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

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Beulah Williams, A. A. Meridian The smiles that win, the tints that glow, But tell of goodness spent. ' Mr. J. B. Welborn Electric Mills Whose work is worthy of his endeavor. Welborn Young, A. A. Macon A man — a right true man — ' say. THE CLASS YARN No adventurer ever set out upon his journey with half so brave a spirit as eighty- two Freshmen began their quest of knowledge which led them to East Mississippi Junior College in 193 6. Such a large group of lively green countenances only added zest to the Glorious Adventure . Among them were those who excelled not only in literary activities but also in athletics. Before the year was up they had passed over the diffi- culties and had found themselves adjusted and really liking their new home. Father Time marches on! Now the group has donned the name of Sophomores. In 1937 sixty-seven worthy veterans began their new path of learning. Together they traveled upward until the end came into sight. Their great responsibility now was to account for the journey. It had been so happy and carefull despite the toil and effort. The social events along the way made the adventure joyful, and the end came all too soon. With the treasures of wisdom and a diploma awarded at the end of their quest, this class marched out into the world. It was the ending of an adventure together and a commencement of sixty-seven journeys alone! s o H O M O R E S

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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

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The FRESHMEN OFFICERS Zack Rogers President Woodie Wesley Vice-President Mrs. Knight Secretary-Treasurer J. C. Ivy Reporter Miss Sikes Sponsor 111