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

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J d imsn PIGFORD, T. S Kewanee QUARLF.S, LEON Scooba RANKIN, SHELLIE Nettleton REESE, MYRTLE Fulton RICHARDSON, ]. W Meridian ROBERTS, WALTER Vardaman RUSH, CARROLL Porterville SHEFFIELD, VERLON Dorsey SIMPSON, DOROTHY DeKalb SMITH, GEORGE DeKalb STEVENS, LOAS Smithville STEWART, LORAINE Nesbitt STUART, ROY Macon STURDIVANT, TRUMAN Derma THOMPSON, DRAPER Shannon TILGHMAN, EARL Scooba ULMER, JOHN N Scooba VINCENT, EILEEN Collinsville WARREN, OMERA DeKalb WEAVER, SARAH Quitman WEDGEWORTH, DOROTHY Lauderdale WHEELER, EVA Fulton WHITTLE, FRANCES Vardaman WILLIAMSON, RUIE Red Bay, Ala. WOODS, LAMAR Dorsey WEAVER, J. R , Tishomingo

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s fiz nmsn HUMMER, VERNON Prairie Point HUTCHERSON, DORIS Geiger, Ala. HUTCHERSON, JOE Scooba JOHNSON, ARLENE Smithville JOHNSON, ELSIE Meridian JOEINSON, HERBERT Scooba KALEY, FRANK Bremen, Ga. KITCHENS, LEONA Scooba KITTRELL, EEWIS State Line KNAPP, ROY Mobile, Ala. EINDLEY, ANNA LEE ......... Baldwin LISENBY, WILMER Ozark, Ala. LOCKLEY, VAN Scooba LONG, BROWNIE DeKalb LUKE, ERCELLE Preston McDADE, L. D Porterville McDONALD, LINTON Meridian McLEMORE, ELIZABETH State Line MAXCY, LENELL Golden MIZE, ELZIE LEE Quincey NULL, WILBURN Lauderdale NUNN, BILLIE Quincey OWENS, RANDALL Fulton PAGE, DORIS Red Bay, Ala. PALMER, LOUISE .........,,, Preston PATTERSON, OUIDA Amory

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C an PRESIDENT VIRGENE CLARK VICE-PRESIDENT CLAY EVANS SECRETARY-TREASURER DOROTHY HOLLIS REPORTER MARGARET WIMBERLY LOIS AUST ELIZABETH BEAZLEY RAYMOND BLOUNT DIXIE BRIGGS ETTA BROOKS SYBIL BROOKS VIRGENE CLARK CLARA L. EDWARDS CLAY EVANS LILLIE ANN GIFFORD NORMA HELM DOROTHY HOLLIS BESSIE B. HURST MARGARET ANN HUTCHINSON FRANKIE KEY JAMES T. LANIER HORTENSE LAVENDER BILLIE LAVENDER SMITTIE LAVENDER LEANARD PERSONS JAMES H. THOMAS ANNA RUTH WALL MARGARET WIMBERLY We the Seniors have for four long years been looking forward to 1940. Now that it is here it has been a richer and fuller year than even we had anticipated. During the first semester there were football games, Thanksgiving holidays, and rings and invitations to o r dcr. After Christmas came basketball season. In March and April a number of our members participated in the literary-field meets held here and in Meridian. On April 9th we presented our class play, Cinderella Rose. Then followed our class night exercises, the alumni banquet, and at last the delivering of our diplomas. Our high school days are now over, but they have left their imprint upon our minds and our char- acters. Through them we have been made strong, To seek, to strive, to find, and not to yield.