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

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rf fiii ' im}- k TO DEVELOP STRONG BODIES AND WHOLESOME H. BITS THROUGH ACTIVITIES OF A RECREATIONAL AND ATHLETIC NATURE William Carey holds high the symbolic torch of athletic achievement. Participation in competitive sports is encour- aged through intradural programs and inter-collegiate athletics. Learning the principles of fair play and sportsman- ship is an integral part of the total athletic program. Carey athletes, striving to attain a higher degree of skill, thrive on competition. Matching their abilities with other teams, they continue to set new records of achievement — a challenge to future generations of athletes and sportsmen.

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lairiorirtm nwwiig TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR LR ES OF USEFULNESS AND ASSOCIATIONS IN THE SOCIETY OF WHICH THEY ARE A PART. Practicing a standard code of behavior would be adequate preparation for students only if society were static. However, society is not static. Therefore, students must be trained to meet the demands of an ever-changing environment. To fill this need, William Carey strives to instill in its graduates a sense of social responsibility. Students are taught that it is not enough to accept the benefits of their culture; they must give something in return. The highest goal which a school can establish is one which attempts to graduate students who are ready to become productive, responsible members of a demanding society. H