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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1964 volume:

' i ( ■ fci TV .- i r ?i WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE MATTIES B UR G, MISSISSIPPI ' 64 CR 7SJDER ' 64 CONTENTS Administration 14 Classes 22 Features 54 Organizations 80 Sports 116 Paul Jones Editor Kay Wilson Assistant Editor Martha Hawkins Business Manager Mrs. Evelyn McCluke Sponsor Mr. ,I. D. Sims Business Adviser THIS IS OUR HERITAGE A college is horn-from its small beginning, teachers are added, buildings are con- structed, and the college grows; and so it was with William Carey College in the year of 1906. With more than half a century of growth and maturity to her credit, William Carey College looks to the future with high hopes and undaunted courage. The face, as well as the name of the college, has changed within the last decade. Both academic and living facilities have been added to Tatum Court, Ross Hall, and Johnson Hall. The building program of the last ten years has provided superior facilities demanded by the increase in number and the ability of the Carey students. Today we take for granted many things that have occurred on our campus to make the heritage that we value so much. The ones who planted the trees on our front campus in interesting patterns, the ones who started our May Day activities, the ones who have steered the physical, academic, and christian growth of our college and have given so much of their time and effort for our school: all of these, plus many more, make up a part of our heritage. The dreams of a brighter tomorrow loom on the horizon. We face the future with the hope that, the traditions and heritage of William Carey College may be retained for our pos- terity and that they might further enrich this heritage. By retaining the greatness of the past, we shall be able to face the challenge of the fu- ture. If this is done, the mention of William Carey College will transcend the reputation of the past, and shortly the mention of the college will recall an outstanding institution— an increasingly important and significant Liberal Arts College. Those who have lived at William Carey College have found wealth in its heritage. ' r ■ Yet, William Carey College is like a person. It lives and changes with the passing of time, but the original essence of its personality re- mains unchanged. This everlasting personality is the continuous bond between the past, the present, and the future. Nevertheless, we shall not rest upon the traditions and heritage of the past, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Thomas are carrying on the traditions of Mississippi Baptist leaders as they contribute time, money, and effort to Carey Col- lege and to Christian education. Rather, deriving strength from the past, wc shall look to an even brighter future. CRUSADER DEDICATION 1964 MISS JEWEL HANNAH, BSU Director hi selecting the person to whom this year ' s Crusader is dedicated, we have chosen a person who has been very instrumental in influencing our lives as college students. It is dijjicult indeed for us to express in words our feelings for such a person, one who has given so much of herself and has asked for so little in return. In recognizing her as a truly outstanding administrator and spiritual leader at William Carey College, we also fnd a fne individual whose ideals and principles have helped us to become bet- ter christia72S. Because of all of this and considering her warm personality; the years of her life which she has de- voted to our college; the wholehearted interest she has shown in the lives and well-being of all of the students; her tireless work to lead William Carey to greater heights in the spiritual realm; we respectfully dedicate this small token of appreciation. The ' 64 Crusader, to Miss Jewell Hannah. A friendly chat with Rev. Hamlet. Miss Hannah takes time out to give informa- tion to the Cobbler concerning the BSD activities of the week. Miss Hannah discusses plans for the International houseparty with some of the International students. HERITAGE of ' ' s ' ' K ' ' KK.: ■ ' ' n ai JR ' MIH ik ' -j ' . iqMHHHI 1 1 . H ■ r 1 r H i k. II Ih LEADERSHIP PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Every academic year may justly be termed a signif- icant and important period in the history of a college. The year 1963-64 is recorded as one of the most impor- tant and meaningful periods in the life of William Carey College. This year has been highlighted by a multitude of accomplishments and challenges in many different areas of the College. A record-breaking building pro- gram brought forth the first new dormitory for women on the campus since 1922. An air-conditioned student center ' was realized following the tragic June fire on the campus. The successful completion of the $700,000 Development Program of 1963 has issued in the com- pletion of plans for the Thomas Fine Arts Center. The year was marked by a record-breaking enroll- ment, an updating of curricula, and a new recognition for scholarly achievements. As you view your 1964 Crusader in the days to come, I trust you will gain a better understanding of the im- portance of the past year in the life of William Carey College and of the opportunities that lie ahead. Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Crawford, Mr. Bryant, Dr. Mc- Millan, Mr. Martin. Second Row: Dr. Ross, Mr. Thomas, Dr. Pearson, Rev. Taylor, Dr. Green, Mr. Clinton. BOARD OF TRUSTEES TERM EXPIRES 1963 MR. PURSER HEWITT Jackson MR. WHEELER BRYANT Hattiesburg MR. R. B. THOMAS Hattiesburg MR. B. J. MARTIN Laurel TERM EXPIRES 1964 REV. JOHNNY L. TAYLOR MR. BRUCE AULTMAN DR. GLEN PEARSON DR. EARL GREEN Drew Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg TERM EXPIRES 196.5 MR. WALTER CLINTON MRS. W. W. CRAWFORD DR. A. K. McMillan DR. T. E. ROSS MR. CRAWFORD LIPSEY Petal Hattiesburg Lucedale Hattiesburg Brookhaven DR. WOODROW CLARK Academic Dean MISS JEANETTE REDFORD Dean of Women MR. DON STEWART Dean of Men MR. J. D. SIMS Business Manager MISS SARAH GRAY Registrar MR. WILLIAM E. MITCHELL MRS. MARJORIE ROWDEN Director of Public Relations Publicity Director DR. CLARICE M. ROBINSON DR. B. F. SMITH Vocational Counselor Religion and Philosophy MISS JEWEL HANNAH B.S.U. Director MRS. RUTH B. DUNCAN Head Librarian ADM IN IS TRA TION MRS. MAUDE HEDRICK College Dietitian FACULTY HAROLD ARMSTRONG, M.A. Sociology KATHLEEN ARRINGTON, M.S. Business R. G. BIGELOW, Ph.D. Edu cation JENNIE LOU BRELAND, B.M. Music II WOODROW W. CLARK, Ed.D. Education FRANK DAVIS, Ph.D. Foreign Languages WENDELL DEER, M.S. Math RUTH DUNCAN, M.Ed. Librarian III BENJAMIN DUNFORD, JR., Ph.D. Music NANCY K. DUNFORD, M.M. Music FAY EUBANKS, M.A. Foreign Languages MARY FARRIS, M.Ed. Physical Education IV GEORGIANNA HOLLIMAN, M.A. English ROY HOOD, M.A. Biology ALBERT HUGHES, M.A. Political Science GRACE HUNTER, Ph.D. English JO LOPER, M.A. English RAY LUPER, M.M. Music ROBERT MADISON, M.S. Natural Science BILLY MARTIN, M.S. Biology VI LINA MILLER, M.M. Music EVELYN McCLURE, M.S. Home Economics JOHN C. McGRAW, Ph.D. Social Science HELEN McWHORTER, M.M. Music VII WILEY MOODY, M.A. Chemistry PATTERSON MOSELY, Ph.D. Chemistry EVERETT MYERS. M.A. Business JOHN O ' KEEFE, M.A. Physical Education FACULTY BURNEY PARKINSON, Ph.D. Education DERA PARKINSON, Ph.D. Psychology OBRA QUAVE, M.A. Speech JOEL RAY, D.R.E. Religious Education II JEANETTE REDFORD, M.R.E. Religious Education MYRAH RILEY, M.A. English CLARICE ROBINSON, Ed.D. Business JOHN SINCLAIR, Mus.D. Music III B. F. SMITH, Ph.D. Religion Philosophy GERTRUDE SMITH, M.A. Biology GRACE SMITH, M.A. English DON STEWART, B.D. Religion IV PAUL SPIKES, M.A. Math MARY G. TRESER, M.F.A. Speech Drama LILLIAN WEIDENHAMMER, Ph.D. Natural Science MILTON WHEELER, M.A. History V DONALD WINTERS, M.M. Music FRANCES WINTERS, B.M. Music DAVID YANG, Ph.D. Education STAFF MRS. ANNIE ADDISON Hostess, Abner Polk Hall HERBERT BADGER Maintenance Manager MRS. BESSIE BATES Assistant Librarian MRS. FRANCES BARNETTE Hostess, Johnson Hall 11 J. C. CALK Director of Housekeeping MRS. MARY COOKSEY Hostess, Bass Hall MISS BONNIE JO HIGH Admissions Secretary MISS RUBY JONES Secretary to the Business Manager in MISS FLORENCE LAMBERT College Nurse MISS THELMA LEE Secretary to the President MRS. LOUISE MARDIS Assistant Dietitian MRS. GLORIA NOBLES Secretary to the Business Manager IV MRS. JOYCE PATTERSON Campaign Secretary MRS. KATHLEEN ROCKENBACH Hostess, Lawrence Hall MRS. HETTYE ROGERS Hostess, Ross Hall MRS. CARMEN SIMMONS Bookstore Manager MRS. BEVERLY THARP Secretary to the Dean A Heritage of Growth. i T i te lp i|i JP n -A 1 1 m il P Pir 1 . ' I ■. j| ' HERITAGE of HOPE Senior Class Officers, Left to Right: Jerry Boone, Vice Presi- dent; Tommy Russ, SGA Representative; May Campbell, Secre- tary: Lerlin Dow, President. THE SENIOR CLASS DAVID ALBRIGHT Hattiesburg MILDRED ALEXANDER Pickins, S.C. JAMES ALLEN Union DALE ANDERSON Williamston, S.C. II DOLLIE ANDERSON Hattiesburg GAYLE ANDERSON Williamston, S.C. PAUL BABUCHNA Biloxi LOIS BADGER Hattiesburg SENIORS I FRANK BAILEY Charleston, S.C. ALINE BALL Hattiesburg NATHAN BALL Perkinston BARBARA BENNETT Hattiesburg II WILTON BENNETT Hattiesburg GEORGE BERGER Petal MARVIN BICE Richton PEGGY BLOUNT Osyka III HENNY BOLTON Mobile, Ala. LENNY BOLTON Mobile, Ala. JERRY BOONE Columbia, S.C. JOHN BOROM Fairhope, Ala. IV DAVID BOYD Ocala, Fla. JOHNIE BRIDGES Prentiss BENNETT BRITT Meridian CAROL BRUMFIELD Zelienople, Pa. Punch for all. SENIORS CHARLES BROWN Mobile, Ala. MELBA SUE BROWN Seminary JOHN BULLARD Long Beach MAY CAMPBELL Baton Rouge, La. II BETTY CANTWELL Tylertown MARY CARPENTER Chunky JOHN CARTER Petal PATRICIA CARTER Petal III ALICE CAUSEY Columbus, Ga. JOAN CHANCY Hartford, Ala. JOHN CLARK Fruitdale, Ala. MARLIN CLARK Richton IV VIRGINIA CLARK Daphne, Ala. WILFRED CLARK Foxworth ANN COCHRAN Hattiesburg ALON COLLETTI Hattiesburg Instructor with Three Students. SENIORS I GEORGE COLLINS Hattiesburg ALFRED CONNIFF Vera Beach, Fla. JERRY CURRY Birmingham, Ala. LAURA DALRYMPLE Wiggins DONALD DAWSON Hattiesburg CECIL DEAS Montgomery, Ala. SYLVLf . DENNIS Mobile, Ala. LERLIN DOW Greenwood, S.C. Ill ROSIE DYESS Ellisville NADEAN EAVES Louisville HENRY ENTREKIN Elhsville ANNIE FORMWALT Mobile, Ala. IV PHYLLIS FOSTER Mobile, Ala. EVELYN FORREST Milliry, Ala. RAY FOSTER Middleton, Term. SHIRLEY GLOVER Mobile, Ala. ANNETTE GREER Geneva, Ala. CLYDE GREER Petal PRICE HARRIS Union WILLIAM HARRIS St. Stephens, Ala. VI JOE HASSON Hattiesburg MARY HAWKINS Foley, Ala. THOMAS HIERS Hattiesburg EDNA HILL Jackson SENIORS I JEFF HOLLEY Baton Rouge, La. NELDA IVEY Quitman PATRICIA JENKINS Liberty PAUL JONES Laurel TOMMY KING Sumrall JOANNA KNIPPERS Hattiesburg MIKKI LADSHAW Monroe, La. HOWARD LATHROP Hattiesburg III BETTY LIPSCOMB Foley, Ala. LAWRENCE LIPSCOMB Foley, Ala. OLLIE MAE LOPER Hattiesburg MARY MACK North, S.C. IV BOBBY MAGEE Hattiesburg DOLORES MAGEE Hattiesburg BARBARA MARTIN Brookwood, Ala. BYRON MERRITT Alexander City, Ala. GEORGE MILLS Mobile, Ala. EUGENIA MOORE Meridian LARRY MORRIS Talledega, Ala. JUDY McBRIDE Ellisville VI SHELBA McCABE Gloster JAMES McCALL Taylorsville REX McDANIEL Tylertown JANET McLIN Hattiesburg 28 SENIORS MONROE McMANUS Mt. Vernon, Ala, JOHN McNAIR Magee JACKANELL McQUEEN Picayune ANN NALLS Yulee, Fla. VIRGINIA NALL Satsuma, Ala. WALTER NELSON Mobile, Ala. JOHN OVERALL Bay Springs PATTIE PARNELL Sardis III MARGARET PEARSON Laurel BOBBY PERRY Hattiesburg CLAUDIA PIKE Pascagoula ELIZABETH POSTMA Bay Minette, Ala. IV CHARLES PURVIS Bogalusa, La. WYATT RHONE Tuscaloosa, Ala. BEVERLY RICHARDSON Springhill, Ala. NAULLENE RICHARDSON Newton Seniors Enjoying Chapel? SENIORS DEAN RIMER Petal DIXIE ROBBINS New Orleans, La. BARBARA ROWELL Ellisville TOMMY RUSS Mobile, Ala. II EDNA RUSSELL Hattiesburg DIXIE SANDERS Gordo, Ala. MARY SCHELL Mobile, Ala. DORIS SCHNEIDER Australia III LOUIS SCOTT Hattiesburg ELIZABETH SELLERS Moselle BARNES SHARITT Mobile, Ala. CAROLYN SIMPSON Theodore, Ala. IV JACK SKINNER Mobile, Ala. CHARLES SMITH Irondale BOBBY SPEIGHTS Bassfield LARRY SPEIGHTS Bassfield But I Don ' t Quite Understand Wijj SENIORS CLAUDE STEELE Chickasaw, Ala. ROBERT STEINMETZ Purvis EUGENE STEWART Bay Minette, Ala. FAYE STEWART Bay Minette, Ala. JACKIE STEWART Collins PAT STILL Barnwell, S.C. DARRELL STRINGER Moselle ROBERT TAMNEY Meridian III EMILY TAYLOR Pensacola, Fla. GEORGE THOMASON Hattiesburg JAMES THOMPSON Oakvale SANDRA TILLMAN Laurel IV BOBBY WAGGONER Morton BETTY WALTERS Petal JAMES WELLMAN Hattiesburg VERONICA WHEELER Sandersville BILL WILKERSON Meridian GLEN WILLIAMS Bay Springs LINDA SUE WILLIAMS Soso PATRICIA WILLIS Hattiesburg VI EDGAR WRIGHT Hattiesburg NANCY WYRICK Hattiesburg WILLIAM WYRICK Hattiesburg TED YARBROUGH Wylam, Ala. Junior Class Officers, Left to Right: Edward Dickson, Vice-President; Nancy Kent, Secretary; Bill Martin, President; Frank Gebhart, S.G.A. Representative. THE JUNIOR CLASS I JOYCE ALEXANDER IVETTE ANDERSON DARNELL ARCHIE ANN ARMSTRONG Pickens, S.C. Hattiesburg Meridian Hattiesburg MARY ATCHISON Satsuma, Ala. PAUL AULTMAN Sumrall CARL BAKER Union, S.C. ELAINE BAKER Charlotte, N.C. III CHARLES BALL Frisco City, Ala. RONALD BALLARD Dover, N.J. THOMAS BEEMAN Meridian HERBERT BEASLEY Mize JUNIORS JEANNE BECKETT Fairhope, Ala. PEGGY BELL Lena DURWOOD BLACKWELL Moss Point JIM BLAKENEY Hattiesburg II GENE BOBO Gordo, Ala. MARILYN BOTTER Mobile, Ala. DANNY BOUTWET.T, Beaumont JAMES BOYD Hattiesburg III BILL BRAZIL Daphne, Ala. MARGARET BREAZEALE Ovett BONITA BRITT Wesson LARRY BROADHEAD Mendenhall IV CAROLYN BROADUS Biloxi MARY BROWN Enterprise EURANA CAPPS Pisgah Forest, N.C. DAVID CARGILL Troy, Ala. V HENRY CARSWELL Hattiesburg ARTHUR COLLUM Milliry, Ala. NANCY CRAWFORD Chickasaw, Ala. JOE DAVIS Meridian VI JEAN DEARING Philadelphia LINDA DEMPSEY Louisville ROBERT DENNIS Seymore, Tenn. EDWARD DICKSON Mobile, Ala. VII RONALD DOVE Atmore, Ala. DONNA DUCK Bay Minette, Ala. HAROLD DUCK Bay Minette, Ala. DIXIE LEE DUKE Axis, Ala. VIII JERRY EVANS Prichard, Ala. KAY FINNEY Chaffee, Mo. EARL GADDY Prichard, Ala. FRANK GEBHART Foley, Ala. ..Mig Why not tonight? JUNIORS I DEWEY GIDCUMB Hattiesburg JUDITH GIDCUMB Hattiesburg CHARLES GINN Tylertown BARBARA GLASS Whitman II CAROL GOODELL Chickasaw, Ala. ERVIN GREENE Hattiesburg MALISSA GRIFFIN Greenville DAVID GUMM Biloxi III BOB HAMILTON Brevard, N.C. NADINE HANBERRY Sumrall AMARYLES HANKINS Laurel LINDA HARVILL Bay Minette, Ala. IV JAMES HAWKINS Hattiesburg MARTHA HAWKINS Hattiesburg PATRICIA HAYS Magee NEOLA JEAN HELMBOLD Birmingham. Ala. V RONNIE HERROD Chickasaw, Ala. REGINA HOLLEY Prichard, Ala. BARBARA HOLLINGSWORTH Mobile, Ala. ANN HOLMES Bogalusa, La. JUNIORS DONALD HOWELL Butler, Ala. BILL HUDDLE Francis, Ala. ROBERT IMMS Citronelle, Ala. COLETTE ISHEE Laurel II EDWARD JENKINS Poplarville JERRY JOHNSON Bay Minette, Ala. BRENDA JONES Petal CARL JONES Mobile, Ala. III DAVID KEENE Hattiesburg NANCY KENT New Orleans, La, CLAUDE KILLIAN, JR. Hattiesburg FRANKLIN LAY Pascagoula IV PEGGY LEDBETTER Amery ELIZABETH LEE Picayune DAVID LIGHTSEY Collins JERRY LYLE Wetumpka, Ala. V PAUL LYONS Hattiesburg BILL MARTIN Florence, Ky. PAUL MARTIN Petal PHILLIP MARTIN Winona She Said What??? JUNIORS I MARY ALICE McCALL Taylorsville BERTHA McDonald Gulfport SARA McGEE Bogue Chitto ROGER McNEESE Laurel II DALE MEADOR Laurel PATRICIA MEGGINSON Jackson JAMES MILLER Leakesville MARTHA MILLER Mobile, Ala. III THOMAS MILLER Pascagoula DELORES MOODY Mobile, Ala. DONALD MOORE Hattiesburg LYMAN MOORE Hattiesburg IV MARGIE MOORE Hattiesburg WILLIAM MOOTE, JR. Hattiesburg RUTH ANN MURPHY Mobile, Ala. GEORGE MYERS Axis, Ala. V LONNIE MYRICK Soso DANNY NELSON Saraland, Ala. JUDY ODELL Chickasaw, Ala. JOHN OWENS Mobile, Ala. Roman Holiday MCMLXIII JUNIORS ERNEST PARKER Montgomery, Ala. SANDRA PERRY Jay, Fla. PEGGY PETTY Petal CAROL PIERCE Los Angeles, Calif. II ELIZABETH PONDER Jackson BETH ANN PURNELL Barrington, N.J. HOWARD QUINLEY Evergreen, Ala. BILL RALEY McKees Rocks, Pa. III JACKIE RILEY Laurel JULIETTE ROBERSON Bayou La Batre, Ala. B. C. ROUSE Ovett JEANETTE ROWELL Ellisville IV GAIL ROYA RUSSELL Foxworth VIRGINIA SALTER Collinsville SARAH SANDERS Smithville ELAINE SATTERWHITE Bay Springs V KATHERINE SAVELL Bogue Chitto WESLEY SEAVY Jacksonville Beach, Fla. SYLVIA SELLERS Hattiesburg JACKIE SHOTTS Laurel All I Need is a Smile! JUNIORS I REILLY SIMPSON Theodore, Ala. DUDLEY SINGLETON Huntsville, Ala. WILFRED SIX Hattiesburg ANN SMITH Collins II CARROLL SMITH Hattiesburg PAULETTE SMITH Myers ELSIE SMITH Theodore, Ala. JOE SMITH Mize III LINDA SMITH Moselle JOHNNY SPEEDLING Chickasaw, Ala. BERNICE SPIERS Hattiesburg JOHN STEVENS Hattiesburg IV MARY STREBECK Collins GENE TAGGERT Citronelle, Ala. JO ANN TALLEY Canton FLOYD THARP Hattiesburg V RONALD THOMASTON Chickasaw, Ala. JANE THOMPSON Moselle JO ANNE TILLMAN Mobile, Ala. JAMES VARIAN Hattiesburg Future Homemakers? JUNIORS I JOHN WADE ELLEN WAKEFIELD DOT WALKER THOMAS WALLIS II RACHEL WARD PATSY WATKINS ANNETTE WATLER EUGENE WATTS III MAXINE WEATHERLY EARL WEBB DANNY WEST GENE WINTERS IV LINDA WILLIAMS ROY WILLIAMS GLORIA WILSON JERE WILSON V KAY WILSON JOAN YELVERTON RICKY YOUNGBLOOD Seymour, Tenn. Harrington, N.J. Waynesboro Baldwyn Wiggins Pascagoula Mobile, Ala. Manset, Maine Chickasaw, Ala. Monroe, La. Jackson Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. Laurel Jackson Atlanta, Ga. Biloxi Laurel Pascagoula Cheer Up, There ' s Always Another Semester! r « y - Sophomore Class Officers, Lett to Right: Frances Canty, Secre- tary; Beauford Young, SGA Representative; Alan Nichols, President. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS MARGARET ADDISON Hattiesburg STEVE BADGER Hattiesburg HERB BAKER Pensacola, Fla. PHIL BARBER Belan, New Mexico II CHARLES BEVERLY Mobile, Ala. ADAM BILLIOT New Orleans, La. LEONARD BISHOP Mobile, Ala. ELIZABETH BLACKMON Hattiesburg III DIANE BOONE Escatawpa TERRY BOWERS Tallahassee, Fla. BRENDA BRANYON Tupelo STEVE BRIDGES Tampa, Fla. SOPHOMORES I BARBARA ANN BROWN PAULETTE BROWN JOE M. BULLOCK JOHN BURKEY II EDWIN L. BUTLER JOHN W. BUTLER FRANCES CANTY SUE H. CHAFFIN III ROYCE CHITTY EDDIE CHOW PAUL CLARK CHARLES M. COUEY IV EDDIE CROMES JACK R. DAVIS SUSAN J. DINKINS CAROLYN DISMUKES BETTY C. DUNCAN HUNTER EDWARDS ALAN EVANS MOLLY FAIRCHILD Citronelle, Ala. Biloxi Seminary Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. Leesville, La. Prichard, Ala. Pascagoula Atlanta, Ga. Pensacola, Fla. Cleveland Semmes, Ala. Pontiac, Mich. Hattiesburg MacClenny, Fla. Prichard, Ala. Satsuma, Ala. Arlington, Va. Mobile, Ala. Moselle Those notes are small. SOPHOMORES FREDA HINTON New Augusta AGNES FAIRLEY Gautier BETTY FERGUSON Ethel BETTY FLANAGAN Pascagoula II DOLLY FLURRY Gulfport PAUL FOGG Matarie, La. KIRK FORD Petal CAREY FULLER Lemay, Mo, III DOROTHY GREEN Pascagoula CAROL HAVARD Hattiesburg NANETTE HALL Seminary ROSS HAMILTON Pensacola, Fla. IV BUCK HAMLET Hattiesburg JAMES HANKINS Mobile, Ala. ROSALIND HARRIS Aberdeen EUGENE HATTAWAY Glen St. Mary, Fla. V CAROL HAUPT Satsuma, Ala. GRANT HEDRICK Hattiesburg SUSAN HEMPHILL Ferriday, La. DOTTIE HEWITT Metarie, La. Freshmen- Fun. SOPHOMOR ES THOMAS HOCUTT Adamsville, Ala. MICHAEL HOWARD McLaurin JOHN HUDSON Saraland, Ala, MARGHERITA lANNUZZI Venezuela II BENNY JACKSON Hattiesburg KNOXINI JACOBS Hattiesburg BARBARA JONES Columbia NANCY JUDY Richton III BONNIE KAYSE West Hollywood, Fla. ANN KEEN Hattiesburg SARAH LARSON Cocoa Beach, Fla. KATHY LEE Silver Creek IV RAY LEFFLER Hattiesburg MAXINE LOTT Citronelle, Ala. MARTHA McCASKILL Mobile, Ala. MARY McNEALY New Orleans, La. V BEVERLY MAPLES Whistler, Ala. JERRY MEREDITH Winnsboro, La. JERRY MILTON MacClenny, Fla. BILLY MITCHELL Carson Even the editor has problems! SOPHOMORES I MARTHA NEAL SHARON NELSON ALAN NICHOLS MARILYN PARKER II GRADY PATRICK BETH PEAVY BETTYE PULLIAM SHIRLEY QUIGLEY m NANCY RICHARDSON THELDA ROBBINS CAROL ANN ROBERTS EMOGENE ROEBUCK IV GLENDA RUSHING TOMMY RUSHING BARBARA SANFORD HARRY SARANTHUS BILLY SCHULTZ TENYA SCOTT EDVARDO SERVAT MARY SHAW Adartown, Ga. Bon Secour, Ala. Albany, Ga. Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. Columbia Hattiesburg Winter Garden, Fla. Hattiesburg Columbia Hattiesburg Tupelo Pascagoula Gulfport Biloxi Hattiesburg Frankville, Ala. Hattiesburg Lima, Peru Vidalia, La. It was a short summer. SOPHOMORES I SYLVIA SHIELDS RODDY SIMMONS SANDRA SIMMONS LINDA SINGLETON n DAPHNE SMITH JUDY SMITH RALPH SPARROW ELIZABETH STEELE III ANNE STEPHENS CAROLYN STEWART BARBARA STOVALL NANCY STRINGER IV LINDA THOMAS BOBBY THOMPSON LINDRITH THOMPSON McARTHUR TISDALE V ROBERT VAN HOOK BARBARA WALLEY DIANNE WARD JOHN WARDLE VI CAROL MAE WARREN NINA WEAVER RONNIE WENZEL FRANK WILLIAMS VII NANCY WILLIAMS GLORIA WILLOUGHBY JAMES WRIGHT JUDY YORK VIII BEAUFORD YOUNG JIMMY ZEIGLER Mobile, Ala. Norton Mt. Herman, La. Hattiesburg Tampa, Fla. Mobile, Ala. Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. Jonestown Mobile, Ala. Slidell, La. Moss Point Heidelberg Morton Morton Ovett Hattiesburg Leakesville Frisco City, Ala. Hattiesburg Theodore, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Foley, Ala. Hattiesburg Cedartown, Ga. Jackson Hattiesburg Cedartown, Ga. Mt. Vernon, Ala. Biloxi Officers, Left to Right: Nathan Barber, President; Louise Hucabee, SGA Representative; Martha Durden, Secretary; Eugene Steele, Vice-President THE FRESHMAN CLASS KENNETH ABRAHAMSON Fonda, Iowa SYLVIA ADAMS Pascagoula ROBERT ALDRIDGE Petal NOEL ALLEN Hattiesburg II RITA ALLEN Union DIANE ANDERSON Sumrall FRED BAILEY Bogalusa, La. NATHAN BARBER Meridian III CAROLYN BARGER Park Forrest, 111. JERRY BARLOW Hattiesburg SHERRY BATES Wiggins JOHN BAXTER Mobile, Ala. IV BETTY BELL Prichard, Ala. GARY BERRY Mt. Olive PATRICIA BEVERLY Hattiesburg TED BEVERLY Woodville FRESHMEN I HUGHIE BLACK CAROLYN BLACKWELL MAMYE BLAKENEY JOHN BLEUMER II ELIZABETH BOOKER PAT BOULER DAVID BOWMAN JIMMY BRANNON III JOYCE BRASWELL EDITH BREAKFIELD JERRY BULLOCK PATRICIA BULLOCK IV EUNICE REBECCA BURKE BETSY CADENHEAD HILDA CAIN WAYNE CAMPBELL DAVID CARPENTER WILLIAM CARPER JUDITH CARTER LINDA CHAVIS VI LARRY CHEATWOOD GERALD CLAUSEN WILLIAM CLEMONS CHARLOTTE CLINTON Mobile, Ala. Moss Point Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Foley, Ala. Mobile, Ala. New Orleans, La. Hattiesburg Greenville Columbia Jackson Hattiesburg TaylorsvUle, 111. Hattiesburg Atmore, Ala. Walnut Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Chickasaw, Ala. Oxford, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Hattiesburg Hattiesburg All Together, Now , FRESHMEN HOWARD CORLEY Richton CHARLES COTHRAN Satsuma, Ala. GERALD COX Hattiesburg SANDRA CRABTREE Meridian II LINDA CRANE Sumrall KENNETH DANIELS Hattiesburg MARVIN DEAN Hattiesburg CLARA DELK Tyler, Texas III JOAN DENNIS Seymour, Term. JOHNNY DICKERSON Memphis, Term. NAN DITSWORTH Pascagoula STEVE DOUGLAS Hattiesburg IV MARTHA DURDEN Chickasaw, Ala. LINDA DYESS Stapleton, Ala. BRENDA EDWARDS Hattiesburg CAROL EDWARDS Leaf V BARBARA EMERT Rocks, Md. LINDA FANNELL Hattiesburg NANCY FARRIS Birmingham, Ala. HOWARD PATH Theodore, Ala. VI LARUE FEWELL Pascagoula JOLIE FLOWERS Hattiesburg TROY FLOWERS Foley, Ala. JUDY GLAZE New Orleans, La. Pass the Ajax! FRESHMEN VIRGINIA ANN GRIFFITH Prentiss GEORGE HAINES Theodore, Ala. SARADEL HAMLET Hattiesburg CAROLYN HARDEE Hattiesburg II JIMMY HATTEN Seminary ANN HENDERSON New Orleans, La. ROBERT HERNDON Prichard, Ala. ALLEN HILL Cape Girardeau, Mo. III PEGGY HITSON Prichard, Ala. BILLY HIX Huntsville, Ala. JOHN HOLTON Hattiesburg YUNYONG HONGSAKAPHADANA Thailand IV CHANDSIRI HONGSATHAVIJ Thailand DARLA HOOD Hattiesburg MELBA HOWELL Jackson, Ala. YUNG AN HU Thailand V YUNG KANG HU Thailand LOUISE HUCABEE Magnolia L. C. JAMES Picayune SARAH JOLLY Beaumont VI BETTY JONES Columbia DOLORES JONES Mobile, Ala. JOHN KELLY Columbus, Ind. DRAPER KIDD Roanoke Rapids, N.C. Good Samaritan. FRESHMEN MARGARET KIRKLAND Carriere JOHN KLEM Passaic, N.J. BAINES LACEY Mobile, Ala. ALYEEN LADNER Hattiesburg II WILLIAM LANE Chipley, Fla. HOV ARD LA PORTE Niceville, Fla. GARY LAVENDER Pensacola, Fla. ANDREW LeBLANC Bogalusa, La. III ' ' DEBORAH LONG Mobile, Ala. GWEN LORD Hattiesburg BETTY McCLINTON Eight Mile, Ala. BETTY McELHANEY Atmore, Ala. IV GEORGE McELROY Gulf Shores, Ala. MIRIAM McINNIS Hattiesburg LOUIS McKISSACK Petal DOUGLAS McQueen Picayune V WAYNE MAHONE Hattiesburg KAYE MANNING Pensacola, Fla. HILDA MARTIN Petal BEVERLY MOBLEY Hattiesburg VI JIM MUNDEN Amelia, Va. DONNA NELSON Saraland, Ala. MICHAEL NELSON Mobile, Ala. NELLWYNNE NICHOLS Alexandria, La. Temporary headquarters. FRESHMEN SAMMY NOLFE Mobile, Ala. CAROL O ' NEAL Laurel ERNEST ONLEY Hattiesburg BETTY OSWALD Greenville, Ala. II LANDIS PARNELL Prichard, Ala, DANNY PERRY Theodore, Ala. JAN PETRO Hattiesburg NAM T. PHAN Indonesia III WAYNE PIERCE Mobile, Ala. RANDALL PRESLEY Bay Minette, Ala. MARY PRITCHARD Milliry, Ala. PEGGY PRUITT Prichard, Ala. IV JUANITA RABON Hattiesburg CAROL RAGLAND Hattiesburg JACQUELINE RILEY Hattiesburg JIMMY ROBERSON Tommsuba V MARY ROBERTS Prentiss DAN RUFFIN New Augusta JOHN RUSSELL Petal BILL RYAN Mobile, Ala. VI GEORGE SCHADE Hattiesburg EDNA SEEL YE Chickasaw, Ala. CECIL SHAFNER Mobile, Ala. TERRELL SIMMONS Mobile, Ala. Food for all. FRESHMEN JOY SISK New Orleans, La. FRANCES SKINNER Mobile, Ala. HILDA SMITH Leakesville SHARBER SMITH Hattiesburg II EVA STALLWORTH Hattiesburg ARTHUR STEELE Meadville GENE STEELE Mobile, Ala. PAT SUMMERLIN Mobile, Ala. III MAXINE TATUM Baltimore, Md. JUDY TAYLOR Biloxi ELLEN TOLBERT Slidell, La. ALFREDO TOUMA Lima, Peru IV JANNA TURNER Mobile, Ala. FLOY WALDVOGEL Hattiesburg JUDY WALKER Jacksonville, Fla. JOHNNY WARD Pascagoula V RUBY WARDLE Hattiesburg JUDY WARE Hattiesburg DENNY WELBORN Hattiesburg BOBBY WELCH Jackson VENNETH WEST Niceville, Fla. GLORIA WHEELER San ders ville JAY WILKINSON Pascagoula SHERRY WILLIAMS Hattiesburg VII SUE WILSON DeFuniak Springs, Fla. LAURA WINSTEAD Pascagoula PAULA WOOD Birmingham, Ala. BOBBIE WRIGHT Excel, Ala. VIII MARIE WYNN Summerall, Ala. RALPH JONES, Special Student Jackson SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS First Row, Left to Right: Roland Rabon, Cheryl Walker, Bob Singleton. Second Row: James McArn, George Johnson, Waylen Bray, Charles Davis. 54 HERITAGE of CHARM MOST HANDSOME Billy Brazil 56 MOST BEAUTIFUL Joy Sisk 5 1 f -3 yj ■ V «  ► BEAUTY Judy Glaze BEAUTY Ann Nails BEAUTY Carol Brumfield BEAUTY Dorothy Hewitt I r ' ll Mildred Alexander— Lerlin Dow MR. AND MISS WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE 1964 ■ Bh p is r Lerlin with his dormitory hostess, Mrs. Rockenbach in Lawrence Han. Mildred chats with Mrs. Coolisev in Bass Hall. SCHOLARSHIP Louis Scott LEADERSHIP Thomas Hiers MOST VERSATILE Melba Sue Brown and Tommy Rushing MOST DEPENDABLE Mary Hawkins and Paul Jones 67 I f 5i?ir SPORTSMANSHIP Sandra Tillman and Henny Bolton MOST FRIENDLY Malissa Griffin and Bill Raley BENNETT BRITT DONNA DUCK THOMAS HIERS JANET McLIN GEORGE MILLS JOHN OWENS WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES LOUIS SCOTT BARNES SHARITT REILLY SIMPSON CHARLES SMITH FAYE STEWART EARL WEBB SENIOR FA VORITES SOPHOMORE FA VORITES Sandra Simmons Alan Nichols JUNIOR FA VORITES Carol Pierce Bill Martin ill ' ! fe §Bt? FRESHMAN FA VORITES Louise Hucabee Nathan Barber Homecoming Queen and Escort CAROLYN SIMPSON TOMMY RUSS The students elected their special hostess for Homecoming, Miss Carolyn Simpson. She chose as her escort, Mr. Tommy Russ. An alumni dinner was served and an award for special effort in the interest of the school was presented at that time. Rev. Step Martin was the recipient. A unique feature of the 1964 Homecoming pro- gram was special interest decorations on the various campus sites. These Disneyland Adven- tures received many compliments. HOMECOMING Adventureland on Carey Campus compliments of the Freshmen. } W S ' i ■Ik b r Jl H Senior Maid and Escort MILDRED ALEXANDER LERLIN DOW Junior Maid and Escort CAROL PIERCE JOHN OWENS FEATURES FOR 1964 Sophomore Maid and Escort BETTY DUNCAN MIKE HOWARD Fresliman Maid and Escort CAROL JO EDWARDS NATHAN BARBER MAY DAY COURT FOR 1964 May Day is a traditional day of festivities on the Carey campus. Spring is given a special welcome, high school seniors are entertained, and students and fac- ulty participate in the varied activities. The Queen is chosen from the senior class on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and beauty. The maids are elected from the women societies on the campus. The May Court is introduced to the visitors in special ceremonies and rule their subjects graciously for the day. Left to Right: Carol Jo Edwards and Nathan Barber; Louise Hucabee and Jerry Mixon; Mary Hawkins and Paul Jones; Mildred Alexander and Lerlin Dow; Nancy Crawford and Herb Baker; Ann Smith and Larry Morris; Kay Finney and Eugene Stewart. Ws m ■ p- ! ' r- ' ' ' ; ' «f ' ? . MAY QUEEN— Mildred Alexander ESCORT— Lerlin Dow .. Maid of Honor, CAROL BRUMFIELD— Escort, CHARLES BROWN PRESENTING Maid, MARY HAWKINS— Escort, PAUL JONES Maid, NANCY CRAWFORD— Escort, HERB BAKER . MAY COURT 1964 Maid, KAY FINNEY— Escort, EUGENE STEWART Maid, LOUISE HUCABEE— Escort, JERRY MIXON Maid, CAROL JO EDWARDS— Escort, NATHAN BARBER HERITAGE of := B = ■■iw -r? :::::; mgfm -T St a i IB«I All IIKil , rata ! P :::: ViVWl ' Wrai Ky x A liniii liliL SER VICE THOMAS HIERS President Student Court — First Row, Left to Right: Louise Hucabee, Freshman Class Representative; Linda Harvill, Court Recorder; Donna Duclc, A.W.S. President. Second Row: Frank Geb- hart, Junior Class Representative; Beauford Young, Sophomore Class Representative; Thomas Hiers, S.G.A. President; Tommy Russ, Senior Class Representative; Reilly Simpson, A.M.S. President. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION First Row, Left to Right: Miss Jeanette Redford, Beth Purnell. Barbara Hollingsworth, Louise Hucabee, Ellen Wakefield, Linda Harvill, Donna Duck. Second Row: Mr. Don Stewart, Frank Gebhart, John Owens, Thomas Hiers, Beauford Young, Tommy Russ, Reilly Simpson. JUDICIARY COUNCIL— Front Row, Left to Right: Miss Jean- ette Redford, Advisor; Mary Schell, Sr. Class Rep.; Rachel Ward, Secretary. Back Row: Doris Schneider, Jr. Class Rep.; Frances Canty, Soph. Class Rep.; Elizabeth Sellars, Fr. Class Rep.; Donna Duck, A.V .S. President. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL— Front Row, Left to Right: Carolyn Simpson, Treasurer; Mikki Ladshaw, President of Bass Hall; Miss Redford, Advisor; Donna Duck, President of A.W.S.; Rachel Ward, Secretary. Back Row: Barbara Bennett, Day Student Rep.; Mary Hawkins, President of Johnson Hall; Mildred Alex- ander, Vice-President of A.W.S.; Dale Meador, President of Ross Hall. ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION OF MEN STUDENTS JUDICIARY COUNCIL— Front Row, Left to Right: Tommy Rushing, Soph. Class Rep.: Frank Gebhart, Jr. Class Rep.; Claude Steele, Sr. Class Rep. Back Row: Darrell Stringer, Sec- retary of A.M.S.; Reilly Simpson, President of A.M.S. EXECUTIVE COUNCII Front Row, Left to Right: Reilly Simpson, President of A.M.S. ; Jerry Boone, Vice-President of A.M.S.; Earl Webb, President of Lawrence Hall. Back Row: Bill Ross, President of Polk Hall; Darrell Stringer, Secretary of A.M.S. ASSOCIATION OF PRESIDENTS Presidents of all campus organizations meet occas- ionally to discuss problems, programs, and policies for William Carey College. Dr. Noonkester is the Sponsor for this special group. First Row, Left to Right: Donna Duck, Kay Finney, Faye Stew- art, Nadine Eaves, Mary Hawkins, Dale Meador, Ellen Wake- field, Patricia Jenkins, Mikki Ladshaw. Second Row: Alan Nichols, Nathan Barber, Ro nnie Herrod, Mildred Alexander, Delores Magee, Bobby Magee, Reilly Simpson, Robert Imms. Third Row: Jeff Holley, Darrell Stringer, Jerry Boone, Lerlin Dow, Thomas Hiers, Bill Wilkinson, Tommy King, John Carter, Paul Jones, 84 CAREY COLLEGE FORUM The Forum is sponsored by the Scholarship Com- mittee. The Forum provides an opportunity for those students who have a 2.5 average and others who are interested to meet informally for discussions on gen- eral reading and associated educational problems. First Row, Left to Right: Mikki Ladshaw, Mary Schell, Dr. Weidenhammer, Lois Badger, Laura Dalrymple, Second Row: Reilly Simpson, Earl Webb, George Mills, John Owens, Barnes Sharitt, Tommy Rushing. First Row, Left to Right: Dr. Weidenhammer, Martha Miller, Carolyn Stewart, Margaret Breazeale. Second Row: Harry Saranthus, Carl Jones, Mr. Deer, John Borom, Edward Dickson, Barnes Sharitt, Mr. Spikes. Third Row: Robert Dennis, Alan Evans, Mr. Martin, Mr. Hood, Gene Bobo, John Carter, George Mills. CHI BETA PHI Officers — Left to Right, First Row: Barnes Sharitt, Reporter; John Borom, Secretary. Second Row: Gene Bobo, Treasurer; Mr. Hood, Sponsor; John Carter, President; George Mills, Vice-President. JOHN CARTER President Left to Right: Mikki Ladshaw, Kay Wilson, Pat Clements, Sandra Simmons, Agnes Fairley, Martha Neal. ALPHA LAMBDA MIKKI LADSHAW President Officers — Left to Right: Delores Magee, Vice President; Mikki Ladshaw, President; Kay Wilson, Secretary. HERB BAKER President Officers — Left to Right: Herb Baker, President; Mr. Roy Hood, Sponsor; Wayne Mahone, Secretary Treasurer. PRE-MED CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Hood, Wayne Mahone, Herb Baker. Second Row: Dorothy Green, Sylvia Adams, Edna Seeley, Martha Miller, Jeanette Smith, Elizabeth Booker, Linda Fen- nell. Third Row: David Carpenter, Robert Dennis, Alan Evans, Jimmy Holten, John Borom, John Carter, Frank Gebhart. Officers— Left to Right: L. C. James, Vice-President; Hughie Black, Presi- dent. HUGHIE BLACK President JUDICIAL FORUM First Row, Left to Right: Hughie Blaclc, Jolin Owens, Carol Pierce, L. C. James, Mr. Hughes, Sponsor; Reilly Simpson, Mikki Ladshaw. LAWRENCE LIPSCOMB President Officers — Left to Right: Mr. Hughes, Sponsor; Mary Schell, Secretary; Lawrence Lipscomb, President; Charles Smith, Vice-President. YOUNG REPUBLICANS First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Hughes, Mary Schell, Lawrence Lipscomb, Charles Smith, Barnes Sharitt. Second Row: Phil Barba, Linda Zevac, Gloria Willoughby, Byron Merritt, Thomas Miller, Danny Perry, Earl Gaddy. DR. ROBINSON Sponsor GEORGE BERGER President INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Left to Right, First Row: Earl Webb, Harold Duck, George Berger, Wayne Campbell. Second Row: David Gurrun, Beauford Young, Charles Smith, George Johnson, Paul Jones. BOBBY SPEIGHTS President Officers — Left to Right: Bill Martin, Vice-President; Bobby Speights, President; Jimmy Taylor, Secretary; Larry Speights, S.G.A. Representa- tive; Lenny Bolton, Treasurer. C CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Mr. John O ' Keefe, Sponsor; Lyman Moore, Larry Speights, Bobby Speights, Danny Boutwell. Sec- ond Row: Jimmy Taylor, Hunter Edwards, Paul Babuchna, Bill Martin, Grady Patrick, Charles Ball, Henny Bolton, Lenny Bol- ton, Marvin Smith. First Row, Left to Right: Marvin Smith, Linda Crane, Margaret Kirlcland, Nancy Williams, Mrs. Farris, Sponsor; Peggy Blount, Carolyn Simpson, Jeanette Rowell, Jimmy Taylor. Second Row: May Campbell, John Wade, Paul Babuchna, John Bullard, Danny Ruifin, Wayne Necaise, Larry Speights, Bobby Speights, Bill Brazil, Lyman Moore, Henny Bolton, Sandra Tillman. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Officers— Left to Right: Carolyn Simpson, Secretary; Sandra Tillman, Vice-President; Henny Bolton, President; Jeanette Rowell, Reporter, Second Row: Nancy Williams, Social Chairman; Bobby Speights, S.G.A. Representative. HENNY BOLTON President CIRCLE K MR. RAY LUPER Sponsor JERRY BOONE President ROSIE DYESS Sweetheart First Row, Left to Right: Alan Nichols, Wyatt Rhone, Jerry Boone, Tommy Russ, Reilly Simpson, Robert Imms. Second Row: Tommy Rushing, Claude Steele, Darrell Stringer, John Owens, Tommy Hocutt, Jere Wilson, Earl Webb, Barnes Sharitt, Eugene Stewart. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Officers— Front Row, Left to Right: Ellen Wakefield, President; Phyllis Foster, Vice-President; Carolyn Broadus, Reporter. Second Row: Mary Brown, Historian; Sylvia Shields, Program Chairman; Pattie Parnell, Secretary; Mrs. Evelyn McClure, Sponsor. ELLEN WAKEFIELD President Front Row, Left to Right: Mary E. Stallworth, Pattie Parnell, Sylvia Shields, Phyllis Foster, Ellen Wakefield, Mary Brown, Chandsiri Hongsathavij. Second Row: Gloria Wilson, Marilyn Hotter, Marie Wynn, Carolyn Broadus, Lynda L. Williams, Hilda Cain, Carol Jo Edwards, Martha Hawkins, Virginia Clark, Maxine Lott, Nancy Kent. Officers — First Row, Lett to Right: Dottle Hewitt, Co-Social Chairman; Barbara Jones, Historian; Faye Stewart, President; Patricia Jenkins, Publicity Chairman; Evelyn For- rest, Secretary. Second Row: Eddie Cromis, Business Manager; Mr, O. L. Quave, Spon- sor; Darrell Stringer, Vice-President; Johnie Bridges, Co-Social Chairman. FAYE STEWART President SERAMPORE PLAYERS First Row, Left to Right: Pat Summerlin, Betty Jones, Eddie Cromis, Evelyn Forrest, Darrell Stringer, Faye Stewart, Patricia Jenkins. Barbara Jones, Dorothy Hewitt, Johnie Bridges, Sandra Perry. Second Row: Carol Goodall, Linda Harvill, Joan Yelverton, Charles Hamlet, John Kelly, Gloria Willoughby, Mike McGahagin, Peggy Bell, Mary Schell, Beauford Young, David Bowman, Jimmy Zeigler, Fred Bailey, Betty Ferguson, Nancy Williams, Margaret Breazeale, Edna Seeley, Annie Formwalt, Elizabeth Postma, Susan Hemphill, Jane Thompson, Virginia Salter. DARRELL STRINGER President Officers — Left to Right: Fred Bailey, Publicity Chairman; Mrs. Treser, Sponsor; Darrell Stringer, President; Peggy Bell, Vice President. FORENSIC LEAGUE First Row, Left to Right: Ellen Tolbert, Fred Bailey, Darrell Stringer, Peggy Bell, Mrs. Tresser. Second Row: Patricia Jenk- ins, Jane Thompson, Danny Perry, Edwin Butler, Jimmy Zeigler, Wayne Campbell, Annie Formwalt, Sandra Perry, Darla Hood. ,M X, m 1 m «f I tssun {■■■laiall Front Row: Left to Right: Rosie Dyess, Pattie Parnell, Joann Tillman, Shelba McCabe, Dixie Robbins, Gloria Willoughby, Alice Causey, Jean Dearing, Carolyn Goodell, Joanna Knippers, Marilyn Bolter, Kay Wilson, Ann Lee, Gloria Wilson. Second Row: Barbara Rowell, Judy McBride, Linda Sue Williams, Reg- ina Holley, Mary Hawkins, Carol Brumfield, Dot Walker, Dale Meadors. Ann Smith. Juliette Roberson, Sarah Sanders, Ann Cochran, Nancy Kent. Third Row: Beth Purnell, Edna Hill, Linda Williams, Ellen Wakefield, Mary Schell, JoAnn Talley, Carol Pierce, Dolores Magee, Betty Lipscomb, Nancy Wyrick, Patsy Watkins, Mae Loper. Fourth Row: Thomas Wallis, Mac- Arthur Tisdale, Marlin Clark, Phyllis Foster, Jerry Bullock, Wyatt Rhone, Darrell Stringer, Dr. Yang. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION DOLORES MAGEE President Officers — Left to Right: Ellen Wakefield, Reporter; Carol Pierce, Secretary; Mary Schell, Program Chairman; Dolores Magee, President; Marlin Clark, Co-Social Chairman; Dr. Yang, Sponsor; Betty Lipscomb, Vice-President; Nancy Kent, Co-Social Chairman. Officers — Left to Right: Mrs. Duncan, Sponsor; Mary Brown, Vice-President; Alan Evans, Secretary; Walter Nelson, President; Darrell Stringer, Reporter; Joann Tillman, Social Chairman. WALTER NELSON President LIBRARY CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Ruth B. EHincan, Wyatt Rhone, Eurana Capps, Alan Evans, Mary Brown, Walter Nelson, Joann Tillman, Darrell Stringer, Beverly Richardson, Larry Morris. Second Row: Chandsiri Hongsathavij, Neola Helmbold, Rebecca Burke, Ruby Wardle, Elaine Baker, Nadine Eaves, Annette Wat- ler, Jeff Holley, Carey Fuller, Mike Boyd, Gene Bobo, John Burkey, Diane Anderson, Mary Carpenter, Regina Holley, Louise Hucabee, Mary Stallworth, Ann Lee, Peggy Hitson. First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Louise Mardis, Assistant Dietian; Hill. Second Row: Earl Gaddy, Wesley Sealey, Fred Bailey. Mrs. Maude Hedrick, Dietian; Jean Bearing, Emily Taylor, Edna PLATTER PLATOON Officers at Work. EDNA HILL President Left to Right, First Row: Mr. Winters, Donald Moore, Cecil Deas, Monroe McManus, Bobby Magee, Bennett Britt, Clyde Greer. Second Row: Bernie Parker, John McNair, Carrol Smith, Drew Le Blanc, Price Harris, Eugene Hattaway. Third Row: Eu- gene Steele, Wesley Seavy, Bill Wilkin,son, Gene Winters, .A.llen Hill, Robert Tamney. ASSOCIATION OF CHURCH MUSICIANS BOBBY MAGEE President Officers — Left to Right: Monroe M cManus, Secretary; Bennett Britt, Pro- gram Chairman; Bobby Magee, President; Cecil Deas, Vice-President; Mr. Winters, Sponsor. CHORALE CHOIR ■ ■,■ i ggTm— ' - ' ■■ p-f ' .s?rS5SiSSST!i ' sS ' ?33 Front Row, Left to Right: Nanette Hall, Agnes Fairley, Beth Peavy, Dale Meador, Nancy Judy, Barbara Bennett, Ann Keen, Dolly Flurry, Joy Sisk, Charlotte Clinton, Brenda Jones, Carolyn Dismukes. Second Row: Billy Hix, Rosalind Harris, Beth Ponder, Claudia Pike, Frances Canty, Dorothy Walker, Melba Sue Brown, Linda Singleton, Carol Ann Roberts, Kathy Lee, Darla Hood, Mary Strebeck. Third Row: Monroe McManus, Bernie Parker, Ernest Parker, Don Moore, Bennett Britt, Eugene Hatta- way, Bobby Magee, Carroll Smith, Clyde Greer, Tommy Rush- ing, Cecil Deas. Fourth Row: Jack Skinner, Robert Tamney, Dudley Singleton, Terry Bowers, Mike Howard, Ted Beverly, Gene Winters, Bill Wilkerson, Alon Colletti, Gene Tagert, Price Harris, James Hawkins, John McNair. CHAPEL CHOIR Front Row, Left to Right: Ellen Tolbert, Hilda Martin, Brenda Branyan, Sylvia Sellers, Betty Jones, Jacqueline Riley, Lois Badger, Elaine Satterwhite, Betty McClinton, Barbara Jones, Mary Mack, Meriam Mclnnis, Betty Oswald. Second Row: Sara- del Hamlet, Margaret Addison, Ann Henderson, Edna Seeley, Gloria Wheeler, Beverly Mobley, Carol Haupt, Emogene Roe- buck, Deborah Long, Carol O ' Neal, Sue Chaffin, Betty Duncan, Betty Flanagan, Clara Delk, Joyce Braswell, Nancy Farris. Third Row: William Moote, Earle Dickerson, John Butler, Wes- ley Seavey, Allen Hill, Roddy Simmons, Jimmy Brannon, Jack Riley, Paul Clark, Jeff Holley, Jerry Meredith, Gary Lavender, John Wade, Gene Steele, Drew LeBlanc, Charles Hamlet. Bfcs II.II SSI81I ■  jmjSmot ■ a ' IM I M Ml ilJ. ifi C:i .-.P.--£ p- s, ;zksi i - V ' KAVv. llW f | 7f, a b --i.fi Officers — Left to Right: Mr. Luper, Sponsor; Claudia Pike, Presi- dent; Linda Singleton, Secretary; Doug Singleton, Vice-Presi- dent; Jerry Meredith, Treasurer. CLAUDIA PIKE President MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE First Row, Lett to Right: Agnes Fairley, Betty Duncan, Darla Hood, Betty Oswald. Second Row: Linda Single- ton, Beth Ponder, Claudia Pike, Deborah Long, Mar- garet Addison. Third Row: William Moote, Gene Steele, Ralph Simmons, Drew LeBlanc, Allen Hill. Fourth Row: Tommy Rushing, Allon Colletti, Ted Beverly, Doug Singleton, Jerry Meredith. Officers — Left to Right, First Row: Annie Formwalt, Social Chairman; Kay Finney, President; Lynda Williams, Program Chairman. Second Row: Diane Boone, Historian; Ellen Wakefield, Vice-President; Miss Sarah Gray, Sponsor; Anne Cochran, Secretary. KAY FINNEY President DELPHINIANS First Row, Left to Right: Kay Finney, Eurana Capps, Mary Hawkins, Beth Ann Purnall. Second Row: Jane Thompson, Reg- ina HoUey, Mary Elizabeth Shaw, Peggy Blount, Lynda Wil- liams, Ellen Wakefield, Jackie Stewart, Nancy Kent. ROSIE DYESS President Officers— Left to Right: Martha Miller, Historian; Carole Haupt, Secre- tary; Carol Pierce, Vice-President; Mrs. McWhorter, Sponsor; Shirley Glover, Social Chairman; Pattie Parnell, Treasurer; Rosie Dyess, Presi- LITAEANS First Row, Left to Right: Gloria Wilson, Mary Jean McNealy, Edna Seeley, Linda Chavis, Betty Oswald, Joan Dennis, Sylvia Adams, Pattie Parnell, Mikki Ladshaw, Marilyn Better, Rosie Dyess. Second Row: Peggy Hitson, Becky Burke, Neola Hem- bold, Patricia Jenkins, Nancy Stringer, Martha McCaskill, Linda Dempsey, Dorothy Green. Third Row: Elizabeth Booker, Sherry Bates, Virginia Nails, Sarah Jolly, Carolyn Stewart, Betty Mc- Clinton, Mary Eva Stallworth, Martha Miller, Judy O ' Dell, Elizabeth Steele, Joan Chancy. Fourth Row: Nellwyne Nichols, Peggy Ledbetter, Sylvia Shields, Margaret Addison, Paula Wood, Linda Harvill, Patricia Bouler, Judy Glaze, Dolly Flurry. Fifth Row: Billie Schultz, Dot Walker, Barbara Stovall, Pat Meggin- son, Edith Breakfield. Gloria Willoughby, Mary Pritchard, Eliza- beth Sellers, Kay Wilson. Sixth Row: Pat Hays, Rachel Ward. Marie Wynn, Francis Skinner, Phyllis Foster, Shirley Glover, Carol Pierce, Carol Haupt, Dale Meador. ilii: Officers — Lett to Right, First Row: Nanette Hall, Vice-President; Mrs. Barnette, Sponsor; Mildred Alexander, President; Sandra Tillman, Social Chairman. Second Row: Judy McBride, Historian; Shelba McCabe, Publicity Chairman. MILDRED ALEXANDER President THALIANS Left to Right, First Row: Mrs. Barnette, Thelda Robbins, Jean- ette Rowell, Brenda Branyon, Virginia Salters, Elaine Baker, Judy Ware, Barbara Emert, Betty Bell, Nancy Roberts, Judy Walker. Second Row: Nanette Hall, Barbara Rowell, Judy Mc- Bride, Barbara Martin, Lynda Dyess, Jean Bearing, Linda Sue Williams, Peggy Pruitt, Annette Greer, Amaryles Jo Hankins, Anne Griffin, Sherry Williams. Tfiird Row: Bettye Jones, Alice Causey, Shelba McCabe, Ann Smith, Emogene Roebuck, Joyce Alexander, Mildred Alexander, Glenda Rushing, Sandra Till- man, Carolyn Blackwell, Melba Howell, Kay Manning. TOMMY KING President EXECUTIVE COUNCIl.— Left to Right, First Row: Miss Hannah, Sponsor; Annie Formwalt, Enlistment Chairman; Sandra Sim- mons, Convalescent Home Representative; Linda Harvill, Sunday School Representative; Rachel Ward, Publicity Chairman; Nadine Eaves, Mission Fellowship President; Regina Holley, Secretary; Patricia Jenkins, Y.W.A. President; Marilyn Bolter, Co-Devo- tional Chairman; Rosie Dyess, Publicity Chairman. Second Row: Rex McDaniel, Tieasurer; Jack Skinner, Chorister; Bennett Britt, Pianist; Durwood Black well. Training Union Representative; Charles Smith, Bible Study Chairman; Pat Still, Street Service Representative; Jeff Holley, Vice-President; Tommy King, President; Paul Jones, Social Chairman; Ronnie Herrod, M.A. President; Dr. White, Pastor Advisor. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION GREATER COUNCIL— Left to Right, First Row: Miss Hannah, Annie Formwalt, Sandra Simmons, Linda Harvill, Rachel Ward, Nadine Eaves, Regina Holley, Patricia Jenkins, Marilyn Better, Rosie Dyess. Second Row: Edna Hill, Patsy Watkins, Ann Smith, Gloria Willoughby, Diane Boone, Jo Ann Talley, Beth Peavy, Margaret Addison, Mary Mack, Linda Williams. Third Row: Rex McDaniel, Jack Skinner, Bennett Britt, Durwood Blackwell, Charles Smith, Pat Still, Jeff Holley, Tommy King, Paul Jones, Ronnie Herrod, Dr. White. Fourth Row: Ron Logs- don, Alfred Conniff, Barnes Sharitt, Ted Beverly, Joe Davis, Wyatt Rhone, Darrell Stringer. liKt Hfei I ■■■■■■■■■I m % •«fca ?ATRICIA JENKINS President Officers — Left to Right, First Row: Ann Lee, Louise Huckabee, Elaine Baker, Judy York, Patricia Jenkins, Joann Tillman, Barbara Emert, Linda Dempsey. Second Row: Carol Roberts, Sylvia Shields, Martha Neal, May Campbell, Barbara Brown, Linda Thomas, Elizabeth Sellers. Third Row: Malissa Griffin, Sandra Crabtree, Patricia Megginson, Margaret Kirkland, Carol Haupt, Ann Nails, Patricia Hays. YOUNG WOMEN ' S AUXILIARY First Row, Left to Right: Gloria Wilson, Pattie Parnell, Ann Lee, Kay Finney. Joan Chancy, Brenda Branyan, Judy York, Virginia Salter, Joann Tillman, Dolly Flurry, Rose Dyess, Neola Helm- bold, Dixie Duke, Barbara Emert, Sandra Simmons. Second Row: Patricia Jenkins, Louise Hucabee, Mary Eva Stallworth, Sylvia Shields, Nadine Eaves, Nancy Stringer, Beth Peavy, Reg- ina Holley, Linda Dempsey, Carol Roberts, Juhette Robinson, Barbara Brown, Elizabeth Sellers, Elizabeth Steele. Third Row: ? Elaine Baker, Rachel Ward, Dale Meader, Carol Williams, Sarah Sanders, Patsy Watkins, Sarah Jolly, Edna Hill, Kay Manning, Malissa Griffin, May Campbell, Patricia Hays, Linda Thomas, Billie Shultz. Fourth Row: Diane Boone, Mary Atchinson, Mary Jane McNealy, Sherry Bates, Sandra Crabtree, Joyce Alexander, Margaret Kirkland, Emogene Roebuck, Jo Ann Talley, Carolyn Blackwell, Linda Williams, Patricia Megginson, Martha Neal, Carol Haupt, Ann Nails. I ' O e t if Jm -a ' Officers — Left to Right: George Myers, Chorister; Bill Raley, Enlistment Vice-President; Dr. Smith, Sponsor; Danny West, Program, Vice-Presi- dent; Ronnie Herrod, President; Bendon Ginn, Secretary. RONNFE HERROD President MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION First Row, Left to Right: Ed Onley, Bob Hamilton, Charles Couey, Arthur Steele, Ronnie Herrod, Frank Lay, Bill Raley, Ronnie Ballard, Dr. Smith. Second Row: Johnny Speedling, George Thomason, Claude Killian, John Klem, Wayne Camp- bell, Ron Logsdon, Darnell Archie, Bendon Ginn, Alfred Con- niff, William Wyrick, James Varian, Bob Perry. Third Row: Eugene Watts, Tommy King, Ralph Sparrow, Paul Martin. Wil- fied Six, Tommy Hocutt, Carl Bake George Myers, Danny West, Byron Merrith, Edgar Wright James Zeigler, Joe Davis. First Row — Left to Right: Betty Cantwell, Nancy Stringer, Paul Jones, Sarah Jolly. Second Row: Nadean Eaves, Diane Boone, Barbara Glass, Margaret Kirkland, Eurana Capps, Annette Greer. Tliird Row: Durwood Blackwell, Dr. Ray, Thomas Hiers, Lawrence Lipscomb, Phil Barba. R ELIGIO US ED UCA TION AS SO CIA TION First Row: Paul Jones, President. Second Row: Nadean Eaves, Secretary; Durwood Blackwell, Pianist; Annette Greer, Social Chairman. Third Row: Thomas Hiers, Vice-President; Lawrence Lipscomb, Program Chairman; Dr. Ray, Sponsor. PAUL JONES President NADINE EAVES President First Row: Nadine Eaves, President; Mary Jean McNealy, Program Ciiair- man. Second Row: Elizabeth Sellers, Secretary-Treasurer; Beth Peavy, Pianist. Third Row: Rex McDaniel, Vice-President; Johnny Speedling, Choirister. MISSION FELLO WSHIP First Row, Left to Right: Gloria Wilson, Rosie Dyess, Nancy Stringer, Sandra Simmons, Neola Helmbold, Dixie Duke, Joann Tillman, Pattie Parnell, Barbara Emert. Second Row: Mary Jean McNealy, Sarah Jolly, Patsy Watkins, Sarah Sanders, Edna Hill, Beth Peavy, Elaine Baker, Pat Hays, Elizabeth Sellers. Third Row: Mary Atchison, Sherry Bates, Sandra Crabtree, Joyce Alexander, Linda Wilhams, Mehssa Griffin, Regina Holly, Nadine Eaves. Fourth Row: Thomas Wallis, Johnny Speedling, Joe Davis, Pat Still, Tommy King, Frank Lay, Rex McDaniel. REX McDANIEL Associate Editor ANN NALLS Society Editor JOAN DENNIS Exchange Editor Mr. Wheeler, Robert Imms, Mrs. Loper, Ann Nails, and Jackanell Mc- Queen adds the final touches to the paper. Cobbler Staff— Lett to Right, First Row: Pat Summerlin, Joan Dennis, Robert Imms, Ann Nails, Mrs. Loper. Second Row: Reilly Simpson, Alan Nichols, Joe Davis, Gene Winters, Lyman Moore, Mr. Wheeler, Rex McDaniel. ROBERT IMMS, Editor of Cobbler COBBLER The Cohhler, published monthly throughout the school year as the official news organ of the student body of William Carey College, was so named because William Carey was a cobbler before becoming the father of modern missions. The staff worked faithfully and patiently to perform the task set before them this year. We began this year with a two-fold goal in mind. We strived, first, to place a newspaper in the hands of every student, faculty member, and visitor affiliated closely with our campus life, and second, to bring before the readers all news, views, and items which would be of interest or of value. If you, the student, have gained any enjoyment or anything of value from the Cohhler this year, we feel that our goal has been accomplished. PAUL JONES, Editor ' 64 Crusader CRUSADER This year the annual staff has attempted to produce a book aimed at giving you a unified picture of William Carey College. This, we hope, has been accomplished. The staff has made an effort to give you a book worthy of Carey. We have found that editing an annual is many things. It is inspiration, vision, achievement, and fulfillment. But, most of all, it is an experience requiring the pa- tience and endurance of the student body. For this cooperation, we are deeply grateful. We hope this year ' s annual has done justice to the past year and will help to bring many pleasant memo- ries of this unique time in our life. 114 KAY WILSON Assistant Editor MARTHA HAWKINS Business Manager ti EURANA CAPPS Organization Editor Mary Hawkins, Faculty Editor; Martha Hawkins, Business Manager; Eurana Capps, Organizations Editor; add their contributions to the Crusader. Crusader Staff— Left to Right, First Row: Beth Purnell, Barbara Brown, Diane Boone, Barbara Stovall, Eurana Capps, Martha Hawkins, Elaine Baker, Kay Wilson. Second Row: Mrs. Mc- Clure, Carl Jones, Jerry Bullock, Paul Jones, Mr. J. D. Sims, Wayne Campbell, Beverly Maples. HERITAGE of VALOR BASKETBALL 1964 Carey 67: Carey 56 Carey 76 Carey 75 Carey 61 Carey 57 Carey 81 Carey 82 Carey 89 Carey 66 Carey 60 Carey 52 Carey 96 Carey 64 Carey 74 SCHEDULE Millsaps 63 Little Rock 68 Belhaven 57 Little Rock 71 Little Rock 76 Northeast Louisiana 71 Troy State 68 Howard 74 Belhaven 64 East Texas 62 Howard 86 Troy State 86 Nichols State 87 Millsaps 62 Louisiana 73 COACH JOHN O ' KEEFE Necaise on the rebound . . f ♦,• i ir Go! Carey Go! HERB BAKER . l DANNY BOUTWELX, BILL BRAZIL JIMMY HATTEN Which Way Boys? Managers: Jimmy Taylor and Marvin Smith. DANNY RUFFIN Action!!! Kenny ' s at it Again . . B ' Get that Ball and Go! Sack Time!!! BOBBY SPEIGHTS I ( kX ir r. LARRY SPEIGHTS BOBBY WELCH I Buckle Down Crusaders We Want a Basket! ' i ' Team — First Row, Left to Right: Rodney Dunn, Lenny Bolton, Marvin Smith, James Hankins, Charles Ball. Second Row: David Gumm, Bill Martin, Johnny Stephenson, Hunter Edwards, Paul Babuchna, Jim Blakeney, Coach John O ' Keefe. Third Row: Eddie Westfault, Alan Evans, Grady Patrick, Lyman Moore, Ricky Youngblood, Henny Bolton. BASEBALL Pop Plows into Third. Paul Gets Ready for a Hefty Swing. The Cheerleaders lead us in a Cheer for our Crusaders. Jeanette chimes in with her cheer for the team. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders— Left to Right: Jeanette Rowell, Sarah Larson, Martha Hawkins, Head Cheerleader; Dorothy Hewitt, Judy Ware. ■•%i. • SENIOR DIRECTORY ALBRIGHT, DAVID Hattiesburg, Miss. ALEXANDER, MILDRED JANE Pickens, S.C. Transfer from North Greenville Junior College; Thalian So- ciety, President: Young Woman ' s Auxiliary: Association of Women Students, Vice-President; Senior Homecoming Maid; Senior Beauty; Miss Carey College; May Queen ' 64. ALLEN, JAMES Union, Miss. ANDERSON, DALE WiUiamston, S.C. ANDERSON, DOLLIE S Jackson, Ala. Young Woman ' s Auxiliary; Library Club; Student National Education Association; Litaean Society; International Rela- tions Club. ANDERSON, GAYLE WiUiamston, S.C. BOLTON, HENNY Mobile, Ala. Physical Education Club, President; C Club; Basketball Team; Baseball Team; Co-captain Basketball 63-64; Best Sportsman- ship Boy. BOLTON, LENNY Mobile, Ala. Transfer from East Mississippi Junior College; C-Club, Treas- urer; Junior Student Government Representative; Dormitory Council; Ministerial Association; Basketball Team; Baseball Team, BOONE, JERRY McDANIEL Columbia, S.C. Transfer from the University of South Carolina; Serampore Players; Circle K, President; Association of Men Students; Vice-President, Senior Class; Best Actor 1963. BOROM, JOHN Fairhope, Ala. Chi Beta Phi, President; Pre-Med Club; Association of Men Students, Vice-President; Jenkins Chastain Citizenship Award; Most Handsome. BABUCHNA, PAUL, JR Biloxi, Miss. Transfer from Perkinston Junior College; C Club; Physical Education Club; Vice-President of Lawrence Hall; Contestant in Most Handsome Contest; Baseball Team. BADGER, LOIS Hattiesburg, Miss. Chapel Choir; Forum. BAILEY, FRANK Charleston, S.C. Transfer from North Greenville Junior College. BALL, ALINE Frisco City, Ala. BALL, NATHAN Laurel, Miss. Transfer from Southeastern Baptist College. BENNETT, BARBARA DUNAGAN Satsuma, Ala. Musicians ' Educational Association; Young Women ' s Auxiliary, Pianist; Chorale, Secretary; B.S.U. Greater Council; Associa- tion of Women Students, Junior Representative and Day Student Representative. BENNETT, WILTON THOMAS North CarroUton, Miss. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Ministerial Association, Chorister; B.S.U. Executive Council, Vice-Presi- dent. BERGER, GEORGE DONALD Baton Rouge, La. Transfer from Louisiana State University; Lance Editor; In- ternational Relations Club, President; Student Government Association; Circle K, Board of Directors; Association of Men Students, Day Student Representative and Summer President; Ministerial Association, Treasurer; Association of Campus Presidents; Student Education Association. BICE, MARVIN Richton, Miss. BOYD, DAVID Ocala, Fla. BRIDGES, JOHNIE Prentiss, Miss. Transfer from Wayland Baptist College; Serampore Players, Social Chairman; Religious Education Association, Treasurer; Ministerial Association; Young Republicans Club; Interna- tional Relations Club. BRITT, BENNETT Meridian, Miss. Transfer from Meridian Junior College; B.S.U. Executive Council, Pianist; Association of Church Musicians, Program Chairman; Chorale, Reporter; Oratorio Choir; Association of Men Students, Secretary of Off Campus Dormitory; Who ' s Who in American Colleges; Dean ' s List; Woodrow Wilson Nominee. BRUMFIELD, CAROL Zelienople, Perm. Transfer from Westminster College; Student National Asso- ciation; Delphinian Society; Mission Fellowship; Serampore Players; May Court; Miley Cup; Dean ' s List, Beauty; Maid of Honor, May Court ' 64. BROWN, CHARLES Mobile, Ala. Maid of Honor Escort, May Court ' 64. BROWN, MELBA SUE Seminary, Miss. Chorale; Litaean Society, Treasurer; Young Woman ' s Auxil- iary, Chorister; Student Government Association, Social Chairman; Music Educators; Freshman Class Secretary; Freshman Queen; Most Versatile, Junior and Senior Year. BULLARD, JOHN Long Beach, Miss. CAMPBELL, MAY Baton Rouge, La. Transfer from Copiah-Lincoln Junior College; Thalian So- ciety; Student National Education Association; Young Wom- an ' Auxiliary, Circle Chairman; Senior Class Secretary-Treas- urer; Senior Class Favorite. BLOUNT, PEGGY Osyka, Miss. Transfer from Southwest Mississippi Junior College; Physical Education Club; Student National Education Association; Delphinian; Serampore Players. CANTWELL, BETTY Tylertown, Miss. Religious Education Association; Student National Education Association; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary; Thalian Society; Li- brary Club. SENIOR DIRECTORY CARPENTER, MARY Chunky, Miss. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Young Wom- an ' s Auxiliary. CARTER, JOHN, JR Petal, Miss. Pre-Med, President; Chi Beta Phi, President, Treasurer. CARTER, PATRICIA Petal, Miss. CAUSEY, ALICE Columbus, Ga. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Young Wom- an ' s Auxiliary; Thalian Society; Student National Education; B.S.U., Secretary. CHAMPION, LEON Oxford, Ala. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Ministerial Association. CHANCY, JOAN Hartford, Ala. Transfer from Judson College; Crusader Staff; Litaean So- ciety; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary. CLARK, JOHN Fruitdale, Ala. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Ministerial Association. CLARK, MARLIN Richton, Miss. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Ministerial Association; Student National Education Association, Social Chairman. CLARK, VIRGINIA LEE Daphne, Ala. Home Economics Club, President; Thalian Society, Social Chairman; Serampore Players. CLARK, WILFRED Foxworth, Miss. COCHRAN, ANN Hattiesburg, Miss. Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, Mission Chairman, Prayer Chair- man; Delphinian Society, Secretary and Treasurer; Serampore Players. DEAS, CECIL Montgomery, Ala. Chapel Choir; Chorale, Vice-President; Association of Church Musicians, Vice-President; B.S.U. Summer Chorister. DENNIS, SYLVIA Mobile. Ala. Alpha Lambda. DOW, LERLIN Greenwood, S.C. Transfer from North Greenville Junior College; B.S.U. Great- er Council; Senior Class President; Senior Escort for Home- coming; Mr. Carey College; Escort to ' 64 May Queen. DYESS, ROSIE Ellisville, Miss. Student National Education Association; Chapel Choir, Social Chairman; Platter Platoon; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary; Mis- sion Fellowship; Litaean President; B.S.U. Greater and Executive Council, Publicity and Social Chairman; Dormitory Council; Most Beautiful. EAVES, NADINE Louisville, Miss. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Young Wom- an ' s Auxiliary; B.S.U. Greater and Executive Council; Mission Fellowship, President; Library Club; Religious Education As- sociation, Secretary; Dormitory Council; Association of Cam- pus Presidents. ENTREKIN, HENRY Ellisville, Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College; International Relations Club. FORMWALT, ANNIE Mobile, Ala. Transfer from Judson College; Serampore Players; B.S.U. Executive Council; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary; Debate Team; The Heiress. FOSTER, PHYLLIS Mobile, Ala. Student National Education Association; Home Economics Club, Vice-President; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary; Circle Chairman; Litaean Society. FORREST, EVELYN Milliry, Ala. Thalian Society; Serampore Players, Publicity Director, Secre- tary; Best Supporting Actress; Miley Cup; Ernest Cup; En- tered work in Southern Literary Festival. COLLETTI, ALON Hattiesburg, Miss. COLLINS, GEORGE Hattiesburg, Miss. CONNIFF, ALFRED Vero Beach, Fla. Transfer from Baptist Bible Institute; Ministerial Association; Religious Education Association; Greater Council, B.S.U. FOSTER, RAY Middleton, Tenn. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College. GLOVER, SHIRLEY Mobile, Ala. Association of Women Students, Vice-Pi-esident; Freshman Class Treasurer; Litaean Society, President; Secretary, Ross Hall: Sc: ' etary, Johnson Hall; Chairman, Focus Week Com- mittee: May Day Maid. CURRY, JERRY Birmingham, Ala. DALRYMPLE, LAURA Wiggins, Miss. Transfer from Perkinston Junior College; Forum. DAWSON, DONALD Hattiesburg, Miss. Transfer from Louisiana College: Circle K; Debate Team; In- ternational Relations Club; Cobbler , Advertising Manager. GREER, ANNETTE Geneva. Ala. Transfer fr om Clarke Memorial Junior College; Young Wom- an ' s Auxiliary; Thalian Society; Religious Education, Social Chairman. GREER, CLYDE Petal, Miss. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Chorale, President. HARRIS, PRICE Union. Miss. SENIOR DIRECTORY HARRIS, WILLIAM St. Stephens, Ala. HASSON, JOE Hattiesburg, Miss. B.S.U.: Serampore Players. HAWKINS, MARY Foley, Ala. Association of Women Students Executive Council; Student National Education Association: Crusader Staff: B.S.U. Greater and Executive Council: Mission Fellowship: Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, President; Sophomore Class Reporter: Delphinian, Vice-President and Social Chairman; Johnson Hall Dormitory President; Junior Class Queen; Most Outstanding Christian Girl; Most Dependable Girl: Dean ' s List; Association of Cam- pus Presidents; Maid for ' 64 May Court. HIERS, THOMAS, JR Hattiesburg, Miss. Transfer from Baptist Bible Institute; Religious Education Association, ' Vice-President; Ministerial Association, Student Government Association, President; Dean ' s List; Martin Cup for Extemporaneous Speaking: Who ' s Who in American Col- leges. LADSHAW, MIKKI Monroe, La. Alpha Lambda, President, Secretary, Treasurer; International Relations Club; Mission Fellowship; Judicial Forum; Litaean Society: Crusader Staff; Association of Campus Presidents; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, Circle Chairman, Reporter; Presi- dent of Bass Hall; Freshman Class Reporter; Dean ' s List; Most Promising Freshman Girl. LATHROP, HOWARD Hattiesburg, Miss. LIPSCOMB, BETTY Foley, Ala. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Student Na- tional Education Association, ' Vice-President; Young Repub- licans Club. LIPSCOMB, LAWRENCE Foley, Ala. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Young Re- publicans Club, President: Religious Education Association, Program Chairman; Dean ' s List. LOPER, OLLIE MAE Hattiesburg, Miss. HILL, EDNA Jackson, Miss. Transfer from Hinds Junior College; Young Woman ' s Asso- ciation: B.S.U. Greater Council: Mission Fellowship; Student National Education Association: Delphinian Society; Platter Platoon, Preident; B.S.U. Training Union Representative. MACK, MARY North, S.C. Transfer from North Greenville Junior College: B.S.U. Great- er Council; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary: Dormitory Council: Student National Education Association; Litaean Society: Stu- dent Honor Recital. HOLLEY, JEFF Baton Rouge, La. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Library Club; Mission Fellowship; Chapel Choir. President: B.S.U. Executive Council, ' Vice-President. MAGEE, BOBBY Hattiesburg, Miss. Southern Baptist Church Music Conference, President; Cho- rale, ' Vice-President: Oratorio Choir; ' Vice-President, Sopho- more Class: Freshman Class Favorite. HOSEY, JACK Laurel, Miss. HUX, MURRAY Bassfield, Miss. Transfer from Mississippi College. IVEY, NELDA Quitman, Miss. JENKINS, PATRICIA Liberty, Miss. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College: Serampore Players, Publicity Chairman; Debate Team; Litaean Society; B.S.U. Executive Council; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, Presi- dent. JONES, PAUL Laurel, Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College: Religious Educa- tion Association. President; Mission Fellowship; B.S.U. Greater Council and Executive Council, Social Chairman; ' 64 Crusader Editor; Most Dependable Boy; Association of Cam- pus Presidents: Crusader Staff, Copy Editor; Cobbler Staff; Maid Escort for ' 64 May Court. KING. TOMMY Sumrall, Miss. B.S.U.. President, Enlistment Chairman: Chapel Choir, Presi- dent: Chorale: International Relations Club; Ministerial Asso- ciation; Mission Fellowship. KNIPPERS. JO ANNA TyleHown, Miss. Student National Education Association; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, Circle Reporter; B.S.U. Executive Council. Re- porter; Litaean Society; Dormitory Council; Deari ' s List. MAGEE, DOLORES Hattiesburg, Miss. Student National Education Association. President; Alpha Lambda, ' Vice-President, Secretary, Historian; Mission Fel- lowship, President: Young ' Woman ' s Auxiliary; Sophomore Class Secretary; Day Student Representative to Association of Women Students; Freshman Homecoming Maid; Beauty. MARTIN, BARBARA Brookwood, Ala. MERITT, BYRON Alexander City, Ala. Ministerial Association: Serampore Players: International Relations Club; Mission Fellowship; Young Republican. MILLS, GEORGE Mobile, Ala. Chi Beta Phi, Recorder: Forum; Orchestra; International Re- lations Club; Band; Dean ' s List; Academic Scholarship; Physics Achievement Award; Who ' s Who in American Col- leges; Woodrow Wilson Nominee; Silver Medal, Miss. State A.A.U. Judo Championship. MOORE, EUGENIA Meridian, Miss. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Student Na- tional Education Association; B.S.U. Greater Council: Litaean Society: Young Woman ' s Auxiliary; Dormitory Council, John- son Hall: Dean ' s List, MORRIS, LARRY Talladega, Ala. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College: Ministerial Association; B.S.U.; Student National Education Association; Young Republican; Library Club; Contestant in Most Hand- dome Contest; Maid Escort for ' 64 May Court. SENIOR DIRECTORY McBRIDE, JUDY Ellisville, Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College; Thalian Society, Reporter, Historian; Student National Education Association; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, Social Chairman. McCABE, SHELBA Gloster, Miss. McCALL, JAMES Taylorsville, Miss. Transfer from Baptist Bible Institute; Ministerial Association. McDANIEL, REX Tylertown, Miss. Transfer from Southwest Junior College; Academic Scholar- ship; B.S.U. Executive Council, Stewardship Chairman; Cobbler Staff, Associate Editor; Forum; Mission Fellowship, Vice-President. McLIN, JANET Hattiesburg, Miss. Tranfer from Louisiana State University; Student National Education Association; Who ' s Who in American Colleges; Dean ' s List; President ' s List. McMANUS, MONROE Mt. Vernon, Ala. McNAIR, JOHN Magee, Miss. McQUEEN, JACKANELL Picayune, Miss. NALLS, ANN Yulee, Fla. Young Woman ' s Executive Council; Mission Fellowship; Stu- dent National Education Association, Secretary; Litaean So- ciety; B.S.U. Greater Council; Freshman Dorm Council; Beauty. NALL, VIRGINIA Satsuma, Ala. Student National Education Association; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, General Secretary; Litaean Society; B.S.U. Summer Council, Secretary; Ross Hall Council; Johnson Hall Council. NELSON, WALTER Mobile, Ala. OVERALL, JOHN Bay Springs, Miss. PARNELL, PATTIE Sardis, Miss. Student National Education Association; Chapel Choir; Ora- torio Choir; Chorale; Libra ry Club; Platter Platoon; Dorm Council; Mission Fellowship; Pep Squad; Litaean Society, Treasurer; Home Economics Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, Choirister; B.S.U. Greater Council and Executive Council. PEARSON, MARGARET Laurel, Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College; B.S.U.; Thalian Society; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary; Serampore Players. PERRY, BOBBY Hattiesburg, Miss. Transfer from Shorter College; Ministerial Association. PnCE, CLAUDIA Pascagoula, Miss. Chorale; Delphinian Society; Oratorio Choir; Scholarhip Stu- dent; Music Educators National Convention, President. POSTMA, ELIZABETH Bay Minette, Ala. PURVIS, CHARLES Bogalusa, La. RHONE, WYATT Tuscaloosa, Ala. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Student Na- tional Education Association; B.S.U. Greater Council; Minis- terial Association; International Relations Club; Library Club; Circle K, Treasurer. RICHARDSON, BEVERLY Springhill, Ala. Library Club; Student National Education Association. RICHARDSON, NAULLENE Newton, Miss. RIMER, DEAN Petal, Miss. Transfer from the University of Southern Mississippi; Student National Education Association. ROBBINS, DIXIE New Orleans, La. Transfer from Oxford University; Chapel Choir; Thalian So- ciety; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary; Student National Education Association. ROWELL, BARBARA Ellisville, Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College; Thalian Society; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, Vice-President; Student National Education Association. RUSS, TOMMY Mobile, Ala. B.S.U. Greater Council; Serampore Players; Vice-President of Freshman and Sophomore Class; Student Government Asso- ciation Representative; Circle K, Vice-President; Escort to Homecoming Queen ' 63; Dean ' s List; Junior Class Favorite; Senior Class Favorite. RUSSELL, EDNA Hattiesburg, Miss. SANDERS, DIXIE Gordo, Ala. SCHELL, MARY Mobile, Ala. Transfer from the University of Alabama; Serampore Players; Forum; International Relations Club; Delphinian Society; As- sociation of Women Students, Senior Representative; Student Government Association, Publicity Chairman; Student Na- tional Education Association, Program Chairman; Young Republican, Secretary and Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Beauty Contestant ' 63. SCHNEIDER, DORIS Australia Serampore Players, President; Association of Women Stu- dents, Junior Representative; Chi Beta Phi; Litaean Society; Pre-Med. SCOTT, LOUIS E Mobile, Ala. International Relations Club; B.S.U.; Ministerial Association, President; Pre-Law; Forum; Freshman Class Favorite; Who ' s Who in American Colleges; Scope Representative; Dean ' s List; President ' s List. SELLERS, EUZABETH ANN Moselle. Miss. Student National Education Association; Chapel Choir; Litaean Society, Vice-President; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, Secretary; Mission Fellowship, Secretary; B.S.U., Sunday School Representative; Johnson Hall, Vice-President. SHARITT, BARNES Mobile, Ala. Platter Platoon; Forum; International Relations Club, Presi- dent; Chi Beta Phi, Reporter, Vice-President; Circle K; Young Republican; B.S.U. Greater Council. SENIOR DIRECTORY SIMPSON, CAROLYN Theodore, Ala. Transfer from Judson College; Physical Education Club, Sec- retary and Treasurer; Serampore Players, Treasurer; Associa- tion of Women Students, Treasurer; Litaean Society, May Court, Homecoming Queen; Class Beauty. SKINNER, JACK Mobile, Ala. Transfer from the University of Alabama; Chorale; B.S.U. Executive Council, Choirister. SMITH, CHARLES Irondale, Miss. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Library Club, Forum; Young Republican, Secretary; Circle K, Secretary; Dormitory Council; Polk Hall, Vice-President; B.S.U. Greater and Executive Councils, Bible Discussion Leader; President ' s List; Who ' s Who in American Colleges. TAYLOR, EMILY Pensacola, Fla. Student National Education Association; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary. TAYLOR, JAMES Biloxi, Miss. Physical Education Club; C-Club, Secretary, Reporter, Intra- mural Director. THOMASON, GEORGE Hattiesburg, Miss. Transfer from Baptist Bible Institute; Student National Edu- cation Association; Ministerial Association. THOMPSON, JAMES Oakvale, Miss. SPEIGHTS, BOBBY Bassfield, Miss. Association of Men Students, Student Government Association Representative; B.S.U.; Basketball Team; C-Club, Vice-Presi- dent, President; Physical Education Club, Treasurer; May Day Escort, ' 62; Who ' s Who in American Colleges; Contestant in Most Handsome Contest. SPEIGHTS, LARRY Bassfield, Miss. Physical Education Club; Association of Men Students, Junior Class Representative, Judiciary Council, Dormitory President; Basketball Team, Co-Captain. TILLMAN, SANDRA Laurel Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College; Student National Education Association; Thalian Society, Co-social Chairman; Physical Education Club, Vice-President, Women ' s Intramural Director; Best Sportsmanship Girl. WAGGONER, BOBBY Morton, Miss. WALTERS, BETTY Petal, Miss. Chorale; Chapel Choir; Student National Education Associa- tion. STEELE, CLAUDE Chickasaw, Ala. International Relations Club, Secretary; Yoimg Republican; Circle K; Association of Men Students, Senior Class Repre- sentative. STEINMETZ, ROBERT Purvis, Miss. STEWART, EUGENE Bay Minette, Ala. Circle K; Student Government Association, Freshman Repre- sentative; Junior Class President; Polk Hall, Vice-President; Sophomore Class Favorite. STEWART, FAYE Bay Minette, Ala. Delphinian Society; B.S.U. Executive Council, Secretary; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary, Secretary of Ross Hall; Serampore Players, Secretary, President; Best Supporting Actress Award; Jenkins Chastain Citizenship Award; Who ' s Who in American CoUeges. WELLMAN, JAMES Hattiesburg, Miss. WHEELER, VERONICA Sandersville, Miss. WILKERSON, BILL Meridian, Miss. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Chorale, President. WILLIAMS, GLEN Bay Springs, Miss. Ministerial Association. WILLIAMS, LINDA SUE Soso, Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College; Chapel Choir; Student National Education Association; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary; Thalian Society. STEWART, JACKIE Colhns, Miss. Transfer from Jones Coimty Junior College; Young Woman ' s Auxiliary; Student National Education Association; Delphinian Society. STILL, PAT Barnwell, S.C. Transfer from North Greenville Junior College; Ministerial Association; B.S.U., Street Service Representative. STRINGER, DARRELL Moselle, Miss. Transfer from Jones County Junior College; Debate Team; Student National Education Association; B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil; Serampore Players, Vice-President; Library Club, Re- porter; Circle K, Board of Directors; Association of Men Students, Secretary. TAMNEY, ROBERT Meridian, Miss. WILLIS, PATRICIA Hattiesburg, Miss. WRIGHT, EDGAR Hattiesburg, Miss. Ministerial Association; Dean ' s List. WYRICK, NANCY Hattiesburg, Miss. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Student Na- tional Education Association. WYRICK, WILLIAM Hattiesburg, Miss. Ministerial Association. YARBROUGH, TED Wylam, Ala. Transfer from Clarke Memorial Junior College; Ministerial Association. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS THEY HELPED MAKE THE 1964 CRUSADER POSSIBLE l L eCcome to MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH • Program geared to meet the needs of youth • Lighted concrete parking and recreationaJ area • College Choir — College Department JOHN E. BARNES, JR., Pastor JOE J. WALTERS, Music NOLAN C. JOHNSTON, Educational Director THE FORREST COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Carey ' s Heartiest Backers SHELBY C. BOWLING, 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 HATTIESBURG The CITY of PROGRESS in the Hub of South Mississippi The BEST community in which to get an education . . . The BEST community in which to do business . . . The BEST community in which to live . . . Make Hattiesburg YOUR home CLAUDE F. PinMAN. JR., Mayor C. B. PArrERSON, Commissioner W. P. HARRINGTON. Commissioner YOUR NEW CAR FRANCHISED AUTOMOBILE DEALERS AUTO SERVICE COMPANY MARTIN MOTOR COMPANY FARRIOR MOTOR COMPANY McMULLAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY HENSON FORD, INC. RYAN McARTHUR MOTOR COMPANY JOE MORRIS MOTOR COMPANY ROSCOE MOORE PONTIAC COMPANY STEADMAN MOTOR COMPANY P. O. BOX 211 HATTIESBURG AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION 133 d e t lA bhed Zrt rom DIXIE PHOTO SERVICE YOUR ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHER Res. Phone JU 2-2439 Office Phone JU 4-5262 1208 Corinne Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi BELK-WHITLEY CAREY COED ' S LIKE BELK ' S VILLAGE FAIR 109 East Pine JU 4-6257 134 WeL to RRST BAPTIST CHURCH Hattiesburg, Mississippi Corner Pine and Second Avenue CLYDE C. BRYAN, Pastor CHESTER VAUGHN Educational Director DONALD WINTERS Music HULETT FUNERAL HOME BURIAL AND VAULT INSURANCE 205 Bay Street Phone JU 2-157 •- tc eH i S !Ut OF HAHIESBURG iRST Na tional Bank OF HATTIESBURG ABJMETALOFFICE FURNITUBC- ADDING MACHINES • CA5H liCGI9T£KS p. O. BOX 147 222 SOUTH MAIN ST. Hattiesburg. Mississippi WILLMUT GAS AND OIL COMPANY Salute lA Uiiant ( areu C-o y oUe i 315 South Main St. — Hattlesburg, Mississippi You Are Invited To Worship With Us TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Hardy Street at Sixteenth Avenue D. Lewis White, Th.D., Pastor Adam J. Orfiz, Minister of Music THERE IS A PLACE OF SERVICE FOR YOU v JITNEY JUNGLE PARRIS A P 3 Hardy Street Mart JEWELERS c( Z f HAHIESBURG ' S NEWEST and FINEST FOOD STORE JU 2-1831 1 16 W. Pine Haftiesburg He that winneth souls is wise. COMPLIMENTS PROVERBS 11:30 INTERSTATE ELECTRIC SOUTHERN COMPANY WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CLEANERS SUPPLYING THE SOUTH 1314 West Pine Street Phone JU 3-4071 2708 Hardy Street JU 2-2427 STANDARD SOUTHERN DRUG STORE FABRICS WALGREEN AGENCY LARGEST DISCOUNT FABRIC CENTER IN THE SOUTH 619 Main Street 831 Hardy Street Phone 583-4381 JU 2-3567 ft % COLONY S,i . HOUSE, INC DIXIE PINE KF fashions PRODUCTS CO. jR SPORTSWEAR ■ ' ' ■ ' ' M ' ' ' ' Camp Shelby Road ■ SJ Hattiesburg JU 4-6221 137 JOHNSON MUSIC COMPANY I I I East Pine Phone JU 2-1921 GRAY ' S QUALITY CHEK ' D ICE CREAM— MILK Court Sq. Columbia, Miss. 38th AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH THE FRIENDLY CHURCH 4l9-38th Avenue W. C. Windham— Pastor Wilton Bennett — Associate Pastor Larry Williamson — Minister of Music 527 Main Hattiesburg ' ' • • ' ' : !I: ESBURG, MISS. KOMP EQUIPMENT CO. 319 East Pine JU 4-6264 m HAHIESBURG TYPEWRITER CO. 210 Broadway Drive JU 4-5481 CENTRAL BAHERY COMPANY 324 East Pine Street HATTIESBURG BEAUTY CENTER 132 New Orleans Street Phone JU 2-1908 Across from Sears ROSEBERRY PIANO HOUSE 134 East Front Street JU 3-0245 COMPLIMENTS OF VOGUE SHOP INC. BARR PURE SERVICE James Street JU 3-20! I SEARS ROEBUCK and COMPANY 641 Main JU 4-751 I MAYFAIR — Women ' s Apparel 627 N. Main 582-5375 LOVE DRUG COMPANY Ross BIdg. JU 3-1701 FINE BROS.-MATISON COMPANY 606 Main JU 4-6232 DONAVAN LANE MEN ' S WEAR 518 Main JU 4-8742 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 130 W. Front JU 3-0291 OWL DRUG COMPANY 101 E. Front JU 3-3591 NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY Across the Street from Carey GARREN ' S BOOK STORE I 2 1 E. Front Hardy St. Mart Pioneer FROSTOP Hardy Street HAWKINS ELECTRIC COMPANY 1300 W. Pine JU 3-0248 CREDIT BUREAU of HATTIESBURG Collection Service BLUE RIBBON BAKERY 220 S. Main 907 Hardy COLONY HOUSE BEAUTY SALON 2902 Hardy St. 582-1555 PINE BELT SAVINGS LOAN Assn. 700 Hardy St. JU 2-4334 HUBER ' S FINE FABRICS 823 Hardy LEE DUNN TRUCK STOP Highway 49-S JU 4-9852 DOG ' N SUDS DRIVE INN Highway 49-S 582-4274 SOUTHLAND FLORISTS 200 St. Paul JU 4-7541 SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH TOWNE CLEANERS 306 Katie Ave. JU 3-3022 BRACKMAN ' S 109 S. Main APPLIANCE JU 3-2259 Large enough to serve you BENSON PRINTING CO.. Nashville . . . Not too large to know you HERCULES POWDER COMPANY Incorporated PINE PAPER CHEMICALS PLANT HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Phone JU 4.6411 R.M.HENDRICK GRADUATE SUPPLY HOUSE P.O.BOX 1 O 34 Jackson, M 1 ssiss 1 ppi , ' REPRESENTING HERFF-JONES COMPANY Class Rings — Invitations — Diplomas — Year Books- -Caps— 1 -Gowns SENERAL CONTRACTORS LEE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY P.O. Box 809 1 200 Bouis Street Lonnie W. Lee, Sr,, Owner-President McELROrS COURT GROCERY KITCHENETTES FINEST WHITE SAND BEACHl REASONABLE RATES HIGHWAY S9 G U LF SH □ RES, ALA. j Phone VO 8-532 i GEBHART FARM FOLEY, ALABAMA Tis day before Christmas. Listen, my children and you shall hear . Oh, my darling. The lonely ones. She ' s the one. All study and no play . Eat, drink, and be . Do I have to have an admittance card? Drink deep. Carey ' s Shangri-la Calling Fireball XL-5 What ' s behind the curtain? Well, that ' s the best one that I have heard. -- «-—  ' ' ' l.?«K Ti 1 ' lyi Ml BB 1 «S9i . --M « T7 i i Three ' s a crowd Alfred didn ' t, did he? What! No boys? All aboard for two weeks ot tun. Our Mrs. Simmons. Bernice Spears and Rita Matthews say welcome to Carey.