East Mississippi Community College - Lion Yearbook (Scooba, MS)

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George Adkins — Guin, Alabama I have more understanding than my teachers, and thy testimonies are my study. Margie B. Aust — Scooba Grace in all simplicity. Sara Aust — DeKalb A mighty spirit fills that little frame. Mamie Lou Aust — Scooba The hand that made you good hath made you fair. John Barrett — Shuqualak Mind moves matter. Dora Bounds — Bailey A merry spirit doth good like a medi- cine. George Calvert — DeKalb Work is work and must be done; while I work, I have my fun. Erlene Carter— Mashulaville Strive to seek, to find, and not to fail. Louise Cook — DeKalb The grass stoops not; she treads on it so lightly. J. M. Cullum— DeKalb And so I rest your constant friend.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS si ■» II I is 1 I I. II li St 11 ' ft Si i:pi« ' ipiiijui i nmiB ■■ ' a.iiiiiiaii ' iiuw»»JHi-.KitKa! i.uJ! Bac«asgM88ae8 ' G O ►cH ».«■« a WRMSW WS ' r tlt i Heber Ethridge President J. M. Cullum Vice President Josaphine Smith Secretary Ruth Hutchinson Treasurer Christine Mathews Reporter

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jjgjMHaWBWI Ti ' ■ i I I -TTTir-iirin mi in .. ii H— HWWW 1 1 ij.I Burma Ruth Dillard — Tupelo Her soul is full of whispered song. Helen Duncan — Preston She is a phantom of delight. Heber Ethridge — DeKalb Knowledge is power. Elizabeth Flora — Shuqualak Adieu and farewell are sounds un- known. Retha George — DeKalb Virtue is like a rich stone — best plain- ly set. Romey George — DeKalb No enemy but winter and rough weather. Grady Graham — DeKalb Laughing is what greases the wheels of life and keeps them rolling. Mattie Sue Gunn — Kewanee She possessed a peculiar talent of pro- ducing effect in whatever she said or did 0j t 1 i farm, tn . John Guyton — Jackson ' ' 0uM For man is man and master of his fate. Ruth Hutchinson — Scooba Mingle a little folly with your knowl- edge.