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

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Student Life 9

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Students Excel in Socializing Great Fun After Hours Social Magnetism. Each Carey Student expects it. From registration to gradu- ation, all campus gatherings were an ex- cuse for socializing. Every student had his preference. Social club members played on or off campus. Under the aus- pices of these clubs, even young scholars cast aside their books long enough to discover mirth and members of the op- posite sex. Sports enthusiasts bussed the southeast in search of referees to bait and victories to cheer. Back on campus, students greeted the touring Beach - boys with whoops of recognition, flow- ery prints and sunscreened noses. For those who were more interested in smell- ing and tast ing than in seeing or being seen. Pizza parties and ice cream gather- ings were all consuming activities. When all other options were exhausted students took to the streets in pursuit of the winner ' s share in a S.G.A. road rally. Maps were confusing for some, but all made it back to campus safely. Student life at Carey was never the same, but it was never dull. And it always added up to great fun. 8 Student Life

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Summer Fun Begins the Fall Semester It was a busy week. S.G.A. drew out the island instinct of every student at its Welcome Back Paradise Party. The na- tives donned leis and feasted on island fare of fruits and nuts. Steve Knight was caught parading proudly in a grass origi- nal from the Caribbean. Papa Doc and Baby Doc Noonkester bleached their hair and gyrated admirably in true beach tradition. The B.S.U. welcomed back the students with a Howdy Doody Party featuring red-hot cheese dip and the equally hot red boots of Miss Kitty herself, Kelly Provost. The first week called most students to Broadacres Cinema for free movie night to see a late summer favorite, The Ad- ventures of Pee-Wee Herman. Gamma Chi and Pi Omega made a joint effort at the end of the week to bring a bit of jolly old cheer with an old-fa- shioned Christmas in August Party in Crawford Hall. Saturday morning, everyone packed up to Lake Sehoy for a day of picnics, padd - leboats, and golf-course racing. Many people fought a sweaty battle over the volleyball net while others fought to grasp the talent of kayaking. The first week of school ended with sun- burns, tired muscles , and citations mixed with a return to the classroom. Lj 1 H kJ 1 ft Vf .y47 M ! % Jndi 10 First Week