Southwest Mississippi Community College - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Summit, MS)

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Buford Clark, “I’ve sometimes thought of marrying—and then I’ve thought again.”— Mars Hill, Miss. Kelly Coleman, “Happiness? Nothing more than good health and a poor memory.”— Liberty, Miss., Football. Wilda Cockerham, “A working girl is one who quit her job to get married.”—Liberty, M iss., BSU, Band, Chorus, WRA, Dor- niettes. Cliff Crawford, “It’s all right to live it up, you can live it down.”—Osyka, Miss., Basketball. Steve Dawson, “Just put me on the lazy, no-account list.”—Natchez, Miss., Newman Club. D °y Ie “Great men always die, I n to live.”—New Orleans, La., Football, Track Newman Club. 21

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Butch Butcher, “The narrower the mind, the broader the statement.”—Osyka, Miss., BSU. Peggy Campbell, “Quiet, reserved, and everybody’s friend.” — East Fork, Miss., BSU, Band, WRA, Chorus, Dormettes. Lynwood Carr, “Every revolution was first a thought in one man’s mind.”—Mc- Comb, Miss. Paul Carlisle, “The love of money is the root of all evil.”—McComb, Miss. Clay Caston, “All emotion comes to me through the elbow.”—Liberty, Miss., Foot¬ ball Manager. Ben Chapman, “Greater men have lived, but I doubt it.”—Natchez, Miss., Student Government President. 20

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Jimmy Dunn, “If a man was great while living, he becomes tenfold greater when dead .”—McComb, Miss., Wesley. David Farnham, “He who laughs—lasts.”— Magnolia, Miss. James Fenn, “Big shots are only little shots who keep shooting.”—Summit, Miss. Janella Fortenberry, “Women like silent men.”—They think they’re listening.”— McComb., BSU, Cheerleader, Basketball. Charles Gentry, “The cruelest revenge of a woman is to remain faithful to a man.”— McComb, Miss. Harry Gibbs, “A man always has two rea¬ sons for doing anything—a good reason and the real reason.”—Atlanta, Ga., Foot¬ ball, BSU. 22