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

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Mai, COM liri ' i.Ki! .... I )(»(l(ls i lie Hiilirr kii )it s iiiiisif iiiul ihr litli iil Dull lir Ikis. Milkri IIS HK-c )iifi hiirlii liirirs in iirrlcrriirc In jnzz. Lcc Society: M. N. G. ' 2!). ' ;!(); Hand; Orciiostra ; Glee ( liil): V.)i(c Dept. Y. M. C. A.; Hasket iJall ' 20; Science Clwl). Si.Mi ' sox ..... Drew Mnnio iirrrr fails to ' (imc irrJl iircitiirrd for r a.v.v, Vr ' ([ like to copji tier ixifics : thru more of its iroiilil ixiss. Lee Society; Y. W. ( ' . A. Secretary; Science Clul). fJoHX T. ' icKKi!s .... Mooilicad .1 vrri (listiiiuuishrd man is John T. We sincerely believe he irill (ilirays he. Wilson Society Vice President ' 29; Y. M. C. A. Vice Pres.; Football ' 2S, ' 29; Basket Ball and Track ' 28, ' 29, ' 30. Jkaxellk Wassox .... Moorlicad She has { race, she has icit. she has charm, she has knowledge. Avd she ' s done a lot of things for her class and college. Lee Society Vice Pres.; Y. W. C. A. President; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club ' 29, ' 30; Editor-in-chief Retrospect ' 30; Athletic Ed. ' 29; Science Club. James W, Crowell . . . Swit ' lowu Freshmen may come and Seniors may go. But meet me at Sevenson ' s Drug Store. Wilson Society Pres. ' 29; Y. M. C. A. Reporter ' 28; Sec ' y ' 29; Literary Editor Retrospect ' 28; Dramatic Club; Debating Team; Science Club; Football ' 28, ' 29. ] rARY Elizabeth Casey . . . Moorhead .4s a ' leader she has won great fame. As a model girl she has done the same. Wilson Society President; Y. W. C. A.; Chairman of Finance Com.; Glee Club; Spanish Club; Business Manager of Retrospect; . Science Club. Everett Bradley, Jr. .... Isola Blow, bugle, blow! Here comes Bradley, flying, flying, flying. ' Lee Society; Band; Orchestra; Glee Club; Y. M. C. A.; M. N. G. .A. A A 1 O -3 (y ▲ A ▲ A 29

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IvniKi. l ()(;i K .... Ilia Bciia Fur ))i ! future. I ' ll Iniilil fnnii the jxist. Hut ttl iti ' f.si ' Ht. Ill fi I ' lirit runs fa.it. Lec Sdciety; Y. W. C. A.; Commercial Club. P ii.i.v Si ' KiLKfi .... Invt ' nioss .l.v ( iiiilitical lender I think he ' d he tjnat his talk ' s so (iinrinriuf . as shown by debate. Lee Society, Pres.; Y. M. C. A. Reporter; Secy. Miss. Y. M. C. A. Conference; Pres. Fresh. Class ' 29; Dramatic Club; Debating Team; Advertising Mgr. Retrospect: Glee Club ' 29; Spanish Club; Science Club. Bkssie McKay .... Pelahatchie None iconder irJiy Bessie has so many friends. For to siveetness and goodness her character tends. Lee Society; Y. W. C. A. Treas.; Commercial Club; Typist Retrospect. Lekjutox Patterson .... Blaine Pat distinguishes himself in every uttem[)t he makes. Y. M. C. A. Secy. Treas.; Wilson Society; Commercial Club; Football ' 29, ' 30; Basket Ball ' 29, ' 30; Track ' 29, ' 30. Vkra TiLLi rAx ..... Iiuliniioln In the library so much, sweet Yera. no doubt. Knows much about books, both inside and out. Lee Society; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Chairman Pester Committee. Mathis Armstrong . . . Greemvood Music and singing and mending all day long. Thus we have Armstrong. Y. M. C. A. President; Wilson Soicety; Glee Club; Voice Class; Band; Orchestra; Spanish Club; Science Club. Lizzie Bell Legett .... Drew Loyal, faithful and true. What could we do irithout you. ' I e Society; Y. W. C. A.; Chairman of Vesper Committee; Science Club. 28

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Side Lights of Sophomore History Kdurlccii ycai ' s a,i;o Miss X ' ilit I illa V ) llii ' cw a cane across the room and lluis starlcd four incnibt ' i-s of the pi ' cscul so])lu)iiu)ro class iij)- on tlicir sojourn I ' oi- knowlcdiic I ' rom the ])1 ' cs(mi1 class mcnibersliip of foi ' ty, sixlccn l iiadtiatcd I ' roni llu ' S. A. II. S. l)uvnii - our freshman yeai- a1 S. ,). ( ' . IwculN -onc new comers joiiu ' d our band and this year lliree inoic members came our way. These students hail from far and near. Sunflower C(nuit ' sends twenty-one, Leflore and Ilum- phre s send three each, two iiail from Louisiana, and the remainder of tliem represent five other counties. Twenty-se ' en of these seniors are lodging- in the dormitory. Thirteen reside in town. The -ariety of talent found in our class is shown by the different aclixilies in which we excel. Six are 1)lowing their way to fame in the 1)and, four are singing the blues away, eight are taking expression so as to directly say what they tliiidv, eight have been debaters of rate, five are distinguished orators, seven lia ' e shown dramatic ability in reading, and four play the piano. To prove that other people think our class has outstanding grey matter, five ])laeed in the platform events of Junior College State Field Meet and eight placed in the literal ' } contests (during their freshman year.) Fourteen of our numl)er are at i)resent taking French, twelve Spanish, and twelve comniei ' cial work. The class of ' 80 has ])rov (l just as elTicient in athletic events as in litei-ary. Seven of our miml)er are foot-ball heroes, five boy;i and two gii ' ls are on basket ball teams. Ele eu of our number Inive shown their ability on the track. Besides having the above mentioned accomplishments, fifteen of our mimber are working their way through school and hold such re- s})onsible positions as nurses and milk men, Imtclier, checker of ac- counts, sweepers, librarian, electrician, dining room waitresses soda jerkers and various othei jobs. in addition to this the you.ng ])eoi)le ' s organizations of the school and churches are well attended by the members of our chiss. The officers of these organizations ai ' e conii)osed nniinly of members of the sophomoi-e class. The class lias held its hiwful ])hice by ax ' ei ' aging highest in spell- ing, depoi ' l ment, and attention, ha ' ing moi ' e on the excellent list and loss on the unsatisfactory list than an - othei- class in school. Ijcaviiig a i-ecord of which we are i)r()ud, we say farewell to our alma mater and wish for it success and triumph undreamed of as yet. A f 0 3 ▲ A ▲ A . 50