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

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MARY WILLIAMS MA., Florida State University Librarian ' This the teacher knows — children do not just grow up ! They must be taught how to grow, with mind and sense responsive to their possibil- ities. One generation must move the social dis- tance we have come from the banks of the Nile. One generation — and the teacher. HALLIE L. CRAYTOR Carnegie Library School Librarian REV. H. H. YOUNGBLOOD B.D., Emory University Bible ADDITIONAL STAFF MRS. ONIE JUMPER Assistant to the Dean of Women MRS. IDA MADISON Campus Store MRS. OLGA HUTCHERSON Campus Store MRS. ALICE NOWELL Dietitian MRS. OLA HUTCHERSON Dining Hall MRS. THELMA McNEIL Dining Hall ..

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B i HETTIE PRICE B.S., Mississippi State University M.S.. Mississippi State University Social Studies BOB SULLIVAN B.S., George Peabody Football Coach £ap ROY PRICE B.S., Mississippi State University Mathematics N. J. SMITH M.S., Mississippi State University Biology Today ' s teacher is committed to the care and nur- ture of the race of man . . . This generation must be served as no other that has gone be- fore it. They cannot merely be educated to the level of adequacy, for this world, shrunken by man ' s conquest of distance, can be shattered by the misreading of a radar screen or by the misinterpretation of a single word. WARREN SWOOPE B.S., Mississippi State L ' niversity Social Studies Assistant Football Coach IRA Q. WEAVER M.S., Mississippi State University Vocational Agriculture MILDRED WEAVER A.A., East Mississippi Junior College Study Hall

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