesburg Mary Pearce Buchatiana Virginia Perego Wiggins John Sellers Mobile, Alabama Carolyn Sims Hattiesburg James Ray Smith Hattiesburg Don Strickland Chickasaw, Alabama Homer Sutherland Mobile, Alabama George A. Torney Mobile, Alabama Thong Chai Phanumaphorn Dhonburi, Thailand Phylis Ann Pierce Fred Roane Larry C. Smith Laurel Donna Steadham Mobile, Alabama James H, Stewart Collins fT - dtMMt Merida, Venezuela David Vouga Chickasaw, Alabama Jimmy Walters Buras, Louisiana s p H M R E S ay:,e ■.■.ard Gayle Wardlow s p H M R E S Jerry White Columbia Charles Youn Collins tit a Prexy and the Bones The Finale 97 and everyone came. c A M P U S St. Bernard Burns The Big Game! Carev leads 78 to 67! Dr. McGraw was there! 98 c A P E R S Wagon Train! Cramming for Finals? B.S.U. Convention Bound Relaxing ar Ridgecrest Henrietta and Pet Collecting for Lottie Moon 99 • tv ' • - .. ' V ' T ' T l ' .i 5g ,Y-;rf ' ..wij.ai: CLASS FAVORITES Leo Brown Henrietta Moore PAULINE COGGIN Secretary kA ANDREW SCHOTTGEN Treasurer WOODY NAIL S.G.A. Representative CLASS OFFICERS LONNIE RUSH Vice-President JACKIE CR-JiBTREE Reporter F R E S H M E N Sonny Adkins Oakvale Rosemary Allen Beaumont. Texas Robert Alston Columbia Gloria Arledge Hattiesburg Kenneth Bailey Baton Rouge, Louisiana Rosella Bake: GrevbuU, Wvoming Sue Sates Pa sea sou la iommy Hugh Beard Hattiesbars Marv E. Birge Mobile, Alabama Elizabeth Blackmon Hattiesburg Pat Braswell Hattiesburg Vester Leo Brown Prichard, Alabama Lucy Brownlee Soso J. Evelyn Buckley Hattiesburg Glenn Byrd Jackson Charles Cameron Hattiesburg Donald Campbell Derry. Pennsylvania Marsha Canty Pascagoula Anna Lynne Carpenter Hattiesburg Margaret Carter Hattiesburg Ralph Chance Silver Creek Hen ry Chian Indonesia Pauline Coggins Eight Mile, Alabama Johnny Coulter Bassfield Jacquelyn Crabtree Biloxi Nancy Joy Davis Picayune Gloria F. DeLancy Petal F R E S H M E N F R E S H M E N 1 f A iiii lil ' iS s V V ■ ' 4.. fl Betty Dennij Laurel Winfred Eajley Mobile. Alabama Carolyn Edwards Petal Charlotte Ferguson Biloxi Manuel Ferrer Caracas, Venezuela Marvin Godbold McComb Lavon Grimsley Sumrall Diana Hankins Lumberton Joe L. Hasson Sumrall Annie Lou Herrin Prentiss Fred Hutto Pascagoula Marion Ingram Soso Ruby Lynn Ive Richton Tommy Knight Prichard, Alabama Richard Khoe Indonesia Charlotte Lambert Hattiesburg Ray Leftler Hattiesburg Ray Leggett Poplarville John Dell Lindley Moselle James Tim Lister Neely Jerry Lowery Petal Elba Marquez Maracaibo, Venezuela Richard Mata El Salvador, Central America Elsie Rush Maughn Aliceville, Alabama Willa Nell McCarthy Petal Sue McClosky Tampa, Florida Charles McMillian Selma. Alabama Beth Millican Chickasaw, Alabama Henrietta Moore Prichard, Alabama Woodrow Nail Monroe, Louisiana Sally Nielsen Hattiesburg Jan O ' Quin Tylertowii Jo Ann Patton Prichard, Alabama Manit Phanumaphorn Dhonbuxi, Thailand Nolan Renette Petal Paul E. Robinson Hattiesburg i 1 1 F R E S H M E N f i t 14 F R E S H M E N Jeanette Rockv ell Moss f-V)int Richard K, Pxinnels Petal Lionel Rush Montrose, Alabama Opal Rushing Pascagoijla John Paul Russell Petal Andrew Schottgen Prichard, Alabama Mattie Lee Sellers Hattiesburg Betty Sue Simmons Petal Dwight Smith Richton Edith Ellen Smith Hattiesburg Jeanne L. Smith Whistler, Alabama Chalmus Sorrell Tylertown Larry Speights Bassfield Bemice Spiers Hattiesburg James Louis Stevisc Hattiesburg Patricia Stines Hattiesburg Henry L. Tillman Mobile, Alabama eronica U ' heeler SandersviUe Frances White Laurel Curtis Williams Prichard, Alabama Joe Willoughby Columbia Welcome to Carey I Feel A Draft v.- A Dog ' s Life F R E S H M A N A Job Awaits 106 F R L I C S HiL . ' W ' v ' jrMlDS CpBj nflUj vXf gJHR- ;■ wk ipJ| Lj|ij Wm VlliO hJ ' pR W ' K ' - ' MKttk Miss Davis ' Liule G iris And I Want. May I Have Your Autograph? 5uca I:;;.o j;:ce i The Guys At Work Rush Week 107 r mmk Raquel Alvarez LaCeiba, Honduras Federico Landacta Carral, Spain Oscar Luzardo Maracaibo Venezuela Norman Sirit Maracaibo, Venezuela Raul Suarez Maracaibo, Venezuela Two ' s company, three ' s a crowd! Hello! -V. • Si What was it, Cecil? ik - ' - PJm 108 E JV T S s E C JV D S E M E S T E R S T U D E N T S BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Edith Boyanton, Elizabeth Cody, Eddie Cun- ningham. SECOND ROW: Clara Daniels, Hazel Barron, Ruth Smith, THIRD ROW: Odis Jackson, Robert Barnes, George Turnage. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Riley. FIFTH ROW: Henry Postma, Lyman Moore, James Lewis. SIXTH ROW: James Porter, Homer George, Thomas Barron. ' ir. m • m w Mt Ol Mi ii m WA 1 JEfv. ' t i d 1 ' IM! i F ' V ' ' l  ■% ♦ . . C- «1k HATTIESBURG! the CITY OF PROGRESS in the Hub of South Mississippi the HhiS 1 community in which to ge an education the HlLS 1 community in which to do business The HhiO 1 community In which to live Make Hattiesburg lUUK home Richard T. Carlisle, Mayor Fewell Thompson, Commissioner Hugh Batson, Commissioner BEST WISHES From YOUR FRANCHISED AUTOMOBILE DEALERS AUTO SERVICE COMPANY Your Willy ' s Dealer FARRIOR MOTOR COMPANY Your Buick Dealer JOE MORRIS MOTORS Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer MARTIN MOTOR SALES Your Oldsmobile Dealer McMULLAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer PARKWAY MOTORS Your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer POLK CADILLAC MOTORS Your Cadillac Dealers RYAN FORD, INC. Your Ford-Thunderbird Dealer RYAN-McARTHUR MOTORS Your Chevrolet Dealer ROSCOE MOORE PONTIAC, INC. Your Pontiac Dealer HATTIESBURG AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION THE FORREST COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Careys Heartiest Backers Selby C. Bowling, President. Harry H. Bell, Vice President Luther G . Lee J. A. P. Carter W. H. Butler. Beat Three Beat One Beat Two Beat Four Beat Five We wish to extend our sincere promise of continued support and cooperation to William Carey College, one of Forrest County ' s most valued assets. Congratu- lations on your splendid growth and fine spirit. We hope that William Carey and Forrest County will continue to march side by side in setting the pace of progress and development in South Mississippi . The people of Forrest County extend their best wishes to the administration, faculty, and students of Carey College. Best of luck to Mississippi ' s friendliest college from Mississippi ' s friendliest county. FORREST COUNTY A good place to go to school and a good place to live Hattiesburg, Mississippi WHOLESALE MATERIALS COMPAf I CENTRAL BATTERY COMPANY Steel Supplies-Steel Special Itles- ire Rope Charlie Bell Galvanized Products-Building Material; HaHiesburg, Mississippi Metal Lath-Fencint Batteries Generators Starters Tires Ignition and Minor Repairs P.O. Box 821 Phone JUniper 3-0231 3-0232 Easy Terms Phone JUniper 4-7781 Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of Compl Iments LOUIS TAILORING COMPANY of MCCAFFREY ' S FOOD MARKET The Store for Men and Boys Home of Stylemart Clothes 1901 Edwards Street Best Clothing Value in America Today Hattiesburg, Mississippi 124 East Pine Street Phone JUniper 3-4491 Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HATTIESBURG CITIZENS BANK OF HATTIESBURG Hattiesburg, Mississippi Members Hattiesburg Clearing House Association Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GEIGER PRINTING and OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 208-210 West Pine Street Dial JUniper 3-2601 DUMAS MOTEL Highway 1 I , South Phone JU 3-3531 Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of HATTIESBURG TYPEWRITER COMPANY 210 Broadway Drive Dial JU 4-5481 Welcome To MAIM STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Joe J. Walters, Music Program geared to meet the needs of youth Lighted concrete parking and recreational area College Choir College Department JOHN E. BARNES, JR., PASTOR C. S. Hodge, Educational Director Don Hammonds Youth Director G. H. McELHANEY SONS Retail Merchandising Plumbing and Heating 503 W. Laurel Avenue P . O . Box 406 Hattiesburg, Mississippi Day Night Water Heaters Ten Year Glass Lined Heaters BEST WISHES, CARET From A. K. McINNIS General Contractor 1320 West Pine Street JU 4-6652 Hattiesburg, Mississippi CLINTON LUMBER COMPANY Dealers in Quality JUniper 2-1594 Petal, Mississippi PARRIS JEWELRY 228 West Pine UNION BUS TERMINAL J U 4-7525 LOVE DRUG COMPANY Ross Building JU 3-1701 Compliments of BARNES SEED AND FEED COMPANY BEN KLING, FLORIST For all your floral needs DUNN ' S SUPPERETTE and Market 1018 N. Main JU 3-3961 WALNUT STREET PHARMACY J . E . Schwartz, Propr . Phone JU 4-5484 101 Walnut Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi INTERSTATE ELECTRIC COMPANY For all Electrical Needs Hattiesburg, Mississippi Welcome to FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . Hattiesburg, Mississippi Corner Pine and Second Avenue CLYDE C. BRYAN - Pastor Chester Vaughn - Educational Director Donald Winters - Music Compliments of MONTAGUE, SIGLER, FERREL General Insurance Bonds Ross Building Hattiesburg Compl iments of ROLLINGS JE ELR ( COMPAt J ( SPEEDS RESTAURANT koodv a Dri e JU 3- Compl Iments of KNIGHT FURNITURE COMPAN { Compliments of — KOMP EQUIPMENT COMPANY Compl iments of FINE BROS-MATISON CO, THE OWL DRUG STORE The Rexal I Store Dial 3-3591 S.E. Corner Front Main Hattiesburg, Mississippi WE SALUTE The Students and Faculty of WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE for another year of aggressive achievement WILLMUT GAS and OIL COMPANY Your Natural Gas Distributor Serving Hattiesburg - Collins - Magee Mendenhall -Mt. Olive - East Jackson BEST WISHES CAREY from W. R. FAIRCHILD CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD. Highway 49 North JU 4-5426 HATTIESBURG BOTTLING CO. Dr. Pepper Seven-up JU 3-1278 Compliments of BETHEA DRUG CO, Main Street MITCHELL STUDIO Petal, Mississippi FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN Insure Savings Home Loans Savings Accounts Insured up to $10,000 JU 3-0291 TOWN AND COUNTRY Gifts for all Occasions Compliments of A FRIEND DONAVAN-LANE Men ' s Wear Stores for Men Hattiesburg-McComb-Pascagoula, Mississippi Fine Food PICKWICK CAFE Compliments of SEAY-ROBISON Men ' s Wear HATTIESBURO, MISS. THE GIFT STORE When in Hattiesburg, Stay at PARK LANE MOTEL BEARD-McMAHAN, REALTORS Real Estate Insurance Compliments of HULETT FUNERAL HOME Burial and Vault Insurance 710 North Main JUnlper 4-5241 SHELBY WHOLESALE COMPANY General Merchandise 403 East Front Street JU 4-6487 Compliments of SMITH ' S BAKERY Bakers of SUNBEAM BREAD Compliments of FROSTOP The Finest Drive-ins Anyv here 1000 Hardy St. Phone JU 4-9416 Hattiesburg, Mississippi DIAMOND SHOP Mississippi ' s Largest Diamond Merchant- Forrest Hotel Building Compliments of SOUTHERN CLEANERS JU 3-4071 HATTIESBURG HARD ARE STORES 305 Mobile Street JU 3-3525 CHAIN ELECTRIC, INC. Electrical Contractors- Engineers 903 Scooba Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Telephone JU 4-7154 JOHNSON ' S MUSIC COMPANY Complete Line Accessories 111 East Pine Street JU 2-1921 Compliments of HATTIESBURG BRICK WORKS Office: Ross Building J U 4-6436 Plant: Riverside J U 3-3626 THIRTY-EIGHTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH The Friendly Church Rev. Van C. Windham, Pastor We are behind Carey College and its Administration 100% Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Worship Service 10:55 A.M. Training Union 6:15 P.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. WELCOME TO TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Hardy Street at Sixteenth Avenue Hattiesburg V. L. STANFIELD, INTERIM PASTOR George D. Cravv ' ford, Minister of Music Mrs. George D. Crawford, Minister of Education COMPLIMENTS JU 3-1 727 Hattiesburg, Miss. JONES SUPPLY COMPANY Building Materials .. The New MclNNI S Men ' s Wear 118 W. Pine Street (Opposite Post Office) iMMM ,i S CITY W W DRUG. W ' STORE f BELL ' S R. D. TRADING POST Route 3 Edwards Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi New Used Furniture Hardware - Plumbing - Fixtures General Hardware Burrell C . Young Petal, Mississippi Compliments SMOKIE ' S SPORTING GOODS W. P. Smokie Harrington, Owner Phone 3-0922 Broadway Drive Hattiesburg, Mississippi HERCULES POWDER COMPANY Incorporated Naval Stores Department Hattiesburg, Mississippi ERNEST HIGGASON Hattiesburg, Mississippi Distributors Tom ' s Toasted Peanuts Cornpl irnents of A Friend STANDARD OFFICE SUPPL COMPAN { 1 14 East Front Street Hattlesburg, Mississippi STEELMAN ' S GROCERY 600 Eastside Avenue 601 West 4th A Good Place to Trade Compliments of FUNSTEN PECAN COMPANY of Hattiesburg For Best Quality Pecans SOUTHLAND FLORISTS Betty and Paul Wright Flowers for all Occasions Phone JUniper 4-7541 Hattiesburg, Mississippi HATTIESBURG CREAMER! What Hattiesburg Makes-Makes Hattiesburg Purity Mississippi ' s Purity Finest Laboratory Controlled Dairy Products Plant 117-119 Walnut Street JU 3-2646 PA USE-REFRESH COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Washington Avenue JU 3-1 764 Welcome to PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH Organized 1818 Located on Old Highway 49 North in Eatonville Community Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Training Union 6:45 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Mid-Week Prayer Service Where Visitors become Homefolks Rev. W. W. Grafton, Pastor Rev. Bill Mitchell, Assoc. Pastor Phone JU 4-5140 Phone JU 2-2733 ' ' l%m If ' t ' : 7 ?.! ■• ' : ' ? r ' - ' ; ' ' ' ■ ■ ' ' . . ,J !• ' ' • ' M ;■+:;. ' i t ;u ' , ' vr- ' - ■. ■ ' ' ■■.. d YEARIOOKS i)?. i ;: ■ eJ ctf - . iS:  % y . : h - ' l ' rX u ' ssissv  y ; ' ? f %-, ' r: T ty l6 •••• 9 •! V - ..-- ' V . - 2f : W ' W y '