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Our President Mr. H. T. Huddleston, our President, is known by all as a capable ad¬ ministrator and loyal friend. Besides his many set duties, he finds time to pep up pep sessions, speak at assemblies, attend sporting events, and co¬ ordinate the school ' s activities. President Huddleston, a native of Fayetteville, Arkansas, received his B. A. degree from Arkansas College and his M. A. degree from the University of Arkansas. 4
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Southwest Miss. It. Cortege ti Summit, Uigrig ij Qi Foreword Only the person who is attending or has attended SMJC knows the feeling of love and loyalty a student here has for his school. We are proud of SMJC. We are proud of her high standards, her acade¬ mic achievements, and her athletic honors. Together in the classroom we bow our heads to pray realizing that we are truly blessed in having such a splendid junior college school system. The 1964 Whispering Pine attempts to capture in words and pictures one year of our love and loyalty, striving to illustrate the ideals and traditions which gives the pattern of Southwest its strength and quality. We hope that you enjoy this review of 1963-64, and in the years to come if you chance to dust off your Whispering Pines and thumb, through its pages, it will serve to recall memories of lasting friendships iqcicja nts, which added interest and pleasure to your undergraduat°4 3
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Southwest Mississippi Junior College Summit, Mississippi OFFICE OF PRESIDENT To the Sophomore Class of 19 64 Southwest Mississippi Junior College Summit, Mississippi Dear friends: In your time at Southwest, I hope you have learned a few of the basic principles in the Art of success¬ ful living. Many people become so engrossed in ma¬ terial things that they forget to give thought as to how to live. You cannot take yourself out of the present by switch- ing your attention to what may happen to-morrow. You are in the present whether you like it or not. There is just one thing you can take with you into the future and that is the knowledge of how to live. You can win that only by living in the real world of every day. Wishing for each of you the most of success in your future endeavors , I am 5
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