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

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Krandall Howell, “Some women spend money like it was going out of style.”— Summit, Miss. Billy Hughes, “Trouble is only opportunity in work clothes.”—MeComb, Miss. Larry Johnson, “The grass may look greener next door, but it’s just as hard to cut.”—Tylertown, Miss. Lenny Jones, “Apple pie without some cheese is like a kiss without a squeeze.”— Liberty, Miss., Football, Track. Jessie Jones, “Blessed are those who go about in circles for they shall be called ‘Big Wheels.’ ’’—Columbia, Miss. Loyd King, “Keep your eyes open before marriage; half shut afterwards.”—Liberty, Miss. 24

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Bud Ginn, “I can resist everything except temptation.”—Kokomo, Miss., BSU, Bas¬ ketball. Mitchel Hale, “Soft-Spoken . . . Melanie’s delight.”—Linden, Ala., Football. Melanie Hale, ‘‘Only the young die good.” Linden, Ala. Lynda Hart, “If first you don’t succeed, tr y, try, again. Then quit—no use being a darn fool about it.—McComb, Miss., BSU, Lormettes—Secretary, WRA—Vice Pres., Tennis, Annual Staff. Car °I Harris, “Behind every successful an - there is a woman.”—Tylertown, Miss. u ormettes, BSU. dgar Hawkins, “A real celebrity never Club Dutchtown ’ La ’ Football, Newman 23

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Roger Lang, “Marriage may be made in Heaven, but man is responsible for mainte¬ nance work.’’—Fernwood, Miss. Sal LaRock, “Men who kiss and tell are not half as bad as those who kiss and ex¬ aggerate.”—Amite, La., Basketball, New¬ man Club, Sophomore Escort, Mr. SMJC. Aubrey Lawson, “My TV rating was reck¬ oned equal to the top comics.”—Gillsburg, Miss., BSU. Butch Little, “Wedding ring: smallest handcuff in the world.”—French Settle¬ ment, La., Newman Club, Basketball. oyle Lupo, “A teddy bear with glasses.” A ite, La., Band. J udy Luto, “She is not made to be the admiration of all, but the love of one.”— McComb, Miss., Dormettes, WRA, Wesley. 25