Sunflower County Junior College and Agricultural High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Indianola, MS)

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E-I-QOSDEC --'- -'mlllllwllllluulllllll llllllll Class Directory NAME usuAu.Y SEEN VOCATION AvERsioN DUT BAILEY Keeping House Bookkeeping Guarding the refrigerator MLLE. BIJOU BRUCE Making up Reporter Surplus clothes MARCEE CALLOWAY Going to town Vivian's model Loud speakers JOHNNY CASEY Variety store Traveling salesman Primping girls SIS DOAK Studying journalist Numb-skulls in Spanish M. B. GIBSON Typing Secretary Being called Red Y ii W rin Y Y G i 7 G i if W Being left in the RED HOVAS Gabblng Pedagogue background A G GG A 7m G A h' PREP HURT With Moses Gentleman farmer nyt mg Common f W and usual A G . . Listening to someone Q P HEALTHY HUGI-IES rg rlazzing i g W ipe organ NW W shoot the bull BABY KEALHOFER Singing Music teacher A certain beau Viv Locoms On Doodlebugn Artist Observing the study hour NELL MCCRORY Trying to be . . Home maker inconspicuous People who criticize her friends JOHNNY JoNEs Moses IzzY OKEEFE Popping off Politician Reading the news College Prof. Q Putting out energy Giving up hismi morning paper L. E. Ross speaking kindly Y, w. c. A.msQfwiQQgSi,ymQf G G TINY RUSH Gigglin' GGG Running around Wasting time studyingiA PQ? TOLAR iPassing bym G Grator W 'ilVlen W NEZ TRUITT Advising Molly Stenographer Pretention ' ' Ill ' Ea st ? l Hil l Ill! '

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. X f nkbfx Class Poem School's nearly out And we just Drant to shout lt's play time now for a Ivhile. But wail just a second And what do you reclfon There's a tear behind each smile. Back to the farm The coclfs crow for alarm And the long lazy days of summer. But is it all joy In leaving the old girl and boy And greet in their stead a new-comer? No---it is sad Cause the friends we have had Made school days so happy for us. And when we say au revoiru How long is it for? That---Old Father Time will adjust. Thinlf of the fun, All the meaness 1ve've done The little things so peppy and gay, The secrets Ive've shared With those who have cared, They were the roses along our Ivay. Even the sorrows Made the brighter tomorroIvs And now they seem so small. They hold just a nook In a four-chaptered bool? Of really no value at all. fust at the end There's a brealf in the trend .The old happiness is mingled with pain, For that day always comes When we say to our chums Coodbye, Cod grant Ive may meet again. ---ANICE DOAK. : 2 Z t , A - r 5 Z Z S - A' I 'NPN : 5 4 i ' N ,X sf f we W, , f X ff-N ,., ifkcxf vxqplip- . x X..f' if -x' 5- N 'N's

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