Hillman College - Pioneer Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Mrs. Magnolia Bennett Bell Mrs. Alice Jordan Timberlake Mrs. Mary Thompson Rice These are our “girls” of long ago. Scattered far and wide are the many girls that gathered in the halls of the old C. F. I. during that time and all the years since, but these are here in our midst, scattering love and sunshine along the pathways of all who come into their presence. Each of these silver haired matrons was once a dearly be- loved teacher in her Alma Mater, and it is with mucn pride and pleasure that we place their picture on the pages of our annual. 18

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TOE U SENIOR OFFICERS Linda Mae Bridgers President Ruby Hammack Vice-President Flossie McKay Secretary and Treasurer Lillah Sutton . . . . . . . . . Poet Ottie Buckley Prophet Emmette Mize .......... Historian Motto — “I ch kann” Colors — Black and Gold Flower — Black eyed Susan Linda Mae Bridgers Raymond For herein Fortune shows herself more kind Than is her custom ” “Miss Lindy,” our President, came to Hillman in 1908. At the beginning of every session since, she has taken up her duties with that same wide- awake spirit that characterizes her every action. She has won the love and admiration of all her fellow students. Already they are wondering how they can do without her next session. She has made herself felt in every phase of college life, for she is a girl who can bring things to pass. She has been made president of every organization that she is a member of, from chafing dish clubs to the Lesbian Society. She is the only member of our class who will get both a B. A. degree and a diploma in music. We predict for her a great future as a music teacher. B. A. Degreee and Diploma in Music. 20