Corinth High School - Columns Yearbook (Corinth, MS)

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sweef f-M fr June Williams fwyagf nReady of wit, long of tongue, short Q fun of fun. fl A, Almos ioung MX Much stud i y 8 A ob, W a weariness to the f:1esh. fwfgfkw i . , A X5 Q diff -de Qffgiziiecizf H9722 admire him most.n '7fYVdWNU QQi6??v4L:4Lrev' MJJMWMMWW f 1 Z,-4, g'fe V'4'c6 a dh Carpenter wlmpulsjve, eager, and q ite nea , -,is gyiaam, Mya ?f ?'U fb-mv gimfgfjf TO THE SENIOR CLASS Dear Senior Class of 1942, We wonder, by another year, just what you'l1 do. Will you remember our mottoes in school- Or only consider them just another rule ? Since we must separate and find another routine, Sweet memories we'11 keep with highest esteem. Some of us will enter college and be on our way, But others will indulge in the activities of today. Will you choose the road to happiness in life? Or will it be the one with pain andQstrife? But whatever be your choice, dear Seniors of' '42, We wish you success, and hanniness, too! 4 -Lois Harrison el i rfl is