Copiah Lincoln Community College - Trillium Yearbook (Wesson, MS)

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If We have embodied in tangible form something of our campus and the spirit which is Co-Linis, our aim has been accomplished and We will consider this volume a success. CONTE TS A C A D E M I C ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS EDICATIO To express simply but sincerely our hearts deepest devotion, and to render a high tribute where such tribute is due, we, the Sophomores of 1939, are privileged to dedicate our volume of the Co-Lin Trillium to one who has contributed so much to the building of our college and our characters, our Dean of Women and our friend, Miss Lula Stevens. ALMA MATER Hail Copiah-Lincoln! Sons and Daughters true, Pledge thee our love, We'1l sing thy praise anew. Faithfully and loyally we'll ever honor thee. We'll push thy colors on to Victory! TW 'fghif 'V game 1 4ahX,QqgxF Build what thou wilt, heed not what each man says? ACADEMIC AS YOU ENTER CO-LIN'S CAMPUS THE ACADEMIC BUILDING X X R17 M034 ,uf I . fjQ2pq.g:v' if , - , . f ,ng N W - Y 23 wmq 5 7 THE BOYS' DORMITORY THE GIRLS' DORIVIITORY, NIGHT VIEW at AD OUR The building of Copiah-Lincoln has naturally resulted largely from the united efforts of many people. Outstanding in the group who have contributed to the building of our school have been the members of the Board of Trustees and the Boards of Supervisors of the counties which cooperate in the support of our High School and Junior College. Every movement for progress and growth must have one central leader. This leader. in the building of Copiah-Lincoln for several years. has been our president, J. M. Ewing. Under his direction our school has become a member of the American Association of Junior Colleges. the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. and a leader in all Junior College activities. We, the members of the Sophomore Class, who have sponsored this issue of the Co-Lin Trillium, shall endeavor to continue to build our school in order that those who have given us this opportunity to grow, may give this same opportunity to others. PRESIDENT JAMES MILTON EWING B. S.. Mississippi State M. A.. Columbia University MI ISTRATIO J. S. YOUNGBLOOD. President R. E. REA, Secretary A. S. THOMAS PRENTISS FURR CLYDE E. DAY W. S. HENLEY DR. DAVID MAGEE? Deceased FRANK OSWALT J. H. REEVES C. J. HALLOWAY EDDIE M. YOUNG H. T. FUNCHESS F. E. EDWARDS BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Copiah. County- JOHN C. LOWE M. E. FURR JOE SMITH L. E. HOAD FRANK M. BREWER Simpson County-- J. T. PRUITT I-I. S. TULLOS C. W. CHOPPELL M. W. BUCKLEY G. D. NEELY Lincoln County- MRS. ROSA TURNBOUGH QUIN RUTLAND J. Q. BRISTER SAM WACTOR LOUIE ENTRICAN at FA JANE L. ADAMS College Home Economics B. A., Grenada College: B. S., M. A., George Peabody College for Teachers FANNIE CALLENDER Dietitian CATHERINE EVELYN DAVIS High School English B. S.. Millsaps College MRS. MAGGIE FLOWERS EWING Piano B. A., Millsaps: M. A., Columbia University: Pupil of Mr. A. C. Zerffi, New York VIRGINIA ISABELLE FELDER Mathematics B. A., Mississippi State College for Women: M. S., Tulane University, RALPH WILLIAM FRANKLIN Band Director B. A., L. S. U.: Two Summers' Work Northwestern. TROY ALBERT FUNCHESS High School Science and Coach B. A., Mississippi College: Summer Coaching School, Northwestern University. JOHN MURREL GOODWIN Agriculture and Botany B. S., and Graduate work, Mississippi State College. ADAMS CALLENDER DAVIS EWING FELDER FRANKLIN FUNCHESS GOODWIN HOFFPAUIR JACKSON LEGGETT LINDSEY LOFTON LONG LOWRY MAGEE ' 12 CARROL LEE HOFFPAUIR Inorganic and Organic Chemistry B. S., Southwestern Louisiana Institute: M. S., University of Michigan. WILLERY JACKSON College History B. A.. Mississippi State College for Women: M. A., Columbia University. ROBBIE LEE LEGGETT Education and Psychology B. S., State Teachers Collegeg M. A.. Scarritt College. LAURA BELL LINDSEY College English B. A., Millsaps College: M. A., George Peabody College for Teachers. ALLIE LEE LOFTON. R. N. Resident Nurse JULIA LONG B. A., Blue Mountain College, Blue Mountain. Miss.: Pupil of William A. C. Zerffi. New York: Graduate work at Columbia University. MARK LOWRY Bible B. A.. Mississippi College: Th.M.. Southwestern Baptist Seminary. FRANCES LORRAINE MAGEE College Commercial B. S., Mississippi State College for Women: Graduate work at Columbia University. A 1 i 4 I vi V, LT FRANCES MOORE College French and Spanish B. A.. Central College: M. A., Baylor University. MARY MILLER MURRAY College English B. A., Grenada College: M. A., Northwestern University. MRS. FRANK OSWALT Certificate in L. S.: Peabody Graduate work in L. S. REX RAY PEARCE Sociology, Economics, and Geography B. A., Mississippi State Teachers College: M. A.. University of Mississippi. OLIVIA JEWELL SIMS High School Home Economics, General Science and Chemistry B. S., Delta State Teachers College. FRANCES ETOILE SKULLEY B. A.. Bowling Green College of Commerce: Graduate work at University of Michigan. WILLIE H. SMITH College Zoology, Registrar, Principal of the High School B. A., Mississippi College: M. S., Cornell University. LULA STEVENS Dean of Women, College Hygiene M. E. L.. Blue Mountain College: M. A.. Columbia University. HENRY L. STONE Agriculturist B. S.. Mississippi State: Diploma from Rockne School of Coaching. FRED E. THOMPSON Bookkeeper B. A. E., University of Mississippi. LENA WOOD THOMPSON Harmony, Theory, Music Appreciation B. A., Asbury College: B. M.. Asbury Conserva- tory: Graduate work, Duke University and Co- lumbia University. MARY M. THOMPSON Secretary to the President and High School Commerce B. A., Blue Mountain College: B. C. S., Soule. SARAH ANN TURNER College English, Speech B. A.. Louisiana State Normal College: M. A., Louisiana State University. LUTHER DELTON WILLIAMSON High School Mathematics B. S., Mississippi State Teachers College: Graduate work Louisiana State University CARL STEADMAN WILSON Political Science and Dean of Men B. A., Mississippi College: Graduate work Louisiana State University. DOROTHY AUSTIN WILSON Physical Education and Dramatics B. A.. Mississippi State College for Women: Graduate work University of Colorado and Louisiana State University. MOORE MURRAY OSWALT PEARCE SIMS SKULLEY SMITH STEVENS STONE F. THOMPSON L. THOMPSON M. THOMPSON TURNER VVILLIAMSON C. WILSON D. WILSON in O P ir RATCLIFF BARAGONA PEARCE CARNEY FELDER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS W. B. CARNEY - - President JAMES BARAGONA - - - Vice-President MARY VIRGINIA RATCLIFF - - Secretary and Treasurer VIRGINIA FELDER - - ----- Sponsor REX PEARCE - - Sponsor 14 OIVIORE 15 CLK SO MARTHA ALFORD - Crystal Springs. Miss. Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 French Club 1. 21 B. Y. P. U. 2: Chorister of Y. W. C. A. 23 Glee Club 1, 23 S. C. A. Cabinet 23 Pep Squad 13 Dramatic Club 1, 2. JONES ALLISON ---- Grenada. Miss. W Club 1, 23 Football 1, 23 Track 1. 2. RILLA ANDERSON - - - Wesson. Miss. CHARLES ARMSTRONG - - Wesson, Miss. WAYNE BAKER ------ Center, Ala. Football 1, 23 Club 1, 23 Basketball 13 Secretary W Club 23 Y. M. C. A. 13 Most Handsome Boy 2. JOHN BALLEW ----- Wanilla. Miss. Y. M. C. A. 1. 23 Baseball 2. JAMES BARAGONA ---- St. Joseph. La. Y. M. C. A. 1. 23 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 2g Class Vice-President 23 Most Intelligent Boy 13 Literary Contestant 1. 23 International Re- lations Club 13 President International Re- lations Club 23 French Club 1, 23 Debate Team 13 Debate Club 1, 23 S. C. A. 2. ALFORD ANDERSON ARMSTRONG BALLEW BARAGONA BARKER BERRY BISHOP BOYD ROBERT BARKER - - - Hazlehurst, Miss. Football 13 Wesley Foundation 2. QUENTIN BARROW - - - Pelahatchie, Miss. Club 1, 23 Baseball 1, 23 Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Most Popular 2. SAM ELISHA BEALL - - Wesson, Miss. DORIS BELL ----- Hopewell, Miss. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. HENRY BERRY ---- Mendenhall, Miss. Football 1, 23 Trackg Y. M. C. A. 1, 23 S. C. A 1, 23 Sponsor of High School Hi-Y 13 W Club 1, 2. WILTON BIGGS ----- Osyka. Miss. Y. M. C. A. 1, 2. CHRISTINE BISHOP ---- Pinola. Miss. French Club 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. 1. 23 Home Economics Club 13 Pep Squad 1. 23 Basket- ball 1, 23 Literary Contestant 2. WILLIE SMITH BOYD - - - Jayess. Miss. B. Y. P. U. 1, 23 Band 23 Y. M. C. A. 1, 2. PI-IGMGR Glam RUBYE BREWER - - - Brookhaven, Miss. Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 B. Y. P. U. 13 Dramatic Club 23 Pep Squad 1, 23 Debate Team 13 President of Debate Club 23 Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 23 Most Dependable Girl 2. IVIOZELLE BRIDGES - - - Wesson, Miss. Home Economics Club 1, 23 International Relations Club 23 Secretary of International Relations Club 23 Literary Contestant 2. JOHN W. BURNS ---- Magee, Miss Wesley Foundation 1. VERA BUTLER - - Wesson, Miss EDITH NELL BYRD - - Brookhaven. Miss. Y. W. A. 1. 23 Chorister Y. W. A. 23 Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 Secretary Y. W. C. A. 2: Bible Readers' Leader B. Y. P. U. 13 Home Economics Club 1, 23 Chorister Home Eco- nomics Club 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Girls' Quar- tet 23 Secretary Glee Club 23 S. C. A. Cabinet 2. W. B. CARNEY ----- Natchez, Miss Y. M. C. A. 1, 23 Class President 23 Most Dependable Boy 23 Dramatic Club 1, 23 Literary Contestant 2. ESTHER LORAINE CARR, Crystal Springs. Miss Y. W. C. A. 1. 23 Home Economics Club 1, 23 Pep Squad 1, 23 Literary Contestant 1. IRLINE COEN ---- Hazlehurst. Miss Glee Club 13 Wesley Foundation 1. 23 Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 Dramatic Club 1. 2: Band 23 Pep Squad 1, 2. ELAINE COWART ---- Auburn. Miss French Club 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. 1, 2: Pep Squad 23 Y. W. A. 1. BREWER BRIDGES BURNS BUTLER BYRD CARNEY CARR COEN COWART l l r l F The HELEN CUTRER - - Mount Herman, La Glee Club 1, 2: Annual Staff 2: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Secretary Dramatic Club 2: French Club 2: International Rela- tions Club 23 Orchestra tVocalistl 2: Girls' Quartet 2. VERA LEE DANIELS - - - Wesson, Miss. Glee Club 1, 2: President Glee Club 2: Girls' Quartet 1, 2: Piano Contestant 2. KATHRYN RYAN DECELLE. Hazlehurst, Miss. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2: Pianist of Y. W. C. A. 23 S. C. A. Cabinet 2: Pianist Wesley Founda- tion 1: President Wesley Foundation 21 Dra- matic Club 2: French Club 1. 2: Pianist French Club 2: Piano Contestant 1, 2. KATHRYN DOHERTY - - Brookhaven. Miss Transfer from Whitworth College: Glee Club Reporter: Dramatic Club: Annual Staff: Little Theater: International Relations Club: Most Intellectual Girl: Y. W. C. A. RANDLE E. DRANE ---- Wesson, Miss JACK RAYFORD EVANS - Brookhaven, Miss Club 1, 23 Football 1, 2: Track 1, 2. CUTRER DANIELS DECELLE DOHERTY FORD GALLMAN GEIGER GOULDMAN GREGG SARA FRANCES FORD - Hazlehurst, Miss. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2: International Relations Club 1, 2. EMMY LOU GADDY - Crystal Springs, Miss. Band 1: Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 French Club 2. MINNIE MERLE GALLMAN, ------ - - - - - - - Crystal Springs. Miss. Glee Club 1: Band 2: French Club 2: Dra- matic Club 2: Y. W. C. A. 1. 2: Home Eco- nomics Club 2: B. Y. P. U. 2: Vice-President of Dramatic Club 2: Y. W. C. A. Reporter: S. C. A. 2. DOROTHY GEIGER - - Mendenhall. Miss. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2: Band 1, 2: Home Economics Club 1, 2: Wesley Foundation 1, 2. ELIZABETH ANN GOULDMAN ----- - - - - - - - - - Hazlehurst, Miss. Glee Club 1: Wesley Foundation 1, 2: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2: Dramatic Club 2: Band 2: Pep Squad 1, Leader 2. ETHEL RUTH GREGG - Slate Spring, Miss. B. Y. P. U. 1, 2: Group Captain B. Y. P. U. 2: Chorister B. Y. P. U. 2: Y. W. A. 1, 2: Pianist Y. W. A. 2: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2: S. C. A. Cabinet 2. PI-IOMORE Gfass LANELLE GRICE - - - Brookhaven, Miss Dramatic Club 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. 1, 2: Pep Squad 1. C. B. GUEST ------ Athens, Ga. Football 1. 23 Track 1. 23 W Club 1. 23 Art Editor of Annual 13 Associate Editor 2. GRANVIL HAMBY ---- Grenada. Miss. Club 1, 2a President W Club 23 Foot- ball 1. 23 Baseball 1. 23 Literary Contestant 23 Basketball Manager 2. JAMES HAMILTON ---- Wesson. Miss. Club 1. 23 Annual Staff 2: Tennis 1. 23 Literary Contestant 23 International Rela- tions Club 1. 2. FLORENCE HARRINGTON - Mt. Olive. Miss Home Economics Club 1. 23 Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 B. Y. P. U. 1. 23 Y. W. A. 1. W. B. HARRIS ---- Monticello. Miss Y. M, C. A. 1, 23 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 1. 2: S. C. A. Cabinet 23 International Relations Club 1, 23 Wesley Foundation 1. 23 Literary Contestant 13 Annual Staff 2. DOROTHY RAM ONA HERRING ---- - - - - - - - - - Brookhaven. Miss S. C. A. 23 Home Economics Club 1, 2: Re- porter Horne Economics Club 23 Y. W. C. A. 1. 23 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 23 Y. W. A. 1. 23 President of Y. W. A. 2. WENDELL HOLMES - - - Tylertown. Miss Band 1. 23 Y. M. C. A. 1, 23 Pre-Med Club 2. ROBERT HUDSON - - Sanatoriurn. Miss BRISTER HUGHES - - Brookhaven. Miss Band 1. 23 Orchestra 1. 23 Y. M. C. A. 2. PHIL HUGHES ---- Brookhaven. Miss Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1. 23 Y. M. C. A. 1. 23 Dramatic Club 2. GRICE GUEST HAMILTON HARRIS HERRING HOLMES HUDSON B. HUGHES P. HUGHES 1 v I I I The IZARD KEEN KINNEBREW LAIRD LEGGETT LOWE IVICGEHEE MENDROP MIKELL DORIS IZARD ---- Hazlehurst. Miss. EMMA DEE LOWE - - - Monticello, Miss. Glee Club 1. 23 Pep Squad 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. 1. 23 Y. W. A. 23 Pre-Med Club 2: Home Economics Club 2. B. Y. P. U. Secretary 23 Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 Y. W. A. 1. 23 Home Economics Club 1, Treasurer 23 Basketball lg Pep Squad 1, 2. RUBY JORDON - - - Brookhaven. Miss. Home Economics Club 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. 1. 23 WILLQDINE MARTIN - , - Magee, Miss. Wesley Foundation 1, 2. Basketball 1. 23 W Club 2: Y. W. C. A. 23 SIDNEY KEEN - - - Bogue Chino' Miss' Home Economics Club 13 French Club 1. 23 Y. M. C. A. 1. 2. B. Y. P. U. 1, 2. Best Glfl Athlete 2- CIEIQRTQLJSIIQINEE B: ll tg li 1-2 -BWeEscH1, Miss. ALICE MCGEHEE - - - McCall Creek. Miss. OOBQZ Bby' A551556 2. C1352 ii. 2? 2' Home Economics Club 1. 2: President Home Economics Club 2: Wesley Foundation 1. 2: JIM KING ,,---- Monticello' Miss' Chalrmall of Worship COI'I'1I'I1ittS6 of Wesley Foundation 23 Y. W. C. A. 1. 23 Y. W. A. 1. NELLE KINNEBREW - - Hazlehurst, Miss. Y. W. C. A. 1. 23 Wesley Foundation 1. 23 DICK MENDRQP .... - Duncan' Miss. P S d1.23D t'Clb1.23Gl , ep qua CIRIIEQ1-lc U ee Y. M. C. A. 1. 23 B. Y. P. U. 1. 23 Dramatic Club 1. 23 Tennis 2. GORDON LAIRD ---- Smithdale. Miss. Y- M' C- A- 1- 21 Baseball 1- 2' VIRGINIA MIKELL ---- Prentiss, Miss. CLIFFORD LEGGETT - - - Allen. Miss. Most Courteous Girl 1, 23 Music Club 13 Y. M. C. A. Secretary 1. President 23 Band Dramatic Club 13 Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 Y. W. C. 1. 2: Glee Club 13 International Relations A. Treasurer 2: S. C. A. Cabinet 23 Home Club 21 'Wesley Foundation 1. 23 Literary Economics Club 1. 23 Pianist Home Eco- Contestant 1. 23 Debate Team 23 S. C. A. 1. 2. nomics Club 23 Wesley Foundation 2. 1 20 Pl-IOMORE Glam MARY ELIZABETH MITCHELL ---- - - - - - - - - - Mendenhall. Miss. Y. W. C. A. 1, 25 S. C. A. 25 Band 1, 25 Horne Economics Club 1, 25 Secretary Home Eco- nomics Club 25 Literary Contestant 15 B. Y. P. U. 1, 2. KATIE RUTH MOAK - - Bogue Chitto, Miss. Basketball 1, 25 B. Y. P. U. 1, 25 Y. W. C. A. 1. 25 W Club 1, 2. HAROLD MULLEN - - - Hazlehurst, Miss. Band 1, 25 Orchestra 15 B. Y. P. U. 1, 25 Y. M. C. A. 1, 25 Dramatic Club 25 Track 2. OSCAR HAROLD NEAL - - - Ruth, Miss. Glee Club 1, 2. JAMES NEWMAN - - - -Brookhaven. Miss. Y. M. C. A. LUCY FAYE NEWTON - - Wesson. Miss, Home Economics Club 1, 25 Y. W. A. 25 B. Y. P. U. 1, 25 Y. W. C. A. l, 25 Dramatic Club 1. DORRIS NICHOLS ---- Vaughan. Miss Y. W. C. A. 1. 25 Vice-President Y. W. C. A. 25 S. C. A. Cabinet 25 B. Y. P. U. 1. 25 Dra- matic Club 1, 25 Feature Editor Annual 15 Editor-in-Chief 25 Queen of Copiah-Lincoln 25 Debate Club 2. LOIS PAGE ------ McComb, Miss Y. W. C. A. 1. President 2: Glee Club Ac- companist 25 International Relations Club 1. 25 French Club President 15 Pep Squad 1, 25 Literary Contestant 25 S. C. A. Presi- dent 25 Dramatic Club 25 Piano Contestant 25 Who's Who 25 B. Y. P. U. Pianist 25 Y. W. C. A. Pianist 1. ALINE PEACOCK ----- Pinola, Miss Basketball 1. 25 Pep Squad 1, 25 Y. W. C. A. 1. 25 Home Economics Club 1: Track 1, 25 All-state Guard 1. LOUIS STANLEY PEEK - Hazlehurst, Miss Debate Tearn 25 International Relations Club 25 Y. M. C. A. 25 Wesley Foundation 2. EFFIE PELL ------ Wesson, Miss FRANCES PEPPER - - Yazoo City, Miss Y. W. C. A. 1. 25 Home Economics Club 1, 25 Wesley Foundation 25 Pep Squad 1. MITCHELL MULLEN NEAL NEWTON NICHOLS PAGE PEACOCK PEEK PEPPER I x I The BYRAN POLK ----- Shivers, Miss. W Club 23 Football 1, 23 Y. M. C. A. 2. GENEVA PORTER - - - Brookhaven. Miss. Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 French Club l, 2. BYRON PRICE - - Crystal Springs, Miss Y. M. C. A. 1, 23 Business Manager of Annual 2. LOUISE PURVIS ------ Star, Miss. Y. W. C. A. Transfer from Hinds Junior College. MARY VIRGINIA RATCLIFF, McComb. Miss. Band 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 Secretary Class 1, 23 Dramatic Club 1, 23 International Rela- tions Club 2. PHILIP ROBERTS - - - McComb, Miss Basketball 2. CHARLES ROPER - - Hazlehurst. Miss Tennis 1, 23 Annual Staff 2. SARA RUTLEDGE ---- Sontag, Miss Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 B. Y. P. U. 1. 23 Y. W. A. 23 Basketball lg Track 1. RUPERT SELMAN - - - Hazlehurst, Miss. Glee Club Reporter 13 Y. M. C. A. 1, 23 Dramatic Club President 2. CHARLES SHAW ----- Liberty, Miss. Y. M. C. A. 1, 2. ' 22 PRICE RATCLIFF ROBERTS ROPER SELMAN SHIPP SMITH STARNES STONE TAYLOR CADMUS SHIPP ------ Dupo, Ill Dramatic Club 1, Reporter 23 French Club 1, 23 Band 13 Y. M. C. A. 1, 2. PHILLIP SHIPP ------ Benton, Miss W Club 1, 23 Football 1, 2: Baseball 1, 23 Track 23 Most Handsome Boy 13 King of Copiah-Lincoln 23 Dramatic Club 2. C. C. SMITH ------- Lucien, Miss Football 1, 23 Basketball 23 Track 1. SAM SMITH ---- McCall Creek, Miss Basketball 1, 23 Track 1. 23 French Club 2. TOLLY SMITH ----- Norfield, Miss Literary Contestant 23 Dramatic Club 2. TROY SMITH ---- Bogue Chitto, Miss DAN STARNES ---- Hazlehurst, Miss. Y. M. C. A. 1, 23 Band 1, 23 Dramatic Club 2. ALTHEA STONE ---- New Orleans, La. Dramatic Club 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 23 B. Y. P. U. 1. 23 Y. W. C. A. 23 Y. W. A. 23 French Club 1, 2. BILLIE STUBBS ----- Magee. Miss. Basketball 1, 23 W Club 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. 23 Football Queen 2. ANNIE MAUDE TAYLOR, Crystal Springs, Miss. B. Y. P. U. 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. l, 23 Dramatic Club 1, 23 Debate Club 23 W Club 1, 23 Track 1, 23 Tennis 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 23 Literary Contestant 23 Interna- tional Relations Club 2. PI-IOMORE 86111 HOWARD M. TULL - - - New Orleans, La Y. M. C. A. 1, 23 Annual Staff 23 French Club 1, 23 President of French Club 23 Inter- national Relations Club 23 Most Courteous Boy 23 Football 1, 2. ALENE WALKER ----- Magee, Miss Music Club 13 Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 Y. W. C. A, Cabinet 23 International Relations Club 23 B. Y. P. U. 1. JOHN B. WALSH ----- Morton, Miss Baseball 1, 23 Y. M. C. A. 2. JUANITA WATKINS - - Harrisville, Miss Y. W. A. 1, 23 Wesley Foundation 1, 23 Literary Contestant 2. MARION WATKINS - Crystal Springs. Miss Literary Contestant 2. JAMES K. WEATHERLY - - - Ripley, Miss W Club 1, 23 Football 13 Basketball 13 Y. W. C. A. 13 Dramatic Club 2. MARY EVELYN WEEKS - - Wesson, Miss. B. Y. P. U. 1, 23 Home Economics Club 1, 23 Vice-President Home Economics Club 23 Y. W. A. 23 Y. W. C. A. 23 Dramatic Club 23 TULL WALSH J. WATKINS M. WATKINS WEEKS WELLS WEST D. YOUNG M. YOUNG YOUNGBLOOD 1 1 I 1 I 1 E P I I P Debate Club 2. EDITH WELLS - - Crystal Springs. Miss Glee Club 13 Home Economics Club 2: French Club l: Y. W. C. A. 1, 21 Dramatic Club 1, 23 Pep Squad 13 Sophomore Class Play. THOMAS WEST ----- Wesson. Miss Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1. 23 Y. M. C. A. 1. 23 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 23 Literary Contestant 23 Debate Club 23 International Relations Club 23 Wesley Foundation 23 Clarinet Solo 23 Saxophone Quartet 2. PHIL WHITAKER - - - Brookhaven, Miss Club 1, 23 Football 13 Basketball 1. 23 Baseball 1, 23 International Relations Club 1. 23 Tennis l. 2. DORRIS YOUNG - - - Martinsville, Miss Basketball 1. 23 Pep Squad 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. 1. 23 Vice-President Y. W. A. 23 Dramatic Club 23 Glee Club 1. 23 Sophomore Class Play. MAXINE YOUNG ----- Terry. Miss Glee Club 1, 23 Dramatic Club 1, 23 Y, W. C. A. 1, 23 French Club 1. 23 Pep Squad 13 Cheerleader 2. HOLLIS YOUNGBLOOD - - Meadville, Miss Y. M. C. A. 1. 2: S. C. A. C3blll9lQ Wesley Foundation 1. 23 Treasurer Wesley Founda- tion 13 Literary Contestant 13 Debate Club 2. me F E if GREEN SMITH LEGGETT YOUNGBLOOD HART HOMER GREEN CURTIS YOUNGBLOOD, MARTHA HART ROBBIE LEE LEGGETT WILLIE SMITH - FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS J - President Vice-President - Secretary - Sponsor - Sponsor I-IME i The 1 ADAMS, WILEY - ALEXANDER, JAMES F. - ALLEN, MILDRED ASHLEY, OPAL - BARLOW, CAROLYN BARWICK, JAMES BASS, W. E. - - BEALL, KATHLEEN BEASLEY. NELL - BOYD, EVA - BRENT, JOHN M. BRISTER, F. E. - BRITT, OSCAR LEE BROCK, CHARLES G. - BROOM, AUDREY - - Tupelo, - Magee - Jackson, - Rockport Crystal Springs - - Braxton, - Hazlehurst, - Wesson - Wesson, - Jayess, Hazlehurst, Bogue Chitto, - Wesson, - Harrisville, - Van Winkle- 1 J Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss BROOME, MINNIE MURIEL BROWN, U. L. - - BRUMFIELD, ELMER T. BRUMFIELD, HELEN L. BUCKLEY. KATHERINE F. BUFKIN, WILLIAM - BURKETT, BILLY H. - BUTLER. MARTHA DALE CARTER, HOWARD W. CASE, VERNA LEE CASSELL, PEGGY - CLYBURN, ELEANOR - COX, JOHN - - - CRAWFORD, CECIL M. DELOZIER, CAMELLA - Q55 - Braxton. Miss Georgetown, Miss - Bogalusa, La Bogue Chitto - Wesson - Hazlehurst - - Magee. McCall Creek - DeSoto - Wesson . Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss St. Francisville, La Georgetown Bogue Chitto - McComb - Meadville Miss Miss Miss Miss Che DIXON, MILDRED - DOHERTY, JAMES F. DOWLAND. ANITA - DOWNING, SUE - DUNN, OTIS S. - ELLIS. FRANK W. ELLIS, W. D. - - ELLZEY, A. CLYDE - EWING, MARTHA - FAIRCHILD. WILLIE G. - FIELD, G. YATES - - FLANAGAN, WILLIE MAE FORD, JOHN - - - FORTENBERRY, HAROLD - FOSTER. MARY ELIZABETH l 28 - Benton, Brookhaven. Magnolia. - Gulfport - Duncan, Jackson. Meridian. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss - Amite, La Memphis, Tenn - Wesson, - Wesson, Mendenhall, - Natchez, - McComb. Brookhaven, Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss GILL, RUTH - GREEN. HOMER - - GRIFFITH. GWENDOLYN HART, MARTHA M. - HARTMAN, ALBERT - HARTMAN, ELIZABETH HATHORNE, JACK - - HERRING, KATHERINE L. HERRINGTON, DONICE HODGES, LUCILLE D. - HOFFMAN, MARY IDA HOLDER, WILLIS - HUGHES, DOROTHY L. JENKINS, CLARENCE - JONES, BOBBIE M. - Q55 1 w - Natchez - Wesson, Mendenhall Brookhaven, Brookhaven. Brookhaven, - Oakvale - Quentin Silver Creek - Wesson Brookhaven - Magee. - Wesson Brookhaven - Jackson v Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss fm JONES. CAROLE - KAHL. RUSSELL G. KING. M. GERALD - LAUBHAM, THURMAN LEDBETTER. Billy H. - LEGGETT, EDGAR ALLEN LEGGETT, J. D. - - - LEGGETT, WILLIE MAE LEWIS, EDWIN H. - LITTLE. WILTON S. LOFTON, M. ARONELLE LOWE, MALCOLM - LUCKEY. VIRGINIA C. - MCCARTY. HYMAN F. MCCLURE, JOHN R. - Hazlehurst. Miss. West Point, Miss. - Wesson, Miss. - Follett, Texas - Benton, Miss. Brookhaven, Miss. - - Allen, Miss. Bogue Chitto. Miss. - McComb Miss. - Rockport. Miss. Brookhaven, Miss. Hazlehurst. Miss. - Jackson Miss. - Shubuta, Miss. West Point, Miss. . G! MCGEHEE. CALVIN - MCGRAW, WADE - MCINNIS, JUNE - - MCINTOSH, JANET M. - MCMANUS, JANICE J. - MCQUEEN, MARY HODGES MAGEE, MANLY M. - - MEADOWS, ANALENE P. MERCIER, CHARLES - METTS, DEWEY M. - MILLER, JEFF - - - MONTGOMERY, DONIS - MOORE. GRACE - NEWSOME, LAUNA - NEWTON, VERDIE M. - PAGE, EMBRA B. - Q55 - - Bude, Miss Crystal Springs. Miss - - Collins Miss - Hazlehurst Miss - Meadville, Miss - Magee, Miss - Magee Miss - Magee, Miss - Fosters, Ala - Hamilton, Miss - Hazlehurst Miss Bogue Chitto Miss - Pelahatchie, Miss New Hebron. Miss - Brookhaven. Miss - McComb Miss PIERCE, VIRGINIA PITTMAN, EVA - PITTMAN, MAYO PITTS, TROY - PONDER, RUTH E. PRICE, M. EVELYN PURSER, R. S., JR. RAMB, WILHELM REA, KATHERINE ROBERTS, EUGENE E. - ROBERTS, SIMMIE HAZEL - ROBERTSON. JOSEPHINE 4 - ROPER, WILLIAM RUSSELL, MARILYN V. - - SHELTON, MARY CATHERINE - - SMITH, VERA - I 32 - Collins Mendenhall - Benton, Wesson Hazlehurst Bogue Chitto Brookhaven - Natchez Wesson - Natchez - Magee, a 1 1 Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss New Orleans, La Hazlehurst, Miss - Braxton, Miss New Orleans, La Bogue Chitto, Miss SMITH. WILLIAM HENRY - SMOTHERS. NORMAN B. SPEIR, REGGIE - - STORM, HAROLD - STRAIT. MARGARET - STUBBS, MATTIE NELL - TATE, ELMESE - - TEMPLETON. FRANCES - THOMSON, JOSEPH WILMOT TOUCHSTONE. JEPTHY - TURNER, GRACE - - VINING. DOLORES - WATTS, MARY NELL - WEST, MARY ELIZABETH - WRIGHT. DORIS - - YOUNGBLOOD, CURTIS - Q55 - Mendenhall, Miss - - Dupo. Ill - Coffeeville, Miss - Brookhaven. Miss - Brookhaven. Miss - Magee. Miss - Osyka. Miss - Hazlehurst, Miss - Hazlehurst Miss Crystal Springs. Miss - - Minden, La Crystal Springs, - Wesson. - - Allen. - Brookhaven. - Wesson. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss me HIGH SCH ! r--Q 5 1? 5 1 , 3 SIMS HENDERSON CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR ED BRAZELTON - - President WARREN HENDERSON - - Vice-President MARY ETTA CARLISLE - - Secretary JEWEL SIMS - Sponsor 34 DCDL SENIORS 1 I 1 I f Q S gf 4 1 f i IH I 4 v V. 4 I , W I I W 1 l r 1 X 35 I-IIGI-I SC O AVERY. EVELYN M. - BRAZELTON, J. EDWARD CALLENDER. JOHNSTON CARLISLE, MARY ETTA CARLISLE. RUSSELL R. CURTIS, ROWLAND P. DUNAWAY, JOHN B. - GILLUM, EDWIN F. - GRANDBERRY, LEE ROY GREER. LESSENE D. - GROBE. BILLY C. HARRISON, RUTH E. HENDERSON. WARREN JEFFRIES, BILL J. - Wesson, Miss. - Decatur. Ala. - Wesson. Miss. - Wesson, Miss. - Wesson. Miss. - Wesson. Miss. - Anguilla. Miss, Farmerville. La. - Wesson. Miss. - Wesson, Miss. Tela, Honduras Hazlehurst. Miss. Brookhaven. Miss. - Jackson, Miss. OL SE KELLY. JAMES C. LAMBERT, ELBERT - LOWERY, MONTEEL - MARTIN, DOROTHY L. - MOORE, CLAUDELL - MULLICAN, JUNE ELISE - MURDEN, ROBERT T. - NORRIS, VIRGIL - OWEN, GRACE A. - REEVES, WESLEY L. - RICE, LILLIAN L. - WALLACE. MARY FRANCES WARREN, INEZ - YOUNG, JAMES - I Wesson. Wesson. Wesson. Wesson Wesson Wesson Wesson Natchez Wesson Wesson Wesson Wesson Ackley Wesson, Miss. Miss, Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss, Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Iowa Miss. HIGH SCHOOL jUNlORS MABEL MOORE EVELYN OWEN ANNELLE BUTLER MADALYN BUTLER ALINE THOMPSON LYDIA DUNGAN MARY NELL BEALL EVELYN HAMILTON MARTHA WEST NITA FAE STRINGER BONNIE DRANE HELEN GUESS AUBA NELL BELL MAXINE THOMPSON MARY SWILLEY EDNA EARLE RAY MARGARETTE BYRD ALYCE REA SWILLEY DOT TRAYLOR AGNES LEGGETT BILLIE FRANCES SELLERS PEGGYE BROOM LOUISE COWEN MARY LOU BUCKLEY LAURA RAY ARMSTRONG DORIS KING WILMER RAY HILLARY BARLOW RIVERS BUSH DONALD KENNEY HAROLD KIMBLE FRANK JOHNSTON ALFRED KEEN ELLIS CALLENDER JOHN LOVING HENRY THEDFORD CARL MITCHELL ' 38 HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES LUCY BURKETT EVELYN HAMMONS ARLETA LAMBERT KATHERINE BATTON GENEVIEVE FURLOW WILMA LUPO DOROTHY KALMBACK MARGARET FOSTER EDNA EARLE NUNNERY MERLE SWILLEY LOREA WALKER MAYME LEE FOSTER SARAH F. BIRD JACK DECELL CATHERINE CAGLE EDITH MAE BRITT VENICE LEA BAILEY NORMA OWENS EARLINE DEES TOMMY KELLY JACK MCMANUS FRANCIS WALKER TROY FURR FRANK STEVENS MARGUERITE HENINGTON LUCILLE MARTIN WILSON TYSON 39 N HIGH SCHOOL FRESHIVIE DOROTHY PRICE MARY IDA BLACKWELL BOBBIE FURLOW VIRGINIA CHADWICK MARIE HALEY LOLA HALEY ELIZABETH POUNDERS KATHERINE RATCLIFF CLAUDIE BELL OWEN BERNICE BOUTWELL DORIS NEWELL HELEN MINTON LOUISE LOVING MARY ELIZABETH LEGG JACK ELAINE KELLY C. A. POUNDERS JIM SMITH RAY KELLY CHARLES NORTON EVERETT HALL NORMAN NETTLES KEITH MURRAY OTIS PELL ALTON MOORE H C KELLY CALVIN BUTLER HUGH B HARTLEY 'Yagi .,f' Eff.. ' . -H .- g f , . J -. 'f G .Ev it. J Too low they build, who build beneath the stars. -EDWARD YOUNG CDRGAN ZATICDNS 1 A I I 4, N, I, II I: I I ..9l-ine I I I I FACULTY y MRS. MAGGIE FLOWERS EWING MISS JULIA LONG MR. RALPH FRANKLIN MRS. LENA WOOD THOMPSON Copiah-Lincoln's cultural life is dominated by the fine arts department. On the , campus and on tours over this section. the piano classes. the glee club. the band and I orchestra. under the tutelage of Mrs. Ewing, Miss Long, Mr. Franklin, and Mrs. Thompson, I have developed the love and appreciation of fine music and artistic interpretations. I P1ANo STUDENTS 'I Peggy Cassell. Kathryn Ryan Decelle, Vera Daniels. Katherine Herring, Eva Boyd, Il Robert Murden, Wade McGraw, Aronelle Lofton, Martha Dale Butler, Katherine Buckley, I Max Lowe. Lois Page, Earline Dees. Bonnie Drane, Helen Guess, Louise Cowen, Dot Traylor. Alice Pearl Rayif, Katherine Littlet. Mrs. R. E. Middleton? No Picture I I I I I I I I I 4, I I ,- 42 EPARTME I CLEE CLUB OFFICERS VERA DANIELS - - - ---- - - - President WILMOT THOMSON - - - - Vice-President EDITH NELL BYRD - - - Secretary I KATHERYN DOHERTY ---- - Reporter I MEMBERS 1 MARTHA HART DORIS IZARD 5 VERA DANIELS R. S. PURSER, JR. MILDRED ALLEN ROBERT HUDSON MAXINE YOUNG HAROLD FORTENBERRY CULLEN REEVES CLIFTON WOODALL EMBRA PAGE HOMER GREEN JOE ALBRITTON WILMOT THOMSON JOHN FORD ALTHEA STONE F. E. BRISTER MARTHA ALFORD ALBERT HARTMAN MARY ELIZABETH WEST EDITH NELL BYRD GRACE MOORE MARY ELIZABETH FOSTER DORRIS YOUNG KATHERYN BUCKLEY MARTHA WEST MARY KATHERYN SHELTON INEZ WARREN KATHERYN DOHERTY RUSSELL CALCOTE HELEN CUTRER LOUISE COWEN MARILYN RUSSELL MARY NELL BEALL MILDRED DIXON HAROLD NEAL JOHN COX MISS JULIA LONG, Director LOIS PAGE, Student Accompanist I i F i 1 I I I l 43 I Zlze BA JAMES ALEXANDER F. E. BRISTER JOHN COX EDWARD CROSBY SUE DOWNING W. D. ELLIS A. CLYDE ELLZEY WATSON ELLZEY WILLIE GENE FAIRCHILD HAROLD FORTENBERRY MINNIE M. GALLMAN DOROTHY GEIGER WILLIS HOLDER WENDELL HOLMES BRISTER HUGHES PHIL HUGHES BESSIE JORDON URBANE KENNEDY CLIFFORD LEGGETT EDGAR ALLEN LEGGETT WILLIE MAE LEGGETT MALCOLM LOWE CALVIN MCGEHEE JUNE MCINNIS R. C. MAY JOE SNIDER WILMER RAY HUGH B. HARTLEY 44 C. A. RAY FRANK ELLIS GRACE TURNER KATHERINE HERRING JACK DECELL MARY ELIZABETH MITCHELL GRAHAM MULLEN ALBERT NYE G. O. PARKER R. S. PURSER. JR. MARY VIRGINIA RATCLIFF ROBERT HOWARD REEVES SIMMIE ROBERTS REGGIE SPEIR DAN STARNES THOMAS WEST JACK CRAWFORD VIRGIL NORRIS IRLINE COEN CAROLYN BARLOW J. D. LEGGETT AUDREY BROOM PEGGY CASSELL FRANCIS TEMPLETON ELIZABETH GOLDMAN PEGGYE BROOM H, C. KELLY I QM ORCI-IESTR Y 5 RALPH FRANKLIN - - First Saxophone THOMAS WEST - - Second Saxophone PHIL HUGHES - - - Third Saxophone R. C. MAY - - - - Fourth Saxophone JAMES ALEXANDER - - First Trombone MAX LOWE - - - - Second Trombone GRAHAM MULLEN - Third Trombone WILLIS HOLDER - - First Trumpet BRISTER HUGHES - - Second Trumpet G. O. PARKER - - - - Bass F. E. BRISTER - - Guitar EDWARD CROSBY - - Drummer LORRAINE MAGEE - - Piano HELEN CUTRER - - Vocalist 45 I BOYS, QUARTET GIRLS' QUARTET HOMER GREEN EDITH NELL BYRD WILMOT THOMSON KATHERINE BUCKLEY CLIFTON WOODALL VERA DANIELS HAROLD FORTENBERRY HELEN CUTRER LITTLE THEATER PEGGY CASSELL BILL J. JEFFRIES KATHRYN E. DOHERTY The Little Theater Group Won first place in the regional tournament and second place in the state finals for 1939. 46 li K ll ll 2? l l E 1 l FRENCH CLUB Lois Page, F. E. Rrister, llewey Metts, J. D. Leggett, Hyman Metfarty, Jnhn Mahaffey, Eflwin Lewis, Hnwarcl Tull, President: Elmer Hrumfielrl, Vice-l res.: Helen Uutrer, Maxine Ynnng, Valvin Mc-Gehee, Mildred Dixnn, Kathryn Buckley, Mary Elizabeth Fnster, Frank Ellis, 'Wiley Adams, Mary Catherine Sheltnn, Clarence Jenkins, Althea Stone, Marilyn Russell, VVatsnn Ellzey, .left Miller, June Mt-'nnis, Miss Frances Moore, Sponsor: Christine Bishop, Martha Alfnrtl, Elaine Unw- art, VVendell Hnlmes, Aronelle Lofton. Katherine Ryan liver-elle, Simmie Roberts, YVillnrline Martin, Emmy Lou Gafldy, VVade INIQ-Graw, Eva Boyd, Minnie Merle flallman, I-Bessie Jurflan, Geneva Pnrter, I'egg'y Cassell, Secretary, 'lrnruthy lV'UIl'Illll1'lll. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Rex Pearce, Spnnsor: Muzelle Bridges, Katherine Rea, Anniilene Meaflmvs, Katheryn If lherty, Helen Cutrer, Mary Virginia Ratt-liff, Aurlrey I-Zrmnn, Vtfillery Jackson, Spnnsnrg Annie Maude Taylnr, Mary Jane Barber, Sara Frances Ford, Hilda Hnwell, Lnis Page, Alene XYallier, James Hamilton, Thomas VVE-st, James Barag'nna, Billy Harris, Curtis Ynunglulwod. Max Lnwe, Homer Green, James Doherty, Phil XYhitaker, Howard Tull. Hyman Mc-1 arty, Harnlrl Sturm. XVilmnt 'l'homsun, Stanley Peek, 'Fully Smith, Carl NVilsnn, Spnnsnr. V 5, a www S f 25 X S 'UV' 47 l DRAMATIC CLUB Uffit-ers: Mrs. Carl S. XVilsun, Spaiisnrg Rupert Sielman, President, Minnie Merle Gallman, Vice-Presideiitg Helen Cutrer, Sec-retary-Treasurer, Cadd Shipp, Reporter. Meinlwrsz Jann-s Alexander, Martha Alford, Mildred Allen, Carolyn Barlow, Ruby Brewer, Minnie Muriel Hromne, Katherine Buckley, Martha Dale Butler, XY. B. Carney, Howard Carter, lwggy Cassell, lrline Coen, .Inhn Cox, Cecil Crawfrird, Kathryn Ryan Decelle, Mildred Dixon, Kathryn lmlierty, Otis Dunn, Frank Ellis, Clyde Ellzey, John Furd, Mary Elizabeth Foster, NVillie Mae Flanagan, llulh Gill, lfllizaheth Guuldinan, LaNelIe Grice, Martha I-Hart, Albert Hartman, 'XVillis Holder, Phil Hughes, Bill Jeffries, Clarence .lenkins, Erlgar Leggett, Willie Mae Leggett, Virginia Luifkey, Manly Magee, Dick Mendrup, Jeff Miller, Grace Moore, Harold Mullens, l'lrirris Nic-lwls, Virgil Niirris, Eva Louise Pittman, Marilyn Russell, Mary V. Ratcliff, .ln Ildliinsnn, lvan Starnes, Altliea Stone, Annie Maude Tayldr, Franees Templeton, VVilmot Tlmnisun, Mary Evelyn YVeeks, Edith XVells, Doris Young, Maxine Young, Curtis Youngblood. fNii Vieturespz ,Peggy Brmime, Albert Nye, Phillip Shipp, Dot Traylor, James K. Weatherly. 48 WESLEY FOUNDATION lux I :1 NET KA'l'HliYN RYAN DEfQ'EL1.lC - - 1,l'l'Slf-llflll K.VI'Hl'IRlNlC HIQRIIING - - - - Sm-11-1:11 IIUMICK HRICICN ------ Vim--l'1'c'sifle-lit EIWVIN LICXYIS -------- 'l'l'e-zislllni Unmmittee- f'h:1ii'me-ii: Alivv ML-flelie-11, .l. ll, l.eg,Q'e-tt, Mary Elizailwth l o:4tw1', Ni-ll Kiiim-lnw lmrutliy Ge-iger, Mary Hodges Mn-QU4-4-li, Hyman Ms-l'zil'ty, Marv ldlizzilwlli XXX-st. Robbie Lee l,eg:.:ett, SDUIISHVQ 1':1tl1m'i1w Tmvis, Musiv SIIUIISUIH. MIGAIBICRS XX'iley Aelzims, liulnlrt I-Ezirliviy 1?I'2lIlli Ellis, llilly Hzxrris, Clziiw-iyvv .Ie-iiliilns, Clil'I'w1'sl 1.x-prputt Mainly lllzlfzqee, Plizirlflx Mein-iei', Virgil Nfviiis, Stzinlvy Vveli, lhlgi-iw l:lllN'l'lS, 'lxlllilll2lS NWA Hvllis xwlllllglblirilil, lrline Pfwii, Elezumi' f'lylwui'i1, Anzilviio Mc-zuluws, Mary Ne-ll NY:itis, Yirggimi Mike-ll, Mattie Nmfll Stulvlms, Imlewes Vining, lflziiiu-s l'ep1w1', Virgiiiiai l,l11'lU'X, lilizulnill Guulwlnuiii. 49 l Y. W. C. A. CABINET LOIS PAGE - - ---- - President DORRIS NICHOLS - - Vice-President EDITH NELL BYRD - - - Secretary VIRGINIA MIKELL - - - - Treasurer MARTHA ALFORD ---- - Chorister KATHERYN RYAN DECELLE - - - Pianist MINNIE MERLE GALLMAN - - - - Reporter RUTH GILL ----- - - Hut Chairman ETHEL RUTH GREGG - - - Vespers Chairman MILDRED DIXON ---- - Recreation Chairman NELL KINNEBREW ---- - - Program Chairman MARY ELIZABETH MITCHELL - - - Program Committee DOROTHY HERRING - - - - Morning Watch Chairman VIRGINIA LUCKEY - - - - - Program Committee ZFALENE WALKER - - Program Committee No Picture 50 S. C. A. Lois Paige, 'Presidentg Clifford Leggett, V.-Pres.: B-illy Harris, See.: Doris Nit-hols, Homer Green James Baragona, James Alexander, lvlzwtlia Alford. Kathryn Ryan Decelle, Minnie Merle flallinun, NVillie Mae Iplilllllflgilll, Ethel Ruth Gregg, Mildred llixon, Edith Nell Byrd, Hollis Younglilood. Henry Irlerry, Yirg-iiiia Mikell, Yirgiiiiu Lucliey, Dorothy Herringr, Nell Kinnehrew, Ruth Gill Mziry Elizabeth Mitchell, lvlnry Miller Murry, Sponsor: C. L. Hoffp-nuir, Sponsor. v Y. W. A. Officers: Dorothy Herring, I-'residentg Dorris Young, Vice-President, .ldflllllfl Newsome, Secretary: Ruth Gill, Treasurer: Ethel Ruth Gregg, Pianist: Edith Nell Byrd, Chorister: Mrs, L. D. WVilliamson, S1'NlllSOI'. Members: Minnie M Broome, Eva Boyd, Eleanor Clyhurn, Hilda Howell, Ruth Ponder, Louise Purvis, Sarah Rutledge, Vern Smith, Minnie Mae Taylor, Elmese Tate, Catherine XVallcer, Latina Newsome, Janet Mc-Intosh, Ethel Ruth Gregpg, lfmnice l-ler1'ing'tor1, Eva Pittman, Marilyn Russell. Gwendolyn Griffitli, Yerdie Newton. llorothy rf'opm:,inn, Evelyn Priee, Rehn Lampton, Emma Dee Lowe, Jepthy Tour-hstone, Doris Izard, Doris Young, Helen Brumfield, Ruhy Jordon. Edith Nell l-Byrd, Katie Ruth Moak, Evangeline XVillif1ins, Doris Bell, XYillie Mae Leg,f.:'ett. 51 i Y. M. C. A. C, IJ. l'l4QifI'pz1i1i1', Spnnsm-1 1 lil't'm'fl Leggett, President: Horner Green, Vice-President: James Alexaimler, S1-L'l'CfllI'YQ liilly Harris, Trezisnrerg James I3-aragmni, Forum Chairinzing Graham MUIIUIIS. l'i:inist : ll. t . May, Sung' Leudertg Henry Berry, .Pl'0I.11'llll1 Chziirmang Hollis Young- lvlmnl, l'l'ug'1':1m Uiiniinittve. Meinhers: blflllllbl' Brnnifield, Hyman MCF':u'ty, Edwin Lewis, Emlrra Page. Dan Stzlrnes, J. 15. tt llu ll Xlull n XX 1, 1 inex I. l,,t-g'p:c- , -z 'nm . e s, '. q'. '11 '. S. Purser, Humlql Storm, Chzxrles Mercier, Sidney Ke-4-11, Max lmwe, l hil Huglies, xvlllllfjt 'l'limnsun, Jeff Miller, Gerald King, Edgar Leggett, 'FhUlll2lS XXX-st, Virgil Nnrris, .lnhn linllew, 1'l:trenc't- Jenkins, lleggie Speirs, Rupert Selman. John Mix, lirisler Hngln-N, Vlililly linpt-r, Nnrinun Sinuthers, Cecil l'l'1lVXVfOl'd, Billy Burkett, Manly IXl:ltJ.'e-e. Byrun l'i'iCe, .lwhn Xlkllsh, 'Fliurinzin l..:iul,vl1zini, Otis lbunn, Stanley Peek. Nu Pit-ture: Vlizirles Slmw, Billy ilrnlw, Cullen Reeves, lflnlnert Hull, Bryan Polk, James Stevens, lie-wie Il ' ' ' Kelly ,IJiL'ke1's1n1, 1' NU fnyil, Hsl'mi'1iu Arinstrung, Price Ainsworth, Joe Snyder, Altred king, Enoch Randle, 1'lfQ'tll1'tf 52 L I LITERARY CONTESTANTS PHILIP YYHITAKER-American History after the Civil XVIII' KEITH MURRAY-High School Elth Grade Algebra CATHERINE CAGLE-High School VVorld History RAY HAMIVIUNDS-Snuthern Field Crops ROBERT MURDEN-High School Chemistry HARRY IJICKERSON-High School Animal Husbandry LOUISE COVVEN-High School Plane Geometry MARTHA NVEST-High School Elementary Latin EVELYN AVERY-High Sc-howl Typing ALINE THOMPSON-High School 11th Grade English JAMES YOUNG-High School Bookkeeping BILLY FRANCES SELLERS-High School Civics YVILTON KING-High School Southern Field Crops MARION XVATKINS-Dairying CALEY EADY+Typing TOLLY SMITI-I-Geography GRANVIL HAMBY-Tri,Q,winonietry ALTON MOORE-I-Iigh SC'h4ml General Science HYIVIAN INICCARTY-Political Science DEXYITT MCLEOD-Economics THOMAS XVEST-American History through the Civil XVar FELIX MAY-General Chemistry JOHN LOVING-Hig'h School American History HILDA HOXVELI.-Biology ARNELLE LOFTON-Ist year Spanish .IUANITA WVATKINS-2nd year Spanish VVILLIE MAE FLANAGAN--Home liinnzigeinent MARY JANE BARBER-Hygiene VVILMOT 'I'HOMSON-Algehrzi MALCOLM LCFXXIE-EIll'O1l'ERl1 History after 1815 STANLEY PEIFIK-Horticulture LOIS PAGE-2nd yezir French JAMES BARAGONA-English Literzntuie JAMES HAMIL'I'ONfShortl121nd XV. B. CARNEY-Analyticfll Geoinetry CARL MITCHELL-High School 4th year Civics ELIZABETH PUIINDERS-'High School Ist Year English ELl'SER'l' LAMI3ER'I'4Hig,h Sclhool 2nd year Algelrrzi INIAHY .ICTTA CARLISLE-wHig'h Sclimul Home Econoinics VANIDA NELL IZRENT---I-14mklieepilig' DOROTHY CUPMANN-Ist year French INEZ XVARKEN-,High School -ith year English MARGARET FOS'l'EIl-I-ligh Sclifml Znfl yenr English EVELYN I-IAMMUNIWS-High School Business Arithmetic EAHLINE DEES-High School Biology BI! IZELLIC BRII IGES--I4'mnls MARY EVEILYN XYEEKSfClothing KATHERINE IIICATIEIIIWll'lQRlll History to 1815 ANNIE MAIIDE TAYLUI-I-General I'sycl1olog'y CHRISTINE BISHKIUP-'I1jtIIlC'2lIltrU 5 CLIFFORD LEGGETT-Uiganic Chemistry 53 I PRE-MED CLUB FRANK ELLIS IYENIIELL HOLMES IPEXYEY METTS ELIXIER Ii'IilI,IIXII'III'II,LI IHPIIIS IZAIIID MANLY MAGEE CEVII, 4'HAXYlf'4bRIl IIILLIE LEIYI'!ET'l'ER CALVIN KIQGEHEE MAIIY ELIZAI2E'I'H I llS'l'EI1 .I, IJ. LELI1lE'I I' IIUIIIS YHVNG SVE INDXVNINH V. L. HHI I+'I AI'II'i, SINDIISHI' LUIS PAGE GRAVE A11 NIKE PAUL KELLY IJICKERSIPN NINNIE MEIILE HALLMAN Bl.XIl'I'IIA ALIf'UliI,b EDGAII ALLEN LEGGE'l l' IPHIIIIIS NICHOLS HELEN I'ZIll'MI4'IELIl EVELYN I'I'iI4'E I EAIlLINE L4rl+ I'IN ELMESE TATE SAIIAH ANNE 'I'I'HNER, SIJHIISHI VXYILLIE MAE FLANAGAN SIBIIXIIE H. lilil-IEIITS HILIJA HHXVELL VEIIIPIE NEW I'HN EMMA IPEE LUYVE KATIE llII'I'H AIHAK LIXYENIMPLYN 1lIfiIFI I'I'II E'I'IIEL RUTH HIIICIHI IIIITII HILL AIIHNELLE IArIf l'1 DN MARILYN IIVSSELL LAVNA NEXVSHME Ii!lll1!I'1Y .IMNICS BIINNIE MVRIEL BIIHHAI CLIFT1 PN YYHHIDALL VERA SMITH EVA I1I'l'TMAN XVILLIE SBIITH BHYII JEI I'IIY THl'4'HS'I'HNE ANNIE MAI'IPE 'FAYLHII EVA IZUYIP EMI'SI'lA PAGE ULIFTHN NVALLACIC Z E 6 54 DEBATE SQUAD Miss l,indse-y, Spinisnrg Stnnley Peek, Curtis Yr+i11ug'l,ilnnfi, llynizln lNlv1'ni'ty, t'lit'r'n1'd Lfgigwtt, .l. Tb. Leggett, l-tom-i't Murmlen, Yntss Field, XVilniut VFISIUIIISUII, Huliye I,:l't'YV4i'l'. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL RESERVES Elizabeth Pnunclers, Hubby Furlow, lmixise Loving, Aline '1'l1n1n1ls':11, 4'atlie1'ine lvnvis, Spniifiwz Mary Nell Flenll, Mzixinc 'Flin1ii1.rsu11, Nita Faye Sl1'lll,9,'l?l', Tint T1'z13'l111', Kzitlwrine- Iiziitun. Nui'- Sfaret Fcvster, Merlv Swilley, Agiiivs Imggl-ti, Mziynw Lee Fwster, l,'fltllCl'lllL' Nagle, IClll'lll'lL' flu-If-H. live-lyn Avery, Vluuilie Bell Uwen, Genevieve lf'url0w, Rehn Laiinptnn, Evelyn llnnnnnns, Ruth lluiiison, Suizi Byrd, Alice Raw Swilley. Mzi1'y Lawn lElL1L'lilwy, Mnggie AIZIE' lV1'ziin, M:il'g11e1'ite Bird. mu. ' 55 H fha C0-LI This rare photograph shows the entire staff busy preparing your annual. After many such conclaves, we staff members have realized that the lion's share of the credit for the excellence, we hope you see in this book, should go to no one member of the staff but to the whole group, to our faculty sponsors, Misses Felder and Skulley, and to the Sophomore Class who has sponsored our efforts. DORRIS NICHOLS - - Editor-in-Chief C. B. GUEST - - - Associate Editor BYRON PRICE - - - - Business Manager BILLY HARRIS - - Associate Business Manager HELEN CUTRER - - - - - - Editorial Staff WILLIE GENE FAIRCHILD - - Editorial Staff fi? I . I I I E, V V ILLIUM TAFI: I Q I ROBERT MURDEN - - I WILLIE MAE FLANAGAN - MARILYN RUSSELL - - HOWARD TULL - - - CURTIS YOUNGBLOOD - pg KATHRYN DOHERTY - HAROLD STORM - TROY PITTS - CHARLES ROPER - l JAMES HAMILTON - p KATHLEEN BEALL - - I MISS FRANCES SKULLEY - MISS VIRGINIA FELDER - ? Y ,. I, ..,., , ,,.,,..... V,,,. f :R ' ff 1 I' Editorial Editorial Editorial Editorial Editorial Editorial Business Business Business Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff Staff - Typist - Typist - Sponsor - Sponsor w in ? I wi HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Hl'l'i1-111's: Ali1-11 Al1'4l1f-l11'-11, l'1'1'-sicleiitg Alillj' ICV1-ly11 Xlkleiles, Vice-l'1'esi1,le1113 M1'11'y lillizulme-tl1 Nlitvlwll, S141i'1'+-lz11'yg 14211111121 D1-14 Imvvv, 'l'1'e:1s111'1,-1'3 1l111'111l1y lfln-1'1'i11g, 1NCt'lJOl'lUl'Q Vi1'gi11iz1 Miliell, l iz111isl: lfhlitli Nvll Bylwl, 4,'l1m'ist111'g Miss Jlllll' lxllkllllbi, Spo11s111'. 11111l11-1's: Rulryv l l'PlY4fl', Muze-lle l31'i1l:.:'-fs, A111l1ey PIN111111, Mi1111ie Muriel Blwifmie, IAl!'lllll6 Cz11'1', 1 ll1:z111111' 1'lj'lllll'll, A111111 lmwl:1111l, Mz11'tl1z1 lllwilzg. Xxvlllltl Maw l4'l:111z1gz111, Minnie Merle Gall111:111, lmi-11tl1y 411-igvr, Al2ll'lllll Hlll'I, l.il1l1y l-lz11't111z111. Mary l1'l11 lfl111'l'111z111, K111l1e1'i111f- HC'l'l'lllg4, Lucille nrlgcs, lmwitliy lluglu-s, l'm1'is lZLll'll, 1ll'2lf't' Merow, .lz111et All'Illl11Sll, M:11'y Hodges Mctquee-11, lun l 111 Newlfm lllll . -, ..,-, .A .. . . . 4 1 jl .' ' , 1 1,-es Pvp11e1', EV11 llwuise Pitt111:111, liulh T'11111l1A1', Evvlyn 1-'1'i4.-Q, Simmie lulultx Y1411 Qlllllll Nl11,g11+t 9t1 lil Nllttif Yell Qtulilrs l'l111e e I l ' Y' ' l'tl ,., ,11 ,.11 11.4. 4 L ,.,, 'ells, lmris XV1'ig'l1t, lNl:11'y l'Iliz.1lmtl1 XY1-sl. s ate, Do 1111-s Illlllg, 11111 1 ll l'if-111111: IGV11 .XlI1'11, 1,111 llritt, Fl111'1-111-e l-lz11'1'i11g11111, Ruby .lo1'dz111, Nellie Reed, Minnie Mae 115101, 1JVrlllbt'llllt' XX1ll1.1111.. 58 He builded better than he knew: The Conscious stone to beauty grew. -EMERSON. FEAT R 59 His Majesty, the King of Copiah-Lincoln PHILLIP SHIPP ir 'lr ir , Her Majesty, the Queen of Copiah-Lincoln DORRIS NICHOLS 61 g X. X A rx, R L X X N. 7 NL Lord Handsome and Lady Beautiful WAYNE BAKER AND AUDR1-:Y BROOM CIM Lord and Lady Popularity QUENTIN BARROW AND MARTHA HART 62 1 s K qw v iv A? 'QL Lord and Lady Versatility Lord and Lady of Fashion ELM1-:R BRUMFIELD BILLY ROPER AND AND LoIs PAGE VIRGINIA PIERCE 63 ff.. ' Kgs, X ,L I 4' w 'fn,,,X ,I f 4 X W fm Lord and Lady Intelligence Lord and Lady Dependability HYMAN MCCARTY W. B. CARN1-:Y AND AND KATHERYN DOHERTY RUBYE BREWER 64 fw- Q7 I I T S Lord and Lady of Courtesy Lord and Lady of Athlefics HOWARD TULL CURTIS KING AND AND VIRGINIA MIKELL WILLODINI-3 MARTIN 65 ......,...,,r,.f..., ,, . I-HGH SCHOOL F High School JACK CRAWFORD AND MADALYN BUTLER Lord Outstanding in High School HARRY DICKERSON 66 VORITES Lord Handsome and Lady Beautiful in High School WARREN HENDERSON AND ALINE THOMPSON 0I'0IZ6LfLOIZ EXERCI E Each year the Coplah L1ncoln student body selects 1ts Royal Court by popular ballot The select1ons were kept secret unt11 February 8 when they were formally presented 1n a beautlful co1onat1on ceremony held 1n the college gymnasuxm K! f ' if Es? THEIR MAJESTIES PHILLIP SHIPP and DORRIS NICHOLS THE ROYAL COURT OF COPIAH-LINCOLN STUDE T LIFE 1. Banquet crowd honor- ing Coach-elect Dick Hitt. 2. Sophomore class play cast. 3. Our cheer leaders. 4. District Hi-Y conference delegates on Co-Lin campus. 5. Dancers at the corona- tion program. r .,. V ,,, ,,.. X w..e ms? Q-Q L --M- ,Q - --Q-...--.Q--.--.--m...N4a-.w.-.-an llaouv .Hama 2 :amxw Km -TA , , 1 . AE' M lv . .. aga Youth gwe us teams The games requzre Strong bodzes good mznds, staunch courage under fzre Teams whom the love of wznnzng does not obse Teams whom the plaudzts of the crowd cannot dzstress Teams who possess good sportsmanshrp and pluck Teams wzth honor who do not wart for luck And meet the strictest censure consczence ree Splendzd tearns whom we are proud to clatm As butldzng our Copzah Lmcoln s fame fW1th 8pO10g16S to JOS1Bh Gllbert Holland? 70 SS , r J I 1 ', ' , ' Q Teams who can stand before a referee f J . In , . . . . - . , If as Qffygf' if 45227 iv J 'W of WW Wmgzmwvwg fizfff-if WV HW a- Why build these cztzes glorzous If man unbulldecl grows? In vam we buzlcl the world, unless The buzlder also g1ows EDWIN MARKHAM i I LS. ATHLETICS 71 R COACI-IE No school in Mississippi can boast of a more versatile or competent coaching staff than We possess here at Copiah-Lincoln. Head Coach Hook Stone is master of all the attributes necessary for a capable mentor and with Coaches Goodwin, Funchess, and Thompson comprise a corps of leaders of which any school might well be proud. These four have placed athletics at Copiah-Lincoln on the high level that they have attained today and have been a major factor in the physical and spnitual development of our students Coach Stone will be sorely missed in coming years but the spirit he leaves with us should help much in the p1 omotion of sports in ou1 school COACHING STAFF JOHN M GOODWIN HOOK STONE TROY FUNCHESS FRED THOMPSON 72 7 V at-M C a . lm r I- y, ,, .L , a x ,M s 'v' .S W A - F f l 1 l ATHLETICS Athletics have always held an eminent position among the major activities at Copiah-Lincoln, and have reached greater heights this year than have been experienced before. Another merciless football team that held little respect for any opponent closed the season with the title, Champions -- 1938. This marked the eighth time in eleven years that Coach Stone's Wolves have left the gridiron undefeated in conference competition and in pos- session of the trophy. The basketball coaches repeated with good teams again, the boys being beaten in the tournament by a slightly superior Goodman team, and the girls reaching the finals where they were defeated after a great fight by Summit. The outlook for the other major sports is most promis- ing and Copiah-Lincoln will soon have passed another milestone on the road to greater athletic achievement. 73 . v, , ..-- ' , , ' V- +1 A M B Y . f V V V, , C A pr tigzzgffw' ' -vw, V A f . ,440 Q' 571' T 5?'4w g-'f J ,f, Av is fry fa 55 5244 ' ff 4221.2 Q ',VW L' f. V an L L u M ,WV f f - V ' :V 629' 'W W . NZ ' sf , ' ,,.. : V. . V ' ff 1 ,.-' ' AVA - . 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' N CGLLEGE BASKETBALL BOYS XN'ith only four lettermen returning from last year's excellent aggregation, Coach Stone succeeded in placing' a small but spirited cage squad on the floor. YN . .I. Smith, the team's spark plug for the earlier games, transferred soon after the season began, leaving a small but fiery group to cairy on. The season was a see-saw affair from this point with some thrilling' games being lost by one or two goals. Tournament time found the boys with a record that showed eight wins against fourteen defeats, true evidence of a disheartening season. A fine Goodman team eliminated our scrapping Co-Lin five at the Tournament. Slill'l'lllVli2'I Granvil Hamby, Mgr., l . C. Smith, .lerry Jasper Lee, Phil Vtihitaker, Houston Newell. M. IJ. l-loluinson, Lee Roy Sheffield, Hughion Grisham, Herald King, Phillip Roberts, H. L, Stone. Kl'l'4E'lil1gI ASJTN Smith. Ed Brazelton, Quentin Barrow, .lohn Evans, Curtis King, Charles Brock, Ut'0l',9,'43 PAIVG, .lute All,rl'lltUl'I. GIRLS Under the supervision of Mr. Ewing, Coach Thompson and Miss Davis, the Wfolverines again were strong contenders in the Junior College basketball race. Handicapped by the loss of three regulars from the eliampionship combination of 1938, these flaring girls fought through all their competition ending the season by winning twelve of the scheduled twenty-two games with one enfling in a tie. Pure grit and courage carried these cagers through strong Raymond and llec-atur squads at the Tournament, After covering themselves with glory by their scrap and fire, they were beaten in the finals by a larger Summit group. First Row: Grace Boone, VVillodine Martin, Billie Stubbs, Alene Peacock, Katie Ruth Muak, Annie Maude Taylor, Christine Bishop. Sei-ond Row: Eva Boyd, Grace Floyd, Eva Allen, Cleo Smith, Donis Montgomery, Dorris Young, Grace Moore, Bobby Jones, Coach Thompson. 76 HIGH CHOOL BA KETBALL BOYS Coach Trriy Funt-hess acltlvrl zumtlier huskethzill team tn his list fff stict,-Hssf-s this ye-ur. A fine squad huilt aruunrl zt flyll2lITllL' little ceiitt-r, Hurry lrif-luwsmi, lust tinly svvt-n tint of the thirty-eight gunie:-1 that tht- 1-rmipzllzitively gl'0L'll squutl played. In two Iiinvoln Vutlnty Triurnaments the-se boys wnn 21 first :intl at se-Cmid place. timing' on tht-y wrin thc- Stinthwi-st Sub-re-ginnzil Tourney und plzufe-rl third in thv Soutliwsest Finals. First Row: .lwhn Loving, Ray K1-ily, L09 Roy t,t1':l1ilu'-x'1'y, lltlillllll Curtis, .latinas Yfvunfx, Ilztrry Dickerson, Troy 1'xlllll'ht'SS, t'nz1Ch, Sevund Row: lfrzink Stevens, Iilcrnzirrl Hlllltillli, Tuni lit-eves, NYzirren lil'llllt'l'StJIl, Furl Mitc'h+-ll, Pztlvin I'Z-utleix GIRLS Our high sc-html girls, representing the sm-hofil fur the sffuiiitl time, ztlsu inaulv ll sph-ntlirl recrnrd undvr Cuavh Fnnrlie-ss's dirt-Q-tiun. Losiiig nnly five games thv wlmle se-zisrm, tht-sw scrappy girls won the Sub-rvgional 'Fourninine-nt :intl ranked thirfl in the Swuthwvst Finals. The prospects are bright for :in L-xuellent cwmhinattitin again nvxt yezir. First Row: Nurinu Uwt-ns, Mzxyine- L. Frmstwr, Mary E. Legg, Lfiuise- Lm'ing:, 1Xlz1rg ue'-rit1- Ifleiiiiigtmi, tQ'atlie1'i11t- ii'2lg'lP, lilzirlint- lives, Mftrjnrief Kelly. Swtfwiifl ROW: Mr, I'wllllt'ilt'SN, Imrris King, Laura: llziy Arinst1'wng, Lyulizi Iinngzui, Murthai NVQ-st, Mary Nell lit-ull, livvlyii Hiliniltun, Billiw I . Sollfrs, Msululyii l':lliil?l', XX'ilstm 'I'ysnn. F 2 45 - . .LM gy .K 77 lOACH HENRS L QTHNE LIRTIS IxIXf W J SMITH LI OED P XRI-IAM COACH IXIURIPL GOODNWIN HENRH BIIRRX FHEO IONES BASEBALL TEAM 3 8 DL RH OOD TEAQTER I HILLIP SHIPP l IAQ H C URDON I AIRD IUHN IXPLLX MUURE 'Xlmage-1 LIP XINX II HAMBX QUIINTIIN BARRUVV LHARLIE WARD HLRBERT ROBERTQ TRACK PVRCY FRFVKS C B QJUFST CRL AR I LF BRIIT DEW ITT QHIY ERS HOVVARI3 TUI I PUTLER SMITH Mlnfigel BILI1 IHHIXQHN LU lHFR PHRISTMAN l V ' 1 I . N'1 I S. ' + ' - A ' . ..i M. BS ' ' + ' I 3 . ' INT . W J, SMITH THERREL 'PAYLOR ARNOLD LAWRENCE J f + ' ,'. xi: .d Q, r I - I I i I I 55 1 I1 I ' ig 73 me CL The honor society for the athlete is the W Club. It is an organization confined to those who have earned the W in major athletic competition. Proud is the student who is awarded one of these letters. CHARLES KEMMETZER JONES ALLISON GEORGE PRICE WARREN HENDERSON JACK EVANS CHRISTINE BISHOP HENRY BERRY PHIL WHITAKER BILLIE STUBBS KATIE RUTH MOAK ELMER BRUMFIELD QUENTIN BARROW GRANVIL HAMBY, President WAYNE BAKER, Secretary JAMES HAMILTON CURTIS KING ALINE PEACOCK WILLODINE MARTIN ED GILLUM PHILLIP SHIPP MAGGIE MAE O'CAIN ANNIE MAUDE TAYLOR BRYAN POLK C. B. GUEST JOHN MCCLURE at PHYSICAL EDUC BOYS Each succeeding year notes a decided improvement in the physical education program of our college. All boys not actively engaged in some other major activity spend an hour each afternoon improving their general health by participation in competitive sports or calisthenics. Mr. Pearce, a steadfast believer in the theory that a sturdy body usually houses a sound mind, is our director. I i l f i I 5 80 w I l I 2 1 T10 DEPARTME GIRLS Physical education is also required of the girls, who are under the capable instruction of Mrs. Carl S. Wilson. They have the privilege of choosing between classical dancing, formal exercises, tapping. playground work, and indoor or outdoor games. Each girl must meet one of 'these classes two periods a Week. 81 JAMES BARWICK W. L. BROWN EDITH WELLS JAMES HAMILTON ANNIE MAUDE TAYLOR ROBERT MURDEN EVELYN HAMILTON BILLY HARRIS JUNE MCINNIS STANLEY PEEK MARY NELL BEALL TENNIS WILLIE GENE FAIRCHILD MAXINE YOUNG JOHN BURNS LOUISE COWEN JAMES WEATHERLY MINNIE MERLE GALLMAN CHARLES MERCIER KATHRYN DOHERTY ROBERT BARKER VV. E. BASS EDWIN LEWIS OUTSTANDING SPORTS EVENTS OF THE YEAR FOOTBALL CLASSICS: Decatur, October 7 Moorhead. November 4 Goodman. November 11 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT TENNIS TOURNAMENT TRACK MEET BASEBALL PLAY OFF 82 1 i 1 og kc l li l J ' X m ff A J, an , if - i Numa P QD 5: v C 0 OLU' A l PATRGNS We, the Staff of the 1939 Co-Lin Trillium, appreciate your support. You received us kindly and gave us the assistance necessary for the publication of our annual. May your business enterprises prosper, and may the students and patrons of Copiah- Lincoln be more closely drawn to you as a result of your friendship and loyalty. 83 COPIAH -LIN COLN Junior College MEMBER OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE WESSON MISSISSIPPI V The School With a Future V PRESIDENT JAMES M. EWING Monarch C liemical C 0 MAN UFACTURERS A FULL LINE OF SANITARY PRODUCTS AND FLOOR FINISHES V THE GYMNASIUM AND DORMITORY FLOORS -of- COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE Are Finished With MONARCH GYM-GLO v Our Represe Y tive, Bill Lassen, will be glad to call on yo and furnish an estimate. onarclm Chemical Co NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA ca' ff A HUNDRED , V X l I l ,YIM ff THDU AND HAND O A little after Sundown this evening, a hundred thousand hands will reach for the C-as range to start supper, and our Natural Gas will be there, ready for them to use. Cut off this Service and you would disrupt the very life of this great region. I The trust and faith which you place in our Service is of first importance to every member of the United Gas organization. During 1939 we shall extend every effort toward making our Cas available to more people and to develop new uses for it in the homes of present customers. O It is our hope that throughout the year you will get even greater benefit and pleasure from the convenience and comfort given by our Natural Cas. ITE AS COIIITIOIIIIG YIITEI IIEITIIG REFIIIEERITIGI IIITUMITIC IIEITIIG NO MATTER WHAT YOUR GETJH' LOEB'S KNOW WHAT IT TAKES TO BE CORRECT Whether you are going Formal and dressing for every-day. Whether you want to correctly outfit for tennis, golf, baseball, basketball, football, or any other sport, we know what is cor- rect and can furnish you from our large stock. .ff ? X ALEX LOEB Inu Box 190 Meridian, Miss. 0 Light Conditioning I for Class Rooms O and Homes AND THE LIGHTS Should be bright TOO! V Who'd think a simple thing like the right lamp bulb could make all the difference between eyestrain and com- fortable seeing? between dullness and efficiency. Youngsters and oldsters alike enjoy better sight when the right size bulbs are used in I. E. S. Lamps. V MISSISSIPPI POWEIQQJNLIGHT COMPANY as HELPING BUILD Mississippi fy ROBERT E. REA, President JAS. S. REA, Vice-President L. O. CARRAWAY, Cashier IRENE STOREY, Bookkeeper B K O F W E S S O WESSON, MISSISSIPPI V Always a Booster for Copiah-Lincoln I V -Member of -- Mississippi Bankers Association, American Bankers Association, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WESSO PHARMACY COWE MOTOR CO. Headquarters ut orize ea er C0-LIN STUDENTS and FACULTY PHONE 2661 v Day and Night Wrecker Service Phone 212' WESSON MISSISSIPPI 0. K. Guaranteed Used Cars WESSON MISSISSIPPI Phnco Radios POLLY C0-LI N Once upon a time there came a parrot to the campus of Copiah-Lincoln. After a sojourn of a few days, the glib tongued creature was taken home. When he got there he began startling his mistress with incoherent talk. As the young man of her daughters choice came up the steps Polly croaked, This isn't social hour. Then at iContinued on next page! SMITH 81 MITH WESSON, MISSISSIPPI V DRY GOODS, CROCERIES Z: FEEDS SWIFT'S RED STEER FERTILIZER V. D. YOUNCBLOOD, President C7 Manager A. W. BENTZ, Sec-Treas. L0UTHERi WHOLE ALE CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS BROOKHAVEN, MISS. Compliments of P RITY ICE CREAM CO IPANY BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI Whole Milk--- Condensed Milk--- Sweet Cream--- BROOKHA VEN CREAMERYCO. Incorporated Brookhaven Fancy Creamery Butter BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI BUILDERS iCor1tinued from page 881 dinner time he let out a tweet and said, Whit- aker . Before the soup was long gone he emitted another tweet and announced, Boys, the laundry will be in Thursday instead of Friday and if you don't check it in the presence of the laundry representative we are not responsible for anything that is lost. After such an outburst Polly was content to re- main silent for a while. However, sometime later fContinued on next pagel Compliments of Brookhaven Pressed Brick 81 Mfg. Co. BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI WISE MOTOR COMPANY HAZLEHURST Ford Products Since 1.914 Complete Service For All Make Cars LOTTERHOS-HUBER COMPANY First Carlot Shippers of TOMATOES in UNITED STATES V Serving Copiah Growers Since 1876 BIGGS Funeral Home Modern Funeral Home and Equipment Located at Crystal Springs and Utica, Miss. . tCont'd from page 891 he came flopping into the room where the young couple mugged to the accompaniment of the radio and warn- ed, If you boys don't quit playing that radio so loud and during study hall we will just have to take it out. But that didn't hamper things a bit. They decided to have a wedding. At the fCont'd on next pagel Ice Marches On Compliments of DICKSON'S Crystal Springs, Southern Miss- United v Ice Company With Time in 39 Y We cater especially to the wants of C t l Spr'ngs, 'YS a l College Students Miss. HAZLEHURST MERCANTILE CO. GENERAL MERCHANTS COTTON AND PRODUCE BUYERS C. A. ROPER, Mgr. HAZLEHURST MISSISSIPPI Shows Bros. IddISSISSlW SDNIEIJS 'IVLSAHD 'OO HTVSHTOHM UNV'IVH2IH sluawgldwoj LEWIS-SELMAN PRINTING CO. Publishers COPIAH COUNTY NEWS HAzi.EHuRs1', Mlsslssivpi Get a Business Education and a Position by attending the BOWLING GREEN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, Inc. BOWLING GREEN KENTUCKY BANK OF HAZLEHURST HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI Capital Surplus Nearly IOO Mississippi students here now 5200'000'00 Brookhaven . omp :ments Bank 8 Trust Let us se you C I' II C0nlp3,ny Compliments what you wear H0ffman,S BROOKHAVEN 9 Mississippi l Handelman S 0 Drug Store Deposits Insured BROOKHAVEN, , FY B BROOKHAVEN, Fedm, ybeposi, MISSISSIPPI L 0 F T 0 N 5 Insurance Corpora- MISSISSIPPI tion for S5000 for . Brookhaven. MISS. Each Depositor. , iContinued from page 903 Central Service ACME CRACKERS , . . Station church Polly chortled, You re in the right church. SALTINES but the wrong pew, when a friend took a seat Courfeous and A Southern Favorite with the Bride's mother. Then came troubled Dependable days. It seemed that hubby was a philanderer, Agents for O so little wifey searched, ufor some specific infor- NeW5D3I34eV5.a 1d All mation. Polly gave it on papa, who coached Pe Od'CalS girls' basketball, saying, There is a custom in P,-ompf Taxi Service Mexico that all players kiss the coach before the C0 game starts. Well, my girls hadn't heard about it Phone 2501 Wesson NEW ORLEANS, LA before the game, but afterward-well, that's human 1Continued on next pager Compnmems CO 'p'ime lS Queen Theatre Walley-Field Drug Co. Sherman gl CO, Rexall Store Always a Good Show BROOKHAVEN Misslsslvpi HAZ'-EHURSTI , HAL TUCKER Mlsslsslpm Harlelwfsf- Mws- Cornpliments of Fairchild Compgmcgmts .th Compliments of Blu M Farm and Home as- - ml Eafeoon Furnishers Jeweler Wesson Miss. ' BROOKHAVEN, ' WESSON, MISS. The Dairy Centw MISSISSIPPI Brookhaven, Miss. SERVICE OUR MOTTO With Compliments of RROOKHAVEN STEAM LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANER R. L. BLADES PHONE 431 BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of C. B. PERKINS Hardware 8 Supply Co. and Perkins Funeral Home 1Continued from page 913 nature and I don't believe in it, but it's there just the same. Polly couldn't refrain from com- menting, That was the straw that broke the camel's back. Then as he returned to his perch his philosophical remark was to the effect that they would all be better off if they would transfer their interest from their heels to their heads more often. , Y o Q R-M'Hend1'1f'k C I, t f Wesson Service Station . omp :men s 0 Represenlalwe Bumper to Bumper Service HERFF JONES co. Rufus with Middleton Experienced White Labor V V Wholesale Oil Class Rings and Dlshlbufof Invitations v T. N. BUTLER, Prop. Phone 2891 Wesson, Miss. Compliments of B. F. YOUNGBLOOD 81 CO., Inc. EVERYTHING wEssoN MISSISSIPPI Announcing A New All Machine Secretarial Course Included in this course are the following machines and subjects: Stenotype Ithe machine for writing shorthandb, Touch Typewriting, Comptometer, Calculating Machine, Book- keeping Machine, Speed Adding Machine, Mimeograph, Progressive Indexing and Filing, Applied Secretarial Practice, Civil Service Coaching. English and Letter Writing. We are the only school in the State offering this complete Machine Secretarial Course and we recommend it very highly to those who are interested in qualifying for the better than average positions. High School education or better is required of applicants for this course. We invite inquiries. JACKSON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE T. C. SCHILLINC, Manager JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of Always the Correct Campus Sport and Formal Wear for N U- N ' E L Co-LinGirlsat Cleveland, Ohio B E O I T ' V Makers of the world-famous . . . . NU-ENAMEL Brookhaven Mississippi and A Full Line of Paint Products V V A Paint for Every Purpose and Purse Lovely Things at V J. 0. EDWARDS L. FRANK PITTS President Vice-President Little Prices lEdItor'S Note: The Co-Lin Trillium is very proud to note that the president and vice-president of this great organization are graduates of Copiah-Lincolnl Compliments of ANN'S FASHION BOSTON SHOE STORE The Loubat Glassware Two Good Stores SHOP Brookhaven and C I C Brookhaven, Miss. Hazlehurst 4 0, Cooking and Serving Equipment M I L L E R ' 5 Compliments ot and Supplies College Girls go to HARRIS For Hotels, Restaurants, Cafeterias, Clubs, 4 MH-I-ER'5 JEWELRY STORE Hospitals and Institutions Ladies Ready to Wear C t I S . Jackson, Miss. 'YS zanissrings, NEW ORLEANS . Compliments of J. C. Penney Co. Crystal Springs, Miss. Let us take a Peek into a Page of a Storey about a Loving King and a Keen Knight. The King was a Little Lowe and the Knight was a Guest from the West in a White Ford Carr. He came through a Green Field with a Peacock in it, by a Byrd in a Berry Bush, a Young Grove, and through Dale and Meadows. He made the Wright Guess about the Meadows being full of Pitts and Wells but did not Chance a Storm. The King was Rich with Nichols, Furr, a Stone Hall, a Case of Pepper and Moore than a Shipp but did not have the Price of a Broom. He was Luckey to have a Barber, Baker, and Carpenter to play Ball with for Weeks. We ex ,. , .f ig.. E : 6 fy..-4 .. - 'Wk as A . 4, f-My K mf' fi .1 'Z' 4.593 ,. V We are glad to have had a part-that of mak- ing the photographs-for the best annual yet at Copiah-Lincoln J u n io r College, The l939 Co-Lin Trillium. We have tried to maintain the same high quality in this book that we insist on giving our customers in our own studio. .W an X v The Art tudio . . John H. Williams K 'ww' X ....:.-: -:I iii: it ng H.-. if Q , F00 HVGI1, ISS- -' 2 Y- - f yi l , I l i i i li l all l l i5 il li lj l. il Il ll li ii .l it ll ll i l l l i l i l i l l l l l l i l l l i l i i l l DID YOU KNOW THAT- There are 5l0 students enrolled at Copiah-Lincoln this year. There are 340 College Students and l70 High School Students. There are 106 College Sophomores and 35 High School Seniors. There are 48l students from Mississippi. There are 9 states other than Mississippi represented in the student body. There are 2 students from Honduras, Central America. There is l student from Washington, D. C. There are 200 students in the men's dormitory. There are 140 students in the women's dormitory. There are l70 local students. There are 25 teachers and 5 administrative members. Approximately 6,000 students have enrolled at Co-Lin since it became a .lunior College. Co-Lin graduates have been enrolled at practically every University and College in the United States. 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