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

Page 9 text:

Yo Dude What ' s Up? David Boland in his usual m H)(l travels his journey to class on a bright sunny day. R. Thomaston We Deserve . . . The chant rang out as some stu- dents expressed their opinion on a decision of the Board. A. McCardle A School Spirit Boost! Students show their spirit as they unite together in their t ogas for the Greek- week opening parade. R. Robichaux Opening

Page 8 text:

Look At The Sky! It ' s a bird; It ' s a plane; It ' s Super Sader! Super Sader (Jeff Mott) cheers the Crusad- ers onto victory. R. Thomaston Just Keeping Count. Chris Waddle keeps up his studies even though he is at work in the library. R. Thomaston Strong Supportive Students! Shannon Robe rt and Cindy Cozier show how much they support President Noonkester. R. Thomaston DEFINING CHANGE Continued Center supplying students with an on campus fast food spot, The Grill . Even Bryant Hall had been improved with the addition of new bedroom fur- niture, and after a good night sleep, students were ready for the start of a new semester The year started with the dull roar of registration, where students found up to four hours of lines. Soon after student moral reached an all time high, only to plunge down to the all time low, after an announcement from the Board of Trustees that Presi- dent Noonkester ' s contract would not be renewed. Although moral was low, students pulled together to express their dissatisfaction with the decision and once again there was drastic change in the life of the college. Short- ly afterward, the Board overturned their decision, and reinstated the Pres- ident. When all the alterations of college life were taken into consideration it was evident that the 1988-89 school year would be a yt-ar of DEFINING CHANGE. By: Roy Robichaux It ' s A Hard Job But . . . Mrs. Iris Easterling helps the students in her Freshman Composition class. R. Robichaux Lick, Stamp, Mail . . . The vicious cycle seems to go on forever in the minds of Deanna Case and Donna Lewallen. R. Thomaston 4 Opening

Page 10 text:

Team Work. Novel- ette Gordon and Kath- ryn Simmons paint Ross Hall ' s walk. R. Thomaston STUDENT LIFE: The behavioral habits of a person while enrolled in college. Student life in college never ceases. The day begins at breakfast for the earlybirds, while the late risers usually stumble into class half asleep, forgetting about the momingmeal. Afterclasses one might find the girls gathered around the lobby television catching up on the soaps. A consensus, according to Gretchen Koehler, shows that the all time favorite is Days of Our Lives, v ithSantaBarbaramnningaclosesecond. As the evening approaches, students miraculously come alive.- One reliable source, Tim Fell, tells that at any given time a member of the male population from the campus may be found working out at the Fourth Street gym. Night life consists of attending sports events, socializing during open dorms, study sessions, and going to movies, which is Dedra Martin ' s favorite pastime. When the munchies hit, many students can be found pigging out at Rocket City, Shoney ' s, Indy ' s and Krystals. When the long awaited weekend finally arrives those students who remain in the dorms venture to the Kamper Park and Zoo, or they spend the afternoon soaking in the rays or water skiing at Paul B. On Sundays students attend the local churches and then catch up on last minute studying. There are many special activities provided for students. Concerts and parties are scheduled by different organizations. Who could forget the Womanless Beauty Pageant, the Madrigal Dinner, or the production of The Diviners which left students crying. On the Coast Campus, students enjoy going to the beach to play volleyball or a game of soccer. Some coast students favorite daily activity is playing with the mascot, Fred The Dog, adopted by the students. Studies take up most of the students ' time on the New Orleans Campus, but they manage to take time out for a King Cake Party during Mardi Gras. Even when the students have free time, they manage to keep busy with their nursing studies by attending conferences. Student life plays an important role in college. No matter where you find a student, on the campus in Hattiesburg, the Coast, or in New Orleans, on or off the campuses you know they ' ll be having fun. By: Bobbi Ezell and Amy Matthews 6 Student Life Standing Strong, Students pull together to express dissatisfac- tion. A. McCardle Do I Get Monney? Sorry, Melissa Childs you just get a shirt. R. Thomaston