Mississippi Delta Community College - Retrospect Yearbook (Moorhead, MS)

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ETPOSPEC KiNCHEN O ' Keefe, Vice-President Anice Doak, President JOHN T. ViCKERS, Secrelar]) College Organization THE Freshman Class of 1927 had the rare privilege of being the pioneer class of the Sunflower Junior College . With noble dreams and high ideals the members bound themselves to the common cause and chose for their watch- word, Not for myself, but for my College. Added to the strength of last year ' s members are 31 new freshmen who have pushed the pioneer class on to sophomore- dom. There is strength in unity. So the two college classes have united with a firm purpose to carry on the spirit and the good work of the S. J. C. As one body they selected Anice Doak as president, Kinchen O ' Keefe as vice-president, and John T. Vickers as secretary. With these able officers, the college students have maintained their spirit of loyalty, their high standards in scholarship and conduct and have taken as their slogan, Carry on. In the friendships which surround us And the joys We loof( upon. To our school we shall be faithjul. We have still to carry on!

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lllilfMS ETPOSPEC AUGUSTA BAILEY . . . Siewart A heart of gold, a character of rwble qualities, and a genuine girl. Whatever is asked of Augusta she gives her best. She has won a multitude of friends by being ever ready to lend a helping hand. She is a bless- ing at the bedside of the sick. JUEL BRUCE .... Cr )slal Springs Jucl is our newspaper reporter, a Spanish shark, a constant member of the honor roll and a member of the 1928 debating club. She successfully combines seriousness with a dash of frivolity. MARCELINE CALLAWAY . Sledge Marceline is genteel in conduct ; polite and reserved in manner. She knows what to wear and how to wear it. During her one session with us, Marceline has endeared herself to us all. JOHN LUCAS CASEY . . Moorhead Johnny is cur campus cynic. His blue eyes and golden locks are quite a contrast to his six feet of masculine charm. If anyone should wonder what is to be worn this season by the up-to-minute man, just look Johnny over. He fills a great, big place all his own in our hearts. ANICE DOAK Moorhead Anice has a keen intellect, nourished by constant endeavor. She is our class president, a member of ' 28 debating team and a dra- matic actress of ability. She can write beau- tiful poetry. She can sing and she can play. She can do most anything — and do it well. Anice is the kind of girl that puts vim into the daily routine of school. MARY BELLE GIBSON . Moorhead With gentle pe prevailing force, Intent upon her destined course. Mary ' s honors bespeak her ability. She scores near the top in scholarship, is an en- thusiastic member of the dramatic club, lit- erary editor of the Restrospect and the assis- tant secretary to Supt. Vandiver. Indeed, she is a lady of affairs.