Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

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Cgofofomore ponsors azmf Offgbers MR. KEYS MRS . CURRY C 'Annu MR. REID 'S 5. ,.-2 N qs G - ms S 1 a. T Ji' K? xi.. , , A-as 'XN -Q . Wg! Piciure W if -gl Nof M':.,k.- V Available Aim .V,, Y., MR. CAIN MR. HERSEY MRS. KEYS MR. LENOIR 'jfs' .f .S-W M8 5 OFFICERS L. to R. SEATED: Kenneth Thomas, Josie Washington, Grover Woodfolk, William Harrison STANDING L. to R. William Young, Malinda Ford, Larry Thomas, Bonnie Conwell, Allen Turner Marion Eley, Mose Rollins.

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CLASSES ff f., 't From the squeals heard in biology to the melodious strains of music, and the Click-clacking of office machines, Coahomans are continually surrounded with sounds in all of their classes. When they walk onto the campus they hear sounds of friends talking, laughing and enjoying school life. These sounds make the world of Coahoma's 1980 students. 28 . , E at , :A7 3 ' I a '.ni

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ADAMS, ALVERNICA, Principle is a passion for truth. ADAMS, BARBARA, A thing of beauty is a thing of love. ALDRIDGE, BONNIE, A good imita- tion is the most perfect originality. ANDERSON, MATTYE, Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it. ANDREWS, ARMA, The biggest mis- take in life is to make the same mis- take twice. ANTHONY, JOE, When now we must depart may success fill our hearts. -VTR 613' 'Nw- QQW1 as im' BANKS, CEOLA, I'll note you in my book of memory. BARNETT, ELAINE, Ask of my heart no more than you ask of life. BARNETT, MARY, Sma11 minds dis- cuss persons average minds discuss even'tsg great minds discuss ideas. BLACK, MOZELLA, A chaste moral character is one's most priceless pos- session. BREAUX, TI-IEODORA, People perish from the lack of knowledge. BRooKs, EXCELL, God must have loved the common people or he wouldn t have made so many of them.