Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

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LUCINDA I. CRAWFORD. Clarksdale, 'Keep your face toward the sun and the shadows will always fall back. EMERSON DELANEY. Wood- ville. He has a way of his own and we find it very pleasing. ANDREW DUPREE, Clarksdale, A smile for all, a greeting glad, an amiable jolly way he had. DOCK FORD. Clarksdale, l like work, I could sit and watch it for hours. ELIJAH FORKNER, Woodville, He carries his troubles in his pocket with a hole in it. ALICE FOSTER, Clarksdale, Behind every cloud there's a silver lining. vis. fs: 'P ST ,qs 4,-. 'f f W, ROZEL FURDGE, Dundee, A mind at peace with all the world. ODESSA GRAY, Mound Bayou, A,good heart is better than all the heads in the world. NOLIA JEAN HILL, Carthage, A great head with little wit. EARLINE HUBBARD, Magee, Say little. do much, meet everyone with a smile. CLAUDETTE JONES. Marks, Why worry, things are going to happen anyway. INDIANA JONES, Coahoma, She is so lady-like, as QTY,

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ESLEY AMBROSE, Clarksdale, President, Burdens are for shoulders strong enough to car- ry them. SAMUEL TORRENCE, Holly Springs, Vice President, Care ful, considerate, and loved be- cause of talents and disposition. SHIRLEY COLLIER. Dublin, Secretary, Those who meet her are never disappointed, those who know her never re- gret it. MINNIE JENKINS, Oxford, As- sistant Secretary, No simple duty is forgotten. WILLETTE WASHINGTON. Clarksdale. Treasurer, She says little, but thinks a lot. JOHNNY LEWIS MAGEE. Busi- ness Manager, A fellow whom everyone admires for his game- ness. wit, and good nature, Z , IBO. ,Ov-40 is ' N5 ' 1 5' ,Km nz- x v ri f ' x ll, X . f ' Ir-4 af- MELTON DOUGLAS, Pascagoula Parliamentarian, Never in a hurry, never a care, always good humored, sure to get there. JESSE PAXTON, Brookhaven, Sergeant-at-Arms, As an ath- lete - really does rate, and as a lover, hmm, he's great. ELNORA ADAMS. Clarksdale. ln appearance very neat. in behavior hard to beat. HENRY ALLEN, Clarksdale, With malice toward none, with charity for all. GEORGIA AGNEW. Clarksdale. Of all the pleasant things I can recall, loving Johnny L. is the best of all. RUTH BATTON. Japan, Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad.

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MARSHA BLACK. Sardis. P0- liteness goes far, but costs nothing. EARLY BARGAINER, Pascagoula All great men are dyingg I don't feel so well myself. N. B. BILLUPS, Dublin, Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. MAE BELL BYRD. Brookhaven, It's nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice. EDNA BRYSON, Shaw, Sweet, neat, and quite petite. CATHERINE BLACK, Alligator, Happiness is a habitg cultivate it. Qihgv , ,..,.-.am 1 'QF' V VV? X we, T i .jp DOROTHY BATTEAST. Tut- wiler, An honest woman is the noblest work of God. ' ANNIE L. BUTLER. Ruleville. One of great character who sees only the good in others. EVELYN C, CAMPBELL, Mem- phis, Reporter, l want what I want when I want it. MINNIE COLEMAN, Cleveland, She 's never still .1 minute, where there's fun she's in it. LEDORA COOPER. Clarlcdalcf. Sincerity is her middle name. SHIRLEY CRAWFORD. Clarks- dale, Pretty and happy. jolly and gay, smiling at boys the livelong day.