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

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GLEE CLU President CARROLL RUSH Vice President SAMMIE BRINKLEY Secretary LOUISE MAXCY Reporter JACKIE CLARK MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT — Front Row: Mildred Cade, Sue Warren, Helen Leathers, Lamar Wood, Evelyn Brinkley, Frances Johnson. Second Row: Lily Howell Johnson, Winfred Hamrick, Mary Martin, Hilda Neal, Norma Palmer, Kathleen Shaw, Myrtice Hurst, Mary Magers. Third Row: Bennye Bethany, Dorothy Hollis, Russell Stokes, Todd Agnew, Jackie Clark, Leslie Tubb, Jesse Goza, Hubert Tucker, Elizabeth Haskins. Fourth Row: Carrol Rush, Waldo Van Devender, Nona Pickens, Meek Murphy, Sammie Brinkley, Dawson Ferguson, Almyra Miller, Janelle Patey, Sara Briggs, Jack Tubb, Bobbie Barnett. The Glee Club with its splendid director, Miss Mary Leila Gardner, and pianist, Miss Dorothy Hollis, has been very active this year. Its programs of classical and semi-classical music, folk songs, and negro spirituals were enthusi- astically received by their audiences. The Glee Club sang at a P.T.A. meeting in Cleveland, at Vesper services, gave Christmas and Easter programs, also other performances in neighboring churches and schools. 28

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ANNUAL STAFF Co-editors DOROTHY ABERNATHY, JACKIE CLARK Business Manager CLOVIS STEELE Assistant Editor WINIFRED HAMRICK Assistant Business Manager AVRA RAE MOORE Advertising Manager BOBBIE BARNETT Assistant Advertising Manager MILDRED BAUCUM Literary Editor NORMA PARMER Organization Editor JOHN FEATHERSTON Art Editors RUTHIE WHITE, AARON VAUGHAN, DORIS HALL, MYRTLE OWENS Sports Editor CARL RUSHING Joke Editor LONNIE BRANNING Photographers LOLA VAN DEVENDER ELIZABETH HASKINS Sponsor MRS. HELEN MAYSON Although working under many difficulties this year, the Staff has tried to give the students an annual that is different. This year we have tried to make a book that will effectively portray the happenings of our school session of 1941-42. We deeply appreciate the honor and privilege of editing your yearbook. 27

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AND Under the able leadership of Mr. C. E. McBride the band has made unusual progress this year. It has given many interesting programs during the year and was in faithful attendance at basket ball and football games. The band sponsored a festival in which the bands of Macon, DeKalb, and Scooba participated. A large crowd attended the program in the gymnasium. It competed with other bands of the state at the contest at Jackson. There it displayed skill in marching and talent in music. Bottom Row. Left to Right ELOISE DUDLEY Twirler JEAN ROSENBAUM Bells WINNIE JEAN ELEY Flute ELSIE EDWARDS Cornet MAMIE LOU AUST a Mellaphone TOMMIE ANDERSON Mellaphone BILL GIFFORD Clarinet J. R, DUDLEY Clarinet GRADY HOPPER , Cornet J. W. EDWARDS Clarinet ALLEN WATTS Cornet DONNIE PEARL LOCKLEY Clarinet C. E. McBRIDE Director SARA WILLIAMS Twirler Second Row HUBERT TUCKER Sousaphone DORIS SHAFF Clarinet SARA BRIGGS Clarinet DAN CLARK Trombone CURTIS BEAZLEY Clarinet CAROLYN TEMPLE Snare Drum MARY LOUISE SPERLINGS Trombone JACKIE CLARK Cornet LESLIE TUBB Cornet MARJORIE TEMPLE Alto Saxophone UNDEANE GULLY Cornet LEE CLARK , Sousaphone Third Row DALE WATTS Cornet RUTHIE WHITE Bass Clarinet JACK TUBB Clarinet DOROTHY HOLLIS Clarinet ARTHUR WATTS Clarinet JACK TINSLEY Tenor Saxophone TODD AGNEW Cymbals JACK AUST Trombone HOWARD COOK Bass Drum JOHN EVANS PERSONS Trombone 29