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

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Front Row, left to right: Mrs. W. W. Crawford, Dr. A. K. McMillan, Dr. T. E. Ross, Dr. Ralph Noonkester. Second Row: Mr. J D. Sims, Dr. W. W. Clark, Mr. B. J. Martin, Dr. Earl Green, Mr. R. B, Thomas, Rev. Frank W. Gunn, Sr., Rev. Harold O ' Chester, Dr. Joe Tuten. Not Pictured: Mr. Walter Clinton, Mr. Wheeler Bryant, Mr. Crawford Lipsey, Rev. John Daley, Rev. Johnny Lee Taylor, Mr. Claud Wilkes. BOARD OF TRUSTEES TERM EXPIRES 1965 Mr. Walter Clinton Petal Mrs. W. W. Crawford Hattiesburg Mrs. Crawford Lipsey Brookhaven Dr. A. K. McMillan Lucedale Dr. T. E. Ross Hattiesburg TERM EXPreES 1966 Mr. Wheeler Bryant Hattiesburg Rev. John Daley Marks Rev. Frank W. Gunn Lexington Mr. B. J. Martin Laurel Dr. Joe Tuten Jackson TERM EXPIRES 1967 Dr. Earl Green Hattiesburg Rev. Harold O ' Chester Meridian Rev. Johnny Lee Taylor Canton Mr. R. B. Thomas Hattiesburg Mr. Claud Wilkes Winona »3

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CRUSADER DEDICATION 1965 This tribute is appropriately titled, for its subject has generously given a portion of his life to this, our college. A man of many dimensions, he has long served the students and college actively and faith- fully within his department, as well as in a variety of other capacities. As a person he has shown great understanding and concern for all who need his assistance. In the minds of those who have had the privilege to know him well, there is but one word which describes what he represents to us — that word is friend. Sincerity, straightforwardness, and a genuine gen- erosity enriched with a refreshing sense of humor lend depth to his character. Because of your outstanding service as Business Manager and for your many contributions to Mis- sissippi Baptists and the William Carey family, this 1965 CRUSADER is dedicated to you— Mr. J. D. Sims.

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PRESroENTS MESSAGE A TRIUMPHANT DAY The emphasis of the 1964-65 session at William Carey College has not been on the past. This year we have not given particular prominence to the history and tradi- tions of the college. Neither has emphasis centered on the future. Atten- tion is being given to long-range plans and promotions but these have not had first place in our thinking. In the 1964-65 session the emphasis at William Carey College has been on the present tense. We have been taking stock of where we now stand. Our concern is with seven hundred young jjeople who are now being guided by fifty-one faculty members and more than a dozen staff members. Perhaps in former years we have failed to balance our emphasis upon the past and the future with what is happening now. Our concern for the Carey family in 1965 is for a triumphant today, as well as for a settled yesterday and a sure tomorrow. Could we put it this way? We at Carey College are hving moment by moment at the end of our rope in a conscious dependence upon God. The 1965 Crusade r is a record of this present venture of faith.