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

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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

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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

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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,