Hinds County Agricultural High School - Hindsonian Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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y The H i n d s o n i a n ' 27 F. (). Cork Adi Work is work, and must be clone Yet as I work I have my ««. We appreciate Mr. Cork ' s unselfish devotion to the promotion of anything which was heneficial to the Senior Class, whether the henefit derived was from work or from a social. Mary Lyle Brown Learned, Miss. Belhaven College, ' 25- ' 26;Y. W. C. A. ' 26; Dra- matic Cluh ' 26; Calvin Wells Literary Society ' 26; Class President, ' 26- ' 27; Girl Reserve, ' 26- ' 27; Expression Reporter, 26- ' 27; Editor-in-Chief Annual 27; President B. Y. P. U. ' 26; President Le Cercle Francais ' 27; Captain B. Y. P. II. ' 27. . flower cannot bloom without sunshine; Neither can a friendship circle be complete without her acquaintance. Mary is undoubtedly one of the best loved girls in school. As a student she leaves an enviable record. As a Christian worker she is unexcelled, and as a friend she has no equal. During her ca- reer here she has been a potent factor in shaping the ideals of those who have come in contact with her. The hearts of the entire school go out with Mary wherever she may go. Audrey Lucile Blocksom Learned, Miss. Glee Club ' 26; Girl Reserve ' 26 Cercle Francais Senior Class ' 26- Smiles and C adversity it ill Dignified, indust all that a Senior in voice have wo Boundless succes Chairman Program Committee - ' 27; Secretary and Treasurer Le 26- ' 27; Secretary and Treasurer ' 27; Epworth League ' 26- ' 27. ood Cheer in the face of ultimately bring their reward. rious and painstaking, Audrey is should be. Her accomplishments n for her a place in every heart. s awaits her in that line. James F. McCaleb Hermanville, Miss. 1 hate nobody, Vm a friend to all, if ever I ' m needed don ' t fail to call. A good student, a good friend, and an original thinker, Jake leaves H. J. C. We expect him to do something very much worth while for he is the kind ol graduate of which any college is proud. V Pai , wenn one

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' The Hindsonian ' 27 e JVre Builders By Leroy Williams IS We are builders, merry builders, Iu our hands the tools of time. In our hearts a song sublime. Ever flowing, tense with rime. We are builders, merry builders. Out of wood, and brick, and stone. Building steadfast, building on, Lives that peaceful gods intone. We are builders, merry builders. Faring forth through distant lands. Rain or sunlight, on all strands. Constant in our Master ' s hands. Class Officers President Mary Brown Vice-President Jake McCaleb Secretary and Treasurer Audrey Blocksom Poet Leroy Williams Page Twenty

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' The Hindsonian ' 27 Dollie Black well Tyler town. Miss. Girl Reserve ' 26- ' 27; Group Captain B. Y. P. U. ' 25- 26; Vice-President and Corresponding Sec- retary B. Y. P. 11. ' 26- ? 27; Basket Ball ' 25- ' 26. Happy, thoughtful, kind and true, There is no favor she will not do. Brimming over with the joy of living and with good will, her hrown eyes constantly twinkle with fun. Dollie has made for herself a place at H. J. C. that will be hard to fill when she is gone. Grace Crawley Raymond, Miss. Glee Club ' 26- ' 27; Sigma Theta ' 26- ' 27; Manager Basket Ball ' 26- ' 27 Le Cercle Francais ' 26- ' 27; Secretary and Treasurer B. Y. P. U. ' 26- ' 27; Ex- pression Club ' 26- ' 27; Sport Editor Annual ' 27. A rare good sport, tender and true, One of the best all-round in our crew. If you are looking for a girl of work and worth, Grace is the one playing a prominent part in Col- lege athletics, and in the classroom, too. She goes out from H. J. C. with the sincere love of her classmates. Julia Goodwin Raymond, Miss. Strong in will and rich in wisdom Yet so lovely sweet, woman to her utmost heart. Most perfectly conscientious in her work and in her association with others, Julia has placed her- self in the high estimation of all her schoolmates. She has the respect and esteem of all who have known her. Of course it is the sweet disposition and shining, brown eyes that hold all who she tries them on. With the ambition that she has her life will be one worth while. [rs. Alfred H. Hodge . Oxford, Miss. We neither knoiv nor care We look into our hearts and you are there. Mrs. Hodge is one of the few who can number their friends with their acquaintances. She is sweet and clever, and everyone loves her. Page Twenty-two