Hillman College - Pioneer Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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I t I VIOLA ELIZABETH PORTER Lena, Miss. Adelian “ Shalt shoiv us hour divine a thing a woman may he made.” Viola lias obtained two years of her growth and development in Hillman. From the very beginning she has been noted for perseverance and application. She is never idle, for if she is not seeking knowledge in the classroom or in a textbook, she is busy with a needle or a tat- ting shuttle. There is no girl in the class who surpasses Viola in unselfishness and a willingness to serve. She has been a very helpful factor in the Y. W. A., and all other lines of Christian endeavor. Although Viola’s future is unre- vealed, we feel sure her unselfish- ness qualifies her for eminent serv- KATHRYN RUTH RAMEY Waynesboro, Miss. Adelian “None but herself can he her parallel ” “Bobby’’ possesses those faculties which blend into a charming per- sonality. She is a favorite in the entire court because of her affec- tionate disposition, her humor and her congeniality. Hillman is justly proud of Bobby because of her ini- tiative and ability. She is original and versatile, and rules herself and others in such a tactful way that there seems to be no ruling. She has real college spirit that makes college days worth while, both for herself and others. She is fore- most on the athletic field. Her past record casts a brilliant prophecy for a future one. I do not mean to say that she is indolent, for decidedly she is not. But Bobby certainly finds real pleasure in her “Nap.” Page Twenty-one

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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

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i MARY LOUISE SANDERS Kosciusko, Miss. Lesbian “A safe companion and an easy friend The picture you see is only half of Louise. How shall we describe her? Her only fault during her en- tire school career at H. C., has been that she has not fallen in love. In grades she leads the class and her specialty is making hundreds, but we hope that when she has left the halls of Hillman, and is leaving the halls of “Ole Miss.,” she shall see the error of her youth and adopt the wiser plan of studying less and — fall in love. I MARION SNYDER Clinton, Miss. Adelian “With softest manners And gentlest arts adorned.” Marion is one of our town Sen- iors and has been a student of Hill- man from her earliest school girl days. She is quite a favorite among the girls and her popularity at M. C. is shown by her victory in the popular girl contest. With diplomas from both literary and expression departments, coupled with her charming personality and her capability of work, we predict a most happy future for Marion in whatever course she pursues. Page Twenty -two