Copiah Lincoln Community College - Trillium Yearbook (Wesson, MS)
- Class of 1929
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N grateful appreciation for all that they have done for us, for their untiring interest in us, for their if.: T.. . ' ,Sympathetic and under- standing loyalty in all of our un- certakings, for proof of their loy- alty and devotion-making our unior College possible, we re- spectfully dedicate this fifth volume of the CO-LIN to the .- VOTERS OF COPIAI-I AND LINCOLN CoUNTiEs ! CO-l.lNe Zin itliemnrg Num Glnman Birh Qlilarrh B. 1529 Yesterday a rose smiled: A star shone. Today the rose is shattered, And the star is gone. Once a broolf laughed: A breeze sighed. But now the broolf is silent: The breeze has died. Once you laughed and drew breath lightly, Slept and malt-ed at dawn. But now you laugh not. breathe not, Sleep, but walfe not at dawn. We'1ve a vacant deslg in the old classroom: A vacant chair in the hall. We've a vacant place in the old hall team: A vacant spot fn the hearts of all. 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HORTON History NIISS RUBY EVANS Mathematics CO-LIN Faculty NIRS. FRANK OSWALT Hall-Librarian OSCAR AUTRITT French-Spanish Miss LULA STEVENS Dean-Registrar Mlss IJILLIE MAE COVINGTON Matlmrnatics H. L. STONE Coaflz-flgricullure Miss IQATHERINE STRA11' Scienfe Miss FANNIE CALLENDAR Dirtician Miss GENEVIEVE STOUT Science IS glqzq ,ff CCD-LIN mfg I6 FIQZQ? Faculty MISS MARY M. THOMPSON Commrrcial MIss VIRGINIA FELDER Matherrlatirs MISS MILDRED DAVIS Dramatifs-Plzysiml Education MIss MARY SINCLAIR English MIss CLEO HOLEMAN Home Economic: MISS VIRGINIA PEPPER Eduralion MIss IQATIE LOIs STEVENS English MIss ELIZA BLUE Piano MR. BRAXTON HAIXIILTON Sfn'pIa1'y-Bookleeeprr JZ - -1 . '.. ?'7'?'S7 . -xv - -fs ' '1- 4--311 414,-Q 5 U lnroln two 3 C 519509 9 QQYNQQ ,S ' . 'yf .UL CC-l.l if 4-- ,4 ,avg-5: Y ' ' 'L'-7-ZKQ ,fxfx,NA.,N,N,,,AxA J' 19 glqzq 1 CCD-LIN CLYDE LAWRENCE ELLZEY Mascot 20 glqzq? CJCD-L. I N Freshman Class TOMMIE SPENCER Presidont CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI High SChOOl1CODiHh-Lil1C'OIl1 Tommy is a sturdy boy, an aflzlvlo of famffg I Iyflfll it romes to brainy display, l1r's also in the gamo MISS CLEO HOLB'IAN Sponsor PRESIDENT L. RUSSELL ELLZEY Sponsor 21 ?Iq2q CC-LIN F1'CSI'll'f13.I1 Class IVIYRTLE Box GLADYCE GERTRUDE BELL WESSON, MISSISSIPPI High Sc-lmoolftfopialm-Lincoln EfueryIl1ing beautiful is lofvablrf' SAM ARMSTRONG WESSON, MISSISSIPPI CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI High Sf-11001-Copiah-Lincoln Full of fun, lols of pep, I-leaps of smilm, tlzafs her rep. H i gh School-Copiah-Lincoln Not a typf-but an individual. Tlzafs Sam. DORIS VANEIL BALL CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI High SCIIOOIfCODIHII-IJIIICOIII ISIATHLEEN BARLOW WESSON, MISSISSIPPI H igh School-Copiah-Lincoln 14 sf-weft jwrrsonality is the grcatfst gift of all HN hcart fwas lrue as steel. 22 glqzq ? CC-LIN FTCSIITHHH Class LORENA BRISTER BOGUE CHITTO, MISSISSIPPI High School-Bogue Chitto HAZLE BLACKMAN OMA, MISSISSIPPI ' High school-'rel-1-y 'Earth seems more sfweez' to Iifve upon Honf'5tfworlzl1asifs 0QU7Z7'6 'LUl17'd.'u More full of lzfe because of her. MAURICE ARNOLD ELROD, ALABAMA High School-Copiah-Lincoln I lla-ve .va ROYCE BADON SMITHDALE, MISSISSIPPI High School-Mars Hill '24 friend among friends. id everything fwhen I lzaeve named the man. ALVIN BRITT WESSON, MISSISSIPPI High School-Copiah-Lincoln H J, Loobbed upon by all as the man he fwas 23 Flqzq ? CQ-l.llNI WM' FI'C'5I'lITl8I'1 Class MARY CHAPMAN GEORGETOWN, MISSISSIPPI H igh SK'IIUOIfIIIrPlJI'if,'- town Full of snzilvs and pap and fl So attrafliqfr and yo flldflllillg fl rare rrp .Yflf 5 won. HAZEL IMOGENE GARIDNER BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI High Sc-1104-lil-II'-ue-ks IiII?fl'if'l1f ni, Prviiy, fwilly, original, fwisf-a fflousand gulf in ann. FRANK BRIDGES MEADVILLE, MISSISSIPPI 'High School-Meadville To ilzirze ofwn :wif lm irzwf' WILBLIR ALLEN GEORGETOWN, MISSISSIPPI High S1-I1001-GI?o1'gPtown 'C-I true. l1onf'sf student, fl gi'lI1'!l'Il1ll71 always. 24- glqzq LIULIAN GODBOLD BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI High S:'lInulfl opialI-I,inc-rmlu HSIIPVVIOI' 'ZfUOI'ffl his rank reqzzirrs. CCD-LIN F1'6ShII19,Il Class CITHIIRINIQ HIQNNINGTIIN Rum' DIJLTGLIAS HATTIESBURC, MISSISSIPPI NOLA, MISSISSIPPI High SVIIOK1'-'W'U1Jil1h'I4illL'Ull'l High Svlirml--4 'opiuh-Li11r'ulII ' 1151 as lofvrly as shr fan br in all .ffm dfiff l3m1z2'y, linzins, and danfilzgf ffrhf, and sayJ. Drrp Lrnfwrz rym fllllllilly ofuw' fwitfz fffff II!! mnzlzinfd Zo nzakf' hm' .vww't. TILLMAN GOIDBOI.D MCCALL, MISSISSIPPI High SvlI0ul-MezulvilII- Sludiw5 arf important, rules -'wr must olzwy, But form' fwfzaz' may, I'Il lfafvf my fun, 110 nzaflrr fwfzar flwy say. QUDOM Gm' BENCIJZ Fam BLvr,I,f1CK PONCHATOULA, LOUSIANA SILVER CREEK, MISSISSIPPI High Sl'h0UIY-134Plll'h2llllUl21 Iwligh Svh'ml'--Momntiw-llm Earnf5r and dfficlfd on rfurry nzoQJI'. Hr fzaifz no rr1f'n1ir.f. 25 gl0I20I CCD-LIN F1'eS1'llTl3.I'1 Class LOIS HARRISON LYDIA BUTLER GEORGETOWN, MISSISSIPPI SMITHDALE, MISSISSIPPI High Sc-11001-Copiah-Lincoln High School-Liberty Not too serious, nor too gay, Fur may we srarflz brfore fwe fad But a all , food rzvrzd zn wer way. rl hcarl so noble and so kind. J .V J J' DEWEY BRITT WESSON, MISSISSIPPI High School-New Sight His anions speak Ioudcr llzan fwords. CORLEY KING ROBERT COKER BASSFIELD, MISSISSIPPI AUBURN, MISSISSIPPI High School-Carson High School-Copiah-Lincoln 'LiIile said may mran much gainfdf' '24 merry hfart doeth good. 26 E I q 2 q AA II K CG-LIN 67.0 FICSIITHGH Class MARION FRANCES CONEY MILDRED LUCILE HUTSON JOHNSTON, MISSISSIPPI H igh Sl'l'IDO1-JOl'lllStO1'l SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI High School-Johnston alks in Izeauly, like a night of cloud- fl jolly good sport, none better, less chimes, and starry slain. Thafs got lzer fo the letter. RUFUS VV. HEMPHILL RAWLES HOPE MCCOMB, MISSISSIPPI High School-Copiah-Lincoln Aye-e-wry inch a man. BUDE, MISSISSIPPI High ScIIoOIwBude Handsome is he, Hoartbroaking, loo, I4 dandy athlete- Rufus, ihafs you. DONALD MCNIILLAN VIVIAN, LOUISIANA High Sr-hool-Vivian I serfve, 1-while others gifve excuses gluten ? L CC-LIN F1'SShl'I13.I'l Class JULIA IIIAE IVICCAFFREY BOGUE CHITTO, MISSISSIPPI ADA MAI MCCAFFREY BOGUE CHITTO, MISSISSIPPI High Sch001-Copiah-Lincoln High School-Copiah-Lincoln ll' . Grade and pleasing in lzfr efvcry mofvem t Quivt, sfrrnr, an inte' :gent quam LEON MOHON CARPENTER, MISSISSIPPI High School-Copiah-LiIIcoIn His fvirtucs are manyj his faults few. WALTER PAXTON MILLER BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI High School-I-Ieucks Retreat Capable, will attack anything. 28 AF-lqzq VVILSON MILLER HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI High School-Copiah-Lincoln For natufe made lzim what he is and new made d7l0llll'7'.U CG-LIN Strong FI'CS1'11'I1aI'l Class MARY' MOHON UTICA, MISSISSIPPI High School-Copiah-Lincoln She' all my fancy painted her,' She's lofvely, she'5 divine. IVIODENA HICKBTAN GEORCETOWN, MISSISSIPPI High School-Copiah-Lincoln Her fuoife fwas efver sofi and gentle and lofw JOHN KNOX PATTERSON MONTICELLO, MISSISSIPPI High SL-hool-Monticello H real fworker, honest, sincere Of hz: .mrtess fwe hafve no fear. HENRY E. PRICE BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI High Sch O01-Montice-I lo FENTON L. POLK PRENTISS, MISSISSIPPI , High School-Carson in fwill, and honest in endeafvorf' .I friend to all and an enemy lo none. glqzq? EP' ' CC-LIN FTCSIITDHH Class RUBY HERRINGTON AUGUSTA HERRING BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI WESSON, MISSISSIPPI High Swfhool-Heucks Retreat High School-Copiah-Lincoln But kind of a sport, and a pal, true bluefy 'KHFf qualities are such that fwe can speak :well of her. JESSYE WESSON, FELIX SHIPPE BROOKHAVE N, MISSISSIPPI H igh Schoo14Copiah-Lincoln Truth if strong and abidfflz forofverf' SANDIFER MISSISSIPPI High School-Copiah-Lincoln A friend to all and truly made for sucfessf' 30 glqzq EARNEST B. SINCLAIR PRENTISS, MISSISSIPPI High School-Carson Courage is the mark of a man. CG-LIN Freshman Class CALLIE MCBRIDE GNA LOWE GLANCY, MISSISSIPPI MONTICELLO, MISSISSIPPI High School-Copiah-Lincoln High School-Montic-Pllo HN past has not bean Awards, but devils. Here was a grnfle nafurf, kind and bfarzrzgf' HYLAS BRYAN TERRY BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI High School-East Lincoln He fway a man, lake him all in all. LAMAR SMITH WALTER STRINGER WESSON, MISSISSIPPI SUMRALL, MISSISSIPPI High School-Loyd-Stax' High Sc-hOO1-Carson Nothing is more usfful than silence. As merry as the days are long. 31 EIQZQ CCD-LIN :F1'CS1'll'1'l9.Il Class EVELYN IVIOAK LOUVENIA MATTHENVS BOGUE CHITTO, MISSISSIPPI WESSON, MISSISSIPPI High Swhool--Bogus Chitto High School-Copiah-Lincoln I4 daughter of llle gods, divinely fall, and Now who could be nearer, brighter, or 'most rlzfvinrly fair. sfweete1'? WVELLMAN SCOTT JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI High Sohool-Copiah-Lincoln Hang sorrofw! Care fwill kill a eat, there- fore let's be merry. GORDON SULLIVAN ELLIS TARBUTTON CARPENTER, MISSISSIPPI WESSON, MISSISSIPPI High Sc-howl-Copiah-Lincoln High School-Copiah-Lincoln Honest effort and effieient .verfuice :will airways You eannot dream yourself into a character, reap true refwardf You must hammer and forge yourself one. 32 glaze: CG-L.lN F1'CSI'lIT19.I'l Class GLADYS RIALS VERGIE ROWLEY JAYESS, MISSISSIPPI FOXWORTH, MISSISSIPPI High School-Montifi-ello High Sch001-Copiah-LiIIc-oln Great works are performed not by strength, She was the quiet kind whose nature newer but by pers1stenee. ' fvarzesf' HJ C. L. YAWN BOGUE CHITTO, MISSISSIPPI High School-Auburn Patience afhiefves more than forte. THQMAS FAUST BENJO SMITH MCCOMB, MISSISSIPPI BARLOW, MISSISSIPPI High SCIIOOIYIVIZITCODIIQD High School-Copiah-Lincoln Tis good will that makes good friends. If worry were the cause of death then he would Iifve forefverf' 33 glqzq CO-LIN NINA MIATTHEWS BUDE, MISSISSIPPI I-I igh Sc-lmol-BIIde F1'6SI1I'l'l3.I'l Class ilu' 1na.vm'- MARY ELIZABETH SMITH BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI High School-Heucks RPtI'e-at To knoffw her is to lofue her. -J frifnd may fwcll be recokmzcd jazrff of fzaturof' HUGH WALKER SMITHDALE, MISSISSIPPI High Sli'II0OILF1'HIlIKIIl1 A. H. S. Honor lips in honfst toil. LOYD SMITH MAXIE SMITH BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI High S11-Imol-Copiah-Lincoln High SIL-hool-Copiah-Lincoln Own our rinnd alfwa 5 our 1'if1zd. Honest fwork has ii: ofwn rmvard JI' I J' LV 34- glqzq CCD-LIN FICSIIHIRH Class LLILLIE BELLE TERRY -IUANITA MIDDLETON BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI GEORGETOWN, MISSISSIPPI High SCIIOOI-CODTHII-Lil1CLT1D High SC'l'lOOlf-CODTHII-Li11k'f,1lI1 To knofw lzrr is to low' ber, because ber 'T'is 'virtue that doth make tbcm most ad- qualitics are superb. . mire'd. FRED E. THOMPSON BRUCE, MISSISSIPPI High SchOol-Copiah-Lincolii Handsome, nmt and rourtfous, a splczzdia' Combination. JOE THONIPSON VVALTER F. VVHITE BRUCE, MISSISSIPPI WESSON, MISSISSIPPI High School-Copiah-Lincoln High School-Copiah-Lincolri Ability fwins us the rstecm of true mm. ' Sz'rfvife and fjiriency are both -wrapped in this man. 35 E I q 2q N 1 hh CO-LIN FTCSIITDGH Class MATTIE WALLACE JOSIE VEB IVIAGEE BOGUE CI-IITTO, MISSISSIPPI WESSON, MISSISSIPPI High SCI10OI7BOgllQ' Chitto High Sv-h00l-Loyd-Star Studious, sincrrc and cafnfst in har fworkf' SpI'Prl1 is great, but silence is grratrr. FLOY FORE BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI High St'ho0lvNCw Sight HN zeal none' .Iz'cond. FRANK WALLACE IVIALCOLM W1LLIAIvIs WESSON, MISSISSIPPI WESSON, MISSISSIPPI High School-Copiah-Linn-mln High School-Copiah-Lincoln ' The .ferret of sufcess is conslancy to purjnosef' Hy is complete in fcaiure and in mind 36 EIQZQ? CC-LIN F1'CS1'1I'l'1aD C1355 PEGGY VVILLIAMS RUTH YGUNGBLOOD CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI WESSON, MISSISSIPPI lligli Sc-llool--f'I'ysLa1 Springs High School-Copiah-Lincoln Intelligent, attractive, sweet personality, gl .ffweet personality, a genteel smile Not a dream hut perfect reality. Just her Away, not a style. THOMAS YOUNGBLOOD AGNES YOLTNGBLOOD WESSON, MISSISSIPPI WESSON, MISSISSIPPI High Sr-hoo!-Copiah-Lincoln High Sc-hool-Copiah-Lincoln 1'm taking a flight to play fwith the stars, Light hearted, happy, fair, and youn Don't be surprised to hear I'm at Mars. She laughed, talked and sung. 37 glqzq? I ' I CC-LIN A Day of Hardsbips-As Related by a C0-Lin Girl ENTITLED Dei.1iui.ni OR WHY I Comixnrreu SUICIDE AIYIE DAVVN. Came also the strident peals of the reveille from a well- - g known instrument of torture-rudely awakening me from blissful dreams. I open one eye for a stealthy glance at the opposite bunk--not a chance there. My room mates continue their snug slumberingg they refuse I ' to budge from the cave of warmth. Then I am once more it to pull 1 'J down the windows and turn on the light. fYes, dear readers, at Co-Lin we arise at cold gray dawn-hence the need of illuminationl. VVe scurry around racing with serving bell. Where, oh where is my lipstick?? Illy room-mates are stolidly indifferent to my plight I suffer aloud, verbally, and audibly-Serving bell rings-I continue my frantic search- and tantrum-I simply VVON'T go down, leaving my lipstick and self-respect upstairs. I accidentally come upon the offending lipstick in my pocket. Upon recovery fthe lipstick's and magic onesl, I continue my pre-breakfast preparations-however, the time budget not providing for a lipstick search-I am late for breakfast. My excuse not seeming quite practical or adequate to the powers that be -I am cruelly sentenced to an afternoon of window washing. And on our town day! Grrrrrrr-I A merciful curtain is drawn over the agony of a morning following an idle study hall. I begin to recognize the need of a date book for my after-school engagements with exasperated teachers. School is out. The housecleaning orgy proceeds-after several endless hours, I ascend the stairs-ascend-ascend and ascend-I am tired. lkly feet ache-I am hungry. lVIy back is undoubtedly fractured. I am hungry. I drag on and on-I ANI HUNGRY!! A passing girl innocently rustles a Baby Ruth paper. I gulp. NVith difficulty I suppress my murderous emotions. After an eternity supper bell rings. Forgetting my shiny smudged nose and superliuous self-respect, I tear madly down. Upon satisfying the inner woman, I remember the visiting team is still with us. I simultaneously remember my appear- ance. CThe tragedy, my friends, lies in the fact that supper is the time for our visitors to choose their lady of the night.j I am somehow rudely omitted from the dating list. lXIy more gifted room-mate breezes in after the Social with vivid descriptions of the visiting boys. Each was a veritable Greek god! I sigh and turn over. Illercifully-my eyes close-the last curtain of a 0116-aCt tragedy. But say-darn it all-we LOVE the ol' place! PEGGY 38 glqzq CC-LIN T 1 f f-' Y--as-H.w . - L' 4, --- -'-1 ----- '11ea. - '-1 -., Q, x 'fi,:?i ., - . . NA-RNA 5 . - - 6?1273'49f5F' ' -- ..-N- gg: ff - --- -- .- 1- , f fs -f? f --J-,- .Lv-21111--ffvyfif ,Jef fr i?':::-51--1l,f -2- if-azlirf'- 'L - If-ffl-1 --X gli'-sis Y F 'UHEN s .. ,. - zkfff' - - F-z e :qi- N X -Ss-cf-cf QQ.,- ,I S K 39 glaze: CC-LIN SE IOR CLASS Zlfoito: The Rest is Waiting Flofwerx Shasta Daisy Colors: Black and Gold Miss LULA STEVENS, Sponsor MRS. FRANK OSWALT, Sponsor FRANK E. MILLS . . . ..... , ...... ...... C rystal Springs, Miss. President Freshman Class, i263 President of Sophomore Class, 'ZTQ President Junior Class, '28g President Senior Class, '29g Hi-Y, '26, '27, '29, Student l4,l0LlIll'll, '2Elg Glee tfluli, '2S: Treasurer Hi-Y, '2S. 'FlPI't'llllt'-Hvlllll are a fairly good fmzlna,-ier, and you will not risk anything when there is a chance or prolnzlriility of losing. CHARLES PHILLIPS . . . ........ . . . . . . . . , .... Wesson, Migg, Hi-Y, '29p President Tennis Club, '28, Viee-President Senior Class, '29, Tennis Team, '28. Fortune--You are a student and deep reader, therefore you are fairly intellevtual and a fluent, rapid talker. It would not be surprising' to find you a leader of men. EDYTHE YOUNG . . ....,.... .... . . .... . Martinsville, Miss. Girl Reserve, '26, '27, '28, '29: Music Cluli. '26, '28, '29g Literary Contestant, '27, '2S1 Secretary and treasurer Senior Class, '29g Secretary and Treasurer Music Club, '29, Student Council, '29g Chairman of Girl Reserve House Committee, '28, '293 Junior Class Editor, '28, Latin Club, '28, Senior Class Editor, '29. Fortune---You :ire vonsf-ientious and get up close to things that oppose you and push them away or push through them very easily, FRANKPITTS.....,....................Wesson,Miss. Vive-President Class, '27, '2Sg Class Reporter, '29: Dramatir' Club, '27, '28, '29, Debating Team, '27, '28, '293 lfvelvating Club, '27, '2S. '293 President Debating Club. '28, '29, Hi-Y, '27, '28, '29p Viee- Prosiderit lli-Y, '28, Sevretary Hi-Y, '29: Literary Contestant, '28g DL5f'13.lll2lflOll Contestant, '28, '29g l'll:1ll'lTl!'ll'l of Hi-Y Program Committee, '29, Tennis Club, '29g Advertising Editor Co-Lin, '29, Fortum-4JYou are tenavious, like to advise and sometimes diotate, and as people have c-ontidence in your judgment and general reliability, they are willing that you should. 40 glqzq ACC-LIN SENIOR CLASS HERBERT VVATKINS BELL . .................... Hazlehurst, Miss. O1'cl1est1'a '28 '29' Nvatwst Boy, '29, Pl'L'SlLVl+llf F1'4JSl1111z1n Class, '27, P11-sirleiii So1'1ho111o1'e Class, '28, , . , l-li-Y, iFUI'tllllt -Tht'l'P are' no rosvs without thorns. Alvsr-11110 only lllf'l'E'HSPS real lovv. JANE GWENDOLYN BARLOVV . . . . ..... . . . ......... VVess.on, Miss. Gil-1 R+-S91-vias, '27, '28 '29, F'1'PSlllllL1ll Class Editor, '27, Vive-P1'e1:2iclP11l F11-sl1111an Class, '27, Vim-- President Soplmiriorf- Class, '2Sg lbvl:fiti11g,'l,'lL1li, '2Sg ISYl'Hlll2'ltiC Club. '29g Cl1e111istry Club, '29, Prettivst Girl. '29, Fortune-You are apt to be suspirious of your lover, and if you 4lOll't know where- he is lv-very IllOlllL'llt you so111wli1111-is ln-'gin to i11121gEno all sorts ol' things. CHARLES VV. BRUECK . ........ . ..... . Liberty, Miss. Football, '28, '29, Bzisehull, '27, '2S. Ftlfillllkh-Tllh'5' uill saiy that you :ire 4'llFLl'llll1lg. You know ut least what lovv really is. LoT1'1E MAE ALLRED . ..................... Brookhaven, Miss. Xlollgy Ball, '27, '28, Girl Iit'SE'l'Yt'S, '26, '2S, '27, '29, Cl1ai1'111fm Girl Reserve House- Cflllllllltttf, '26, Spanish Club, '28, '29, Bawlmll, '37. Fortune-You are vvry :2,'l'2'lTE'lxLll for :iuy lci114.l11L-ss shown you or yours, but do not de-111:111rl any ggrvat iLl'l'l0Llllt of l'OllSl1lt'l'flIlOll, although you give it. ROBERT EDVVARD DOUGLAS . . .............. . Carpenter, Miss. I-li-Y, '29, Baslif-tlgxall, '29g Glues- Club, '29, I?0l'tllllPfYUl1 are iyzultious E11 rAXlH l'lLlitllI'P, and 1111111111 1,-vvry wont 1.Jl'flK,'Lll'E a u1nt's worth. as you have a good business he-ad. MAv1s INEZ BUCKLEY . .................... New Hebron, Miss. Girl IiHSL'l'Yl'Fi, '27, '28, '29g Liti-rzxry C'o11lr-siaiit, '28, Music Club, '27, Fortune-You are rzrtlwr silent, and your smisilrilitivs arm-' lim-, you givil clr-ep thor ght for the ITlYStE'l'lOl.lS, and you 11111 SF-ia r-lr-urly in 11 condition thai sr'e111s dark to 111a11y. CECIL BARBER . . . . ,... .... .......,... . M t. Olive, Miss. Fortune-You shall go like the wandering Jew-on foot. 4.1 glqzq ? CO-LIN SENIOR CLASS JONNIE BELL CARRAWAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . Carpenter, Miss. Dramatic Club, '28, '29, Volley Ball, '26, 127, '28, '29: Music-, '26g Glee Club, '26g Girl Reserves, '26, '27, '28, '29g Secretary and Treasurer of Freshman Class, '26, Secretary and Treasurer Junior Class, '28, Fortune -You are possessed of a highly einotionul nature, a generous manner towards all people with whom you assoi-inte. ROBERT HICDON BoLiNo . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . .Brookhaven, Miss. Hi-Y, '29. Fortune-You have the faculty of making friends and keeping them and are not muc-ii. given to demanding any spetlial attention. LILLA BURT . . ...................... . . Hopewell, Miss. Fortuneg-You are very sensitive and very easily wounded, but you will not show this except to one you dearly love, and you love with the intensity' of an angel. ELNEA MAE CARR . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jayess, Miss. Girl Reserves, '29, FllftUllf+YOu have a fondness for animals, a love for nature, and love to cultivate and live among flowers. , AIJBERT ETHERIDGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crystal Springs, Miss. Hi-Y, '29g Tennis Club, '28. Fortune-You are thoughtful of others, and if a day's pleasure trip is on your program, you look up some less favored individual to share it with you. TOT BARRON . .... .... . i . Crystal Springs, Miss. Basketball, '28, '29. For-tunefYou are delightfully and amusingly shrewd and cute, inventive in excuses and reasons. Sometimes you st-heme to carry out your designs, but you very often spread the net in sight of the bird. G. W. EVANS . . ............... .... .... N o la, Miss. Football, '27, '2S. Fortune-You are fond of sports and recreation, but will not let them, interfere with business. Fuqua? CO-LIN SENIOR CLASS SUECLARK................, ........ ..Jackson,Miss. Girl Reserves, '27, '28, '29, Spanish Club, '28, '29, Music' Club, '28, '29, Art Editor Co-Lin, '27, '28, '29, Fortune-Your taste for analyzing, Pombined with your love of detail, form and color, make you a very able critic for art, music and drama. EDWIN BERT CLARK . . ....,.......,....... New Orleans, La. Music Club, '27, '28, Spanish Club, '28, '29, Hi-Y, '27, '29, Debating Club, '28 129, Debating Team, '28, '29, Tennis Club, '27, '28, '29, Tennis Team, '28, '29, Orc-hestra, '29, Senior Editor Co-Lin, '29, Dramatic Club, '29. Fortllnw-You are shrewd and deeisiye and often look under the surface of things before deciding what is right or wrong, tlierefore you are not swayed by the will of others. MIRIAM MIMMS CRUTCHFIELD . . . ...... . ......... Brookhaven, Miss. Girl Reserve, '27, '28, '29, Dramatic Club, '27, '28, '29, Tennis, '28, '29, Commercial, '29. Fortune-You are not dictatorial in the least, but you carry ererytliing your Way at home, in a rollicking, good-natured way, OLA DAVIS . . ......... . Brookhaven, Miss. Spanish Club, '28, '29, Fortune-You are quite sympathetic- with suffering, but you are not given to showing it, and what good you do in your own way you do not make a parade of. VVILLIAM MALONE FORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Capleville, Tenn. Hi-Y, '29, CheInistry Club, '29, Baseball, '29. Fortune-You feel a responsibility that you do not care to divide, and if you succeed or fail in your undertakings, you want to do it all yourself. HEI.EN ELY . . . . . . . .......,... .... . . . Wesson, Miss. Basketball, '2S. '29, Spanish Club, '28, '29. Fortune-Your nature is a harmonious, well-lwalanc-ed one, and your plans well laid out, and carefully considered, but they are not always successful. LOYAL FARRAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wesson, Miss. Fortune-You will stick by a friend through thick and thin and will deprive yourself to assist anyone whose circumsfances appeal to your sympathy. 43 glqzq Ll CCD-LIN SENIOR CLASS RUBY DAVIS . . . . ....... . . . . . .......... Carpenter, Miss. Basketball, '28, '29, Tennis, '28, '29, Volley Ball, '28, '29, Trai-lc, '28, '29, Girl Reserves, '28, '29, Baseball, '28. '29, Best School Spirit, '29, Fortune-You often seem iiekle in your friendship and love affairs, but in reality you are exceedingly faithful and sincere. But you are not fond of demonstration except from those you really care about. HARRY HICKMAN . . ........ ............. B rookhaven, Miss. Quartette, '27, '28, '29, Glee Club, i, '28, '29, Baseball, '27, '28, '29, Annual Staff, '28, '29, Hi-Y, '27, '28, Music: Club, '28, Fortune-You have an active mind, much shrewd taut with a general faculty for keeping out of trouble. Jessie Lois FITZGERALD . . .,.................. McComb, Miss. Music- Club. '28, '29, Basketball, '28, '29, Cornmereial, '29, President of Music Club, '29. Fortune-You are physically strong and have a stwuig will and great tenacity. You show much calculation and are apt to lay your plans well. ALYCE MERLE ETHERIDGE . . ................, Crystal Springs, Miss. Girl Reserves, '26, '27, '28, '29, Spanish Club, '28, '29, Glee Club. '29, Chemistry Club, '29. Fortune-You are not ox er enthusiastic' in any direction, but you get a fair measure of enjoyment, in a quiet way, out of, everything. ROYCE HART . . . .............. . . . . . . Bogue Chitto, Miss. Hi-Y, '29. Fortune-Gee XVhiz! you will be far too happy in your future life. MARY Lou GRAY . . .........,.... A ....,.. Carpenter, Miss. Tennis, '29, Volley Ball, '29, Baseball, '29, Music- Club, '29, Chemistry Club, '29, Chairman Program Committee. '29, Chairman Social Committee, '29, Fortune-QYou are faithful and you take pride in doing everything well. XVhen you finish a job it is well done. RALPH Huisou .... ..................... . Bude, Miss. Hi-Y, '27, '29, Tennis Club, '28, '29, Debating' Club, '28, '29. Fortune--You have a forceful way of swaying peoples minds while they are under your eye, but sometimes you meet your master. 44 ?lq2q CC-LIN I SENIOR CLASS FRANCES GRANBERRY . . ........ . ............ Wessoii, Miss. Chemistry Club, '29. Fortunw-You readily acquire knowledge and can adapt yourself to many lines of industry, and you are usually successful in your business LlIld9I't21lUllgS. JOE BENJAMIN LUSK . . . . . ......... , ......... Barlow, Miss. I-li-Y, '27, '293 Tennis, '27, '28, '29: Latin, Club, '283 Debating' Club, '29. FOTtllHCvX'OU are direct in your decision and aim, you always hit the mark, but you' have a strong imagination, and are apt sometimes to overstate things. OPALHOLLIS... . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . .Beauregard,Miss. Girl Reserves, 't!1i, '27, '28, T591 Literary C'0llfl?S1Rl1Y, '21ig Spanish Club, '28, '29g Manuscript Editor Co-Lin, '29. Fortune-You don't want 21, kEndnt-ss forgotten, when you show it, and you are generally obliging, but when you say no it means no, and you stick to it. CLARA HUFFMAN . . . ................ . . . Summit, Miss. Girl Reserves, '29: Chemistry Club, '29. F0l'lllll9-YOU are strong iII your condenination of what you think is wrong, hut never lacking charity in your iudgments. EDWIN EARL MILLER . . . .... . ..... . . . . . . .HazIehurst, Miss. Hi-Y, '29. Fm-fIInefGood news will ctme to you. Your life will be paradise. COLONIA MAE HOOD . . . . . .,............ . . . . Carpenter, Miss. Chemistry Clulw, '29g Dramatic Club, '!9. Fortune-You are secretive and can so conceal your thoughts and motives that neither words nor expression of your face will reveal them, TOBY H. IVY .... . ..-.................,. Nola, Miss. Football, '28, 'flflg Ortlhestra, '28, '293 Hi-Y, '29, '29: Volley Ball. '28, '292 B?1SPb2i1l '23 '29. Fortune-You would show unusual activity in the interest of public wflfare, if you were to become engaged in politics, but you can be bitter in your attacks upon your opponents. 4-5 glqzq CO-LIN - SENIOR CLASS ALICE CARRIE HArs . . ..... . . ........ , . . . Vvesson, Fra-shnian l','l3.3S Reporter, '2ll. Fortune-You liltt- :I11pI'es:intioII and applniisp althoiigh, as a gPIwI'al thing, you do not care much people think of you. J. SIB LEACH . . . .......... . ..... . .Georgetown, Tennis Club, '28, '29: Gln-Q Club, '27, '28, '29, Hi-Y, '26, '27,,' '29, Miss. what Miss. Forliune-You are ont- who understands your business thoroughly, as you are a shrewd buyer, and L-qunlly sh re-Wd seller. ELSIE RUTH HALL . . . , . ..... ....... . . Glancy, Girl Rt-:st-I'xr-s, 'LlS, '27, '25, '29, Vollvy Bull, '25, '27, '28, Music' Club, '26, '27, '28. FoI't1IIII--You want 1-irc--I'ytliiIIg as nice and vlegnnt as possible, and if what you possess is a bi-tts-r than anotliff-I-'s, you are willing to share the plsz-asure of possession with others. FRANCES LOIS Hoocias .... . ................ Wesson, 1ii4:'1,l0l'il:'l' of Freshmzin Floss, '26, Girl Rwsexwss Tl'Gi1SLll'4 l', '26, Girl Restryfas Vic-e-President Girl Re-seiwss, '26, '27, '28, '29. I'iUl'fllllP'X'fJll lmre tht and through honesty and sincerity can rise to grvat lJ1'0IUlI'lE'llCQ. VVILLIAM LESLIE MARTIN . . .................. . VVesson, Fortune-You will be soinetimes we-althy, sometimes plenniless. JIM HARTLEY . . ............... 1 ........ Allen, Girl IiESC'l'Vl'S, '26, '27, '28, '29g Music Club, '26, '27, '28, Draniatic Club, '29. and you Ilon't do a thing beri-ause someone else does, nor believe a bcfwuise soiiie-one elsv- tolls you so. 1?lPI'tlIllP1XYULl arv original. JONNIE NEAL . . . ................... .Bude, Footlvnll, '29, Baslcetbzill, '29, Hi-Y, '29, 1'illl'tl.lll9f-:E'rPVV2tl'1i' of HCiQ'iLlli'1lt, if you clmive too much. VVIIQII in doubt, abstain. 46 glqzq Miss. little Miss. Y 'ZSZ - powt-r within you to bononie tho gwfatost and noble-st c-haracter in the world, M iss. Miss. thing Miss. J CCD-LIN SENIOR CLASS MYRTLE INABNET . . ,....... .......... . . . . Carpenter, Miss Fortune--You are known for your rtmiability and your kind heart. BENNIE NORTON ..... ........ Hi-Y, H . . . . . . . . . . .Brookhaven, Miss 2.9. Fortune-You will have several occasions to make CL fortune. MERLE INABNET . . . . . . . . . ..... . ...... . . .Carpenter, Miss Fortune-A boy whom you think most charming is deceiving you. RAY VVESLEY PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BrOOkhaVen, Miss Hi-Y, '29, Grirlin Club, '29. Fortune-Like St. Thomas, you want to see before believing. MILDRED JOHNSON . . ........ ..... . . .... Brookhaven, Miss Girl Reserves, '26, '293 Glee Club, '29. FOr1'uue4He loves another. His heart is not tender enough for you. ORLIE PRICE . . . . . ....... . . Football, '29, Basketball, '29g Traf-k, '29g Chemistry Fortune-You are already in love with love. PEARL KYZAR . . . ...... . . . . . Girl Reserves, '28, '29g Student Fortune-You are exact and precise to every line and you do not need anyone to tell you 47 .......... . .Norfield,Miss Club. '297 Baseball, '293 Hi-Y, '29g Glee Club, '29 XVhen playing with fire one gets singed. . . . . . . . . . .Bogue Chitto, Miss Council, '29, Glee Club, '27. and can work out any detail of artistic design that you are a muster of your trade. glqzq? CC-LIN SENIOR CLASS LOUVENE KEENAN . ........ , Wesson, Miss, Spanish Club, '28, '29. Fortune-Your life will be lic-nceforth very pl--an,-L-ful. Bettwr news than you expect will como. YVAYNE RUSSELL . .......... . Hazlehurst, Miss. Hi-Y, '29g Honor Roll, '29. Forkum-'-You are born a favorite of L-upid. Bcwars-! sonwono is trying to take YOU ill- CHRISTINE DORIS MAY . . ...... , . ..... . . . . .Jayess, Miss. Girl Resewxfvs, '28, '293 Dramatic Club, '28, '29, Fortune-Simply follow the council of your heart. You will never regret it. jessis LEIGH MCCOMB . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . Bogus Chitto, Miss. Girl lilvsr-l'Yvs, '27, '28, '29g Spanish Club, '28, '29. Fortune-7You are indifferent even to your flirtationsz. You have 3. quick tmnpe-r, blended with 2. kind lie-art. CHARLES B. STRINGER, JR. . ...... . . . . . VVesson, Miss. Hi-Y, '29. Fortune-You lox'-f Swim-fats too mu:-li. True to your sweetheart, maybe. MILDRED KING . . . ....... . ...... . ..... . . . .Oma, Miss. Fortune-You are dveply religious, and von are a Constant attcjndant at tho evoning meetings during the wvvk. ALBERT LEE RUSSELL . . . ........... . ....... . Wesson, Miss. FI2rt.une-XVatL-li that l,1lr.ncle of the blondest type-. One is jealous only of those one loves. 48 glqlq CCD-LIN l SENIOR CLASS NORA WYNO MAI'rI-IEws . ............ . . Beauregard, Miss. Basketball, '28g Baseball, '28, Fortune-You are lovable and faithful, but somewhat jealous. Prepare to shed a few tears. VVALTER RALEIGH SULLIVAN . . . ................. Carpenter, Miss. Football, '27, '28, Basketball, '27, '28, Track, '28, '29, Baseball, '28, '29, Hi-Y, '29, Chemistry Club, '27. Fortune-You will have sonne trouble ahead 1'-auseal by too much confidence in people. FRANCES ELIZABETH MERCIER .... ..... .......... VS 7 esson, Miss. Literary Contestant, '28, Girl Reserves, '26, '27, '28, '29g Glee Club, '29, Fortune-'Jealousy will trouble your rest. There will be a few storms in your life, but not too serious. NIYRTIS MYERS . . . . . . . ..,....... . . .... Hazlehurst, Miss. Fortune-You will be influenced by every newc-omer, but all will end well. HAFFEY SMITH . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . Crystal Springs, Miss. F0Otball, '27, '28 '29, Vulley Ball '26, '27, '2S, 'ZEN Glue Club, '27, '2N, '29, Hi-Y, '26, '27, '29. Forflme-You low? her as you would love a pebble in your Si'l0e'. MAUD MOHON . . . ..... . . ..... . . . . . . . . . Carpenter, Miss. Girl Reservcs, '29, Chemistry Club, '29g Basketball, 29, Fortune-Fortune will be more favorable to you. Be satistied with a pear.-eful affection. ALVIN SMITH . . . . . . .... . ....... .Wesson, Miss. Art Editor CO-Lin, '29. Fortune-You would show unusual aetivity in the interest of public' welfare. if yOu were to bet-nine engaged in politics, but you can be bitter in your attacks upon your opponents. 49 glq2q CCD-LIN SENIOR CLASS MYRTLE ANNIE MILLER . . . ........,..... . Wesson, Girl Ileseryes, '293 Cllr-1nist1'y Club. '29, Fortune4'You are too much Ot a flirtg it scares them away. t'SKEET BYRON SHOWS . . .... . . Wesson, Hi-Y, '29. Fortune-Even true love cannot always run smoothly. EVA MAE MIDDLETON . .............. . . . Georgetown, Girl Reserxvs, '28, '293 Basketball, '2S. Fortune-You will have very little money, but a great deal of loye. BERTHA Lou PERRITT . . . . .... . .............. Wesson, Girl Reserves, '26, '27, '28, '29g Spanish Club, '28, '29. Fortune-Have no worry: he dreams only of you-you will only have to talk a little less. ROGER VAUGHT . . . . . .... . . . . . . . Tylertown, Hi-Y, '29, Fwrtuno-You will always please on account of your kind heart. LILLIAN CORINNA ROBERTS . . . . . ........ I .... . . Brookhaven, Fortune-lt would have happened if you were not a eoquette. VERNON VAUOHT . ..... . . . Tylertown, Hi-Y, '29. Fortune-You are quit-k to see the good in others, and if you are in a confidential position you speak a good word for some man who shows talent and ability. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. often 50 , ?lqzq CCD-LIN I SENIOR CLASS BERTHA RICH . . . . . . . . , . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . Wesson, Miss. Slmnigh ljluli, '28, '293 Gil-1 RQ-sl'-ifxws, '26, '27g lvlusic- Clulv, 'ZZSSQ f'0llllTl'l'l'i21l, '29. 1?0l'fllll9fXY0l.ll' nalnf- attI'zIf tI-sl llllllQ now you IW-'tilill liinl. LEDCARD WELCH . . .,........... . . . . . . McComb, Miss. l-li-Y, 'ilflg Tl'llIliS Wlull, '28, '2!l: lflonor lsloll, '29. F0rtun9fYou do not Skimp or shirl: duty, but ofivll give- morm- than you :Ire vxywn-tm?-Il to, but you will rnnke Illl t'1lg8.gi'lllPIll, :Incl unless: tllvre is sonu- strong attI'zIf'tio1I, you will fail to bw tlwrv. PIOYT ROWLIEY . . . .... . . ......... . ..,... Kokomo, Miss. Basketball, '28, 'QSM Glens Vlulv, '2Sg Girl Rosa-I'x'vS, '28, 'Tennis Club, '28, '29. Fortune-Wllat woman wills thi godS grfmt. Low' fm' N011 iS Ulliy il Ulf'l'I'Y sport. EI.oIsE SWILLEY . ....... . Hattiesburg, Miss. COI'Ill'llPI'C'lR1. '29. Fortune--You have fi I-ool, volifulelit lIIJariI1g', unfl are ilivlinwd to lw VI--ry exvlilsive in the se-le-Ptioil of friends, allways llf:'SlI'lIl2,' to nssoviato with I'l4'll :Incl Ilistinguislii--cl pl,-ople. JAMES ALTON VVHITI2 . . . . . . .Pinola, Miss. Hi-Y, '29. F0rtIlne+You aria SI-CI'+-tivv and can so voiivvivo your tliougglits and Iliotivvs that Iivithe-I' words nor I-xiilm-ssion of fum- will I'I'-YI'-all thvni. CRISSTINE M. STANSBURY . .... . . . . .... . La Grange, Texas Girl R9Sl.'l'K'6i'S, 293 Chemistry. '29. Fortune-Pcrseveranm-I1 will swf,-III-I4 you sill,-li-oss, 'Tliwree will bo Illfllly siimi-essive changes in your life-. MILTON WHITE . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . .... . Pinola, Miss. l.'OIl1I'11t'I'Cl?Ll Class, '29g Honor Roll, '29g Hi-Y, '29, Fortune-You sometimes change your occupation suddenly and completely, as you are fond of trave-l, and you are always glad lo get in L'0llfal t with those whom you can aid. glqsjzq ? CG-LIN SE IGR CLASS Wizssni VVOOLEY . ........... . Union Church, Miss. Girl I-lwslliwmls, '26, '27, '28, '29, F1DFtllllt+XvflUl' iizitui-o is Il hainionious wk-ll linlanr'-ed one, and your plans W1-ll laid out and Carefully voiisiflwvcl. but they urn not always succ-ussful. GLENN TIJOMAS . ...... . Newton, Miss. O1-f-lie-st1'ri, '29, Fortune-Your naturv is n1ai'lc1-11 by 1-losw i-1-onomy, fixodnoss of opinion and purpose that border on olistinru-y, with chi-t1-1'1iiinz1tio11 fu l'l1lYt.' your own way, whiwh you sfmictinies attain through a shrewd 1-unning. Lsssna MAE Sivirrn . . . ........ . ...... . . . . .Brookhaven, Miss. Bzisolwull, 'ZSQ Vollwy Ball, '28, Girl iiU'RHI'V6'S, '26, lY'OlllITl 'l'C'i211 Class, '29. Fortune-You ure the only hi-ing that ln- low-s. People arf- very unvious of you in sooret. DoI,I.Y STRINGER . ....... . Sumerall, Miss. Girl Re'sHi'Ves, '29, Forfllne-Your mon'-y will lw handy, hut ho lovlhs you honestly. BESSIE SMITH . . ........... . . . . . .Brookhaven, Miss. Brisuligill, '273 Girl Rehserves, '26, '27, '28, '29, 'F4!YfllH0-Ml'Yl would ind nfl iw blind if you did rwinnin single. Then- will be many to envy you. ALYCE STRINGER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wesson, Miss. Musii- Club, '2l3g Girl Reserves, '26, '27, '28, '29, Fortune-Your lovwi- has n r-apar-ious heart, it contains you and many others. CvLADYS MARIE SM1'rH . . . . .............. . . Lucien, Miss. Baseball. '29, Volloy Ball, '29, Girl Reserves, '26. Fortune-You will have the tootlmohe- sometimes, but never the headache. 52 glqzq 1 Q1 9' A 1 fl 3 '1 1 l il 1 ' 1 1 4 l i 1 2 1 .1 '1 l l -1 ll 1 '1 . , 1 i1 'l fl 1 1 1 I K 1 1 1 1 1 1 i - 1 El, 15 :ig H .f-1 A Lil' '!,11 1 5. VF I 1 1 l CCD-LIN 'sn- frm 1-YS. qv SENIOR CLASS LULA MAE WVALLACE . . ...........,...... . Bust-lvall, '27, '28, Volle-y Ball, '27, '25, Basketball, '2X. Fortune-You :1r-- cloinwsliv and patifalit with your Own l'ri1.-ncls and will O:llfflLll'G 11 fruni thvin, hut vm-ry littlv Outsidt- to hurt your We-liiigsz. FLOYD TPIOMPSON . .... . Hi-Y. '29. FortuncQYOu arc- f-autious in expr-nclituro and make- mary r-ent procure rt cw-nt's liavv Ft gOOd husinvssg head. .ANNIE LEE WOOLAM . ..... . S1'i3lllSh Cllllm, '29g Baseball, '27, '28. F'0l'1lIllt4Y0Ll are tliouglitlul oi' Others, und up somn- lwss i'a.v0rwl indivi-lual to Share it with you. MAGGIE MAE VVARD . . . . . ..... ........... . , . Spanish Club, '28, '29g Girl Reserves, '26, '27, '28g '28, '29g Re-portvr nl' Junior wg-lass of '28g C'O1nm4:rf'ial, '29, Fortune-You want evvrytliing as nie-O and lnfttur than Others, you are willing MAYME WHITE . . .................... . . . 7 Vi esson, Miss. rent ds-al iiinre VVessOn, worth, as you VVessOn, Miss. if Cl flay's ple-asurv trip ies On your prograln, you look VVessOn, Miss. Dramatic Club, elwgant as possible and if what you possess is a little tu share tht! pleasuru of pinssession with others. Wesson, Miss. Fnrtunv-You are very quiet, but you can be a powerful coinfortvr and aid to one in trouble, and you are nfiorv true and loyal to your friends than they think. 53 glqzq CCD-LIN As We Know Them In Seniorclom Dainiiest . . fllost in low . . Biggest eater . . 111051 zuearisonze . l11l171dSOIl1F boy . Peppiest . . . Quietgst .... flfost rareivorfz . Braggy . . . ' 111051 athlftif . . flilost digllijgfd . . flmrt bfvakez' . . Jelly-bmi: frusher . Brrziniest . . . Biggest primper. . Hlost law-abiilifzg . Chatter-box . . . fllost industrious . . Wiitlienvf .... Clrilwfst .... fllost lzzedfllfsolfze . . Lrzziest ..... Jlffosl striking . Biggest baby . . Flajwper . . . flfost I'f'Sf'l U6'I1 . . flfost znalhfnzatifal . IJOTTIE MAE ALLRED . . MAGGIE MAE WARD NIAVIS INEZ BUCKLEY . . . MILTON WHITE . . GLEN THOMAS . . BENNIE NORTON . . HOYT ROWLEY . JANE BARLOW . . LOYAL FARRAR . . OPAL HOLLIS . . . .ALICE HAYS . . JESSIE FITZGERALD . FRANCES GRANBERRY .....SIB LEACH . . MILIJRED KING . . HARRY HICKBIIAN . ALBERT ETHERIDGE . . CHARLES PHILLIPS . . .DOLLY STRINGER CHRISTINE STANSBURY . . . .FRANK MILLS . LEGARD WELCH . . WILLIAM FORD . EDITH YOUNG . PEARL KYZAR . . FRANK PITTS . . JIIVI HARTLEY Ifmlfiiiest .... . ELNEA CARR Sjwediest . . .... EDWIN CLARK Homeliesf . . . .JOHNNIE BELLE CARRAWAY 54 EIQZQ ? CCD-L. I N C9 - fy , xl J. X , in ,- 1 li' I f f 5 I ,fl ,f Zi Q N 1, W it , J, 2 -'-t: -i' bfi.- 1 Z rag: Us f,5?f , k - ' L 7 - ' U .V 1 fl ' Il C391 f It Y , KR lf' ,X ' awi , 2 ,V 'gg'--FTCSM ff' , XZ, ff, 55 glqzq M UF? ? A-...l CO-L.llNl 56 glqzq ? CCD-LIN Junior Class Motto: To Be Rather Than To Seem Colors Pmk and Green Flofwer: Sweet Pea OFFICERS BERNARD IXING EARL HUTSON JOHNSTON STATION, MISSISSIPPI BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Preszdent Secretary- Treasurer H UBERT FURR wEssoN, MISSISSIPPI Vice-President MARVEL BEAVERS Miss COVINGTON wEssoN, Mxssrssxpm Spouse, glqzq ? i I . A I Reporter t 57 I I I CC-LIN 17' 58 glqzq unior Class LOUISE CADE WESSON, MISSISSIPPI GERALD BISHOP GLANCY, MISSISSIPPI NELL BASS GEORGETOWN, MISSISSIPPI AYRES BISHOP GLANCY, MISSISSIPPI ROBERT FARR NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI S. P. CRANVFORD VVESSON, MISSISSIPPI HAL HOGG BEAURECARD, MISSISSIPPI J. K. LUTER TYLERTOVVN, MISSISSIPPI CLAYTON FURLOW WESSON, MISSISSIPPI MARJORIE DAVIS BEAUMONT, TEXAS CLARENCE DRANE WESSON, MISSISSIPPI MIRIARfI DODDS CLA NCY, MISSISSIPPI Junior Class NORA COWAN YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI NOBLE DOUGLASS BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI CLOTILDE CRAWFORD WESSON, MISSISSIPPI GEORGE HERRING MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE TOM DAVIS BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI EDWIN FOSTER WESSON, MISSISSIPPI LOYD MAGEE WESSON, MISSISSIPPI LOYD BARLOW CONN, MISSISSIPPI FRANK BARLOW CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI NIARGARET GRUCHY WESSON, MISSISSIPPI LUKE MOHON CARPENTER, MISSISSIPPI FERNITA MAYBERRY BARLOW, MISSISSIPPI CO-LIN 59 glqzq CC-LIN glqlq ? 'LIHIOI' Class HELEN IVIULLEN HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI JOHN HENNINGTON GLANCY, MISSISSIPPI RUTH NEWMAN HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI PAT WEATHERSBY WESSON, MISSISSIPPI SAM PULLEN VVESSON, MISSISSIPPI CLAUDE REMMINGTON VVESSON, MISSISSIPPI J. P. RICE WESSON, MISSISSIPPI B. C. FARRAR WESSON, MISSISSIPPI EARL STRINGER VVESSON, MISSISSIPPI EDITH SULLIVAN CARPENTER, MISSISSIPPI LIOHNNIE TURNIPSEED VVESSON, MISSISSIPPI ESTELLE SMITH LUCIEN, MISSISSIPPI CC-LIINI LIIIIOI' CIHSS BERNICE THOMPSON WESSON, MISSISSIPPI SETI-I GRANBERRY WESSON, MISSISSIPPI .I LrAN1TA YOUNG HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI ROBERT SMITH BARLOW, MISSISSIPPI R. C. SWEENEY CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI EARL SPRINGS BOGUE CHITTO, MISSISSIPPI W. L. WATSON GLANCY, MISSISSIPPI H URERT NIARDAMAN CONN, MISSISSIPPI BRUCE VAROAMAN CONN, MISSISSIPPI MARGARET SA L1 ND ERS MCCOMB, MISSISSIPPI IKSALLIE XVALLAGE QNTEE VVTLSON BEAUREGARD, MISSISSIPPI 'Dm'0ased. K iw af? 4 -ff'-3' 19 glqgq ? ff-Tr CC-LIN UTLJOT Class Mother Goose RlLy7716S ds R. C. Szcnvzy and Noll Bass lfyorc out zcalhing onf Sunday, Says R. C. S-zc'r'm1y to Nall Bass Ton1o1'rou' -will hz' fllonzlayfj Littlf' Tom Davis sat in a fornfr, Eating a Christmas pin,- llv put in his thumh, antl he tooh out a plum, Jntl said, U'hat a good boy aiu I! Littlft Earl lflutson sat upon a trot, Up 'zcwzt Ruth lVTf Zl.'ll1fllI, and rloivn -zvfnt lzrg Down farm' Ruth lVl 'll'll1Il1I, and away Earl rang Says little' Earl Hutson, Catfh llll' if you fan. SN, sw, 'zc'hat shall l sro? Frfvl Thompson -zc'lz:'rz' Jov Thompson shoulal hr. .fohn lll. flfnnington zwnt to fatfh a rlivhoy bird, And thought he' would not fail, Bvfausc lz0 a' got a littlc salt, To put upon his tail. Thvrf' was onfr a sfvonsor who Iiwtl in a shor. Shi' hail so many Juniors sho alizln't huoic' what to flo. Sho gaw thrnz all an fxanzplr without any rulz' Slat -zvlzijwjwfl flltjlll all soumlly anal sont thrnz from srhool. Littlv Earl Springs sing for your slijwjwfr. 1 K Uvhat shall hr sing for? s ffhite broad and huttfr. How shall hc rut it without any hnifc? flow' shall hr 111a'1'1'y 'zvithout any -wife? Littlv llliss Carla, she sat on a sjvazlf, Eating of furzls ana' zvhfy, ,Hong fame Huhrrt Furl' lfvho sat flown hrsizlc' hrr tina' friglztmzwl llliss Cazlr away. 62 ?lq2q CCD-LIN W ii 'lil W f Q -q V f fx ef, W5 w, ' I Q.. K Q WZ Wx 1 I Jdelqfy B Km MM X E ' Fm MgVM,,,WfZWff ' X, I Q' fm Q ' A fff jfwff as Q f u O0 u -' Nw J . XX X9 4 . .IVI : fy 53 glqzq ? CC-LIN Sophomore Class .Mofto.' L'The Rest is VVaiting. Colors: Black and Gold Flofwer: Shasta Daisy OFFICERS CARVVELL TRAYLOR . . . . . . . . . . President Mlss ARRINGTON . . . . . Sponsor LAWSON SMITH . ........ Vice-President JAMES REA . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer GROVER RATCLIFF . . .... Reporter 54 glqzq ? Sophomore Class VIRGIE B. ALLRED CHARLES ALLEN RACHEL BRELAND ROBERT COLE CHRISTINE BAGLEY R. T. DOLIGLASS SARA CARROL WILL DODDS OLIVETTE CARRAWAY T. H. DAVIS EDNA MAE BOOTH J. P. DUNNAWAY CHRISTINE EDWARDS GROVER DUNN BETTIE B. EDVVARDS FRANK FORE VIVIAN EDWARDS F. B. HODGES MARVIN HUTSON CCD-LIN aff Xwa 65 glqzq '43 f A, CCD-LIN 66 glqzq Sophomore Class RUTH FORD BARNEY KOONS EVA HENNINGTON BUDDY MORTON LENA I'IALL WARREN MAY LORA MAE HIGDON V. W. MCGEE MARGARET HALE CECIL MATHIS JEWEL KIMBLE ROY NOBLE PAULINE LEGGITTE HENRY PEETS LERA LOVING BILLY PEVEY MABLE MCKINNDN ROBERT PHILLIPS VERA MCCAFFREY So CCD-I..llXI phomore Class CATHERINE MATTHEWS ALTON PITTS HELEN MAXWELL JOY RUSSELL NELL STANLEY MARLEY SMITH IRENE STOREY HENRX' EARL SMITH ERMA STOREY TERRELL SMITH MAXXNE STAMPS ADDISON SINCLAIR MIRZA SMITH CLAUDE SMITH LULA VVHTIE MITCHEL WEST MYRTIS YOUNG VERNON VVILLIAMS PAUL TURNBOUGH 67 glqzq CC-LIN Sogfhomore poem You muy .Ying of l:4'1'of's of days your hy llvho had l'0lll'I1gt' and h1'fz1zff'1'y that is rurej You may sing of kniglzfx who zlrzrm' to die For low' of fouzziry or zlmizlfvz fair. But who arf Ilzzxvz' fvorfhy ours who sirznzl df fhf' fouuluin of ivisffofll and gifvc' to al! f:l't'IlI4 storm' of h'lIC'ZC'!l'lfQl7. 7161411 I1 lzrlfwirzg hand For 'ZL'l'IlK'l'I' 0lIt'5' who hy Ihr 'zcvzyvizfr may full? Oh! fhvy url' Ihr' Sofwizcnlorvs ax iuisc as mn he lfvho furnish af Co-Lin thc brains and tlzf hrfz'u'n,' 11115-1' arf? flu' 01105 from 10110517 rfznhs you 566, Thr jwffh and Ihr flzoiff' of our sfhool may be 11'l'IlZL'7Z. You ran hut forgffvc' our Xfljlllillg jvrirff Jud join 111 ist lzrarfily in our IIPPZIIIISF, For 'zur uw the o-2015 -who will aft as your guiflf If you will hut hon' to us and our laws. 68 glqzq G.A f CCD-l.IIXI -1, f ff 'f V x 3- 4 . , ff- x,., . X, H Zffix ,- fl -1 1 A I I V LL! A x 'wx FV! -S , , , , - r k S ifio, f vi ' XX ,ff f f , '. xi A ,W X7 ,f ,f T 1 ji ' I , ! ' ' H fr I ' V X! ' : f 1 , , ' ! W 4,,: f 2! KQ r ,Xl r, -f p K pd ff' K 1 x, j -A J, - ,. A I 4, , X ff- ff-x ff Z Qf , f xx 'f f X avg f f X -2 J ?lq92q ? CCD-LIN Freshman Class .MoIto.' To Be Rather Than To Seem. Colors: Pink and Green Flofwer: Sweet Pea OFFICERS JIM REED . . . ..... . . . President MISS EVANS, . . . ...... Sponsor OWEN MosEs .... .... . Vice-President LOUISE STAMPS . . - Secretary-Treasurer LOUCILLE PEETS . ..... Reporter 70 ?Iq2q CCD-LIN FR ESH IW EN 71 glazes? CCD-LIN Merry A76 The FTQSZIJZS iilerry are the Freihies, and merry our laughter rings, flltrry are Co-Lin Greenies, and merry ran zue sing. ffiith a merry ding-11'o1zg, happy, gay and free, ,ind a merry Jing song, happy let the Freshies be! UYaa'a'le goes the Frexhies gait, ana' hol- Iou' are our hose, .Ncddfe go our pates, and malzy are our lzuoesj fllerry is our sing-song, happy, Zet us be! yllerry have the Freshies met, ana' merry have we been, Illerry let as part, and mer ry meet again,- Uiith a merry sing-song, happy, gay and free, Jml a merry sing-song, happy, let the Freshies be!! Freshnienis Daily ueries VVhy is Katherine strait? Why is Genevieve stout? VVhy is Eliza blue? VVhy is Hook a stone? VVhy is Fannie a calendar? VVhy is Virginia pepper? VVhy IS Milton white? VVhy is Alton long? VVhy is Doris a ball? VVhy is C. L, a yawn? VVhy is Cecil a barber? VVhy 15 Katherine a bell? VVhy is Geraldine east? VVhy is Mitchel west? VVhy is Nell a bass? VVhy is Myrtle a box? Why is Lydia a butler? Why is Luther a cannon? VVhy is Ray a carpenter? VVhy is Elnea a car? Why is Nesbit a case? Why is Leland cold? VVhy is Asa cotton? Why is Ruth a ford? VVhy is Inez a fox? VVhy is Hubert fur? VVhy is Hazel a gardner? Why VVhy Why Vvhy VVhy VVhy Why Yvhy VVhy Why Why VVhy VVhy VVhy Why VVhy Why VVhy Why VVhy VVhy VVhy is Mary Lou gray? is Margaret hail? is Hal a hog? is Royce a hart? is F. L. a herring? is Colonia Mae a hood? is Rawls a hope? is Toby ivy? is Bernard a king? is Cody a well? is Edythe young? is jonnie a turnipseed? is Roy noble? is Bertha rich? is Felix a ship? is Earl a spring? is Louise a stamp? is Barney a Coon? is Pearl a kyzar? is Ruth little? is Frank a mill? is Lera loving? Answer-BY JUNIOR SISTER Because their fathers fwere, of course. 72 glqzq e L 1 Y I Wynn I1 K We 3 X r-A f ' 'L . F W f-I A vi KJ- !,.'1 9 iid' I vi f ' -' ' , N' . K 9 ' I , 't' I v ,ll ' n A y ' I ' 'xi ,Q KE' 11' , '. +1537 . -- 1 , 0 ,F . n . 1 vzrrlf ' v v ' - ' 1 , fqfegf., , X , 9 . , U, f ry. . , . N 1 M ' , , f 4 . V, 1 X j' 2- , , in 'f' I , af, gf-if-viii, f'Jff1i' fr X ' , ',- xnom-Jgfzg lp ' ' . 3 .Au . I . u , ,-,fy-f ,a ' wage f .. -. - . ,iff We . ' 9 'O : . xl N. .,..d.., '. ' . cn H . - 'E , ' ' , - -Q .-- . ' 1 -'Q -M , S 9 QQ, - L A E11 J f .' ' v-J. ' m...s,, . ,. H, 1 , 1. rt W . . lnmk three special lll!Ilill'fllll!lli9 6 I C 1 F W l lx w N 1 1 'A 1 Y K , 1 's A J f i 1 1 1 w , .lane Bailow Bowie Coen Jim l-lfutlvy kxthcrlne Bell Muion 1 ones Colonia Mao Hood Rachel Brel ind Meiiam tiutthtitltl M11y Ella Johnson Jonnie Belle Caiitwav Ruth Fold Be-xnard King Edwin Claxk Lois. Haiiison Latheiine Matthews Christine May Alton Pitts Frank Pitts M3l'if.'Hl'9t Sztundvrs Louise Stamps K, 9 'V J, Sw ', Y'f s 9 f 35,1 , . r 1 i CC-LIN 76 glqzq ? CCD-LIN glqgq ? CCD-LIN Certificate Recital MISS .IESSIE FITZGERALD, MISS FRANCES I-IODGES MISS EIIYTIAIE YOUNG QPUPILS OF ELIZA BLUE, PROGRAMME Valse Caprice Op5 . . .......... . . Primo, JESSIE FITZGERALD Srcundo, FRANCES HODGES Hahnnera from Carmen ........... . JESSIE FITZGERALD La Traviata . . ,...... . . FRANCES HODGES Serenade QTriOl . ........ . EDYTHE YOUNG FRANCES HODGES JESSIE FITZGERALD Loreley Opz . .....,.. . EDYTHE YOUNG Fifth Nocturne . . ....... . . FRANCES HODGES Primo, EDYTHE YOUNG Srrundo, JESSIE FITZGERALD The Faust Wlilltl . . ......... . . Turkey in the Straw Shooting Stars . JESSIE FITZGERALD Prelude C Minor . Country Gardens .... ......... EDYTHE YOUNG Military March Op51 NO. I ...... . . . EDYTHE YOUNG Piano 1, JESSXE FITZGERALD Piano 2, MARX' CHAPMAN AND FRANCES HODGES Certificate Recital MISS DORIS BALL CPUPIL OF MRS. EWINGP COPIAH-LINCOLN AUDITORIUM PROGRAMME Mon Coeur S'Ouvre a tn voix QFrom SIIITISOII et Delilah . . Lullaby from Jocelyn .............. Carmena-Wilson . . . ......... . . . MISSES BALL AND SMITH I Hid My Love . . Comin' Home .... . . Change O' Mind .................. VVheII Dawning Springtime ................ MISSES XYOUNGBLOOD, BALL AND BARLOW ROsesinBlOOm.. , ...... April Morn . . . ' 78 flqzq . . Sflubfrt . . . Bizet Arr. by Dorn . . Shubrr! . . Sealing . . Leylzodz . . Ralfe flrr. by Lang? Raclzmaninoyf . .Grainger . . Slzubert . Saint Sams . . Godard . . Blumemfclzein . . .D'Hardelot . lffalier Rolfe . . .Curran . . Di Capua . . Firlitz . . Batten CCD-LIN glqzq ? CCD-LIN glqlq? CC-LIN Q Q FA,Q Qi!Qi19 WY SI glqzq ? l!1' CG-LIN Agricultural Department TYRRELL SMITH EARL SPRINGS HAPPY SMITH EDWARD DOUGLAS W. L. XVATSON SIB LEACH ALTON VVHITE CHARLES BRUECK HOOK STONE, Inxlrucfor HUBERT BELL CLELL LAMBERT VVILLIAM FORD CLAUDE REMMINGTON R. E. SMITH AQEMBERS NOBLE DOUGLAS FRANK BARLOW LOYAL FARRAR ROYCE HART JAG RUSSELL TOM DAVIS BERNARD KING JOHN HENNINGTON VVAYNE RUSSELL I. K. LUTER ROBERT COLE ROBERT BOLING B. C. FARRAR 82 glqzq ROGER VAUGHT JOHNNIE NEAL ED ALIAS VVALTER SULLIVAN TOBY IVY MARVIN HUTSON PAUL TURNBOUGH ASA COTTON ROBERT SMITH BARNEY KOONS HENRY PEETS LOYD MAGEE CLARENCE DRANE GLOVER RATCLIFF M cwm A X X gg F Q 5 i 1 U5 1 2 fflf -if- VX X X X y , X X '4 x , XX gif- -1 '- ' XX SF ff ' '- 7 -rg.. hook Hllll' nfl: lefic 9 6 pg- ll f-Q :Tiff ' vi. .V,N if . Y 9-N 4T 4.,. '9fs fl co-LIN Q, 'X W , . as W . ' ,f . .L ' ' f 5 X 4 ,,,, W4 M N MN bi VA , ' ,N I A. L :gm'?m1, , L W f f 5 ,A , gig W, A qw'-A - , 6 A ,lt ,- Q.f:,L. 2 ,.,. , 3 ., CHEER LEADERS FOOTBALL SQUAD 25 glqzq CCD-LIN Football STONE Coach Hook Stone is a man whom the boys have confidence in. They are always willing to do anything for him. Coach Stone is a former All-Southern football and basketball man. He was known all over the Southern Conference as the greatest place kicker in football, and one of the best guards in basketball. Coach Stone placed a good team upon the field this year to compete with other Junior Colleges that have been in the Association for several seasons. Five games were lost and five were won. SPENCER Captain Tommie Spencer rounded out his fourth year on the team as center, This year was the best of all. He is a fighting lineman and an accurate ball passer. He is expected to return next season. FARR In Robert Farr, Co-Lin had a back of rare ability. Scrappy and dependable, always a line plunger. His fight was an inspiration to his team mates. 86 FIQZQ CC-LIN Football SINCLAIR Addison Sinclair played more minutes than any man on the team this year. He was the powerful fullback that backed the line and broke up passes many times. He was also a good line plunger. Sinclair is expected to return next season. PRICE Orlie Price played good ball his first year out at end. For six straight games he aided in the drive of the team, VVith one year's experience stored away, he should be one of the state's best wingmen next fall. HUTSON Earl Hutson proved to be a Hashy player at guard this season. His splendid drive into the opponent's line was noticed very regularly by the spectators. He also played tackle. He will be back next year. HEMPHILL Rufus Hemphill was a scrapping end from the time the game started until it ended. He played the first part of the year at the halfback's post. He has wonderful possibilities as a back or end. He receives passes with ease. grain? CG-LIN Football GODBOLD Tillman Godbold was the fastest man on the field. In many games he former by stepping off long gains. His work at half back next year according to predictions, BRUECK Charles Brueck played in many games at the end of the season, and did was will well He was noticed very much on the defense and was a dangerous tackler. He good terminal in the future. SULLIVAN a brilliant per- be outstanding, in all of them. should make a VValter Sullivan, fleet quarterback of the eleven, was a prominent man in the offensive drive. He was a great broken field runner and off-tackle driver. 'Sullivan played safety this season and saved many opponents from making touchdowns by star tackles. He will be a sensation next season. SANDIFER Jessie Sandifer was handicapped very much this season by bruises. He was a regular at guard most of the season and was a capable reserve the remainder of the time. 88 glqzq I -4 '1 Q: V4 z il l -1 .1 .I il il l l l .I I I rl 1 l l l l l K l co-LIN ,ii Football TURNBOUGH Paul Bat Turnbough, the tall strawberry blonde, was a powerful addition to the Copiah- Lincoln backfield. He was a good line plunger, passer, punter, and end runner, He piled up much yardage for the VVolves this season. BRITT A reserve that climbed up to a regular berth before the season was half over, was Alvin Britt. His wonderful offense work won him a place on the regular eleven. EVANS G. VV. Evans was the hardest tighter on the field. The diminutive wing man hit them low and plenty hard. He exhibited to the junior College fans this year, that a little man could hit hard and cut plenty. IVY Toby Ivy, a stalwart guard, showed his ability in the last two games. In the State Teachers College game at Hattiesburg, his splendid work was one of the main cogs in the triumph. He will most likely return for practice early next season, SMITH Happy Smith rounded out very successfully his third year as a varsity tackle. No man has given more lighting ability to the team than Happy, Copiah-Lincoln will have one of the best tackles in the state in him next year. 39 glqzq CO-LIN OTBAL 90 Mglqzq ? WILL CLARKE II CC-LIN 91 glqzq? CCD-LIN 1 be vo- -' ., -- in 5 W :mm W' ,. V ' Mqs. -V rf f SIYWQTH, '-BCOTT, C0669 STONE!!-HCKKYIANIOSOC-PON, WGST , SULLXVRN, A f , , . uufsom, TUQN gow, HCMDG-!lLL,ERUtCK, mo-scymnsoo-r. 92 AFIQZQ CCD-LIN E E 93 glqzq? Ii, co-LIN 9+ glazes? .1 A1 i .4 1 w -i i f Y Y 5 N I 3 N '1 i 'Z Y r 1 I p v CG-LIN 95 If lqzq? CCD-l.l N Tennis Club SAM ARMSTRONG NELL BASS RACHEL BRELAND EDWIN CLARK NORA COWAN MIRIAM CRUTCHFIELD RUBY DAVIS LOUCILLE PEETS BOBBY PHILLIPS VVILMOTI-I DECELL SETH GRANBERRX' MARY LOU GRAY LOUNENIA MATTHEWS JULIA MAE MQCAFFREY MABLE MCKINNON HENRY PEETS CHARLES PHILLIPS JAMES REA VVELLMAN SCOTT R. C. SWEENEY PAT VVEATHERSBY MISS COVINGTON, Sponsor 96 glqzq 53 ! , , 1 45,-lltllill fiv ffixiuns 6 lnisccllameous Q sed I f '. I mf Q 42-xa'f', ' ' X ,wa v.W,4..p? .L x , , 5, . .:1. ,, f f 1 A A r ' - lwx--fa' ' .La -- V. - , .J 4 e9YCiss Gopiah-Lincoln: KDo1'is ZBCLU e7XCost iBeautiful: 1ane'fBaTlow 'gfappiestr Elma iBolin and Wfafry Cgfickman fgatestz GWCGWEZ iBeafveTs and Cgferbert 234211 Qutest: Sarah Gcwrol eflffost Cgfandsomer 'lQLfus Cgfemphill iBest Uflthletesr Qlaclyce fBell and 'walter ,Sullivan efffost Intelligent: Gladys fmals Gm iBal9y : Glycle Laurence Ellzey fest Cfqllffkzundr Luke 6931011011 GVXCOSI: Qowrteous: 706 Cghompson CCD-LIN 107 glqzq ? CCD-LIN THE HI-Y CLUB GIRL RESERVE GATE-WAY GROUP 108 E-lqzq CCD-LIN 1 V CO-LIN BAND M' 4 nun GIFFIN CHEMISTRY CLUB 109 glqzq ? CC-LIN IIO glqzq ? CG-LIN J Definitions as Harry Hickman sees them: Dust-Mud with the juice squeezed out. Fan-A thing to brush warm off with. Snoring-Letting off sleep. Bacteria-The back door of a cafeteria. Prof. Horton: I would like to see a first class second-hand automobile. Garage Man: So would I. Harry: I'm going to kiss you every time a star falls. Jane: fTen minutes laterl You must be counting the lightning bugs. Toby: Between you and me, what do you think of Miriam? Tom: Between you and me, not so much, but alone-oh boy! al? is is Doris: Red Scott is a typical four-letter man, isn't he? Kathleen: Why, he never has entered into any athletics, where do you get the idea of his being a four-letter man? Doris: D-U-M-B. if 4 Miss Callender: Why Ed, you should be ashamed of yourself, such good soup. I won- der how many boys would be delighted to get even half that. Ed: I should, for one. if if if Leon: f'Do vcu get good marks at school? canlt show 'em. VVilson: Yeh, but I Mary Lou: Did you get hurt while on the eleven ? Tillman: No, it was on me. while the eleven was Maurice: 'fCertainlv was tickled last night. Rufus: See a good show? Maurice: f'No, just put on my new fiannel pajamas. ik' iii '19 If sunlight prevents diseases the only thing a modern girl can get is a bunion or two. -X6 ill? if Harry: How's the girl, Rufus? Rufus: It's all off. I threw her over yes- terdayf' Harry: VVhy? Rufus: I heard she eloped with another fellow. okes III Henry Peets: I failed in everything ex- cept Caesar. jim Pettigrew: How come you didn't fail in that also? Henry: I didn't take it. -llffile all Mr. Ellzey: When I was your age I thought nothing of walking ten miles to see a girl. Sib: I don't think much of it, either. at + + Gladys: Define love. Ruby: It is a man's insane desire to be- come a woman's meal ticket. + at an Miss Felder: f'Who is the Minister of VVar? Hoyt: A clergyman who preaches to sol- diersf' -lf' SF ili- Mrs. Ewing: VVhat is an operetta? Happy : A girl who answers the 'phonef' il? ill' if Charles Brueck: Have you heard the new butcher song they're singing around here now ? Hazel Gardner: No, what is it? Charles Brueck: Butcher arms around me honey. Shalt -Ulf Unknown: Why do you always close your eyes when you kiss me! Coach Stone: To keep my pupils from see- ing me. skilf- 949 Miss Pepper: f'Owen, give some quotation you have learned from the Bible. Owen: And so Jacob went out and killed himself. Miss Pepper: Good! Now give me an- other Owen: Go thou and do likewise. 46+ il? A little hint to Mr. Horton: Don't worry when your work is heavy and your rewards seem few, For you must remember that the mighty oak was once just a nut like you, +4 il! Coach CTO Henry Peets in Agriculture classl: VVhat did the farmer say in the field ? Henry: f'Yea team! let's ol . S glqzq? CCD-LIN II2 Mglqzq ? CCD-LIN 'The Alumni Association OF ' CGPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE OFFICERS PAUL LITTLE, Class of 1919 .... ..... . ..... P resident JEWELL KYZAR, Class of 1924 ....,. ...... If ice-President AGNESS YOUNGBLOOD, Class of I928 . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Alma Mater Faithful and true-hearted, Let us boost Cojriah-Lincolnj fVe revere her dnd defend her For her colors are the best. Wie will stand by her united, Of her deeds u'e'll gladly tell: Her colors streaming, Glad faces beaming, So here's a cheer for her we love so well. foyous and ever loyal, Let us boost Cojniah-Lincoln: Let every heart sing, Let every voice ring, There's no time to grieve or sigh. lt's ever onward our course pursuing, Let defeat ne'er our ardor cool, But united PVe shall boost For her, Copiah-Lincoln. IIS EIQZQ ? CO-LIN 114 glqzq ? CCD T f I gm 1. Uh f CCD-LIN THAD B. LAMPTON, President C. C. LYELL. Vice-President ROBERT E. REA, Cashier BANK OF WESSON WESSON, MISSISSIPPI The Guaranteed Bank LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE DAIRY CENTER RamSay'S Drug. COIVIPLIMENTS Store OF I B. YoungInIoocI and CIO1'I1pEl1'1y .Service and Quality DEALERS ,N Always Generaf Merchancffse Established l890 Incorporated 1927 PHONE 45 I Cotton Buyers Buyers and Shippers Produce d V I bl WESSON, MISSISSIPPI an egea es WESSON, MISSISSIPPI glqzq ? CO-LIN Armstrong Feed E5 Grocery Co. Wholesale and Retail Distributors Telephone No. Z9 WESSON, MISSISSIPPI The Becker, LyeII, IVIcGratI'1 Co. fr SeIIs Everything the Student Needs 'Ir WESSON, MISSISSIPPI COWEN MOTOR COMPANY J. E. PATTERSON DEALER IN w WESSON, MISS. AUfhOT7Z6CZ .5aIes anal 'serwce THE WESSON ENTERPRISE XV. IV. I'llOPHEI'L'I'SUN, Eflit .f The- I e:1tuI'f- Nf'XVSII:l1'Iv'1'--II I 11 P LIII IT. Est 11'1PcI If 1 I P IIIIIIIILT. Job I tina. I 1 II' I I I 1 I I 1 I WESSON, MISSISSIPPI H1114 Right in and Tulip Your . PHONE 73 RED'S CAFE The Place lo Eat M XY IC. XVCIOIHIH YYESSON 'XII glqzq ? CCD-LIN COMPLIMENT5 FROM OF A A FRIEND FRIEND WILLOWBROOK COIvIPLIIvIENTs OF Wesson Service Station FOR T. N. BUTLER WESSON, Miss REGISTERED JERSEYS AND M h Welcome, Co-Lin Students D L l M'lk' ' , 6 ava ' mg ac mes MCKAYS PRESSING SHOP P. E. LITTLE WESSON, Miss. WESSON' MISSISSIPPI SEND IT TO BUCK LOOK YOUR BEST Latest Styles and EIHI-iilut Servii-e at GREER'S BARBER SHOP STOREY BROS. BLACKSMlTHS+HORSE SHOEING MACHINE AND AUTOMOBILE SHOP All Kinds of Relmiring XV+-ssuil, Iwisxisxippi PHONE WESSON' MISS SIVIITI-I'S Palronfzc the Home Boy A I CHEVROLET ST TON AND WESSON THOMPSONIS BARBER SHOP MOTOR CO. I , I XVI-NSOII, Mississippi I-'aches Work a Specialty uw- Boost our .Aggies - It PHYS to Look Well R. ID. Smith G. K. Smith IVSSSOU. MISS- TIQZQ CCD-LIN The First National Bank of Brookhaven A Responsible and Dependable Bank' for Responsible and Dependable People OFFICERS A. B. ITURLOW .......... ....... ......... ......... P f e sidenl DR. R. E. I-IIGDON.. .............. ... ... Vice-President j. EDWIN BARRON. ............... . Cashier R. L. DAVIS ..... .... . Assistant Cashier F. K. ANDING. ............. . Assislanl Cashier DIRECTORS A. B. FURLow j. F. VERNON DR. R. E. I'IlGDON DR. j. P. CONN j. EDWIN BARRON W. P. FURR SAM ABRAMS V. D. YOUNGBLOOD C. C. CLARK j. W. IVICCRATI-I j. B. STIRLING SOUTHERN WHOLESALE COMPANY House of Service, Qualify and EfI Iciency SOLE DISTRIBUTORS OF DAINTY, POND LILY. AND SNOWFALL FLOUR Southern Fencing Lilvlayxs products BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI glqzq ? CCD-LIN BROOKHAVEN COTTON OIL AND FERTILIZER COMPANY BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI MANUFACTURERS OF COTTONSEED OIL. MEAL, HULLS LINTERS Higliest Prices Paid for Cotton Seed. Get Our Prices Before Selling Your Seed' or Buying Meal and Hulls. A. SINCLAIR, Manager COME TO SEE US CO-LINI' STANDS FOR EDUCATION Both Moral and Intellectuaf Mississippi Power and Light Co. Is helping Mississippi build up by investing large sums of money and making available ample electric power for all purposes. Moral and intellectual t ' d d t d' et th rame young men an women mus ir c e building if the benefits of the development of Mississippi's wealth is realized. aWe are proud to be associated in this development work with Copiali-Lincoln Agricultural Junior College. MISSISSIPPI POWER Ee? LIGHT CO. glaze: ? CCD-LIN J. J. NEWMAN LUMBER CO. HOMOCHITTO LUMBER CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Southern Pine and Hardwoods Crating and Box Shooks WE IvIAI4E A SPECIALTY OF Cabbage Crates MILLS AT HATTIESBURG, SUMRALL, AND BUDE, MISSISSIPPI GENERAL SALES OFFICE, BROOIQHAVEN, MISS. The Veribest Junior College in the State Growing Bigger and Bettern Eating Biscuit Made from the Whitest Flour in the World VERIBEST MERCHANTS GROCERY co. BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR glqzq ? CC-LIN MCGRATHS The Big Department .Store A Friendly Place to Trade PRICES REASONABLE VALUES UNEXCELLED ' Fifteen Departments Under One Roof Makes Shopping Easy Service, Quality and Style is the Keynote of the Big Store JOHN MCGRATH AND SONS For Fifty Years the Trade Center for Seven Counties L1NcoLN FORDSON A New and Modern Car Designed to Meet New and Modern Conditions 'G' LA1RD-DAY Moron co. INCORPORATED PHONE 200-300 BROOKHAVEN. Miss. glqzq ? CCD-LIN PURITY ICE CREAM COMPANY BROOKHAVEN, MISS. MANU FACTURERS IOF StapIe Fancy Ice Cream, Sherbets, Ice, Etc. WE USE ONLY HOME PRODUCED DAIRY PRODUCTS Prosperity FoIIows the Dairy Cow Prepare Now to Follow the Procession When You Finish School El CXEDIEQI5 BROOKHAVEN CREAMERY CO. INCORPORATED BROOIQHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI glqzq ? CCD-LIN LINCOLN COUNTY LUIVIBER COMPANY Retaff Debartment Everything to Build Anything PHONES 86, 185, 530 BROOKI-IAVEN MISSISSIPPI BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN SPECIALTY CO. FURNITURE CO T. H. PERKINS, JR. . . Cholce CaHd1CS WHOLESALE FRESH FROM FACTORY WEEKLY T. M. SMYLIE BROOKHAVEN, MISS. Everything for the Home 25: AAAAAAAAAAA q2q iA CCD-LIN We Make the Best Drinks SERVICE DRUG COMPANY HERE TO SERVE YOU BEST Phone 618 BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI We believe that business goes where it is invited, and abides where it is well treatedl. On this basis we so- Iicit your business. DRUGS, STATIONERY TOILET ARTICLES ATHLETIC GOODS AUTO AND RADIO SUPPLIES HOFFMAN 'S PHONES 441-452 BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI joHN BECIQER jA.P. BECKER BEN OIT'S THE HOME OF LOVELY THINGS AT LITTLE PRICES 'Ir BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI FOR THE BEST IN Hardware BuiIcIing IVIateriaI Houseware, GIassware Sporting Goods Prices and Service-Largest Stocks C. B. PERKINS HARDWARE BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI glqzq ? AA CG-LIN PHOTO IN CO-LIN MAY BE OBTAINED FROM A. D. SAUER Pkotografher BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI MEMBER PHOTOGRAPHERS' ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Because You Want the Best Central Lumber Company BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Quentfn Qualfty Yellow pine Lumber Very Little I-ligher, but Very Much Better. Send Your Inquiries to Central Lumber Company BROOKHAVEN , MISSISSIPPI ULMER for Economical Transportaiion Qi' COMPANY BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Sheet Metal Work and Roofing on all new buildings on our campus furnished and installed by RATLIFFQS SHEET METAL WORKS SHEET METAL AND ROOFING CONTRACTOR APPROVED JOI-INS-lVlANVILLE ROOFER Gutters, Ventilators, Skylights, Blow Pipes, Moist Air Heating A PHONE 6I3 Member National Sheet Metal Contractors Association IZI RAILROAD AVE. BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI gl qlq ? I CC-LIN V. PANZICA fs? BROTHER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Groceries and Feed Stuff Highest Quality, Lowest Prices Mail Qrders Receive Prompt Attention BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI The brick in the new Copiah- Lincoln School buildings were manufactured by us. We have just completed the most modern plant in the South, using a mocl- ern tunnel kiln, ancl we invite you to visit it. 'Ir' Brookhaven Pressed Briclc E3 Manufacturing Co. BROOKI-IAVEN, MISS. Brookhaven Bank fs? Trust Co. BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Resources Nearly 33,000,000 Interested in the success of Copiah-Lincoln Agricultural junior College and of every other school in Lincoln ancl adjoining counties. S. E. MORETON Chairman of the Board W. D. DAVIS ................ President W. H. SEAVEY ........ Vice-Presialent C. M. HlcDoN. ............ Cashier S. A. WALKER ...... Assistant Cashier Dr. R. A. Tropp Chiropractor Adcls Life to Years and Years to Life ABRAMS BLDG. BROOKI-IAVEN, Miss Beam Motor Co. OAKLAND AND PONTIAC Sales and Service GOODWILL USED CARS Lincoln Hotel Bldg. BROOKHAVEN, Miss glaze: ? CC-l.1lNl WILLYS KNICIHTS AND WHIPPETS A Smile with Every Ride A. W. HART MOTOR COMPANY Phone No. 390 BROOKHAVEN, MIss. Drink Coca-Cola DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING Coca-CoIa Bottling Co. BROOKHAVEN, MISS. JUST LIKE COPIAH- LINCOLN We are growing bigger, better and more complete each day. Students, we are In- terested in you and your school. When- ever we can be of any service to you, dOn't hesitate to call on us. The Farmers Exchange L. H. BAGGETT L. B. BAGGETT GUESS DRY CLEANING CO. SEND US THOSE SOILED GARMENTS We Know Hotw to Clean Them Phone 103 BROOKHAVEN, MISS. Brookhaven Steam Laundry Hfe Treat Your Clothes as Our Friends SEND THEM TO Us PHONE 431 EAT' AT Tl-IE AMERICAN CAFE XVlIeI'e Quality, Quantity and Quick Service Counts 'WH ammiw-uiate your business BI'OOlcl1ave-II, Miss. WHEN IN BROOKHAVEN. MISS., STOP AT THE LINCOLN RATES 2151.00 PER DAY PRIVATE BATH 351.50 For seven years the young ladies and Ill!-'ll Ol? l,'lJ1J12lIl-L1IlC'O1ll College have lbZl.tl'0IlIZ4fd the BOSTON SHOE STORE Always Glad to Serve You R. B. WALL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Alirnms Bldg. PHONE 410 BROOKHAVEN, MIss. BEAUTY Is FOUND IN FLOWERS Flowers at Moderate Prices Are Found at BERTHA FLOWER SHOP Brookhaven, Miss. VIVIAN'S CAFE Day ana' Night Service Our Motto: USl4l'Yl1'4-1 and Satisfar1tiOII' V. RITCHIE BROTHERS, Brookhaven, Miss. LET Us DRY CLEAN A SUIT FOR YOU YOU WILL NOTE THE DIFFERENCE MODEL DRY CLEANING COMPANY L. Lf FURLOW Brookhaven, Mass glqzq ?' CCD-LIN General Electric and Plumbing Company LUTHER C. MACEE TOM F. CUPIT The Electrical Wing of the New Buildings done by us. COWART AND WRIGHT lullllllbilll-Z', Ha-utiiig, Elec-triv and Refrig- erating lilsiinmtes flllt'l'l'fllll5 l'llll'IlIhll1'll All XYIIVIQ tjI1zII'zII1tIfI,-Il. lZI'IIulilIItx'I-II, Miss. l..ANCFORD,S SHOE HOSPITAL I2I'cmI:IIIIx'I,-II and l-IfIzlPIIIII'st, Ivlississippi South Mississippi's Leading Shoe Repair Spslem A. A. COHN Lawyer Copialm Lumber BROOKHAVEN, MISS. Cornpany YARDS The Leading feweler CHAS. D. SIVIITI-I BROOKHAVI-LN, MISS. CULLEY AND HOB BS Ouijilters for Young Men BROOIQHAVILN, MISSISSIPPI ARCADE Afiiliated with Saenger Theatres, Inc. BROOIQHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS. AND UTICA, MISS. CRYSTAL MOTDR CGMPANY CRYSTAL SPRINGS, lVIISSISSlP.Pl Phone 316 Forcl Dealers IT PAYS TO DRESS WELL A pt-rson is judged by his vlothvs. Iiavv yuur L-lothes vlvaned and pressvtl :It l...OVELL'S PRESSING SHOP When in Crystal Springs Make Batton and E.acly's New Store Your Headquarters B1'0Okl1gLy,-11, Migg, XVI Sell ICU'-l'ytlIili3.g' tlit' Buys NI-I-Il Greetings to tl'Ie Co-l..in junior College f L. Courtesy and Service COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR W. D. LOFTON, Mgr., Brookhaven, Miss. COLLEGE Tlqzq ? CG-LIN Bell-Shelton The Jewelers Difficult Watch Repairing HAZLEHURST, Miss. THE BEsT PLACE TO EAT Is GOOD COOKING l uit us SlE'I'Vlt l 4O'OII'll? in and 11x U 1-lazln-hu1'st, Miss. Golden Rule Service Station Smiling Service That Gund Gulf Gasoline, Sllllfflllf' Motor Oil, Quaker State Oil and Nlobile Oil Jackson and Gworgetoxxii Pfrful Hazlehurst M ss. Fl -UNI USXVALT FURNITURE VICTROLAS AND RECORDS We Sen for Less PERKINS FURNITURE CO. HAZLEHURST, Miss. Since 1892 the people of Copiah have favored us with their trade. We acknowledge our grate- ful appreciation. WISE COMPANY HAZLEHURST, Miss. COME TO THE Hazlehurst Theatre For Clean and Wholesome Pictures R. L. THERELL HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI LONG AND LONG District Managwrs LAMAR LIFE INSURANCE Co. Hnzl--hurst, Miss. Sherman Specialty Stores Dry Goods, Shoes, lllillinery and Ready to-XII-ar for the Entire Family Hzizlvliurst, Crystal Springs 'Ind ' Rl'lJlJlilIilN't ll, Mississipll 510120: ? CCD-LIN BUY YOUR FERTILIZER EROM A HOME CONCERN MaIIIIfactIIre-d in Your Couniy Hazlehurst Oil Mill and Fertilizer Company HAZLEHURST, MISS. Merchants Grocery Company ExClU.SiU67y IIVIZEOIGSCZIG HQUALYTYM OUR HIGHEST CONSIDERATION HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI Absolute Safety is the Best Thing we have to offer. Other induce- ments are of secondary importance. Alford and Miller Haz7elIurst,s -Merchants E3 Planters Best Storen Bank HAZEEHURST, MISSISSIPPI HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIIVIENTS OF WISE MOTOR COMPANY HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI SAFETY SERVICE Bank of Hazlehurst HAZLEI'IL'RST, MISSISSIPPI BANI4 WITII THE CHIME CLOCK glqzq ? ,-. CCD-LIN LQNZQ B. I-IAYDE Plumbing, INCORPORATED Heating ancl Roofing Contractors TELEPHONES 100-I I0 Post Qflice Box 217 PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS. Fraternity, College AND I Class Jewelry COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS jeweler to the Senior Class of Copiah- Lincoln junior College L. G. Balfour Co. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND STATIONERS l'IN'I'RANf'E COUPE!! PIALI. A M xvllilH'lll'tll College TTLEBORO- ASS' Brookllaven, Mississippi lXIQ.'l'll.lG'I' S1'vutl'wI'I1 Assofrintiml ol' f'olIoQ.'I:s and S1 C'Vll1Ll?l1'y Schools A EIQZQ? CCD-LIN The FIoor OiIs and Disinfectants Used hy This SchooI Are Furnished hy MIDLAND CHEMICALS LABORATORIES INCORPORATED DUBUQUE, IOWA E.. B. GUESS, District Manager BROOKHAVEN, Miss. We feature Cafeteria, Dining Room and Kitchen Supplies and Equipment For Schools and Colleges The Louhat GIassware 699 Cork Co., Ltd. 510 BIENVILLE ST. New ORLEANS, LA. EMMETT I. HULL ARCHITECT Merchants Bank BuiIcIing JACKSON, Miss. Architect for new buildings for Copiah-Lincoln junior College A. T. MORTONS CHAIN STORES WhCl'C Your Dollars Buy the Most WE FIT THE ENTIRE FAMILY A FUII Line of Up-to-the-IVIinute Styles CURLEE CLOTHES And Other High CIass Brands A SNAPPY LINE OF Bostonian Shoes, Ladies' and Chil cIren's Ready-to-Weal' and IVIiI-- Iinery with Distinction glqzq ? CCD-LIN COPI H-LI COL JUNIOR COLLEGE A D A. H. S. WESSON, MISSISSIPPI fA1515rovecl Junior Coilegej U' he School with a ' Futuren FOR INFORMATION, WRITE L. RUSSELL ELLZEY, President Mississippi College CLINTON. Miss. Established in 1826 Congratulates Copiah-Lincoln upon the ex- cellent success of this, their first year, as a junior College. The graduates of Copiah-Lincoln High School have won distinction in Mississippi College. Still greater things are expected of the graduates of the new junior College. For full information concerning Mississippi College, those interested will please write for a catalogue which gives detailed facts as to the various courses, the unusually strong faculty, the reasonable cost to each student, the beautiful grounds and modern equipment, and the educational rating of this Four-Year Standard College. Mississippi Woman's College ls the only standard, four-year collesre in Mississippi south of Jackson. VVhen you have uolnljrleted your vourse at 6'0- Lin Junior College come to your own South Mississippi Senior College. For bulletin and beautiful View book, Address j. L.. JOHNSON, President Hattiesburg. Mississippi Eli-ve-n weeks of summer school. begin- ning May 31st, All college work and terms very I'tf'3SOI'lRIWl6'.- Vvrite for Sum- mmi-I' School Bulletin. COMPLIMENTS or DR. C. L. 'TI-IOIVIPSON WESSON, Miss. ,L PROVINE. PH-D-Q The Cover for this Annual was President Mississippi College Created by CLINTON, IVIIssIssI.PPI The David Mglloy CO, 2857 N. Western Ave. CHICAGO, ILL. glqzq ,,, i . 1 1 ' l 4 , i , 1 I i I Iv I l l I 'Q 212. .ZA wi S1 , if. I W , f ww 1 f SE sf gy Q ,sa 1? 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