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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1962 volume:

USADER 1962 John Dell Lindley Editor Sue Bates Assistant Editor Margie Blacklidge Business Manager FOREWORD The shield of the crusader served its purpose in times of old. The shield of today ' s crusader must take on new purposes, new meanings, and new dimen- sions. The shield was, in times of old, a weapon for defense; but it is, today, a symbol of faith, a symbol of courage, a symbol of hope, and a symbol of love. As a symbol of faith, it dispels doubt; as courage, it overcomes fear; as hope, it removes despair; as love, it conquers all. Hold fast your shields. Crusaders! Your shields must guard against poverty and disease; your shields must guard against ignorance and injustice; your shields must guard against greed and avarice; and your shields must guard against prejudice and intolerance. Your shields must stand for the ideals of being an educated person with an humble attitude and inquiring mind; your shields must stand for the ideals of doing the will of God with an unflinching determination and untiring spirit; and your shields must stand for the ideals of serving humanity with a warm heart and unparalleled compassion. CONTENTS Faculty, Staff, and Administration 16 The Classes 24 Features 46 Activities 70 Sports 88 ' W 00 iM . K iiiii ji ib Jb JlJj ljf The ancient crusaders had shields to protect them from their enemies. The enemies of the modern cru- saders are of a different nature — despair, doubt, fear, ignorance, injustice, greed, avarice, prejudice, and in- tolerance. Through this past year we have been shield- ed from them by HIGH THINKING. Our thoughts were kept high by high ideals and high expectations, by high standards, and by high hopes and high spirits. Through God ' s word we always receive inspiration and guidance as we read Our soul waiteth for the Lord: he is our help and our shield. Psalms 33:20 and Above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. Ephesians 6: 16. mmmmmmgmmmtmtm pillMfllMillMOnDflOflOflOflOMMMlliMCIIJlM HIGH IDEALS AND %f --;g4 -. BY i-1 RDS if The Shield goes forth with joy as we work and play- together. We are good citizens as we share in the vic- tories and as we adjust to failures. A. DR. CLARICE ROBINSON There are those who remain backstage when the cur- tains of hfe are pulled and the spot lights burn brightly. There is one in our midst who is such a person. Ac- counting for all the contributions made by her to the total program of education, would not be possible. She has inspired and directed her professional groups. She has always encouraged dedicated scholarship. Her test- ing programs and able counseling have helped many students determine the role they should pursue in life. Through application of accurate management princi- ples, she has been able to contribute to many worth- while publications. Her enthusiasm and interest in the athletic program have been a challenge to us all. The perfection she expects from others and herself leads to finer perform- ances in every way. So to you Dr. Robby we dedicate the 1962 Crusader. THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Dear Graduates of 1962, William Carey College has interested you in the pursuit of knowledge. In your college course you have acquired a knowledge of historical, cultural, eco- nomic, social, psychological and religious facts, theories and problems. We at Carey College have not been interested primarily in the transmission of knowl- edge. We have been interested in the development of your ability to think, to reason critically and independently. Carey College has taught you the art of moral discrimination, ethical restraints and imperative. We have been con- cerned with the development of your appreciations, of your imaginativeness. As a graduate of a Christian college you are to be known for superior personal tastes, for social and aesthetic preferences. Carey College, most of all, has been interested in your philosophy of life, in your spiritual values. My great hope is that you wiU realize the ideals of your Alma Mater. J. Ralph Noonkester OUR PRESIDENT AND HIS FAMILY 15 THE SHIELD 16 OF LEADERSHIP OF THE FACULTY, STAFF, AND ADMINISTRATION 17 DR. J. RALPH NOONKESTER President DR. JOSEPH ERNEST Dean of Instruction ADMINIS DR. WILLIAM C. YOUNG Dean of Students and Dean of Men MISS ELLEN DAVIS Dean of Women J. D. SIMS Business Manager TRATION WnXIAM E. MITCHELL Director of Public Relations and Alumni Activities DR. CLARICE M. ROBINSON Vocational Counselor DR. B. FRANK SMITH Director of Evening School Row One: Row Three: SARAH BAKER. B.A. JENNIE LOU BRELAND, B.M. REED CARTER, M.A. JUDSON CHASTAIN, PhD. ELLEN DAVIS, M.A. Voice Strings Brass and Percussion Education and Religion English JEWEL HANNAH, M.S., M.R.E. GEORGIANN HOLLIMAN, M.A. ROY HOOD, M.A. JULIA LOPER, M.A. Religious Education English Biology Secretarial Science and Business Education Row Two: RAY LUPER, M.M. Voice RUTH DUNCAN, M.Ed. Education JOSEPH ERNEST, Ph.D. English Row Four: FAY EUBANKS, M.A. French and Spanish ROBERT MADISON, M.S. Mathematics MARY B. FARRIS, M.Ed. Physical Education EVELYN McCLURE, M.S. Home Economics ROBERT GAULDIN, Ph.D. Music Theory J. C. McGRAW, Ph.D. History FACULTY 20 FACULTY Row One: Row Three: HELEN McWHORTER, M.M. WILEY MOODY, M.A. JOHN O ' KEEFE, M.A. Organ and Piano Physics and Cheviistry Physical Education B. FRANK SMITH, Ph.D. GERTRUDE SMITH, M.A. Religion and Philosophy Biology BURNEY PARKINSON, Ph.D. Education LILLIAN WEIDENHAMMER, Ph.D. Chemistry DERA PARKINSON, Ph.D. Psychology DONALD WINTERS, M.M. Music Row Two: FRANCES WINTERS, B.M. Music OBRA QUAVE, M.A. Speech JOEL RAY, D.R.E. Religious Education Row Four: MYRAH RILEY, M.A. CLARICE M. ROBINSON, Ed.D. English Economics and Business Administration DAVID C. YANG, Ph.D. WILLL M C. YOUNG, Ph.D. Education Religion and Psychology JOHN SINCLAIR, M.M. Music ELIZABETH YOUNG, M.R.E. Art A7h Row One: HERBERT BADGER MRS. FRANCES BARNETTE MRS. JUDSON CHASTAIN MRS. W. R. COOKSEY MISS FLORENCE LAMBERT Mainteiuince Manager Hostess, Johnson Hall Landscape Artist Hostess, Ttiscan Hall College Nurse Bow Two: MRS. MYRL LUPER Secretary to the President MRS. GLORIA NOBLES Secretary to Business Manager MRS. ELLEN REED Bookstore Manager MRS. KATHLEEN ROCKENBACH Hostess, Lawrence Hall MRS. HETTYE ROGERS Hostess, Ross Hall Bow Three: MRS. BEVERLY THARP Secretary to the Dean oj Instruction STAFF BOARD Of TRUSTEES MR. BRUCE AULTMAN MR. WHEELER BRYANT MRS. W. W. CRAWFORD DR. EARL GREEN MR. PURSER HEWITT MR. CRAWFORD LIPSEY MR. B. J. MARTIN DR. A. K. McMillan DR. GLEN PEARSON MR. JIMMY POPE MR. M. F. RAYBURN REV. JOHNNY L. TAYLOR MR. R. B. THOMAS DR. JOE TUTEN Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Jackson Brookhaven Laurel Lucedale Hattiesburg Richton Meridian Drew Hattiesburg Jackson 22 IN MEMORIAM RUTH MEEK SANDERS On November 28, 1961, William Carey College lost a dedicated, capable, and beloved faculty member. On that day, Ruth Meek Sanders, Associate Professor of Social Science, departed this life. Mrs. Sanders had joined the faculty in September, 1956. Since that time, she had taught various courses in history, sociology, and Latin. Hundreds of Carey students had been taught, encouraged, and inspired by this devoted woman. Her teaching career included teaching in public and private schools in Ken- tucky, Ohio, and Illinois. She taught also at Wesleyan College and Senior High, Owensboro, Kentucky, for twenty-four years. She is still remembered and loved at that school and by her former students everywhere. We will long mourn the loss of this fine teacher. 23 THE SHIELD 24 OF LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM THAT HELPS US TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF OUR TIMES 25 Lett to Right: Jimmy Gray, Ramey Beavers, Peggy Davidson, Marie Fair- cloth, Pat Kerr, and Mary Blakeney. THE CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS Jimmy Gray President Pat Kerr Vice-President Peggy Davidson Secretary Mary Blakeney Treasurer Marie Faircloth Reporter Ramey Beavers S.G.A. Representative 26 JUNIORS Johnny Coulter President Leo Brown Vice-President Nancy Davis Secretary Marsha Canty Treasurer Beth Millican Reporter Ray Burdeshaw S.G.A. Representative Left to Right: Marsha Canty, Nancy Davis, Beth Millican, Leo Brown, Johnny Coulter, and Ray Burdeshaw. SOPHOMORES Bill Raley Bobby Magee Delores Bradley Margaret Causey Mary Hawkins Tommy Russ President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter S.G.A. Representative Left to Right: Bill Raley, Margaret Causey, Mary Hawkins, Delores Bradley, Bobby Magee, and Tommy Russ. Left to Right: Ronnie Herrod, Johnny Speed- ling, Tommy White, Judy Covington, Carol Pierce, and Mikki Ladshaw. FRESHMEN Johnny Speedling President Tommy White Vice-President Judy Covington Secretary Carol Pierce Treasurer Mikki Ladshaw Reporter Ronnie Herrod S.G.A. Representative SONNY ADKINS Oakvale BA. in History B-S-U.. Jail Representative: Ministerial Association, JOE AINSWORTH Brandon B.S. in Biology HUGHIE ALFORD Mt. Hermon, La. B.S. in Physical Education P.E. Club; C Club; Baseball. Second Row: CAROL ANNIS Wiggins B.M. in Church Music Alpha Lambda; Delphinians; Chorale Association of Church Music Majors. HELEN ANTHONY B.A. in History HERBERT BADGER B.A. in Religion Easley, S. C. Maiden, Mass. PATSY BATEMAN Laurel B.M. in Mvisic Education Choir. JANIE BEARD Louisville B.A. in Elementary Education RAMEY BEAVERS Lucedale B.A. in English SGA; Senior Class Officer; Library Club, President: SEA; Men ' s Affairs Board. LINDA BELL Lena B.M. in Music EMucation DAVIS BERRYHILL McComb B.A. in Religion and Philosophy Hattiesburg MARGIE BLACKLIDGE B.A, in English Delphinians; Chorale; Annual Staff MARY BLAKENEY Hattiesburg B.M. in Music ixiucation H. M. BOONE Mobile, Ala. B.A. in Religion WIIXIAM BOLTON Houston, Texas B.A. in History B.S.U., Mission Band; Ministerial Associ ation. EDITH BOYANTON Ellisville B.S. in Biology PATRICLf . BRASWELL Hattiesburg B.A. in Elementary Education S.E.A.; Theatre Guild, Best Actress Award. ANNETTE BRYAN Laurel B.A. in ReUgious Education B.S.U. Executive Council; Thalians, Secretary; Choir; YWA. NONA BUFFUM B.M. in Music Education Gulfport RAY BURDESHAW Panama City, Fla. B.M. in Music Education Carey College Chorale; S.G.A.; Junior Class Officer; President. Association of Church Musicians; Library Club; Men ' s Affairs Board; Oratorio Choir. NELDA CAMP Handsboro B.A. in Elementary Education Delphinian Society; Home Economics Club; Class Officer; Class Favorite; Homecoming Court; Most Beautiful. Second Row: FA YE CHAPPELL LouisvUle B.A. in Elementary Education S.E.A.; Y.W.A,; Tlialian Society. EDNA CLAY Wiggins B.A in English S-EA.; Thalian Society; Y.W.A. JOYCE COMBY PhUadelphia B.A. in Religion and Philosophy WILBUR CREECH Barnwell, S. C. B.A. in Religion and Philosophy Ministerial Association. WAYNE CREEL Hattiesburg B.A. in History Library Club; Ministerial Association. BOB CUCCARO McKees Rock, Pa. B.S. in Biology and Physical Ekiucation Basketball; P.E. Club; C Club. Fourth Row: PEGGY DAVIDSON Vinegar Bend, Ala. B.A. in Elementary Mucation May Day Court; Homecoming Court; Class Officer; W.A.B.; SEA.; Class Favorite; Delphinian Society. KARY DAVISON Lumberton B.S. in Chemistry Pre-Medical Club. VIRGINLA DOLLFUS Hattiesburg B.A. in History ELLEN DUKE Mobile, Ala. B.A. in English JOHN DUKE Mobile, Ala. BA. in History President. Ministerial Association. BILLIE JEAN DUNNAN Waynesboro B.S. in Biology Y.W.A.; B.S.U. Executive Council; E elphLnian Society; Hcffne Economics Club; Alpha Lambda; Chi Beta Phi. SENIORS 29 First Row: BEN EARNEST Sarasota, Fla. B.A. in R eligion and Philosophy Ministerial Association; International Relations Club. MARIE FAIRCLOTH Bratt, Fla. B.A. in Elementary Education Delphinian Society; Chapel Choir; Officer, YW.A.; Executive Council. B.S.tJ.; Class Officer; B.SU. Ac- tivities Award- BENNIE FORD Hattiesburg B.S. in Biology Mr. Carey College; President. S.G.A.; B.S.U.; Theatre Guild; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Second Row: DONNIE FRANKS Pertshire B.S. in Physical Education Basketball; P.E. Club; C Club. RAY FULTON B.A. in History Ministerial Association. Philadelphia JOAN GEIGER Meridian B.A. in English B.S.U. Council; Chapel Choir; Delphinian Society; Officer. Y.W.A.; Winner. Literary Festival; S.E.A.; Author. William Carey College Alma Mater. Third Row: HOMER GEORGE Mobile, Ala. B.A. in Business Administration IDA MAE GRAHAM Coffeeville B.S. in Elementary EkJucation YW.A.: Executive Council. B.S.U, JIMMY GRAY B.S. in Physical Education PE Club; President. Senior Class; SEA Gulfport Fourth Row: ROSALIND GUYNES Crystal Springs B.M. in Music Education Delphinian Society; Class Officer; Executive Council, B.SU : President. W AB ; Chorale; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Miss Carey College. ELIZABETH HANBERRY Sumrall B.S. in Business Education MARGIE HARRIS Hamilton B.A. in Religious Education Thalian Society; YW.A. Fifth Row: JEANETTE HENDERSON Satsuma, Ala. B.M. in Music Education Chorale; Delphinian Society; Officer, Y.W.A.; Greater Council, B.S.U. MARY LOU HENDRIX Molino, Fla. B.M. in Church Mvisic Chorale; Secretary. Church Music Association. ROBERT HENSARLING B.S. in Biology Hattiesburg CATHERINE HILLMAN Richton B.S. in Elementary Education DALE HINTON Prichard, Ala. B.M. in Music Education M.A.B.; Third ' Vice-President. S.G.A.; Carey College Ctborale; Most Versatile. BOBBY HOOD EllisviUe B.M. in Church Music and Music Exiucation Friendliest Boy; Annual Staff; Chapel Choir; Carey College Chorale; Greater Coiincil. B.S.U First Row: JOYCE HOPPER Mobile, Ala. B.S. in Business Administration Cheerleader; Drama Award; Theatre Guild; Class Officer; COBBLER and CRUSADER Staffs; Class Fav- orite; Library Club; Home Economics Club; President. Delphinian Society. MURL HOVER Laurel B.A. in Elementary Education EVELYN HOWARD Lumberton B.S. in Home Economics Delphinian Society; W.A.B,; May Day Court; Greater Council. B.S.U. MING MING HU Bangkok, Thailand B.S in Biology Y.W.A.; Thalian Society. WOODROW HUDSON Prichard, Ala. B.A. in History Men ' s Affairs Board. CAROLYN HULSBTif Hattiesburg B.S. in Physical Eklucation Library Club Third Row: Hattiesburg MILDRED HUST B.A. in English Alpha Lambda; Business Manager. THE CRUSADER EARL JACKSON Sumter, S. C. B.A. in History EDWINA JENKINS Meridian B.A. in Elementary Education Executive Council, B.S.U. ; Y.W.A.; S.E.A. Fourth Row: PAT KERR Meridian B.A. in English Citizenship Award; Class Officer; Thalian Society; President, Y.W.A.; Cheerleader. JAMES KIRKLAND Laurel B.A. in History Greater Council, B.S.U.; Ministerial Association; Mis- sion Band; International Relations Club. MIKE KNIPPERS Tylertown B.A. in Speech, Religion and Philosophy Theatre Guild; Ministerial Association; Class Officer; B.S.U.; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. BOB KOUNS Southshore, Ky. B.S. in Physical Education Basketball; Baseball; P E. Club; C Club, JOHN DELL LINDLEY Moselle B.S in Elementary Eklucation Secretary, SGA,; Editor, THE LANCE; Editor, THE CRUSADEIR; Litaean Society; Home Economics Club, Association of Campus Presidents; Mission Band; Y.W.A.; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. JOSEPHINE LUNDY B.A in Eiiglish Library Club; Y.W.A. SENIORS Columbia 31 DAISY MOORE Hattiesburg B.A. in Elementary Education SEA. Mobile, Ala. International Relations Club; Vice-President, Chi Beta EDGAR NAPIER B.S. in Biology Phi, GLENDA NIX Bay Springs B.A. in English Y.W.A.; Executive Council. B.S.U.; International Re- lations Club; Library Club. EDILE DeOLIVEIRA Rio, Brazil B.M. in Church Music Campus Beauty; Carey College Chorale. BILL OSBORN Charleston B.A. in Speech B.S.U.. President; State B.S.U- Vice President; Theatre Guild; Platter Platoon; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. MILTON PATRICK Vidalia, La. B.M. in Church Music ' Chorale. VIRGINIA PEREGO Wiggins B.M. in Music Education Chorale; Litaean Society. THONG CHA PHANUMAPHORN Thailand B.S. in Chemistry Chi Beta Phi JAMES PORTER Hattiesburg B.A. in Religion and Philosophy MARILYN POWELL Leakesville B.S. in Elementary Education R. R. REED Hattiesburg B.A. in Religion and Philosophy Ministerial Association. ROBERT RELEY Augusta, Georgia B.A. in Religion and Philosophy Fifth Row: FRED ROANE B.S. in Math C Club. Carthage DENA SUE RUSHING Mi B.S. in Home Economics Home Economics Club. President; Y.W.A. PAULINE SCOTT Na B.A. in English Sixth Row: WADE SCULLY Morgan City, La. B.A. in Elementary Education B.S.U., Vice President; SEA . President; Men ' s Af- fairs Board; IVUssion Band; CRUSADER Staff; COBBLER Staff Whistler, Ala. JEANNE SMITH B.A. in History LARRY SMITH B.A. in Elementary Education Executive Council. B.S.U.; SEA.; Ministerial Asso- ciation; Library Club. Laurel First Row: PAUL SOUSA McKees Rock, Pa. B.S. in Physical Education JAMES STEWART Collins B.S. in Biology CHARLENE TAYLOR Hattiesburg B.A. in Hementary Education Student Education Association. Second Row: Hattiesburg SARAH NELL TEW B.A. in English GEORGE TURNAGE Silver Creek B.A. in Religion and Philosophy Greater Council, B.S.U. JOHN VICKERS B.S. in Physical Education Basketball; Baseball, P.E. Club; C Club Belzoni Third Row: MAC WADE Seminary B.S. in Biology P.E. Club; Intramurals. SAMMY WAGGENER Petal B.S. in History Baseball: C Club; P.E. Club. HOWARD WALKER York. Ala. B.A. in Religion and Philosophy Ministerial Association- Fourth Row: JIM WALTERS Buras, La. B.A. in Speech B.S.U. ; President, Sophomore Class; Theatre Guild; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. WAYNE WARD Wiggins B.M. in Church Music President, Carey College Chorale; Church Music As- sociation; Favorite, Freshman Class; Class Officer; S.G.A. HAROLD WATKINS Hattiesburg B.M. in Music Education Oratorio Choir; Church Music Association. GEORGE WELCH Hattiesburg B.A. in Religion and Philosophy Officer. Ministerial Association. LEROY WESCOVICH Pass Christian B.S. in Physical Education President, P.E. Club; Vice-President. M.A.B.; Treas- urer, C Club; Basketball Varsity; Baseball Varsity; Most Handsome. JERRY WHITE B.A. in History Ministerial Association. Columbia PAUL WIGGINS Sidon B.S. in Business Administration A. V. WINDHAM Bay Springs B.S. in Business Exlucation Vice-President, B.S.U.; Greater Council. B.S.U.; Theatre Guild; President, Library Club; Officer. S.EA.; Ministerial Association; International Relations Club. SENIORS iflH|| B First Row: GAYLE ANDERSON DONNiE BAnjnr ROSELLA BAKER SUE BATES JOE BELAN IVAN BELL LESLIE BLACKWELL Second Row: DORIS BOGGAN THOMAS BRANNON BENNETT BRTIT KENNETH BROOM LEO BROWN DEBORAH BUTCHER EUGENE CABANISS JUNIORS Third Row: Williamston, S. C. DON CAMPBKI.T, Baton Rouge, La. MARSHA CANTY Greybull, Wyo. LYNNE CARPENTER Pascagoula RAY CARTER McKees Rock, Pa. RALPH CHANCE Blytheville, Ark. HENRY CHIAM Tylertown JOHN CHRISTY Mendenhall Hattiesburg Meridian Sumrall Prichard, Ala. Gulfport Whitmire, S. C. Fourth Row: JOHN CLARK PAULINE COGGIN J. W. COKER JOHNNY COULTER JACKIE CRABTREE W. G. CUMMINGS FRANCIS DAVIS Fifth Row: NANCY DAVIS Derry, Pa Pascagoula Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Silver Creek Djkarta, Indonesia Hattiesburg Tibbie, Ala. Eight Mile, Ala. Meridian Bassfield San Francisco, Cal. Buckatunna Brooklyn Picayune First Bow: CLARENCE DENNY J D. DICKERSON HENRY ENTREKIN JERRY ESTES JIMMIE ESTES JUDY EVANS LAMAR FLEMING Second Row: DEWEY FLORA RAY FOSTER CAMELLIA GARRETT CHARLES GILDER WILLIE MAE GILES ROBERT GLAZAR ANNETTE GREER CLYDE GRBIER LA VON GRIMSLEY Hattiesburg Hattiesbiirg Ellisville Shannon Shannon Waynesboro Orlando, Fla. MARTHA ANN HALL DAVID HARBESON PRJCE HARRIS CHARLES HARVEY HUGH LYNN HAYS Columbus Fourth Row: Hattiesburg Greenville, S. C. Greenville Daleville Meridian Geneva, Ala. BONNIE JO HIGH DAPHNE HINTON JACK HOSEY PATSY HOUSTON SHARON HOWARD JAMES HUMPHRIES MARION INGRAM Geneva, Ala. Fifth Row: Sumrall ODUS JACKSON JUNIORS Mathiston Sumrall Plantersville Prentiss Mt. Olive Spartanburg, S. C. Hattiesburg Laurel Philadelphia Tibbie, Ala. Charles Heights, S. C. Soso 35 yiii First Row: Third Row: ROGER W. JARRKT.T, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. SUE McCLOSKY Tampa, Fla. J. PAUL JONES Meridian RAY McCORKLE Houston RUBY JONES Anquilla DOROTHY McDILL Bay Minette, Ala. RICHARD KHOE Barat, Indonesia SHARRY McDILL Bay Minette, Ala. TOMMY KNIGHT F ichard, Ala. HAROLD McINTSnS Waynesboro EUZABETH LACY Moss Point ALBERT McMUT,I,EN Meridian LEONARD LADNER Gulfport JOHN MERCK Hattiesburg Second Row: Fourth Row: HOWARD LATHROP EURCEL LAWS HAROLD LEYTHAM LYNN LOTT JOY MACKEY GEORGE MARTENS CURTIS McCALL Kingstree, S. C. Greer, S. C. Mobile, Ala. Sumrall Crystal Springs WoodviUe Panama City, Fla. LEWIS METTS ROBERT MEYER BETH MILLICAN FAYE MICHELL ANNE MULL EMILY KAY MULLENS WOODROW NAIL Fifth Row: Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. Chickasaw, Ala. Laurel Easley, S. C. MendenhaU Plant City, Fla. JUNIORS DANNY NUMANN 36 LOU ALICE PARKER Eureka Springs, Ark. Quitman First Row: MAX PARKER ROBERT PEARCE PHILIP PEREGO BOBBY PIERCE MARIE PIERCE ANNIE LOU POLK BO ROBERTS Second Row: LONNIE RUSH JO ANN SANDERS ANDREW SCHOTPGEN BOBBY SCOTT DWIGHT SMITH CARRIE SPENCE NANCY STERLING Third Row: PAT STILL LARRY TAYLOR JAMES TERPO Heidelberg J Uill HCJ Tupelo Wiggins Varnado, La. Sandy Hook JANICE THAMES Gulfport Hattiesburg ROBERT THOMPSON Petal Biloxi DAVID TOWNSEND TALBERT TRAYLOR Hattiesburg Meridian Montrose, Ala. Silver Creek Prichard, Ala. Hattiesburg Richton Jackson Fourth Row: LEWIS VAUGHN SHALLEY VAUGHN JONATHAN WADDELL DON WATKINS CHARLOITE WATTS Jackson Brandon Crystal Springs Albany, Ga. Columbia Addison, Ala. JAMES WELLMAN PATRICIA WEST Fifth Row: Hattiesburg Stringer Barnwell, S. C. VERONICA WHEELER Sandersville Biloxi GLEN WILLIAMS Jackson West Blocton, Ala. PHILLIP WILLIS Talladega, Ala. M ll First Row: IRBY JEAN ADKINS BLANCHE AULTMAN WILTON BENNETT LINDA BLACKWELL TOMMY BLAKENEY HENNY BOLTON LENNY BOLTON Second Row: JOHN BOROM DELORES BRADLEY JOHNIE BRIDGES BECKY BRISTER CAROLINE BRUNSON BETTY CANTWELL JOHN CARTER SOPHOMORES Third Row: Hattiesburg MARGARET CAUSEY Gloster Sumrall VIRGINIA CLARK Daphne No. Carrollton ANN COCHRAN Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. ALON COLLKi ' l ' l Hattiesburg Hattiesburg GEORGE COLLINS Blenchester, Ohio Mobile, Ala. DON GRAIN Columbia Mobile, Ala. CLARA DANIELS Fourth Row: Atmore, Ala. CECIL DEAS Montgomery, Ala. Fairhope, Ala. BARBARA DUNAGAN Satsiime, Ala. Gulfport ROSE DYESS Ellisville Prentiss PAUL EDWARDS Brooklyn Pascagoula GERALD FERGUSON Paso Robles, Calif. Mobile, Ala. EVELYN FORREST Millry, Ala. Tylertown JO ANNE FORTENBERRY Tylertown Petal Fifth Row: PHILLIS FOSTER Mobile, Ala. CARL FUNDERBURK Seminary SUE GIDEONS Mobile, Ala. 3 8 SHIRLEY GLOVER Mobile, Ala. First Bow: SOP HOMOHFS BILL GUNN Petal O _J A 1 X v ifX _ J. I. ili O MARY HAWKINS SARAH HENDRICKS BETTY HOLCOMB BOBBIE HOLLAND ROBERT HOWARD Foley, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Long Beach Winter Garden, Fla. Bassfield KATHERINE LIANG W. P. LOTT BOBBY MAGEE GEORGE MILLS Hong Kong, China Sumrall Tylertown Mobile, Ala. BKI ' i ' Y HULL Mobile, Ala. Fourth Row: Second Bow: JONELL MORGAN VIRGINIA NALL Meridian Saraland, Ala. RUBYE LYNN IVEY Richton JEWELDEAN NAPIER Mobile, Ala. DALE JOHNSON Bay Minette, Ala. WALTER NELSON Theodore, Ala. ANNE JONES Carthage BETTY NOBLES Petal RALPH JONES Jackson, Ala. MERV OLIVER Montgomery City, Mo. CLAUDE KILLIAN Selma, Ala. PATTIE PARNELL Sardis TOMMY KING Sumrall CECILIA KOH Singapore, Malaya Fifth Row: JUDY PEDEN Crenshaw Third Bow: CLAUDIA PIKE Pascagoula MacARTHUR LEE Picayune HARVEY RACKLEY UnadiUa, Ga. RAY LEFFLER Hattiesburg BILL RALEY McKees Rock, Pa. RAY LEGGflT Poplarville de:an rimer Petal 39 First Row: BOBBY SPEIGHTS Carson BUNNY RIMMER Wiggins EMILY SPENCE Atmore, Ala. GUY RIPPY Albany, Ga, CLAUDE STEELE Chickasaw, Ala. MELBA SUE ROPER Prichard, Ala. DAVID STEELMAN Hattiesburg BILL ROSS Point Marion, Pa. ROBERT STEINMETZ Purvis CAROLYN ROY Mobile, Ala. MARILYN ROY Mobile, Ala. Fourth Row: TOMMY RUSS Mobile, Ala. EUGENE STEWART Bay Minette, Ala. Second Row: DORIS SCHNEIDER LOUIS SCOTT ELIZABETH SELLERS BARNES SHARITT CAROLYN SIMPSON FAY STEWART Bay Minette, Ala. Alberta, Canada Mobile, Ala. Moselle Mobile, Ala. Theodore, Ala. ROBERT TAMNEY JIMMY TAYLOR RONALD THOMAS JAMES THOMPSON PATRICIA THOMPSON Tampa, Fla. Biloxi Bogalusa, La. Hattiesburg Kreole JACK SKINNER COLLIER SLEDGE Mobile, Ala. Charlotte, N. C. Fifth Row: STEVE TILLMAN Mobile, Ala. Third Row: ANDREW TRUELOVE Prichard, Ala. EDITH SMITH Hattiesburg MARY EVELYN TUCKER Russell MARVIN SMITH Lumberton JOE WATSON Pascagoula FAYE WELCH Columbia O i k Th TT k It f T ► 17 C A BRENDA WILLLAMS MobUe Ala. SOPHOMOF L Hi O CHESTER WILLLAMS Hattiesbtirg First Row: JIMMIE FAYE ABSTON MICHAEL ADAMS SYLVIA ALEXANDER WILLIAM ARNOLD GARY ARTHUR JOHN ASHCRAFT LOIS BADGER PORTIA BAILEY Second Row: RONNIE BAILEY CHARLES BALL BOBBIE BARNES TOMMYE SUE BARR BILLY BECKMAN PEGGY BELL PATRICIA BLACKMON DURWOOD BLACKWELL Third Row: MARILYN BOTTER SHERRY BRANTON CHARLENE BRELAND SAMMY BRELAND MARY BROWN PATRICIA BROWN Gilbertown, Ala. Daphne, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. Long Beach Lockesville Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Lena Mobile, Ala. Moss Point Mobile, Ala. Columbia Hattiesburg Wilmer, Ala. Enterprise Cantonment, Fla. FRESHMEN RAYMOND BRYANT RICHARD BRYANT Fourth Row: JENNY BULLOCK MARTINA BURGOS BILL CAPPS JOAN CHENG LARKIN COLLINS JOYCE COMPTON JUDY COVINGTON SARAH CRISWELL Fifth Row: ANITA CROMWELL ANA CRUZ CHARLES DAVIS ROBERT DENNIS EVA DICKINSON PAULA DONEGAN RONALD DOVE RAY DUBOSE Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Shelby Saraland, Ala. Hong Kong, China Hattiesburg Saraland, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Chickasaw, Ala. Ellisville San Salvador, El Salvador Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Seymour, Tenn. Hattiesburg Crosby Atmore, Ala. Hattiesburg First Row: DAVID GUMM Biloxi DONNA DUCK Bay Minette, Ala. HELEN HALL Fairhope, Ala. HAROLD DUCK Bay Minette, Ala. NADINE HANBERRY Sumrall ALTON DUNAWAY Hattiesburg PAUL HENSHAW North Augusta, S. C. DEBORAH DURANT Bay Minette, Ala. LINDA HARVILLE Bay Minette, Ala. HELEN DUTTON Mobile, Ala. MARTHA HAWKINS Mobile, Ala. FAYE FERGUSON Biloxi RICHARD FINDLEY Hattiesburg KAY FINNEY Chaffee, Mo. Fourth Row: TERRELL HENDERSON Crystal Springs Second Row: MARGARET HENDRY Hattiesburg ALBERT EAST CHARLES EDENFIELD BETTY EDWARDS JERRY EVANS RITA EVANS CHARLES FORTENBERRY Hattiesburg Bay St. Louis Mobile, Ala. Chickasaw, Ala. Saraland, Ala. Columbia BRENDA HERRING RONNIE HERROD JUDY HILBUN REGINA HOLLEY ANN HOLMES DONALD HOWELL Foxworth Mobile, Ala. Hattiesburg Prichard, Ala. Bogalusa, La. Jackson, Ala. JAMES FRANKS Hattiesburg ANNE GIRLING Hialeah, Fla. Fifth Row: JESSE HUDDLE Axis, Ala. Third Row: ROBERT IMMS Chunchula, Ala. JOE GREEN Saraland, Ala. NELDA IVEY Quitman SUE GRIMSLEY Hattiesburg GLENDA JOHNSON Fairhope, Ala. JOHN JOLLY Mobile, Ala. BRENDA JONES Petal 1? t 17 C T J A F 17 TVT PATRICIA JONES Winter Garden, Fla. t KhhlliVlJl.i JUNE KAHLER Gulfport 42 First Rowr SUSAN KEENE RUBY KENDALL NANCY KENT MARY LADSHAW DUEL LAIRD HENRY LAMBERT BOYD LANGSTON LINNIE LIFER Second Row: LARRY LIVERMAN RON LOGSDON DIANE LOTT VICCI MARCON CAROL MARTENS SHARRON MARTIN WILLIAM MARTIN JUSTO MATHEWS Third Row: MELVIN McCONNELL JOYCE McINTYRE MARTY McMULLAN VICTOR McSWAIN DALE MEADOR THOMAS MILLER Pascagoula Columbia New Orleans, La. Monroe, La. Tylertown Brooklyn Prentiss Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. Philpot, Ky. Sumrall Tampa, Fla. Woodville Thomaston, Ga. Florence, Ky. Maracaibo, Venezuela Prichard, Ala. Wardell, Mo. Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. Laurel Pascagoula FRESHMEN JIMMY MITCHELL DELORES MOODY Fourth Row: LYMAN MOORE GEORGE MYERS DANNY NELSON SHARON NELSON JOHN OWENS SANDRA PERRY PEGGY PETTY CAROL PIERCE Fifth Row: BETH ANN PURNELL WAYNE RALEY JERRY HANDLE CHANDLER REYNOLDS BEVERLY RICHARDSON DORTHEA ROBERSON BERTIST ROUSE KIT SANDIDGE Whistler, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Hattiesburg Axis, Ala. Saraland, Ala. Bon Secour, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Jay, Fla. Petal Los Angeles, Calif. Barrington, N. J. Mobile. Ala. Chickasaw, Ala. Picayune Mobile, Ala. Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Montgomery, Ala. First Row: DOLLIE SHEFFIELD REILLY SIMPSON ANN SLAY FRANK SMITH REX SOUTHWELL JOHNNY SPEEDLING ROSE MARIE STALLWORTH ANN STRINGER Second Row: EUGENE TAGGERT FRANCES TAYLOR WAYNE TAYLOR JOHN TEO FLOYD THARP PATSY THOMPSON JOANNE TILLMAN STEVE VALENTI Third Row: HAMP VALENTINE JERRY VARNER FRESHMEN Jackson, Ala. Theodore, Ala. Chickasaw, Ala. Santa Fe, N. M. Wilmer, Ala. Chickasaw, Ala. Beatrice, Ala. Bay Springs Citronelle, Ala. Meridian Gulfport Bangkok, Thailand Mt. Vernon, Ala. Laurel Mobile, Ala. New Orleans, La, Hattiesburg Covington, La. ALBERTO VILl ELLEN WAKEFIELD BARBARA WALLEY RACHEL WARD ANNETTE WATLER CAROLE WEATHERSBY Fourth Row: RONNIE WHIDDON TOMMY WHITE LYNDA WILLIAMS OLIVER WILLIAMS GENE WINTERS EMMETT WYMAN RICKEY YOUNGBLOOD Lima, Peru Barrington, N. J. Leakesville Wiggins Mobile, Ala. Florence Chickasaw, Ala. Columbia Mobile, Ala. Prichard, Ala. Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Pascagoula SPECIAL STUDENTS I Fifth Row: VIRGINIA CRISTANCHA MARGHERITA lANNUZZI MARTA QUINTANILLA EUGENE SHIRLEY Bogata, Colombia Caracas, Venezuela San Salvador, El Salvadore Orlando, Fla. 44 Left to Right, Row One: Judieth Williams, Mamie Johnson, Dixie Sanders, Kay Robbins. Row Two: Era Crenshaw, Monnie Little, Bessie Flowers. Row Three: John Hudson, Rex McDaniel, Johnny Barnes. Row Four: Curtis Williams, Gene Bobo, Carl Jones. Row Five: Edward Dickson, Winfred Easley, Travis Moss. Row Six: Jerry Stennett, Alan Evans, John Overall. 45 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS THE SHIELD 46 OF HONOR IS BESTOWED ON THOSE INDIVroUALS WHOSE BEHAVIOR IS HONORABLE BECAUSE THAT WHICH IS HONORABLE IS BECOMING MR. CAREY COLLEGE (ISennie ora 48 MISS CAREY COLLEGE I ' oialind Ljuuned 49 ll tn v. % LEADERSHIP Eitt OsLrn 50 SCHOLARSHIP WliJreJ J4,al WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Left to Bight, Seated: Rosalind Guynes, Carole Pearce, John Dell Lindley. Standing: Jimmy Walters, Bennie Ford. 52 Left to Right, Seated: Pauline Coggin, Sue Bates. Standing: Bill Osbom, Michael Knip- pers. WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 53 MOST HANDSOME W-. We,. OLe. 54 MOST BEAUTIFUL m. Ro.e 2), eii 55 BEAUTY rvlisd JSunnu fl ' lartb 56 BEAUTY 57 BEAUTY 58 BEAUTY iniii Jeborak { id chef 59 CAMPUS BEAUTIES AND MOST HANDSOME 60 61 MOST VERSATILE IKobert llHuer ana iKoiatina KiuuneS FRIENDLIEST cJLeo (f3rown ana I lancu alJauid 62 gMj £ ' :J -ttlli :XI - ■ Wl ' ft « ' 9i2iS i)|jiii|f i jS ■BBi a 63 SPORTSMANSHIP (13 ill l aleu and (i3oooie rroltand SENIOR PEGGY DAVIDSON JIMMY GRAY CLASS LARRY TILLMAN PAULINE COGGIN JUNIOR 64 SOPHOMORE MARGARET CAUSEY EUGENE STEWART FAVORITES TOMMY WHITE CAROL PIERCE FRESHMAN 65 HoMECOMlf G HOMECOMING COURT Left to Right, Row One: John Owens and Carol Pierce, Fresh- Kerr, Senior Maid, and Jimmy Gray. Row Three: Joyce Hopper man Maid; Becky Brister, Sophomore Maid, and Eugene Stew- Queen, and Bobby Hood. ' art. Row Two: Pat Still and Bonnie Jo High, Junior Maid; Pat HOMECOMING I V I id 6 Aoiice .J opper HOMECOMING QUEEN MAY DAY THE MAY COURT The May Court from Left to Right: Bobby Speights, Escort, and Joy Macky, Maid of Honor, Delpliinian Society; Bill Ross, Es- cort, and Carolyn Simpson, Litaean Society; Tommy Knight, Escort, and Shirley Glover, Litaean Society; John Dell Lindley, May Queen, Litaean Society, and Wade Scully, Escort; Edwina Jenkins, Delphinian Society, and Robert Myer, Escort; Judy Peden, Thalian Society, and Tommy Russ, Escort; Jackie Crab- tree, Thahan Society, and Paul Hanshew, Escort. rvlii (folin Jjell JLindlei MAY QUEEN 68 t.ff ?f THE SHIELD OF 70 GOOD CITIZENSHIP IN ACTIVITIES AS WE LEARN TO WORK TOGETHER 71 !l Left to Right, Sitting: Bunny Rimmer, Bennie Ford, Sue Bates. Standing: Veronica Wheeler, Ray Burdeshaw, John Dell Lindley, Ramey Beavers, Tommy Russ, Rosalind Guynes, Larry Tillman. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 72 WOMEN ' S AFFAIRS BOARD Left to Right, Sitting: Lou Alice Parker, Peggy Davidson, Rosa- lind Guynes, Marsha Canty, Pat Kerr. Standing: Nancy Davis, Veronica Wheeler, Doris Schneider. Left to Bight: Larry Speights; Larry Tillman; Ray Burdeshaw; Ramey Beavers, Dr. William Young, Dean of Students. MEN ' S AFFAIRS BOARD B.S.U. EXECUTIVE COUNCII Left to Right, Row One: Miss Hannah, R. Dyess, B. Dun- nam, E. Jenkins, A. Bryan, J. Fortenberry. Row Two: M. Faircloth, F. Stewart, E. Sellers, D. Magee, C. Daniels, G. Nix, P. Kerr. Row Three: L. Smith, J. Duke, R. Myer, S. Adkins, Rev. C. B. Hamlett. Row Four: B. Boulton, W. Scully, L. Brown, B. Osbom. B.S.U. GREATER COUNCII -Left to Right, Row One: Miss Hannah, P. Pameil, N. Davis, B. Dunnam, E. Laws, E. Jenkins, R. Ward. A. Bryan, J. FortenbeiTy, N. Buffum, S. Mc- Closkey. Row Two: R. Dyess, M. Faircloth, F. Stewart, E. Seller, M. Hawkins, J. Geiger, C. Daniels, G. Nix, C. Garrett. Row Three: N. Sterling, J. Peden, R. Jones, S. McDill, D. Magee, L. Williams, A. Polk, M. Hawkms, J. Khaler, P. Kerr. Row Four: F. Smith, B. Magee, W. Scully, J, Coulter, G. Turnage, Rev. Hamlett. Row Five: D. Owens, L. Smith, J. Duke, R. M%ei P H. uon S dkins J Kirkland, J, Christy. Row Six: B. Boulton, P. Still, L. Brown B Osloin E Tit,t, -it C Gilder. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 74 YOUNG WOMEN ' S AUXILIARY .A J-. - i. H - U W Ik ii -1sd:,,,mi_M:..7M Left to Right, Row One: Camellia Garrett, Annette Bryan, Annie Lou Polk, Delores Magee, Bobby Magee. Row Two: Rose Dyess, Joanna Fortenberry, Pauline Coggin, Sherry Branton! Patty Parnell. Row Three: Miss Hannah, John Dell Lindley, Janie Beard, Shirley Glover, Pat Kerr. Row Four: Bill Boulton, Robert Myer. MISSION BAND 75 ' ' . MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Left to Right, Row One: Dr Rav, G Tumage. R Leggett, S Adkins, J. White, B. Boulton, J. Duke, J. Bridges, S. Tillman, Dr. Smith. Row Two: R. Logsdon, J. Clark, L. Smith, J. Coulter, R. Herrod, J. Kirkland. Row Three: J. Estes, C. Funderburk, W, Taylor, W. Ben- nett, D. Smith, C. Gilder, B. Earnest. Row Four: J. Christy, C. Williams, C. Fortenbery, W. Hudson, M. Knippers, R. Jones, C. Gibson. Left to Right, Row One: B. Aultman, J. Lindley, J. Napier, J. Fortenberry, N. Davis, M, Blacklidge, P. Coggin, B. Purnell, W. Giles, P. Parnell, P. Davidson, Dr. Yang. Row Two D. Magee, C. Brunson, C. Daniels, F. Welch, E. Wakefield, D. Boggin, K. MuUins Mitchell Row Three J Peden E Sellers S Bates, M Ingram C Row Four A Schottgen L Blackwell D Moore M Hawkins, Brown, R Beavers, J Gray, E Shirley, L Smith Watts, J. Evans, P. West. T. Knight, P. Foster, L. STUDENT H EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 76 ALPHA LAMBDA Left to Right, Seated: Billie Jean Dunnam, Dolores Magee, Sue Bates, Nancy Davis Stand- ing: Carole Pearce, Mildred Hust, Annie Lou Polk, Kathrine Liang, Pauline Coggin. Left to Right, Seated: W. Giles, J. Napier, C. Koh, K. Liang, J. Feden, M. Roy, P. Coggin. Standing: R. Leggett, J. Bridges, B, Earnest, R. Imms, B. Sharitt, I. Bell, M. Hawkins, Dr. Robinson, J. Cheng, E. Napier, C. Harvey, T. Miller, P. Perego, H. Hayes. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB 77 CHI BETA PHI Left to Right: Joe Ainsworth, Mr. R. Hood, Eddie Napier, Dr. J. Chastain, Dr. D. Yang, Dr. Ralph Noonkester, Thong Chai Phanumphoan, BilUe Jean Dunnam, Dr. L. Weidenhammer, Mrs. B. F. Smith. Left to Right: Ann Girling, Margaret Causey, Judy Hilbun, Sue Grun ley, Doris Schneider, Mary Brown, Gayle Anderson, Thong Chai Phanumphoan, Curtis McCall, Lynn Lott, Kary Davison, John Borom, John Carter, Mr. Roy Hood. PRE-MED CLUB 78 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Left to Right, Sitting: Irby Jean Adkins, Joyce Hopper, Carolyn Roy, Betty Hull, Dena Sue Rushing. Standing: Beth MilUcan, Evelyn Howard, Pat Kerr, Marty McMuUin, Patsy Thompson, Charlene Breland, John Dell Lindley, Nelda Camp, Martha Hawkins, Billie Jean Dunnam. THEATRE GUn.D Left to Right, Row One: Deborah Butcher, Carolyn Simpson, Doris Schneider, Beth Milli- can. Row Two: Helen Hall, Joyce Hopper, Judy Covington, Margaret Causey, Faye Stewart, Evelyn Forrest. Row Three: Lynn Lott, Merv OUver, Andy Schottgen, Bo Roberts, Mike Knippers, Larry Taylor. 79 LffiRARY CLUB Left to Right, Row One: Mrs. Duncan, J. Crabtree, J. Napier, G. Nix, R. Stallworth, V. Clark, J. Estes, C. Hulsey, A. Polk, J. Lundy, J. Hopper. Row Two: B. MiUican, F. Taylor, R. Burdeshaw, L. Tillman, E. Cabaniss, T. Russ, L. Smith, C, Williams, C. Harvey, R. Beavers. Left to Right, Seated: Mrs. Hedrick, Annette Greer, Patty ParneU, Willie Mae Giles, Joanne Tillman, Charlotte Watts, Gayle Anderson, Emily Spence. Standing: Joyce Comby, Oliver Williams, Eugene Stewart, Barnes Sharitt, Dale Johnson, Calvin Gibson, Eugene Taggert, Charles Gilder. PLATTER PLATOON 80 vC5 b PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Left to Right, Seated: B. Millican, S. Branton, J. Mackey. B. Edwards, D. Hinton, J. Tillman, C. Simpson. Standing: S. Waggener, D. Bailey, L. Bolton, L. Vaughn, B. Kouns, J. Waddell, B. Speights, J. Belan, L. Speights, J. Vickers, L. Wescovich, D. Franks, L. Moore, K. Broome, J. Stephenson, H. Bolton, J. Gray, M. Smith. Left to Right, Kneehng: Johnny Stephenson, Bob Kouns, Donnie Bailey, Henny Bolton, Sammy Waggener, Marvin Smith. Standing: Larry Speights, John Vickers, Joe Belan, Leroy Wescovich, Bobby Speights, Donnie Franks, Lyman Moore, Coach John O ' Keefe. C-CLUB WOMEN ' S DELPHINIANS Left to Right, Row One: S. Perry, J. Bullock, P. Bell, S. Gideons, P. Brown. Row Two: B. Aultman, M. Canty, P. Donegan, S. Gray, J. Abston. Row Three: C. Daniels, F. Ferguson, B. Millican, K. Finney, P. Blackmon. Row Four: P. Coggin. M. McMuUin. Row Five: R. Stallworth, G. Johnson, B. IXinnam, P. Bailey, A. Slay. Row Six: M. Ingram, S. Martin, R. Holley, E. Wakefield, S. Bates, B. Pumell. Row Seven: B. Williams, L. Blackwell, S. Hendricks, H. Hall, S. Branton. Row Eight: L. Williams, C. Pierce, B. Herring, J. Hopper, D. Hinton, M. Hawkins, R. Guynes, P. Davidson. Left to Right. Row One: L. Harvill, F. Taylor, M. Ladshaw, J. Evans, D. Magee. Row Two: Mrs. McWhorter, M. Blake- ney, J. Covington, V. Perego, J. Fortenberry. Row Three: R. Dyess, M. Brown, D. Lott, F. Welch. Row Four: M. Causey, M. Botter, D. Moody, J. Sanders, M. Burgos. Row Five: N. Buffum. Row Six: V. NaU, V. Marcom. Row Seven: D. Schneider, E. Sellers, D. Durante, J. Lindley, J. Khaler. Row Eight: S. Glover, C. Simpson, B. Hull, D. Boggin. Row Nine: P. Foster, C. Branson, A. Watler, B. Richardson, R. Ward. LITAEANS SOCIETIES THALIANS Left to Right, Row One: Faye Mitchell, Virginia Clark, Bonnie Jo High, Pat Kerr, Mrs. Barnette. Row Two: Eurcel Laws, Jo Lundy, Joan Cheng, Judy Peden, Ann Mull. 83 CAREY CHORALE Left to Right. Row One: M. Hendricks, R. Ward, M. Blakeney, E. de Olivera, M. Canty, A. Slay, N. Buffuni, R. Evans, V. Nail, P. Pamell, M. Tucker. Row Two: C. Pike, C. Pearce, J. Henderson, B. Dunagan, V. Perego, R. Guynes, L. Bell, B. Rimmer, M. Roper, P. Bell. Row Three: J. Skinner. C. Deas, T. Blakeney, B. Britt, R. Myer, B. Magee, R. Pearce, R. Burdeshaw, P. Harris, D. Hinton. Row Four: L. Brown, W. Ward. J. Evans. R. Tamney. T. King, J. Speedling, G. Winters, M. Patrick, J. Randle, R. Whiddon, fi i Mil liHfili. ¥ S f y Hi i lit t lit t 9 111 I f( I f ft Irl. i If t Kr i{ 1. ii i; « f I i n ' fMjMfiuHrf ' ORATORIO CHOm 84 .-n- --T i CHAPEL CHOm Left to Right, Row One: B. PurnelJ, D. Lott, C. Koh, V. Wheeler, J. Lifer, S. Branton, S. Perry, S. McCloskey, B. Jones. Row Two: P. Bateman, M. Hall, P. Bailey, N. Sterling, A. Greer, R. Stallworth, M. Ingram. J. Mclntye, S. Martin, E. Sellers, L. Williams, D. Meador. Row Three: C. Greer, S. Tillman, J. Mitchell, W. NaU, C. Gibson, A. Colletti, B. Hood, H. Watkins, C. Sledge, E. Taggert, T. Brannon, H. Valentine. Left to Right, Seated: Sue McClosky, Ann Slay, Lynda WiUiams, Portia Bailey, Melba Sue Roper, Mary Lou Hendricks, Jeanette Henderson, Carole Pearce. Standing: Cecil Deas, Bobby Magee, Mr. Winters, Wayne Ward, Jerry Randle, Bobby Hood, Robert Pearce, Johnny Speedling, Robert Myer, Tommy Blakeney, Ray Burdeshaw. ASSOCIATION OF CHURCH MUSICIANS 85 Left to Right, Row One: Pauline Coggin, Jo Arm Sanders, Joyce Hopper, Judy Peden, Caroline Bninson, Nancy Davis. Row Two: Robert Imms, Steve Tillman, Charles Harvey, Ronnie Logsdon. COBBLER STAFF 86 Left to Right, Row One: Margie Blackledge, John Dell Lindley, Jenny Bullock. Row Two: Rose Dyess, Pat Kerr, Sue Bates, Joyce Hopper, Betty Hull, Portia Bailey, Marty McMullen. Row Three: Steve Tillman, Dickie Owens. Tommy Knight, Charles Harvey, Wade Scully, Ronnie Logsdon CRUSADER STAFF 87 THE SHIELD 88 OF SPORTSMANSHIP IN WORK AND IN PLAY m -«6 1 ■ X- V SCHEDULE Carey 99 New Orleans A.C. 61 Carey 96 Whiting Air Force 73 Carey 71 Florida Southern 64 Carey 91 Tampa University 105 Carey 64 Corpus Christi 67 A Carey 69 Corpus Christi 64 Carey 59 East Texas Baptist 70 Carey 65 Louisiana College 76 Carey 70 Louisiana College 79 Carey 80 New Orleans A.C. 74 Carey 61 East Texas Baptist 71 Carey 90 Millsaps 62 Carey 86 Jacksonville University 84 Carey 73 Whiting Air Force 96 Carey 74 Tampa University 82 Carey 80 Louisiana College 72 Carey 70 Louisiana College 75 Carey 100 Carey Alumni 64 Carey 89 Millsaps 94 COACH JOHN CKEEPE CTbw BASKETBALL The high jump. Here are the ones who are always ready and willing!! c A R E Y JOHN VICKERS Forward — Senior Belzoni Kouns tries for two LEROY WESCOVICH Forward — Senior Pass Christian BOB KOUNS Guard — Senior South Portsmouth, Ky. Vickers displays fine form as he scores. IkN II DONNIE FRANKS Forward — Senior Perthshire LEWIS VAUGHN Forward — Junior Jackson JOHNNY STEPHENSON Guard — Junior South Portsmouth. Ky. c R U s A D E R S Feet off the floor does it, Johnny. JOE BELAN Forward — Junior McKees Rocks, Pa I dare you! k a LARRY SPEIGHTS Center — Junior Bassfield KENNY BROOM Guard — Junior Sumrall BOBBY SPEIGHTS Forward — Sophomore Bassfield HENNY BOLTON Guard — Sophomore Mobile, Ala. LENNY BOLTON Guard — Sophomore Mobile, Ala. WUl he make it? BILL MARTIN BILL ROSS Center — Freshman Guard — Freshman Florence, Ky. Point Marion, Pa. Poise?? Up, up, and in for Carey. Ready, hike! Left to Right. Row One: Maurice Urdaneta, Pop Smith, Henny Bolton, Sam Waggoner, Joe Bob Smith, Bill Raley, Bob Cuccaro. Kow Two: Coach John O ' Keefe, Bob Kouns, Huey Alford, George Rosetti, Lero Wescovich, John Vickers, Kelly Dampeer, Darrell Stephenson, Paul Sousa, Johnny Stephenson, Dormie Bailey. I.ii BASEBALL 1961 h h ' i AI CHEERLEADERS BETH MILLICAN, A Junior majoring in Physical Edu- cation, from Chickasaw, Alabama. BONNIE JO HIGH, a Junior major- ing in Secretarial Science, from Spar- tanburg, South Carolina. . 9P JACKIE CBABTREE, a Junior majoring in English, from San Francisco, California. FOR 1962 JOYCE HOPPER, a Senior majoring in Business Ad- ministration, from Mobile, Alabama. PAT KERR, a Senior majoring in English, from Meridian.  ' J - ' .i?. Have pep, will yell!! J 99 w. V ' ° ' ' ' 102 t THE FORREST COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Carey ' s Heartiest Backers SHELBY C. BOWLING, Presldenf Beat Three HARRY H. BELL, Vice President Beat One LUTHER G. LEE Beat Two J. A. P. CARTER Beat Four W. H. BUTLER 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. Congratulations 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 ad- ministration, 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 HAHIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI 104 HATTIESBURG The CITY of PROGRESS in the Hub o-f South Mississippi The DlO I community in which to get an education . . . The Dl I community in which to do business . .. The bto I community in which to live . . . Make Hattiesburg YWUK home CLAUDE F. PITTMAN, Mayor C. B. PATTERSON, Commissioner W. P. HARRINGTON, Commissioner 105 d est VVlskeSj L arei GEIGER PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY JU 3-2601 FROM A. K. Mc NN S GENERAL CONTRACTORS COMPLIMENTS DP 1320 West Pine Street JU 4-6652 FROSTOP The finest drIve-in anywhere HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI 1000 Hardy St. JU 4-9416 HATTIESBURG Welcom c to PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH Organized 1818 Located on Old Highway 49 North in Eatonville Community Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship II :00 a.m. Training Union 6:45 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Mid-Week Prayer Service Where Visitors become Homefolks Phone JU 4-5140 106 COMPLIMENTS OF MONTAGUE, SIGLER AND FERRELL We SaU GENERAL INSURANCE The Students and Faculty of AND BONDS WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE Ross Building Hattiesburg JU 3-2605 for another year of aggressive achievement WILLMUT Gas and Oil COMPANY SHELBY WHOLESALE CO. Your Natural Gas Distributor Serving Home of GILSTER ' S BEST FLOUR HATTIESBURG— COLLINS— MAGEE MENDENHALL— MT. OLIVE EAST JACKSON ( Jest lAJbkeA l i ront DIXIE PHOTO SERVICE YOUR ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHER Res. Phone JU 2-2439 Office Phone JU 4-5262 1208 Corinne Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi 107 INTERSTATE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY l Uelcoine to Hattiesburg, Mississippi Phone JU 2-2427 131 West Pine Street BOUIE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH HUB CITY OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY For All Your Office Needs THE FRIENDLY CHURCH 220 West Pine Street JUniper 2-330! HAniESBURG, MISSISSIPPI iinrj x rhnol 9 4S a m . Morning Worship 1 1 00 a.nn. The New . . . Training Union 6 30 p.m. MclNNIS Evening Worship 7 30 p.nn. MEN ' S WEAR Mid-week Prayer Service 8 00 p.m. 118 W. Pine Streer (Opposite Post Office) Douglas W. Rouse, Pastor Phone JU ' i-l .bb 400 BOUIE STREET Compliments of HATTIESBURG HARDWARE 305 Mobile Street JU 3-3525 (mM TO the graduatin class HATTIESBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 108 HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI SACKLER FURNITURE 209 West Pine Street STEELMAN ' S HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI GROCERY 600 Eastslde Avenue He that winneth souls is wise. PROVERBS 1 1:30 A Good Place To Trade SOUTHERN CLEANERS Phone JU 3-4071 2708 Hardy Street TURNER-SPARROW INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS Phone 3-0032 223 W. Pine Street OF COMPLIMENTS KOMP EQUIPMENT GARREN ' S BOOK GIFT SHOP COMPANY 121 East Front Street P. O. BOX 1369 HATTIESBURG WJo to RRST BAPTIST CHURCH Hattiesburg, Mississippi Corner Pine and Second Avenue CLYDE C. BRYAN, Pastor CHESTER VAUGHN Educational Director DONALD WINTERS Music 109 Compliments of NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY MRS. WATTS Across the street from the college COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHLAND FLORISTS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BETTY AND PAUL WRIGHT Flowers for all Occasions OF HATTIESBURG Phone JUniper 4-7511 Hattiesburg, Mississippi AND CITIZENS BANK OF HATTIESBURG CHAIN ELECTRIC, INC. MEMBERS 903 Scooba Street JU 4-7506 Hattlesburg Clearing House Association Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ROSEBERRY PIANO HOUSE 134 EAST FRONT STREET Phone JU 3-0245 Hattiesburg MAIN Street Baptist Church HATTIESBURG. MISSISSIPPI WA to MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH • Program geared to meet the needs of youth • Lighted concrete parking and recreational area • College Choir — College Department JOHN E. BARNES, JR., Pastor JOE J. WALTERS, Music NOLAN C. JOHNSTON, Educational Director COMPLIMENTS OF HOSPITAL SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR SERVICE z IjU aI Phone JU 4-9710 796 James Street . (i3t V W Lor La 3 HUB MUSIC COMPANY The finest music shop in the South 216 West Pine Street FROM Phone JU 4-9710 HaWesburg W. R. FAIRCHILD CONSTRUCTION LOVE DRUG COMPANY Ross Building JU 3-1701 CO. LTD. Highway 49N Compliments of HAHIESBURG TYPEWRITER CO. 210 Broadway Drive Dial JU 4-S48 1 HERCULES POWDER COMPANY Incorporated PINE PAPER CHEMICALS PLANT HAHIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI EVANS-DRUMMOND DRUG STORE LO fl 1 r ACCOUNTS COMPLIMENTS OF ORKIN EXTERMINATING CO., INC. Kol iv ls MANBERG FURNITURE COMPANY Hattiesburg MCCAFFREY ' S FOOD MARKET, INC. 1901 Edwards Street BARNES SEED AND FEED CO. Quality Service HATTIESBURG Open 24 Hours Daily COMPLIMENTS OF the H. R. McPHAlLS HATTIESBURG BOTTLING CO. HUBER ' S FINE FABRICS Phone JU 2-2501 823 Hardy Street Dr. Pepper Seven-Up FRANK P. CORSO, INC. Wholesale PINE BELT SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION SMITH ' S SUNBEAM BAKERY HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Hardy Street at Sixteenth Avenue D. Lewis White, Th.D., Pastor Adam J. Ortiz, Minister of Music THERE IS A PLACE OF SERVICE FOR YOU Best Wishes McCALLUM ' S RESTAURANT Compliments of SHELBY TURNER ' S GROCERY Broadway Drive Formerly Jimmy Faughn ' s Restaurant BRACKMAN APPLIANCE CENTER Compliments of PETAL DRUG COMPANY FINE-BROS. MATISON CO. Compliments of PEERLESS LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS OWL DRUG STORE The Rexall Store BEARD-McMAHAN REALTORS Real Estate Insurance Phone 3-3591 S.E. Corner Front and Mam CENTRAL BAHERY COMPANY LEE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors UPTON ' S SUPER FOODS JU 3-1188 Petal P. O. Box 809 1200 Bouie Street LONNIE W. LEE, SR. Owner-President GAMBLE ' S DRUGS Across from the banl PETAL HATTIESBURG CREAMERY What Hat+iesburg Makes — Makes Hattiesburg PURITY DAIRY PRODUCTS MISSISSIPPI ' S Finest Laboratory Controlled Dairy Products Plant 117-119 Walnut Street JU 3-2646 113 Best WlsL led FROM YOUR FRANCHISED AUTOMOBILE DEALERS AUTO SERVICE COMPANY Your Willy ' s Dealer FARRIOR MOTOR COMPANY Your Bulck Dealer HENSON FORD, INC. Your Ford-Thunderbird Dealer JOE MORRIS MOTORS Your Mercury-Lincoln-G.M.C, Truck Dealer MARTIN MOTOR SALES Your Oldsmobile Dealer McMULLAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer RYAN-McARTHUR MOTORS Your Chevrolet Dealer ROSCOE MOORE PONTIAC, INC. Your Pontiac Dealer STEADMAN MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Volkswagen H A T T I E S B U R G AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION 114 COMPLIMENTS HULETT FUNERAL HOME Burial and Vault Insurance 205 Bay Street Phone JU 2-1571 The Vc ue Shops, Inc. WHERE EXCLUSIVE STYLES MEET POPULAR PRICES 519 Main Street HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OF HATTIESBURG BRICK WORKS Office: Ross Building JU 4-6436 Plant: Riverside JU 3-3626 L omplimentd of- A FRIEND STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY I 14 East Front Street HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI HATTIESBURG SCHOOL of COSMETOLOGY O. D. and Thelma Davis TEACHING ALL PHASES OF BEAUTY CULTURE Phone JU 2-1908 132 New Orleans Street Compliments of CLINTON LUMBER COMPANY Dealers in Quality JU 2-1544 Petal, Mississippi THANKS TO OUR suBscmEns THE CRUSADER STAFF 115 utoafapk arapi .■■