Hillman College - Pioneer Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Nell Hinze Hinze, Mississippi President of the Senior Class Business Manager Pioneer, ’29-30; Vice-President Dramatic Club. ’28-29; President Dramatic Club, ’29-30. Those who know her best appreciate her smiles and sweet disposition. She fills all offices with dignity and efficiency. Truly she is worthy of the name “Miss Hillman.” Martha Nan Reed Weir, Mississippi Vice-President of the Senior Class Nan — a lovable little brunette with never a frown but ever a smile for all the world. f 1930 t J

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College Lite is a Drama of Dreams, Two years we’ve been on the stage, And now ’tis time for the curtain to fall Tlie seniors have read their last page. In act number one at the “Stute” we met; We loved all the girls at first glance, Twas a kindly fate that brought us here, And gave us a wonderful chance. The play was short ; oh, far too short, We linger and fain would stay But seniors must go when the curtain falls, And give the juniors full sway. We’ve played our parts well, so they tell us. This cast of seniors so youthful and glad. Through these two acts our roles were played And none of the scenes have been sad. The curtain rises on the stage of life; The seniors again have a part. They no longer revel in fun at the “Stute” Into the real drama of life they start. On that larger stage in the world’s great play: Hillman’s training both guides and inspires, The happy scenes of that fleeting day Make of Life’s drama what the world requires. k f ' wo 22

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% « Gladys Allen Pinola, Mississippi It seems to be quite the thing to be in love — at least that’s what one gathers from a chat with Gladys. Hose Mary Eubanks Sallis, Mississippi Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class Vice-President Junior Class, ’28-29; Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class, ’29-30; Reporter, Glee Club, ’29-30; Vice-President Adelian Society, ’29-30. A bright spot on the campus for three years, Rose Mary may count her friends as “legion.” i 24