Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

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Congratulations to the annual staff of the Coahoman. You are doing a job for Coahoma Jun- ior College And Agricultural High School which reflects credit on the entire institution. Since this is our only annual publication, we look forward to it with pride and we render whatever service possible toward the satisfactory completion of The Coahoman. It is our hope that a copy of this publication will find its way into every Negro high school library in Mississippi. Incorporated into its pages is a message which brings hope to those who seek quality education. Students who want a college education and cannot attend one of the senior colleges because of a very limited amount of finance should investigate the educational program here at Coahoma Junior College. The fact that its graduates have made enviable records in higher educational institutions and in their vocational careers testifies to the effectiveness of our program of education at a cost that you and your family can afford to pay. It has been a source of refreshing satisfaction to work with you this school year. May each of you be blessed with the success and high purpose which you have so intently sought. B. F. McLaurin, President ....Af..... -..,-:......,