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

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GARNETTE HARRISON MOORIIEAD, MISS. Pres. Class ' 29; Sec. Wilson Society; Y. AV. ( ' . A. ' Pile i)i-()verb Little in stature, but fjreat in iTitcllcct tils our liltir ilanii ' lli- a. if slii ' were till- sdinrr (it tlif inspiration tn tin- ori ina ' wiiti ' r, Shi ' is an cxc-i ' llriit stmli ' iil. Sin- .n- .i s all tun ami frclic, liut is tull of i-casi.n and .iuilfiun-nt in siaiiius lualtirs. She is as neat and ilaint as a fairy in the ckdl and just as light-hearted as one. BLACKWELL HILL JiooiiHE.vn. MISS. AVilsnn Society; Band; Y. M. C. A. Glee Club; Fn.,tl.all ' I ' lt. One man ' s loss is another ' s gain, so when ( tie Miss lost Blackwell we gained. Ivlackwell is strong- in his convictions and gets the best f many an argument. Though he ' s rather ris. rved. he is a loyal, true friend to thos who know him. He is the drummer in the tiand and certainly makes the music. BELLE JONES COILA, MISS. Pres. Y. W. O. A.; Lee Society. Relle is the type of person whom the world stands aside to let pass, for she knows whither she is going. She is the backbone of the d ' n- ing-room force. She is sincere and friendly, and has a deep sense of religious obligations. . ni with all these merits comes another; she is chuck full of fun and wit. JSelle, how could S. J. C. do without you? EDDIE LINDSEY DLTRANT, MISS. Vice Pres. Lee Society; Y. M C. A.; Football ■28, ' 29; Track ' 28, ' 29; Baseball ' 28, ' 29. Eddie is one of the most dependable fellows in our cla.ss. He is always willing to try to do anything that needs to be. done. Eddie ex- cells on the cinder-path. He is diligent, lik- alile and praiseworthy. LAWRENCE PATTON Wilson Society; Y. M. C. A.; Football ' 28. Pat believe.s in the old proverb. Silence is golden yet he has enough fighting spirit in him to let the student body and faculty know that he can come to the top. His scholarship is splendid, his ideals high, and his influence always for the right. LILLIAN PEARSON BLAINE, MI.SS. Lee Society; Sec. Y. W. C. A. . combination of gracefulness, modesty and sin( i-rit -, our J il enjoys the respect and love of i vcry one who knows her. Pretty is as |iritt does. Lillian is pretty. She is a sjilendid student, a genuine friend, and a loyal suijpoiter of every worthy movement. 24

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GKOROK MIST SClll.Allat, MISS. V. M (• ' . A.; Lci ' Sdci.-tv: I SasUcI l ;ill ' S, Baseball ' 2S. ■■ ' .l; Kootliall ' 28, ' • •). Aust lovt ' s a jiiUi ' so imicli that lie doi ' sn ' l even mind vvlicii the joke is tinned on hini ' I ' hrouKh patient endeavm he Rets where he and KleniiiiK are KOinK- Aust lias the sehoul spirit and lielps maintain the slaTidiiiB ' ( the schiMil in rvcr turm ot allih-lics. EVA MAE HEARD ISOI.A. MISS. Y. W. C. A.; Lie Society. As good natured as the da. s an ' Icmff. lOva Mae brightens our paths with hei- lalm deliglu in liie. She is a gal who seeks success in honest strife, and merits all ihe good things that come her way. WREN CARTLEDGE KliK.NCII CAMP, iMlSS. Treas. V. W. ( ' . A.; Wilson Society. She is loyal and true and plays her part in every phase of college lite. Her record i.s always clear for she has never failed a subject nor lias she received any thing less than 100 on her room giade for the past two years. She is quite, modest, and calm on all oc- casions and she knows her onions. JAMES CROWELL SWIKTOWN, AIISS. Pres Wilson Society; iteporter Y. M. C. A. ' 28; Sec. and Treas. Y. M. C. A. ■2!t; Dramatic Club ' 28, ' 29; Science Club; Glee Club; Foot- ball ' 28. ' 29. .James is a hero on the stage. He plays the part of the lover to perfection — Perhaps it ' s because he practices so much in actual life. He won second place in State Junior College ora- torical contest last year and we predict greater honor for him this year. Popular, handsome and peppy is our .lames. WILLIAM FLEMING SCHLATEB, MISS. Wilson Society; Y. M. C. A.; Glee Club; Foot- ball ' 28, ' 29; Basketball, ' 28, ' 29; Track ' 28, ' 29; Baseball ' 28, ' 29. William is famous as one of the Schlater T ' wins, the otlier twin being Aust. His ability to yodel is equalled only b.v Jim- my Rogers. He says he belongs to the work- ers ' union and refuses to rid himself of excess energy more than eight ( ' . ' ) hours a day. The boys all like him and the girls — they do, too, for things are lively when Flem ' s around. INA GUESS DREW, MISS. Lee Society; Y. W. C. A.; Treas. ' 28; Sec- Treas. Class ' 29; Private Sec. to Supt. Vandiver ' 29. Ina is famous for her stenographic aloility and marvelous insight into Mr. Vandivers ways. She is one of the most beloved girls on the campus and is always ready and willins to be of helpfulness to anyone. Her dry wit is a source of fun for those who know her best and her advice is sought on many occasions. 23

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IRiEiriP 0)SiPit icT JOK ROSS STAK, MISS. Pres. I.oo Society; V. M. C A.; Science Cluli One never Ivnows just wliiU to expci of Joe, for he nuuiaKes to lialiiiice the sul)linie and ridiculous. As a leader he is faithful and sincere, as an athlete he is all there, and a. ' - a friend he can ' t be heat. SAHIN HUSH .MOOKllK.M), .MISS. Wilson Societ.v; Football ' aS, •2;t: Hask.lball ' 28, ' 2!l; Track ' 28, ' 2;i; Science f ' lul); Glee Cid). Sabin savs that lie has heard Mr. Vandivcr make 1!»8I chapel talks. We will not dispute his words for he started to school here in the 2nd srade and he has not been late lo ib.ipel within the past six years. ELIZABETH STRICKLAND .MOOlillK.VI), MISS. l ' :(litor-in-chief Retrospect. Cheer leader ' 28, ' 2;i: Lee Society; Music Club; Vice-president Glee Club; Science Club; Hi-Y pianist She writes us a poem, she p ' .ays us a tune, she recites us a perfect lesson, she • heers us on to victory, and then she goes home and helps with the many duties of the household. MARTELL TWITCHELL DKKW, itISS. Pres. Y. M. C. A.; Vice-pres. Class; Lee Society. Martell is loved and admiied by the studeni body and faculty alike. He takes an activi part in every college activity and leads ir them all. With his deeds of kindness and his words of love he helps to make earth happy like the heaven above. JOHN T. VICKERS MC CARI.ICY, MISS. Football ' 28, ' 29: Vice-pres. Y. M. C. A. ' 28, ' 2 ' J; G. ; ' 29; Vice-pres. Wilson Society; Track ' 28, Captain basketball ' 28, ' 2H; Sgt. M. X. Science Club: Athletic Editor Retrospect. Vick is one of the most jiopular student.-- on the campus. He is the coach ' s riu;ht iiand man in all phases of athletics and is a very active member of all religious organizations. ANGELINE WILSON IXDIANOI.A, MISS. Wilson Society; Vice-pres. Y. W. C. A. Though Angylina has been accused of never being back to school on time she gets- there just the same. She has never failec a subject in high school or in college. She Ijroves that gentlemen prefer blondes with deei) blue eyes and pretty dimples. LEABERT WREN SKENE, MISS. Sgt. M. N. G. ; Sec.-Treas. Lee Societv; Dramatic club ' 28. ' 29; Science Club ' 28, ' 29; Football ' 28, ' 29; Track ' 28, ' 29; Y. M. C. A. Leabert entered the S. A. H. S. as a freshman and has a very t-nviable record. During his entire school career he has never failed in a subject. His pluck and grit are unlimited, and what he sets out to do he does. 25