Hillman College - Pioneer Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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YOLANDE LOUISE CLARK Clinton, Miss. Lesbian “Queen rose of the rosebud garden of girls.” Yolande has spent five happy years with us at Hillman. Happy to herself and to others, for she is a girl that enjoys living and while she lives she brings joy and happiness to others. With th ese qualities is it any wonder that she is one of the most loved members of the Class of ' 17? Yolande has completed in these five years both the literary and the music course. While she is studi- ous and fond of her books, her greatest love is for her music. We know of nothing better to wish for Yolande than that she may con- tinue to he happy and bring happi- ness to others, as she has done while with us. SARAH LUCILE CONERLY Tylertown, Miss. Lesbian “How high is she? As high as her heart. Lucile has been with us only two years, but during this time she has won many friends. She has not only won outside friends, but her schoolmates will always remember her for her sterling worth. She will be weil remembered by the impression she has made on the students and teachers of Hillman College. She has a “happy” dispo- sition as everyone knows and has conquered a “Lott” of hearts and we hope that her future will be a very prosperous one. Page Sixteen

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NELLIE CLARK Clinton, Miss. Lesbian “ Pure and true aiTection will I know.” Eor five years Nellie has been in Hillman, but during this time she has made the best of her opportuni- ties, for she finishes in both liter- ary and piano. Not only has she made splendid progress in her studies, but from the very first day she entered as a Prep, until her last as a Senior, she has been busy making friends. It can truly he said of Nellie that everyone loves her because of her sweet disposition and charming manners, and recognizes her true worth and ability. Nothing is ex- pected of her in the future but suc- cess, for she is the kind that suc- ceeds. FRANKIE ANNETTE BOLLS Leland, Miss. Lesbian “ To meet , to know , to love ” The first thing we knew of Frankie she was in Hillman. She entered four years ago, just a Freshman, and worthy of all the pranks of that class. She is always optimistic, never blue, and since she has been here has never been heard to utter one word of discredit against anyone. But while “Pea- nuts” is a great lover of fun, she never shirks a duty and we can truthfully sav that she is one of the best all-round girls in school. Her popularity may he seen by her rec- ords. Page Fifteen

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MABEL MARIE DOBBS Mathiston, Miss. Lesbian “ Happy the man who wins her smile ; happier he zvho wins her heart. Marie is a girl with determina- tion and grit in sufficient quantities to make a success of whatever she undertakes. She is sincere in whatever she does and can be de- pended on to do the right thing. A more loyal classmate cannot he found and her originality, wit and intellect have made for her an en- viable record. She has been with us only one year, but from the first has shown her ability as a leader. Her record is unexcelled, her am- bition unlimited, so we prophesy for her great success in her chosen profession, that of a teacher. MARIETTA GALLMAN Georgetown, Miss. Adelian “ Cheerfulness and content are great beau titi ers And are famous preservers of good looks. Possibly Hillman College did not realize that it was to shape the des- tiny of such a character. However Marietta ' s presence has given it the opportunity and it has made good. She has been with us less than two years, and yet, by her frankness and willingness to serve others she has gained the love of everyone. “Ret” is a jolly, free-hearted girl, as well as a hard worker, and she possesses those qualities which make up a true woman. As an athlete she is unsurpassed, being now president of the Athletic Coun- cil and both a tennis and basket- ball star. Page Seventeen