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

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1972 volume:

' J M m Mmf W ' - BuSiness Manager FscultYJSpons rJ- ' SE« ■4 v,.. ' knt ' SJafft TABLE OF CONTENTS Academics . 17 Features . 27 Organizations . 61 Sports. Ill Classes . 129 - ' ■ X l_. i . - ■«! «s 55« J r . at -J ■ag.i ..ja • r v ' KSw Si ■ ' w- It is true that we shall not be able to reach perfection, Mw but in our struggle toward it we shall strengthen our characters and give stability to our ideas, so that whilst ever advancing calmly in the same direction, 1?IGGS 12 Ne shall be rendered capable of af the faculties with which we have bet gifted to the best possible account. v. . Dedication Confucius said, Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Perhaps some of the virtues Confucius had in mind were goodness, gentleness, kindness, love for one ' s fellow man, and concern for the condition of the world in general— qualities especially valuable in someone so much trusted with the development of young minds. Certainly these traits are not present in an individual unless there is first sincerity and truth. The one to whom we dedicate this edition of the CRUSADER has been an able, Christ-like companion to these virtues. We honor you, then, in sincerity and truth, Mrs. Julia O. Loper insriiiiii[iMiii!L@ ICADEMICS yiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EDITORS Kathy Scott Ray Charles Thomas Charles Ernest President ' s Message There is a fallacy in the image of genius commonly held today. The superior student need not spend long hours of study and drudgery, for, according to the views of many, it is a mark of genius to make good grades without cracking a book, and without systematic, serious study. Your college is a direct denial of this image of genius. William Carey College is named for a Christian statesman whose life, according to his own words, exemplified that ' I can plod. ' Perspiration, a willingness to work and plodding are essential to the Carey College student. Knowledge comes by the sweat of one ' s brain. Character develops by hard struggle. The 1972 Crusader is a worthy reminder of the strong emphasis of your alma mater that in your struggle toward perfection you shall strengthen character and give stability to your ideas. Dr. J. Ralph Noonkesler, Pres William Carey College 19 Board of Trust Standing left: Rev, Clifton Perkins, Greenwood; Rev. Bobby Perry, Moss Point: Rev Tom Rayburn. Boonesville. Dr Glen Pearson, Hattisburg; Dr Earl Green. Hattiesburg; Rev. Frank Gunn, Forrest; Mr, J, D. Sims, Business Administrator, Hattiesburg; Mr. Bob Duke, Development Counselor, New York City, Mr Lewis Fowler, Hattiesburg; Dr T. E Ross, Jr., Hattiesburg Seated Dr. Dudley Wilson, Jackson; Mr. John D. Thomas, Hattiesburg; President Noonkester, Dr John Lee Taylor, McComb; Mr. Wiley Fairchlld, Hattiesburg; Mrs Owen Cooper. Yazoo City; Dr. Robert Eustice, Blloxl, Not Pictured Mrs Carroll Gartin, Laurel. Administrative Council standing Mr Young Shik Lee. Librarian, Mr Donald Sones, Director of Financial Aid, Miss Joyce Barnett. Admissions Representative, Dr Donald Winters, Dean of the School of Music, Jason Carlisle, S.G A. President Seated Dr Jerry Oswalt, Director of Religious Activities, Dorman Laird. Dean of Student Affairs; Mrs. Virginia Scott. Dean of Women; Mrs. Marjorie Rowden, Director of Public Relations; Dr. Joseph M. Ernest, Jr , Academic Vice President and Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences; Dr J, Ralph Noonkester, President. Mr, J, D, Sims, Business Manager. Academics Dean of School of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Josepfi Ernest WILLIAM CA Dean of tfie School of Nursing. Mrs. Shirley Morrison Dean of the School of Music. Dr Donald Winters 21 Mr. Obra Quave. Professor of Speech and Drama; Miss Mary Evelyn Collins, Associate Professor of Speecfi and Drama- Mrs, Marcia Weaver. Assistant Professor of Ptiysical Education; Dr Benjamin Waddle, Professor of Physical Education, Depart- ment Head Mr, Alton DuPuy, Assistant Professor of Psychology; Dr. Percy A. Reeves, Associate Professor of Education and Psychology; Dr, J, Frank Davis. Professor of Foreign Languages. Department Head. Seated: Dr. Carol Doumas. Assistant Professor of Psychology; Mrs, Frances P, Smith. Assistant Professor of Art; Mrs, Use Brown, Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages; Not Pictured: Mrs, Elma McWilliams, Assistant Professor of Education 22 Dr. David Gruchy, Professor of Biology, Department Head; Mr. Roy Hood. Associate Professor of Biology; Dr. Rose West. Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Department Head; Dr. Frank Pinl erton. Assistant Professor of Cfiemistry. I Mrs. Shirley W. Everett. Instructor of English; Mrs. Grace Smith, Associate Professor of English; Mrs. Georgiann Holliman. Assistant Professor of English: Mrs Julia Loper. Assistant Professor of Journalism. 23 Dr. Don Stewart, Professor of Religion. Department Head; Dr. B. Frank Smith, Professor of Religion and Pfiilosopfiy; Dr Joel Ray, Professor of Religious Education; Dr. William M. Clawson, Professor of Religion. Dr Gaston Smitfi. Professor of Matfiematlcs. Department Head; Mr Warner Fellabaum. Assistant Professor of Matfiematlcs Mr. James McKay. Assistant Professor of Business and Economics; Mrs, Katfiieen Arrington, Associate Professor of Business Education; Mr Jerry G King, Associate Professor of Business Administration, Department Head. ■1 He. JM m tJ R73 HB ' t w fl K A A w mM IKS Dr James C Downey. Professor of Music; Mrs. Jennie Lou Breland. Assistant Professor of Music; Mrs Frances Winter. Assistant Professor of Music; Dr. James Casey. Associate Professor of Music; Mrs Helen McWhorter. Assistant Professor of Music. Mr Ray Luper. Associate Professor of Music; Miss Josepfiine D ' Arpa, Assistant Professor of Music. Dr Benjamin Dunford. Jr . Professor of Music; Mrs. Nancy R. Dunford. Assistant Professor of Music. Mr. R. J. Rogers, Associate Professor of Social Studies; Dr. E. Milton Wheeler, Associate Professor of History, Department Head; Mr. T. Wayne Perrott, Associate Professor of Sociology. Seated Mrs Leona Curran, Nurse Advisor; Mrs Sue Barnes. Part time Instructor of Maternal-Child Nursing. Standing: Miss Gayle Barrau, Assistant Professor of Public Health Nursing; Mrs. Francis Foster. Part time Instructor of Psychiatric Nursing; Miss Dons Ott, Associate Professor of Medical-Surgical Nursing Not Pictued: Mrs Flora Blackstock. Part time Instructor of Medical- Surgical Nursing; Mrs. Anne Ernest, Assistant Dean of Student Nurse Affairs, Recruiter; Mrs, Evelyn G. Stumborg, Associate Professor of Maternal-Child Health; Dr. Edward Youssef, Instructor of Nutrition in Health and Disease. Mr Young Shik Lee, Head Librarian; Mrs. Bessie Bates, Assistant Librarian; Mrs Marilyn Pound, Library Cataloguing Mrs. Evelyn McClure. Associate Professor of Home Economics, Department Head; Dr. J. V. McCrory, Professor of English, Department Head; Mrs. Virginia Scott, Instructor in Elementary Education; Mr. John O ' Keefe. Head Coach. Row ; Doug Benedict, Director of Campus Security; Mrs. G, M. Ward, Secretary of Maintenance; Miss Joyce Barnett, Admissions Representative. Row II Mr. G. M. Ward, Superintendent of Maintenance; Mrs. Carmen Simmons, Manager of Bookstore; Miss Anita Mattfiews, Bookkeeper for Student Aid Accounts; Mr. John Stevenson, Admissions Representative; Mr Lewis Ladner. Superintendent of Grounds; Miss Ttielma Lee, Executive Assistant to tfie President; Mrs Mary Lou Sims, Business Office Manager. Betty Gibelyou, Secretary in tfie Business Office, Jamie Rogers. Secretary in the Office of Student Affairs; Mrs Virginia Casey. Assistant to the Registrar; Susan Edwards, Secretary in office of Dean of the School; Lynn Cage, Secretary of the Admissions Office. House Directors: Mrs. Myrtie Crumby, Bryant HaM; Mrs. Ashburn, Johnson Hall Mrs Doily McAdams, Bass Hall; Mrs. Kathleen Rockenbach, Lawrence Hall Mrs. Irma Brown, Polk Hall; Miss Edna Richardson, Ross Hall. iHHilHHB FEATURES IIIBIIiiHIIIIUil EDITORS Beverly Wlllson Ann Hollingsworth Mr. and Miss Carey College ■; it M Bill Renick Miriam Moss Miss Carey College Miriam Moss Mr. Carey College Bill Renick Citizenship Cheryl Parker Jim Beck Leadership Jason Carlisle Hilton Pittman and Erma Sue Weldy Seniors .., ,.10 Cheryl Parker m ' Bill Renlck Class 52 £a i l Juniors Darlene McDonald Rick Ball Favorites Sophomore Judy Owens Mac Ernest Freshman Yvonne Tullos Randy Von Kanel Who ' s Who Nineteen Carey students were named this year for inclusion in the 1971-72 edition of WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. These students were chosen for their academic standing, their service to the com- munity, and their leadership in extracurricular activities. They were nominated by a faculty committee. Joyce Yeatman Robert Mack Brenda Rogers 36 Who ' s Who John McGraw Evelyn Breland Bill Renick 37 Who ' s Who Lorraine Latham Juanita Dubose Mickey West Verlee Bond 38 Who ' s Who Mark Wilkinson 39 Who ' s Who Doug Inglis James Harris like Harris 40 Who ' s Who William Jones ,■ ■.• ' . Jason Carlisle Miriam Moss, Who ' s Who. Student: Lila Noonkester Campus Beauties 42 Beauty Kathie Benge Senior Class Susan Langston Junior Class Beauty 44 Beverly Willson Junior Class Beauty 45 Judy Owens Sophomore Class Beauty 46 Becky Ware Sophomore Class Beauty 47 Miss William Carey College Helen Driskell 48 Alternates to Miss Carey Becky Ware 1st Alternate Miriam Moss 3rd Alternate Kathie Benge 2nd Alternate 49 jmecoming 971 Moments To Remember Queen Wanda Tullos Wanda Tullos and escort. Larry Montgomery Maid of Honor, Betty Lewis; Escort, Randall Williams Homecoming Maids and Escorts Basketball Maid, Patricia McLeod; Escort, Walter Wilson 52 Senior Maid, Miriam Moss; Escort, Jason Carlisle Junior Maid, Linda Cassady; Escort. Hank Wilkinson 53 Homecoming Maids and Escorts Sophomore Maid Becky Ware; Escort. Bill Smith Freshman Maid. Yvonne Tulles: Escort. Randy VonKanel 54 Eventful 1971-1972 Homecoming styled for this year. m A talented group. state of Siege Director-Obra Quave Set Designer-Mary Evelyn Collins Stage Manager-Flossie Fagan Cast Judy Owens. Jo Laurin McDonald, Jan Johnston, Deborah Cook. Charles Ernest. Daryi Coleman. Michael Netherland. Jane Heflick. Trevor Ebanks, Jacquelyn Fowler. Penny Gianelloni. Kathryn Halchell, Mark Wilkinson. Kathleen Beason. Thereasa Brooke. Cynthia Lumpkin. Leon Schilling, Jareer Tabari, Darleen McDonald. Van Payne. John Gibeau. Michael West. William Stevens, Sarah Heilbroner 56 The Importance of Being Ernest Behind the scenes. Players as they celebrate the seventy-seventh anniversary of the opening of the show. Director — Mary Evelyn Collins Set Designer — Obra Quave Stage tVlanager — Charles Ernest Van Payne, William Stevens, John Gibeau. Kathryn Hatchell. Brenda Draughn, Brenda Rogers, Kathleen Scott. Leon Schilling. Vance Dovi ney. Amahl and the Night Visitors Music Directed by Ray Luper Staged by Obra Quave Designed by Mary Evelyn Collins Stage Managed by Leon Schilling Cast Pattie McCarty. Donna Gates, Bruce Samuels, Morris Dunn, William Stevens, Richard Curry, Linda Cassady, Deborah Cook, Penny Fairchild, Wynette Kimbro, Daniel Lindsey, Kathy McCar- ty, Willie Parker, Kenneth Russell, Carl Verbecke, Hank Wilkinson, Leann Koss, Mark Wilkinson. ■,) ► - ' .. ■iM? ■ ' Il 58 SGA Concerts The Serendipidy Singers Dogwood ' ' ■ l i ' .s - -. ' T: SPff - ?- — An event which provided winter entertainment for the delight of all who attended. 60 iMiiriniiiirimnifr IRGANIZATIONS iiiiiiMiiiiiiirMiini ' ' ' ' Association of Ca mpus Presidents The Association of Campus Presidents is made up of tine presidents of the forty-four organizations at Carey. Presidents of all campus organizations meet occasionally to discuss problems and policies for William Carey College. It is designed to maintain the lines of communication between the S.G.A., the administration, and the organizations. Dr. Noonkester is the sponsor for this group of campus leaders. First row: Brenda Rogers, Debbie Robillard. Erma Sue Weldy, Linda Byrd, Jackie Cochran, Lewana Goodrich. Melinda Keys, Beth Cox, Second row: Dean Laird. Mrs, Scott. Frederick Hwang. Mac Ernest. Joyce Yeatman, Rose Lovern, Theresa Brooke. Jason Carlisle, Dr. Noonkester. Third row: Sammie Olorounto. Robert Jeffery. Mike Latham. Mickey West. Elmer Vollman. David Yeager. Ron Helmintaler. Fourth row: Neil McGaughey. Hiram Lucius, Steve Goodrich, Mike Von Kanel. Charles Anderson. Bill Renick. Walter Wilson. Not Pictured: John Gibeau. Debbie Perry. Terry Mitchell, Sandy Brice, Judy Roberts. 63 student Government Association The S.G.A. is a continuing experiment in student interaction, leading to self-government and a better socio-politic and academic environment. The involvement of students this year through concerts, voter information, faculty appointment concern, etc., has provided fertile ground for the experiment. This experimental program will continue, and its value can be appraised by all those involved in the Carey scene. 64 f ' -t J 4-v.J ' U . I ; - ■■■«•.- 1 First row: Penny Fairchild, Dariene McDonald. Nan Spearman, Linda Cassady. Ann Hollingsworth, Kathy Hatchell, Van Payne. Second row: Robert Brownlee. Bill Renick, Kim Danner. Susan Langston. Charles Ernest. Top: Dr, Gruchy. Sponsor; Jason Carlisle, President: Penny Fairchild, Vice-President ; Nan Spearman, Secretary and Treasurer; Kathy Hatchell. Recording Secretary. Right: Penny Fairchild. Left: Truth ' . 65 The A. W. S. is a society which governs and enforces the rules and regulations for the women students on campus. Within the broad framework of this organization, there are many individual groups, such as the Executive Council, which jealously protects the rights of all women students. Sefy Salas. Freshman Representative; Linda Cassady, Vice-President; Pam Barnett, Sophomore Representative, Miriam Moss. President. 66 ■ ' ' ■¥ Association of IVIen Students The A. M.S. was formed with the purpose of giving the men students of William Carey College a representative voice in the administration of the institution. The President of the A.M.S. is a member of the S.G.A. which governs the affairs of all students on campus. Thus, the President speaks for the men students and guards their rights in any matter of importance that the S.G.A. considers. The A.M.S. encompasses within its ranks all men students, and the A.M.S. Council is an elected extension of this body. Top Picture: Randy Scott, Secretary-Treasurer; Charles Ernest, President; Neil McGaughey, Vice-President. Below: Randy Scott, Andy Kalberg, Jimmy Walley, Wayne Perkins, Reid Hopper, Neil McGaughey, Charles Ernest, Ronald Helmintaler, John McGraw. Not pictured: Lee Bullock. 67 Alpha Lambda Alpha Lambda is an honor society made up of women students who maintained a 3.5 grade point average, or higher, one semester of their freshman year in college. Alpha Lambda is a service organization in which girls serve as counselors, tutors, and hostesses for college functions. Top picture: Rose Lovern, Secretary-Treasurer; Melinda Keyes, President: and Jackie Fowler, Vice President. Above: Melinda Keyes, Joyce Yeatman, Rita Kemp, Erma Sue Weldy, Brenda Rogers, Jo Laurin McDonald, Becky Ware. Linda Cassady, Beverly Wilison. Becky Walters, Helen Driskell, Rose Lovern, Mattie Roberts, Jackie Fowler. 68 Above: Mickey West, Penny Gianilloni, Nita Dubose, Miss Collins, Brenda Rogers, Debbie Cook, Van Payne, Judy Owens, Brenda Drauglin, Jo Laurin McDonald, Bill Stevens, Kathy Scott, Mr. Quave, Kathy Hatchell, Leon Schilling, Below: Kathy Hatchell, Vice-President; Debbie Cook, Business Manager: Mickey West, President; Mr. Quave, Sponsor; Miss Collins, Sponsor; Brenda Draughn, Pledgemaster. Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary dramatic fraternity. Their purpose is to stimulate interest in dramatic activities at Carey. They also secure for the college all the advantages and mutual helpfulness provided by a large national honorary fraternity. One basis for electing students to membership is that it serves as a reward for their efforts in participating in the plays staged by the college. 69 Chi Beta Phi X The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Chi Beta Phi, national honorary scientific fraternity, was formally installed on December 10, 1955. The membership of this fraternity is limited to majors in the natural sciences and psychology with high academic grades. First row: Mac Ernest, Mr. Hood, Dr. Gruchy, John McGraw. Second row: Cli Ann McGehee, Pam Ladner, Lewana Goodrich, Sandra Johnson, Linda Roussel, Dr. Pinkerton, Hilton Pittman, Alton Pittman, Glenn Simmons, Becky Walters, Judy Allen, Joyce Yeatman, Patricia Hickman, Dr. Rose West. Not pictured: Sandy Brice, Judy Roberts. 70 A Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Mu Epsilon, an honor society, is designed to give recognition to academic excellence in mathematics. Students with at least 45 hours of college work with high academic standards are eligible for membership. Above: Frederick Hwang, Hilton Pittman, Susan Langston. Dr. Gaston Smith, Larry Hinsley, Charles Ernest, Mr. Warner Fellabaum. Left: Frederick Hwang, President: Susan Langston, Secretary-Treasurer; Charles Ernest, Vice-President. Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda is a national business organization and is open to all business and secretarial majors with at least a 2.0 grade average. Members participate in state and national activities of the organization. Mr. McCay, Sponsor; Hiram Lucius, President: Ronnie Cole, Vice President; Vickie Lorimer, Secretary-Treasurer. First row: Ron Johnson, Evelyn Breland, Becki Yeager, Vickie Lorimer, Mr. McCay. Second row: Kenneth Whitehead, Shirley Johnson, Sandra DeSha. Patricia Sylvest, Harry Travis. Third row: Paul Arledge, Robert Beady, Harold Germany. Joe Fulghrum, Ronnie Cole. Fourth row: Beauford Young, Daryl Coleman, George Cornish, Rusty Walley, Larry Fields, Charles Tynes, Hiriam Lucius. Fifth row: John Gibeau, Ed Coates, Rodney Weems, Ray Shaw, Eugene Rowland, Robert Hinton. ■ ' M % Lambda lota Tau Lambda lota Tau is an international society for those with a major or minor in English or Foreign Language Literature. Members of Lambda lota Tau seek to promote an interest in the study of literature. RnZ ; B;enda Rogers Presidenf; Neil McGaughey, Vice-President; Rita Kemp. Secretary. Below: Mrs, Grace Smith. Sponsor; Rita Kemp Robert Mack. Brenda Rogers. Jo Laurin McDonald. Neil McGaughey. . m :. , la cnp. 73 Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu is a national social science honorary fraternity. Membership is open to those juniors and seniors who have maintained at least a 3.0 grade-point average in twenty-one hours in social sciences. First row: Mr. Wayne Perrott. Mr. Jack Rogers, Jim Jerrold, Joyce Yeatman, Sarah Landrum. Amelia Anglin, Dave Scott, Second row: Dr, Milton Wheeler, Doug Inglis, Richard Knowles, Elmer Vollman, Reid Hopper, John McGraw, Roger Cloutier, Neil McGaughey, Officers: Doug Inglis, Joyce Yeatman. 74 Library Club Books, periodicals, newspapers, audio-visual equipment and materials, micro-film, and many other references are found in the library. Many students enjoy working in the library. They, in turn, have organized the Library Club to function as a social and professional organization in order to promote an interest in the library mechanics and reading. Above: Patricia Ikerd, Phyllis Magers, Julia Brown. Richard Curry. Lynne McRainey, Rose Lovern. Standing: Robert Odom, John Brown. Neil McGaughey. Mr Lee Letl: Mrs Pound. Neil McGaughey. Mrs, Bates. Right: Mr, Lee, Robert Odom, Vice-President; Rose Lovern, President. 75 Creative Writer ' s Club Organized within the English Department, the Creative Writers ' Club provides group discussion periods and evaluations of student literary efforts. The Indigo, an annual magazine published by the club includes some of the ' se literary works. Trips to regional sites where notable literary achievements have been made are a feature of the club ' s annual activities. Officers, Standing: Robert Odom. Secretary-Treasurer; John Brown. Vice-President; Neil McGaughey, President. Seated: Julia Brown. Editor of THE INDIGO. Tommy Strebeck. Neil McGaughey, Robert Odom; Sarah Heilbroner. Julia Brown, Kim Danner, Debbie Robillard. Marc Fisher. Bill Stevens, Joseph Byrd, John Brown. Or J V McCrory 76 Pen and Sword Society This arm of the national organization seeks to promote fellowship and scholastic excellence among the membership, to insure a continuous exchange of ideas and information between the members and the college administration, and the student body. It also provides a sponsorship program for newly arrived active duty and retired military personnel. The membership shares information with interested individuals on the campus pertaining to military programs and activities. It communicates a positive image of the military programs. 77 Top, First row: Wesley McElveen, Lee Dunlap, John Gibeau, Curtis Doyal. Larry Fields, Dallas Cox. Harry Travis, Eliu Camacho-Vasquez, Henry Cook, Second row: Julius B. Moore, Ronald Anderson, Vonn Johnson, Paul Muehlberger, Jerry Mims, Paul Arledge, Edward Coates, Bryan Brand. Third row: Rodney Weems, Bob Fischer. John Richards. Kelly Harrison. Steven Kennedy. Joseph Fulghum, Richard Knowles, Ronald Johnson, Kenneth Whitehead, William Jones. Below, Sitting: William Jones, First President and Founder of Pen and Sword at William Carey; Dallas Cox, Vice-President: Joseph Fulghum, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: John Gibeau, President; Bryan Brand, Faculty Advisor. RUSADER We, the staff, have worked hard to produce a yearbook of which every Crusader can be proud. In planning, compiling, and editing the copy and pictures that make up this yearbook, we have never stopped trying to make it better. We hope that you will enjoy this edition as much as we have enjoyed producing these pages of the history of 1971-1972. CRUSADER STAFF EDITOR Debbie Robillard ASSISTANT EDITOR Neil McGaughey CLASSES Helen Drisi ell. Evon Hartfield FEATURES Beverly Willson, Ann Hollingsworth SPORTS Mike Harris, Joy Norris ACADEMICS Charles Ernest, Kathy Scott, Ray Charles Thomas ORGANIZATIONS Joy Norris, Lyn Rainey BUSINESS MANAGER Randy Scott SENIOR DIRECTORY Kim Danner OTHERS: Rose Lovern, John Brown, Julia Brown PHOTOGRAPHERS: Richard Gunther, Ron Dyal 78 Above left: Debbie Robillard, Neil McGaughey. Randy Scott. Above right: Joy Norris, Lyn Rainey. Middle left: Charles Ernest, Katliy Scott, Ray Charles Thomas. Middle right: Ron Dyal, Rose Lovern. Left: Kim Danner. Opposite page: Above: Beverly Willson, Ann Hollingsworth. Middle: Helen Driskell, Evon Hartfield. Below: Carl King. Left: Richard Gunther. 79 Cobbler In the patchwork of campus activities, the newspaper is the thread that unifies them into a pattern. The Cobbler attempts to cover facts associated with daily living at Carey College as well as the personal accomplishments or experiences of the individual and faculty members. THE COBBLER Carey ' s Prize Winning Newspaper Hattisburg Mississippi William Carey (1761-1834) was a COBBLER before becoming the father of modern missions. Published monthly during the school year as the official news organ of the student body of William Carey College. EDITOR Kathie Benge ENTERTAINfi ENT EDITOR Neil McGaughey SPORTS EDITOR Doc Stevens PHOTOGRAPHERS Ron Dyal, Richard Gunther, Vann Bryant REPORTERS Penny Fairchild, Bill Stevens, Henry Cook SECRETARY Vicki Lorimer FACULTY ADVISOR Dr. Frank Davis EDITORIAL ADVISOR Dr Milton Wheeler PRESIDENT Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester 80 Our Inspiration lllilliam Carey CollciK EXPECT GREAT THINGS FROM GOD, ATTEMPT GREAT THINGS FOR GOD. Hatliesburg. Mississippi, September 30, 1971 Carey College Chorale The Carey College Chorale is a select choral organization. Each member is chosen by audition. The Chorale is not only open to music majors and minors but to the general student who is able to meet rehearsal and performance schedules. Audiences, all over the world, have rated the Carey Chorale as one of the most outstanding musical groups they have ever heard. Dr. Donald Winters ' ' $ r First row: Charwayne Von Kanel, Beverly Willson, Nancy Goodman, Brenda Laird, Judy Windham, Julie Hubbard, Kaye Batson, Debbie Robillard, Kathle McCarty, Lyn Ralney. Second row: Susan Langston, Linda Cassady, Penny Falrchlld, Jenna Young, Valerie Turner, Karen Roberts, Wynette Kimbro, Becky Ware, Debbie Perry, Elaine Keel. Third row: Hank Wilkinson, Willie Parker, Ricky Curry, Ronnie Ross, Mike Latham, Danny McDonald, Harry Carter, Daniel Lindsey, Ken Russell, Walter Wilson, David Cook. Fourlli row: Bill McLellan, John Robbins, Harold Walker, Jimmy Walley, Bobby Jeffrey, Mike Von Kanel, Don Flynt, Carl Verbecke, Harry Mercer, Randy Von Kanel. 82 First row: Debbie Johnson, Mary Riggs, Debbie Jones, Elise Perry, Debbie Cook, Sandra Thomas, Susan Dyal, Frances McClamrock, Grace Curran, Linda Dillard. Second row: Doris Johnson, Pattie Parker. Jan Johnston, Paul Parker, Morris Dunn, Dwayne Bouder, Beth Colletti, Cindy Dickerson, Helen Driskell. Wanda Crawley. Third row: Bill Armstrong, Dave Gardner, Jerry Milling, Mike Netherland, Kenny McCoy, Tommy Strebeck, Bob Brownlee, Bill Stevens, Phil Clark, Doug Belk, Wendell Blount, Vance Downey. William Carey Chapel Choir The Carey Chapel Choir is open to music majors and general students with an interest in choral singing. The choir frequently furnishes music for chapel services, local civic clubs, and each year presents a major musical, cantata, or oratorio. This year the choir participated with the other choral groups in a special Christmas Concert before the production of Amahl And The Night Visitors. The Chapel Choir also cooperated with First Baptist Church of Gulfport ' s choir in performing a Christmas Cantata. Dr. Downey. Director 83 Association of Ciiurcii IVIusicians The Association of Church Musicians is an organization composed of church music majors and any others who seek to further their understanding of church music and its production and use in church life. Members sponsor a Christmas Tree lighting and carol service for the entire student body. Kaye Batson. Mike Latham, Bill McLellan. Randy Von Kanel, Debbie Perry, Jimmy Walley, Walter Wilson, Robert Jeffery. Ken Russell, Josephine D ' Arpa Robert Jeffery, President; Debbie Perry, Reporter; Josephine D ' Arpa Sponsor; Jimmy Walley, Vice- President. 84 Music Educators National Conference The William Carey College Chapter of the Music Educators National Conference provides music students an opportunity for professional orientation and development while still in school. Membership is open to all music students, with emphasis given to those students who are preparing to teach music in public schools. Above: Debbie Perry. President; Linda Cassady, Vice-President: Judy Windham, Secretary; Dr. James Casey. Sponsor, Below: Penny Fairchild. Beth Colletti. Nancy Goodman, Julie Hubbard. Charwayne Von Kanel, Debbie Robillard. Beverly Willson, Valerie Turner, Helen Driskell, Francis McClamrock, Miriam Moss, Judy Windham, Sandra Reeves. Elise Perry. Amelia Anglln, Hank Wilkinson, Becky Rhodes, Patti McCarty, Bobby Jeffery. Deborah Perry, Larry Montgomery, Linda Cassady, Dr. Casey. 85 Delta Omicron Delta Omicron, an international music fraternity, is open to women music majors and minors who achieve its required academic performance and professional standards. Delta Omicron installed the Omicron Sigma Chapter on the William Carey College campus on October 24, 1964. The purpose of Delta Omicron is; to create and foster fellowship through music, to develop character and leadership, to give material aid to worthy students, and to manifest interest in young women entering the professional world. Charwayne Von Kanel, First Vice-President; Beverly Willson, Director of Music Activities; Linda Cassady, Historian; Debbie Perry, Second Vice-President; Becl y RInodes, Secretary; Miriam Moss, Publicity Director; Ttieresa Brooke, President; Lorraine Latham, Treasurer; Barbara Ttiompson, Warden; Lynn Brady, Chaplain; Mrs. Frances Winters, Sponsor; Charwayne Von Kanel, Sandra Reeves, Linda Cassady, Penny Fairchlld, Jenna Young, Miriam Moss, Amelia Anglln, Becky Rhodes, Debbie Perry, Patti McCarty, Becky Ware, Beverly Willson. Y Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia ■ iiW Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America installed the Nu Xi Chapter at Carey on April 30, 1965. A music honorary organization for men, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is open to men music majors and minors who achieve the required academic performance and professional standards outlined by the national and local chapter organizations. Sealed: Don Flynt, Dr. Donald Winters. Mike Von Kanei. Second row: Mike Latham, Daniel Lindsey. Robert Jetfery. Above: Hank Wilkinson, Harry Carter. Daniel Lindsey, Bill McLellan. Don Flynt, Jimmy Walley, Mike Von Kanel, Ken Russell, Mike Latham, Willie Parker, Robert Jeffery, Bill Smith. 87 Madrigal Singers Row 1: Linda Cassady. Patti McCarty. Kathy McCarty. Debbie Cook, Beverly Willson. Penny Fairchild Row 2: Ken Russel, Danny Lindsey, Carl Verbecke, Ricky Curry, Hank Wilkinson, Willie Parker. Sponsored by Mr. Ray Luper, this is a small group which performs vocal chamber music dating from the Renaissance to the present day. The group performs for area high schools and civic clubs as well as giving two performances a year at Carey. 88 Dan Nelson, Edgar Scarborough, Joseph Byrd, Karen Roberts, Cindy Ishee, Kaye Smith, Beth Harper, Bill Armstrong, Patti Reed, Joette Hightower, Randy Von Kanel, Debbie Rounds, John McGraw, Connie Nobles, Issa Saba, Mattie Roberts, Susan Langston, Walter Wilson, Paul Parker, Dana Williams, Sandra Apperwhite, Connie Lee, Sandra Johnson, Beth Cox, Annette Tardy, Debbie Cook, Diane Martin, Bill McLelland, Donna Sparkman, Cynthia Apperwhite, Lyn Ralney, Pam Barnett, Christine Wright. Nan Davis, Trevor Ebanks, Bertha Moote, Jason Carlisle, Dr. Oswalt, Ann Hollmgsworth, Conrad Howell, John Barber, Sandra Howard. Betty Bass, Diane Wild, Mugsy Davis, Grace Curran, Jerri Walters, Pam Crocker, C, L. Leonard, Harry Carter, Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union seeks to provide opportunities for recreation, fellowship, Bible study, prayer, meditation, and discussion for all students on campus. The Local organization is affiliated with the Student Department of the Southern Baptist Convention and the State Baptist Convention. Frank Keels, Dr. Oswalt, Rick Ball, Ken McCoy, Bill Renick, Conrad Howell, Edgar Scarborough, Bryon Morgan, Mugsy Davis, Mattie Roberts, Debbie Cook, Kaye Smith, Samuel Olorounto, Dwayne Jones. Ministerial Association The purpose of the Ministerial Association is to encourage its members in pursuing their goal of spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ as Christian ministers. The Agnostic Box, one of the services provided for the students by the M.A., answers diverse questions on religion and philosophy. Elmer Vollman, President: Danny White, Chorister; Dr, William Clawson. Sponsor: Robert Cooper. Second Vice-President: Richard Spearman, Secretary-Treasurer; David Cook, Custodian; Dr. Don Stewart. Sponsor; Bill Renick, Evangelism Chairman: Ron Helmln- taler. First Vice-President. First row: Eliu Camacho-Vazquez. David Keen. John Rhodes. Ron Helmintaler. David Cook. Second row: Dr. Clawson. Jerry McRaney. John Barnett. Samuel Olorounto. Bill Armstrong. Dexter Truesdell, Gary Breland, Ronie Huddleston. Dr Stewart, Versie Lee Third row: Richard Spearman, Kenny McCoy, Danny Swindle. Glenn Simmons, Troy Harrison, Ricky Gray, Gary Chaney, Robert Cooper, Roy Cordle, Curtis Reese, Elmer Vollman. 90 Religious Education Association The R.E.A. is provided for any student who is interested in becoming familiar with the aspects of the church ' s educational program. The Members participate in services of local churches and observe mission point activities. Above: Ron Helmintaler, Sal- ly Ruth Bade, Dr. Joel Ray, Robert Bade, Samuel Ed- monds. John Barber, Greg Smith, Left: Ron Helmintaler, Dr. Joel Ray. 91 S.E.A. The Student Education Association of Carey College has planned programs that should be of interest to most prospective teachers. Special guest speakers, panel discussions and group discussions on various issues of education have been featured this year. S.E.A. helps inform future teachers on vital issues of education and helps them to adapt to the changing philosophies of education. Top Picture: Mrs McWilliams, Beth Cox, President; Dr Reeves. Marcia Moss, Program Chairman; Martha Evans. Publicity; Kathy Scott, Vice-President, Middle: Ann Hollmgsworth, Mrs McWilliams. Beth Cox, Dr Reeves, Kay Smith, Dianne Wild, Dianne Martin. Joseph Byrd. Cheryl Parker. Marcia Moss. Martha Evans. Kathy Scott. Eugene Miles. Mary Helen Rohodes Riglif: Mrs. McWilliams, 92 Home Economic; Club The Home Economics Club ' s main purpose is to integrate the work of the home and family living program. It brings together the various class groups for united effort. The Home Economics Club is composed of home economics majors and other students who are interested in the art of homemaking. Top picture: Darlene Duck. Vice-President: Lewana Goodrich, President; Mrs, McClure, Sponsor. Middle: Grace Curran. Lenora Jones. Elizabeth Perry, Lynne Williams. Pam Barnett. Nell Rose Daniels. Beth Harper Bottom: Lynn Sims. Dianne Massy. Martha Blumenthal. 93 First row: Eugene Ralland. Shirley Johnson. Second row: Donival Richardson, Leroy Johnson, Marie Morgan, Charles Brown, Rena Corley, Johnny Crosby, Teresa Woods, Charles Anderson, Madeline Smith, Robert Hinton, Lynda Jackson, JoAnn Conner, Willie Mclnnis, Ray Shaw, Theresa Dent, Linda Watts, Homer Thompson, Mary Helen Page, Aldie Milton, Kathy Ross, Ray Charles Thomas, Katherine Phillips, C. L. Leonard, Joseph Byrd, Afro-American Cultural Association The Afro-American Cultural Society was founded this year for the purpose of acquainting students with literary and musical contributions made by Afro-Americans. All students are eligible for membership. In rap sessions the group has a chance to offer constructive comments and find ways to improve campus student relationships. The group has representation in the S.G.A. Joseph Byrd, S.G.A. Representative: Judy Owens, Assistant Secretary; Jackie Fowler, Secretary; Betty Lewis, Treasurer; Leroy Johnson, Vice-President; C. L. Leonard, President. Pre- Medical Club Mr, Roy Hood. Rommanee Hongsirinukul, Linda Guillot, John McGraw. Julia Brown, Marc Fisher, John Bearry, Bob Brownlee, Hilton Pittman, Louis Linton. The Pre-Medical Club is an organization for students interested in any field of medical work. Building and maintaining scientific interests is its main purpose. Medical advances and new science methods are reported on and used as a basis for discussion sessions. Mr. F oy Hood, Sponsor; Linda Guillot. Julia Brown, Hilton Pittman. 95 P.E. Club Sponsored by the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, the club reinforces and encourages development of personal philosophies related to physical education programs. The organization is made up of students with a major or minor in Physical Education. Above: Eddie Mitchell. President. Michelle Green, Vice President, Mrs. Weaver, and Dr. Waddle. Below: Freddie Jordan, Linda Byrd. Bobby Halford. Martha Johnson, Joel Fike, Bonnie Blalock. Paula Camp, Michelle Green, Terry Mitchell. Eddie Mitchell. 96 Alpha Chi Alpha Chi is a national honor society whose purpose is to promote and recognize scholarship in all academic divisions of colleges in the United States. The Mississippi Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi was established at Carey in May, 1971. OFFICERS: Brenda Rogers, Secretary; Dr. Gaston Smitti, Sponsor Joyce Yeatman, Treasurer; Erma Sue Weldy, President; Not Pictured: Lorraine Latham, Vice-President; Bill Breland, Student Delegate to International Convention. Front row: Rita Kemp, Brenda Rogers, Joyce Yeat- man. Second row: Dr Gaston Smitti, Erma Sue Weldy, Robert Mack. Circle K This is a group that is sponsored by the Hub City Kiwanis Club and one that works closely with them in community projects. Membership is limited and new members are chosen twice a year. Above, First row: Joseph Byrd. Edgar Scarborough, Joe Harris. Second row: Bob Brownlee, Bill Renick. Mel Ulmer. Ed Braik. Left: Mel Ulmer, Recording Secretary; Joe Harris, Vice-President; Joseph Byrd, Corresponding-Secretary, Right: Edgar Scarborough, Presid- ent; Bob Brownlee, Treasurer. 98 Tommy Prince. Alan Lard. Mike Harris. Buddy Daughdrill. Therrell Myers. Russ Harr. Steve Goodrich. William Catlett. Eddie Mitchell, Coach O ' Keefe, Tommy Goodson. Louis Guirola, Anthony Ladner, Forrest Stevenson, Randy Polk, and Doc Stevens. C C lub To earn a membership in the William Carey College C Club one must participate in the athletic program and have spent enough time in actual practice and playing time to qualify for earning a letter in a particular sport. Thus, to the victors go the membership cards. Only a chosen few can acquire this distinction. The members encourage other students to take the time and make the effort to excell in athletics. They tend to raise the standard for performance in their united effort in the C Club. 99 Honors Program Mr, T, Wayne Perrott. Dr. J. V. McCrory, Neil McGaughey. Dr. Gaston Smith. Dr. Rose West. Junior and Senior Honors. First row: Nathan Blacl well, Beth Cox. Nell Rose Daniels, Debbie Robillard. Second row: Don Nelson, Jo Laurin McDonald, Beth Colletti, Susan Langston Third row: Cheryl Parker. Sarah Landrum. Joyce Yeatman. Daryl Rhoden, Elaine Keel, Ann Hollingsworth, Linda Harvey. Fourth row: Tony Gibson, Reid Hopper. Tomrny Strebeck. Eugene Swindle. Neil McGaughey. 100 With Scholarship as its main thrust, the Honors Program seeks to involve its students in campus activities, to provide a forum for current interests and discussions, and to provide incentive for graduate study. Outside reading to promote discussion, a trip for the freshmen and sophomores are among the activities planned by the Carey Honors Council. Freshman and Sophomore Honors. First row: JackieFowler, Rose Lovern, Pam Crocker, Melinda Keyes, Valerie Turner, Sandra Johnson. Second row: Kaye Batson, Julia Brown, John Bearry, Miriam Williams, Patricia McLeod. Third row: Beth Williams, Becky Walters, Paul Parker, Randy Scott. Helen Driskell, Donna Sparkman, Becky Ware, Patricia Sylvest. Fourth row: Angela Crews. Robert Lindsey, Randy Von Kanel, Mac Ernest. Vance Downey, John Brown, Art Club The purposes of the Art Club are to stimulate an interest in art on the campus and in the surrounding community and to promote the aesthetic development of each member. All students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to become active members of this creative group. Top: Connie Lee, Secretary-Treasurer; Charles Anderson, President, Kaye Hilbun, Publicity Chairman. Not pictured: Arthur Dolan, Vice-President. Left: Marcia Moss. Middle, First row: Daryl Coleman, Charles Anderson. John Richards, Second row: Debbie Foster, Frances Smith, Kaye Hilbun, Connie Lee, Marcia Moss. 102 Forensic League The Debate team is composed of students who have an interest in Speech and like to compete in intercollegiate debate tournaments. They develop forensic abiliby and their self-confidence as they gain experience from group association. James Hetlin, Sponsor Van Payne, Kathy Hatchell, Judy Owens. Tim Bailey 103 Theta Lambda Chi The purpose of this organization shall be to provide training in social behavior, scholastic excellence, and spiritual graces for women, and to promote school spirit. Included in the society activities for 1971-1972 was a Christmas party for under-privileged children, a February Sweetheart Banquet and a Spring Formal Banquet. The group also made special effort to promote all campus activities. First row: Darlene Duck, Vicki Lorimer, Debbie Johnson. Patricia Stevenson. Second row: Patti Stribling, Melinda Keyes. Lyn Rainey, Jan Johnston. Judy Ziegler. Kathleen Season, Joy Norris, Julie Unwin, Lynn Sims. Third row: Mary Riggs, Mary Helen Paige, Diane Paddison, Bettie Bass, Jackie Cochran, Wanda Tullos. Nell Rose Daniels. Becky Ware. Fourth row: Kathy Halchell. Susan Dyal. Cindy Lumpkin. Diane Wild, Ann Hollingsworth, Kathie Benge, Cathy Wright, Yvonne Tullos. 104 Vickie Lorimer. Secretary-Treasurer; Katliie Benge. President; Darlene Ducl . Vice-President; Julie Unwin, Program Chairman; Kathy Hatctieli, Pledge Chairman. Mrs, Scott, Sponsor Lyn and Kathy laugh over the good ole times in Theta Lambda Chi. 105 Student Court The Student Court is the Judicial branch of the S.G.A.. The court has jurisdiction in all cases involving violations of the William Carey Honor Code and in all cases involving disputes between students. It has the power to act on all cases recommended for action by decisions on matters of interpretation of the Constitution and By-Laws. The court consists of a Chief Justice, a Judicial Vice-President, and one justice from each academic class. Fellowship of Christian Athletes It is not enough to systematically train a God-given healthy body in order to excell in athletics. Members of this group must condition themselves mentally and spiritually to keep to the task. They realize that living as a Christian requires daily effort and united they can gain strength to achieve their objectives. They are a segment of the National Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Top picture: Bill Renick, Brenda Draughn. Ricky Curry, Kathy IQ Hatchell Below: Steve Pawelkop, Walter Thibodeaux, Don Schneeweiss. Terry Mitchell •? i m nternationa Students The International Students Club is an organization whose purpose is to provide a communication link between the foreign students and their new classmates and faculty members. It also provides social activities for the membership. Dr. William Clawson. Sponsor: Nan Davis, Vice-President: Naul Bodden. Program Chairman: Sam Olorounto. President; Carlos Azmitia. Secretary. Above, First row: Trevor Ebanks, Rommanee Hongsirlnukal, Nan Davis, Nancy Gouw, Sam Olorounto. Second row: Carlos Azmitia, Chen-Hsien Liu, Dr. Clawson, Wal-Hei Yeung. Third row: issa Saba, Naul Bodden, Jareer Tabari, Wing-Lok Wang, Daniel Lindsey. 107 Carey College Student Nurse ' s Association, sponsored by the Baptist Hospital in New Orleans, is the club for professional student nurses at Carey. It serves as a common meeting ground for people of similar interests and goals and is a social outlet for the members. With a strong belief that nursing is a unique and valuable profession, Carey Student Nurse ' s Association strives to develop interest in this field. Sandra Brice: Taient winner at Nursing Convention in Gulfport The excitement of being capped as a nurse! 108 Martha Robinson, Patricia Hickman, Lucy Summer, Gloria Smith, Sandra Johnson, Becl y Walters, Alton Pittman, Celeste Aldridge, Becky Sadter, Sandra Albritton, Linda Roussel. Valorie Taylor, Cli Ann McGeHee. Annette Tardy, Judy Ziegler, Cathy Wright, Dana Williams, Donna Sparkman, Sety Salas, Diane Paddison, Nan Davis, Jerry Walters, Eileen Lolsele, Kathryn Phillips, Anne Evans, Leala Battle. 109 Serampore Players First row: LaDoris Bias, Judy Owens. Sarah Heilbroner, Cindy Lumpkin. Second row: Leann Koss. Brenda Rogers. Jo Launn McDonald. Darlene MacDonald, Jacqueline Fowler. Penny Gianilloni, Sandra Fowler, Brenda Draughn, Third row: Mickey West, Charles Ernest, Trevor Ebanks, Van Payne, Daryl Coleman, Bill Stevens, Kathy Hatchell, Jane Heflick, Leon Schilling, Deborah Cook. The Serampore Players is an organization sponsored by the Speech and Drama Department. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in acting and other aspects of the theatre. standing: Brenda Rogers. Historian; Van Payne, Public Relations; Bill Stevens, Vice-President; Judy Owens, Social Chairman. Seated: Brenda Draughn, Secretary; Leon Schilling, Business Manager; Penny Gianilloni, Publicity Chairman. Not pictured: Mark Wilkinson. President. 110 [emiraiDfliLsi SPORTS HMUJIillBi - maiiisAisif Mike Harris Joy Norris WELCOME TO CAREY COLLE V i i ' -- . . J. --yT • ,f ■ ' ' fr ;,- . -■ ' ' ' C- Ws Baseball High goals are the theme for the Crusaders ' baseball team this year. With a good nucleus of thirteen returning lettermen, including four seniors who were members of the 1969 National Champions, things look bright for Coach O ' Keefe ' s 1972 squad. Rebounding from a fine 1971 season of 22 wins against 7 loses, the main problem for this year will be finding replacements for the bat of Jim Smith and the fielding of Junior Broome, who were lost through graduation. However, the addition of some promising newcomers points to another successful campaign for the Crusaders. Kneeling: Forrest Stevenson, Anthony Ladner, Clyde Dearman. Standing: Mike Harris, Coach OKeefe, Claude Yarborough. 113 Desire, Unity, Hard : s s£i§II S iiS ; Sifi ' ! s Kneeling: Claude Yarborough, Johnny Knight, Bobby Halford, Robert Monsour, James Lowry, Alvin Husbands, Ronnie Mayfield, Wayne Dicl enson. Standing: Hiram Lucius, Anthony Ladner, Randy Pope, Louis Guirola, Tommy Goodson, Therrell Myers, David Catlett, Steve Goodrich, Randy Lease, Leroy Lul e, Forrest Stevenson, Mike Harris, Clyde Dearman. Kneeling: Forrest Stevenson, Mike Harris. Tommy Goodson. Clyde Dearman. Hiram Lucius. Claude Yarborough. Standing: Randy Pope, Leroy Luke. Therrell Myers. David Catlett. Steve Goodrich. Louis Guirola. Anthony Ladner. 114 Work: Carey Trademark Above: Steve Goodrich, Claude Yarborough, Therrell Myers. Left: Tommy Goodson. Right: Louis Guirola. vS • Wi -■ ■ ' -■ ' - ■ . j r  v: i afc- iiiiiini i,  ■- ■-■ ■ ' js 115 rr r m ' Above: James Lowry, Ronnie Mayfield. Johnny Knight. Mike Harris. Randy Lease. Middle David Catlett; players getting It all together Below: Get him out, ' Saders! ' T  t ; 7 ■: - r.J - ' ' --- ' -. ' ' r fe - ' -e ' f- Wayne Dickenson. Middle left: You ' re out ' Right: Steal em. Ttierrell ■- ' ' ' f 5--.. 5 ' ,t v. T• v■ Below: Go, Tommy! ...iVW ' J ' W V - ?i e -«; 5 i ' 117 Leroy Luke, Coach O ' Keefe, Anthony Ladner Ronnie Mayfleld -iK— 4—! - Bobby Halford, Forrest Stevenson - ., - 33 t -:J t-t J 4 in Lets get em. Big Red! S ¥ J t.. Randy Pope Hiram Lucius Alvin Husbands Robert Monsour 119 . i i : Seated: Alan Lard, Therrell Myers. Buddy Daughdrili, Tommy Goodson. Freddie Jordan. Tommy Prince, Standing: Greg Sutton. Eddie Mitchell. Danny Green. Jim Harris. Joel Fike. and Russ Harr. Below: Tommy Goodson, Basketball It was a story of rebuilding for the Carey Basketball team during the 1971-1972 season. Coupled with the loss of several fine players from the previous season, the team as a whole was young and somewhat lacking experience, having only one senior, forward Jim Harris. The Crusader ' s attack this year was spearheaded by guard Tommy Goodson and forwards Russ Harr and Jim Harris. Although suffering through a rather dim won - lost record of 3 and 18, high points of the season were an upset of powerful cross-state rival Belhaven, together with continous hustle and desire on the part of the ' Saders. A year ' s experience will see continued fine per- formance for the coming year. Buddy Daughdr Freddie Jordan Alan Lard Tommy Prince Eddie Mitchell 122 Sink It, BIG RED!! Stop em, Russ Saders it ' s your thing! 123 Jump up. Dannyi SSSE- Jr Battle for rebound Do your thing, Freddie. Wi ' EHkL V M| W H Hr 1 1 1 ) L T Pf ( ' . HIb K ■S mi Tighten up, Redf Russ Harr scores again. Cheerleaders 1971-1972 WCC ' s hard working sextet is always on hand with that good ol ' Crusader Spirit. Pep rallies, sign-making, and token presentations are part of their job. The cheerleaders, who led the Spirit parade, traveled many miles and ate many cold snacks to be on hand when the official gun sounded for play to begin. Linda Byrd Joy Norris, Righl front: Wanda Tullos, Joy Norris, Yvonne Tullos. Back: Jamie Kyte, Jackie Cochran, Linda Byrd. Saders, it ' s your thing! Jamie Kyte Wanda Tullos, co-captain Jackie Cochran, captain Yvonne Tullos Number ONE Coach Flyin ' Joel CLASSES imiiiiBiiPv Helen Driskell Evon Hartfield Rose Lovern Senior Class Officers Joyce Yeatman — Secretary-Treasurer Linda Byrd — President John McGraw — Vice-President 131 CHARLES ANDERSON Hattiesburg Psychology RONALD ANDERSON Hattiesburg Business Administration AMELIA ANGLIN Hattiesburg Music Education GUY ARNOLD Maitland. Fla. Social Science JOHN BARBER Macclenny, Fla. Religious Education JOHN BARNETT Hattiesburg Bible LINDA BENDER Hattiesburg Music Education DOUGLAS BENEDICT Orange Lake, Fla. Bible KATHIE BENGE TIM BERRY Brooktiaven Hattiesburg Religion Community Services LA DORIS BIAS Columbia Speech Drama W ' VERLEE BOND Brooklyn Social Science BILL BRADY Suitland. Maryland History BILL BRELAND Hattiesburg Math EVELYN BRELAND Brooklyn Business Education SANDY BRICE Baton Rouge, La. Nursing ALICE BRISTER Columbia Sociology THERESA BROOKE Hattiesburg Music Education 132 CHARLES BROWN Hattiesburg Business ELIZABETH BROWN Philadelphia Religious Education TERRY BROWN Hattiesburg Religion Philosophy BOBBY BROWNLEE Gulfport Biology LAWRENCE BUCHANAN Biloxi Business Administration LARY BURTON Birmingham. Ala. Biblical Studies LINDA BYRD Mobile. Ala. Physical Education ELIU CAMACHO-VASQUEZ Columbus, Ga. Sociology PAULA CAMP Chipley. Fla. Physical Education JASON CARLISLE Ethel. La. Religion Philosophy CRESTON CARTER Laurel Math GARY CHENEY Petal Humanities JOHN CLEARMAN Sumrall Religious Education GEORGE CLERIHEW Hattiesburg Humanities ROGER CLOUTIER Lewistin. Maine Sociology EDWARD COATES H attiesburg Business Administration JACKIE COCHRAN McLain Elementary Education DARYL COLEMAN DEBBIE COOK HENRY COOK ROBERT COOPER ROYCORDLE Moss Point Dallas. Texas Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Gadsden, Ala. Business Administration Speech Drama Social Science Bible Bible 133 GEORGE CORNETT Laurel Psychology GEORGE CORNISH San Antonio, Tex. Business Administration CAROLYN CORTELLO New Orleans, La. Business Education KENNY CORTELLO New Orleans, La. Business Administration VIOLA COTTRELL Oakvale Elementary Education EUGENE COVINGTON Waynesboro Religion Philosophy JACK COWAN Purvis Accounting BARBARA CREEL Carriers Elementary Education DYANNE CREEL Prentiss Physical Education JOHN CRENSHAW Warner Robbins, Ga. Physical Education JOHNNY CROSBY Collins Pre-Dentistry PEGGY CULPEPPER Hattiesburg Elementary Education LEROY DAUGHDRILL Poplarville Adult Education RICHARD DAVIS Toccoa, Ga. Social Science DONALD DOGGETT Bay Springs Biblical Studies EVA EKES KENNETH ELLIS CHARLES ERNEST JOE ERNEST DAVID EWTON Neely Norfolk, Va. Mobile, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Jux, Fla. Business Education Business Administration Math Ctiemistry Math MARTHA EVANS JAN FAITH Waynesboro Mobile, Ala Elementary Education Nursing DAVID FEAGINS Hattiesburg Business Administration LARRY FIELDS Shalimar, Fla. Business Administration ROBERT FISCHER Tyndall A F B Fla. Social Science DON FLYNT KAY FOIL Jackson Tylertown Church Music Secretarial Science DAVID FORMBY Picayune Biblical Studies JOE FULGHAM Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. Business Administration Gee. I wish I could help. 135 DORIS GAINES Hattiesburg Business Education EARL GAMBLE Hattiesburg Sociology DAVE GARDNER Hattiesburg Music Theory ARTHUR GARRETT Panama City, Fla. Business Administration PENNY GIANILLONI Baton Rouge, La, Speecti Drama JOHN GIBEAU Hattiesburg business Administration GLORIA GLASS Hattiesburg Elementary Education KEITH GODBOLD Laurel Psychology NANCY GOODMAN Pascagoula RICKY GRAY Mendenhall Biblical Studies JEWEL GRAY Mendentiall Elementary Education LINDA GUILLOT Chalmette, La. Biology MARCEL GUIDRY Hattiesburg Business Administration RICHARD GUNTHER Merrick, N Y Biblical Studies WAYNE HALL Magnolia Social Science JAMES HARRIS Hattiesburg Business Administration MIKE HARRIS Mobile. Ala. Social Science KELLY HARRISON Anniston, Ala. Social Science 136 MARY EVON HARTFIELD Bogalusa, La, Elementary Education GREGORY HATFIELD Newport. Kentucky Business Administration LINDA HAVENS Crystal Springs Nursing RONALD HELMINTALER Allen Park, Mich. Religious Education WANDA HENDERSON Hattiesburg Englisli GEORGE HENDRY Moss Point Bible LARRY HINSLEY Memphis, Tenn. Math ALVIN HUSBAND FREDERICK HWANG DOUG INGLIS CINDY ISHEE LINDA JACKSON Hattiesburg Hong Kong Gulfport Laurel Richton Physical Education Math History Social Science Business Education THOMAS JAMES Hattiesburg Business Education JAMES JARRELL San Antonio, Tex. Sociology BOBBY JEFFERY Mobile, Ala. Music Education JOHN JENKINS Biloxi History BARBARA JOHNSON Osyka Music Education CLARENCE JOHNSON MARTHA JOHNSON RONALD JOHNSON VONN JOHNSON JOHN JOLLY Shawnee, Okla. Hattiesburg Hattiesburg W. Bainbridge, Ga. Mobile. Ala. Humanities Physical Education Business Administration History Biology 137 DAVID KEEN Brooklyn Religion Pliilosoptiy RITA KEMP Petal Englisli STEVE KENNEDY Panama City, Fla. Business Administration CARL KING San Antonio, Tex. Sociology RICHARD KNOWLES Tyndall AFB, Fla. Humanities l fer WILSON KRUEGER ANTHONY LADNER PAM LADNER SYLVAN LADNER LORRAINE LATHAM Artesia Bay St. Louis Gulfport Bay St. Louis Hattiesburg Math Physical Education Home Economics Physical Education Music Education 138 WAYNE LENOIR Haftlesburg Sociology C. L, LEONARD San Antonio, Tex. Social Science ROBERT MACK Silas, Ala. English ROBERT MacNEIL Gulf Breeze, Fla. Sociology LINDA MAGERS DIANNE MASSEY GEORGE MASON DENNIS MATHIS MARILYN MATTHEWS Purvis Gulfport Biloxi Grenada eligious Education l-lome Economics Sociology Math Elementary Education DICKEY MAXWELL Turrell, Ariz. Psychology GLENDA MAY Silver Creek Elementary Education BETTY MILLER Foxworth English 139 JERRY MIMS Hattiesburg Business Administration SUE MITCHELL Wiggins Elementary Education LARRY MONTGOMERY JULIUS MOORE Tupelo Metairie, La. Music Education Math BYRON MORGAN Hattiesburg Biblical Studies DEBBIE MORGAN Hattiesburg Math JUDY MORRIS New Orleans, La. Nursing LYNNE MORTON RICHARD MOSLEY MARCIA MOSS MIRIAM MOSS PAUL MUEHLBERGER Alexandria, Va. Flint, Mich. Laurel Moss Hattiesburg Music Education Sociology Elementary Education Music Education Psychology PATSY MYERS Columbia Religious Education WESLEY McELVEEN Hattiesburg Math JOHN McGRAW Greenville, S, C. History LINDA McGLOTHAN Hattiesburg Sociology JOHN McLEMORE Petal Business Administration WALLACE NEWTON Greenville, Ala. Biblical Studies NANCY NICHOLSON Lakeland, Fla. Nursing EDWIN ONEIL Columbia Elementary Education 140 MARY PAIGE Bay Springs Business Education CHERYL PARKER Pass Christian Elementary Education WAYNE PARKER Hattlesburg Church Music TIM PEARSON Hattiesburg Biblical Studies DEBORAH PERRY Biloxi Church Music PAUL PEZANT Petal Psychology HILTON PITTMAN Purvis Biology REBECCA POLK Columbia Music Education BENNY POPE Vossburg Social Science RHONDA PORTER Heidelberg Physical Education ALICIA RAWLS Jacksonville. Fla. Nursing Good Citizen Verlee Bond was in charge of our Marcti of Dimes Drive, CURTIS REESE Hattiesburg Biblical Studies PATTI REID Mobile. Ala. Elementary Education SANDRA REEVES Mt. Olive Music Education BILLY RENICK Petal Bible 141 MARY RHODES KENNETH RHODES DONIVAL RICHARDS JOHN RICHARDS JEANETTE RICHARDSON Bayou La Batre, Ala. Little Rock, Miss. Columbia Hammondsport, New York Mobile, Ala. Elementary Education Sociology Sociology Humanities Elementary Education mmi i DON RICKS LINDA ROBBINS JUDY ROBERTS BRENDA ROGERS DENIS ROUSSEL Quitman Satsuma. Ala. Fort Myers, Fla Petal Hattiesburg Bible Physical Education Nursing English Social Science JOHN PAUL RUSSELL Hattiesburg Bible MARGARET SANFORD Collins Elementary Education EDGAR SCARBOROUGH Laurel Biblical Studies LEON SCHILLING Dupont, Wash. Speech Drama DAVID SCOTT Hattiesburg History KATHY SCOTT FRANK SERTIN JACKIE SHANNON JOYCE SHORTS TOWANDA SHOWERS Mobile, Ala. Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Longwood, Fla. Sociology Math Business Home Economics Nursing 142 Such enthusiasm, Seniors! KAY SMITH Picayune Elementary Education NAN SPEARMAN Hattiesburg Elementary Education RICHARD SPEARMAN ARNOLD STEIN FORREST STEVENSON ALFRED STEWART DANNY STRAYER Hattiesburg Metairie, La. Portsmouth, Ky. Petal Prentiss Religion Philosophy Business Administration Physical Education History Psychology JAMES STRUEDING Clinton Pharmacy TOM STROUD Hattiesburg Business Education GARYSUDDITH Sandersville Business Education 143 ANISE SUGGS Taylorsville Elementary Education JOHN SUTTON Ruston, La. Business BARBARA THOMAS Hattiesburg Sociolog y PERCY THOMPSON Jackson Psychology JAMES TILLMAN Laurel Chemistry LULA TILLMAN Bassfield Business Administration HARRY TRAVIS Hattiesburg Business Administration DEEBIE WALKER Franklinton, La. Math JIMMY WALLEY Richton Church Music Good job SGA Representative! 144 RODNEY WEEMS Sweeny. Texas Business Administration ERMASUE WELDY Gulfport Accounting When you really want good food, eat at Burger House. GILBERT WENDT Hattlesburg Bible MICKEY WEST Petal Speech Drama JOHN WESTMORELAND High Springs. Fla. Physical Education DANNY WHITE New Augusta, S.C. Biblical Studies RICHARD WHITE Hattlesburg Bible KEN WHITEHEAD Hattlesburg Business Administration RANDALL WILLIAMS Hattlesburg Sociology JAMES WINDHAM Hattlesburg Sociology KATHY WOODS Hattlesburg Sociology R.C. WOODS Hattlesburg Sociology CLAUDE YARBOROUGH Bay St. Louis Math BECKI YEAGER Mobile, Ala. Social Science DAVID YEAGER Mobile, Ala, Religion Philosophy 145 JOYCE YEATMAN Hattlesburg Sociology BEAUFORD YOUNG Hattlesburg Accounting Junior Class Officers Tommy Strebeck — Vice-President ' Mi,( ' ' •1m. ' ' ., „ ' . Steve Goodrich — President Judy St rang way — Secretary-Treasurer 146 wmmm MARLENE AINSWORTH Poplarville JUDY ALLEN Petal PAUL ARLEDGE Hattiesburg ROBERT BADE Hattiesburg DAVID BALCH Laurel ERNEST BATEY Long Beach ROBERT BEATTY Moss Point Homecoming activities certainly brought back many memorable moments for alumni. This extraordmary Dec. 4, under cloudy skies, was still a warm and festive occasion. The students and residents also appreciated the well-planned program lead by the Junior Class, especially the formal evening meal in Wilkes Cafeteria. NATHAN BLACKWELL WENDELL BLOUNT DWAYNE BOUDER Abberville, S.C. Calhoun City Meridian MARY BRELAND Conehatta CHARLES BROWN Hattiesburg SHIRLEY BROWN Hattiesburg DUWANE BRUMFIELD Kokomo BILLCANFIELD Collins 147 LINDA CASSADY Milton. Fla. SAXON CHAN Hong Kong JAMES CHURCH Hattiesburg BETH COLLETTI Dothan, Ala. We caught you, AMS Representative! RENA CORLEY Hattiesburg BILLCOSTON Hattiesburg CLARENCE COTTRELL Oakvale WANDA CRAWLEY Batesville, Miss. GRACE CURRAN Mobile, Ala. NELL ROSE DANIELS Monticello MARY DARBY Hattiesburg GLENN DAVIS Hattiesburg .. i ' il; . LEONARD DORSEY Roxie JAMES DAVIS Graceville, Fla. NITA DUBOSE Cantonment, Fla. CLYDE DEARMAN Hattiesburg ANITA DUNCAN Hattiesburg 148 THERESA DENT Hattiesburg BETTIE EPTING Hattiesburg SANDRA DeSHA Winter Garden, Fla, CAROLYN EVANS Hattiesburg PENNY FAIRCHILD Meridian RONALD FORBES Columbia JAMES FORTENBERRY Tylertown DEBBIE FOSTER Hattiesburg JIMMY FOSTER Hattiesburg GRADY GAINES Hattiesburg HAROLD GERMANY Laurel TONY GIBSON Hattiesburg LEWANA GOODRICH Hattiesburg STEVE GOODRICH Hattiesburg TOMMY GOODSON Brookhaven NANCY GOUW Tigerville, S.C, LOUIS GUIROLA Pascagoula You tell em Kathiy. 149 TROY HARRISON Burnsville LINDA HARVEY Picayune KATHY HATCHELL Tampa, Fla. JAMES HAYNES Hattiesburg JANE HEFLICK St. Petersburg, Fla. SARAH HEILBRONER Asheboro, N.C. JENNIFER KAY HILBUN Laurel ROBERT HINTON Bassfield DAVID HOBBS Gulfport BRYAN MODE Gulfport PAMELA HOLLIMAN Hattiesburg ANN HOLLINGSWORTH Quitman ELESTER HOLLINGSWORTH Hattiesburg REID HOPPER Gulfport RONNIE HUDDLESTON Hattiesburg CHRISTINE HUSBAND Wiggins LINDA JACKSON Ricfiton Opening of our BSU coffeehouse DEBBIE JONES Hattiesburg DUANE JONES Statellne PHILIP KARIMPANAMANNIL Kerala, India ELAINE KEEL Lucedale Our Homecoming Nominess for 1971-72. FRANK KEELS Pinewood, S.C. VICKI LORIMER Hattiesburg SUSAN LENOIR Hattiesburg RUSSELL LOTT Gulfporl SARAH LANDRUM Gulfport DANNY LINDSEY Jerusalem. Israel HIRAM LUCIUS Hattiesburg 151 SUSAN LANGSTON Jackson MICHAEL LIPS Hattiesburg ROBERT LYONS Hattiesburg CONNIE LEE Biloxi KATHLEEN LLOYD New Orleans. La. LYNN MACKEY Orlando. Fla. DEE MATTHEWS New Orleans. La. JAMES MERCER Collins One lump or two? EUGENE MILES Hattiesburg TERRY MITCHELL Picayune BERTA MOOTE Biloxi 3RUCE MORGAN Sumrall LAVERNE MUSSER Hattiesburg MONROE McCARDLE Brooklyn KATHY Mccarty Magee JUDY McCOLLUM Toomsuba KENNY McCOY Baton Rouge, La. DARLENE McDONALD Lakeland. Fla. JO LAURiN McDonald Picayune NEIL McGAUGHEY Prentiss WILLIE MclNNIS Wiggins 152 NANCY McKINNEY Mobile, Ala. PEGGY McLAIN Collins, Ala CHARLES McLAURIN PATRICIA McMURRY Hattiesburg Hattlesburg JERRY McRANEY Collins MARY McSWEYN Hattiesburg DON NELSON Agricola MIKE NETHERLAND Jackson ELIZABETH PERRY Columbia EDWARD NIX Ellisville ROYPINKSTON Hattiesburg ROBERT ODOM Petal RANDY POPE Denham Springs, La. ELOISE PARCHMAN Caymen Island British West Indies JEFF RANDALL Gulfport WAYNE PERKINS Brandon DARYL RHODEN Las Vegas, Nevada MARTHA ROGERS Leaf LINDA ROUSSEL Destretiam, La. The International Feeling. 153 JAMES SHUMAKER Meraux. Louisiana CARL STEVENS Laurel HOMER THOMPSON Bassfield FRANK SPANO Lake Hopatcorg. New Jersey ESTELLE STALLWORTH Moss Point STEVE STARKIE Pensacola. Fla, JUDYSTRANGWAY Pensacola. Fla. THOMAS STREBECK Seminary RAY STROKES Moselle JOHN STEPHENS Gultport GENE SUMMERS Hatliesburg RONNIE TURNER Ovett So glad you could come! 154 JAMES WALLER Petal Open House in the various dorms provided mucti fellowship among students at Christmas. Everyone took part in portraying the Christmas spirit by their room and door decorations. WILLIAM WALLEY Hattiesburg WING LOK WANG Hong Kong LINDA WATTS Sumrall ROBERT WEEMS Columbia MARK WILKINSON Hattiesburg BEVERLY WILLSON Baton Rouge. La. JUDY WINDHAM Taylorsville RICHARD VAUGHN Hattiesburg 155 CHARWAYNE VON KANEL Hattiesburg JENNA YOUNG Hattiesburg more Class Officers Mac Ernest — President Therrell Myers — Vice-President Darlene Duck — Secretary Treasurer 156 SANDRA ALBRITTON Foxworth CELESTE ALDRIDGE Columbia 3ILL ANDERSON Hattiesburg SANDRA APPERWHITE Laurel BONNIE BLALOCK Laurel MARTHA BLUMENTHAL Harahan, La. RONNIE BAGGETT Hattiesburg NAUL BODDEN Caymen Island, British West Indies LARRY BRASWELL Tunica GARY BRELAND Wiggins LEATRICE BROWN Hattiesburg RUSSELL BURNS Mobile. Ala. GREGORY CARTER Hattiesburg HARRY CARTER 3onneau, South Carolina PAMELA CROCKER Hattiesburg DOUGLAS CUMMINGS Biloxi 157 RAMONA CURRY Hattiesburg RICKY CURRY Hattiesburg 3UDDY DAUGHDRILL Pensacola, Fla. DIANNE DAVIS Haftiesburg Martha Blumenthal is on the job as AWS Representative. CYNTHIA DICKERSON Laurel LINDA DILLARD Bush, La. ARTHER DOLAN Hattiesburg BRENDA DRAUGHN Petal HELEN DRISKELL Wilmer, Ala. DARLENE DUCK Mobile, Ala. JACK DUCKWORTH Collins SAMUEL EDMONDS Hattiesburg MAC ERNEST Hattiesburg MARC FISHER New Orleans, La. , :? ' ■ Ww PETER FONTINHA Jamaica, New York JACKIE FOWLER BRUCE GIBBONS NORMA HALLMAN GLENN HARPER RUSS HARR Hattiesburg Jackson Mobile, Ala. 158 Wewahitchka, Fla, Ottway, Ohio WALLEY HARTEL Gulfport PATRICIA HICKMAN Wiggins SANDRA HOWARD Moselle CONRAD HOWELL Pontotoc LOTTIE HILTON Hattiesburg JULIE HUBBARD Tucker, Ga. CHARLES HOLMES Hattiesburg PATRICIA IKERD Arabi, La. ROMMANEE HONGSIRINUKUL Banakok. Thailand MARY JEFFERSON Columbia POLLY JOHNSON Summit PAT JONES New Augusta ANTHONY KALBERG Gulfport BARBARA KEEN Brooklyn MELINDA KEYES Hattiesburg Bill Smith! Some SGA Representative RANDY LEASE Irvin, Penn. ROBERT LINDSEY Jerusalem, Israel JIMMY LOIACANO Bay St. Louis ROSE LOVERN Petal DEBBIE LUMPKIN Bogalusa, La. KATHY MALCOMB Kenner, La. NOLAN MAPP Mendenhall ALDIE MIDDLETON Hattiesburg EDDIE MITCHELL Petal SUE MONTREUIL Metairie, La. JERRY MOORE Beaumont MARIE MORGAN Hattiesburg BERNICE MORGAN Laurel THERRELL MYERS Laurel FRANCIS McCLAMROCH Moss Pomt MAVIS McCONNELL Sanford MATTIE McFAIRLAND Hattiesburg CLI ANN McGHEE Liberty FLOSSIE McLEMORE Hattiesburg PATTI NORMAND Mobile, Ala. SAMUEL OLOROUNTO Sakate, Datiomex WILLIE PARKER Laurel STEVE PAWELKOP Tampa. Fla, Romannee, tell her what it ' s all about. VAN PAYNE Lucedale IVADELL PERRY Houma. La. ALTON PITTMAN Columbia KAREN PRICE MARGARET RAYBORN Harrisonburg. La. Petal JOHN BOBBINS New Orleans. La. DEBBIE ROUND Laurel KEN RUSSELL New Sarpy, La. MATTIE ROBERTS MARTHA ROBINSON EUGENE ROLAND RONNIE ROSS Hattiesburg Ellisville Tulsa, Okla. Hattiesburg BECKY SADLER Oakland. Fla, 161 DON SCHNEEWEISS Newfleld, New Jersey RANDY SCOTT Hattiesburg FRANK SHIELDS Hattiesburg MADELINE SMITH Hattiesburg BRENDA SHORT Pensacola, Fla. JACK STANLEY Richton SHARON SHOWERS Hattiesburg FIRMA STRICKLAND Kentwood, La. LUCY SUMMERS Foxworth GLORIA SMITH Summit VALERIE TAYLOR Hattiesburg RAY CHARLES THOMAS Hattiesburg VICTROLIO Jackson JULIE UNWIN Pahokee, Fla. RICHARD VINCI Hattiesburg CAROL WALDRON Hattiesburg DIANNE WILD Riverview. Fla. HAROLD WALKER Petal HANK WILKINSON McComb REBECCA WALTERS Natchez BECKY WARE Mobile, Ala LYNNE WILLIAMS OOPS! Gulfport 162 THOMAS WEST New Orleans, La, Freshmen Class Officers Mary Riggs— Secretary Treasurer Randy Von Kanel— Vice-President Walter Wilson — President 163 WILLIE MAE ADAMS Hattiesburg BETTYE ALEXANDER Hattiesburg NELLE ALEXANDER Hattiesburg MORRIS AMES Hattiesburg WANDA APPERWHITE CYNTHIA APPERWHITE Laurel Laurel BILL ARMSTRONG Mobile, Ala. BILL BAILEY Lucedale JACQUELINE BARNETT Hattiesburg MARY BARNETT Hattiesburg CATHY BARTEL Ocean Springs KAYE BATSON Crystal Springs JOHN BEARRY Lucedale Lee Bullock and Sefy Salas were elected as Freshmen AMS AWS Representatives. 164 DAVID BOSARGE McLaurin KATHY SEASON Gretna, La. GWENDOLYN BOOCHIE Hattiesburg ED BRAIK Miami, Fla. JOHN BROWN Hattiesburg SHERRY BUCKLEY Hattiesburg LEE BULLOCK Columbia Sflly Freshmen ' JOE BYRD Meadville VIC CAHILL Brooklyn JANICE CARSON New Orleans. La. PHILLIP CLARK Pascagoula SUE COLLUM Mobile. Alabama ANGELA CREWS Hattiesburg KIM DANNER Wilmer. Alabama JOE DIXON Georgetown. La. BARRY DONALD Hattiesburg VANCE DOWNEY Hattiesburg 165 KEN DUNAWAY Hattiesburg MARSHAL DUNN Purvis MORRIS DUNN SUSAN DYAL TREVOR EBANKS ANNIE EVANS JOELFIKE VIoksburg Hampton. Fla. Caymen Island, British West Indies Forrest Leaksville JOHN FINDLEY Hattiesburg SANDRA FOWLER Hattiesburg KATHLEEN FRAZIER Harvey. La. MICHELLE GREENE Mobile. Ala. BEVERLY HARDEN Thieodore. Ala. WANDA HARVEY Crawfordville, Fla. JOETTE HIGHTOWER Gulfport 3ILL HUFFMAN Hattiesburg BOBBY HALFORD Meridian JOHN HOLM Pensacola, Fla. JAN IKERD Picayune WYNETTE KIMBRO 0pp. Ala. DEBBIE JOHNSON Metairie, La. HARRY KINARD Gulfport JAN JOHNSTON New Orleans, La. WILLIAM JONES Hattiesburg RICKY KAHLER Gulfport ANNIE LEWIS Hattiesburg EILEEN LOISEL New Orleans. La. JAMES LOWRY Hattiesburg CINDY LUMPKIN Mailland, Fla. Kim Danner . . , SGA Representative. PATRICIA McLEOD Lucedale RONNIE MAYFIELD Pascagoula VICKI MacLEOD Windsor, New York GLADYS MAPP Mendenhall DANNY McDonald Wetumpk. Fla LYNNE McRANEY Purvis ROBERT MONSOOR Meridian CONNIE NOBLE Mariana. Fla JOY NORRIS Pensacola, Fla. FLOYD ODOM Hattiesbura SHELVIE OSWALT Hattiesburg DIANNE PADDISON New Orleans. La. PAUL PARKER Pass Christian 167 LEONARD PATTERSON Hattiesburg ELISE PERRY Ocean Springs MARATTIA RAYBORN Petal MOLLY REASER Hattiesburg MARY RIGGS Tampa, Florida KAREN ROBERTS Columbia CHARLOTTE ROGERS St. Bernard, La, Nope, nottiing better to do. PATRICIA STEPHENSON Forrest Home, Ala 168 PATTI STRIBLING Clinton BUSTER STUART Hattiesburg PAUL SUTTON Bassfield JAREER TABARI Haifa, Israel ANNETTE TARDY Belzoni BOOTSYTHIBODEAUX Ponchatoula, La. JESS THOMAS Conehatta MARTHA THOMPKINS Hattiesburg GAYTHREADGILL New Orleans, La. YVONNE TULLOS Jackson VALERIE TURNER Leakesville BARBARA TWIGGS Spruce Pine, N. G. CARL VERBEKE Moss Point RANDY VON KANEL JEROLYN WALTERS Pascagoula Davenport, Fla. B ETH WILLIAMS Columbia DANA WILLIAMS Ft. Myers, Fla. ' MIRIAM WILLIAMS Columbia WALTER WILSON Gulfport BETTY WIMES Vero Beach, Fla. TERESA WOODS Hattiesburg DIANNE WREN New Orleans, La. WAI-HEI YOUNG Hong Kong CATHY WRIGHT Metairie, La. CHRISTINE WRIGHT Arabi, Louisiana 169 CLAYTON YOUNG Hattiesburg JUDYZIEGLER Harahan. La. Senior ANDERSON, RONALD NICHOLAS, New Berlin, W,-..,, Bus. Admm. Pen and Sword Society; Phi Beta Lambda. ANGLIN, AMELIA ABERNATHY, Hattlesburg Music Education Dean ' s List; Jr.-Sr. Honors Program; Music Grant Program; Delta Omicron; MENC; Chapel Choir; Pi Gamma Mu, BAXTER, RONALD B„ Hattiesburg Mathematics Kappa Mu Epsllon. BENGE, KATHERINE MARIE, Broolhaven. ..Religious Education Delphinian Society, President; Theta Lambda Chi Society, President; Association of Campus presidents; SGA Election Committee; Religion Education Association, Vice-President; Young Republicans Club, sec ; Phi Beta Lambda, treas.; Dormitory Council; BSU; Cobbler, editor; May Day Court, 1970, 1971; 2nd alternate Miss Carey College Pageant, campus beauty, 1969-70, 1970-71, 1971-72. BIAS, LA DORIS, Columbia .. Speech and Theatre Serampore Players; Afro-American Cultural Society; BSU. BLACK, SUSAN DARLENE, Houma, La Elementary Ed. SNEA; Litean Society; Theta Lambda Chi; Cheerleader. BOND, VERLEE, Brooklyn Social Science Citizenship Award; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities; Junior Representative to AWS; Organization of Campus Presi- dents. BRELAND, EVELYN M., BrooUyn Business Education Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Phi Beta Lambda, BRISTER, ALICE FAYE, Columbia .. Sociology BROOKE. THERESA HYATT, Hattlesburg Music Education Honors Program; Dean ' s List; Alpha Chi; Delta Omicron, President; Church Musicians, sec; MENC, vice-pres.; Alpha Chi; REA; Llteans; YWA; Dorm President; AWS executive counsel; Serampore Players. BUCHANAN, LAWRENCE B., Bilo x Administration BURTON, LARY M., Birmingham, Ala., .Biblical Studies Theta Kappa Sigma; AMS, Vice-president; MENC. BYRD, LINDA GAIL, Mobile, Alabama Physical Education Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Senior Class President; Orgn. of Campus Presidents; P.E. Club, Vice-President: SNEA; Delphinian; Basketball Hcmecomino Maid. CAMACHO-VAZCUEZA, ELIU, Mobile, Ala Pen and Sword; Ministerial Association Sociology Physical Education CAMP, PAULA, Chipley, Florida RE Majors Club, CARLISLE, JASON D., Montevideo, Uruguay, .Religion i Philosophy Soph. Honors; Junior and Senior Honors; Who ' s Who 70-71 71-72; Fellowship of International Students; Circle K; Theta Kappa Sigma; Ministerial Association; Phi Beta Chi; Soph. Representative, Vice- President and President of S. G. A.; Soph, and Jr. Class favorite CARTER, CRESTON VAN, Laurel Mathematics English CLARK, VELISA, Hattiesburg Alpha Kappa Alpha; Afro-American Cultural Society, CLEARMAN. JOHN T.. Sumrall . Religious Education Pehqlous Education Association; Circle K; Association of Campus Presidents CLEPIHEW. GEORGE F , Hattlesburg Humanities and Social Sciences REA; MEA CLOIJTIEP, ROGER L.. Lewiston. Maine , ,, , Sociology Pen and Sword; Phi Gamma Mu. COATES. EDW -PD J., fJorwav, Mich, Business Administration Pen and Sv ord Society; Phi Beta Lambda CGCHP ' N, JACQUELYrJ, McLam Elementary Education Dean ' s List; Association of Campus Presidents; Carey Representative Directory on Waldoff ' s College Board; SNEA; Litean Society, Rush Chairman; Chapel Choir; Theta Lambda Chi, Cheerleader; Carey Representa- tive for Glamour Magazine ' s Top Ten College Girls Contest; Beauty Review 1970; Miss Carey Pageant 1968 S 1970; May Day Maid 1969; Dorm Council. COLEMAN, DARYL, Moss Point Business Administration Serampore Players; Art Club. COOK, DEBORAH, Dallas, Texas Speech and Theatre Arts Dean ' s List; Sec. of REA; Serampore Players; YWA; Chapel Choir; Alpha Psi Omega; B. S. U. Exec. Council. CORDLE, ROY LAMAR, Silver Creek Bible CORNETT, GEORGE, Laurel Psychology Social Science Ministerial Association; Campus Security. CORNISH, GEORGE S., San Antonio, Texas ... Business Administration Pen and Sword; Phi Beta Lambda; Afro-American Cultural Society. CORTELLO, CAROLYN FELTER, Metaine, La Business Education Phi Beta Lambda; SNEA. CORTELLO, KENNETH JOSEPH, Hattlesburg Business Administration Dean ' s List; Serampore Scroll; Circle K; Phi Beta Lambda, COX, BETH, Duncan, South Carolina Elementary Education Honors Program; Litean Society; Theta Lambda Chi, Historian; Stu- dent Education Association, President; BSU. COX, DALLAS L., Pulaski, Virginia Social Science Vice President Pen and Sword Society; Phi Beta Lambda. CRENSHAW, JOHN, Warner Robins, Ga. Physical Education PE Club; Serampore Players. DOGGETT, DONALD, Bay Springs Biblical Studies DOYAL, CURTIS D., Knoxvllle, Tennessee Social Science Pen and Sword Society. DUNLAP, LEE C, Casper, Wyo Social Science Pen and Sword Society. EKES, EVA, Neely .. ., Business Education Student National Education Association. FEAGINS. DAVID L., City of Industry, Cal. .Business Administration Phi Beta Lambda; Pen and Sword Society. FIELDS, LARRY A., Shalimar, Fla Business Administration Phi Beta Lambda; Pen and Sword Society. FISCHER, ROBERT T., Dallas, Texas ..Social Sciences Pen and Sword Society; American Meteorological Society. FLYNT, DONALD HUBBARD, Jackson Church Music Phi Mu Alpha; Chorale; Church Musicians. FULGHUM. JOSEPH T., Fort Walton Beach. Fla. Business Administration Phi Beta Lambda; Secretary-Treasurer Pen and Sword Society. GAINES, DORIS LaRITA, Hattlesburg Business Education Phi Beta Lambda; Afro-American Cultural Society. GAMBLE, EARL, Hattiesburg Sociology Law Club; Math Club; Chorale; Serampore Players. GARRETT. ARTHUR G., Hattiesburg., Business Administration Pen and Sword Society; Phi Beta Lambda. GIAfJELLONl. MAPCELLE PENNY , Hattiesburg (Speech Pathologyl Speech and Hearing Science Alpha Psi Omega; Serampore Players; Young Republicans; Sigma Alpha Eta; Theta Lambda Chi, GIBEAU, JOHN PETER, North Adams, Mass. Business Administration President Pen and Sword Society; Phi Beta Lambda; Serampore Players; Association of Campus Presidents. Senior Directory GLASS, GLORIA, Hattiesburg Elementary Education Phi Beta Lambda. GOODMAN, NANCY L., Pascagoula Music Education Chorale; MENC. GRAY, JEWELL FAYE (PITTMAN), Tylertown Elementary Education Dean ' s List 1; SNEA. GUIDRY, MARCEL A., Lafayette, La. , .Business Administration Pen and Sword Society; Phi Beta Lambda. GUILLOT, LINDA, Chalmette, La Biology Honors Program; Dean ' s List I; Chi Beta Phi, President; Pre-Med Club. GUNTHER, RICHARD A., Merrick, N.Y Biblical Studies Cobbler Staff Reporter Photographer: CRUSADER Staff Photo- grapher. LATHAM, LORRAINE, Tampa, Fla Music Education Who ' s Who 1970-71; Alpha Chi, Vice-President; MENC; Delta Omicron Treasurer; Chorale. LATHAM, MICHAEL, Kenner, La Church Music Association of Church Musicians; Phi Mu; Chorale President. LENOIR, WAYNE THOMAS, Hattiesburg. .. Bible and Sociology Ministerial Association; Member of WCC Campus Security. LEONARD, C L., San Antonio, Texas .... Social Science Afro-American Cultural Society. LEWIS, BETTY, Hattiesburg Sociology Maid of Honor 1971-72; Serampore Players; Afro-American Cultural Society. LINTON. LOUIS KENNON, Hattiesburg .. Pre-Med Association. liology HALL, WAYNE RAY, Magnolia Social Science HARRISON, KELLY DEAN, Anniston, Ala Social Studies Pen and Sword Society. HELMINTALER, RONALD G., Allen Park, Mich. .. Religious Education President of Religious Education Association; Vice-President of Ministerial Association: Senior Representative for AMS Student Court; Minister of Educ— Petal Harvey Baptist Church. HENDRY. GEORGE F., JR., Moss Bible HINSLEY. JAMES LARRY, Memphis, Tenn Mathematics Kappa Mu Epsllon. HWANG, FREDERICK, Burlington, Mass. Mathematics President of Kappa Mu Epsilon. INGLIS, G. DOUGLAS, Gulfport History Pi Gamma Mu; Past Vice President of A. M.S. ISHEE, CINDY, Laurel . Social Science BSU; Theta Lambda Chi. JARRELL, JAMES W.. San Antonio, Texas Sociology Pen and Sword Society; Pi Gamma Mu. JOHNSON, CLARENCE E., Hattiesburg Humanities and Social Studies Pen and Sword Society. JOHNSON, MARTHA NELL, Hattiesburg Health and P. E. P. E. Maiors Club; C-Ettes Club; Girl ' s extramural volleyball and basketball; Intramural Council Sec; Dorm Council. JOHNSON, R. G., San Antonio, Texas . Business Administration Pen and Sword; Phi Beta Lambda. JOLLY, JOHN W., Mobile, Ala Biology JONES, ARLENE, Waynesboro. Social Science JONES, MARTIN G, Hattiesburg Mathematics JONES, WILLIAM W. JR., Newport, Tenn. .. Social Science Dean ' s List; Pen and Sword Society, Past President; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. KEMP, RITA D., Petal English Lambda lota Tau; Alpha Lambda; Alpha Chi KENNEDY, STEVEN L. Panama City, Fla. Business Administration Pen and Sword Society; Phi Beta Lambda. KING, CARL v., San Antonio, Texas Sociology Pen and Sword Society; Pi Gamma Mu. KNOWLES, RICHARD A., Chicopee Falls, Mass. History Pi Gamma Mu: Pen and Sword Society. KRUEGER, WILSON M. JR., Artesia. Math Psychology MACK, ROBERT E,, Silas, Ala Biblical Studies and English Who ' s Who in America College Students ;972- Lambda lota Tau: Alpha Chi; Ministerial Association. MASSEY, CAROLYN DIANNE, Purvis Home Economics Home Economics Club. MATHIS, DENNIS F,, Countryside, III. Mathematic MILLER, BETTY BOOTHE, Foxworth English Freshman-Sophomore Hdnors Program: Dean ' s List; Lambda lota Tau treasurer; Thalians; Serampore Players; SGA, Corresponding Secre- tary, Recording Secretary, Vice-President; SUSGA delegate; Lance ' Editor; WCC Cobbler reporter, CRUSADER Organizations Co- editor; Bull Sheet Co-Editor; Student Faculty Committee for Im- provement of Instruction. MIMS. JERRY P.. Hattiesburg Business Administration Pen and Sword Society. MORGAN, BYRON, Hattiesburg Business and Bible Eastern Star; BSU; FCA. MORGAN, DEBBIE SAUER. Hattiesburg Mathematics Honors Program: Kappa Mu Epsilon. MOSS, MARCIA HOWARD, Laurel., ....Elementary Education BSU: Chapel Choir; Thalians Society Program Chairman; SNEA Pro- gram Chairman: Art Club: BSU past Vice-President. MOSS, MIRIAM ELIZABETH. Moss Music Education Music Scholarship: Clyde Bryan Scholarship; Dean ' s List; MENC: State MENC President; Delta Omicron past President; BSU Execu- tive Council; Chorale; Madrigal Singers: Alpha Chi; 3rd Alternate Miss WCC and Miss Congeniality 1971; Vice-President of Chorale: Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 1970-72: President of AWS, 1971-72; Miss Carey College, 1971-72. MUEHLBERGER, PAUL W., Cusseta, Ga Psychology Pen and Sword Society McELVEEN, WESLEY F, Tampa. Fla Mathematics Kappa Mu Epsilon: Pen and Sword Society. McGRAW, JOHN, Greenville, South Carolina History and Biology Junior-Senior Honors Program: Pi Gamma Mu: Preside, t Brya-t Dormitory: Vice-President ' BSU; Pre-Med Club: Chapel Choir; Se- rampore Players: Senior Class Vice President; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 1971-72. McKENZIE. KAY P.. Tyler Secretarial Science ' s List II McLELLAN, CHARLES W, Lexington. Miss. Church Music BSU: Ph, Mu A ' oha: Slnfonia; Chorale; Association of Church Musicians PARKER, CHERYL, Pass Christian . Elementary Education Honors Program: Theta Lambda Chi; SGA- Annual Staff: Thalians- BSU Vice-President, Senior Directory PERRY. DEBORAH, B.loxi Church Music and Music Education Chorale: Association of Church Musicians: Organization, of Cam- pus President: AWS: Ross Hall President: MENC. President: Delta Omicron: BSU Council: Johnson Hall President, PEZANT. PAUL L., SR., Magnolia Pen and Sword Society. PRACH, DON, Hattiesburg Psychology REEVES, SANDRA L., Hattiesburg Music Education MENC: Carey Chorale: Delta Omicron: Alpha Kappa Alpha. REID, PATRICIA SUSAN, Mobile, Ala Elementary Education SNEA: Chapel Choir: Thalians: BSU: Dorm Council: Secretary oi Bass Hall. RENICK, BILL. Petal Biblical Studies Honors Program: BSU President: Circle K Club Secretary; Min- isterial Association Vice-President: Student Court Junior Represen- tative; SGA Judicial Vice-President; Theta Kappa Sigma; Crusader Pep Band: Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities: Sports editor for Annual; Chapel Committee: Dean ' s List: Associa- tion of Campus Presidents: Mr. Carey College. 1971-72. RICHARDS, DONIVAL, Columbia Sociology RICHARDSON, JEANETTE, Mobile, Ala. Elementary Education MEA. RHODES, MARY HELEN, Bayou la Batre, Ala. .Elementary Education Student Education Association. ROGERS. BRENDA KAY, Petal English Honors Program; Lambda lota Tau Past President and Past Vice- President: Alpha Chi Past Secretary; Serampore Players: Historian Alpha Lambda: Thalians, Past Vice President: Association of Campus Presidents: Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities: Alpha Psi Omega. RUSSELL, JOHN PAUL, JR.. Hattlesbur SCHAMBACH, EDWARD L., Ill, Past Christian Bible Social Science SCOTT, DAVID A., Titusvllle, Fla. History Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities: Carey Scholar- ship 1965-66 66-67; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonla: Pi Gamma Mu: Chi Beta Phi: Soph. S.G.A. Representative. SCOTT, KATHLEEN ANN, Mobile, Ala Sociology Dean ' s List: Serampore Players: Alpha Psi Omega: Theta Lambda Chi; Student Education Association. SHORTS, JOYCE, Bassfleld SHOWERS, TOWANDA, Hattiesburg Nursing Club. SIMMONS, DUDLEY GLENN, Frankllnton. La. Ministerial Association. SMITH, GREGORY W., Petal SMITH. LINDA KAY, Picayune Elementary Education Read River Junior College Transfer: BSU Executive Council: Student Education Association; Theta Lambda Chi; Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges: Bass Dorm Council. Home Economics Nursing .Social Sc SPEARMAN. NAN NEVES, Greenville. S. C. SGA, Treasurer; SNEA past Historian, Se Elementary Education etary: Litaean Society. SPEARMAN. RICHARD LEE, Greenville, S. C. Philosophy and Religion Ministerial Association: Secretary Treasurer, Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Theta Kappa Sigma. STEIN. ARNOLD RAY, Metairie, La Business Administration SUDDITH, GARY A., Ellisville Business Administration THOMPSON, BARBARA JOHNSON, Osyla Music Education Alpha Lambda: Carey CRUSADER Staff: Chorale; Delta Omicron: MENC. TILLMAN, JAMES R., Laurel Chemistry Pre-Med Club. TRAVIS, HARRY B., Ashland, Ky Business Administration and Social Science Phi Beta Lambda: Pen and Sword Society; International Toast- masters. TULLOS, WANDA GAYLE, Jacbon Social Science Dean ' s List; Theta Lambda Chi; Cheerleader Co-Captain; Thalian Society Publicity Chairman: Homecoming Maid, Sophomore: Beauty Review, 1970-71; Miss Carey Pageant, 1970-71 and Homecoming Queen, 1971-72. ULMER, MELVIN ULRIS, III. New Orleans, La. . Social Science Circle K Recording Secretary: BSU, Editor and Reporter: FCA Secretary and Treasurer. VESTAL, MICHAEL G., Lovings on, Va Sociology VOLLMAN, ELMER H., Brooklyn Adult Education President Ministerial Association; Senior Rep-esentative to Judicial Court; Vice-President Theta Kappa Sigma: Pi Gemma Mu; Asso- ciation of Campus Presidents. VON KANEL, MICHAEL A., Pascagoula Church Music Music Grant: Chorale: Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonla: Chapel Choir. WALKER, DEBBIE. Franklinton, La Mathematics Delphinian: Library Club: SNEA. WALLEY, JIMMY D., Richton Church Music Phi Mu Alpha: BSU: Church Musicians Chorale. WEEMS, RODNEY. Sweeny, Texas ... Business Administration Phi Beta Lambda: Pen and Sword Society. WELDY, ERMA SUE, Gulfport Accounting Honors Program; Dean ' s List; Alpha Lambda: Alpha Chi Charter President: Phi Beta Lambda: Secretary Ross Hall. WENDT, GILBERT HAROLD, Hattiesburg Bible Ministerial Association. WEST, MICHAEL HARVEY, Hattiesburg Speech and Theatre Arts Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities: Alpha Psi Omega Preslflent; Serampore Players; Association of Campus Presidents. WHITE, MILES DANIEL. Augusta. S. C Biblical Studies Dean ' s List I 70: Dean ' s List II 70; Debate Club; BSU: Ministerial Association. WHITE, RICHARD W., Hattiesburg .Biblical Studies and History WHITEHEAD, KENNETH R., Louisville, Ky. Business Administration Phi Beta Lambda: Pen and Sword Society. WINDHAM. JAMES ALAN. Hattiesburg Sociology YEAGER. BECKI JONES, Hattiesburg Secretarial Science Thalian Society: Religious Education .Association; Phi Beta Lambda. YEAGER, G. DAVID, Hattiesburg ...History and Religion-Philosophy Freshman and Sophomore Honors Program; S.G.A. (Treasurer); MA: Circle K (Secretary); Theta Kappa Sigma (President): Freshman Class President: Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, 1970-71; CRUSADER Staff (Business Manager). YEATMAN, JOYCE, Hattiesburg Sociology Honors Program; Dean ' s List: President ' s List; Alpha Chi Treasurer: Pi Gamma Mu: Alpha Lambda Secretary: Chi Beta Phi President: Association of Campus Presidents; Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities. YOUNG, BEAUFORD MONROE, JR.. Hattiesburg ..Accounting Serampore Players: International Relations Club; Phi Beta Lambda: Junior-Senior Class Officer; SGA. .- :: - Eventful 1971-1972 Dr. Noonkester accepts Sear ' s grant to the library. Math points the way. Music made life brighter. Nurses learned. .M J.f . Sociologists were busy! 174 It ' s not necessary to keep your eye on this ball. 175 Advertisements SUPPORT OUR COLLEGE i A FtRgr 0«DWI MAIN OFFICE 130 WEST FRONT ST. CLOVERLEAF OFFICE 949 BROADWAY DR. HATTIESBURG MAIN ST. and DOGWOOD AVE. COLLINS SOUTH MISSISSIPPI ' S LARGEST— SINCE 1934 177 things go better,! Coke Compliments MISSISSIPPI POWER CO. I 12 W. Pine 582-8281 1 1 ' ■■• --:i- iwELRY CO. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH REV. 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