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

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Part I o nee upon a lime, a very long, long lime ago. Their parents, hoping to see their sons prosper in life, sent them out into the world to improve themselves. As was the tradition of the day, it was decided they would begin their journey through life as squires-in-training in the house of some great man of learning, prowess, and wisdom. Knowing that a journey of this kind can be frought with great dangers. Lord Dad and Lady Mom chose the house of the wisest man they knew . . . KING RALPH, the monarch of the neigh- boring Kingdom of Carey. l ing Ralph, known to his subjects as Ralph the good, will- - ingly accepted the responsibility for the education of these two young people. He was always looking for bright new addi- tions to his kingdom. Eagerly the brothers went, however, unbe- knownst to them, their paths were to be filled adventures far beyond even their wildest dreams. everal weeks later, after they had settled and had started their training, a transformation occurred: slowly, life ' s plan began to separate the brothers. Ed, who worked diligently in his studies, spent all of his time reading and preparing the next day ' s assignments. Sean, however, decided that there was life outside the castle walls and spent most of his time in search of loose companions. But, the severing blow came when the amiable monarch introduced them to Lady Kay, his niece visit- ing from the Land of Blue Mountains. Both were smitten with her beauty and each was determined to claim her hand. The Lady Kay, however, had ideas of her own. to be continued . . . • ' »

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A Tale of Two Brothers

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Administration Sarah Burrus Registrar Dr. Walter Butler Dean, School of Education Dr. Hugh Dickens Vice President for Development and Dean of Graduate Education -d Student Development inator, Coast Campus Dale Goodin Director of Financial Aid