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

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SHEILA COVINGTON, editor, who has de- veloped insomnia from trying to develop new ways to do old things. Dr. Annette P. Crickard, sponsor, who never bosses us but says, Could we do it this way? JERRY BEAVERS, photographer. When it comes to pictures we leave it to Beavers.

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The EMJC family was greatly amplified this year by a large freshman class, newcomers to our fold whom we try to indoctrinate with a philosophy of service to mankind, a philosophy with a genuineness and integrity which we jealously think is peculiar to EMJC. We at EMJC sincerely believe that the way to a productive life is to be had only through an elevation of the immaterial life. Until this inner vision comes, until this spark disturbs our clod, there can be no appreciation of the scholar ' s life, friendship has no sweetness, material increase loses its gloss. With this in mind the annual staff of 1958-59 happily presents this yearbook to aid you in cherishing memories, and in holding fast to your friendships, those fragile abstractions that im- prove happiness and abate misery. Here is your Cion

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With affectionate regard the annual staff has chosen to honor our band director, Mr. Crago. Not only has he exhibited interest in the music department, but in the general school welfare as well. It was Mr. Crago who avidly promoted the class in photography which demanded of the students active experience in the photographic laboratory. This addition to the curriculum has been felt in all the avenues of school publicity. He has generously contributed of his time to present the band in personal appearances throughout eastern Mississippi and west- ern Alabama. Praise has come from these areas extolling our band for its excellence of performance,— its marching precision, its anima- tion, and certainly its music. We gratefully dedicate this yearbook to Mr Qcne Crago