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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1963 volume:

t i. L- JK. Xn . ) c3j IIlAna0$} THE 1963 WILLIAM CAREY C OLLEGE • HATTlisBi; 4 M I S S i S S I PPi Carey ColMge we will love thee. . . CONTENTS Administration, faculty 14 Organizations 20 Features 52 Sports 80 Classes 90 R D Goethe has said of light and anol sphere of darkne in spite of. the f ac{ this lack of knowledge, (hei; tries. Furthermore, peopie ing love. If this were not truej good and evil. Nations need-i give them this love. Muder dents so that with an abiding At Carey, our administrator we may in turn rcflpct to far diffused into several beams: light of beauty, Uie light of 1963 CRUSADER wiU ever i at William; soul stands between a hemisphere much of our world is in a hemi- e world ' s population is still illiterate need in many countries. As a result of t ehough capable leaders in many coun- beauty which comes from transform- would not be divided as it is between j,-..„ ,of !hrist and a strong faith in God to ristian «liipators are trjing to enlighten stu- ma overcome these areas of darkness. |d profesj ifsipre striving to reflect a light which t es, and nations. This light may be ledge, the light of leadership, the ht of faith. It is our hope that this the light of our Christian education Editor — Eurcel Laws Assistant Editor — Faye Mitchell Business Manager — John Owens Faculty Sponsor — Mrs. Evelyn McClure 1 0. Lifting high the light of kn Answering the clarion call Thou hast made thy sons and daughters staunch crusaders all H dtk tF. f% Thou t taught us love and manor, r. . . . Taught us truth and right While fitting every new cruSi with thine armor bright HAPPY NEW YEAR May thy God, who made thee worthy, keep thee ever truly free s. % v43 May his spirit Alma Mater, ever dwell with thee DEDICATION The theme of this year ' s Cru- sader is light. It is with pride that we honor two who have helped spread the light of Christian witness- ing in the home, to the college, to the corrnnunity, and to the foreign mission fields. Their lives have reflected the inner glow that comes from being dedicated Christians. Each in his area of service has brought students and faculty to a closer walk with God. Together they have held high the standards of true Christian education, and their gracious personalities have contributed much to the social life of the campus. We think all young men and women should seek to live and think and be like Christ. We think that those we honor this year have helped challenge us to live the best life. It is to you, Dr. and Mrs. Judson Chastain, that we dedicate the 1962-63 Crusader. Mr f i Mfc ;?!- TRUSTEES Temi Expires 1963: MR, M. F. RAYBURN Meridian MR. PURSER HEWITT Jackson MR. WHEELER BRYANT Hattiesburg MR. R. B. THOMAS Hattiesburg MR. B. J. MARTIN Laurel Term Expires 1964: REV. JOHNNY LEE TAYLOR Drew MR. BRUCE AULTMAN Hattiesburg DR. GLEN PEARSON Hattiesburg MRS. ROLAND Q LEAVELL Jackson DR EARL GREEN Hattiesburg Term Expires 1965: MR. WALTER CLINTON Petal MRS. W. W. CRAWFORD Hattiesburg DR. A. K McMillan Lucedale DR. T. E ROSS Hattiesburg MR CRAWFORD LIPSEY Brookhaven PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Our school bears the name of a short, slightly stooped, not so handsome, intellectual, God-loving William Carey (1761-1834) of Pauler ' s Pury, England. The life pattern of Carey should be the inspiration for all those who study at the school which bears his name. What were his ideals? Carey was a man of strong will, characterized by steadfastness, perseverance and plodding. He was not afraid of work. He was interested from childhood in the pursuit of knowledge. His thirst for knowledge was coupled with his strong sense of his own deficiencies. Carey was fond of reading. Low type novels and plays disgusted him. Books of science and travel were dear to his soul. Carey was a student of world affairs. He made a PresidenI Noonkosfor and family President, J. Ralph Noonkester map of his world, and as he mused over world conditions, his map became his prayer chart. William Carey was not only a student of the word of God but also of the works of God. With the instinct of a scientist, Carey spent mucn of his time in the hedgerows and meadows observ- ing the wonders of God ' s world. Carey was a devout Christian. However, there was nothing sectarian or bigoted in his make-up. It is evident, therefore, that the ideals of the namesake of our school are lofty ones. As Carey ' s biographer, Basil Miller, said, His career points to the fact that God in the life of a man can achieve the impossible. THE LIGHT OF KNOWLEDGE 14 7 shall light a candle of understanding in thine heart which shall not be put out. The Apocrypha 15 ADMINISTRATION DR CALVIN HUCKABAY Acadevuc Dean DR. WILLIAM YOUNG Dean o Students WILLIAM MITCHELL MRS. MARJORIE Director of ROWDEN Public Relations Publicity Director MISS ELLEN DAVIS Dean of Women MRS- RUTH DUNCAN Head Librarian DR CLARICE ROBINSON DR. FRANKLIN SMITH MISS JEWEL HANNAH MRS, MAUDE HEDRICK Vocotioiui Couiiseior Director of Evening School B.S.U. Director College Dietitian j mM FACULTY First Row: MRS KATHLEEN ARRINGTON, Associate Professer of Eco- nomics and Business Administration; B.S. and M.S. MRS JENNIE LOU BRELAND, Instructor in Strings; B.M, DR JUDSON CHASTAIN, Professor of Education and Psy- chology and Professor of Religion; B.A., MA., Th.M., Ph.D. MISS ELLEN DAVIS, Assistant Professor of English; B.A. and M.A. WENDELL DEER, Assistant Professor of Mathematics; B.S. and M.S. Second Row: MRS. RUTH DUNCAN, Head Librarian; B.S., M.A. in Library Science, M.Ed. MRS. SUSAN DRYSDALE, Assistant Professor of Sociology; B.A., MA, Work toward Ph.D. MRS. FAY EUBANKS, Assistant Profeissor of French and Spanish; B.A. and M.A. MRS. BLANCHE FARRIS, Associate Professor of Health, Physi- cal Education and Recreation; B.A. and M.Ed. DR ROBERT GAULDIN, Professor of Music Theory; B.M., M.M., and Ph.D. Third Row: MRS. GEORGIANNA HOLLIMAN, Instructor of English; B.A. and M.A. , „, « ROY HOOD, Associate Professor of Biology; B.A. and M.A. DR CALVIN HUCKABAY, Professor of English and Head of Division of Language and Literature; B.A., M.A., Ph.D., and post Doctorate research. . ALBERT HUGHES, Assistant Professor of Political Science; B.A. and M.A. . , • MRS. JULIA LOPER, Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science and Business Education; B.S. and M.A. Fourth Row: RAY F LUPER, Associate Professor of Music; B.A. and M.M. ROBERT MADISON, Associate Professor of Mathematics; B.S. and M.S. . , ,,,y MRS LINA S. MILLER. Instructor of Voice; B.A. and M.M. MRS. EVELYN McCLURE, Associate Professor of Home Eco- nomics; B.S. and M.S. . DR. J. C. McGRAW, Professor of History and Head of the Divi- sion of Social Studies; B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. FACULTY First Row: MRS. HELEN McWKORTER, Assistant Professor of Organ Piano, and Theory; B.M. and M.M. WILEY J. MOODY, Instructor in Chemistry and Physics; B.A and M.A. DR. PATTERSON MOSELY, Instructor in Chemistry; B.S., M.S and Ph.D. EDWARD MYERS, Assistant Professor of Economics and Busi- ness Administration and Acting Head of the Division; BS and M.A. JOHN O ' KEEFE, Associate Professor of Health, Physical Educa- tion, and Recreation; Director of Athletics; B.A. and M.A. Third Row: DR. CLARICE ROBINSON, Professor of Economics and Business Administration; B.A., M.A., and Ed.D. JOHN SINCLAIR, Associate Professor of Music; B.M., Diploma in Piano, and M.M. DR. B. FRANK SNUTH, Professor of Religion and Philosophy and Head of the Division: B.A., Th.M., Ph.D. MRS. GERTRUDE SMITH, Instructor in Biology; B.A. DR. LILLIAN WEIDENHAMMER, Professor of Chemistry and Head of the Division of Natui-al Science; B.S. and Ph.D. Second Row: DR. BURNEY PARKINSON, Visiting Lecturer in Education- B.S., M.A.. and Ph.D. DR. DERA PARKINSON, Visiting Lecturer in Psychology; AB B.S., A.M., and Ph.D. OBRA QUAVE, Associate Professor of Speech; B.S. and M.A. DR. JOEIL RAY, Associate Professor of Religious Education- B.A., B.D., M.R.E., and D.R.E. MRS. MYRAH RILEY, Assistant Professor of English- BS and M.A. Fourth Row: DONALD WINTERS, Professor of Voice and Organ and Head of the Division of Fine Arts; B.M. and M.M. MRS. FRANCES WINTE-ES, Assistant Professor of Church Music; B.A. and B.M. DR. DAVID YANG, Professor of Education and Head of the Division of Education and Psychology; B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. DR. WILLIAM YOUNG, Professor of Religion and Psychology; B.A . B D . M.R.E.. and D RE. MRS. ELIZABETH YOUNG, Instructor of Art; B.A. and M.R.E. i8 THE COLLEGE STAFF First Row: MRS. ANNIE ADDISON HERBERT BADGER MRS. FRANCES BARNETTE MRS. MARY CHASTAIN . . . MRS. MARY D. COOKSEY . Hostess, Abner Polk Hall Maintennnce Matuiger Hostess. Johnson Hall Landscape Artist Hostess. Tuscan Hall Second Row: MISS FLORENCE LAMBERT . College Nurse MRS. MYRL LUPER Secretary to the President MRS. GLORIA NOBLES Secretarij to Business Manager MISS RILLA OGI Assistant Nurse MRS. KATHLEEN ROCKENBACH Hostess. Lawrence Hall Third Row: MRS. HETTYE ROGERS MRS. CARMEN SIMMONS Hostess, Ross Hall 3ookstore Manager 19 Thus out of small beginnings greater things have been produced by His hand that made all things of nothing, and gives being to all things that are: and, as one small candle 7nay light a thoxisand, so the light here kindled hath shone unto many, yea in some sort to our whole nation. William Bradford fi The educated student Serves family THE LIGHT OF LEADERSHIP STUDENT GOVERNM ENT ASSOCIATION Left to Right: Chailes Ciilder, President; Judy Covington, Treasurer; Sue Bates. Secretary; James Humphries, Vice-President. The Student Government is composed of the elected officers who govern the student life of the campus. This council, which meets once a week, also legislates the philosophy which is a guide to Christian-orientated or- ganizations and social life. Front Row, Left to Right: Anne Mull, Handbook Editor; Judy York. Freshman Representative; Judy Covington, Treasurer; Charles Gilder, President; Melba Sue Roper, Social Chairman; Marsha Canty, A.W.S. President; Ming Ming Hu, PubUcity Chairman: Sue Bates. Secretary. Second Row: James Humpihries, Vice-President; John Owens, Sophomore Representative; Jona- than Waddell. A.M.S. Pi-esident; Andrew Schottgen. Senior Rep- resentative; Lenny Bolton, Junior Representative. ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS ' GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Seated, Left to Right: Marsha Canty, President; Jo Ann Patton, Johnson Hall President; Shirley Glover, Vice-President. Stand- ing: Linda Harvill, Treasurer; Eurcel Laws, Lawrence Hall President; Veronica Wheeler, Ross Hall President; Mikki Lad- shaw. Secretary. JUDICIARY COUNCIL Seated, Left to Right: Mikki Ladshaw, Secretary; Anne Mull, Senior Representative; Sue Bates, F reshman Representative. Standing: Marsha Canty, President; Peggy Bell, Sophomore Representative; Barbara Dunagan, Junior Representative. The Association of Women Students is the branch of the Student Government Association which governs all the women students. The Association of Men Stu- dents is the branch of the Student Government Asso- ciation which governs the men students. Discipline problems are limited in nature and scope. However, when situations arise where guidance is needed, the students are brought before the dormitory council or the judiciary council. ASSOCIATION OF MEN STUDENTS ' GOVERNMENT Seated, Left to Right: Wayne Raley, Treasurer; Bobby Hood, Polk President; Jonathan Waddell, President. Standing: George Myers, Secretary; John Borom, Vice-President. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Left to Right: Reilly Smipson, Sophomore Representative; George Myers, Secretary; Jonathan Waddell, President; Tommy Knight, Senior Representative. JUDICIARY COUNCIL ASSOCIATION OF PRESIDENTS Presidents of all campus organizations meet occasion- ally to discuss problems, programs, and policies for Carey College. Dr. Noonkester is the sponsor for this special group. Front Row, Left to Right: Pauline Coggins, Eurcel Laws, Marsha Canty. Judy Peden. Shirley Glover. Mary Hawkins, Anne Mull. Second Row: Robert Meyer, Eugene Stewart, Barnes Sharitt, Tommy King, Price Harris. Jolm Borom, Eugene Cabaniss, Charles Gilder. Third Row: Andy Schottgen, Jerry Randle, Jonathan Waddell. Tommy Knight, Dale Johnson, John Owens. 4 CAREY COLLEGE FORUM The Forum is sponsored by the Scholarship Commit- tee. The Forum provides an opportunity for those stu- dents who have a 2.5 average and others who are inter- ested to meet informally for discussions on general reading and associated educational problems. Front Row: Dr. Weidenhanimer, Judy Covington, Annette Waller, Mikki Ladshaw. Second Row: Rex McDaniel, Barnes Sharritt, Wayne Raley, John Owens, Reilly Simpson. 5 Front Row. Left to Right Mikki Ludshaw Pauline Coggin, Nancy Davis. Ka Wil on Second Row Mib Rile Tommy Sue Barr, Delores Magee, Judy Covmgton, Sylvia Alexander. ALPHA LAMBDA Alpha Lambda is an honor society made up of women students who maintained a 2.5 average, or liigher, one .semester of their freshman year in college. Alpha Lambda is a service organization in which girls serve as counselors, tutors, hostesses, and ushers for college functions. Left to Right: Delorei Magee, Social Chairman; Judy Covington, Hi-stoiian; Nancy Davis, Vice-President: Pauline Coggin, Presi- dent; Mikki LacLshaw, Secretary-Treasurer, a6 Front Row: Mr. Madison, Sponsor. Second Row: Chestar Williams, Vice-President; Barnes Sharitt. Representative. Third Row: John Borom, President; John Carter, Treasurer. CHI BETA PHI The Alpha Zeta Chapter of the Chi Beta Phi had its beginning in April, 1955, with the foundation of the Carey College Science Club. On December 10, 1955, Alpha Zeta Chapter of Chi Beta Phi, national honorary scientific fraternity, was formally installed. Lett to Right: Dr Weidenhammer, Min« Mine; Hu, Joan Cheng, Di Yang Ml Madison John Boiom John Cai tei Mi Hood, Piul Hanshev. Wa ne Rak Geoi ge Mills Chester Williams, Barnes Shaiitt Front Row. Left to Ripht: Mary Katherine Hill, Wayne Raley, John Carter. John Jolly, Judy Messamore. Second Row: William Hutchinson, Alan Evans, Carl Jones, Chester Williams. Third Row: Frrnk Gebha-.t, Paul Hanshew, John Borom John Askew, PRE-MED CLUB Left to RJKht: Wayne Raley, Vice-President; Mr. Roy Hood, Sponsor; John Carter, President; John Jolly, Secretary- Treasurer- Student.s who are interested in any field of medical work may become members of the Pre-Med Club. The purpose of the club i.s the building and maintaining of scientific interest. i8 Front Row, Left to Right: Tanya Scott, John Owens, Reilly Simpson, Carol Pierce. Second Row: Mr. Hughes, Bobby Scott, Louis Scott, Jesse Huddle. PRE-LAW CLUB Left to Right: Reilly Simpson, Publicity Director; John Owens, President; Mr. Hughes, Sponsor. Students interested in any form of legal work form the Pre-Law Club. This group seeks to build nd main- tain an interest in the field of law. X9 c c L U B Coach O ' Keefe Larry Speights Danny Boutwell Bobby Speights Bill Martin Charles Ball Lewis Vaughn Henny Bolton Lenny Bolton Johnny Stephenson Paul Babuchna Donnie Bailey Jimmy Taylor Marvin Smith The C Ckib is an organization made up of men who have lettered in either basketball or baseball. Coach O ' Keefe is sponsor of the club. Officers are Bill Martm, Bobby Speights, Joe Belan, and Jimmy Taylor. All physical education majors are members of the Physical Educatit)n Club. Its purpose is to advance the students in professional development in their chosen field. Officers are Johnny Stevenson, Carolyn Simpson, Daphne Hinton, and Sandra Tillman. Officers (liMUss (jlaiis PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Left to Rig-ht, First Row: Jimmy Taylor, Beth Millican, Joy Mackey, Bonnie Kayse, Carol Warren, Marvin Smith, Second Row: Carolyn Simpson, Peggy Blount, Sandra Tillman, Daphne Hinton, Nancy Williams, Mae Campbell, Katherine Turner. Thiid Row: Donnie Bailey, Lewis Vaughn, Venneth West, Mike Yar- borough, Johnny Stephenson, Henny Bolton, Coach O ' Keefe. Fourth Row: Paul Babuchna, Jim Blakeney, Danny Boutwell, Larry Speights, Bobby Speights, Charles Ball. The International Relations Club is an organization whose purpose is to study the foreign relations prob- lems of the United States. All stu- dents interested m this club are per- mitted to join. Seated Dr Robiiiion Standing: Barnes Shdinlt President, Ivan Bell. Treasurer; ReilK Simpson Vice-President. Front Row, Left to Right Mikki L-adshaw. ReiUv Simpson, Dr Robinson Second Row Faye Mitchell, Linda Blackwell Jo Ann Patton. Third Row: Joe Ogi, Earl Webb David Gumm. Fourth Row Durwood Blackwell, John Overall. Ralph Chance. Fifth Row: Barnes Sharritt, Harold Duck, John Burkey. Sixth Row: George Mills, John Owens, Ivan Bell. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB 3 Sp(jnsored by the Department of Speech and Drama, the Serampore Players strive to stimulate interest in acting and the backstage aspects of a performing theater. Top Row: Andrew Schottgen, Tommy Russ. Wayne Raley. Second Row: Darrell Strin- gei ' , Wayne Taylor, Byron Menitt. Third Row: Larry Taylor, Eddie Cromis, Gene Barnes. Fourth Row: Carol Pierce, Judy Covington, Anne Jones, Fifth Row: B;irbara Jones, Faye Stewart, Joan Yelverton. Sixth Row: Beth Millican, Ivette Anderson, Linda Harvill. Seventh Row: Evelyn Forrest, Patricia Jenkins. Front Row Evelyn Forrest, Publicity Chan man Larry Taylor, Vice-President; Andrew Schottgen, President; Mr. Obra Quave, Sponsor; Beth Millican, Historian. Second Row: Ivette Anderson, Treasurer. Faye Stewart, Secretary. SERAMPORE PLAYERS 33 Left to Right: Ann Nails, Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Peden, Program Chairman; Dale Meador, Vice-President; Tommy Knight, President; Dr. Yang, Sponsor; Kay Wilson, Reporter; Clara Daniels, Social Chairman. The Student Education Association is an or- ganization for all students who are preparing to become teachers. It acquaints the prospective teacher with the history, ethics, and program of the organized teaching profession. It also seeks to interest the student in education as a life- long career and affords its members practical experiences in working together in a democratic way on the problems of the profession and the community. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION First Row, Left to Right: Beth Purnell, Ann Mull, Rachel Ward, Martha Hall, Betty Lipscomb, Kay Wilson, Thelda Robbins, Lind.T Williams, Dr. Yang Second Row: Paul Jones, Faye Mitch. 11, Dons Sue Bogs an. Clara Daniels. Dale Meador, Ann Nails, Linda Blackwell, Carol Brumfield, Tommy Knight. Third Row: Wyatt Rhone, Ellen Wakefield, Jo Ann Patton, Carol Pierce, Phyllis Foster, Judy Peden, Lynda Willianxs, James Humphries. 34 The Home Economics Club was organized in 1947. Its main purpose is to integrate the work of the home and family-living program. The club provides opportunities for recreation and social contact. This group sponsors many social events that are campus wide and presents the annual style shows before the chapel group. OFFICERS— From Left to Right: Virginia Clark, President; Betty Hull, Vice-President; Martha Hawkins, Secretary and Treasurer; Rita Mat- thews, Reporter; Irby Jean Adkins, Historian; Jenny Bullock, Proi r;im Co-ordinatoi ; Mrs. McClure, Sponsor. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Left to Right, First Row: Irby Jean Adkins. Martha Hawkins, Rita Matthews, Betty Hull, Virginia Clark, Jc -ny Bullock. Second Row: Donna Duck, Linda James, Ellei. Wakefield. Linda Williams, Sue Bates, Patsy Thompson, Nancy Richardson. 35 Front Row, Loft to Right: Freda Hinton, Judy Messamore, Mrs. Hedrick, Edna Hill. Second Row: Earl Gaddy, Robert Dennis, Charles Gilder. William Moot. PLATTER PLATOON The Platter Platoim i.s made up of .students who work in the dining room. It.s purpose is to provide better food .service and afford oppor- tunities for fellowship among the students. Left to Right EmiU Spence, Social Chairman; Freda Hinton, SecretaiN -Tieasuiei Dale Johnson, President; Jerry Johnson, Vice-Piesident 36 LIBRARY CLUB All students who are working in the library are members of the Library Club. This club functions as a social and professional organiza- tion designed to promote an interest in library mechanics and reading. Front Ri)H Loft to Ki){ht: Beth Millican, Vice-Pre.sident; Gerald Ferguson. Reportei Seioiul Kow: Ivette Anderson, Treasurer; Jeweldean Napier, President; Judv Peden. Social Chairman. Front Row, Left to Right: Linda Harvill, Mai Blown, Jo Ann Tillman, Mrs. Duncan, Betty Cantwell, Pauline Coggms, Beth Millican. Second Row: Nancy Davis, Maigaiet Odom, Jud Peden, Gerald Ferguson, Jeff Holies, Walter Nelson, Charles Smith, Peggy Bell, Annette Watler, Clara Daniels, Jeweldean Napier. 37 Back Row, Lel ' l 1.. Kishl: Ciiili Villi.,i., . Bum.u s AL.iu.uli. Lvinau y]nn,v Sports Editor; Gene Winters. Fine Arts Editor; Ste ' e Tillman, Editor. Second Row: Nancv Davis, News and Feature Editor: Judy Peden, Society Editor; Mrs. Loper, Sponsor: Marion Ingram, Copv Manager: Pauline Coggins, Editorial Advisor. Back Row, Left to Right: Curtis Williams, Jimmy Coleman, Ly- man Moore, Gene Winters, Donald Dawson, Steve Tillman. Second Row: James Humphries, Marion Ingram, Judy Peden. Rosella Baker, Larry Tillman. Fir.st Row: Miss Loper, Carol Dismukes, Nancy Davis, Pauline Coggins, Faye Mitchell. COBBLER STAFF STEVE TILLMAN Editor Carey ' s monthly paper is the Cobbler. It contains a record of all current events of interest in the life of the college. It is edited by a selected staff and affords a number of students practical experience in journalistic work. NANCY DAVIS Neivs and Feattire Editor MARION INGRAM Copy Manager - ,!•••! ■•••  , % )i .iSg - t EURCEL LAWS Editor FAYE MITCHELL Assistant Editor CRUSADER STAFF The Crusader staff attempts to present a record of school hfe by picturing activities of special mterest to the students. The name Crusader is taken from the gallant men of the past who fought for the Christian way of life. The annual is pre- sented to the student body at the close of each school year. James Humphries, organizational editor; Paul Jones, copy editor: and Jo Ann Patton, typist, add finishing touches. JOHN OWENS )iess Mti}iagc 40 Even the annual staff stops work long enough to pose for the photographer. From left to right: John Owens. Margaret Ferguson, Tommy Knight, Mikki Ladshaw, Reilly Simpson, and Lmda Blackwell. Seated in center: Jo Ann Fatten and James Humphries. Front Row. Left to Right: Margaret Ferguson. Jo Ann Patten, Deleres Moedy. Lmda Hai-i ' ill. Second Row: Jenny Bullock, James Humphries, Paul Jenes, J. D. Sims, Business Advisor: Tommy Knight, John Owens. Reilly Simpson. Mikki Ladshaw, Not Pictured: E. ilcClure, Editorial Sponsor. 41 - - - SHIRLEY GLOVER hitaean President BETH MILLICAN Delphinian President JUDY PEDEN Thalian President WOMEN ' S SOCIETIES The Delphinian, Thalian, and Litaean Societies seek to provide group meetings of the women students in order to promote fellowship and sponsor social events on the campus. These groups present the traditional May Day Program every year. THALIANS Left lo Right: Mary Ann Oglttree, Beverly Maples, Dorothy Mc- Dill, Nanette Hall. ' Thelda Robbins, Nancy Judy, Ann Keen, Mil- dred Alexander, Shelba McCabe, Judy Gilliam, Mrs. Barnette, Janice Thames, Judy Peden. Virginia Clark, Ann Mull. Joan Yelverton, Evelyn Forrest, Jackanell McQueen, Joan Cheng, Ming Ming Hu, Veronica Wheeler, Jo Ann Talley, Sandra Till- man, Judy McBride, Sue McCloskey. DELPHINIANS First Row: Jenny Bullock, Donna Duck, Beth Millican, Diane Ward, Paula Gotcher, Maxine Lott, Clara Daniels, Barbara Da- vidson, Sandra Perry, Pat Jones, Carolyn Dismukes, Beth Ann Purnell. Second Row: Regina Holley, Faye Stewart, Pauline Coggin, Jeweldine Napier, Sharon Nelson, Nancy Kent, Betty Flannigan, Shirley Quigle , Baibaia Holhn.,sv,orth, Betty Har- rington, Carole Brumfield, Barbara Brown, Third Row: Linda Williams, Ellen Wakefield, Frances Canty, Peggy Bell, Jo Ann Patton, Linda Blackwell, Diane Boone, Margaret Ferguson. LITAEANS First Row: Mikki Ladshaw, Judy York, Carolyn Norris, Vicci Marcom, Delores Moody, Lynn Mills, Judv Smith, Billie Schultz, Linda Walker, RiUa Ogi, Patricia Jenkins, Linda HarviU, Mari- l n Botter, Rose Dyess. Second Row: Ann Pearson, Gloria Wil- loughbv Susan Dinkins Elizabeth Sellers Ann Nails Melln Sue Roper Lmda James Ka Wilson P tti Paine 11 gnes Ftii- ley. Patsy Thompson. Third Row: Virginia Nail, Barbara Duna- gan, Shirley Glover, Carohn Stewart. Rachel Ward, Dale Mead- or, Marihn Bryan, Mary Jean McNealy, Carole Ann Roberts, Betty Duncan, Linda Dempsey. Fourth Row: Carole Warren, Svlvia Shields Martha Neal Nancv Williams Judy Covington, KathiMit Tuinei C nolt Pitite Rosalind Hiius, Lmda Thomas. BSL L EtT ' Tl K COlN ' tIL— Left to Kishl, Fll t Row Di Whitt Pdstoi Ad isoi Robei t Misci Pi tsident; Miss Hannah. Spon-.oi Second Row Rose D ebs Social Chan man Thud Row: Rachul Waid Pianist Camelha Gai - rett. Publicity Chan man Patti Painell, Sunday School Representative. Fourth Row: Clara Daniels Convalescent Home Representative; Eurcel Laws, Co-Devotional Chan man Doi othy McDill, Secretary, Fifth Row: Lewis Scott, Ministerial Association; Rubv Jones, Co-Devotional Chairman; Mary Haw- kins, Y-WA President, Sixth Row: Price Harris, Chorister; Tommv King, Enlistment Chairman; Ralph Jones, Jail Service Representative, Seventh Row: Wilton Bennett, Vice-President; Jonathan Waddell, Bible Study Chair- man; Pat Still, Street Service Representatu-e The BaptLst Student Union is composed of all members ul the college student body who have united with a Baptist church or enlisted with one of the B.S.U. religious activities. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Young Women ' s Auxiliary is a Christian organization for single young women. It is formed to study about missions and the experi- ences on the mission fields, both at home and in foreign countries. Left to Right, First Row: Miss Hannah. Sponsor: Anne Mull. Vice-Presi- dent; Mikki Ladshaw. Reporter Second Row: Sharon Howard. Devotional Chaiiman; Patricia Jenkins, Circle Chairman; Martha Hall. Community Missions Chairman, Third Row: Dale Meador, Circle Chairman; Gavle Anderson, Publicity Chairman; Linda Harvill, Circle Chairman. Fourth Row: Nancy Sterling, Circle Chairman; Melba Sue Roper, Music Chair- man; Mary HawkirLs, President. Fifth Row: Barbara Duna.gan, Pianist; Lynda Williams, Circle Chairman; Carolyn Terry, Circle Chairman; SLxth Row: Elizabeth Sellars, Secretary. YOUNG WOMEN ' S AUXILIARY ■rTsriSSiS 5S. TW-Ji-.l i : f ft f i: i it Licensed ministers make up this Assuciation. The organiza- tion attempts to promote Chris- tian fellowship and to help the new preacher in his orientation. It provides a time and place for the men to discuss mutual prob- lems which thev encounter. Left to Right: Ralph Jones, SecietaiN Ronnie Heirod. Prot rani Chaiiniiin; Le easurer; Dwi. ht Smith Scott, President. Enli ' -timnt Chairman; MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Front Row, Lett to Right; Ronnie Herrod, Wilton Bennett, Ralph Jones, Lewis Scott. Second Row: Bill Harris, Charles Couey, Charles Williams, BUI Raley, Charles Brown, Jerry Milton, Johnny Speedling, James Miller, George Berger, Leon Cham- pion, George Thomason, Barry Hall, Ronald Loesdon, Bobby Wagner. Third Row: John Cato. Johnny Coulter, J. P. Richard- son. Charles Jones, Charles Gilder. Earl Webb. Jeiry Boone, Rosco Wintworth, Wayne Taylor, Tommy Mangum, Charles Smith, W. G. Cumminps, Byron Merritt, Tommy King, George Meyer, Paul Barrington. Fourth Row: Lenny Bolton, Danny West, Pat Still, Jonathan Waddell, Jimmy Ard, Alva McCorkle, Thomas Hiers, John Sullivan, Chalmus Sorrell, Jimmy Zeigler. Marvin Clark, James McCall, James Coleman, W. A. Cvtm- mings. « • Students who specially feel called into mission work as a vocation and those deeply in- terested in missions are mem- bers of this group. The organi- zation seeks to create a greater concern for home and foreign missions. Left to Right: Eugene Cabaniss, President; Bessie Flowers, Vice-President; Peggy Bell, Pianist. MISSION FELLOWSHIP First Bow, Left to Right: Rose Dyess, Miss Hannah, Mikki Lad- shaw, Linda James, Sharon Nelson, Marsha Canty, Patricia Jen- kins, Pauline Coggins, Eurcel Laws. Virginia Nail, Elizabeth Sellers, Linda Har dll. Second Row: Rilla Ogi, Cai-ol Brumfield, Melba Sue Roper, Shirley Glover, Peggy Bell, Linda Williams, Mary Hawkins, Katherine Turner, Ruby Jones, Rachel Ward, Lynda Williams, Clara Daniels, Bessie Flowers. Third Row: Shirlene Merrell, Fr.-mk Gebhart, Robert Meyer, Eugene Caba- niss, Bvron Merritt, Charles Gilder. Charles Brown, Barry Hall, Rex McDaniel, Phil Barba, ReiUy Simpson. Fourth Row: Caro- lyn Terry, Paul Jones, Harold Duck, Barnes Sharitt, Price Harjis, Jonathan Waddell. Tommy Knight, Jerry Boone, Jim- my Coleman, Tommy King, JefE HoUey. First Row. Left to Right: Durwood Bluckwell, Nadean Eaves, Di , Ray. AndiL ' W Tiuelove, Thomas Brannon, Anne Jones. Second Row: Joe Smith, Danny West, Thomas Hieis. Lawrence Lipscomb, Paul Jones. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION All .students who are intere.sted in the field ui i-elisious education make up thi.s group. The pui-po.se of the club i.s to supply eoun.sel, in- struction, and discu.ssion opportunities as well as social outlets. The officers are: left to right, Anne Jones, Reporter: Andrew Truelove, President; Tho- nian Brannon, Vice-President; Nadean Eaves, Secretary and Treasurer; Dr. Ray, Sponsor. 48 First Row, Left to Right: Mi Winters, Bernie Parker, Veronica Wheeler, Don Moore, Robert Meyer, Bobljy Magee, Price Harris, Joiin Butler, Clyde Greer, Monroe McManus. Second Row: Eugene Hattaway, Bennett Britt, Paul Ganey, Jack Skinner, Rodney Simmons, Cecil Cockaham, Bill Wil- kinson, Jerry Randle, Robert Tamney, Cecil Deas, ASSOCIATION OF CHURCH MUSICIANS Mr. Winters, Veronica Wheelei-, Bennett Britt, Bill Wilkinson, and Bohby Magee. take time out from practice to pose for a picture. Students majoring in church music are mem- bers of the Association of Church Musicians. This organization attempts to further the under- standing of church music, its production, and its use in the local church. 49 r. I i i 1 I s ft I i I I I Lk- ' - iJii , L ! ORATORIO CHOIR Front Row, Left to Right: Rose Dyess, Martha McCaskiU, .Ann Keen, Linda Sue Williams, Carol Roberts, Veronica Wheeler, Shirlene Merrell, Beth Peavy, Sue McCloskey, Beth Purnell. Second Row: Marilyn Bryan, Margaret Addison, Nancy Judy, Betty Duncan, Evalin Hanshew, Rosalind Harris, June Kahler, Nancy Wyrick, Betty Flanagan, Carolyn Stewart, Barbara Jones, Mae Loper. Third Row: Bernie Parker, Edward Chain Yu Sing, Charles Purvis, Jeff Holly, Woody Nail, Tommy King, Jerry Evans, Alon Colletti, Cecil Cockerham, Rodney Simmons, Jerry Meredith, John Butler, Hamp Valentine, Ray Burdeshaw, Mon- roe McManus, CHAPEL CHOIR 50 The Carey College Choirs are composed of three groups of students. The Chorale is a small select group which represents William Carey College ofl ' campus. The second is the Chapel Choir, an additional choral group that is open to all students. The Oratorio Choir is a combination of the Chapel Choir and the Chorale. The combined group meets once a week. Choir (liicilors and accompanist (liscnss their favorite topic Music. CAREY COLLEGE CHOIRS Front Row, Left to Right: Nanette Hall, Agnes Faiiley, Ann Slay, Dale Meador, Marsha Canty, Judith Gilliam, Faye Mitchell. Kathy Lee, Carolyn Dismukes, Brenda Jones, Vee Dell Stone. Second Row: Mary Mack, Rachel Ward, Barbara Dunaqan, Frances Canty, Claudia Pike, Melba Sue Roper, Linda Walker, Virginia Nail, Cecelia Koh, Peggy Bell. Third Row: Jack Skinner, Robert Tamney, Paul Ganey, Bennett Britt, Donald Moore, Johnny Specdling, Bobby Magce, Eu.gene Hattaway, Tommy Blakeney, Clyde Greer, Tommy Rushing. Fourth Row: Mike Howard, Teu-y Bowers, James Hawkins, Cecil Deas, Robert Meyer, Bill Wilkinson, Gene Winters, Jerry Randle, Price Har- ris, Earl Tagert, Dudley Singleton. CAREY CHORALE O- n c mwmwm. i ' ' 1 51 A Lovely Lady garmented m THE LIGHT 5 light from her own beauty. Witch of Atlas OF BEAUTY 53 MOST HANDSOME onn J oroiti MOST BEAUTIFUL — ayc f icrcc : m ' ■  BEAUTY jitdu -_!5oj i 56 BEAUTY Jj)ycnda ones 57 BEAUTY „n J UL BEAUTY V— ' a ' o  ;j «_ c ' cV ' 7 MR. CAREY COLLEGE 60 ' VoLrt cycr MISS CAREY COLLEGE 6i ' S ltC ' yi liC: SCHOLARSHIP .=J a c ohni on, C hc-tcr iVi lianis LEADERSHIP C narlc K ildcr 63 WHO ' S WHO CHESTER WILLIAMS MING MING IIU llrtSifciii ' STEVE TILLMAN ANDREW SCHOTTGEN PAULINE COGGIN NANCY DAVIS LEWIS SCOTT BOBBY SPEICiHTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES SENIOR FAVORITES MING MING HU ANDREW SCH0TT(;EN SOPHOMORE FAVORITES RACHEL WARD WAYNE RALEY JUNIOR FAVORITES JinV PEDEV TOMMY KISS FRESHMAN FAVORITES SANDRA SIMMONS CHARLES COUEY MOST VERSATILE MELBA SUE ROPER PRICE HARRIS MOST DEPENDABLE EVRCEL LAWS STEVE TILLMAN FRIENDLIEST CLARA DANIELS TOMIMY KNKillT BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT BETH MILLICAN BILL KALEY HOMECOMING QUEEN Joy Mackey ESCORT Henry Entrekiii 70 A view i)f the HottiecominK Court as they watch the ball game HOMECOMING 1962-63 Crowning ceremony during half-time o a Sophomore Maid, Rachel Ward Beth Millican escorted bv Larrv Tavlor Rachel Ward escorted by Wayne Raley Senior Maid, Beth Millican Judv Pedeii escorted by Lvnian Mdoie Freshman Maid, Judy Smith Junior Maid, Judy Pedcn Judv Smith escorted liv Mel in Curtis MAY QUEEN Cecelia Koh ESCORT Robert Meyer 74 1963 MAY COURT From Left to Right: Aubrey May and Dale Meador; Leo Brown and Jackanell McQueen; Jonathan Waddell and Rachel Ward; Robert Meyer and Cecelia Koh; Carol Brumfield and Lenny Bolton; Anne Mull and James Humphries; Barbara HoUings worth and Tommy Blakenev. 75 Iai(l of IIoiioi, Rachel Ward Escort. Jonalhan VVaddell Maid. Jackani ' ll McOiuH ' ii Escort, Leo Brown .Maid. .Anne Mull Kscort. James Humphries Maid, Dale Meador Escort, Aiil)ie.v May THE SILVER WHISTLE Pri ' St ' iih ' J hy Scnimporc Phiyvrs Bui. (I.MI. I l(. « ' oii lc„, ' Vf don ' t uant to ijo in Ml! Eh- What (lid oii BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES Committee meeting? All year the Baptist Student Union is busy with activities both on and off campus. Not only does the BSU sponsor de- votional periods, singspirations, and Bible Studies for the students, but it promotes several extension projects. Each Saturday morning the group has a street service in Hatties- burg, and each Saturday afternoon they visit three convales- cent homes to present brief devotional programs. On Mon- day afternoons the ministerial students sponsor jail services. These services and programs keep committee members quite active throughout the school term and promote Christian education in a very positive, personal way. Carey .students board the bus for the convalescent visitation THE LIGHT 80 Man. being esse-ntialhj active, must find in activitij his joy. as u-ell as his beauty and glory: and labor, like every thing else that is good, is its own reward. Bishop Whipple OF SPIRIT 8i Ic Stephenson fools the defenders If only I were in there . . SCHEDULE Carey 69 Carey 90 Carey 77 Carey. Carey. Carey. Carey . Carey. Carey. Carey . Carey. 79, 69 61 Carey 57 Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Loyola Freshmen 52 Millsaps 77 Howard 63 Louisiana College 86 Mississippi College 51 Athens College 63 Howard College 78 Bethel College 71 Bethel College 82 Loyola Freshmen 58 East Texas Baptist 62 Louisiana College 69 Troy State 54 Howard College 69 Millsaps 74 East Texas Baptist 47 Bethel College 76 Bethel College 74 Louisiana College 64 Nichols State 70 Louisiana College 66 Nichols State 87 COACH JOHN O ' KEEFE 8l The ' 62- ' 63 Crusaders broke with an even record for the season, having eleven wins and eleven losses. The hght of spirit at Carey shone brightly on several occasions. For example, the Carey qumtet made a good showing in the Holiday Classic at Howard College early in the season as they captured second place in the tournament. The Carey team defeated arch rival Mis- sissippi College and Athens College before falling to host team Howard of Birmingham. However, Homecoming was the highlight of the sea- son. A capacity crowd was thrilled over the 77-63 revenge-victory over visiting Howard. According to statistics, the Crusaders led their op- ponents in every department. Their field goal percent- age was a solid .469 as compared to .417 for their foes. Carey racked up a .757 per cent m free throws as com- pared to .697 for other teams. The locals also scored two more points and grabbed two more rebounds per game than the opposition. They amassed 1500 points during the season which the rivals could not match. We salute the Crusaders for their sportsmanship, then- ability, and their contagious spirit of continuous effort to win. Coach talks to new Crusaders Belan shows this is a jumping game ¥-«3r- JOE BELAN B(.ut«ell shoots for (ui HEN NY BOLTON C R U s A D E R S DANNY BOUTWELL KENNY BROOM 84 BILL MARTIN M.iiii i r. .liniinx Tityhn and Marvin Smith are JEKKV MILTON ri-.i(l fill the game to start. BOBBY SPEKillTS Just get the hall, lelhiu LARRY SPEIGHTS Sh M)t, Lewis JOHNS V STEPHENSON € PHIL SUDDUTH V ( LEWIS VAUGHN Joe Belan and Johnny Stephenson share the spotlight as co- captains. Nothing stops Sudduth from contributing his points to the victory over Howard 1962 TEAM— Front Row, Left to Right: Bob Koons, Henny Bol- ton, Johnny Stephenson, Lenny Bolton, Alan Evans, John Vick- ers, Ricky Youngblood, Lyman Moore Second Row; Marvin Smith, Sammy Waggoner. Charles Ball, Bill Martin, Danny Nelson. BASEBALL Date Opponent March 16 Mississippi College March 23 Clarke College April 2 Clarke College April 6 Mississippi College April 9 Millsaps College April 19 Howard April 20 Howard April 26 Nichols State April 27 Nichols State April 30 Millsaps College May 4 Pensacola Junior College (2 games) Place (2 games) There (2 games) Here (2 games) There (2 games) Here (2 games) There (2 games) There ( 1 game ) There (2 games) . .There (1 game ) There (2 games) Here Here 87 School spirit is best illustrated in the attitudes and efforts of those stu- dents who are selected as cheerleaders. Their enthusiasm and their leadership during sports events serves to supply the necessary ingredient that makes every event a memorable one. The cheerleaders for 1962-1963 have done a wonderful service to the Carey Community. CAROLYN STEWART SARAH LARSOX We ' ll follow the C rus.itU ' rs anvwherel ' Hey. you Ciusaderslll MAKIHA IIVWKINb CAREY CHEERLEADERS JOY MACKEY CAROLYN NORRIS THE LIGHT And I said to the man u ho stood at the gate oj the year: Give me a light tluit I matj tread sajely into the unknotcn. And he replied: Go out into the darkness and pnt yonr liand into the hand oj God. That shall he to i oii better than light and sajer than a known way. So I went forth, and finding the hand of God, trod gladly into the night. And He led me towards the hills and the breaking of day in the lone East. Minnie Louise Haskins OF FAITH Upon graduating, the class of 1963 will step out into the world with the light of faith as a guide. This light of faith has grown steadily during the past four years at Carey. The path light which they are following has grown brighter each year through increased knowl- edge, developed leadership ability, and beauty of spirit. It IS our hope that the light they carry will shine faithfully for future graduates. 91 From Left to Right: Andiew Schottgen. SGA Reprt-sentative; Marion Ingram. Secretary and Treasurer; Eugene Cabaniss. Vice-President; Price Han is, President. SENIORS GAYLE ANDERSON IRBY JEAN ADKINS DONNIE BAILEY ROSELLA BAKER PAT BARNES PAUL HARRINGTON SUE BATES JOE BELAN IVAN BELL MARVIN BICE LESLIE BLACKWELL LINDA BLACKWELL 91 DORIS SUE BOGGAN THOMAS BRANNON BENNETT BRITT LEO BROWN RAY BURDESHAW EUGENE CABANISS DON CAMPBELL MARSHA CANTY LYNNE CARPENTER JOHN CATO RALPH CHANCE JOHN CHRISTY JOHN CLARK PAULINE COGGIN JAMES COLEMAN JOHNNY COULTER JACKIE CRABTREE VV. G CUMMINGS W. A. CUMMINGS FRANCIS DAVIS NANCY DAVIS J. B. DICKERSON VVINFRED EASLEY HENRY ENTREKIN 93 GERALD FERGUSON LAMAR FLEMING li BESSIE FLOWERS CAMELLIA GARRETT CHARLES GILDER WILLIE MAE GILES ANNETTE GREER CLYDE GREER LA VON GRIMSLEY MARTHA HALL DAVID HARBESON W, B. HARMON PRICE HARRIS CHARLES HARVEY HERSHEL HATHORN ROBERT HENSARLING BONNIE JO HIGH DAPHNE HINTON BOBBY HOOD JACK HOSEY 94 PATSY HOUSTON SHARON HOWARD MING MING HU JAMES HUMPHRIES MARION INGRAM ODUS JACKSON ROGER JARRELL DALE JOHNSON ANNE JONES RALPH JONES RUBY JONES LAYTON KING JIMMY KIRKLAND TOMMY KNIGHT CECILIA KOH HOWARD LATHROP JAN LATHROP EURCEL LAWS LYNN LOTT JOY MACKEY 95 T. D. MANGUM JOHN MERCK LEWIS METZ ROBERT MEYER BETH MILLICAN FAYE MITCHEL L ANNE MULL KAY MULLINS CURTIS McCALL SUE McCLOSKEY RAY McCORKLE DOROTHY McDILL WOODROW NAIL JEWELDEAN NAPIER BETTY NOBLES MAX PARKER JO ANN PATTON ROBERT PEARCE MARIE IERCE PATRICIA PIERCE JAMES ROBERTS JIMMY ROGERS ANDREW SCHOTTGEN BOBBY SCOTT 96 ELIZABETH SMITH LARRY SMITH JUDY SOUSA RICHARD SOWARDS CARRIE RUTH SPENCE NANCY STERLING JERRY STENNETT JOHNNY STEPHENSON PAT STILL LARRY TAYLOR JANICE THAMES LARRY TILLMAN DAVID TOWNSEND ANDREW TRUELOVE JAMES UNDERWOOD LEWIS VAUGHN JONATHAN WADDELL PAT WEST VERONICA WHEELER BILL WILKINSON CHESTER WILLIAMS CURTIS WILLIAMS PHIUP WILLIS 97 From Left to Right: Lenny Bolton, SGA Representative; Eu- Rene Stewart. Pi ' esident; Donna Duck, Secretary and Treas- urer; Guy Rippy, Vice-Pi esident. JUNIORS ft ' £M dkmk MILDRED ALEXANDE DALE ANDERSON JIMMY ARD PAUL BABUCHNA, JB LOIS BADGER FRANK BAILEY BILLY BALLARD NATHAN BALL WILTON BENNETT GEORGE BERGER TOMMY BLAKENEY BERTHA BLAND PEGGY BLOUNT HENNY BOLTON LENNY BOLTON JOHN BOROM JOHNIE BRIDGES CHARLES BROWN CAROL BRUMFIELD JOHN BULLARD MIKE BOYD RANK BOYTE MAY CAMPBELL BETTY CANTWELL MARY CARPENTER JOHN CARTER ALICE CAUSEY LEON CHAMPION JOAN CHENG VIRGINIA LEE CLARK MARLIN CLARK WILFRED CLARK ANN COCHRAN CECIL COCKERHAM ALON COLLETTI GEORGE COLLINS ARTHUR COLLUM LAURA DALRYMPLE CLARA DANIELS DONALD DAWSON CECIL DEAS Aj- JAMES DOW DONNA ROSE DUCK BARBARA DUNAGAN ROSE DYESS ikdm $- JIMmiM mkdk ikdk 99 NADEAN EAVES W. R. EVANS ANNIE FORMWALT EVELYN FORREST PHYLLIS FOSTER RAY FOSTER EARL GADDY SHIRLEY GLOVER HULDAH GRAHAM KATHERYN GRIFFIN DAVID HAMPTON SHELBY HAMPTON WILLIAM HARBIS JOE HASSON MARY HAWTCINS THOMAS HIERS EDNA HILL JEFF HOLLEY PORTER HUDSON BETTY HULL NELDA IVEY HUBERT JARVIS PATRICIA JENKINS CHAKLES JONES PAUL JONES CLAUDE KILLIAN RAYMOND KING JO ANNA KNIPPERS SUE ELLEN LADNER BETTY LIPSCOMB LAWRENCE LIPSCOMB JUDY McBRIDE SHELBA McCABE JAMES McCALL REX McDANIEL JANET McLIN HOWARD McMANUS JACKANELL McQUEEN MARY MACK BOBBY MAGEE DELORES MAGEE BARBARA MARTIN RITA MATTHEWS GEORGE MEADOWS BYRON MERRITT JAMES MILLER GEORGE MILLS DONALD MOORE LYMAN MOORE WILLIAM MOOT LARRY MORRIS T. M. MOSS VIRGINIA NALL ANN NALLS WALTER NELSON GERALD NIX MARGARE T ODOM JOHN OVERALL BB:RNIE PARKER PATTIE PARNELL ANN PEARSON JUDY PEDEN CLAUDIA PIKE MELVIN PORTER FRED PURSER CHARLES PURVIS WYATT RHONE NAULLENE RICHARDSON DEAN RIMER GUY RIPPY MELBA SUE ROPER BILL ROSS MICKEY ROSS BARBARA ROWELL TOMMY RUSS EDNA RUSSELL ROYCE RUSSELL MARY SCHELL LEWIS SCOTT ELIZABETH SELLERS BARNES SHARITT CAROLYN SIMPSON JACK SKINNER CHARLES SMITH MARVIN SMITH BOBBY SPEIGHTS LARRY SPEIGHTS EMILY SPENCE CLAUDE STEELE ROBERT STEINMETZ EUGENE STEWART FAYE STEWART JACQUELINE STEWART PHIL SUDDUTH ROBERT TAMNEY JIMMY TAYLOR SANDRA TILLMAN STEVE TILLMAN GEORGE THOMASON JAMES THOMPSON BOBBY WAGGONER EARL WEBB FAYE WELCH CHARLES WILLIAMS LINDA WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILLIS NANCY WYRICK WILLIAM WYRICK JOAN YELVERTON AMlk 103 SOPHOMORES From Left to Right: Jerry Handle, President; Peggy Bell. Secretary and Treasurer; Reilly Simpson, Vice-President; John Owens, SGA Representative. First Row: SYLVIA ALEXANDER DOLLIE ANDERSON IVETTE ANDERSON GARY ARTHUR JOHN ASKEW CHARLES BALL TOMMYE SUE BARR THOMAS BEEMAN Second Row: PEGGY BELL SANDRA BEVERLY DURWOOD BLACK VELL JIM BLAICENEY GENE BOBO JERRY BOONE MARILYN BOTTER LIONEL BOURGEOS Third Row: WILLIAM BOUTWELL SHERRY BRANTON MARY BROWN JOE BULFKIN JENNY BULLOCK BILL CAPPS DONALD CHAPMAN JUDY COVINGTON 104 First Row: NANCY CRAWFORD LINDA DEMPSEY ROBERT DENNIS EDWARD DICKSON RONALD DOVE HAROLD DUCK JERRY EVANS FAYE FERGUSON Third Row: PAUL HANSHEW LINDA HARVILL JOE HATCHER JAMES HAWKINS MARTHA HAWKINS RONNIE HERROD REGINA HOLLEY ANN HOLMES Secon d Row: KAY FINNEY CHARLES FORTENBERRY PAUL GANEY JUDITH GILLIAM CHARLES GINN MALISSA GRIFFIN DAVID GUMN NADINE HANDBERRY Fourth Row: DONALD HOWELL PHYLLIS HOWELL JESSIE HUDDLE ROBERT IMMS JOHN JOLLY BRENDA JONES PAT JONES JUNE KAHLER Fiisl Row: NANCY KENT MIKKI LADSHAW RAY LEFFLER LENNIE LIFER LARRY LIVERMAN RON LOGSDON OLLIE MAE LOPER VICCI MARCON Third Row : JOSEPH OGI MARIE RILLA OGI JOHN OWENS RICHARD OWENS SANDRA PERRY PEGGY PETTY CAROLE PIERCE BETH ANN PURNALL Second Row: BILL MARTIN DALE MEADOR THOMAS MILLER DELORES MOODY GEORGE MYERS DANNY NELSON SHARON NELSON CAROLYN NORRIS Fouiih Row- bill RALEY WAYNE RALEY JERRY RANDLE BEVERLY RICHARDSON J. P. RICHARDSON BERTIST ROUSE THOMAS RUSTON REILLY SIMPSON Fust KuW. DUDLEY SINGLETON ANN SLAY CHALMUS SORRELL JOHNNY SPEEDLING BERNICE SPIERS CHARLES STEWART ANN STRINGER DARRELL STRINGER Second Row: EARL TAGERT = JoANN TALLEY WAYNE TAYLOR - FLOYD THARP PASTY THOMPSON ' ' JoANN TILLMAN KATHRYN TURNER HAMP VALENTINE Third Row: JAMES VARIAN JOHN WADE ELLEN WAKEFIELD RACHEL WARD ANNETTE WATLER DANNY WEST LYNDA WILLIAMS KAY WILSON Fourth Row: DONALD WINTERS EDGAR WRIGHT MARGUERITA WRIGHT RICKY YOUNGBLOOD 107 FRESHMEN From Left to Right: Charles Couey, President; Martha Neal, Secretary and Treasurer; Melvin Curtis, Vice-President; Judith York. SGA Representative. f ii First Row: MARGARET ANN ADDISON CONNIE AGEE SATURINO ALTAMIRANO CANDIDO ARISMENDY PAUL AULTMAN STEVE BADGER PHILLIP BARBA ELMER BARNES Second Row: JOHN BARNES CHARLES BEVERLY ADAM BILUOT LEONARD BISHOP SHARON BLANTON DIANE BOONE TERRY BOWERS ARNOLD BRAZELL Third Row: STEVE BRIDGES BARBARA BROWN DANNY BROWN JERRY BROWN PAULETTE BROWN MARILYN BRYAN JOE BULLOCK JOHN BURKEY io8 First Row: JOHN BUTLER TRtjDY CABE JOHN CARTER ORVILLE CALLOWAY PENNY CALLOWAY FRANCES CANTY SUE CHAFFIN EDCHO CHOW Second Row: JEAN CLARK PAT CLEMENTS WILLIAM CLEMONS CHARLES COUEY RALPH CROMIS MELVIN CURTIS SUSAN DINKINS CAROLYN DISMUKES Third Row: WINIFRED DIXON LEWIS DOWELL BETTY DUNCAN RODNEY DUNN ALBERT EAST HUNTER EDWARDS ALAN EVANS MOLLY FAIRCHILD Fourth Row: AGNES FAIRLEY JOYCE FARMER BETTY FLANNAGAN DORIS FLURRY KIRK FORD ELOUISE FOREMAN FA YE FOSTER FONG LUI FU Fifth Row: CAREY FULLER FRANKLIN GEBHART PAULA GOTCHER BARRY HALL NANETTE HALL ROSALIND HARRIS JAMES HANKINS BUCK HAMLET 109 First Row: DAVID HANSHEW EVALIN HANSHEW CAROLE HAUPT EUGENE HATTAWAY GRANT HEADRICK BETTY HERRINGTON DOROTHY HEWITT MARY HILL Second Row: BARBARA JONES FREDA HINTON TOMMY HOCUTT B. HOLLINGSWORTH MIKE HOWARD WILLIAM HUTCHINSON MARGARITA lANNUZZI LINDA JAMES Third Row: JERRY JOHNSON CARL JONES MELVIN JORDAN NANCY JUDY BONNIE KAYSE ANN KEEN ROBERT KILPATRICK SARAH LARSON Fourth Row: KATHY LEE MAXINE LOTT MARTHA MeCASKILL MARY JEAN McNEALY BEVERLY MAPLES JIMMY MARSHALL RICHARD MERCER Fifth Row: SHIRLENE MERRELL JUDY MESSAMORE BARBARA MILLER MARTHA MILLER LYNN MILLS SANDRA MILSTEAD JERRY MILTON First Row: LARRY MOOREHEAD VIOLET MORRIS WAYNE MUND MARTHA NEAL ALAN NICHOLS JIMMY NOLFE BOBBIE OAKES lEN HAUW OKI Second Row: NANCY OGLETREE GRADY PATRICK JOHN PATRICK MARY PEAVY JAMES PORTER SHIRLEY QUIGLEY FAYE RICHARDSON NANCY RICHARDSON Third Row: CAROL ROBERTS THELDA ROBBINS ERNEST ROY GLENDA RUSHING TOMMY RUSHING BARBARA SANFORD HARRY SARANTHUS BILLIE SHULTZ Fourtii Row: TANYA SCOTT EDWARDO SERVAT MARY SHAW CHERYL SHETTER SYLVIA SHIELDS EMILY SIMMONS RALPH SIMMONS SANDRA SIMMONS Fittli Row: MYRTLE SIM: IS DAPHNE SMITH JUDY SMITH SHERRA SMITH RALPH SPARROW ELIZABETH STEELE PAMELA STEELE ANN STEINMETZ First Row: ANN STEPHENS CAROLYN STEWART VEE DELL STONE JIMMY SULLIVAN JOHNNY SULLIVAN CAROLYN TERRY LINDA THOMAS WILLIAM TORBERT Third Row; VENNETH WEST JUDITH WILLIAMS NANCY WILLIAMS GLORIA WILLOUGHBY JERE WILSON LECON WOO MICHAEL YARBOROUGH JUDY YORK Second Row: CHARLOTTE TURNAGE SAMMIE WADE LINDA WALKER NAN WALTERS JOHN WARDLE CAROL WARREN ROSCOE WENTWORTH RONALD WENZEL Fourth Row: BUFORD YOUNG JAMES ZEIGLER LINDA ZEVAC SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS First Row, Left to Right: Frank Williams, Jean Champion, Eu- genia Moore, Dixie Robbins, Jacqueline Norris, Linda Pope, and Harry Embry Second Row: MacArthur Tisdale, Donald Motes, Eddie Westlault, Rufus Comans. Benny Jackson, and Frank Westling. 3 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADKINS, IRBY JEAN Tylertown, Miss. May Day Maid, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Home Economics Club, Student National Education Association. BAKER, ROSELLA SUE GreybuU, Wyo. Delphinian Society, Women ' s Affairs Board, Dormitory Coun- cil, Chi Beta Phi, Secretary; Young Women ' s Auxiliary. BARNES, PATRICIA STINES Hattiesburg, Miss. Alpha Lambda, Chi Beta Phi, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Play Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace and The Vigil , B.S.U. Officer, Social Chaimian; Cobbler ' s Who ' s Who. BARRINGTON, PAUL Pensacola, Fla. BAILEY, KENNETH Baton Rouge, La. P.E. Club, C Club, Basebal l Team, Student National Education Association. BROWN, LEO Prichard, Ala. Freshman Class President, Class Favorite, Chorale, Oratorio Choir, Sophomore Class Favorite, Homecoming Court, Junior Class, Vice-President; Student National Education Association, Vice-President; Friendliest. BURDESHAW, RAY Panama City, Fla. Chorale, Chapel Choir, Oratorio Choir, Men ' s Affairs Board, Secretary; B.S.U. Chorister, Student Government Association, Association of Church Musicians, President; Library Staff, Association of Campus Presidents, Dean ' s List, Serampore Players, Cast, The Silver Whistle. CABANISS, GRADY EUGENE Whitmore, S.C. Transfer from North Greenville Junior College, Senior Class, Vice-President; Mission Fellowship, President; B.S.U. Execu- tive Council, Missions Chairman; B.S.U. Greater Council, Library Club, Association of Campus Presidents, Cobbler Staff. CAMPBELL, DON Hattiesburg, Miss. BATES, SUE Pascagoula, Miss. Young Women ' s Auxiliary, B.S.U. Greater Council, Delphinian Society, Reporter; Sophomore Class Secretary, Home Eco- nomics Club, Reporter; Crusader Staff, Assistant Editor; Theater Guild, Secretary; Play Cast, The Enchanted , Stu- dent Government Association, Secretary and Treasurer; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Alpha Lambda, President and Secretary; Association of Women Students. Judiciary Council; Student Education Association, Senior Class Queen, Miss Carey College, Association of Campus Presidents. BELL, IVAN Blytheville, Ark. International Relations Club, First Federal Savings and Loan Award. BELAN, JOSEPH McKees Rock, Pemi. Basketball Team, Captain; C Club, President; Physical Educa- tion Club, Chapel Choir, Free Throw Percentage Trophy, Es- cort of May Day Maid. BLACKWELL, LESLIE RICHARD Tylertown, Miss. Student National Education Association. B.S.U., Intramural Referee. CANTY, MARSHA Pascagoula, Miss. Chorale, Delphinian Society, Vice-President; Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Women ' s Affairs Board, Student Goverrmient Asso- ciation, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Chorister; Junior Class, Treasui-er; Sophomore Homecoming Maid, President of John- son Hall, Association of Women Students, President. CARPENTER, ANNA LYNNE Hattiesburg. Miss. CATO, RALPH Silver Creek, Miss. Intramurals. International Relations Club. CHRISTY, JOHN Hattiesburg, Miss. CLARK, JOHN Newton, Miss. COGGIN, PAULINE Eight Mile, Ala. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities, Alpha Lambda, President; Cobbler Staff, Editor; Junior Class Favorite, Student National Education Association, Reporter; Young Women ' s Au.xiliary, Organization of Campus Presidents, Del!;hinian Society, Student Government Associa- tion, Treasurer; Dormitory Council, Dean ' s List, B.S.U. Great- er Council, Freshman Class, Secretary. BOGGAN, DORIS SUE Mendenhall, Miss. Transfer from Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Litaean Society, Student National Education Asso- ciation. COLEMAN, JAMES Long Beach, Miss. Ministerial Association, B.S.U., Jail Service Representative; B.S.U. Greater Council, Cobbler Staff, Sophomore Class Favor- BOONE, MAXWELL Mobile, Ala. BRANNON, THOMAS Hattiesburg, Miss. BRITT, BENNETT Meridian, Miss. Association of Men Students, Oratorio Choir, Chorale, Asso- ciation of Church Musicians. COULTER, JOHNNY Bassfield, Miss. Junior Class, President; Student Government Association, Day Student Representative. CRABTREE, JACKIE San Francisco, Calif. Freshman Class, Reporter; May Day Court Maid, Cheerleader, Thalian Society. 114 SENIOR DIRECTORY CUMMINGS, W. G Buckatunna, Miss. Ministerial Association. CUMMINGS, W. A Buckatunna, Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College, Ministerial Asso- ciation. DANIELS, CLARA Atmoro, Ala. B.S.U. Greater Counoi:, B.S.U. Executive Council. B.S.U. Award, Women ' s Missionary Union Scholarship, Young Wom- en ' s Auxiliary, Mission Fellowship, Home Economics Club, Student National Education Association, Delphinian Society. Friendliest, Best Sense of Humor, Library Club, International Relations Club. DAVIS, FRANCIS Brooklyn, Miss. DAVIS, NANCY Picayune, Miss. Most Friendly, Most Courteous, Sophomore Class Queen, Junior Class, Secretary; Citizenship Award, Alpha Lambda, Vice-President; Cobbler Staff, B.S.U. Council. DICKERSON. J, D Hattiesburg, Miss. EASLEY, WINFRED Mobile, Ala. Serampore Players, Forensic League. ENTREKIN, HENRY EllisviUe, Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College. FERGUSON, GERALD Paso Robles, Calif. B.S.U., Street Service Representative; Dean ' s List, Ministerial Association, International Relations Club, A poem published by National Poetry Association, Summer Street Service Renre- sentative, Library Club, Reporter; Lottie Moon Day Student Captain. GILES, WILLIE MAE DaleviUe, Miss. Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Religious Education Club, B.S.U. Executive Council, Thalian Society, Vice-President; Student National Education Association, Mission Fellowship. GREER, ANNETTE Geneva, Ala. Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Chapel Choir, Litaeans Society, Religious Education Association. GREER, CLYDE Hattiesburg, Miss. Chorale, President; Ministerial Association, B.S.U. Greater Council. GRIMSLEY, LAVON Sumrall, Miss. Physical Education Club. HALL, MARTHA Mathiston, Miss. Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Community Missions Chairman, Student National Education Association, B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil, Mission Band, Chapel Choir, Litaean Society. HARBESON, DAVID St. George, S.C. Transfer from North Greenville Junior College. HARMON. B. W Hattiesburg, Miss. HARRIS, PRICE , Tupelo, Miss. Senior Class, President; B.S.U. Executive Council, Mission Band, Association of Church Musicians, Most Versatile, HARVEY, CHARLES RAY Prentiss, Miss. Transfer from Pearl River Junior College, B.S.U. Executive Council, International Relations Club, Cobbier StaflE, Library Club, Annual Staff, Student National Education Association. FLEMING, LAMAR Hattiesburg, Miss. Religious Education Club, Music Association, Grill Manager, Assistant. FLOWERS, BESSIE Foley, AJa B.S.U. Council, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Religious Educa- tion Club, Dormitory Council, Lawrence Hall GARRETT, CAMELLIA Greenville, S.C. Transfer from Anderson Junior College, Library Club, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, B.S.U. Greater Council, B.S.U. Executive Council, Publicity Chairman; Mission Fellowship, Secretary. GILDER, CHARLES Greenville, Miss. Student Government Association, President; B.S.U. Greater Council, Ministerial Association, International Club, Mission Fellowship, Association of Campus Presidents, PI itter Platoon, Leadership Award, HATHORNE, HERSHEL Laurel, Miss. HENSARLING. ROBERT Hattiesburg, Miss. HIGH. BONNIE JO Spartanburg, S C. Transfer from North Greenville Junior College, Homecoming Court, Cheerleader, Dormitory Council, Vice-President. HINTON. DAPHNE Hattiesburg, Miss. Physical Education Club, Serampore Players. HOOD, BOBBY Elli.sviUe, Miss. Abner Polk Hall, President; Association of Men Students Executive Council, B.S.U. Chorister, Friendliest Boy, Associa- tion of Church Musicians, Chorale, Chapel Choir, A-ssistant Director; Escort of Homecoming Queen. Oratorio Choir, Crusader StafT, Association of Men Students, Summer Judi- cial Council. 5 SENIOR DIRECTORY HOSEY, JACK Laurel, Miss. HOUSTON, PATSY Philadelphia, Miss. Young Women ' s Auxiliary. HOWARD, SHARON Tibbie, Ala. Young Women ' s Auxiliary. HU, MING MING Bangkok, Thailand Chi Beta Phi, Thalian Society, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Most Promising Foreign Student, Senior Class Favorite. Stu- dent Government Association, Publicity Chairman: Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. KOH, CECELIA Singapore, Malaya Chorale, Oratorio Choir, International Relations Club, May Day Queen. KNIGHT, TOMMY Prichard, Ala. Sophomore Class, Vice-President; Best Dressed, Student Na- tional Education Association, President; Friendliest Boy, Association of Men Students, Senior Class Representative; BS.U. Greater Council, Annual Staff. LATHROP, JAN Hattiesburg, Miss. Sophomore Class Favorite, Sophomore Class, Reporter; B.S.U. Greater Council, Delphinian Society, Reporter; Religious Edu- cation Association. HUMPHRIES, JAMES Charleston, S.C. Student National Education Association, B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil, Student Government Association, Vice-President; CobbJer Staff, Crus. dee. Staff Organization Head. INGRAM, MARION Soso, Miss. Theater Guild, Delphinian Society, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, B.S.U. Executive Council, Library Club, Dormitory Council, Cohhler Staff, Junior Class Queen, Secretary of Mississippi Collegiate Press Association, Senior Class, Secretary. LATHROP, HOWARD Hattiesburg, Miss. LAWS, EURCEL Greer, S.C. Transfer from North Green ville Junior College, B.S.U. Greater Council, Platter Platoon, Women ' s Affairs Board, Young Wom- en ' s Auxiliary, Editor of Crusader, Association of Women Students Executive Council, President of Lawrence Hall, B.S.U. Devotional Chairman, Thalian Society, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Mission Fellowship, Most Dependable, Honor Roll, Association of Campus Presidents. JACKSON, ODUS Gloster, Miss. B.S.U., Ministerial Association. JARRELL, ROGER Fort Lauderdale, Fla. JOHNSON, DALE Mobile, Ala, The Forum, Platter Platoon, Association of Campus Presi- dents, Scholarship Award. JOHNSON, RUSSELL Hattiesburg, Miss. Chorale, Theater Guild, B.S.U. Executive Council. JONES, ANNE Carthage, Miss. Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Serampore Players, Religious Edu- cation Association, Reporter; Thalian Society. JONES, RALPH Jackson, Ala. Ministerial Association, Secretary; B.S.U., Jail Service Repre- sentative. JONES, RUBY AnguiUa, Miss. Young Women ' s Auxiliary, B.S.U. Council, Mission Fellowship, Student National Education Association, Dean ' s List. KING, LAYTON Luverne. Ala. KIRKLAND, JAMES Laurel, Miss. LEYTHAM, THOMAS Mobile, Ala. MACKEY, JOY Crystal Springs, Miss. P.E. Club, Junior and Senior Class Beauty, Homecoming Queen, May Day Maid-of-Honor, Head Cheerleader. MANGUM. TOMMY Magee. Miss. MERCK, JOHN Hattiesburg, Miss. METZ, LEWIS Hattiesburg, Miss. MEYER, ROBERT San Antonio, Texas Platter Platoon, Chorale, Chapel Choir, Oratorio Choir, Asso- ciation of Church Musicians, B.S.U, Chorister, B.S.U. Presi- dent, Mission Fellowship, Most Versatile, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Mr. Carey College. MILLICAN, BETH Prichard, Ala. Cheerleader. Business Manager of Cobbler, Delphinian Society, President; Library Club. Vice-President; Junior Class, Re- porter; Sportsmanship Award, Homecoming Maid, Best School Spirit, Serampore Players, Historian; Physical Education Club, Publicity Chairman. MITCHELL, FAYE Laurel, Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College, Library Club, Student National Education Association, Chorale, Assistant Editor of Crusader, Thalian Society, Secretary and Treas- urer; International Relations Club, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Pep Band, Cobbier Staff Reporter, Oratorio Choir, Honor Roll. 116 SENIOR DIRECTORY MULL, ANNE Easley , S.C. Association of Women Students Judicial Council. Editor of Handbook, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Vice-President; Stu- dent National Education Association, Dormitory Council, Sec- retary: Thalian Society, Historian. MULLINS, KAY Mendenhall, Miss. Transfer from Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, Student Na- tional Education Association. Young Women ' s Auxiliary. McCLOSKEY, SUE Tampa, Fla. Chorale, Chapel Choir, Association of Church Musicians, B.S.U. Executive Council, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Thalian Society, B.S.U. Greater Council. McCORKLE, ALVA Houston, Miss. Transfer from Wood Junior College, Ministerial Association. McDILL, DOROTHY NELL Bay Minette, Ala. Young Women ' s Auxiliary, B.S.U. Greater Council, Mission Band, B.S.U. Executive Council, Religious Education Associa- tion, Dormitory Council, B.S.U. Secretary. NAPIER, JEWELDEAN Hattiesburg, Miss. Library Club, President and Vice-President; Student National Education Association, International Relations Club, Student Government Association, Day Student Representative; Del- phinian Society. PARKER, MAX SandersviUe, Miss. Ministerial Association, Tent Maker in Oregon, PATTON, JO ANN Mobile, Ala, Chorale, Reporter; State Piano Guild, Freshman Class Queen, B.S.U. Greater Council, Delphinian Society, Treasurer; Thea- ter Guild, Treasurer; Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Social Chair- man; National Piano Guild, Association of Women Students, Secretary; Johnson Hall, President; Crusader Staff, Head Typist; International Relations Club, Student National Edu- cation Association. PEARCE, ROBERT Collins, Miss. Chorale, Association of Church Musicians, Ministerial Asso- ciation. PEDEN, JUDY Sledge, Miss. Transfer from North West Junior College, Young Women ' .. Auxiliary, B.S.U. Greater Council, B.S.U. Summer Executive Council, Cobbler Staff, Student National Education Associa- tion, Thalian Society, President; Mission Band, Library Club, Social Chairman; Homecoming Maid, May Day Maid, Junior Class Favorite, Association of Campus Presidents, International Relations Club. PIERCE, BOBBY RAY Hattiesburg, Miss. PIERCE, MARIE Hattiesburg, Miss. ROBERTS, JAMES Biloxi, Miss. Honor Roll, Serampore Players, Publicity Chairman. ROGERS, JIMMY Hattiesburg, Miss. Religious Education Club. RUSHING, DENA SUE Morton, Miss. Home Economics Club, President; B.S.U. SCHOTTGEN, ANDY Prichard, Ala. Freshman Class, Treasurer; Sophomore Class, President; Stu- dent Government Association, Senior Class Representative; Serampore Players, Vice-President, President; Best Support- ing Actor Award, Jenkin-Chastain Citizenship Award, ' Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Senior Class Favorite, Chorale, Cobbler Staff, Business Man- ager. SCOTT, BOBBY Hattiesburg, Miss. Ministerial Association, International Relations Club, Student Education Association, Religious Education Club. SMITH, ELIZABETH Lumberton, Miss. Litaean Society, Campus Beautw Junior Class Beauty. Home Economics Club. SMITH, LARRY Laurel. Miss. B S.U. Executive Council, Student National Education Associa- tion. Library Club SOUSA. JUDITH ANNE Chickasaw, Ala, Transfer from Jones Junior College, Senior Class Beauty, Stu- dent National Education Association, Young Women ' s Auxil- iary, Litaean Society. SOWARDS. RICHARD Laurel, Miss. SPENCE, CARRIE RUTH Winnsboro. La. Young Women ' s Auxiliary. STENNET, JERRY Ellisville, Miss. STEPHENSON. JOHNNY South Portsmouth, Ky C Club, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Mo.st Valuable Player Award, STERLING, NANCY Addison, Ala. Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Circle Chairman; BS U. Council. Litaean Society. STILL. PAT Barnwell, S.C. B.S.U. Greater Council, B.S.U. Executive Council. Mission Fellowship, B.S.U. Summer Missionary to Panama, Tuscan Hall Dormitory Council, Vice-President. 7 SENIOR DIRECTORY TAYLOR. LARRY Biloxi, Miss. Serampore Players, Student Technical Director; Serampore Players, Vice-President; Ernest Cup for Lyric Poetry, Tech- nical Achievement Award in Drama. WADDELL, JONATHAN Crystal Springs, Miss. B.S.U. Executive Council, Association of Men Students, Vice- President and President; Student Government Association, Student National Education Association, Ministerial Associa- tion, Mission Band. THAMES, JANICE : Icnticell, Miss. Transfer from Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, Young Women ' s Auxiliary, B.S.U., Thalian Society, Reporter; Student National Education Association. WEST, PATRICIA Student National Education Association, .Stringer, Miss. TILLMAN, LARRY Purvis, Miss. Best AU-Around Boy of Freshman Class, B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil, Theater Guild, Honor Roll, Association of Men Student:, Vice-President; International Relations Club, Association of Men Students, President; Student Government Association. Vice-President; Junior Class Favorite. WILLIAMS. CHESTER Hattiesburg, Miss. Librarv Club, International Relations Club, Ministerial As- sociation. Chi Beta Phi, Vice-President; Pre-Med Club, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Most Intelligent Freshman Boy, Cohhler ' s ' Who ' s ' Who. .Pascagoula, Miss. TOWNSEND, DAVID .. Ministerial Association. UNDERWOOD, JAMES Dothan, Ala. WILLIAMS. CURTIS LEE Prichard, Ala. WILLIS, PHILLIP KEITH Hattiesburg, Miss. Ministerial Association. Religious Education Association, In- ternational Relations Club. n8 119 THE FORREST COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Carey ' s Heartiest Backers SHELBY C. BOV LING, President 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 OWL DRUG COMPANY IMMANUEL 101 E. FRONT JU 3-0206 BAPTIST CHURCH PINE BELT SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. Rev. C. B. Hamlet III— Pastor Hardy Street JU 2-4334 608 Tuscan Avenue DONAVAN LANE MEN ' S WEAR GARREN ' S BOOK and GIFT SHOPS 518 Main JU 4-8742 121 East Front Street Hardy Street Market HUB CITY OFFICE SUPPLY PETAL DRUG COMPANY 220 West Pine Street For All Your Office Needs B. T. Clearman — Ov ner SARPHIE JEWELRY NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY Fine Jewelers Since 1896 Across the Street from Carey CHAIN ELECTRIC COMPANY FINE BROS. 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