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

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'll l lI l ' l Ill ' i 5' ETIQ S DEC II IIIIIIIIIIIII The Jolly juniors T WAS the fourteenth of February and because the Jolly Juniors had worked so hard and so well for the past twelve Weeks, Miss Thomae agreed to chaperone them to the Woods for a sure-enough Holaday, provided they would get Mrs. lVlcCallister to go in her Ford and take a Couch, whereupon the said ladies would sit and decorate a large Hart for a Valentine party that night. So all agreed, the happy, carefree group, made their way through the Eastland and byways and to a lovely Lee which sloped gently down to a beautiful creek over which there were two queer little Lowe Bridges. William, a very mischievous boy, himself, started across one of them, leading Vernon and lnez by the hands. But the more mischievous Sam threw a rock at him and as he tried to Duckett he and the girls fell into the Rushing water, and had to Wade out. While the boys went swimming in the creek, the girls scampered off to the Fields to gather some of the early White Howers that were just beginning to peep out. Mary Ellen was surprised to find a small Brown Berry on a Tiny Bush. Grace and Vivian strolled beyond the Hill away from the other girls and had a bit of bad luck. A Crook came along and took Vivian's Jewel and Grace's Nichols. E. and Eugene heard the screams of the frightened girls. Their first Guess was that they had seen a mouse or Fox, so they ran with a Rush to them. But they were not Fleet enough. The thief escaped, but not without losing his Beard and getting Hurt in the attempt. It was not Long before Leo and James, sons of the Miller, with Ruth, Hallie, and :he Thompson girls came Bustin by in a car. They were going to visit the black-Smith who lived four miles away. Some were singing Juanita and some Carry me back to Old Virginia, at the top of their voices. Clegg never could stand singing and let out a yell, Have Mercy. O-den you don't like our singing! yelled the merry crowd as they went on. Lucille didnt' forget that it was time for lunch and she didn't fail to remind every body that she wouldn't eat Graham crackers to-day. All gathered around and had a great spread under the Oakes. Everything was fine, even though a Pyron fpie runj. Agnes smacked her lips and said, Mims, Mims, what a grand lunch we have had! The Jolly Juniors entertained themselves all afternoon with delightful games and frolics. But about Fore o'clock Roma and Ralph came running up and said the sun was sinking in the West and it must be time to go. Lavelle waited for Doris to get her Hood and then led the way back to the campus, for Mr. Vandiver had decreed that with the first sign of the Gray night fall the revelers must hurry and be back on the dot. Pretty is as pretty does, so the loyal juniors brought their Holaday to an end. ---MARY KATHERYN FORE AND MADGE WHITE. s - ,A In mu III Ill nmunm N X E- X X., as 1 ff- N ,-N F Qfkff 'EQ -lp' A x'X.f' f.'N ' -Nf'N,-xfsx t

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