Copiah Lincoln Community College - Trillium Yearbook (Wesson, MS)

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'Fil' .. f, ,K 1 l 1 I 1 K 7'lT'x V' . . U u- , . I 'V ,n',i, 1 , . ROBERT PATTERSON Though pleased to see the dol- phins play, I wind my compass and my way. LELA BELL MASHBURN A The graceful fairy of music abideth in her soul. ELIZABETH FORD Amazing brightnessppurity and truth Eternal joy, and everlasting love. LEO NUNNERY He has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. W. D. WHITE The more I argued the point, the more I didn't agree. ESTHER QUINN She wins friends with her irre- sistable smile-but it's the spirit behind the smile that keeps them. FLORENCE DUNGAN There's not a joy in all the world you will not find Within her. FRANK PICKERING What a great thing is a voice to make the world happy with a song. f29

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MATTIE MAE YOUNGBLOOD Laugh and the World laughs with YOU, Study and you study alone. LEONA WHITE Perfectly sweet, amiable, and de- niure always. ANNIE MATT SHIRLEY . Of good grades galore She has a store. HOWARD DOUGLAS ' A mind not to be changed by place or time. QUINTORY ASHLEY No duty could. o'ertake her, No need her Will outrunf' ERNA ALLEN She has guarded her ideals so carefully that only her friends are acquainted with them. GEORGE RICH H What e'er there be of sorrow, I'l put off till tomorrow, And when tomorrow comes, why then 'Twill be to-day and joy again. LENA MAE PARKER Modest as a Violet. A ny-f -,Q V' if -,nn 5- f28 1 , L- 4

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1,-. , , I TORCH BEARERS The one chief ain1 of the class of '26 has been to pass its bright and glowing torches to its fellow classmen. VVithout these torches, representing the immaterial wealth of life that can neither be sold nor exchanged, the class feels that it could not possibly have lived its high ideals and completed its course with them unlowered. The outcome of the Game of Life, in which every one, great or small, consciously or unconsciously, is playing, is wholly determined by these virtues. With one request, that you keep these torches bright and shining to pass to those who wait for them, we the Class of '26, hand to you, the Seniors of tomorrow: First: Truth, the master torch: from time immemorial Truth has always stood and all he knows or is, is goodg and truth when taken all alone is firm as walls of solid stone. Second: Friendship, we hand to you because we are truly attached to you by esteem and affection. Third: Sincerity, always be genuine, true and real. Fourth: Loyalty, faithfulness to a friend will always bring success. Fifth: Reverence, profound respect mingled with affection is one quality of a gentleman. Sixth: Honesty, freedom from deceit is a great factor in one's success. Seventh: Courage, life is full of difficulties and dangers. Therefore strength of mind which enables us to brave these dangers is very essential. Eighth: Service, labor done for another is a characteristic of a Christian. Ninth: Patience, when we are in the midst of struggles, A patient spirit is bet- ter than the proud in spirit . Tenth: Justice, last but not least, unto every one it meets, it deals out justice as it should, alike to both the bad and good. A. R. 1301 ,