Hillman College - Pioneer Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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AGNES MAY McCOMB Clinton, Miss. Lesbian “ The seasons all but the ivinter’s eliill Are found in the red-haired girl.” Agnes is the baby of the class, red-beaded and good looking. She entered the primary department in Hillman and slowly but surely worked her way to the “top round of the ladder” and this year leaves Hillman with a splendid record be- hind her. Agnes is one of the town girls and is popular among both boys and girls. She is always happy and sees the bright side of everything. It did not take us long to learn that Agnes once visited Eureka Springs, Ark., and she is very fond of it, although she says that there is no place like Clinton. LULU FRANCES MILLER Memphis, Tenn. Adelian “ Heart on lips and soul within her eyes A Lulu entered Hillman before the majority of us, thus giving us the privilege of a long acquaintance with her. She is one of the most sincere, earnest and dependable girls in school. Her unusual power of understanding, unselfish heart and willing hands have lightened many dreary days for others. “Feathers” is one of the wittiest girls in school and at all times she is the very essence of sunshine and happiness. She has taken an active part in every phase of college life and we rank her not only among the first in her class, but in the en- tire universe. Page Nineteen

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LUCILLE KINNEBREW Carpenter, Miss. Adelian “ She was a woman of steady mind, Tender and deep in her excess of ‘Lore’.” Lucille has been with us only two years, but has in that time made good, having won the trust and admiration of all who know her. She is industrious and con- scientious as well as a great lover of fun. “Ciel” has a strong will-power and a keen and wholesome ambi- tion which have opened up her path to sucess in the past and will no doubt mold a brlbant future for her. She is especially interested in voice and since she has learned very readily the art of being able to “pat” time we know she will succeed if this becomes her chosen profession. EMMA LANDRUM Cli nton, Miss. Adelian “A woman of the gentle sex — a seeming paragon.” Emma is one of the town girls. While her course in Hillman has not been continuous, during the terms she has been with us she has proven her worth. We predict for her a brilliant success as a teacher if she undertakes this career. But intentions are not always fulfilled and we will not be surprised to hear some day of a gallant young swain claiming her heart and hand. She is a modest, unassuming girl, winning her way in a quiet, gentle manner. Page Eighteen

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ESCOE PARNELL L’nion, Miss. Lesbian “ Her best is all that she can give, And her best is unexcelled A Wouldn’t this be a great world if we had more like her? Escoe has been with us only one year but has in that time shown her appreciation for the opportunities given here and has made good in everything she has undertaken. Escoe is a fine student and allows nothing to detract from her work. However, she always finds time to listen to, and sympathize with, a schoolmate. By her cheery smile, comforting words and happy dispo- sition, she has won the friendship of every girl in the institution. We point her out as an example of true nobilitv. THELMA PIGFORD Russell, Miss. Adelian “Oh! she was good As she was fair A Thelma, in coming to us in the prep year, made a valuable addition to the class. She is one of that un- tiring kind who is needed to push things on to the goal of success. She is one of the most loyal girls in the class and her work both for her class and society has been ex- ceptional. “Babe” is an eloquent conversa- tionalist and a very attractive girl. Such a person is bound to gain popularity and her friends are not confined to Hillman alone. We wish for her nothing more than the success which she will make of whatever she undertakes. Page Twenty