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

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' The Hindsonian ' 27 Marie Keith ..... .. Utica, Miss. Glee Club ' 26- ' 27; Girl Reserve ' 25- ' 26; Dramatic Club ' 25- ' 26; Sigma Tlieta Literary Society ' 26- ' 27; Christian Endeavor ' 26- ' 27; Club Editor An- nual ' 26- ' 27; Le Cercle Francais ' 26- ' 27. ' She was born to be a garden where the smile of love might lurk. Marie ' s friendly manners and amicable person- ality make her liked by all. She has made many friends, who wish her the greatest success in life. Robert Magee, Jr. Franklinton, La. Hi-Y ' 25- ' 26; Le Cercle Francais ' 26- ' 27; Varsity Basket Ball ' 26- 27; Group Captain B. Y. P. U. ' 26- ' 27. Love to one, friendship to many and good will to all. Robert came to us in the fall of ' 25. a freshman from Louisiana. With his pleasing personality and stately manners he has won the regards of all who know him. He is a hard worker and a most deserving student. With the ambition which he possesses, nothing but success awaits his fut- ure undertakings. Flavus Bunyard Swindoll. Raymond, Miss. B. Y. P. U. Secretary and Treasurer Hi-Y ' 26- ' 27 26- ' 27; General Flunky ' 26- ' 27. Whenever there is anything to be done right, Mr. Swindoll is the man to be called on. Indus- try and patience deserve the reward of success. Josie Lucile Thornton Utica, Miss. Girl Reserve ' 26- ' 27; Christian Endeavor ' 26- 27; Le Cercle Francais ' 26- ' 27. She is young, vivacious, brilliant and kind. Feiv such girls you rarely find. Josie is jolly and likable, and those who can claim her friendship are fortunate. The part she has played in college life speaks more eloquently than anything that could be written. . , Page Twenty-three

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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

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' The Hindsonian ' 27 Laura Enochs Weathersby, Florence. Miss. Girl Reserve ' 24- ' 25, ' 26- ' 27; Basket Ball ' 24- ' 25; Glee Club ' 24- ' 25; Pianist B. Y. P. U. 24- ' 25; Vice-President ' 26- ' 27; Class Representative Staff ' 26 27; Le Cercle Francais ' 26- ' 27. Gentle in person, conduct and noble by heritage. Generous and free. And a heart for every joy has she. Laura ' s pleasing personality and jolly good fel- lowship have won her a host of friends who re- gret to see her depart from H. J. C. Lois Weems Sun, Miss. Town Club. None knew her but to love her, None named her but to praise. Lois has won the admiration and respect of the student body, for she not only studies and en- joys her work, but always has time to lend a helping hand in any of the college activities. Dan Williams Terry, Miss. He says I will; for he knows he can, He looks for the best in every man. Dan is the type of fellow that we must know in order to appreciate him fully. He is studious, energetic and friendly to everybody. With such qualities as these Dan cannot fail to succeed in his chosen profession. The future holds much in store for him. John C. Williams Terry, Miss. If ivords are too weak, there is nothing to gain, But if words are too poor, they would praise him in vain. John C. ' s motto evidently has been, What ' s worth doing is worth doing well, for he cer- tainly has done well while here. Few men have the diligence and persistence of John C, and if this same persistence is continued in his profes- sion, his reward is certain. We wish for him the best. Leroy Williams ... Learned, Miss. A hard worker whom difficulties never daunt. Leave it to Leroy! An all-around man of merit in the fields of Journalism, Romance and Politics, often reconciling the three with remark- able success. The scope of his activities is the most convincing evidence of his ability. Page Twenty-four