Morris College - Hornet Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Wayne Fnnks MiChral Garland Judy Gee Zichaiette Gillard Jacqueline God bold Robin Grant Johnny Gregg Arlene Green WASH TIME . . . CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS Junior, Doretha Williams proves this statement hv keeping her clothes Sparkling and Bright. Keeping your clothes clean is very important. As Dorethea shows, keeping the Laundry Koom clean is also a must. She believes in cleaning up after the work is done. Seriously though, a lot of our Saturdays were spent in the laundry room, which was located in the back of the gymnasium.

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JUNIORS FACING THE FUTURE . . . JUNIORS DARING TO BE DIFFERENT The Junior Class is guided under (he leader of these three students. Teressa Marshall. Class Secretary. Kenneth Armstrong. President and Beryl Johnson. Asst. Secretary. The Juniors involved themselves in many fundraising activities to help raise money for the Mid Winter Banquet and the Thanksgiving Rally. These people are the faces of the future ... daring to he different. Kenneth Armstrong Brenda Baxter Irma I tow Kimberly Bcnncttc Julius Cook Lionel Dancy Charles Davis Laura Davis Lydia Davis Joanne Durant Julia Durant Andre Elmore 26

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Sandra Holloman Marian Hudson Trcmcttre Jackson Slvclij Jenkins CaSandra Johnson Gary Kinney Vanessa Lancaster Ethel Lane STIMULATING ACTIVITY. . . FOOD FOR THOUGHT ... Yes the food is really something to think about. To be frank. I think the (franks) must lx- pretty tough. Here we see Stanley Woodruff tackling the dogs. Stanley use your fork, you must think you're in Graycourt or somewhere. But seriously though folks, the cafeteria food can prove to lx- delicious that is. of course, if your pockets are empty and so is your stomach. Zeliria Lewis Sophia McDowell Kcniia Myers Dorothy Mitchell Idcll Mitchell James E. Moore Kandy Moore Cynthia Nelson