Hillman College - Pioneer Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Junior Calendar for 1921-22 SEPTEMBER 16 — Juniors and faculty arrive on time. 17 — Juniors held by Adelians and Lesbians. 18 — Introduce juniors to M. C. by going walking. 19 — Began to meet and cut class. 23 — All get measured for uniforms. 24 — All report for chemistry at M. C. Lab. 25 — First stute recepticn. 26 — Mary Ratliff goes home. 27 — Fcotball tickets arrive. OCTOBER 1 — Stute reception. 2 — Class meeting to elect officers. 3 — Mary Ratliff goes home. 6 — Juniors’ hear!s ache for seniors’ privileges, as seniors go to reception at M. C. 13 — Verna Brinson and Inez Watts went to hos- pital. 1 5 — Getting ready for fair. 20 — Mary Ratliff goes home. 30 — Go to fair, ride merry-go-round and eat ham- burgers; everybody happy; uniforms didn ' t come. 31 — Home-Coming Dav. Everybody goes to M. C. NOVEMBER 8, 14, 23, 24 — Looking forward to Christmas. 27 — Thanksgiving; had turkey for dinner. DECEMBER 12— All juniors reading time tables. 17 — Mary Ratliff goes home. 23 — Elizabeth Blanchard goes to Jackson with Bardin and misses tram home; has to spend night in Clinton. JANUARY 4— A reunion after the holidays. 9 — We go to picture show at M. C. 13 — Louise Le Master cuts chemistry. 12 Stute beats Clinton High School in a basket- ball game. 21 — Juniors go to first reception at M. C. 22 — Stute reception. FEBRUARY 1 — Cyceum at M. C. 8 — Louise Le Master cuts Bible. 11 — Louise Le Master goes to hospital. 14 — Valentine party at M. C. 21 — M. N. C. beats Stute in basketball game. MARCH 3, 8, 15, 20, 22 — Everyth. ng runs as usual, only went walking by M. C. after supper, March 17. APRIL 1 — Holiday and campus reception. 3 — Louise Le Master cuts history. 8 — Clean-up day at M. C. Pete Barnes lost John Sproles’ heart, and Mary Ratliff won Robert Lee’s. 13 — Juniors have egg hunt given by Miss Higgin- botham. 16 — Tooke Power has birthday. 18 — Ada Manning ha3 a birthday. 23 — Louise meets English. 30 — Elizabeth Blanchard went to church. MAY I — Adelian reception. 3 — Made Annual pictures. 4 — Rained all day. 5 — Went to M. C. to see baseball game. 8 — Louise Le Master goe3 to English. 9 — Juniors go to M. C. for reception. 13 — Have ice tea for dinner. 20 — Juniors start packing trunks to go home. 23 — All juniors leave, with hopes of senior privi- leges for next year. twenty age twenty- seven

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Ella Anderson Mary Belle Biggs Verna Brinson Pheletrus Barnes Inez Watts Junior Class Myrtle Robinson Inez Clower Hildred Coney Jennie Cochran Mary Ratliff Beatrice Evans Gladys Edwards Mildred Johnson Marie McNair Page iwentT

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THE PIONEER (B Want Ads Senior privileges Junior Class To cut walk Inez Clower Several M. C. beaux CLEMMIE RUSHING To stay away from home one week Mary RATLIFF To go back to Senior Lab at M. C Katie BlSHOP To have hair that won’t have to he curled on rainy days Took Power To spend an extra year at Hillman BuMPTY BEASLEY Quotations “A disciple of Satan” Jennie Cockran “And though vanquished, she cou!d argue Chemistry” Inez Watts “Oh, immortal love, what wilt thou not force foolish youth to do? . CLEMMIE RUSHING “She giggles as she went fer want of thought” ELIZABETH BLANCHARD “You look wise, pray correct that error” Neva LATHAM “Better late than never” Zou PERMENTER “The curse of beauty” Ada Manning “Rich in saving common sense” Ruth CALHOUN “She says a vast deal of nothing” LOUISE Le Master Page Iventy-cighl P