East Mississippi Community College - Lion Yearbook (Scooba, MS)

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The Lion Castleman Puqua Amory, Mississippi A. A. Whose work is worthy his en- deavor — ' ' Horace Grissom Fulton, Mississippi A heritage, it seems to me. A king might wish to hold in fee. Honor Mayze Jones Scooba, Mississippi A. A. Telling tales about the sun, When we ' ve little warmth or none. Essie Christine Key DeKalb, Mississippi A. A- Composure is thy gift— Woodrow Hare DeKalb, Mississippi A. A. I have a tale to tell them, And a little dream to sell them. J. H. Hardin Big Creek, Mississippi A. A. His broad clear brow in sunlight lowed — Page Fifteen

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■ • The Lion Edward Clayton Davis Belmont, Mississippi Thou enviable being! No storms, no clouds, in thy blue sky forseeing. Fletcher Drury Carrollton, Alabama A being formed t ' amuse his grov er friends Admir ' d and prais ' d — .Mildred Elizabeth Hobgood Marion, Mississippi A. A. ' ' No rosebud is nigh — To equal her blushes — Onita Elizabeth Jackson Macon, Mississippi A. A. Her eyes are like forget-me-nots So loviiig, kind, , and true. Owen Evans Fulton, Mississippi Ride on! The prize is near! Henry G. Frost Baldwyn, Mississippi ' ' To keep, with fairy lanterns, The world from growing old — Page Fourteen

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■ The Lion Wilson Hardin Calhoun City, Mississippi Welcome, old friend! Njwce Hardin Hull DeKalb, Mississippi A. A. ' ' With his depths and his shallows, his good and his evil — All in all, he ' s a problem must puz- zle the devil— Evelyn Moore Smithville, Mississippi ' ' And that smile, like sunshine, darts Into many a sunless heart — Iola Moore Enterprise, Mississippi A. A. A pearl from Life ' s fresh crown — ■ ' ' James Kirkpatrick Amory, Mississippi If there ' s another world, he lives in bliss, If there is none, he ' ll make the best of this— Arbie Maxey Smithville, Mississippi He sees this world as a boisterous place, Where all things bear a laughing face. Page Sixteen