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

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19 Mable Simmons Lauderdale — And like music on the waters, Is thy sweet voice to me. Earl Slaton Collinsville The world is good, and the people are good; and we arc all good fellows to- gether: ' Mildred Smith, A. A. Booneville With grateful pride ivc own your many favors. Jewel Smith Bruce As full of sunshine as the breeze or spray tossed up by summer seas. Alvin Stephens, A. A. Meridian A staunch friend, a true friend — shall iv c say more: ? ■MM ' ■■■■:-V::.SW-:i 11 a! biff — y m (I ■j James Stephens, A. A. Meridian He who has courage succeeds. Perry Spraberry Eupora None name thee but to praise. James Triplett, A. A. Brooksville In stature small — but just the same, a man to all. lit lilill ■111 S O P H O

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38 Herscel Reeves Sulligent, Ala. a smile makes a rainy day sunny, He ' ll never need a raincoat. Eugene Reid, A. A. Cuba, Ala. To follow knowledge like a star Beyond the utmost bounds. Ida Lois Richardson, A. A. Bailey Ever in smiles, never weary; Always cheerful, never dreary. Dalton Ridings Macon All I ask is a merry yarn from a laugh- ing fellow rover. Madgie Robison, A. A. Smithville Patience and perseverance arc truly hers; These virtues accomplish all things. Davis Robison, A. A. Smithville Attentive cars and watchful eyes Make him truly wise. Edward Robinson, A. A. Meridian His worth, his honor is to be approved. R. K. Russell, A. A. Pontotoc A mind content, a conscience clear. MORES 1 , 3 %v fi © C°

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38 Glen Thompson, A. A. Faulkville, Ala. To take things as they be — That ' s my philosophy. Minna Vinson, A. A. Waynesboro Who seeks and loves ideals and moves among them. Gladys Watkins Vardaman Virtue is like a rich stone- Best plainly set. Gloster Watson, A. A. Meridian Few hearts like his with virtue warmed, Few heads with knowledge so informed. Herbert Webster, A. A. Caledonia Thou art thyself, beneath whatever sky. William Wheeler, A. A. Belmont And thus he wore without abuse, the grand old name of a gentleman. Woodard White, A.A. Bailey A boy worth while; He will go a second mile. Florrie Mae Wilkins, A.A. Preston The smile of love, the friendly tear, The sympathetic glow. MORES