Hinds Community College - Eagle Yearbook (Raymond, MS)

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The way to a man ' s heart, etc. ' JOHN MERRITT. Whiteville, North Carolina Deeds, not words are the measure of the man. LUCY MIKELL, Prentiss, Mississippi Work bears witness who does well. WILLIAM SIDNEY MELLICAN, Jackson, Mississippi A very likable boy, pleasing to be around. MARY ELIZABETH MILLS, Carthage, Mississippi Friends should be preferred to kings. STEVEN L. MOORE, Brandon, Mississippi My mind to me a kingdom is. JOSEPH (JAY) MORROW, Brandon. Mississippi Work is no disgrace; it is idleness that is a disgrace. L. M. MULLENS, New Hebron, Mississippi No mind is well organized that is deficient in humor. JOHN KAREN NEELY. Hollandale, Mississippi A quiet tongue makes a wise head. WILSON KEVEN NEELY. Hollandale, Mississippi My business and my art is to live. JACK NUTT, Lena. Mississippi Virtue, the most pleasing and valuable possession in the world. Ji

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' Santa Claus comes early to the Methodists. ERNEST SCOTT McNAIR. Raymond. Mississippi Knowledge will reap more than silver and gold. JOHNNIE MEEES McNAIR, Raymond, Mississippi The silence often of pure innocence persuades when speaking fails. JOHN JAMES McNAMARA. Jackson. Mississippi The sign of a true-hearted sailor is to give and take a good joke. HARLAN MAJURE, Philadelphia, Mississippi Wide is the world, but I must see it all for adventure is mine. COLLEEN MANN, Enterprise, Florida The archer hath not, in all his quivers choice an arrow for the heart like a sweet voice. THERESA MARBURY, Jackson, Mississippi The best things come in the least packages. JOHN WILLIAM MARTIN, Florence, Mississippi And I oft have heard defended, little said is soon mended. VERNON RAY MARTIN. Anding, Mississippi For daring nonsense seldom fails to hit like scattered shot, and pass with some for wit. LEE CLARE MASHBURN, Pelahatchie, Mississippi Both silent when there is need, and speaking in season. LUCILLE MAYFIELD, Crystal Springs, Mississippi Wisdom is the abstract of the past, but beauty is promise of the future.

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- f P 1 t WALTER OGLESBY, Jackson. Mississippi With great hope and a light heart he follows his star. GLORIA OVERBY. Benton, Mississippi Quiet, easy to get along with, and a nice person to know. LEROY PACKER, Terry, Mississippi Easy to meet, slow to quarrel, a friend to all- CAROLYN PARKER, Jackson. Mississippi A serious student and a good friend to all. PHILIP PAYMENT, Jackson, Mississippi To gain new knowledge is also true adventure. LAMAR PEYTON, Bentonia, Mississippi To know him is to know a leader and a worker with a clear head and an understanding heart. THOMAS G. PEYTON. Utica. Mississippi With an economy of words but a wealth of ideas. WILMA FAYE PEYTON, Bentonia, Mississippi Quiet till you know her, always ready to help anyone. EUGENE POFF, Clinton, Mississippi A boy who enjoys any situation, has a mischievous streak and clowns for the fun of it. CLAYTON POPE, Magnolia, Mississippi A conscientious worker — a student of whom one expects success. ' Charming hospitality.