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

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- ■The Lion - George Vaughn Amory, Mississippi A. A. Snappish dialogue — He always prompts a smile — Robert Weaver Meridian, Mississippi A. A. ' ' His worth, his honor, Is to be approved. ' ' Cornelia Young Macon, Mississippi A. A. Thou, with the meek brown eyes, In whose orbs a shadow lies — Mary Fant Young Macon, Mississippi A. A. Fashioned so slenderly, Young, and so fair! James Weaver Meridian, Mississippi There the common sense of him, Shall hold a fretful realm in awe — Edward Wallace Scooba, Mississippi A. A. Tew hearts like his, with virtue warm ' d, Few heads with knowledge so in- formed. ' ' Page Twenty-One

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The Lion Stanley Summerfield Smithville, Mississippi A. A. And yet he sailed the seas, And plunged into the dawn — Curtis Stewart Seooba, Mississippi A listening soul — full of dreams — Kachel White Brooksville, Mississippi A. A. ' ' Down in a green and shady dell, A modest violet grew — Ella Frances Woods Dyersburg, Tennessee ' Mid twilight thrushes that re- joice, Is found the cadence of her voice — Woodrow Stuart Seooba, Mississippi They key to success lies in thoroughness. ' ' James Thompson Shuqualak, Mississippi That which we are, we are — Page Twenty

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— The Lion — Ray Wedgeworth Meridian, Mississippi A. A. Joying to feel himself alive! James Windham Cochran, Alabama A. A. Would I had been that gallant cavalier. Wayne Wood Fulton, Mississippi lis the man who, when friends need help Denies them nothing but his name. ' ' Page Twenty-Two