Meridian Junior College - Reverie Yearbook (Meridian, MS)

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FUR ITH the first Volume of Reverie, We celebrate the Merid- ian Senior High School-Junior College debut into the yearbook world. Hoping to engrave certain precedents into this book, We have combined talents to make Reverie representative of every niche of activity at Meridian Senior High School-Junior College. Reading between the photographic lines, one finds that the Camera Club took, developed, and printed every picture in this edition with the exception of that of Dr. C. A. Ray. Student photograph- ers also made the View of the school on the cover. Each depart- ment contributed its talent-cuts by the Art Department, writing by students. If this book reminds you of the carefree corners of life found here, if its scents of pungent school memories spice your future, then you will forever ramble through its pages as you now stroll the campus, leaving thumb marks instead of footprints. M- c:MMa l- CONTENTS School Athletics Classes Organizations Leaders Creative Writing E

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I E RIA Tr. C. A. Tay, president of the school board of Meridian public schools for nine years, was always our benefactor and friend. At his death this year we sensed deep loss of the one who could read our hearts. As a tribute to him, We engrave his memory into REVERIE.