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

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•1 r- ' . ,,- i- - -« V J Attention Please The BSU l ad the attention Lenord Raybon, Jason Harr. Tim Moran, . iftl . Chris Wheeler. R. ThomatSton . No Touchingl Tony Bernard. Scott DeMoss, and-v Cynthia Rachel entertain at the BSU Welcomy Back Party. R, Tlyjraaston ■■ ' ' J 5 ' T t f%ifAA ' E 7 ' w Did Somebody Say FOOD? Sludems eojoy the Mexican dif he; provided by the BSL ' at their par- tv. R. Thomaston s-:v.,. - ' V.,-, Welcome Back Parties 1 1

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.. ' • 1 :;: xN; ' - .n .. s-v . r 0W ,.- ' ' f . ' ■ va. .5.,- - w— ■...■■♦ , . »a ww V • -WHafs ' Jiie . LaJ.est, Janie Vandiver, Felicia ■ ' Broyard, and nencls share the latest news items. R. Thoma ton ' ' S ; . ' v A PARTY? PARTY a gatherings siox pleasure. . ■•■ ' ■ ' ■■• -X r- At the beginning of each semester.- - ■■; ' j ' Jj Weicomb Back Parties are sponsored ' • ' by the Student Government Assobia-- ,.-. ■•:■;( ' ' tion ahd the Baptist Student Unigoi. ' ' ' ' ' ■; • , Under the TtiTe of gQod food — preferably pizza — new stlidents and old come and watch movies, EAT, , catch up- on the latest news. ' and laugh , ■ at the entertainment being presented. , Welcome Back Parties are a big ■■ ' ' •-•—vpaxl student life. It helpfs the stu- • . dents get ac uainted,get to know each other better and fepl . . . well J -♦ ' •. ' . , ' ' •, welcome. ' l Js a great a ' y t,0 start ■■; off the Semester before gettii|g back to ' . the.ojd grind. , By: Amy Matthews j ' ' y- .y ; ■:■■ ■■- ' - ' .. .4 ' ' - - ■•xy ' Si ' ' ' » k- . V , ;( ' ,■.«. ' V . - -J ' ■L ■ - ■•.;■ .9 ' i ■ .■•■■( I, j ■.■--10 ' St,ufet Life ' .; ' -, •f - - . , y]if,at TJnie Ts It? James Q i and M lvin Lamb .! ' , exchange the time while Joey Mtddleton and Shan- - •icHfcj i » V Jlo ' n Robert await the entertainment. R. Thomas- ■ I ' V- . y

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y LET THE GAMES :. , GREEK WE teK: the After experiencing a huge success with the Greek Games last year Lambda Iota Tau asked the Student Governii»ent Association to help sponsor a whole week of greek fun. The celebration began wit]hi a toga parade. Clubs were encouraged to sponsor greek events such as th ' e ijigp, party sponsored Tjy Pi Om a; ' ' r ' 6 ek Tuesday Nigh■t Together -:- Saptist Stu- dent Union and a cohifcalGreek Tragedy written and perforiped by the Serampore Players and members of Alpha Psi Ome- ga. Tensions built as theVeek continued- — Finally ' lhe big event — The Qj-eek Games! ' ' ' ' ' ' -fqur days . of greek fun v --, ' Even thbugh-it rained most of the day the game ' contijiue and not many minded the ' ffl. The week ended with ■Jhg big awaj ds.bar-b-que which had to , be nnoved ' mdoofg due to the weather, however the day aft the entire week was »i fiPJ ed :-by ' all. • - v.!; j,. By: Roy l bichaux r ■ ' ■ ' ■ • ..— - H ' -y- -? Ani it. Rained . . . Sharyiori p ert adj ' tsts £he Don ' t Nobody Move Mark McNiel takes con- .eenter of tl e 6pe for th ' e tug-o-war. R. Thomaston trol. Mark was one of the many if4spQnsibl6fbr the • ' ■• „ ' ■ success of the games. R. Thomaston ' . ' . .. ■•• I Love A Parade! The ama march through the .jwu .- ' ■ ' campus streets to show school spirit. G. Carnes r .-: - : Jl. .cj-r .- ' ' X ' Tj ' .■ - ' ■ ■7 ' ' . ' , y -}, ' ■ •: ' ■ ' -• 12 Student Life :. ' ' ' ' ■■ r; -