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

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Sue McDonald, “A woman’s mind is clear¬ er than a man’s, she changes it more of¬ ten.”— Osyka, Miss., WRA, Wesley, Dor- mettes. Beverly McKnight, “My only task is to be silent, I must feel my way back in the world.”—East Fork, Miss., WRA, Dor- mettes 4-H, Band, BSU, chorus, Sextet. Tom Middleton, ‘‘Many speakers need no introduction; what they need are conclu¬ sions. ’—Natchez, Miss. Lafayette Moak, ‘‘Give a woman an inch and she’ll think she is a ruler.”—Johnston Station, Miss. Ken Morris, ‘‘To forget a wrong is the best revenge.” — McComb, Miss. Soph. Class President, Basketball. Leroy Mullins, ‘‘Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may have to work.”— Natchez, Miss. Football trainer. 27

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Jerry Lyle, “This hooby doopy, oop-shoop, ootie ootie, boom boom deaddy boom, scoobledy goobledy dump — is trash.”— Wetumpka, Ala., Band, BSU, Soph. Class Vice President. Kenny McGehee, “This little man with the big voice.”—McComb, Miss. Bob Martin, “Life’s too short to waste with worries.”—Woodville, Miss. Sh’elba McCabe, “Cute and carefree.”— Crosby, Miss., Football Maid, Dormettes, Wesley. Danny McDaniel, “What we see depends mainly on what we look for.”—Carters Creek, Miss. Rex McDaniel, “Laws die, books never.”— Tylertown, Miss., BSU. 26

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1 Marilyn Myers “Man wants a great deal here below, and women even more.”— McComb, Miss James Newman, “Always do one thing less than you think you can do.’’—East Fork, Miss., BSU, Track. Diane Nobles, “Charm is a glow within that cast a most becoming light on others.’’ Baton Rouge, La., Dormettes, WRA, Sec.- Treas., Newman Club. J. L. Pass, “Doctor, I’m ‘C’ sick.”—Cleve¬ land, Ala., Football. Sylvia Pope, “Some people do odd things to get even.”—Tylertown, Miss. Dormettes, BSU, Rebelettes. Lu Paulk, “Respect is what we owe; love what we give.” — Summit, Miss., Head Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen, Wesley, Chorus, WRA. 28