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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1973 volume:

William Carey College 1973 CRUSADER Editor: Neil McGaughey Sponsor: Mrs. Evelyn McClure F e a ass r e s 32 e s 128 C S112 LIFE IS A PUZZLE... ...complex, intriguing, uncertain — but at all times interesting and unpredictably real. Life is a test, a challenge, where only the strong can .«. iibIi nni imi mmn iwh h i iimii ' ' It takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place {Alice in Wonderland), If you want to get anywhere, you have to run twice as hard, and sometimes you wonder if you ' re not losing ground. There are so many contrad ic tions, so many opposites, that confusion just automatically exists. Contrariwise ' says Tweedledum in Alice in Wonderland, ' ' if it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn ' t, it ain ' t. That ' s logic. m, ■■ ■ And just when it see ms like you can reach out and grasp what you want, the world turns upside down and you ' re back on bottom looking up again. But just at the moment when things look worst, the sun comes out from behind a cloud and the horizon is bright once more. As the King of Sfam says in the Broadway musical TheKingand I: When i was a boy World was better spot; What was so was so What was not was not. Now I am a man, World hath changed a lot; Somethings nearly so, Others nearly not , . . Almost all of us have felt this way at one time or another. We remember the good times from the past, but forget the bad. Unfortunately the bad times can- not be so easily removed from the present, and that is why the past seems so inviting. ymm ' m- tr r I n ] f (. pui 13 N 1 ! The King goes on: ' ' There are times I almost think I am sure of what I absolutely know; Very often find confusion in conclusion I concluded long ago. Certainly we, as members of a college community, under- stand his meaning. At times we have doubted what we ' absolutely ' knew, and wondered if we, in reality, knew anything at all. As both teachers and students, we have certain roles to perform, specific ideals we endeavor to attain. As Anna sings in The King and I: It ' s a very ancient saying But atrueand honestthought, That if you become a teacher By your pupils you ' ll be taught. -1 : ■ ' , ;:;¥T-. - Ironically, it is the King who is Anna ' s pupil,andhe has as much trouble with his studies as we have with ours: In my head are many facts that as a student I havestudied to secure, In my head are many facts of which I wish I was more certain I was sure! That last statement is undeniably true, especially at exam time. tiLT ' ■— % ' « V But the world cannot be restricted to our campus, nor can life be lived alone. We must reach out of ourselves and touch other people. Because ' unless someday somebody trusts somebody, there ' ll be nothing left on earth excepting fishes. ' How true that is. But we let it be like that? Are we afraid to commit ourselves to someone or something beyond ourselves? Don ' t we need something more than we can supply on our own? And isn ' t what we need called faith? Faith in ourselves, faith in each other, faith in God. i : ,4in.i-J- As Christ says: Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: for everyone that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened. I ■ - 1 H This then is the key to the puzzle: to have the faith and the courage to look further than ourselves for the true meaning of life. If by all in Heaven Jesus show the way, E very day I try to live another day; If by all in Heaven Jesus show the way, Every day I do my best for one more day — But is a puzzlement! 1 [ L ■ ?? r.; . € r LZ SV£X«r IF X ' S ' X5.XX Li3 S O Dedication Sir Thomas More was regarded by one of his contemporaries as a man of an angel ' s wit and singular learning; I know not his fellow. For where is the man of that gentleness, lowliness, and affability? And as time requireth a man of marvellous mirth and pastimes; and sometimes of as sad gravity: a man for all seasons. The one to whom the 1973 CRUSADER is dedicated is a man such as More — a man generous of heart who gives more of himself to others than he gives to himself. He is always willing to go the proverbial extra mile , with no questions asked, no strings attached. The old ex- pression — he never meets a stranger — is certainly true in his case. He embraces people from all walks of life, all parts of the world, and sincerely calls each one ' friend ' . It is impossible to know him and not be affected by his vitality, his exuberance, his zest for life. He is one of those unique individuals about whom one can say in all honesty that to know him is to love him. Recognized nationally as a scholar and a leader, he is a modest man whose accomplishments would go unnoticed if left to his own discretion. He is many things to many people — teacher and friend, son and husband, citizen and neighbor, in recognition of his service and dedication to William Carey College, we honor him now as our man for all seasons, Dr. E. Milton Wheeler. 30 Dedication A Man for All Seasons ea t ass G n s 1 ■ 1 c s 1 1 ft Editor: Anita McGnwr H ■l; Features 33 | MISS WCC— LINDA CASSADY Each year, one young lady from the senior class is chosen by the student body to exemplify the spirit of Carey College. Without a doubt, this year ' s choice is all that that representative should be. She is known for her warm spirit and cheerful smile. Her dependability and concern for others make her a worthy recipient. Proudly, the students honor Miss Linda Cassady as Miss William Carey College. iy r ' MR. WCC— RICK BALL Many young men at Carey College deserve the title gentleman . But, each year, it is the task of the student body to select one senior to represent their high ideals. Looking to friendliness, genuine concern for his fellow students, leadership, and dependability as the basic attributes, the students this year honor Mr. Rick Ball as Mr. William Carey College. .r. and Miss WCC— tinda Cassady, Rick Ball ■H-:;,-. • .N h ' IB ' jK HI w :.-. ... jt v. jj B m wK Hi i - ' ■ wMki A 36 Mr.«idMis WCC T LEADERSHIP— REID HOPPER To be recognized as a leader is truly a great honor. The 1973 recipient of the Leadership Award is indeed deserving of that honor. Having played a major role in the student activities of Carey College throughout his college career, Reid rounded off his experiences by serving as president of the Student Government Association this year. His concern for people and his dedication to work, make Reid an excellent choice for the Leadership Award. CITIZENSHIP— ANN HOLLINCSWORTH AND ROBERT LINDSEY Participation in activities and genuine concern for the welfare of fellow students and the college are the principal attributes of those selected for the Citizenship Award. Without a doubt, the two students chosen to receive this honor this year exemplify the spirit of true citizenship— Ann Hollingsworth and Robert Lindsey. 38 CrilZENSHIP Ji SCHOLARSHIP- JO LAURIN MCDONALD oftentimes, when students arrive at college, they become so involved with extraccuricular activities that they forget about studying. Unique is the student who continues, year after year, to excel academically, while at the same time participates in campus activities. The 1973 Scholarship Award goes to such a person. The recipient, maintaining a 3.99 average for four years of college work, is Jo Laurin McDonald. ' ... ' ' 5s -■ SCHOLARSHIP 3? WHO ' S WHO Having been nominated by a faculty committee, nineteen WCC students were selected to represent their school in the 1972-73 WHO ' S WHO in American Colleges and Universities. This honor is bestowed upon students because they have displayed the desired qualities of leadership, dependability, and academic excellence. Giving credit where credit is due, Carey College is proud to recognize these students. Nathan Blackwell Linda Cassady 40 WHO ' S WHO Beth Colletti Brenda Draughn ,:i -vns ' i : ' ' . ' ;;. .7r =3Baiw V Ann Hollingsworth Susan Langston HMO ' S HHO «i Neil McCaughey 42 WHO ' S WHO Judy Owens Van Payne r.i jttisv , , ' :T,rT ,y -:-r ' ■ ' . ' ■ IKS ' . ' isL ' Jenna Young HHO ' SWTtO c MISS CAREY GE— KATHY SMITH t ' ! BEAUTIES COMPETE FOR TITLE Thursday, March 8, 1973, the glamour and fantasy of Cinderella invaded Thomas Hall auditorium. Carey College beauties sparkled as they were presented to the judges and spectators. Talent, poise, and a warm smile characterized each contestant as she vied for the title of Miss Carey College . As Mrs. Robbie Pinkerton, herself a former Miss Mississippi, anounced the finalists, excitement gre.v and burst into applause as Kathy Smith was crowned Miss Carey College 1973. Hmm MJSS C«EY P GEVST S FIRST RUNNER-UP— Valerie Turner ELAINE ROSS THIRD RUNNER-UP— GRACE CURRAN SECOND RUNNER-UP 46 MlSS CAREY FINALIST FOURTH RUNNER-UP— JOYCE BROWN MISS CONGENIALITY TERI HAAC MISS CMjn FIVAIiSTSf HOMECOMING Homecoming 73 preceded by a week of student activities including a bonfire, gook war , and banquet, concluded woth a well-received concert by Ray Stevens. Friday, February 16, saw alumni returning to campus to share their occupational experiences with students in Student-Alumni Vocational Dialogues. The Alumni Banquet, at which Dr. Noonkester honored Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis as Outstanding Alumni of the Year, began major activities for Homecoming Day ' 73. Adding to the success of the day, the Carey Crusaders overpowered a surprised Columbus team. Summed up, the weekend exemplified that Everything Is Beautiful at Carey College. Alumni assemble for their annual business meeting. Familiar faces picture contemplation. 48 Homecaming ' .?- , ' mM- :iMtii ' V)LjM Homecoming Queen Vicki Lorimer % Si .-i - - I if Homecoming Court Maid of Honor Beverly Willson Basketball Maid Patricia VIcLeod Senior Maid Susan Langston 50 Homecoming Junior Maid Helen Driskell Sophomore Maid Kathy Smith Freshman Maid Jeanmarie utt Homecoming 31 Senior Class Favorites i 52 Class Favorites David Cook, Helen Driskell Sophomore Class Favorites ...J. . 1 Sandra Fowler, Walter Wilson Freshman Class Favorites r ••fc .- Kathy Fejes, Ronald McMorris Class Fa oritcs 33 All My Sons Director— O.L Quave Scenic Design— Mary Evelyn Collins Lighting Design— W.A. Stevens, Jr. Stage Manager— Kathy Fejes Cast: W.A. Stevens, Jr., Cindy Lumpkin, Van Payne, Darlene McDonald, Michael Miller, Philip Luper, Patsy Howell, Bob Terry, Penny Gianelloni. Joe Keller seems displeased with the situation. Chris finally persuades Ann to marry him. Joe explains to George his part In the scandal. The Bald Soprano Director — O.L. Quave Designer — Mary Evelyn Collins Production Stage Manager — Michael Miller Rehearsal Assistant — Trevor Ebanks Cast: W.A. Stevens, Jr., Patsy Howell, Jay Rogers, Darlene McDonald, Bob Terry, Cindy Lumpkin. Cast: Mark Wilkinson, Penny Cianelloni, Kathy Fejes. PEGORA THE WITCH Director— Mary Evelyn Collins Scenic Designer— W. A. Stevens, Jr. Stage Manager— W. A. Stevens, Jr. Cast: Kathy Hatchell, Cindy Lumpkin, JoLaurin McDonald, Phillip Luper, Judy Chancellor, Judy Owens, Bob Terry, Jo Lynn Moncrief, Jay Rogers, Beth Harper, Leann West, Patricia Bruffey, Sheri James, Kathy McCarty, Betty Gail Dunaway, Patsy Howell, Michael Miller, Trevor Ebanks, Clarence Lewis, Bill Stevens, Charles Boutwell, Mike Netherland. Pegora pleads with Mother Martacloy not to take her powers. The witches dance. The princesses parade before the king. 56 PECORA THE WITCH Monday is the first to go. Quig, Quag, and Quagflagar are r allt-d in. The three Mse Men tr their luck. Ml looks dark tor Pegora, but never tear — there will be a happv ending. Pe«of a Tile TtcK s. Ray Stevens 58 Ray Stevens Concert Johnson and Drake perform. Ra Ste ens Concert ; HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL 60 HAUOWEEN CARNIVAL What monster? She tried, but she couldn ' t do it. SGA MOVIES Newman m lEN PEOPLE IIWPPEDIimHOUS[ OF DEAiy NO 1 SGA Concerts 4 .1 Truth The Spurlows 62 SCA Concerts CALL 73 CALL ' 73 (Christian Action as the Lord Leadsj is the second annual Christian vocations conference at Carey. Headed by a board of student directors, CALL 73 offers high school and college students a chance to explore the opportunities available to them through Christian vocations. CALL 73, utilizing the theme — Crusading for Christian Careers — took place April 7-8, at which time the campus hosted two influential Christian gentlemen, Governor Bill Waller of Mississippi and Dr. Baker James Cauthen, President of Sew Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. ass res srxnm o n s Editor: Tommy Strebeck 1972-1973 Basketball Squad. BASKETBALL The 1972-73 Basketball season marked a tremendous comeback season for a young Crusader team. After a dismal 3-18 record in ' 71-72, the ' Saders, a relatively inexperienced squad, battled their opponents and ended up the year with a very respectable 14-12 slate. Highpoints of the season included a first-place trophy in the Denomingational tournament held at Belhaven and a very impressive 105-82 Homecoming victory over Columbus College. Tommy Goodson, 6 ' 1 , Senior. Buddy Daughdrill, 6 ' 2 , Junior. Russ Harr, 6 ' 3 , Junior. Joel Fike,6 ' 5 , Sophomore. Eddie Mitchell, 6 ' -6 , Junior. Alan Lard, 6 ' -3 , Junior. 68 BASKETBALi Raley Downing, 6 ' -5 , Sophomore. Ted Cannon, 6 ' -3 , Freshman. Bill Mason, 6 ' -4 , Freshman. Bill McGuire, 6 ' -7 , Sophomore. David Kropff, 6 ' -2 , Freshman. Richard Dease, 5 ' -11 , Freshman. b. ' sketball 69 Mason soars to block a shot as Downing and Coodson prepare for rebound. Harr sinks a tough one over the Bears. Crusaders scramble for the ball. Downing scores over defending Jackson State. 70 BASKETBALL • Tu .TVP 40 . t Raley Jumping Downing gels a basket inside the kev Mason goes up for an easy bucket. Harr shoots for two. ' ?:a Up, up, and away. BASKm u.n CHEERLEADERS Diane Dobson, Joy deVaughan, Joy Norris, Cindy Dunaway, Cheryl McMillan.  f.;r-,.t -. t-;-- . Joy Norris, Captain. Diane Dobson 72 CHEERLEADERS Cindy Dunaway. Cheryl McMillan. CHSRLtVDERS 3 BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Ronnie Cole, Anthony Rodgers, lames Lowry, Gary Talbert, Tommy Goodson, Hiram Lucius, Gwynn Holmes. SECOND ROW: Lou Guirola, Wayne Dickinson, Therreli Myers, Ronnie Mayfield, Bobby Halford, Charles Tyner. THIRD ROW: Randy Pope, Butch Boswell, Mike Hobby, Gary Bahm, David Catlett, Randy Lease, and Coach Jim Smith. 74 B«eb.ll ° ' Catlett, Pitcher. Tommy Goodson, 2nd Base, Outfield. Randy Lease, Catcher, Pitcher. Bobby Halford, Outfield. Carey ' s Infield: Rodgers, Holmes, Bahm, Cuirola, Dickinson, Myers, Pope, and Coodson. Carey ' s Pitchers: Dickinson, Catlett, Lowry, Lease, Tyner, Mayfield, Pope, and Lucius. Therrell Myers, 3rd Base. Butch Boswell, Catcher. Hiram Lucius, Rightfield, Outfield, and Pitcher. Randy Pope, 3rd Base, Pitcher. I- 1 ., . Wayne Dickinson, Shortstop, Pitcher, Coach John O ' Keefe and Assistant Coach fim Smith. 22 Bobby Halford safe at home with 16 Wayne Dickinson looking on. Pope tags a Southern leftfielder ass res bfitor: loyNonis SEATED: George Stevenson, Paul Parker, Joy Norris, James Bell, Judy Owens, Nelson, Robert Lindsey, Neil McCaughey, Joe Byrd, Linda Cassady, Connie Lee, Bill Stevens, Ann Hollingsworth, and Phillis Magers. STANDING: Dr. Laird, Leann West, Van Payne, Linda Dillard, Robert Bade, Dan Lindsey, Darlene Barry Hughes, Mac Ernest, Reid Hopper, Kenny McCoy, Nathan Blackwell, Dan Duck, Naul Bodden, Peggy McLain, and Dr. Noonkester. ASSOCIATION OF CAMPUS PRESIDENTS ASSOCIATION OF CHURCH MUSICIANS FIRST ROW: Mike McDaniel, Kaye Batson, Unda Dillard, Miss Josephine D ' Arpa. SECOND ROW: Walter Wilson, Robert Jeffery, Rand VonKanel, Harold Walker, Don Richards. ART CLUB Nelda Nazary, Freddie Bry- ant, Connie Lee, Mrs. France Smith, Pam Holliman, Kay Hilbun, and Debbie Foster. ALPHA PSI OMEGA— DRAMATICS 1st ROW: JoLaurin McDonald, Penny Gianelloni, Kathy Hatchell, Judy Owens, Cindy Lumpkin. 2nd ROW: Jackie Fowler, Miss Collins, Mr. Quave, Bill Stevens, Van Payne, Trevor Ebanks, and Brenda Draughn. AFRO-AMERICAN CULTURE SOCIETY BlUiirr SEATED: James Bell. 1st ROW: Diane Williams, Teresa Woods, Deborah Jackson, Mattie Nix, Bonnie Blalock. 2nd ROW: Christine Husband, Edna Bernard, Judy Owens, Rena Corley, Linda Seals, Deborah L. Jackson, Linda Jackson. 3rd ROW: Jerry Agee, Barry Donald, Ray Charles, Gregory Carter, and William 84 ciuBS Jones. Miss Afro-American ALPHA LAMBDA— ACADEMICS FROST ROW: Mfrlinda Ktyet, Ch r ii Prater, Valfrie Turner. BACK ROW: B -yfrly Willion, Bf-rky Viiif, Helen Driskell, joLaurin McDondld, Roie Lovern, Donna Sparkman, and Patricia Mcleod. ALPHA CHI— SCHOLARSHIP K J ■v V•■• ' i ■■ Mac Ernest, JoLaurin McDonald, Neil McCaughey, Brenda Draughn,.and Dr. Smith. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ■■-l kt FIRST ROW: Patti Stribling, Lynda Hawkins, Sherry Birchwell, Judy McCollum, Donna Sparkman, Beverly Tice, Beth Harper, Wanda Harvey. SECOND ROW: Bill Clawson, Dan Nelson, Walter Wilson, Kenny McCoy, Benny Still, Mugsy Davis. THIRD ROW: Wayne Herringlon, Conrad Howell, Tim Pearson, Dewey Douglas, Troy Harrison, King Batey, Tim Thomas, Bubba McMorris, Dr. Oswalt. CHI BETA PHI SCIENCE Members: Judy Allen, Leola Battle, }ohn irn,, )ulU Brown, Jo Ann Chlantella, Pam Crrxker, Kim Danner, Darlene Duck, Mac Ernest, Marc Fisher, Lewana Goodrich, Linda Cuillot, Sorman Higi ins, David Hobbs, Leroy Johnson, Becky Jones, Mike Lips, ICay Lloyd, John McCraw, Peggy McLain, George Mason, Sue Montreuel, Brenda Short, Donna Sparkman, Dot Stephens, Valerie Turner, Richard Vinci, Leann West, Ronnie WyatI, Dr. Pinkerton, Dr. West, Dr. Cruchy, Mr. Hood. CRUSADER EDITOR Neil McGaughey ASSISTANT EDITOR Joy Norris BUSINESS MANAGER Bill Stevens FEATURES Anita McCraw, Beverly Willson SPORTS Tommy Strebeck, Graham Boutwell ORGANIZATIONS Joy Norris, Betty Gail Dunaway ACADEMICS Rose Lovern, Lynne McRaney CLASSES Julia Brown, Jay Rogers SPONSOR Mrs. Evelyn McClure INDEX Ann Hollingsworth ®V OInlibUr EDITOR Leann West ASSISTANT EDITOR Randy Scott ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Neil McCaughey REPORTERS Charlie Bass, Harry Beam, Julia Brown, Bob Nurre, Bill Stevens SPONSOR Mrs. Ceorgiann Holliman PHOTOGRAPHER Richard Cunther PRESIDENT Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester CLUBS 89 CHORALE FIRST ROW: Charwayne VonKanel, Valerie Turner, Kathy Collins, Penny Fairchlld, Patti Stribling, Beverly Willson, Julie Hubbard, Kaye Batson, Nenette Leatherwood, Linda Cassady, and Lyn Rainey. SECOND ROW: Jan Johnston, Kathy Smith, Beth Colletti, Susan Langston, Judy Ross, Lyndell Downey, Helen Driskell, Debra Owens, Robyn Williams, Marilyn Everett, Jean Willingham, and Elise Perry. THIRD ROW: Russel Willingham, Hank Wilkinson, Norman Huggins, Ronnie Ross, Danny McDonald, Harry Carter, Bill Wade, Graham Boutweil, Randy VonKanel, Bill Armstrong, and Walter Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Clark Measels, Bobby Jeffery, Ron Bolen, Darold Walker, Mike Mitchell, Louis Boyd, Don Richards, Conrad Howell, Bill Smith, and Ken Russell. MADRIGAL SINGERS CHAPEL CHOIR FIRST ROW: Sylvia Grant, Sherri BIrchwell, Mike McDaniel, Damon Goff, Frances McClamrock, Linda Dillard, Janet Bourgeois, and Doris Stewart. SECOND ROW: Patsy Howell, Kim Danner, Judy Quin, Paul Parker, Jay Rogers, Patsy Bennett, Kathy Blackstock, Priscilla Knowles, Diane Dobson, Beverly Tice, Linda Hawkins. THIRD ROW: Jean Marie Nutt, Elaine Simmons, Tajuana Gibson, Dewey Douglas, Jerry Watts, Gail Jones, Kathy Watson, Mary Thomas, Pat Bruffey, and Cindy Dunaway. FOURTH ROW: Becky Ware, Betty Ann Smith, Terl Haag, Charlie Tyner, Micl y Michael, Kenny McCoy, Dan Lindsey, Bruce Samuels, Michael Lott, Susan Dyal, and Joyce Brown. Nenette Leatherwood, Kaye Batson, Linda Cassady, Penny Fairchild, Beth Colletti, Kathy Collins, and Beverly Willson. Mike Latham, Clark Measels, Ron Bolen, Mike Mitchell, Mike VonKanel, Dan Lindsey, Don Flynt, and Ken Russell. CREATIVE WRITERS CLUB SEATED FROM FRONT TO BACK— ROW 1: Dr. J.V. McCrory, Julian Graham, Raymond Purcell, Marc Fisher, Sherri Birchwell. ROW 2: Brenda Short, Robert Odom, Bill Stevens. ROW 3: Julia Brown, Melinda Keyes, Chris West. DELTA OMICRON— MUSIC ROW 1: Becky Ware, Kaye Batson, Penny Fairchild, Linda Dilliard, Beverly Willson, Charwayne Von Kanel, Valerie Turner. ROW 2: Elaine Keel, Helen Criskell, Beth Colletti, Elise Perry, Lyn Rainey, Mary Jones, Linda Cassady, Mrs. Frances Winters. FELLOWSHIP OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Edith (. ir fs, Dan Lindvpy, Dr. CUvivon, Eloisf Parrhmdn, Isva Siba, Enf-ida RtryM, Mdry Holifidd, Trtvor Ebanks, Orfa CorlM, Ndul Boddfn, Susan Cotton, Romnninte HonfjsirinultuI, David Chan, and Philip Karimpanamannil. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Beth Harper, Sell Rose Daniels, Darlene Duck, Martha Blumenthal, Lynn Sims, Annette Tardy, Argania Jefferson, VSanda Clark, Pam Barnett, Laura Jo Knox, Grace Curran, and Mrs. Fvel Ti McClure. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE HONORS Elaine Simmons, Debbie Balkom, Anitia McCraw, Betty Gail Dunaway, Julia Brown, Janet Bourgeois, Paul Parker, Bill Clawson, John Bearry, Valerie Turner, Shane Sellers, Ella Williams, Ann Banes, Sylvia Grant, Donna Sparkman, Sue Collum, Elise Perry, Patricia McLeod, Karen Rodden, SherrI Birchwell, and Kaye Batson. JUNIOR-SENIOR HONORS Debbie Robillard, JoLaurin McDonald, Melinda Keyes, Pam Crocker, Beverly Willson, Nenette Leatherwood, Nell Rose Daniels, Pat Jones, Leann West, Betty Ann Smith, Elaine Keel, Phillis Magers, Rose Lovern, Helen Driskell, Beth 94 ClUBS Colletti, Brenda Draughn, Ann Hollingsworth, Becky Ware, Dan Nelson, Nell McGaughey, Tommy Strebeck, Bill Smith, Robert Lindsey, Mac Ernest, and Becky Jones. KAPPA MU EPSILON —Mathematics Mat Ernest, Dr. Smrlh, John Bearry, Dr. Har jrove, Su an Lan ston, Srjrman Higgini, Bren- da Short, Tom Bohon, and Art Moore. LAMBDA IOTA TAU— LITERATURE SEATED: Mrs. Smith, Neil McCaughey, JoLaurIn McDonald, and Susan Lenoir. SECOND ROW: Melinda Keyes, Patti Normand, Debbie Robillard, Leann West, and Phillis Magers. THIRD ROW: Mac Ernest, Tommy Strebeck, Van Payne, and Randy Scott. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Duane Jones, Charles Holmes, Dr. Don Stewart, Nathan Blackwell, Freddie Womble, Kenny McCoy, Otis Williams, David Cook, Raymond Purcell, David Brown. STANDING: Dan Nelson, Ronnie Huddleston, Bruce Worrell, Clifford Mullins, Dan Finley, James Haynes, Curtis Reese, Richard White, Jack Stanley, Glen Edmonds, and Greg Bush. Would you believe. . . MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE FIRST ROW: Ron Bokn, Robert Jfffery dnd Hank Wilkervon. SECOSD ROW: Penny Fairchild, Cathy Collin , Charv ayne VonKanel, Beverly WilKon, and Valerie Turner. THIRD RCjW: Lin- da Cassady, Elaine Simmont, Debra Ovyeni, Paiti Stribling, Senette Lealherwrxjd, and Lyn Rainey. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Grant, B fth Colletti, Kaye Batvon, Cathy Watson, and Eliwr Perry. FIFTH ROW: Betty Ann Smith, Helen DrisLell, Tajuana Cibvjn, Becky Ware and Frances McClamrack. PHI MU SINFONIA— MUSIC H™ HIHH WR isltr ' i V fl l H l tk B Ik I B I bH H fl V I M k J HH ■H H B SUlHJife Hl I Hp [! ' ' ' «J V H pi H BH V f ' : HI V 9b Ken Russell, Dan Lindsey, Robert Jeffery. Bill Smith and Hank Wilkerson. PHI BETA LAMBDA— BUSINESS Harold Germany, Vicki Lorimer, Hiram Lucius, and Mr. James McCay. SEATED: Clinton Hall, Debbie Foster, Connie Lee, Pat Jones, James Young. 2nd ROW: Gerald Brown, John Young, Bob Lay, Charles Hersant, Ardeth Harrison. 3rd ROW: Lee Blanchard, George Stevenson, George Elley, Steven A. Rudloff, and Charles Temple. SEATED: Harold Cody, George Nace, James Zills, Harry Loper, Jack Watts, and Wade Thompson. STANDING: Daryl Giddings, King Batey, David Aylesbury, Richard Fetgatter, Terry Eastham, Wayne Emerine, David Spencer, and William Cutlip. PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SEATED: Eddie Mitchell, Dr. Waddle, Michelle Greene, Polly Harrison, Nancy Easterling, Bonnie Blalock, and Ethel Washington. STANDING: Russ Harr, James Lowry, Joel Pike, Anthony Rodgers, Tommy Prince, Rick Ball, and Bill McQuire. 3rd row: Terry Mitchell, Richard Quinn, Mike Hobby, Curtis Vickers, and Gwynn Holmes. PI GAMMA MU— SOCIAL SCIENCES SEATED: Jerald Henderson, Mary McSweyn. 2nd ROW: Charles Holmes, Max Hubrich, David Keen, John Roberts, Barry Hughes, William Matthews. 3rd ROW: Neil McCaughey, Reid Hopper, Sarah Hopper, Mr. Perrott, Dr. Virdin, and Miguel Fernandez. PEN AND SWORD— MILITARY FIRST ROW: James Ray, Charles Hall, Hans Nelson, Harry Loper, Jerald Henderson, Fred Massey, George Stevenson, Jim Zllls, Vera Miller, Glen Howell, Harvey Allen, Mike Fernandez, Terry Eastland, Harold Cody, and Bill Tucker. SECOND ROW: Thomas Bohon, Harry Beam, Harold Mack, Richard Fetgatter, Larry Hewitt, Mike Wagner, Keith Greene, John Roberts, Calvin Glover, Don Lancaster, Tom Harvey, and Jack Watts. THIRD ROW: Jack Hayward, Frank Jones, Ronald King, Daryl Giddings, Guy W. Dunston, Charles Miller, John Cardwell, Robert Munsell, Paul Pruett, Stephen Feher, Charles Picciuti, Russ Daisley, Stephen Rudloff, Marlton Hudson, and Dave Mariano. : (S ' % ■fe «K - ' FIRST ROW: Gary Smith, James Bell, Dave Spencer, Norman HIgglns, Gerald Brown, Charles Hersant, Phil Noyes, Bob Lay, Bill Mosley, Daryl GIddings, Ed Sneed, and Ray Doulhit. SECOND ROW: Joe Worsham, Mike Mayo, Jackie Davis, Roger Sylvester, Bob Pawling, Ray Purcell, Raymond Langford, James Fears, Wilbur McCasland, John Hearne, and Alvin Parish. THIRD ROW: Roger Boston, Art Moore, Red Champion, Max Hubrich, Samuel King, )oe Weher, Tom Kerr, Tom Roberts, James Fogarty, Jr., Lee Blanchard, Clarence Marcaurele, and Ardeth Harrison. Under President Harry Beam ' s direction, the Pen Sword Society had many activities during the year, one of which was their Christmas party. PRE MED CLUB SEATED: Mac Ernest, Richard Vinci, Beverly Risher, Marc Fisher, and Michael Lips. STANDING: Wayne Herrington, Joe Worsham, Leroy Johnson, Mr. Hood, and John Bearry. i RACQUET CLUB 1st Row: David Hobbs, Tommy Murphy, Michelle Greene, and Barry Hughes. 2nd ROW: Mac Ernest, Gary Talbert, Ronald King, Priscilla Knowles, Otis Griftin, and Charles Piccluti. 3rd ROW: Philip Noyes, Fiord Odom, James Davis, Robert Lindsey, Ron Bolen, and Naul Bodden. FORENSIC LEAGUE SEATED: Patsy Howell, Darlene McDonald, Kathy Hatchell, and Judy Owens. STANDING: Mrs. Everett, Tim Bailey, JoLaurin McDonald, Joe Byrd, and Van Payne. PI KAPPA DELTA- DEBATE 1st ROW: Joe Byrd, Van Payne, Tim Bailey. 2nd ROW: Kathy Hatchell, Judy Owens. SEATED: Wanda Crawley, Beth Howard, Kafhy Smith, Sally Bade, Eneida Reyes, and Dr. Joel Ray. 2rd ROW: Ronnie Huddleston, Robert Bade, Richard White, John Busby. 3rd ROW: Vann Bryant, Roy Cordle, Thomas Parrish, Duane Jones, and Hershel Sullivan. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Elizabeth Brown, Vice President; Robert Bade, President; Beverly Tice, Secretary; Dr. Joel Ray, Sponsor; Kathy Smith, Public Relations; and Bob Terry, Social Chairman Treasurer. $ STUDENT NURSES 1st ROW: Amy Sanders, Eloise Parchman, Peggy McLain, and Wanda Harvey. 2nd ROW: Oonna Sparkman and Nan Davis. 1st ROW: Laura Jo Knox, Janet Bourgeois, Amy Sanders, Wanda Harvey, Judy Zeigler, Martha Garraway, Alice Garner, Joy de Vaughan and Pam Mayeaux. 2nd ROW: Cheryl Blades, El la Williams, Orfa Cortes, Celeste Aldridge, Gloria Smith, Donna Sparkman, Becky Jones, Joy Norris, Betty Jo Johnson, and Jaime Higgins. 3rd ROW: Susan Coston, Betty Sylvest, Nan Davis, Annette Tardy, Kim Danner, Donna Martin, Lynn Stone, Shane Sellers, Cheryl McMillan, Doris Stewart, Peggy McLain, and Karen Price. 4th ROW: Linda Sullivan, Kay Lloyd, Penny Sauce, Eloise Parchman, Richard McElhaney, Barbara Twiggs, Diana Willis, Faye Ellen Canton, Mary Bowling, Patti Allen, and J. C. Rogers. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Dr. Dorman Laird, Reid Hopper. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ROV 1 : Penny Fairchild, lyn Rainey. ROW 2: Ann Hollingsworth, Wanda Crawley, Reid Hopper, Helen Driskell. IJM ' T ' il ' lil JUDICIARY BRANCH Sylvia Grant, Beth Colletti, Ro4« Lovern, Kay Lanford, Linda Cassady, Donna Sparkman, Sarah Hopper. TOP: Owen King. LEGISLATIVE BRANCH ROW 1 : JoUurin McDonald, Peggy McLain, Phillis Magers. ROW 2: Dr. Uird, Tim Bailey, Neil McCaughey. FIRST ROW: Jerry Mc- Raney, Nola Ray Mapp, Tommy Strebeck, Andy Kalberg, and Trevor Ebanks. SECOND ROW:Melinda Keyes, Mary Alice Darby, Bebe Todd, Judy Bond, Linda Seals, Julie Myers, Pat Jones, Dianne Martin, and Phillis Magers. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Ferguson, Kay Scifres, Norma Hallman, Judy McCollum, Cindy Dickerson, Sheila Lockhart, Judy Camp- bell, and Nancy Couw. FOURTH ROW: Dr. Pad- da ck, Martha Sue Rogers, Ann Hollings- worth, Linda Jackson, Estelle Stallworth, Judy Ross, Nelda Nazary, Kay Stevens, Lynda Hawkins, Settle Bass, Pat Bruffey, and Mrs. McWilliams. STUDENT MISSISSIPPI EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. Linda Seals, Social Chairman; Tommy Strebeck, Secretary- Treasurer; Louis Cuirola, Vice President; Dr. Paddack, Sponsor; Phillis Magers, Publicity Chair- man; and Ann Hollingsworth, President. THETA KAPPA SIGMA— RELIGIOUS Dan Nelson, Jim Beck, Dr. Stewart, and Rose Lovern. 1st ROW: Ronnie Huddleston, James Waller, Jim Beck, Rose Lovern, Dan Nelson, James Haynes, and Troy Harrison. 2nd ROW: Jerry McRaney, Larry Henderson, Beverly Tice, Kenny McCoy, Ray Williams, Guy Lindsey, David Cook, Linda Dillard, Jack Stanley, and Rodney Sanders. 3rd ROW: Susan Langston, Nathan Blackwell, Kathy Smith, Charles Holmes, Bruce Worrell, and Beth Howard. 4th ROW: Wayne Berry, Roy Cordle, Larry Cooper, Ray Purcell, David Brown, Dr. Don Stewart, Richard White, and Glen Edmonds. THETA LAMBDA CHI— SOCIAL Joy Norris, Social Chairman; Cindy Lumpkin, Treasurer; Susan Dyal, President; Celeste Aldridge, Vice- President; |oy deVaughan, Secretary; Jaime Higgins, Historian; and Kim Bearry, Reporter. Susan Dyal, Ethel Wash- ington, Joy Norris, Shane Sellers, Kim Bearry, Betty Jo Johnson, Joy deVaughan, Jaime Higgins, Chris Prater, Priscilla Knowles, Cheryl McMillan, Diane Dobson, Cindy Dunaway, Robyn Williams, Estelle Stallworth, Janet Bourgeois, Linda Seals, Alice Garner, Gloria Smith, Vicki Lorimer, Mrs. Scott, Betty Gail Dunaway, Lynn Sims, Michelle Greene, Cindy Lumpkin, and Celeste Aldridge. vv.c.c. SERAMPORE PLAYERS 1st ROW: Phillip Luper, Clarence Lewis, Rjy Bickman, and Trevor Ebanks. 2nd ROW: Penny Cianelloni, Michael Miller, Kathy Hatchell, Bill Stevens, Judy Chancellor, ludy Owens, and Van Payne. 3rd ROW: Cindy Lumpkin, Brenda Draughn, JoLaurin McDonald, Jay Rogers, Sharon Showers, Pat- sy Howell, Sandy Fowler, Betty Gail Dunaway, Kathy Fejes, Leann West, Jackie Fowler, and Darlene McDonald. YOUNG REPUBLICANS I CLUB Doug Cummings, Ann Holiingsworth, Josie Vick, Grace Curran, Kay Lanford, and Joy Norris. Aca ass res o n s M. ' jB m Edilois: RoseLovem LynneMcRaney THE PRESIDENrS PAGE Hello, Goodbye . . . Goodbye, Hello Partings with happy tears- Joyful reunions in future years — Hello, Goodbye . . . Goodbye, Hello k xi 1 Dr. ). Ralph Noonkesler. Myron, Mrs. Noonkester, Lila, Dr. Noonkester. tllmm Cctre College Office of the l ieaibetd tttesburg, tagtasippi 39401 May, 1973 Dear Carey Crusader: I am intrigued with the theme of your 1973 Book of Memories-- Life is a Puzzle. For twenty years I have been saying to Carey students, ' ' Life with all of its mysteries takes on new meaning on our campus. You find yourself at William Carey College. A new chapter of your life began as you entered Carey this year. What do you want most .. . a degree? ... knowledge? ... change? freedom? ... new friends? ... direction? ... to learn about Jesus ? I know you are finding all of these and more at Carey College. You ' re finding Carey contemporary and real. It ' s a respon- sive setting with spirit and freedom. This year the Carey faculty and staff have been saying to you-- Sharpen your mind. Focus your convictions. Make new friends. Ex- plore new ideas. Discover who you are . , . what you believe . . . what you can do . . , and where you are going. In the Christian community we call Carey College, we believe life ' s puzzles take on new meanings as you experience Christ ' s love while finding yourself. It has been great to have you in the Carey family in ' 73, Your friend, J. Ralph Noonkester BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. ). Ralph Noonkester; Dr. Joseph Ernest; Dr. Glen T. Pearson, Hattiesburg; Mr. Wiley Fairchlld, Hattiesburg; Mr. Bruce C. Aultman, Hattiesburg; Mrs. Carroll Gartin, Laurel; Dr. Robert J. Eustice, Biloxi; Rev. Bobby C. Perry, Moss Point; Dr. Earl Green, Hattiesburg; Mr. John D. Thomas, Hattiesburg; Rev. P.C. Perkins, Greenwood; Rev. Frank Gunn, Biloxi; Rev. Tom Rayburn, Booneviile; Dr. Dudley Wilson, Jackson. Not Pictured: Mrs. Owen Cooper, Yazoo City; Mr. T. Lewis Fowler, Jr., Hattiesburg; Dr. James T. Thompson, Moss Point. ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Mrs. Donna Wheeler, Mr Virginia Scott, Miss Anne Ernest, Mrs. Marjorie Rowden, Mrs. Sarah Emerson, Dr. |. Ralph Noonkester, Dr. Joseph Ernest, Dr. Donald Winters, Dr. Jerry Oswalt, Mr. Reid Hopper, Mr. Don Sones, Mr. Young Shik Lee, Dr. Dorman Laird, Mr. Douglas Benedict. SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Dr. Joseph M. Ernest, Dean DEPARTMENT OF RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY Dr. Don Stewart, Dr. William Clawson, Dr. Joel Ray, Professor. Professor. Professor. Dr. Dorman Laird, Dr. Jerry Oswalt, Mrs. Marjorie Rowden, Associate Professor. Associate Professor. Assistant Professor. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Dr. J.V. McCrory, Professor. Mrs. Ceorgiann Holliman, Assistant Professor. Mrs. Grace Smith, Mrs. Shirley Everett, Assistant Professor. Instructor. DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES Dr. Frank Davis, Professor. Mrs. Use Brown, Assistant Professor. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Dr. Caston Smith, Professor. Or. Eileen Hargrove, Assistant Professor. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Dr. Milton Wheeler, Mr. T.W. Perrott, Professor. Associate Professor. Mr. Jack Rogers, Dr. Frank Virden, Associate Professor. Instructor. fll M id i I lillfi DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Evelyn McClure, Dr. Mary Cayle, Professor. Instructor. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Dr. Percy Reeves, Mr. Russell Dargel, Mrs. Elma McWilllams, Associate Professor. Assistant Professor. Assistant Professor. Dr. Ronald Paddack, Mrs. Frances Smith, Mrs. Virginia Scott, Assistant Professor. Assistant Professor. Instructor. DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND DRAMA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Kathleen Arrington, Mr. James McCay, Associate Professor. Instructor. F CLir T21 DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES . Dr. David Cruchy, Mr. Roy Hood, Professor. Associate Professor. Dr. Frank Pinl erton, Dr. Rose West, Assistant Professor. Assistant Professor. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION V: Dr. Benjamin Waddle, Professor. Mr. John O ' Keefe, Mrs. Linda Eades, Associate Professor. Instructor. vm ' SCHOOL OF MUSIC Dr. Donald Winters, Dean. MUSIC FACULTY ..• ; -|Ka - T Dr. James Casey, Dr. James Downey, Dr. Benjamin Dunford, Mr. Ray Luper, Professor. Professor. Professor. Associate Professor. Miss Josephine D ' Arpa, Mrs. Jennie Lou Breland, Mrs. Nancy Dunford, Mrs. Helen McWhorter, Mrs. Frances Winters, Assistant Professor. Assistant Professor. Assistant Professor. Assistant Professor. Assistant Professor. F CLiTr -rs SCHOOL OF NURSING Mrs. Shirley Morrison, Dean. NURSING FACULTY Miss Cayle Barrau, Mrs. MariloisDanner, Miss Doris Ott, Associate Professor. Associate Professor. Associate Professor. Mrs. Evelyn Stumborg, Mrs. Frances Foster, Mr. Robert Trotter, Dr. Dale Wright, Associate Professor. : istructor. instructor. Instructor. I.E. ROUSE LIBRARY Mr. Young Shik Lee, Mrs. Marilyn Pound, Head Librarian. Assistant Librarian. STAFF Mrs. Eva Ashburn, Miss Joyce Barnett, Head Resident. Admissions Representative. Mr. Douglas Benedict, Mrs. Lynne Cage, Mrs. Margaret Cagle, Mrs. Virginia Casey, Campus Security. Secretary. Secretary. Assistant Registrar. Mrs. Myrtle Crumby, vi,,. Sarah Curry, Head Resident. Secretary. Mrs. Lesley Dupont, Mrs. Sarah Emerson, Miss Anne Ernest, Secretary. Registrar. Student Affairs. Mrs. Clenna Fought, Nursing librarian. STAFF Mrs. Betty Gibelyou, Mrs. Brenda Gilpin, Secretary. Secretary. Mr. Eddie Heath, Head Resident. Mrs. Ruby Ladner, Miss Florence Lambert, Housekeeper. School Nurse. un%. SM Miss Thelma Lee, Executive Assistant. Mrs. Dolly McAdams, Mrs. Anita Mobley, Head Resident Financial Aid. Mrs. Carmen Simmons, Booltstore Manager. Mr. J.D. Sims, Business Manager. Mrs. Mary Lou Sims, Business Office Manager. Mr. Don Sones, Financial Aid. Mr. Tim Thomas, Head Resident. Mr. CM. Ward, Maintenance. Mrs. I onna Wheeler, Admissions. .- Ac a ass res • Editor: JuiaBroam SENIORS CLASSOF73 SENIORS CLASS Judy Allen, B.S. Biology; Chi Beta Phi. David Aylesbury, B.S. Robert Bade, B.A. Thomas Balch, B.A. Religious Education. Petal San Diego, Cal. Hattiesburg Mt. Olive John Barber, B.S. MacClenny, Fla. Social Science; BSU, Summer Missionary 1971. Ernest Batey, B.S. Long Beach Business Administration; BSU, Phi Beta Lambda. James K. Beck, B.A. Buras, La. Biblical Studies; 5CA Senator, Theta Kappa Sigma, Ministerial Association, Citizenship Award 1972. James Bell, B.S. New York, N.Y. Business Administration; Pen Sword, Afro American Culture Society. Doug Benedict, B.A. Orange Lake, Fla. Bible; Campus Security. Donald Bennett, B.S. Zephyr Hills, Fla. Community Services. Raymond Bickmann, B.S. New Orleans, La. Speech; Serapore Players. Nathan Blackwell, B.A. Abbeville, S.C. Psychology; BSU, Theta Kappa Sigma, SCA, Circle K., Ministerial Association. Randall Blanchard, B.S. Morehead City, N.C. Business Administration. Thomas Bohon, B.S. Kennewick, Wash. Mathematics. Judy Bond, B.S. Wiggins Elementary Education. Roger Boston, B.S. Gloucester, Mass. Business Administration; Pen Sword. Charles Boutwell, B.S. Psychology; Serampore Players. Mary Breland, B.A. English. Charles Brown, B.S. Picayune Conehatta Hattiesburg Afr( rican Culture Society, SMEA, Social Science; Pen Sword. Elizabeth Brown, B.A. Philadelphia Religious Education; REA.SMEA, Pre-Med, BSU. ' )| f ' f -S? iriJ ll i OF73 SENIORS CLASSOF73« SENIORS Gerald Brown, B.S. Capte Girardeau, Mo, BuimMl. P n ft V o d, ' ifi Urr,txU Shirley Brown, B.S. Fredrick Bryant, B.A. William Buckley, B.S. Ph ttcil Education, P I- Club. Hattieiburg Senninaty Stringer Eustace Bunn, B.S. Twin City Ga. Buiine i Adrriiriitlrition, ' er. 4 S-tnO ' d John Busby, B.A. Laurel Religious Education; REA Jack Camp, B.S. EllisvJile Busm«s Adminiit ration- Jerry Canady, B.S. Reidsville, SC. Law En(orceir«nt. Bill Canfield, B.S. Collins Psvcholog-. Johnnie Cardwell, B.A. Pensacola Fla. Linda Cassady, B.M Milton Fla. Music Education; Chora e Mao- sa 5 -len C :- Choir, MESC, Delta Orr iC- Homecoming Maid 71-71 William Champion B.S.Hollywood Fla. Business Administration, Pen ft Sword. Harold Cody, B.S. Spartanburg SC. Business Administration. Pen ft Sword Beth Colletti, B.M. Dothan Ala. Music Education; Chor le. Madnga: S r-ge-s ■ lENC SCA, Delta Omicron, Honors Program, Dear s LS 1 RenaCorley, B.S. Hattiesburg Business Administration William Coston, B.A. Hattiesburg Ps cholog i Sociology, Deans LLS Wanda Crawley, B.A. Bates -ille Religious Education; Chapel Choir SG , REA SMEA. Grace Curran, B.S. Mobile .Ala. Home Ecoio ' Cs Russell Daisley, B.S. Sharpsvill e.Pa. Communir. 5e ces Ra cietCiub.Peni5 c- Nell Rose Daniels, B.S. Mont cello Home Economics; Honors Pnjgram 5SL •io. ' -Te Economics Club, Theta Lambda Chi. SENIORS CLASSOF73 SENIORS CLASS Mary Darby, B.S. Elementary Education. Dianne Davis, B.S. Elementary Education: SMEA. Jackie Davis, B.S. Business Administration. Richard Davis, B.A. Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Parker, Pa. Toccoa, Ga. Sociology; BSU, Pi Tau Chi, Young Republicans. Theressa Dent, B.S. Hattiesburg Secretarial Science. Frederick DeShon, B.S. Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. Psychology- Glenn Dolese, B.S. Lufkin,Tex. Scoial Science. Raymond Douthit, B.A. Sacramento, Cal. History; Pen Sword. Charles Dowling, B.S. Waycross, Ga. Psychology; Pen Sword, Brenda Draughn, B.A. Hattiesburg Speech Theatre Arts; Serampore Players, Alpha Psi Omega, Honors Program, Alpha Chi, Student Court. Darlene Duck, B.S. Bay Minette, Ala. Home Economics; Theta Lambda Chi, BSU, Home Economics Club. Arvil Dunaway, B.A. Marianna, Fla. Religion. Anita Duncan, B.S. Secretarial Science. Guy Dunstan, B.S. Hattiesburg Biloxi Terry Eastham, B.A. Franklin, Ohio Business Administration; Pen Sword. Glen Edmonds, B.A. Fayette, Ala. Biblical Studies; Theta Kappa Sigma, Deans list 11, Ministerial Association. George Elley, B.S. Hot Springs, S.D. Business Administration; Pen Sword. Wayne Emerine, B.S. Malakoff, Tex. Business Administration; Pen Sword. Bettie Epting, B.S. Hattiesburg Business Education. Mac Ernest, B.A. Hattiesburg English; Alpha Chi, Lambda lota Tau, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Chi Beta Phi, Class Favorite, Soph. 4l4tf il Jikd)£k OF73 SENIORS CLASSOF73 SENIORS It Vr 9 - tf i { z. , i - ' 1 Checkmate! Carolyn Evans, B.S. Hartiesburg Penny Fairchild,B.M. Meridan Music Education; SCA, MESC. Deiia On- To i Chorale, Madrigal Smgers, Chapel Choir Award 1970. Deans List 1 11- John Falcon, B.A. Corpus Christie, Tex. Social Studies- James Fears, B.S. Waterbury, Conn. Business; Pen Sword. Stephen Feher, B.S. Iseiin, N.J. Business Administration; Pen Swo ' G Miguel Fernandez, B.A. San Juan, Puerto Rico Histor,: Pen4 5 ord Pi Can-.ma Mu- Richard Fetgatter, B.A. Centralia, III. Business Administration; Pen Sword. James Fogarty, B.A. Maiden, Mass. Sociolog ; Pen Sword- Debbie Foster, B.A. Hattiesburg Secretarial Science; Litaeans. Art Club. Phi BetJ Lambda. Dean ' s List Jimmy Foster, B.A. Biblical Studies 1 Soc-a Association .Student Su ' rre Thomas Gardner, B.S. Social Sdence- S -tEA Patrick Genereux, B.S. Bird Island, Minn. Business Administration Pen i Sword Sodet . Leiand Sdersce: Mintstena Laurel SENIORS CLASSOF73 SENIORS CLASS Harold Germany, B.S. Laurel Accounling; Phi Beta Lambda. Marceiie CianellonI, B.A. Baton Rouge, La. Speech Theatre; Alpha Psi Omega, Serampore Players, Daryl Giddings, B.S. Thendara, N.Y. Business Administration. Calvin Glover, B.S. Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. Biology; Pen Sword, Afro American Culture Society. Lewana Goodrich, B.S.Bay Minette, Ala. Home Economics; Home Economics Club, May Day Court, Chi Beta Phi. Stephen Goodrich, B.S. Satsuma, Ala. Business Administration; C Club. Tommy Goodson, B.S. Brookhaven History; Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball. Robert Gunter, B.S. Ronceverte, W. Va. s Administration. Walter Hair, B.S. Business; Pen Sword, John Haley, B.S. History. Savannah, Ca. Lebanon, Tenn. Adam Hall, B.A. Algoa, Tex. Business Administration; Pen Sword. Edward Hamilton, B.A. Eau Gallie, Fla. Religion Philosophy. Jerry Hamlin, B.S. Madison Heights, Mich. Social Sciences; Pen Sword. Tom Hardy, B.A. Canton History. I I OF73 SENIORS«CLASSOF73 SENIORS Elizabeth Harper, B.S. Silver Spring, Md. Hofn« tconomKi, S f jmpofe f fv , A t Club, Th t Lambdj Chi, Home Econonwct Club. Mack Harrell, B.S. Conroe, Tex. Joe Harris, B.S. Cross Anchor, S.C. Z -b. Aire Ardeth Harrison, B.S. B.A. Foley, Ala. Butmeti Adminisfration. Troy Harrison, B.A. Burnsville Biblical Studi«, Thetj Ki n Sfma, MmrUcrt Kathy Hatchell. B.S. Tampa, Fla. Eiemenury Education, Alpha 9v Ome . Scrampore Players, Pi Kappa OeKa. Theu L r xla Om, SCA. Forensic Society, LHean Society. Terrell Hatfield, B.S. Sulphur Springs, Ala. Business Adminislralion James Haynes, B.A. BIytheville, Ark. Biblical Studies; MiniiterUI AsK oai on; Theu Kjppa Sigma. John Hearne, B.S. Petal La Enforcemeni. Jerald Henderson, B.A. Upper Darby, Pa. Social Sciences, Pen 5 ord. Pi Camrri v SC Dean ' s List. William Henke, B.S. Chicago, III. Business Admimstraiior Lonnie Hepburn, B.S. Panama City, Fla. Social Science, Pen Sword. Charles Hersant, B.S. Webster, Wis. Business Administration; Pen SwtMTj. Larry Hewitt, B.S. Salem, Ore. Business Norman Higgins, B.S. Yazoo City Mathematics; Pen S  ord. Chi Beta Pr Kappa Mu Epsilon. Jennifer Kay Hilbun, B.S. Laurel Elementary Education. David Hobbs, B.S. Winston-Salem, S.C. Business Chi Beta P i Arthur Hodges, B.S. San Antonio, Tex. Business. Michael Hodson, B.S. Vero Beach, Fla. Business Administration. Pam Holliman, B.S. Hattiesburg Elementarv Education. SENIORS CLASSOF73 SENIORS CLASS Ann Hollingsworth, B.S Quitman Elementary Education; Honors Program, SMEA, SCA, BSU.Thela Lambda Chi, Art Clu ), Library Club, Annual Staff, A.W.S,, The Mud Puddle, Editor. Charles Holmes, B.A. Colombia Biblical Studies and Social Sclent e; Theta Kappa Sigma, Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Tau Chi, He nors Program, Dean ' s List, Ministerial Association. James Holt, B.S. Bardwell, Ken. Social Science, Pen Sword. Reid Hopper, B.A. Gulfport Community Services; S.C.A., Varsity Baseball, Pi Gamma Mu, Administrative Cou ncll. Honors Program. Sarah Hopper, B.A. Gulfport Community Services; Pi Camm Mu, S.C.A. Senator, SMEA, Adademic Council, Honors Program. Leonard Howell, B.S. Hattiesburg Business Administration. Max Hubrich, B.A. Oceanside, N.Y. Sociology; Pen Sword, Pi Gamma Mu, Chess Tournament. Ronie Huddleston, B.A. Hebron M.A., Theta Kappa Sigma, Dean ' s List. Barry Hughes, B.A. West Brand, Mich. Sociology; Pi Gamma Mu, Pen Sword. Christine Husband, B.A Wiggins Social Science; Afro American C ulture Society, BSU. Jerry Jackson, B.S. Troy, Ala. Social Science. Lynda Jackson, B.A. Hattiesburg Sociology. Sherlie James, B.S. Magnolia Sociology; Chapel Choir, Afr American Culture Society, Home Economics Club James Jay, B.S. Dotham, Ala. Business Administration; Pen Sword. Bennie Jenkins, B.S. Newman, Ga. Social Science. Deborah Jones, B.S. Hattiesburg Business Education; Chapel Cho Duane Jones, B.A. Clara Religion and Philosophy; BSU, M nisterial Association. Franklin Jones, B.S. Beaumont, Tex. Business Administration; Pen Sword. Patricia Jones, B.S. New Augusta Business Education; Honors Prog am. Phi Beta Lambda, SMEA, Dean ' s List. Elaine Keel, B.S. Lucedale Psychology; Delta Omicron, Honors Program, European Studies Summer 72. 136 SENIORS ' ir % ' , Mk k ■ m i -mj-9 . i OF73 SENIORS CLASSOF73 SENIORS« An apple a day . . Thomas Kerr, B.S. Gloucester, Mass. Ronald King, B.S. San Antonio, Tex. Buimrii Aijminfy f4iK r,, Pe , S ' X a. R r f . - fc Thomas King, B.S. W. Keansburg, N.J. r -i-..-Pfri V« Thomas Kroskey, B.S. Callitzin, Pa. Raymond Langford, B.S. Columbus Busin«i, PeniSoord Susan Langston, B.S. Jackson Biblical S ijdi«. Kippj Mu Epulon. Chorale. SCA. Honors Program, Beauty. Robert Lay, B.S. Jackson Administratic Pen Sword. Phi Beta Lambda. Constance Lee, B.S. Biloxi Secretarial Saence. Kn Club, Phi Beta Lambda. BSC. Thalians. Susan Lenoir, B.A. Gulfport English: Lambda lota Ta- Daniel Lindsey, B.A. Jerusalem, Israel Music Historv, Phi Mu Alpha. Guy Lindsey, B.A. Hattiesburg Kay Lloyd, B.S. ero Beach, Fla. Surjing: Pre-MedClub L taers C5S SENIORS ' CLASS OF 73 SENIORS CLASS Harry Loper, B.S. Starke, Fla. Business Administration; Pen Sword. Vicki Lorimer, B.S. Hattiesburg Business Administration; Ph Beta Lambda, BSU, Theta Lambda Chi, Young Repub leans. Cobbler, Phi Beta Lambda. Robert Lyons, B.A. Leaksville Philosophy and Religion. PhillisMagers, B.A. Stringer English; Library Club, Lambda lota Tau, SMEA, SCA, Honors Program. Clarence Marcaurele, B.S. Bay City, Tex. Law Enforcement; Pen Sword. David Mariano, B.S. Cleveland, Ohio Social Science; Pen Sword. Dianne Martin, B.S. Tylertown Elementary Education; SMEA BSU, SCA. George Mason, B.S. Gulfport Biology and Sociology. Fred Massey, B.S. Hartford, Ark. Business Administration; Pen Sword. William Matthews, B.S . Little Rock, Ark. Sociology and Social Science; Pi Gamma Mu. Richard Mayo, B.S. Jackson Social Science; Pen Sword. Eugene Miles, B.A. Dearing, Ca. Social Scienc es; SNEA, Charles Miller, B.S. Little Rock, Ark. Social Science; Pen Sword. Vera Miller, B.S. Petal English. Terry Mitchell, B.S. Picayune Physical Education. Robert Mobley, B.S. Aberdeen Business; Pen Sword, Phi Beta Lambda. William Mobley, B.S. Wellsville,Ohio Business Administration; Pen S, Sword. Arthur Moore, B.S. Collinsville Mathematics; Pen Sword. Bruce Morgan, B.S. Sumrall Elementary Education. James Moss, B.S. Wesson Humanities and Social Sciences. 13a SENIORS I OF73 SENIORS CLASSOF73 SENIORS iP4 You ' re a Good Man, Therrell Myers! Robert Munsell, B.S. St. Petersburg, Fla. Business Adminulrjlion, Dears l.y I Thomas Murphy, B. A. Peabody, Mass. Political Science, Tenms Club, Pe S« ' C Laverne Musser, B.A. Barnesville, Pa. Religion and Philosoph. Kathy McCarty, B.S. Magee Secretarial Sctence, Gene McCasland, B.S. McEwen, Tenn. Social Science, JudyMcCollum, B.S. Meridian Elementarv Education; BSC. Kenny McCoy, B.A. Baton Rouge, La. Religion and Philosoph].: BSL 1 ea ICappa Sigtrvt Ministerial Msooation Darlene McDonald, B.A. Lakeland, Fla. Speech; Serampore Plater Jo Laurin McDonald, B.A. Picayune English; Mpha Umbda. Mpha Chi Mpha M Ows . Lambda lota Tau Serampore Pijiers. Snadent Coun Justice, Neil McCaughey, B.A. Prentiss Hisiorv and English; CreatT e Wrfte ' s C -S i— rca lota Tau Pi Camma Mu Mpha C WCC .ea: e .- r Fratemir. C ' -usade- editor Co66e ' Hc-c-s -■ c £ Danforth Fellowship Nominee 5e Dc e Scrci«i. Honors Council, Student Court JustTce, Peggy McLain, B.S. Boiling, Ala. Sursing CSSV Jerry McRaney, B.A. Collins Sibie and Social Sciertce; Minis rial ssooiDon. Thesa Kappa Sigma, SMEA, Dean ' s LisL SENIORS CLASSOF73 SENIORS CLASS Donnel McSweyn, B.A. Hazlehurst Social Science. Mary McSweyn, B.A. Crystal Springs Sociology; Pi Gamma Mu. George Nace, B.S. Buchanan, Va. Business Administration; Pen Sword Nelda Nazary, B.S. Enon, La. Elementary Education; SMEA. Dan Nelson, B.A. Agricola Biblical Studies; BSU, Theta Kappa Sigma, Ministerial Association, Honors Program. Mike Netherland, B.A. Jackson History. Charles Nichols, B.S. Panama City, Fla. Business Administration; Pen Sword. Edward Nix, B.A. Ellisville Social Science. PattI Normand, B.A. Mobile, Ala. English; Lambda lotaTau. Robert Odom, B.A. Petal History; Creative Writers Club. Paul Oliver, B.S. Port Huron, Mich. Law Enforcement. Samuel Olorounto, B.A. Portonovo, Dahomey English; Lambda lota Tau, BSU, Fellowship of International Students, Honors Program, Ministerial Hobert Oney, B.S. Georgetown, Ohio Business. Judy Owens, B.A. Hattiesburg Speech Theatre Arts; Serampore Players, Alpha Psi Omega, Pi Kappa Delta, Class Favorite. Eioise Parchman, B.S. Cayman Is. BWI Nursing; CSNA, Fellowship of International Students. Alvln Parish, B.A. Laurel History; Serampore Players. Thomas Parrish, B.A. Morven, N.C. Religious Education; REA, Pen Sword. Shirley Peters, B.S. Monroe, Ga. Elementary Education; Honors Program. David Petkovsek, B.S. Waukegan, III. Business Administration; Pen Sword. Charles PicciutI, B.S. W. Orange, N.J. (!«• i fe- i «i OF73 SENIORS CLASSOF73«SENIORS Roy Prjore, B.S. New Tazewell Randy Pope, B.S. Denham Springs, La. Paul Pruett, B.S. Welch, W.Va. Curtis Reese, B.A. Columbus Biblical Studies, Mir.ttf«fuJ AHOCLtXjon. By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes. —Shakespeare. Kiscbelh Daryl Rhoden, B.S. Las egas, Sev. Business dml r5 ratlOn: Ph; Beu La-oca Urtx- Senior Honors Program. Alvin Roberts, B.A. Arkadelphia, Ark. Social Studies- John Roberts, B.S. Columbia, Tenn. Social Science Gamma M J Pen 5wOrC- Debbie Robiilard, B.A. New Orleans, La. Vusic English: Editor C ' us de ' . C-ear « W ' ers Club. MESC, Chorale. ••iadrisra 5 nge-s De ta OmiCTon, Honors Program. Music HsIor fwanl Martha Rogers, B.S. Lucedale Elemertan EdLCat c-. Shirley Roland, B.A Hattiesburg William Root, B.S. Doslestown. Pa. Steven Rudloff, B.S. San .Antonio, Tex. Business dmintstration : Pen i 5 orcl. SENIORS CLASSOF73 SENIORS«CLASS Penny Sauce, B.S. Jeanerette, La. Nursing; CSNA, SCA. Douglas Saxon, B.A. Mt. Olive Bible. Joseph Schuler, B.S. Pequannock, N.J. Social Science; Pen Sword. Linda Seals, B.S. Moss Point Elementary Education; SMEA, Theta Lambda Chi, Afro American Culture Society. MaxSendek, B.S. Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. Psychology, Pen Sword. Gary Smith, B.S. Nashville, Tenn. Social Science. Walter Snellgrove, B.S. Valdosta, Ga. Education; REA. Linda Sones, B.A. Picayune English; Lambda lolaTau. Avery Spraker, B.S. Lenoir City, Tenn. Social Science. Estelle Stallworth, B.S. Moss Point Elementary Education; Theta Lambda Chi, SMEA, Afro American Culture Society. Jimmie Stanley, B.S. Canton Business Administration. John Stephens, B.S. Gulfport Mathematics. Kay Stephens, B.S. Wiggins Elementary Education; SMEA. George Stevenson, B.S. Americus, Ga. Business Administration; Pen Sword, Phi Beta Lambda. Thomas Strebeck, B.A. Collins English; Chapel Choir, Lambda lota Tau, SCA, SMEA, Crusader, Honors Program. Daniel Swindle, B.A. Long Beach Religion Philosophy; BSU, Pi Tau Chi, Ministerial Association, Theta Kappa Sigma, Honors Program. Roger Sylvester, B.S. Strawberry Pt., Iowa Business Administration; Pen Sword. Charles Temple, B.S. San Antonio, Tex. Business Administration; Pen Sword. John Thompson, B.S. Meridian Business Administration, Phi Beta Lambda. Billy Tucker, B.S. Campbellsville, Ky. History; Pen Sword. ♦ i OF 73 SENIORS«CLASSOF73 SENIORS m iK jL A tn A dM : Ronnie Turner, B.S, Robert Vasile, B.S. Oven iMn JosieVick, B.S. Pensacola, Fla. Gulfport Conimur.ll S«r K«, Art Ckib, Ubf r; Club Richard Vinci, B.A. New Orleans, La. Chemitiry; Chi B«u Phi, Pre-Med. Michael Wagner, B.S. Orange, N.J. S x.al St.enie, Per. 4 Sword, R :lr - C jb Jannes Waller, B.A. College Park, Ca. Biblical Sludi«, Thfij KippJ Si n-j, Mir.nWTUl Association William Walley, B .S. Hattiesburg Business Administration; BarKJ. Phi B«la La- -fa ia Jack Watts, B.S. San Diego, Cal. Linda Watts, B.A. Sumrall Mathematics, Kappa Mu Epsilon. SvtA, A ro American Culture Societ Meivin Weathersby, B.S. Magee Business Administration: Pen Sword- Richard Wells, B.S. Copperas Cove, Tex. David West, B.S. Business; Pen i Sword. Hattiesburg Leann West, B.S. New Windsor, N.Y. English: Serampore Pla er , SML . Cobto er— edhor Lambda Chi, Young RepublK Tau. Lambda loQ Richard White, B.A. Eight Mile, Ala. Bible History; Theta Kappa S gma. MinisenaJ ssociation. Beverly Willson, B.M. Baton Rouge, La. Music Education: Delta Omicron. VESC Udrigal Singers. Crusader. Chorale. Honors Program B€aut . Homecoming Staid. Joe Worsham, B.S. Corsicana.Tex. Biology Education. Ronnie Wyatt, B.S. Ft. Myers, Fla. Radiological Technology; Pre-Med Chjb. Jenna Young, B.M. Hattiesburg Music Education: Delta Omicron Chora ' e C-ape: Choir, o American Culture Sooet - John Young, B.S. Wichita Falls, Tex. Business Administration; Pen Sword James Zills, B.S. Winter Haven, Fla. Business Administration: Pen Swore SENIORS CLASSOF73 SENIORS CLASS Nursing Seniors Debra Aucoin, B.S. Reserve, La. Nursing; CSNA. Juanita Lindsey, B.S. Cantonment, Fla. Nursing; CSNA. Dianne Matthews, B.S. Metairie, La. Nursing; CSNA. Brenda Musgrove, B.S. New Orleans, La. Nursing; CSNA. Linda Roussel, B.S. Destrehan, La. Nursing; CSNA. Nancy Williams, B.S. New Orleans, La. Nursing; CSNA. Not Pictured Philip Ahneman, B.S. Moorehead, Minn. English, Harvey Ray Allen, B.A. Pittsfield,lll. Humanities and Social Sciences; Pen Sword, Pi Gamma Mu. Charles S. Bass, B.A Miami, Fla. Biblical Studies. CharlesO. Brady, B.S. Kentwood, La. Bible. Bonnie Broadus, B.S. Gulfport Business Education. Vann Bryant, B.A. Hattiesburg Religious Education; Cobbler, REA Darryl Byrd, B.S. Richton Biology. Judy Chancellor, B.A. Laurel Speech, James Church, B.A. Pensacola, Fla. Nancy Cooper, B.S. Petal X-Ray Technician. Peggy Culpepper, B.S. North Biloxi Elementary Education. 144 SENIORS Joseph Daughdrill, B.S. Social Science. Dianne Davis, B.S. Elementary Education. James Davis, B.S. Sociology. Wayne Dickerson, B.A. Business Administration; Baseball. Martha Evans, B.S. Elementary Education. Kenneth Fagan, B.A. Bible Studies. Judy Fountain, B.M. Music Education. Glenn Fry, B.S. Gloria Glass, B.S. Elementary Education. Nancy Gouw, B.S. Elementary Education; Foreign Louis Guirola, B.A. Social Science; C Club. Charles Harris, B.S. Sociology; Young Republicans, Society. Poplarville Hattiesburg Craceville, Fla. Hattiesburg Waynesboro Hattiesburg Taylorsville Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. Tigersville, S.C. Students, SMEA. Pascagoula Anchor, S.C. Afro American Culture OF 73 SENIORS •CLASSOF73«SENIORS Not Pictured Maudie Hawkins, B.S. Picayune Elementary Education. Nancy Hill, B.M. Pascagoula Music Education. Robert Hinton,B. A. Hattiesburg Business Administration; Baseball. Robert Jeffrey, B.M. Mobile, Ala. Chruch Music. Leroy Johnson, B.S. Prentiss Biology; Chi Beta Phi, Afro America n Culture Society. Robert Lee Johnson, B.A. Madison Social Science. Samuel King, B.S. Hattiesburg Business; Pen Sword; Phi Beta Lar nbda. Jamie Kyte, B.S. Mobile, Ala. Physical Education. - M yi ' -!ri ' 5i Wilma Ledbetter, B.S. New Orleans, La. NufSinij Robert LIndsey, B.S. Jerusalem, Israel Mathematics Russell Lott, B.A. Gulfport Social Science, Campus S cun ' . Lynn Mackey, B.A. Orlando, Fla. Bible. Manuel Mason, B.S. Douglasville, Ca. Business Administration Lynn Moore, B.S. Taylorsville Julie Myers, B.S. Pahokee, Fla. Elementary Education Linda McClotham, B.A. Hattiesburg Sociology g|Mi|HaM«MHi|nMij III] i igtft Willie Mclnnis, B.A. Social Studies. Edwin O ' Neil, B.A. Elementary Education. Mary Paige, B.S. Wiggins Columbia Bay Springs Van Chancy Payne, B.A. Lucedale Speech and Theatre; Serampore Players, Lambda lota Tau, WCC leadership Fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega. Donival Richards, B.A. Columbia Sociology. Ronald Richardson, B.A. Laurel His tory. Scott Rushing, B.S. Biloxi History, Baseball, Basketball. James Ward Sheffield, B.A. Beaumont Historv. James Shumaker, B.A. e Orleans, La. Histor William Stevens, B.S. Pensacola, Fla. Speech and Theatre Serarr: c-e Pia ers Ci,sscer. Cobbler. Alpha Psi Omega. Karen Tagert, B.A. Citronelle. Ala. Elementar Education Chawayne VonKanel, B.M. Grand Bay, Ala. JUNIORS CLASSOF 74 JUNIORS CLASS Sandra Albritton Celeste Aldridge Jimmy Aldridge Liz Allen Ronnie Baggett James Lee Bailey Pam Barnett Bettie Bass Edith Batson Harry Beam Ron Bolen Butch Boswell Larry Braswell Garry Breland Julia Brown Kathleen Cabibi Joe Campbell Judy Campbell Gregory Carter Harry Carter William Catlett JoAnn Chiantelle Wanda Clark Ronald Cole Cathy Collins Sue Collum David Cook Edith Cortes Diane Cox Pam Crocker Foxworth Minden, La. Haines City, Fla. Yazoo City Hattiesburg New Albany New Orleans, La. Heidelburg Crystal Springs Johnstown, Pa. Wayne Berry Hattiesburg Ecleastias Blalock Laurel Leslie Bland Magnolia, Ark. Martha Blumenthal Harahan, La. Naul Bodden Cayma n Islands, B.W.I. Grenada Meridian Tunica Wiggins Hattiesburg New Orleans, La. Clinton Clinton Hattiesburg Bonneau, S.C. Meridian New Orleans, La. Laurel Pascagoula Meridian Mobile, Ala. Tupelo Newburgh, N.Y. Forest Hattiesburg JUNIORS CLASSOF74 JUNIORS«CLASS Kim Danner Johnny Dantzler Charles Daughdrill James Davis Edna Denard Cynthia Dickerson Linda Dillard Thomas Dolinsky Dewey Douglas Nancy Easterling Marilyn Everett Marc Fisher Evelyn Ferguson Jacquelyn Fowler Grady Gaines Norma Hallman Russell Harr Wally Hartell Thomas Harvev Wilmer, Ala. Purvis Pensacola, Fla. Graceville, Fla. Hattiesburg Laurel Bush, La. Hazleton, Pa. Crystal Springs Petal Columbus, Ohio New Orleans, La. Perkinston Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Sharon Gamble Hattiesburg Roy Geoghegan Harahan, La. p VvN Keith Greene Shalimar, Fla. Michelle Greene Mobile, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Ot sa , Ohio Culfport Van Buren, Me. A little learning is a dangerous thing. — Alexander Pope. .] ' JUNIORS CLASSOF74 JUNIORS CLASS Lynda Hawkins Jack Hayward Larry Henderson Wayne Herrington Patricia Hickman Robert Hill Carole Hobby Michael Hobby Rommanee Hongsirinukul Marybeth Howard Conrad Howell Patsy Howell Julie Hubbard Marlton Hudson Norman Huggins Raleigh Ft. Worth, Tex. Laurel Philadelphia Wiggins Hattiesburg Pass Christian Pascagoula Bangkok, Thailand Poplarville Pontotoc Hattiesburg Atlanta, Ga. Sumrall DeFuniac, Fla. Stacy Hughes Patricia Ikerd Terry James Argania Jefferson Sandra Johnson Bay Springs Arabi, La. Richton Prentiss Summit William Johnson Becky Jones Mary Jones Donnie Jordan Anthony Kalberg Birmingham, Ala. Hattiesburg Waynesboro Richton Gulfport Philip Karimpanamannil Melinda Keyes Audie Ladner Donald Lancaster Jimmy Lancaster Kerala, India Hattiesburg Picayune Mobile, Ala. PortSt. Joe, Fla. Donna Lanford Alan Lard Randolph Lease Nenette Leatherwood Clarence Lewis Lynn Haven, Fla. Holden, La. Irwin, Pa. Decatur Hattiesburg 148 IUNIORS ' I ■ Xa iCK Mh ■. r. --isac: ' :. ' xt : ' w JUNIORS CLASSOF74« JUNIORS CLASS Mattif; Linsey Shelia Lockhart Rose Lovern Audrey Lynn Richard Lynn Kathy Malconnb Nolan Mapp Wilbur May Ann Mayhall Clark Measels James Mercer Eddie Mitchell Sue Montreuil Bertha Moote Carl Mounts Therrell Myers Frances McClamrock Richard McElhaney Anita McCraw Hans Nelson Phares Noves Robert Narre Shelvie Oswalt Belle River, III. Belle River, III. Kenner, La. Magee Collinsville Pascagoula Morton Collins Petal Metairie, La. Biloxi Gilbert, W. Va. Laurel Moss Poirtt Hattiesburg Easlev.S.C. L ' rbana, III. Syracuse, N.Y. Los Angeles, Gal. E. Tallahasse, Ala. It ' s a topsy-turvy world JUNIORS CLASSOF74 JUNIORS CLASS Debra Owens Kenneth Parker Judy Pearson Jack Peterson Karen Price Raynriond Purcell Anthony Quinn Lyn Rainey Beverly Risher Thomas Roberts Martha Robinson James Rogers Judy Ross Ronald Ross Deborah Round issa Saba Becky Sadler Herbert Sasser Donald Schneeweiss Kaye Scifres Randall Scott Linda Shields Frank Shields Brenda Short Sharon Showers Thomas Slack Betty Ann Smith Gail Smith Gloria Smith Madeline Smith Ed Sneed Jack Stanley Charles Still Lonnie Stutz Johnnie Sullivan Pensacola, Fla. Prentiss Pensacola, Fla. Pensacola, Fla. Harrisonburg, La. Jacksonville, Fla. Meridian Petal Heidelburg Killeen,Tex. Jackson, Fla. Stonewall Moss Point Moss Point Laurel Nazareth, Israel Oakland, Fla. Collins Newfield, N.J. Jackson Hattiesburg Vicksburg Vicksburg Pensacola, Fla. Hattiesburg Pecos, Tex. Marianna, Fla. Wiggins Summit Hattiesburg Centralia, Mo. Richton Cleveland Miami, Fla. Culfport JUNIORS CLASSOF74« JUNIORS ' CLASS i Lury Summers Kokomo p Valorie Taylor Florence f Bobby Terry Florence r - T Mary Thomas Hattiesburg ' Ray Thomas Hattiesburg ' ¥ ;, Bebe Todd Laurel P Craig Trumbo Hattiesburg William Wade Laurel ' 7 c f Harold Walker Moselle -n| Becky Ware Mobile, Ala. Russell Willingham Ralph Womack James Woodfin James Young Ethel Washington Moss Point Robert Weems Columbia Joseph Weker Baltimore, Md. Thomas West New Orleans, La. Dorothy Willingham Bogalousa, La. Bogalousa, La. Dekalb Rome, Ca. Gulfport Pat5 s hard at work! JLMORS151 SOPHOMORES CLASSOF75«SOPHO Morris Ames Wanda Apperwhite William Armstrong Carlos Azmitia Tim Bailey Hattiesburg Laurel Mobile, Ala. San Salvador Lucedale Mary Barnett Hattiesburg i 1 md j Kaye Batson Crystal Springs a| Bfe Leola Battle Forest if John Bearry Lucedale B, , 1 1 Kathleen Beason New Orleans, La. 5 Leo Bender Hattiesburg James Boler Hattiesburg m Gwendolyn Boochie Hattiesburg flu Graham Boutwell Picayune B ' Cathy Bott New Orleans, La. w . Louis Boyd Ed Braik Lee Bullock Carolyn Burdett Greg Bush Fort Walton Beach, Fla. Miami, Fla. Columbia Columbia Bogalusa, La. Joseph Byrd Siu Wing Chan James Cole Bill Daughdrill Nan Davis Meadville Hong Kong Deland, Fla. Pensacola, Fla. Hattiesburg Richard DeLuna Joe Dixon Barry Donald Raley Downing Ken Dunaway Chippewa Lake, Ohio Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Dallas, N.C. Hattiesburg Susan Dyal Hampton, Fla. Trevor Ebanks Cayman Islands Burke Ellzey Hattiesburg Annie Evans Forest Joel Fike Leaksville 152 SOPHOMORES MORES CLASSOF75«SOPHOMORES«CL Here we go round the mulberry bush . Kathryn Fowler Kathleen Frazier Julian Graham Sharon Graham Bobby Halford Richard Harvey Wanda Harvey Lera Hogan John Holm Rodger House Deborah L. Jackson Deborah N. Jackson Jan Johnston Nancy Jones William Jones Hattiesburg Kentwood, La. Jacksonville, Fla. Woodbridge, Va. Meridian Shubuta Cravv-fordviiie, Fla. Hattiesburg Pensacola, Fla. an Cleave Hattiesburg Picayune New Orleans, La. Wa nesboro Hattiesburg SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES CLASSOF75 SOPHO George Kantz Peggy Key Owen King Annie Lewis Cindy Lumpkin Ronald Mayfield Bobby Miller Glovenia Mims Robert Monsour Letha Mae Moody Wayne McCullough Malcolm McDonald Bill McGuire Patricia McLeod Lynne McRaney Petal New Orleans, La. Mobile, Ala. Hattiesburg Maitland, Fla. Pascagoula Pascagoula Petal Meridian McLain McComb Wetumpka, Ala. Crystal Springs Lucedale Purvis Mattie Nix Moss Point Joy Norris Pensacola, Fla. Floyd Odom Hattiesburg Paul Parker Long Beach John Pearson Natchez Elise Perry Ocean Springs Richard Pittman Victoria, Aus. Florence Prater Laurel Fredrick Price Sumrall Marattia Rayborn Petal Brenda Rawls Hattiesburg Eneida Reyes New Orleans, La. Karen Rodden Mobile Elaine Ross Hattiesburg Ken Russell New Sarpy, La. Bruce Samuels Mobile, Ala. Rodney Sanders Bogalusa, La. Lynn Sims Hattiesburg Kathy Smith Jackson Donna Sparkman Starke, Fla. 154 SOPHOMORES MORES •CLASS OF 75 • SOPHOMORES • CL David Spencer Patti Stribling Hubert Stuart Marion Swagert Annette Tardy Jesse Thomas Beverly Tice Valerie Turner Barbera Twiggs Randy VonKanel Jo Ann West Leslie Wilkins Michael Williams Walter Wilson Betty Wimes Joyce Woodfin Jeannette Woods Teresa Woods Christine Wright Judy Ziegler Columbus, Ind. Clinton Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Belzoni Conhatia Birmingham Leaksville Spruce Pine, N.C. Pascagoula Waynesboro McComb Hattiesburg Gulfport Vero Beach, Fla. Rome.Ca. Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Arabi, La. New Orleans, La. Down the Lp Staircase SOPHOVORES IS FRESHMEN ' CLASS OF 76 FRESHMEN CLA Jerry Agee Hattiesburg Patty Allen New Augusta Filadelfa Arrazattee San Salvador Sally Bade Lapeer, Mich. Gary Bahm Hammond, La. Hartford Bailey Lucedale Debbie Balkom Pace, Fla. Ann Banes Meridian Kim Bearry Lucedale Patsy Bennett Moss Point Sherri Birchwell Culfport Kathleen Blackstock SlidelUa. Trisha Blackwell Poplarville Cheryl Blades Kentwood, La. Karen Boales New Orleans, La. Terry Booth Laurel Janet Bourgeois Gretna, La. Mary Bowling Belle Chasse, La. David Brown Natchez Joan Brown Jackson Joyce Brown Mobile, Ala Patricia Bruffey Gulfport Ted Cannon Taylorsville Faye Canton McComb Joy Chance Petal William Clawson Hattiesburg Orfa Cortes Newburgh, N.Y. Susan Coston British Honduras, C. A. Ben Dabbs Quitman n ' David Davis Hattiesburg . Richard Dease Taylorsville m Joy deVaughan Lucedale i Diane Dobson Mobile, Ala. m James Dobson Purvis vS Lyndell Downey Hattiesburg S SSOF76«FRESHMEN«CLASSOF76« FRESH Betty Gail Dunaway Guifport Cindy Dunaway Hattiesburg John Eaton Hattiesburg .. Enye Kere Ekukinam Lagoi, Nigeria ■- I Bernie Ernest Hattietburg Kathy Fejes Bell eChasse, La. Martha Flowers Foley, Ala. Alice Garner Taylorsville Martha Garraway Hattiesburg Tajuana Gibson Jackson Damon Goff Haniesburg Sylvia Grant Milton, Fla. Ina Griffin Haitiesburg Otis Griffin Hattiesburg Dona Guzman New Orleans, La. Teri Haag Polly Harrison Jeanne Hattier Deborah Hegwood Jaime Higgins Eddy Hill Richard Hobby Mary Holifield Willie Huffman Patricia Hunter I eresa Hunter Randall Hymel Sheri James Gwen Jenkins Betty Jo Johnson Donna Jones Ezekial Jordan Pricilla Knowles Laura Knox Da id Kropft Atlanta, Ga. Hattiesburg Plantation, Fla. Hattiesburg Metairie, La. Haniesburg Guifport Hattiesburg Orlando, Fla. Rav-ville, La. Dover, Fla. Belle Chasse, La. Mill alle , Calif. Oxford Lucedale Bogalusa, La. Hattiesburg Mobile, Ala. New Orleans. La. Hattiesburg FRESHVES. 15 FRESHMEN •CLASS OF76 FRESHMEN •CL  I Freshman Frustration Thomas Lee Petal Donald Lowery Hattiesburg James Lowry Hattiesburg Phillip Luper Tylertown Debbie Manos New Orleans, La. Gladys Mapp Donna Martin Billy Mason Pamela Mayeaux Michael Miller Mendenhall Harahan, La. Columbia New Orleans, La. FortWalton Beach, Fla. 01 Michael Mitchell Lynn Moncrief Sylvia Mose Clifford Mullen Carol Myers Hattiesburg Lafayette, La. Prentiss Ackerman Columbia 158 FRESHMEN SSOF76 FRESHMEN •CLASSOF76 FRESH Talk... talk... talk. ..talk... talk Nancy McCoy McLain Lonnie McDaniel Pascagoula Ronald McMorris Baton Rouge, La. Annette McMurry Petal Audrey Nelson Bassfield Jeanmarie Nutt Jackson Jane Perkins Hattiesburg Judy Quin Columbia Margaret Ratcliff Collins Anthony Rodgers Petal Jay Rogers Hattiesburg Amy Sanders Picayune Glenda Sellers Gretna, La. Andrea Simmons Pace. Fla. Gloria Sines Elyria, Ohio Donna Slappy James Smith Doris Stewart Lynn Stone Linda Sullivan Betty Sylvest Gary Talbert Emmanuel Taylor Great Lakes, III. Columbia Eight Mile, Ala. Ocean Springs Hattiesburg New .Augusta Mobile, Ala. Nigeria FRESHMEN •CLASSOF76 FRESHMEN CLA Connie Trebotich Beaumont Bruce Tripp Dobbs Ferry, N.J. CarlTruesdell McDavid, Fla. Cindy Vance Hattiesburg Curtis Vickers Hattiesburg Lucinda Walker Macon Cathy Watson Pascagoula Jerry Watts Purvis Tim Webb Moss Point Pertis White Prentiss Ella Williams Picayune Otis Williams Franklinton, La. Robyn Williams Dothan, Ala. Xandra Williams Beaumont Diana Willis Hattiesburg Alice Winton Metairie, La. Freddie Womble Jayess Woody Wood Hattiesburg Bruce Worrell Ackerman Keith Young Quitman 160 FRESHMEN How much for a once over lightly? . -ST . ' ' :miistimtmam SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS ROW 1 : Beverly Charbonnet, Freshman, Slidell, La.; Pamela Kaye Thacker, Senior, Etiwanda, Cal.; Marsha Kaye Robertson, Junior, Olive Branch; Susan Crifasi, Freshman, New Orleans, La.; Mary Alfery, Freshman, New Orleans, La.; Darlene Nettles, Freshman, New Orleans, La. ROW 2: P. Scott Findley, Sophomore, Hattiesburg; Charles V Jackson, Senior, McComb; Wilson M. Krueger, Senior, Artesia; Richard C Maindelle, Sophomore, Edison, N. J.; Neil Murph , Freshman, Waynesboro; Billy Quick, Senior, Little Rock, Ark.; Rich Saito, Sophomore, Ontario, Ore. ROW 3: Harry W. Dickerson, Junior, Youngstown, Ohio; Donald R. Moody, Senior, Ft. Walton Beach, Fla.; David L McSpadden, Senior, Panama City, Fla.; Thomas P. Gillespie, Senior, Greenwood, S. C; George F. Walker, Senior, Mt. Orab, Ohio; Landon W. Core, Sophomore, Springfield, Va.; Joe D. Fuller, Junior, Blairs, Va. A Church Welcomel £iii, ' . SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS ROW 1: Donald E. Schroyer, Junior, S. Connellsville, Pa.; Rubin Martinez, Senior, Faifurrias, Tex.; Thomas M. Choron, Senior, Birmingham, Ala.; Harry Kinard, Freshman, Jesup, Ga.; Charles Ritchie, Senior, Pamama City, Fla.; John ). Sabatini, Senior, Ft. Walton Beach, Fla.; Frederick P. Pine, Senior, Ft. Benning, Ga.; George C. Gordon, Junior, Waynesboro. ROW 2: Thomas R. Dugan, Junior, Indianapolis, Ind.; Thomas Curksnis, Senior, Jeanette, Pa.; David H. Davanay, Senior, Mineral Wells, Tex.; Max L. Bennett, Senior, Lake Odessa, Mich.; Frank J. Valentine, Senior, Miami, Fla.; Dewey L. Littleton, Senior, Magazine, Ark.; Mike Palmer, Freshman, Purvis. ROW 3: Bobby R. Fulton, Junior, Meridian; Richard N. Blakely, Junior, Mill City, Ore.; David E. Murphy, Senior, Waterbury, Conn.; William W. Ware, Senior, Cuthbert, Ga.; Paul R. Towers, Senior, Myrtle Beach, S. C; Ron Strickland, Senior, Charleston, Ark.; David Meadows, Sophomore, Hattiesburg. A Carey family welcome! i Manager: W. A. St INDEX — A — Agee. Jerry— 84, 156 Ahneman, Philip— 144 Albrit+on, Sandra— 146 Aldrldge. Celeste— 105, II Aldrldge, Jimmy— 146 Allen, Harvey— 144. 100 Allen, Judy— 87, 130 Allen, Patricia- 105, 156 Allen, Turah— 146 Ames, Leroy — 152 Apperwhite. Wanda- 152 Armstrong. Bill— 90, 152 Arrazattee, Filadelfo — 156 Aucoln. Debra — 144 Aylesbury, David— 98 Azmitia, Carlos — 152 Bade. Robert— 82. 104. 130 Bade. Sally— 104, 156 Baggett, Ronnie — 146 Bahm, Gary— 74, 75, 156 Bailey, James — 146 Bailey, Richard— 156 Bailey, Tim— 103, 107. 152 Balch, David— 130 Baltom, Debbie— 94, 156 Ball. Ricit— 35, 36, 99 Banes, Ann- 94, 156 Barber, John— 130 Barnett. Mary— 152 Barnett. Pam— 93, 146 Bass. Bettie— 108. 146 Bass. Charles— 144 Batey. Ernest— 86. 98. 130 Batson. Edith— 146 Batson. Nina— 83. 90. 9 1 , 92, 94. 97. 152 Battle, Leola— 87, 152 Beam. Harry— 100, 146 Bearry. John— 87, 94, 95, 102. 152 Bearry. KImberly— I 10. 156 Beason. Kathleen— 152 Beck. James— 109. 130 Bell. James— 82. 84. 101. 130 Bender. Leo— 84, 152 Benedict, Douglas— 130 Bennett, Donald— 130 Bennett. Patsy— 9 1 , 156 Bernard, Edna— 84 Berry, Wayne— 109, 146 BIclcman, Ray— I I I, 130 Birchwell, Sherri— 86, 92, 94, 90, 156 Blactstock. Kathleen— 91. 156 Blackwell, James— 40. 82. 96. 109 130 Blacltwell. Trisha— 156 Blades. Cheryl— 105. 156 Blalock. Bonnie— 84. 99. 146 Blanchard. Randall— 98. 101. 130 Bland. Leslie— 146 Blumenthal, Martha— 93, 146 Boales, Karen — 156 Bodden, Naul— 82, 93, 102, 146 Bahon, Thomas— 100, 130 Bolen, James— 90, 102 Bolen. Ron— 91. 97. 146 Boler. James— 152 Bond. Judy— 108. 130 Boochle. Gwendolyn — 152 Booth, Terry— 156 Boston. Roger— 130 Boswell. James— 74. 76, 146 Bott. Catherine— 152 Bourgeois. Janet— 91. 94. 105. I 10. 156 Boutwell. Charles— 130 Boutwell. Graham— 90, 152 Bowling, Mary- 105. 156 Boyd. Louis- 90. 152 Brady. Charles— 144 Braik. Ed— 152 Braswell. Larry — 146 Breland, Garry- 146 Breland. Mary- 130 Broadus. Bonnie — 144 Brown, Charles — 130 Brown, David— 96. 109. 156 Brown. Elizabeth— 104. 130 Brown, Gerald— 98. 101. 131 Brown. Joan— 156 Brown. Joyce— 91. 156 Brown. Shirley— 131 Brown. Julia— 87, 88, 89, 92, 94. 146 Bruffey. Patricia— 91, 108. 156 Bryant. Vann— 104. 144 Bryant. Frederick— 1 3 1 Buckley. William— 131 Bullock, Lee— 152 Bunri, Eustace— 131 Burdette, Carolyn— 152 Busby, John— 104, 131 Bush. Greg— 96. 152 Byrd. Darryl— 144 Byrd. Joseph— 82, 84. 103. 152 — C — Cabibl. Kathleen— 146 Camp. Jack — 131 Campbell. Joe George — 146 Campbell. Judy Alice— 108 Canady. Jerry — 13 I Canfield. William Benjamin Jr.— 131 Cannon. Ted — 156, 68 Canton, Faye Ellen— 156, 105 Cardwell, Johnnie Francis— 131, 100 Carter, Gregory Carlton — 146 Carter, Harry Le l46, 90 Cassady, Linda M.— 34. 36. 40. 82. 90. 91, 92. 97, 107, 131 Catlett, William David— 74, 76. 146 Champion. William R.— 101. 131 Chan. David— 93 Chan. Slu Wing— 152 Chance. Joy— 9 1 . 156 Chancellor. Judy Franclne — I I I Chiantelle. JoAnn— 87. 146 Church, James — 144 Clark. Wanda Williams— 93. 146 Clawson. Bill— 86, 94, 156 Cody, Harold— 98, 100 131 First Baptist Church 510 West Pine Hattiesburg, Mississippi Dr. Brooks H. Wester, Pastor Sunday School — 9:45 a.m. AAorning Worship — 11:00 a.m. Church Training — 5:45 p.m. Evening Worship — 7:00 p.m. For transportation, call City Cab— 584-84 1 1 and we pick up the tab or hitch a ride in the green mini-bus. BEST WISHES n CAREY H| F from SOI ' IHKRN W. R. FAIRCHLD NA ' llONAL CONSTRUCT ON RANK CO. LTD. 118 W. PINE STREE I Highway 49 North 544-1 151 The Bank That W il! Do More For You Serving You From Five Convenient Locations Member FDIC PROTECTIVE LIFE (Z H ttaHCC COMPANY HOME OFFICE-BIRMINSHAM, ALABAMA G. W. ROCKY FLEMING INSURANCE AGENCY 1007 Hardv St. SJ-e C HATTIESBURS MiSS ' SS Pl ESTABLISHED 1907 LIFE ESTATE PLANNING HEALTH ACCIDENT PERSONEL PLANNING MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH DR. JOHN BARNES PASTOR DAVip HULSEY BOB JONES MINISTER OF EDUCATION MINISTER OF MUSIC MALCOM STUART MINISTER OF EVANGELISM YOUTH HERCULES INCORPORATED Organics Dept. Hat+lesburg, Mississippi Phone 584-641 1 PINE BURR PACKING COMPANY A DIVISION OF THE MERCHANTS CO. HAHIESBURG, MISS. PETAL DRY CLEANERS W. G. BARLOW 144 West Central Avenue Petal, Mississippi 584-5252 CLEAN FRESH FLAVOR 4, DAIRY FRESH ' BEST IN THE LAND ' things go better,! Coke ••«« Bik % Cole. Ronnie— 74, 146 Cole, Jim — 152 Collet+i, Beth— 40, 90, 91, 92, 94, 97, 107, 131 Collins, Cathy— 90, 91, 97, 146 Collum, Sue— 94, 146 Cook, David— 52, 96, 109, 146 Cooper. Larry — 109 Cooper, Nancy — 144 Cordle, Ray— 104. 109 Cortes, Edith— 146, 93 Cortes. Orfa— 93. 105, 156 Corley. Rena— 131 Coston, Susan— 93, 105, 156 Coston, William— 131 Cox. Dianne— 146 Crawley. Wanda— 52. 104, 106, 131 Crocker, Pam— 87, 94, 146 Culpepper, Peggy — 144 Cummings, Doug — I I I Curran, Grace— 93, III, 131 Cutlip, William— 98 Dabbs, Ben Keith— 156 Daisley. Russell— 100. 131 Daniels. Nell Rose— 93. 94. 131 Danner, Kim— 87. 91, 105, 147 Dantzler, Johnny— 84, 147 Darby, Mary— 108, 132 Daughdrill, Charles— 67. 147 Daughdrlll, Joseph— 144 Daughdrill, William— 152 Davis, David- 156 Davis. Jackie— 101, 132 Davis, James — 147 Davis, James M.— 102, 144 Davis, Nan— 105, 152 Davis. Richard— 86. 132 Davis, Dianne— 132 deLuna, Richard— 152 Dease, Richard— 69, 156 Denard, Edna— 147 Dent. Theressa— 132 De Shon, Frederick— 132 deVaughn. Joy- 72. 75. 105, MO, 156 Dickerson, Cindy- 108, 147 Dickinson, Wayne— 74, 75, 76, 77. 144 Dillard, Linda— 82. 83. 91. 92, 109, 147 Dixon. Joe— 152 Dobson, Diane— 72. 91. 1 10, 156 Dobson, James — 156 Dolese, Glenn-— 132 Dollnsky, Thomas — 147 Donald, Barry— 152 Douglas. Dev ey— 86, 91, 147 Douthit, Raymond— 101, 132 Dowling, Charles — 132 Downey, Lyndell— 90, 156 Downing, Raley— 68, 152 Draughn, Brenda O, 84, 85. 94. 111. 132 Driskell, Helen— 51, 52, 85, 90. 92, 94, 97, 106 Duck. Darlene — 41. 82, 87. 93, 132 Dunaway, Arvil— 132 Dunaway, Betty Gall— 88, 94, 111. 157 Dunaway, Cindy— 72, 73, 91, 110, 157 Dunaway. Kenneth— 152 Duncan, Anita— 132 Dunstan, Guy— 100, 132 Dyal. Susan— 88, 91, 1 10, 152 — E — Easterling. Nancy— 99, 147 Eastham, Terry— 98, 132 Eastland. Terry— 100 Eaton, John — 157 Ebanks, Trevor— 84. 93. 108, 111, 152 Edmonds, Samuel— 96, 109, 132 Ekukinam, Enye— 157 Elley. George— 98. 132 Ellzey. Burke— 152 Emerlne. Wayne— 98. 132 Eptlng. BeHIe— 132 Ernest, Bernie— 157 Ernest, Mac— 41. 82, 85, 87, 94, 95. 102, 132 Evans, Annie- 152 Evans, Carolyn — 133 Evans, Martha— 144 Everrett, Marilyn- 90. 147 — F — Pagan, Kenneth— 144 Falrchild, Penny— 90, 91 Fa CO- J:- ' — 32 Fears, James — iOl. l33 Feher. Steohen- 100 133 Feies. Kathy— 53. 111. 157 Ferguson. E- elyn — 103. 1 7 Fernandez. Mlgue!— 99 ICO 33 Fetga er. Richard— 98. 100 33 Fike. Joel— 67. 99. 152 Finley. Dante— 96 Fisher. Marc— 87, 92. 102. ' 47 Flowers. Marti — 157 Flynt. Don — 91 Fogarty. James — 101. 133 Foster, Debbie— 83. 98. 133 Foster. Jimmy — 133 Fountain. Judy— 144 Fowler. Jackie— 84. Ill, 147 Fowler. Sandra— 53. III. 153 Frazier Net+; -l53 Fry. Glen — 144 — G — Gaines. Grady — 147 Gamble, Sharon- 147 Gardner. Thomas— 133 Garner. AKc — 105. HO. 157 Garrowav Ma-tha- ' CS. 257 Ge-e-e.. -- ' ck- 133 G5.-a-e:a- cv— 147 Ger-a-. -a-od- 98. 13- Gianelioni. Penny — 84. i; : ' ■ Gibson. Taluana— 91. 97 5 GIddlngs. Dar -I— 98. 100 ' C 3 Glass. Gloria — 144 Glover. CaX-l-— 64. 100 134 GotT. Damon— 91. 157 Goodrich. Lew-ara — S 3- Goodrlch. Stevs — S ' ' - Goodson, Tcmmv — i • ' ■ : 34 Gouw. Nancy — C5 - Graham, Julian — ■-2 ;3 Graham, Sharer — i53 Grant, Sylvia— 90, 94. 97. i 0 ; Greene. John- 100, 147 G-eene. Vc-e s — == 102. iiO. ?2, 97. 106, 133 You Are Invited To Worship With Us TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH The Church with a Heart in the Heart of the City hHardy Street at Sixteenth Avenue Rev. Kermlt D. McGregor, Pastor Miss Ethel McKaithen. Minister of Education Alan B. Celorla. Minister of Music A Biq Church Program with a Little Church Atmosphere of Pnendlmess THERE IS A PLACE OF SERVICE FOR YOU DOLEAC ELECTRIC COMPANY Dial 584-7651 AUTRY ' S CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH REV. CHARLES R. WILLIAMS. Pastor Nursery for all Services. I 10 Francis St. — 583-0154 WILLMUT GAS and OIL COMPANY ' Your Natural Gas Distributor Ld e Salute l Uilliam L areu L o oue i 315 South Main St. — Hattiesburg, Mississ ippi Griffin, Otis— 102, 157 Guillot, Linda— 87 Gulrola, Louis— 74, 75, 108, 14 Gunther, Robert— 134 Guzman, Dona— 157 — H — Haag. Teri— 91, 157 Hair. Walter— 134 Haley, John— 134 Halford, Robert— 74, 75, 153 Hall, Clinton— 98, 134 Hall. Charles— 100 Hallman, Norma— 108, 147 Hamilton, William— 134 Hamlin. Jerry — 134 Hardy, John— 134 Harper, Beth— 86, 93, 135 Harr, Russ— 67, 99, 147 Harrell, Mack— 135 Joe C— 135 Charles— 144. 145 Harrison. Ardeth A.— 135, 98, 101 Harrison, Polly— 157, 99 Harrison, Troy— 135, 86. 109 Hartel, Wally David— 147 Harvey, Richard Burl— 153 Harvey, Thomas D. — 147, 100 Harvey, Wanda Elaine— 153. 86, 105 Hatchell, Katheryn Ann— 135, 84, 103, I 1 I Hatfield, Terrell— 135 Hattler, Jeanne R.— 157 Hawkins. Lynda Kay— 148, 86, 91, 108 Hawkins, Maude L— 144. 145 Haynes. James W.— 135. 96, 109 Hayward. Jack J.— 148. 100 Hearne, John W.— 135. 101 Hebwood. Deborah Lynn — 157 Henderson. Jerald Demott— 135, 99, 100 Henderson, Larry Bass— 148, 109 Henke, William C— 135 Hepburn, Lonnie C. — 135 Herring+on. George Wayne— 148, 86, 102 Hersant, Charles— 135, 98, 101 Hewitt, Larry C— 135, 100 Hickman, Patricia— 148 Higglns, Jaime— 157, 105, I 10 Hlggins. Norman Allyn— 135, 87, 95, 90, 101 Hilburn, Jennifer Kay— 135, 83 Hlli, Eddy M.— 157 Hill. Nancy Goodman— 144. 145 Hill, Robert E.— 148 Hlnton, Robert Earl— 144, 145 Hobbs, William David— 135, 87. 102 Hobby, Carolyn Hodges — 148 Hobby, Michael Clay— 148, 99. 74 Hobby, Richard Lee— 157 Hodges, Arthur— 135 Hodson, Michael— 135 Hogan, Lera R.— 153 Holifiold, Mary Elizabeth— 1 57, 93 Hudson, Marlton Gilbert— 148, 100 Jame-., Terr - -U% Holliman, Pam Yvonne— 135, 83 HuHmon, Frederic!— 157 Jay. J mei— 136 HolllnqGworth, M .ry Ann— 136, 82, 88, 106, 41 Hugqlns, Norman— 148 J-sffer- .n. Arq nlo— 93, U? 94, III, 108 Hughe-., Barry— 82. 99. 102. 136 Jeffr-sy. Pobert— 83, 90 97 144 Holm, John— 153 Hughes, Jerald— 148 JenWn;. Renn ' m — 136 Holmes, Chorles- 136, 99, 96, 109 Hunter. Pat— 157 JenHns. Gwen — 157 Holmes, Gwynn Lester— 99, 74, 75 Hunter. Teresa— 157 Johnton, B«Hy Jo— 105, MO  57 Holt, James— 136 Husband. Christine— 84 136 Johnwn. Leroy— 87, 102 (44 Hongsirinulcul, Rommanee— 148, 93 Hymel. Randy— 157 Johnion. Robert — 144 Hopper, Reld— 136, 82, 106. 41, 99 Johnson. Sandr — 148 Hopper, Sarah Landrum— 136, 107, 99 — 1 — Johnson. William— i48 House, Rodger Wayne— 153 Ikerd. Patricia— 148 Johniton, Jan — 90. 153 Howard, Marybeth— 148, 104, 109 Jonc. Becty— 37. 94, 105. 148 Howell, Conrad— 148, 86, 90 — J — Jonc, Deborah — 136 Howell, Glen— 100 Jackson, Deborah— 84, 153 Jones Donna — 157 Howell, Leonard— 136 Jackson. Jerry — 136 Jones. Duan — 96. 104, 136 Howell, Patsy Lynn— 148, 103, 91. Ml Jackson. Lynda— 108. 136 Jones, FfonHin— 136 Hubbard, Julie Elizabeth— 148, 90 James. Jay— 100 Jones, Mary— 92, 148 Hubrlch, Max L,— 136, 99, 101 James. Sheri— 157 Jonet, Nancy — 153 Huddleston, Ronnie R.— 136. 104, 96, 109 James. Sherlle— 136 Jones, Paf— 94, 98 103 136 HATTIESBURG, MISS. Downtown Office 130 W. Front St. Ooverleaf Office 949 Broadway Dr. Collins, Miss. — Main St. at Dogwood Avenue SERVING SOUTH MISSISSIPPI SINCE 1934 Compliments of MOORE FUNERAL HOMES RCHTONTEANDTMBER Hattiesburg Wiggins COMPANY Member The Order of the Golden Rule Serving Since — 1924 LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS PETAL THE STYLE SHOP tne fined t in j-ailtion 208 Rosa Ave. 584.871 i BURGER HOST CORNER OF HARDY 49 ACROSS FROM U.S.M. 583-3461 Compliments of OF HAHIESBURG SOUTH — BROADWAY DRIVE — 582-7101 David Hammond, Innkeeper NORTH — HI-WAY 49 N. — 582-9181 Manuel Santos, Innkeeper 582-8221 ° Hattiesburg, Mississippi Pizzo Carry Outs MORRISON FOOD SERVICES, INC. p. O. Box 2608 • Mobile, Alabama 36601 a division of Morrison Incorporated mm 2900 Hardy St. IN FRONT OF U.S.M. 583-1421 THE SHOW PLACE OF HATTIESBURS DO JTCv . ' 583-121 I Hwy. I I South 583-2033 Hwy. 49 South 583-1914 Jones, William— 84, I Jordan, DonnJe— 148 Jordan, Ezelcie! — 157 Kalberg, Andy— 108, 148 Kantz, George — 154 Karlmpanamannll, Philip— 93 148 Keel, Elaine— 92, 94, 136 Kerr, Thomas— 101, 137 Key. Peggy— 154 Keyes, Melinda— 85, 92. 94. 95, 108, 148 King, Owen— 107. 154 King, Ronald— 100, 102, 137 King, Samuel L.— 101, 147 King, Thomas — 137 Knowles. Prlscilla Nan— 91. 102. 110. 157 Knox, Laura Jo— 93. 105. 157 Kropff. David H.— 69, 157 i „,U,,, Thomas Kenneth— 137 Kyte. Jamie Evelyn — 45, 144 Ladner, Audle Theron— 148 Lancaster. Donald Scott— 100, 148 Lancaster, Jimmy H.— 148 Lanford. Donna Kaye- 107. III. 148 Langford, Raymond Wilbur— 101, 137 Langston, Susan Ann— 90, 41, 50, 95, 109, 137 Lard, Alan D.— 68, 148 Latham, Michael Eugene— 91 Lay. Robert S.— 98, 101. 137 Lease. Randolph— 74, 75, 76, 148 Leatherwood, Nennette — 90, 91, 94, 97, 148 Ledbetter, Wilma M. — 45, 144 Lee, Connie— 82, 83, 98, 137 Lee. Thomas— 158 Lenoir, Susan— 95. 137 Lewis. Annie Katheryn- 154 Lewis. Clarence— I 10, 148 LIndsey. Daniel— 82. 91, 92, 97, 137 Lindsey, Guy— 109, 137 Lindsey. Juanlta — 144 Lindsey, Mattie Carolyn— 149 Lindsey. Robert Lutz— 82. 45. 102, 144 Lips, Michael Edwin— 87. 102 Lloyd, Kay Allen— 87, 105, 137 Loclchart, Sheila L.— 108, 149 Loper, Harry— 98, 100. 137 Lorimer. Vicki— 98, 49, I 10, 138 Lott, Michael— 91 Lott. Russell C. — 45. 144 Lovern, Rose— 85. 88, 94, 107. 109, 149 Lowery, Donald Wayne— 158 Lowry. James Lester— 74, 76, 99, 158 Lucius, Robert Hiram— 74, 76. 77, 98 Lumpkin. Cynthia Jane— 84. 110, III, 154 Luper, Phillys— II I, 158 Lynn, Audrey — 149 Lynn, Richard Eugene— 149 COMPLIMENTS OF Forrest County Board of Supervisors J.A.P. CARTER, JR., Beat Four, President SELBY BOWLING, Beat, Three, Vice President W. U. Bill SIGLER, Beat One ARCHIE SMITH, Beat Two HIX ANDERSON, JR., 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. Congratula- tions 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 administration, faculty, and students of Carey College. Best of luck to Mississippi ' s friendliest college from Mississippi ' s friendlist county. Cornpliment-; MISSISSIPPI POWER CO. 1 12 W. Pine 582-8281 KDMP EQUIPMENT CD. 319 East Pine 582-8215 PINE BELT SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSC. insured by FSLiC 100 Hardy 582-4336 Compliment , SHELBY WHOLESALE COMPANY 403 E. 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Richard P.- 149. 105 McGaughey, Nell Douglas— 139, 82, 85, 88, 8 107. 99. 94, 42, 95 McGlothan. Linda Marie— 144-45 McGraw. Anita— 149, 88, 94 McGraw, John— 87 McGuire, John Bill— 154, 99, 69 Mclnnls, Willie Charles— 144-45 McLaln. Peggy— 139, 82, 87, 107. 105 McLeod. Patricia Kay— 154, 85, 94, 50 McMillan, Cheryl Lynn— 105, I 10, 72, 73 McMorrls, Ronald Wayne— 159, 86, 53 McMurry, Annette— 159 McRaney. Jerry G.— 139, 109, 108 McRaney. Lynne— 154. 88 McSweyn, Donnel A. — 140 McSweyn, Mary E.— 140, 99 Mack, Harold— 100 Mackey. Lynn O.— 144-45 Magers, Phyllis— 138, 82. 107, 94, 95, 108 Malcomb, Kathryn Marie — 149 Manos, Debbie Jean — 158 Mapp, Gladys — 158 Mapp. Nolan Ray— 149. 108 Marcaurele. Clarence W.— 138. 101 Marla-c David A ' le — 136, O? Martin. Dlanne— 138. 108 Martin, Donna — 158. 105 Mason. Billy Ray— 158. 69 Mason, George M. — 138. 87 Mason, Manuel William— 1 44-.t5 Massev. Fred J.— 138, 100 Mat+hews, Dlanne — 144 Matthews. William T.— I3S. = Mav. Wilbur Gene — 149 MaveauT. Pamela Anrt— 158. IDS Mayfield. Charles Ronald— 154-. o Mayhal!. Anr; — 149 Mavo. Michael R.— 138, 101 42 Measels, Donald Clark— 14 . 90, 91 Mercer. James H. — 149 Michael. Mitchell- IS8. 91 Miles, Leonard Eugene — 138 Miller. D. Bobbv l54 Miller, Charles Gill— 138. 100 JlQ AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 419 38+h Ave.— 544-331 I riNEDRos !?! ATISON UNIVERSITY MALL —OPEN 9:00 A.M. TILL 9:00 P.M.— BANK AMERICARD — ' MASTER CARD JOHNSON MUSIC CO. Sales Service PIANOS -ORGANS BAND INSTRUMENTS I I I E. Pine 582-192 Miller, Michael Robert— 158 Miller, Vera Jean— 138, 100 Mims, Glovenia— 154 Mitchell, Eddie— 149, 99. 68 Mitchell, Michael A.— 50. 91 Mitchell. Terry— 138, 99 Mobley, Robert Eugene— 138 Mobley. William Leroy— 138 Moncrief. Lynn— 158 Monsour, Robert— 154 Montreuil, Sue— 149, 87 Moody, Mac— 154 Moore. Arthur- 95, 101, 138 Moore, Lynn — 144 Moote, Bertha— 149 Morgan, Bruce — 138 Moses, Sylvia— 158 Mosley, Bill— 101 Moss, James — 138 Mounts, Carl— 149 Mullen, Clifford— 96. 158 Munsell. Robert— 138 Murphy. Thomas— 102, 139 Musgrove, Brenda — 144 Musser, Laverne — 139 Myers. Carol — 158 Myers, Julie— 144, 108 Myers. Therrell— 74, 75. 76, 149 — N — Nace, George— 98, 140 Narre. Robert— 149 Nazary. Nelda— 83. 108. 140 Nelson. Audr — 159 Nelson, Dan— 82, 86. 94. 97, 109. 140 Nelson, Hans— 100, 149 Netherland. Mile— 140 Nichols, Charles— 140 Nix. Edward— 140 Nix. Mattle— 84, 154 Normand, Patti— 95, 140 Norris. Joy— 82. 88. 72. 105, 110, III, 154 Noyes, Phares— 101, 102. 149 Nutt, Jeanmarle— 51, 91. 159 — O — Odom.. Floyd— 102, 154 Odom, Robert— 92, 140 Oliver, Paul— 140 Olorounto. Samuel— 140 O ' Nell, Edwin— 144 Oney, Hubert— 140 Oswalt. Shelvie— 149 Owens, Debra— 90, 97 150 Owens. Judy— 82, 84, 103, 10 Paige, Mary Helen — 144 Parchman, Eloise— 93, 105, 140 Parish, Alvln L.— 140, 101 Parker, Kenneth— 150 Parker, Paul— 82, 9 1 , 94. 154 Parrish, Thomas— 104, 140 Payne. Van— 42. 82, 84, 95. 103. Ill, 144 Pearson, Clarence— 86 Pearson. John — 154 Pearson, Judy— 150 Perkins, Debra— 159 Perry, Ellse— 90, 92, 94. 97. 154 Peters. Shirley— 140 Peterson, Jack— 150 Petkousek, David- 140 Picciuti. Charles— 100, 102. 140 Plttman. Richard— 154 Poore, Roy — 141 Pope. Randy— 74, 75, 76, 77, 141 Prater, Florence— 85, I 10, 154 Price, Frederick— 154 Price, Karen— 105, 150 Prince. Tommy— 99 Pruett. Paul— I II. 141 Purcell, Raymond— 92, 96, 101, 109, 150 -9- Oulnn. Judy— 91. 159 Quinn. Anthony— 150 Quinn. Richard— 99 Rainey, Lyn- 90, 92, 97, 106, 150 Ratcllff, Margaret— 159 Rawls, Brenda— 154 Rayborn, Marattla — 154 Ray, James— 100 Reese. Curtis— 96, 141 Reyes, Enelda— 93. 104. 154 Rhoden, Daryl- 141 Richards, Don— 83, 90 Richards, Donlval— 144 Richardson, Ron— 144 Rlsher, Beverly— 102, 150 Roberts, Alvin— 141 Roberts, John— 99, 100, 141 Roberts, Thomas— 101, 151 Roblllard, Debbie— 94. 95. 141 Robinson, Martha— 150 Rodden, Karen— 94, 154 Rodgers, Anthony— 74, 5, 99. I Rogers, James — 105, 150 Rogers, Jay— 91, III, 159 Rogers. Martha Sue— 108, 151 Roland, Shirley— 141 Root, William— 141 Ross, Elaine— 154 Ross, Judy— 90. 108, ISO Ross, Ronald— 90, 150 Round, Debbie— 150 Roussel, Linda— 43, 144 Rudloff, Steven— 98, 100, 141 Rushing, Scott— 144 Russell. Ken— 90, 91, 97, 154 — S — Saba. Issa— 93, ISO Sadler, Becky— 150 Samuels, Bruce— 91, 154 Sanders. Amy— 105, 159 Sanders, Rodney— 109, 154 Sasser, Herbert— 150 Sauce, Penny— 105, 142 Saxon. Douglas— 142 Schnewelss, Don— 150 Schuler, Joseph — 142 Sclfers, Kay— 108, 150 Scott. Randy— 95. 89. 150 Seals, Linda- 108. I 10, 142 Sellers, Shane— 94, 105, 110, 15 ' ftesW ©FFB€i SUPPLY CQMPAMV COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS 582-4417 222 SOUTH MAIN ST. HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of SMITH ' S BAKERY Bakers of batterwhipped Sunbeam —HATTIESBURG— UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 3200 Arlington Loop Minister — Craig Ra+liff 583-3524 5SL The City of O Hattiesburg, Mississippi City of Achievement - South Mississippi ' s First All-Merit City ■ Educational Center of Mississippi CC ' S Wit vr ' d all of you In your efforts to secure an education, and all of you in your efforts committed to providing educational opportunity, who are brought together here in Hattiesburg. TWO LOCATIONS: 1131 Hardy St. 582-0962 3610 W. Hardy 582-7416 WE ARE PROUD of CAREY ' S CONTRIBUTION to HAHIESBURG HATTIESBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS m nnn m Hattieskj Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 110 E. FRONT STREET HATTESBURG, MISSISSIPPI 584-6251 fO: HOWELL JANITORIAL SERVICES 583-0779 RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL ROSEBERRY PIANO HOUSE PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSICAL ACCESSORIES 583-0245 oux Qj.ujiLtx SLn.ae. lSg6 Phone 584-7881 ' 5EW|L ;V ■ ' ••THE GIFT STORE OF HATTIESBUPO THK HANK THAI LIKKS TO SAY Main at Pine •Hardy St. USM •Broadway Drive •South Main, Petal Sendek, Max— 142 Sheffield, Ward— 144 Shivers, Shavon — III Shields, Frank— 150 Shields, Linda— 150 Short, Brenda— 87. 92, 95, 150 Showers, Sharon — 150 Shunnalcer, James — 144 Slmnnons, Andrea— 159 Simmons, Elaine— 91, 94, 97 Sims, Lynn— 93, 154 Sines, Gloria— 159 Slack, Thomas— 150 Slappy, Donna— 159 Smifh, Betty— 91. 94, 97, 150 Smith, Bill— 90, 94, 97 Smith, Gail— 109, 150 Smith, Gary— 142 Smith, Gloria— 101. 105, I 10. 150 Smith, James — 159 Smith, Kathy— 51, 90, 104, 154 Smith, Madeline— 150 Sneed, Edward— 101, 150 Snellgrove, Walter— 142 Sones, Linda — 142 Sparkman, Donna— 85, S Spencer, David— 98, 10 Spraker. Avery — 142 Stallworth, Estelle— 108. Stanley. Jack— 96. 109, Stanley, Jimmie— 142 Stephens, John— 142 Stephens, Doc— 87 Stephens. Kay— 108. 142 Stevens, Bill— 144, 82. 84. 89, 92, III Stevenson, George — 43, 82. 98, 100. 142 Stewart, Doris— 91. 105, 159 Still, Benny— 86, 150 Stone, Lynn— 105, 159 Strebeck, Tommy— 88. 94, 95, 108, 142 Strlbllng. Pattl— 86, 90, 97, 155 Stuart. Hubert— 155 Stutz. Lonnle — 150 Sullivan. Johnnie— 104. ISO Sullivan. Linda- 105. 159 Summers. Lucy — 151 6, 87, 94, 105, 107, 154 1, 155 110, 142 150 Swagert, Francis — 155 Swindle. Danny— 142 Sylvest, Bett 105 Sylvester, Roger— 101, 142 — T — Tagert, Karen--I44 Talbert, Gary— 74. 102. 159 Tardy, Annette— 93. 105, 155 Taylor, Emmanuel— 159 Taylor, Valorie— 151 Temple. Charles— 98, 142 Terry, Bob— 104, 151 Thomas, Jesse — 155 Thomas, Mary— 91, 151 Thomas, Ray Charles— 84, 151 Thompson, Wade— 98, 142 Tice, Beverly— 86, 91, 104, 109, 155 Todd, Bebe— 108, 151 Trebotich, Connie— 160 Tripp, Bruce— 160 Truesdell, Dexter— 160 Trumbo, Craig — 151 Tucker, Billy- 142, 100 Turner, Valerie— 85. 87, 90, 92, 94. 97, 155 Twiggs, Barbara — 105, 155 Tyner, Charlie— 74, 76, 91 — V — Vance, Cindy— 160 Vick. Josie— I II Vickers, Corties— 99. 160 Vinci, Richard— 43, 87, 102 VonKanel. Charwayne— 90, 92 97 144 VonKanel, Mike— 91 VonKanel, Randy— 90, .155 — w — Wade, Bill— 90, 151 Wagner, Michael— 100 Walker, Harold— 90. 151 Walker, Luclnda— 160 Waller, James— 109 Ware, Becky— 85, 91, 92, 94, 97. 151 Washington. Ethel— 99. 110. 151 Watson, Cathy— 91. 97. 160 Watts. Jack— 98. 100 Watts Jerry- S. .60 Webb. Elvin— 160 Weems. Robert— 141 Welter. Joseph— 101 ISI West. Joanne — 155 West. Leann — 43, 82, 87, 89 9i 95. HI West. Thomas— 92. ISI White. Per+is— 160 White, Richard— 96. 104. 109. 143 Wilklns. Leslie— 155 Wilkinson. Hank— 90. 97 Williams. Ella— 94. 105. 160 Williams. Michael— 155 Williams, Nancy— 144 Williams, Ray— 96. 109. 160 Williams. Robyr.— 90. 110. 160 Williams. Xandra— 160 Willlngham. Dorothy— 90. 151 Wllllngham Russell— 90, I5I Willis. Diana— 84. 105. 160 Wlllson. Beverly— SO. 85, 88, 90. 91 92. 94. 97. 143 Wilson. Walter— 53. 83. 86 90 155 WImes. Betty— 155 Winton. Alice— 160 Womack. Ralph— 151 Womble. Freddie— 97, 160 Wood. Woody— 160 Woodfin. James— 151 Woodfln. Joyce— 155 Woods. Jeannette — 155 Woods. Teresa— S4. 155 Worrell. Br jce— 97. 109. 160 Worsham, Joe — 101. 102, 143 Wriaht. Sylvia— IS5 WvaH. Ronnie — 87. 143 — Y — Young. James— 96. 151 Young. Jenna— 43, 143 Youna. John- 9S. 143 Young. Joseph — 160 — Z — Zlegler, Judv— 105. 155 ZIlls, James— 98. 100, 143 I should see the garden far better. . . If I could get to the top of that hill : and here ' s a path that leads straight to it— at least; no, it doesn ' t do that. . . But I suppose it will at last. But how curiously it twists ! . . . Well then, I ' ll try the other way. (Alice in Wonderland) One can always get a better view of whatever it is he is seeking from a high vantage point rather than from ground level. And if we ' re really interested in finding it, then we can ' t take an easier way just because the first one looks too difficult. In relating the experiences we had on the 1973 CRUSADER, perhaps it would be best to give an illustration of what we encountered. Visualize, if you will, a large picture puzzle in a box with each piece having no relationship to another except for the area of confinement. Remove the parts from the container, spread them on a table and search diligently for keys to putting them together. In doing this, one must relate colors, shapes, and parts, and painstakingly bring order out of chaos. This is how it was for us this year. Starting from scratch, with nothing to go on but our imagination, we put the yearbook together piece by piece until the puzzle was complete. We had to travel the curiously twisting path; we could not take the easier way. The same holds true for you, too. When you set your goals, you must have the courage and the willingness to follow through, no matter how rough the going gets. Yes, life is a puzzle. But there is a solution, if you only have the guts to find it. AUTOGRAPHS ALTOGR.VH T75 A Crusader in his armor.