Hillman College - Pioneer Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Sarah Turcotte -------- Clinton, Mississippi “She’s pretty , sweet and all the rest That might be said of her But of all, I’d say this is the best We couldn’t do without her.’’ Dependability, loyalty, sincerity — these are characteristic of Sarah. Her lovable disposition her ever-readiness to help have won for her a host of friends. Those grayish eyes of hers just seem to inspire love and confidence. Sarah, here’s to you. May happiness and success follow you in whatever path of life you choose to walk. Nelson B. Y. P. U. ’27, ’28; Basket-ball Team ’28; Spanish Club ’27, ’28; Hikers Club ’27; Y. W. A. ’27; Co-ed S. S. Class ’27, ’28; Carrol S. S. Class ’27, ’28. Thelma David Coney Clinton, Mississippi “She took our daylight with her , The smiles that we love best.’’ Where will we find another who can laugh her way into the heart of every student and teacher at Hillman? Always gay and happy she has a power to make all around her happy. Thelma David is a senior in two departments and has made a fine record during the entire time she has been at Hillman. As business manager of the Pioneer she has secured the gratitude of every student for her efforts to make the Pioneer worthwhile to all who love her. Co-ed S. S. Class ’28, ftven B. Y. P. U VJ 128; Business Manager of Pioneer ’28; Expression Club ’27, ’28; Carrol S. S. Class ’27. Page Thirty

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Wade Wells Clinton, Mississippi “ Her very quietness called attention to her merits. It’s true we see Wade much more than we hear her. Her quiet, demure ways have won for her a place in the hearts of Hillman girls. She is a good student, loyal friend and capable girl. Her quiet dignity, her sweet and unselfish disposition and her high ideals combine to make a character which is indeed worthy of a true girl. Her attractiveness and personality have won her many friends and to the class of ’28 she has been an indispensable member. Pauline Dent Marked Tree, Arkansas Pauline is to Hillman what water is to thirst — absolutely essential. She has the fine art of making friends which is more than accomplishments but an inborn individuality and by her music she gains entrance to the hearts of many a soul. It is our wish that as she goes out from us even though she may run across a few rocks in her journey she can roll them aside and pass on to her desired goal. Glee Club ’26, ’27, ’28; Y. W. A. ’27, ’28; Spanish Club ’27, ’28; B. Y. P. U. ’26, ’28; Lesbian Society ’26, ’27. Page Twenty-nine i ■

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Mildred Seal Sicily Island, Louisiana il Genuine graces , in themselves , speak what no words can utter.” It is difficult to express on paper the indefinable charm that pervades Mildred. She is the kind of a girl that other girls would like for their brothers to marry — and in this there is no higher praise. She is pretty, clever and gracious, but beneath the serene surface of her being lies a nature so rare and beautiful and pure as to charm all who are permitted to withdraw the veil of her reticence, and know her as the truly lovable girl she is. Hikers Club ’28; Carrol S. S. Class ’27; Co-ed S. S. Class ’28; Poet of Junior Class and Senior Class; Spanish Club ’28; Basket-ball Team ’28. Berteal Langston Clinton, Mississippi “ Happy am , from care I am free Why aren ' t they all contented like me}” Berteal’s charm lies in her sunny smile and cheerful disposition which radiate and brighten the world about her. She makes no pretense under any circumstances or to any- body and is at all times “just what she is”. There is not a girl in school with a bigger heart, nor is there one who can be a truer friend or a better sport. To all her school mates, she is an all-round, jolly, good girl. Hikers Club ’27; Sec. Aven B. Y. P. U. ’27, ’28; Carrol S. S. Class ’27; Y. W. A. ’27: Spanish Club ' 28; Basket-ball Team ’28. Page Thirty-one