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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1941 volume:

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V V , rt , i Engng .4- 'rf 1: wiv ,pw N 'W H 7 mm, ,mn ,gn IME ifilllfz w In Iwi. C A e LEARNIN' xy, P 4 Q 5 P 1 1 FUELS-JlED Hi SfT'LF','i'AJT'S Cf COWmi-1-f.iivfCC?Lf--1 JL,lN7C 5?. CU-'.iC ,C-.rd C fQV,13RifILfL. 2'U3?l1Q 1-,323-I SCr4QCff. 5 3 5 Q 3-Q M 5 5 3 5 5 1 U if' E QWjjfj.--,,:qf'ff if -gg v , m. 1 -1 ,,-,. i if fi E-Qi?3-fi'ff-5'w5fQif 'X i ' VERSATI LITY . af' 4. iv J n I H U fy Y ., 7 3. -as . Xi? .A.. ,X W X YN ffgeg. Xi '. Q 3 RTC.. , 1 M W 1 1 X wp, ,, iniiwnll VERSATILITY.. .lt was with this word in mind that we set out to bring you an annual. And yet, we hope that this publication will be more than a mere recollection of school events. ln it we have tried to bring to you Co-Lin as we see it-a versatile school--one in which there are innumerable opportunities for a stu- dent to gain stature mentally, morally, socially, and physically. We have endeavored to portray by word and picture phases of campus life which we trust will cause you to halt momentarily in later years and to reminisce of the seemingly atomic occurrences of the day. . . the piercing blast of the 6:20 bugle, the roar of the football throng, the serenity of your own room, the tinkling of pianos, the savory odor of hot buttered bis- cuits, the lull of an afternoon class, the invigo- rating freshness of a cold shower. These and other retrospections will be yours if we have succeeded. lf we have, thanksl ,' an rw i Hnnnrmlu UHHHNIIHIIUNS 5 HIHlHIlIS ' I H H S Q nv u ls rmus I unwmws .nv-J ...nw ...vw- llllllllll lllllll llll lllllllll 'Nail' 3 Efmvrwlvz Mr. Sc,sfJlwf:vml:l'Gl Dom? read 'has erLlifOri2', VG . l-',ml al f The plcrurce agfam, Have you Seen everything ln lr? NG, l 7 dr,-r-l'-r mean The huildlflgs an The lefr, Yes, 'fhar'S riglwr, 'COR af ThE rrafglg, Tl-my ra-ally 5-alarm To -fm and Cm, fflorfr They? 'They do lg? 'mf 'lurhlhlyr rharl rhe eye- can -see. ll 5 a 'Omg way driwh H1059 Wacky wwf rr? 'wM'lwar'5 rlw'I'7 XI'Oll'lAL? glad vchu cl-mfr have +0 walk down 'ihQf'h7 Ch, Iaur you CIO You we rr 3 l:lf,e Thus: YQ-.l'yse lmvslwefrl hm- ye-are of college worlf. at Q0-l.lh, havehlr .X . x . ll ' R- - f- WYJ'-l l-eel l-111-:la pzrjwil or ymlrselr, 1f'Ol'l ' ya-rl? mo use derwyrrwg rr, -.wa all rio - -a-ml r-ghllv Fri . if was img gob., and ware glad yOu ' 1. rrlil' 'aa' In XfVl'a'1i are 'y'l ,Jl' plan? lor The I'r1'l'LlrQ? The Crilrhplelllih Ol your C'-rl,lf?'., QT 5 -all'HI'. Qf'iwIl -,E A pf'-lil? lvlry marrear what, 'VS A 'Omg wav -'lf wr'l lhc- 'lractl 5. i'l'r-ITIS what I meahg x-'odve got a long road fllwewgl 0' f A l -you Yfmr wc-frla Cl?---l-srr is crnmplere, 'l-Ulwal you did or 'f'lC 'n r dr: lla mfr the :awe :wow Ycvur problem now ls to look ahead. frrorm vwlww 1f'l'l yor: are more or less on -your -Jym. '-Nhat you make C ll VO L2 I' lnlc lm? premarily m yljlur Gwyn hands. ll 'wrrr f,'C1'I'lSlC'l1 'lor lhe lwmre ig '20 cohrimle' your formal educa-' izlm. rwflrf- Q-'mlflr lun yuu, Just f-Gmevmber The experiences of Coul.irx , and prlifl , ri' by rhem. Your .-lr-ral Two years ol rfrgllege -lvork will embrace harm amd mT.s2u'l',iye llamfhg. Dig in at fl'-ev lirsr and pledge yourself CQ Tvvrl y rlasire rr sara of lac-:feat ella-rr Keep lrgvr'emo5'r in your mind a burning V acc-fwmiflislw :,ormQtlw'lg ln llle, Dqffr be content Wirh a mere 'iRl5'G'lWC6', D0 3'Ul'1'l6 lll'l2''HSEIVQ lrxea, Qalrlr picrurefs, build bridges. wrz TE rn marc, ralf-43 Crops, ljlul' du zfirhwlwihg fha? will glVQ you The aal'1afar:'lla'1h far wr-all-lilelmg and aH'alnmeml. ll 'mul' 'ut lb lo go rr- worl-' rmrnefllarely alter graduarlon rememw be-r rhar your educarlom 15 lar lrum rermmarron, These years have lzeerl mere roolq wrrh -.nflnuclfl yflu Cara Carve out a richer' eclucariorr. Yr ALJ are :wow prgparqffj fu ehlcly ixlcf. Pearl good boolrgg 'ralla to people, all lfsrwds of peopleg enjoy muslcj rharryg raise a lamily1 laye Godg Creale a la Slwg-rl lworiwbyg tale an m1'ere2aiA rn your lrgwm, your nation, the world. llve-ff Jr lllc- ls fAduCa?lf.lv'l, SSC IVFSM cf f . ,.. be, CIE! Vw 5 C1 1.1 x, um MSI' wx,,1v N PI w J! 2 1 1 1 512594 V Q V527 f 5 , 5 Q, 5 I . I My w wzmmw f 1 if 'ff in ,.-,. WMS -at 'Ma v un In THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING If X SYMBOL OF DEMOCRACY . 5:3 Wes - ,.ifFi4Lr-us. . rm-,I :- I u ,. ....,. II I III? fs if 2 IE II, I 'I g g 1- I li 'I ,I, ,'E' ,1 :f,gg,,gI I. 5 Iigil g izl l hlz IL fr I I -- H- I Whig II J, ,f 4 --Nesrf..1..--I., I- -1.-: .. - : MG . - -:Hap :V ma if II 'PY iwik I LH ' WIS 1: I 4,7 BG 4 zu wf J'77 'Wf ,IM En 'Zhi 'IH an 14 f-4 1' -,., Jill . I ,, N v, '.fv CTI-IE ACADEMIC BUILDING QTRANQUILLITY QTI-IE ARTS BUILDING + BACK TO CLASS R -2 1 Jigga' KGTQX- , . ' , , '-4wff,vaE4He':i:i--vw WISHFUL THINKING JAMES M. EWING O The Sophomores of l94l leave Copiah- Lincoln in what promises to be the most critical period in the world's history. Likewise the year will be critical in the life of each graduate. Your participation in the community life of Co-Lin has been your greatest contribution. You can pro- mote the great American way of life only if you contribute an honest, sincere, and intelligent participation in commu- nity and governmental affairs. If democracy is worth dying for, it is likewise worth living for. The greatest menace to democracy is the danger of members of society mistaking liberty for license . May I challenge you to a carefully planned life of service with faith in your fellow man, and most of all, faith in God. Very sincerely, IIIIISIIIS w. s. HENLEY, Pres. R. E. REA, secy. R. c. BUFKIN J. c. CALLENDER c. J. I-ioLLowAY w. w. McCORMlCK LUTHER C. MAGEE VERNON MAY DR. OTHO MESSER FRANK OSWALT J. C. REYNOLDS CARLOS SMITH EDDIE M. YOUNG HIHIIII III SIIIIIIIVIIHIIS COPIAH COUNTY GEORGE MARKS A. B. BARLOW M. F. HENNINGTON SPENCE TEMPLETON WALTER BARLOW LINCOLN COUNTY MARTIN HOLMES QUIN RUTLAND W. L. MCGRAW LEROY LEGGETT LOUIE ENTRICAN SIMPSON COUNTY T. E. BERRY C. W. CHOPPELL H. S. TULLOS C. E. STEEN J. M. Ewing. G. D. NEELY i A DEAN CARL S. WILSON Prof has vvon his way into the heart ot every green treshman since his arrival at Co-Lin not so many years ago. He is admired by all for his fair- ness, his sympathetic understanding, his sly humor, and his code of ethics. ' ,lfj,,1 V ,W ,f f 'A !i,,1Q 'wQ,wW r f' ,f',.,' 'G J f THE BOYS' DORM ITORY ta V Q A RM x M4 Z 59' x ip f if T W A , . 1 ' 1 6 , f T., ,gew . . ' 3. . . - .. - A , . I- U , 4.953f,:.'5f- Ii. S' Fl an '13, ,gr V fi ,f ta: ,,, Wm f My ' ' Wi ' 1 '.,, 36,4 QQ f,q?,,,j.g f, ,. WI. ill THE CI RLS' DORM lTORY ..,, at , .,.- -:egg 2 2' lg A 4 2,3 i W, if W Si , 3 ' f' DEAN LULA STEVENS No girl leaves Co-Lin without a high respect tor its Dean of Women. Miss Stevens plays the role of advisor to all of her girls, and does an excellent job of it. We pay respect to Miss Stevens, a Christian woman and an understand- ing dean. ,..w:,, ..., gamut THE GYMNASIUM AND DINING HALL T1 MISS FANNIE CALLENDER I Miss Callender may never write a masterpiece ot music, but the reso- nance of her ancient dinner bell is the most welcome musical note on the campus. She is a connoisseur of good, wholesome food and a symbol ot dependability. Ls .. I ll i- F i i i- -I 'u-iii,-,ii ,ii- ,- - i--., .Ls I... -.,. 4 ..,A:w. r - si -. MRS. HAL ELLIS Have you often wondered how our learned taculty is able to keep in good spirits all ot the time? Mrs. Hal Ellis, the hostess ot the Faculty House, can be given much credit tor this. Her gracious air, her cultural atmosphere, and her good taste are a credit to any institution. ,f ,.., ,eq ,..,.,, , I I PM I I THE FACULTY HOUSE .WJ JANE ADAMS Home Economics MILDRED CLEGG Education, H. S. Mathematics VIRGINIA FELDER Mathematics MARION FORTENBERRY Assistant Coach, Science RALPH FRANKLIN Band Director JOHN M. GOODWIN Agriculture MARGARET GREEN H. S. Home Economics B. L. HILL Chemistry LOUIS B. JOHNSON Coach, History ROBB I E LEE LECCETT Psychology BELL LINDSEY English ALLIE LEE LOFTON Resident Nurse MARK LOWRY Bible LORRAINE MAC-EE Commercial RUTH METCALFE Voice FRANCES MOORE French, English M u MARY MILLER MURRY English CERTRUDE MUTTON Piano MRS. FRANK OSWALT Librarian R. R. PEARCE Social Sciences FRANCES SKULLEY Commercial MARGARET SMITH Physical Education WILLIE H. SMITH Registrar, Science FRED THOMPSON Bookkeeper, History MARY M. THOMPSON Secretary, H. S. Commercial SARAH ANN TURNER English IHI SHIHIIIIHIS MOST OF YOU CAME TO CO-LIN TWO YEARS AGO A LITTLE SCARED, A LITTLE TIMID, A LITTLE HOPEFUL. IT WASN'T LONG BEFORE YOU LEARNED THAT YOUR FEARS WERE GROUNDLESS, YOUR TIMIDITY INAPPRECI- ABLE, AND YOUR HOPE WELL FOUNDED. WE TRUST THAT DURING THIS TIME YOU HAVE CHOSEN YOUR COURSES WISELY AND HAVE MADE GOOD APPLICATION THEREOF. PRIMARILY, HOWEVER, WE HOPE THAT IN THESE TWO YEARS AT CO-LIN YOU HAVE LEARNED THE MEANING OF FRIENDSHIP, FOR FRIENDS WILL BE A SOURCE OF COMFORT AND DELIGHT LONG AFTER ALGEBRAIC FOR- MULAS AND SPOT PASSAGES ARE A BLURRED MEMORY. 94' 4 Q95 rms-Q' HIH THOMAS EAST MARY EVELYN CLARK President Vice President ROBERT MIZE Secretary and Treasurer SS IIIIIEIHS MISS LORRAINE MAC-EE MR. R. R, PEARCE Class Sponsor Class Sponsor if , I- if I Q WIA. 'IM I :IX I IF-III . ', H ,M IIN IIIIII I I IIIII' . II K 'Z Q I I n 5 ' III - I II I! II I, 'II I ' I I I IIIII I II I : IIIIIII Im. , I , , .. :ing ,ga WILLIAM ADAMS ----- Brookhaven, Miss. Football-2, lg Track-I, 2, C.A.A.-2, Dramatic Club-I, 2. ETHELBERT ALBRITTON - - - Farmerville, La. Football-I, 2, Baseball-I, 2, W Club-I, 2, Dramatic Club-I, 2. ROBERT ALBRITTON ---- Bogue Chitto, Miss. B.Y.P.U.-2, Y.M.C.A.-2, Track-I, 2. HENRY ALLRED -------- Hamburg, Miss Club-21 Basketball-I, 23 Track-l, 2, Baseball-2. OTHO AMACKER -------- Jackson, Miss Band-23 Orchestra Vocalist-Z. JANET ANDERSON ------ Hazlehurst, Miss Dramatic Club-I, 2, French Club-Ig B.Y.P.U.- I, 2, Y.W.A.-lg Y.W.C.A.-l, 2, 4-H Club- I, 2, Home Ec. Club-lg Band-I, 2. ROBERT ANDINC - - Hazlehurst, Miss BILL BEASLEY -------- Hazlehurst, Miss Football-lg C-lee Club-Ig Annual Staff-I, 2- Business Manager-Z, Dramatic Club-23 Boys Vocal Solo-lg President Freshman Class-lg Track-I, 23 C.A.A.-2. MARCUERITE BOE ------ Hazlehurst, Miss Home Ec. Club-I 3 Dramatic Club-l, 2, Wesley Foundation- l, 2, Y. W. C. A.- I, 2, Drill Squad-I, 2. LOUISE BRYANT ----- Crystal Springs, Miss Y.W.C.A.-l, 2, Band-2. HARRY BUFKIN ------ - Auburn, Miss. Y.M.C.A.-I, 2. ANNIE RUTH BURNS ---- Bogue Chitto, Miss. French Club-I, 2, B.Y.P.U.-lg Dramatic Club- 21 Y.W.A.-I, 2, Y.W.C.A.-I, 2. LEONTINE BURNS ----- Bogue Chitto, Miss. French Club-lg Drill Squad-2, Y.W.A.-23 B.Y.P.U.-lg Y.W.C.A.-I, 2. LYNOX BYRD - - Brookhaven, Miss X x N SNS l 'l-'I Zi Ns s N N .E LOUISE CALCOTE -------- Lucien, Miss. Y.W.C.A.-I, 2-Membership Chairman-2, Y. W.A.-l, 2, Home Ec. Club-lg Debate-lg Wes- ley Foundation-I, 2, Recreation Chairman-25 Dramatic Club-I, 2. MARY ETTA CARLISLE - - Wesson, Miss. HELEN CHILDRESS ------- Satartia, Miss. Drill Squad-lg Wesley Foundation-I, 2, Y.W. C.A.-l, 2, Secretary-Z, Dramatic Club-I, 25 S.C.A.-2. MARY EVELYN CLARK ----- Natchez, Miss. Y.W.C.A.-l, 25 International Relations Club- I, 2-President 2, Dramatic Club-I, 2-Secre- tary-lg Wesley Foundation-I, 2-Worship Chairman-25 Y.W.A.-lg Secretary ot Freshman Class, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Miss Copiah-Lincoln-25 Annual Staff-2, Piano Stu- dent-Zg Literary Contestant-lg Drill Squad-l. CHARLES CLIBURN ----- Hazlehurst, Miss. B.Y.P.U.-I, 2, Y.M.C.A.-Z, Club-Z, Football-l, 2. BILLY COKER ---------- Jayess, Miss. YM.C,A.-I, 2, International Relations Club- l, Z3 B.Y.P.U.-I, 2g Dramatic Club-2, S.C.A.-2. JEWEL COKER --------- Jayess, Miss. B.Y.P.U.-I, Z3 Y.W.C.A.-I, 2, Y.W.A.-I, 2. OUIDA COLE ------- Bogue Chitto, Miss. Y.W.C.A.-I, 23 Y.W.A.-I, 2, French Club-2, B.Y.P.U.-l, 2, Drill Squad-lg Dramatic-2. J. L. COLLINS -------- Mendenhall, Miss. Football-I, 2, Baseball-I, 2, French Club-I, 23 W Club-I, Z. PAUL COUSSENS ------ Brookhaven, Miss. French Club-I, 25 Band-I, 2, Orchestra-I, 25 Clee Club-23 Y.M.C.A.-2. Y . i I I l I I I I l , ,ma 'W dvi? wt my W ga-.-asgqyff p. Albritton, Albritton, Arnacker, Anderson, Anding, Beasley, Boe, Bryant, Byrd Calcote, Carlisle, Childress, Clark, Cliburn, Coker, Coker, Cole, Collins, Coussens 23 MILDRED COX -------- Madison, Miss. Y.W.C.A.-I, 2-President-2, Y.W.A.-I, 2, Home Ec. Club-2, B.Y.P.U.-I, 25 B.S.U.-2, Dramatic Club-I, 2, French Club-I, 2, S.C.A.- I, 23 Basketball-Ig Tennis-lg Club-2, Drill Squad-I, 2. DAVID C, CURRIE ----- Union Church, Miss. French Club-lg Dramatic Club-Ig B.Y.P.U.-2, Y.M,C.A,-Z. WIL.LIAM CURTIS ------ Hazlehurst, Miss. Club-I, 2, Track-I, 2, B.Y.P.U.-I, Z, B.S.U,-2. WALTER DAFFIN - - - ---- Tuscaloosa, Ala Football-I, 2 -Captain-2, Basketball-I, 2, Baseball-I, 2, W Club-I, 2--President 2, French Club-I g Track-2, Best Athlete -2. CARRIE MAE DAVIS ------- Wesson, Miss Home Ec. Club-l, 2, B.S.U.I, 2-President-2, International Relations Club-I, 2, Glee Club-I g Dramatic Club-I, Y.W.A.-Ig Y.W.C.A.-I, 2, Piano Student-I, 2. FRANK DAVIS ---------- Flora, Miss Football-I, 2, Track-I. AUGUSTINE DAY -------- Crosby, Miss Y,M.C.A.-23 Wesley Foundation-I, 2-Vice- President-2, S.C.A.-Z. MARGUERITE DAY - - I ----- Crosby, Miss Y.W.C,A.-I, 2, French Club-I, 2, Wesley Foundation-I, 2, Basketball-Ig Club-I, 2, HAROLD DICKERSON - - - Johnson Station, Miss NN Club-I, 2, Football-I, 2, Basketball-I, HARRY DICKERSON ----- Beauregard, Miss Basketball-I, 2, Track-I, Z, Wesley Founda- tion-lg Club-I, 2. HUGH V. DICKEY -------- Lucien, Miss. Y.M.C.A.-2, B.Y.P.U.-21 Dramatic Club-2, Orchestra-2. SALLY DOUGLAS -------- Sontag, Miss. Y,W.C.A.-I, Y.W.A.-Ig B.Y.P.U.-I. EDWARD DUNN - - - - Brookhaven, Miss. THOMAS EAST ------- Brookhaven, Miss. Sophomore Class President, Cheerleader-23 Mr. Copiah-Lincoln -2, International Relations Club-l, 2-Corresponding Secretary-Z, Annual Staff-2, Tennis-I, 2, Dramatic Club-I, 2, Liter- ary Contestant-I, Vice-President of Freshman Class-I 'U DP C I' ITI I- I- N FT1 -4 i i i i i i i I -I 'i CD 1 O E P S 3 N Qs. S is Y.M.C.A.-I - Vice-President-2, B.Y.P,U.-lg B.T.U. Director-23 International Relations Club- Zg B.S.U.-2, S.C.A.-2-Secretary-2, C.A.A.-23 Most Dependable -2. RUTH ELLZEY ---------- Amite, La M.S.C.W. Transfer, Home Ec. Club-Z5 Wesley Foundation-2, Y.W.C.A.-2, Literary Contestant-2. WILLIAM EVANS - - - St. Paul, N. C VVILLIE GENE FAIRCHILD ---- Wesson, Miss Band, H.S,-I, 2, Tennis-I, Zg Annual Staff-lg C.A.A.-2. MARY LOUISE FARMER - - Crystal Springs, Miss Y.W.C.A-I, 2. ROBIN FILCO --------- Shannon, Miss Dramatic Club-I, 2, Track-Z, B.Y.P.U.-I. WILLIAM FRANK - - Hazlehurst, Miss ETI-IA FREEMAN -------- Smithdale, Miss Y.M.C.A.-I, 2, B,Y.P.U.-I, 25 B.S.U.-2, Debate-lg International Relations Club-2, C.S. B.-Z, Dramatic Club-2, S.C.A.-2. DEANE GATES --------- Jackson, Miss Dramatic Club-I, 25 Basketball-I, 23 Tennis-I, Cheerleader-2, Club-I, 25 Y.W.C.A.-2, Piano Student-lg Best Athlete -Z. EDWINA GODFREY ------ Fernwood, Miss French Club-I, 2, B.Y.P.U.-I, 2, Glee Club-I, 2, Dramatic Club-2, Y.W.C.A.-I, 2, Piano Student-I, 2. TOM COULD --------- Raleigh, N. C. Football-Z3 W Club-2. LEE ROY CRANBERRY - - - Wesson, Miss. NORMAN GREEN -------- Wesson, Miss. Y.M,C.A.-I, Z, International Relations Club-I, Z3 Wesley Foundation-2, French Club-I, 2, Glee Club-I. GENE CREER ----------- Ruth, Miss. Y.M.C.A.- I, 2, B.Y.P.U.-2. 1 ,Lf sfzrwf - , , V ,I , X inf- . , V 'AL ' Y 'W I 15,7 , ,fs 1 J W-7' ' A, Q , mr- V ., ,,. ,QV Maw fn-4. ' QQ , .qaurw wx ri ' fr 9 55 6 ' V .sf Q fr we is ,MV new ni Q3 QQ., 'Mm Whvwq. fwww..,,A Cox, Currie, Curtis, Daffin, Davis, Day, Day, Dickey, East, Ellzey, Ellzey, Evans, Farmer, Filgo, Freeman, Cates, Godfrey, Green, C-reer. 25 an FAYNELLE GRUBBS - ---'--- Magee, Miss Home Ec. Club-I, 2, Y.W.A.-I, 25 Y.W.C.A. I Q B.Y.P.U.-I, 2. MARIE GUNNELL --------- Ruth Miss Glee Club-I, Drill Squad-I. RAY HAMMONS -------- Wesson Miss Literary Contestant-I. HOWARD HANKINS ------ Brandon Miss. Track Team-I, 2, Y.M.C.A.-I, 2. IRIS HENLEY - ------ Hazlehurst, Miss B.Y.P.U.-I, 2, Y.W.C.A.-I, 2, International Relations Club-Ig Most Intellectual -2. HARLAN HINTON ------ Weathersby, Miss. Y.M.C.A.-lg B.Y.P.U.-I, 2. JOSEPH HOFF --------- Liberty, Miss. Band-23 French Club-2, Y.M.C.A.-2, Inter- national Relations Club-Ig B.S.U.-2-Rep.-25 Secretary of Sunday School Class-I. WILLIS HOLDER -------- Magee, Miss Band-I, 23 Orchestra-I, 2, Dramatic Club-I, 2. DORIS HOWARD ----- Crystal Springs, Miss. Home Ec. Club-I, 2, Y.W.C.A.-I, 2. ANNIE RAY HOWELL - ---- Wanilla, Miss. B.Y.P.U-I, 2, Y.W.A.-I, 2, International Rela- tions Club-I, 25 Y.W.C.A.-I, 2, B.S.U -2' Christian Service Band-2. 1 FANNIE MAE HOWELL ----- Wanilla, Miss. Y.W.A.-I, 2, International Relations Club-I, 2: B.Y.P.U.-I, 2, Y.W.C.A,-I, 2, Christian Service Band-Z, Literary Contestant-lg B.S.U.-2. HUBERT JENKINS ------- Clinton, Miss. Wesley Foundation-I, 25 French Club-I, 2, Secretary-23 Dramatic Club-Z, Y.M.C.A.-I, 2. PATRICIA JONES ------- Hazlehurst, Miss. Home Ec. Club-23 Dramatic Club-2, Y.W. C.A.-2, Orchestra Vocalist-2. POLLY JONES --------- Brandon, Miss International Relations Club-I, Z-Secretary-2, French Club-I, 23 Dramatic Club-I, 25 Wesley Foundation-I, 2-Council-23 Y.W.C.A.-I, Z: Annual Staff-2-Associate Editor-23 Band-2, f W cf- Illil cf: X X NX SNES BOYD KEYES -------- Hazlehurst, Miss. French Club-I, 23 Dramatic Club-Ig B.Y.P.U.- 23 Glee Club-23 Christian Service Band-2. RICHARD KNIGHT - - - Inverness, Miss MARY KYLE -------- Georgetown, Miss Y.W.C.A.-I, 2-Committee Chairman-23 B.Y. P.U.-I, 2, Y.W.A.-I, 2, International Rela- tions Club-2. NINA KYZAR - - - Ruth, Miss ROBERT JAMES LANDERS - - - Roxie, Miss DORIS LANG ------- Crystal Springs, Miss Y.W.C.A.-I, Z3 French Club-I. H. W, LANGHAM ------- Cotteeville, Miss Band-I, 2. JESSE LEACH ------ Crystal Springs, Miss Dramatic Club-I, 25 Y.M.C.A.-2, Annual Staff- Zg C.A.A.-2. ERNEST LIVERMAN ------ Columbia, N. C Football-23 W Club-25 Basketball-23 Dra- matic Club-2, B.Y.P.U.-2. MONTIEL LOWERY - - Wesson, Miss. CHARLES L. MCCORMICK - - Crystal Springs, Miss. Y.M.C.A.-I, 2, Wesley Foundation-I, 25 Ten- nis-I, 23 Dramatic Club-2, French Club-Ig Track-2. M. L. MCCORMICK - - - - - Brookhaven, Miss. French Club-I, 23 Tennis-I, 2, Wesley Founda- Drill Squad-I, Z, Most Popular -2. tion-I, 2-Treasurer-I. I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I b . I I I a mm 4524 , Z. eg ,, VM 0-MJW' ,Juv- me 'gm . QW, K 1 'V Ov fir K -I fb: 'Gwinn fmmj C-rubbs, Cunnell, Hammons, Henley, Hinton, Hoff, Howard, Jenkins, Jones, Keyes, Knight, Kyle, Kyzar, Lang, Langham, Leach, Lowery, McCormick, McCormick. 27 PAULINE MAI-IAFFEY ------- D'Lo, Miss. Y.W.C.A.-23 Basketball-I, 23 Wesley Founda- tion-I, 2. VAL E. MARSHALL ------ Natchez, Miss Y.M.C.A.-I, 2, Annual Staff-25 Band-I, 23 Orchestra-I, 23 French Club-2, Boys Quartet- I, Z, Wesley Foundation-2, Dramatic Club-2. JEANNE MATHIS ----- Crystal Springs, Miss Y.W.C.A.-l, 2. R. C. MAY --------- Mendenhall, Miss. Orchestra-I, 2-Secretary-2, Band-I, 2-Seo retary-23 Y.M.C.A.-I, Z. J. B. MCCULLOUC-H ------- Pontotoc, Miss. Band-I, 25 Orchestra-I, 23 C.A.A.-2. WADE MCCRAW ----- Crystal Springs, Miss French Club-lg Drill Squad-lg Y.W.C.A.-l, 2, B.Y.P.LJ.-2. MILDRED MCRANEY ------- Magee, Miss Y.W.C.A.-l, 2, Home Ec. Club-I, 2fPresi- dent-Z, Dramatic Club-lg Wesley Foundation- I, 2fCommittee Chairman-Z. FRANCES MILLER ------ Hazlehurst, Miss Y.W.C.A.-l, 2-Cabinet Member-23 I-Iome Ec. Club-I, 2-Vice-President-2, Dramatic Club-I, Zg Wesley Foundation-I, 25 Drill Squad-I. ROBERT MIZE ------- Brookhaven, Miss French Club- I, Z-Vice-President-I Q Clee Club- I, 23 Band-I, Z5 Dramatic Club-2-President -2, Secretary and Treasurer ot Sophomore Class, Best Dressed -I, 2. TOM MOAK ---------- Nortield, Miss Band-I, 2, Orchestra-25 Clee Club-I, Z3 Y.M. C.A.-I, 2, Boys Quartet-I, 2. THELMA MOORE ----- Union Church, Miss B.Y.P.LJ.-I, 25 Y.W.C.A.-l, 25 Y.W.A.-Z. JUNE MYERS --------- Brandon, Miss Debate-lg B.Y.P.LJ.-I, 23 Y.W.A.-l, 21 Y.W. C.A.-I, Z3 French Club-I, 23 B.S,U.-2, Drill Squad-I, Z3 Dramatic Club-I, 23 Literary Contestant- I. FRANCES NEAL --------- Ruth, Miss Home Ec. Club-I, 21 Y.W.C.A.-l, 23 Y.W.A.- I, 23 B.S.U.-I, 25 International Relations Club- Zg B.Y.P.U.-I, 23 Christian Service Band-25 Drill Squad-I, 2, S.C.A.-2. I-IAROLD NEELY ------- Harrisville, Miss Z E I' I- rn Z JP Z X O Z I I I I Z n 0 'L 0 F6 m 'A- 5 U7 U7 UU U3 SF 321 DJCJ' 210-' QI OL SN i-. N- fi in OE Ft? .I-u NIE' U3 if :P qfc NL, X JESSIE NUNNERY ----- - McComb, Miss Y.W.C.A.-l, 23 B.Y.P.lJ.-I, 2, Piano Student-I, 2. EDWIN OSBORNE - - - - Crystal Springs, Miss Track-I, 25 W Club-I. EARL PACE -------- Georgetown, Miss. Y.M,C.A.-I, 23 Christian Service Band-2. J. T. PALMER ----- - Mendenhall, Miss. B.Y.P.U.-I, 25 Y.M.C.A.-I, 25 International Relations Club-23 Christian Service Band-2, Dra- matic Club-2, French Club-2. SAM PARKER ------- Harrisville, Miss.. Y.M.C.A.-23 Wesley Foundation-I, 2. HAZLE PARSONS ----- Crystal Springs, Miss. I-Iome Ec. Club-I, 25 Dramatic Club-I, 25 Y.W. C.A.-I, 23 Wesley Foundation-25 Drum Major- ette-2. LOIS PATE --------- Meadville, Miss. B.Y.P.U.-I, Z3 Y.W.C.A.-l, 2, Y.W.A.-l, 25 Drill Squad-I. BILLY PEEK --------- I-Iazlehurst, Miss. Annual Staff-2, Wesley Foundation-I, 2, C.A.A.-2. EMORY PEEK -------- I-Iazlehurst, Miss. C-lee Club-Z3 Wesley Foundation-23 Dramatic - Club-2. ARMAND PERRAULT ------ Natchez, Miss. French Club-I, 2-President-2, Annual Staff-2 - Associate Business Manager-Z3 Wesley Foundation-I, 2 - Committee Chairman-2, Council-23 Y.M.C.A.-2, Dramatic Club-23 Lit- erary Contestant-lg Baseball-I, 25 Most Intel- B.Y.P,LJ.-Zg B.S.l.l.-Z. lectual Boy -2, l.R.C.-I, 2. Af X qv'-M M5 WH' an r Q7 'Vw ' P n-' HUQWW--1-H HPV' gum, mm. SWG f me :.1?'.'2'::c 'A V A i ?,x?,'m wa . .A 2, sm. , ,,, few f l 2 1 fl A McGraw, McRaneyg Mahaffey, Marshall, Mathis, Mize, Moak, Moore, Myers, Neal Nixon, Nurmery, Page, Palmer, Parker, Parsons, Pate, Peek, Perrault. 29 , l MAY PEVEY ----- - Crystal Springs, Miss Y.W.A.-I, 2, Y.W.C.A.-I, 25 S.C.A.-2, B.S.U.- Z, International Relations Club-25 Glee Club-Z Basketball-lg B.Y.P.U.-I, 2-President-2. MONTEITH PEVEY ---- Crystal Springs, Miss French Club-I, 23 Y.W.C.A.-I. GLENNIE POLK --------- Shivers, Miss Y.W.C.A.-I, 23 B.Y.P.U.-23 Dramatic Club-2. WANDA PORTER ----- McCall Creek, Miss. Band-I, 2, Drum Major-2, Glee Club-I, 2, Y.W.C.A.-I, 25 Y.W.A.-I, 2, Dramatic Club- I, 2, B.Y.P.U.-2. SUSAN PROBY -------- Grenada, Miss. French Club-I, 23 Glee Club-I, 21 Girls' Quar- tet-I, 2, Y.W.C.A.-I, 2, Dramatic Club-I, 2- Reporter-I, 2, Contest Quartet-Ig B.Y.P.U.-I1 Triple Trio-2, Best-Dressed Girl -I. AILEEN RAIFORD -------- Ruth, Miss. B.Y.P.U.-I, 25 Y.W.A.-I, 2-President-Z, Y.W.C.A.-I, 23 Christian Service Band-2. LENOX RATCLIFF -------- Auburn, Miss. Basketball-I, 2. ELLMORE RED - - Summit, Miss. WESLEY REEVES - - - Wesson Miss. JACK ROBERTS ------- Mendenhall Miss. Football Manager-2, Club-2 EDITH ROSS ----------- D'Lo, Miss. Home Ec. Club-I, 2-Reporter-2, Y.W.C.A.-Ig B.Y.P.U.-I. DOROTHY SANDERS ---- Crystal Springs, Miss B.Y.P.U.-I, 23 Y.W.A.-I, 23 Y.W.C.A.-I, 2. JOHN RAY SARTIN -------- Jayess, Miss Wesley Foundation-I, 2, Dramatic Club-2, Basketball-I, 2, Baseball-I. ORESTE SAVINI ------ North Hanover, Mass Dramatic Club-2, W Club-21 Football-2, Basketball-2, Track-2. S s MILLER SCHULTZ ------ Tylertown, Miss. Y.M.C.A.-2-President-2, Wesley Foundation- I, 23 Band-2, French Club-I, 23 S.C.A.-Z- President-23 Glee Club-I. ESTHER SEBREN ------- Harrisville, Miss. Wesley Foundation-I, Z3 Home Ec. Club-I, 2- Second Vice-President-23 Y.W.C.A.-2, Inter- national Relations Club-Z. ELIZABETH SHELTON ----- New Orleans, La. Glee Club-I, 2-President-25 French Club-I, 2, Dramatic Club-I, 23 Y.W.C.A.-I, 2-Chorister- 2, Band-2, Most Courteous -2. ROSE SHIVERS --------- Bogolusa, La. Basketball-I, 23 Drill Squad-I, 2. J. C. SHORTER - - Braxton, Miss. GEORGE SIBLEY --------- Zackary, La. Band-I, 2, Debate-Ig B.Y.P.U.-I, 2, French Club-Ig Dramatic Club-I, Z5 Y.M.C.A.-2. J. EDGAR SIMMONS, JR. ----- Natchez, Miss. Dramatic Club-2, Wesley Foundation-I, 2- Committee Chairman-23 Band-I, 23 Orchestra- Specialty Act-I, Drums-23 Annual Staff-I, 2- Editorg International Relations Club-2, Literary Contestant-23 Most Versatile -2. DOROTHY SLAY - - ---- Pinola, Miss. Basketball-I, 2, Y.W.C.A.-I, 2. ALVIN SMITH -------- Wesson, Miss. B.Y.P.U.-I, Z, B.S.U.-I, 2, Christian Service Band-23 S.C.A.-I, 2. DIXIE SMITH --------- Auburn, Miss. Y.W.C.A.-I, 23 Home Ec. Club-23 Y.W.A.-Z. GARLAND SMITH - - - Brookhaven, Miss. WWW-. ,W 3 z,f!g 4U' 3 QM 'BH WV ff- ' ,, W .-1- Mgwm. f fm I 'Wk WW E' 11424-. ffm-. Pevey, Pevey, Polk, Porter, Proby, Raiford, Reeves, Roberts, Ross, Sand M,-v Z -1--.nw ' ' ers, Sartin Schultz, Sebren, Shelton, Sibley, Simmons, Slay, Smith, Smith. 31 MILDRED SMITH ------- Brookhaven, Miss B.S.U.-l, 2-Secretary-2, Y.W.C.A.-l, 2, B.Y, P.U.-l, 23 Y.W.A.-lg Drill Squad-I. FRANCES STEEN --------- Craig, Miss. Y.W.C.A.-l, 2-Vice-President-Z, Home Ec. Club-2, Dramatic Club-I, Z5 S.C.A.-2. KATHERINE STRAIT ---- Brookhaven, Miss. Drill Squad-lg French Club-I, 2, Annual Statl- I, 2, Y.W.C.A.-I, 2, Wesley Foundation-I, 2- Secretary-I, President-2, S.C.A.-l, Z3 Clee Club-l. FLOYD STRATTON - ------ Liberty, Miss. International Relations Club-I, 2-Vice-Presb dent-2, Wesley Foundation-2 f Committee Chairman-2. ZELDA STUBBS - ' '- - - Magee, Miss. Club-I, 2, Wesley Foundation-l, Z, Basketball-I, 25 Y.W.A.-lg Drill Squad-I. RICHARD THAMES - ----- Mendenhall, Miss. Football-l, 2, Club-I, 2, B.Y.P.U.-l, 2. FRANCES THETFORD - - - - Wesson, Miss LAMAR THOMPSON -------- Foley, Ala Club-I, 2-Secretary-23 Baseball-l, 2. ALFRED TILLMAN ------ Hazlehurst, Miss. Y.M.C.A.-I. PAUL TUCKER --------- Quitman, Miss B.Y.P.U.-l, 23 Y.M.C.A.-23 B.S.U.-23 Club-2, Football-I, Z, Sunday School Presi- dent-2. LORRAINE TURNER ------- Magee, Miss Home Ec. Club-I, 2, Y.W.A.-l, 2, B.Y.P.U.-l, 2, Y.W.C.A.-l. LORRAINE TYNES ------- Liberty, Miss Y.W.C.A.-I, 2. WARREN VAUCHT -------- Uriah, Ala Football-l, 2, Club-l, 2. NORRIS VEST --------- McComb, Miss Y.M.C.A.-2, French Club-Ig Tennis-I, 2, Wesley Foundation-25 C.A.A.-2. XINQN X 4 S SESS GRACE WALDEN - - - - Georgetown CLARENCE WALKER -------- D'Lo, v Illl Miss. Miss. Wesley Foundation-I, 2, Y.M.C.A.-23 C.A.A.-2. LUCILLE WALKER ------ Hazlehurst i Miss. Home Ec. Club-I, 2, French Club-l, 25 Y.W. C.A.- I , 2, Y.W.A.-2. FRANCES WALLACE ------ Wesson, Miss International Relations Club-I, 2, Drill Squad-I. MELVIN WATERS ------- Benton, Football-I, 23 Baseball-lg W Club-I, 2. Miss. CHRISTELENA WATTS ------ Lucien, Miss. Y.W.C.A.-Z, B.Y.P.U.-Z, Y.W.A.-2. BETTY WELLS - - ---- Hazlehurst, Miss. M.S,C.W. Transfer, Home Ec. Club-23 Y.W. C.A.-2, Wesley Foundation-23 Dramatic Club-2 -Secretary and Treasurer-2. ELOIS WILLIAMSON ------ Madison, Miss. French Club-I, 25 Wesley Foundation-l, Zz Home Ec. Club-lg Dramatic Club-lg Basket- ball-I, 2, Y.W.C.A.-I, 23 Y.W.A.-l. MARY FRANCES WILSON - - - Monticello, Miss. Wesley Foundation-l, 2, Dramatic Club-l, 2: Y.W.C.A.-2, Home Ec. Club-I, 2-Secretary-2. MARTHA WOOD ------ Hazlehurst, Miss. Y.W.C.A.-l, 2, Y.W.A.-l, Z3 B.Y.P.U.-Z5 Annual Staff-2, French Club-I, 23 Dramatic - Club-I, 25 Drill Squad-I, 2. JAMES YOUNG -------- Wesson, Miss. Tennis-l, 2, Basketball-l, 2, B.Y.P.U.-lg Dra- matic Club-lg C.A.A.-2. RUTH YOUNG ------ Crystal Springs, Miss. Y.W.C.A.-23 B.Y.P.U.-I, 23 Drill Squad-I w I I r I i . 'WN 'W'-ff 'Of fn:-M 9:-sr-4 W., MSM. MPM? is 'awww .Q we E.,.mJ-1 , Mm Smith, Steen, Strait, Stratton, Thetford, Thompson, Tillman, Turner, Tynes, Vest, Waldon, Walker, Walker, Wallace, Watts, Wells, Williamson, Wilson, Wood, Young. 33 3 ie tt l l l 5 1 l IHI IHISHIIIII THAT FRESHMAN YEAR WASN'T SO BAD, WAS IT? OF COURSE, THE FIRST MONTH OF SCHOOL YOU THOUGHT SIMON LEGREE WAS A SISSY STACKED UP AGAINST YOUR UPPER CLASSMEN. BY NOW YOU PROBABLY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT SOPHOMORES ARE HUMAN AFTER ALL. WE WANT YOU TO COME BACK NEXT YEAR AND MAKE CO-LIN AN EVEN BETTER INSTITUTION. THERE ARE LOTS OF JOBS TO BE DONE, AND WE FEEL CONFIDENT THAT YOUR CLASS CAN DO THEM. GOOD LUCK, FRESHMEN! 3 V4 I 3 IIIHSS UIIIIIIIS ROLAND STEVENS BETSY EAST President Vice President FRANCIS IZARD Secretary and Treasurer MISS MARY MILLER MURRY MR. MARION FORTENBERRY Class Sponsor Class Sponsor 4 of 1 if W' ,X R in fl 1 f 'iz in i e W .I , -:Z is in I g I' I - , , I ,f ki I i I x , I ,l', do f I , A U -'SQ fly x l I fi I . 1 I F III IIII ,IL .XX I , Ii I C i f I If X I -. i ' ix X Xi , ' I -. I , , . , xx , . X- . N ,S I xi , , Qi C3 Liz , HAROLD ALFORD - BERNICE ALLEN - INEZ ALLEN - JACK ALLEN ---- LAURA RAY ARMSTRONG - MARY WINN BARLOW - - FRANK BARNES - SUE BARNES - - - MARY NELL BEALL - WILLIE MAE BEALL - CLEDA BENIGAR - - BOB BERRY - LOUIS BOLIAN - - - THURMAN BOONE, JR. - HYRAM DUDLEY BOOTH - - GERALDINE BOWIE - - - LOUISE BRISTER - - PHIL BROCK ------ WILLIAM HARVEY BROCK - LLOYD BROOKS ----- PEGGYE BROOM - EDGAR BRUNSON - - MARY LOU BUCKLEY - - HASKELL BUFKIN - - PRINCETON BUFKIN ---- FREDERICK MITCHELL BURFORD ALLEN BURNS ----.. - MARY MARGARET BURNS - RIVERS BUSH - - - ANNELLE BUTLER - MARGARET BYRD - - RICHARD CALCOTE - - MERLE CARR - - - KENNETH CARRUTH - RAY CHANDLER - - G. M. CHESTER - - - Tylertown Bogue Chitto - - Wesson - Magee - - Wesson Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Crystal Springs - - Wesson - Hazlehurst Crystal Springs - Mendenhall - - Summit - Brookhaven - - Mt. Olive - Cameta Bogue Chitto - McComb - Shivers - Magee - - Jackson - - Grenada - - Wesson - Hazlehurst - Hazlehurst - Brookhaven - - Sharon - Wethersby - Brookhaven - - Wesson - Wesson - - Lucien Crystal Springs - McComb Bogalusa, La. - Vaughn IIIISHIII EDYTHE CHILDRESS NINA MAE CLARK GEORGE L. COAKER CARL COKER - - NELLINE CORBAN - JOHN COTTEN, JR. - MAE EVERS CRESSWELL - AGNES CUPIT - - - GERALD CUPIT - PRENTISS DAVIS - ROBERT DAVIS - BILLY DENMAN - - EARL DONAHOE - - BONNIE DRANE - - BETSY EAST - MILTON EDEN - MACK EGGER - ALBERT ELLIOTT - HELEN ELLZEY - JOHNNIE ENOCHS - MAXIE EVANS - - MARSHALL FORTENBERRY - - LOUISE FORTENBERRY - - PAT FOSTER - - - KATHLEEN FOSTER - - - TERESA FOSTER - PAUL FREEMAN - GERTRUDE FRIED - JAMES FUGLER - JAMES FULLILOVE - RAYBURN GARDNER GRETCHEN GARRETT - Satartia - - Grenada - Foley, Ala. - Fernwood Bogue Chitto - - Wesson - - Jackson McCall Creek McCall Creek - Brookhaven - Hazlehurst - Brookhaven Crystal Springs - - Wesson - Brookhaven - - Bude - Caledonia - Yazoo City - Tylertown - McComb - Sontag - Oakvale - Hazlehurst - Carpenter - Brookhaven - Goose Creek, Texas - - Wesson - Glen Allen - Brookhaven - - Vaiden - - New Albany Jackson, Ala. Allen, Barlow, Barnes, Beall, Beall, Benigar, Berry, Bowie, Brister, Broom, Brunson, Bufkin Bufkin, Burns, Carr, Childress, Corban, Cupit, Denman, Donahoe, East, Egger, Elliott, Forten- berry, Fortenberry, Foster, Foster, Foster, Freeman, Fugler, Fullilove, Gardner, Garrett. ul WASH GIBBS - - MAY NELL GLADNEY - GLENDON GODBOLD - SAMUEL GRANT - - JO GRUBBS - - HELEN GUESS - EVALYN HAMILTON - HUGH HARBERT - - CARROLL HART - CHARLOTTE HARTLEY - - ROBIN HARRIS - - HERBERT HEILBERG - - HARVEY HENINGTON - - MARY ANN HENNINGTON LOUISE HENRY - - CELESTE HENSON - HAROLD HILLEBERT - WARREN HOLMES - - DOROTHY HOPPER - WILLIAM HUFF - CARL LEE HUNSUCKER - PRENTISS IVY - CARL IZARD - - FRANCIS IZARD - - CLYDE JONES - HAROLD JONES - - Yazoo City - Mendenhall - McCall Creek - Plantersville - Mendenhall - Wesson - Wesson Blytheville, Ark. - Brookhaven - - Hazlehurst - - Pocahontas - Natchez - Wesson - Hazlehurst Crystal Springs - Ridgeland - Canton - Brookhaven - Forest - Caledonia - Brookhaven - Sontag - - Hazlehurst - - Hazlehurst - Magee - Brookhaven IIIISHIIIN DICK JORDAN - VIRGINIA KEES - HILDA KELLY - JAYNE KELLY - ANNIE LAURIE KENNEDY DAVID KIMBLE - WILTON KING - - AMELIA LANGFORD - ROBERT LANQHANI - IQATI-IERINE LEDBETTER LESSIE LEE - - AGNES LEGGETT - - CLIFTON LINDSAY - HAL LITTLE - IvIARJoRIE LITTLE - JOHN LEON LOGAN - JOHN LORD - JOHN LOVING - JEANETTE LOWRY - JOSEPWHINE IvIEcALEI3 - BENARD McCLELLAND - J. B. IvICcuLLoUcH - - WARREN MCDANIEL - - McCall Creek - Brookhaven - Braxton - - Satartia - Bude - - Allen - - Wesson - Brookhaven - Cotteeville - Benton - - Shivers - Wesson - - Brookhaven - - Rockport - Hazlehurst - Anding Memphis, Tenn. - Wesson - Pontotoc - Natchez - Summit - Pontotoc - Columbia 09 HWY ,, 0 evlf M , '-jj 81.4 ,mark , M, f ,, 447' ' M' A 'ff' , , X ik Gibbs, Cladney, Codbold, Grant, Crubbs, Hamilton, Harbert, Harris, Hartley, Heilberg, Henning- Ton, Henry, Henson, Hillebert, Holmes, Hooper, Huff, Ivy, lzard, Izard, Jones, Jordan, Kelly, Kelly, Kennedy, Kimble, Langford, Ledbetter, Lindsey, Lord, Lowry, McCaleb, McCullough. fl fl HELEN McEVOY - HERMAN MANGUM - JAMES MANGUM - MARY EARLE MARSALIS LIPSCOMB MARTIN - JIMMIE NEAL MAY - - JOHN SAMUEL MAY - OUIDA JEAN METTS - LOUISE MILLER - - BOBBY MILLER - J. M. MITCHELL - R. G. MITCHELL - WILSON MITCHELL - ANDY MOAK - - KATHERYN MOAK - VIRGINIA MOAK - ANDREW MOORE - - MARY FRANCES MORRIS ELIZABETH MULLENS - FRANCIS MULLENS - EDITH NEELY - - JEAN NELSON - LOUISE NELSON - BUDDY NEWMAN - JIMMIE NEWMAN - LUTHER NEWMAN - GRACE NICHOLS - CECIL NICHOLSON - DONALD NUNNERY - BERN OWEN - - - ROBERT BOBBY OWEN RUTH PAPIZAN - - Pinola - Magee - Mendenhall - Liberty - McComb - Mendenhall - Mendenhall - Aberdeen - Bessemer, La. - - Hazlehurst New Orleans, La. - - - Shubuta - Wesson - Ruth - Bogue Chitto Jacksonville, Fla. - Bogue Chitto - Tylertown - Hazlehurst - Mendenhall - Harrisville - McComb - Hattiesburg - Valley Park - Valley Park - Natchez - Benton - Wesson - Liberty - Shubuta - - Shubuta - Crystal Springs lllllllllll PHINUS PAGE - JAMES PENN - - MORRIS PHILLIPS - BILLIE JEAN PIGOTT - MARY LOU PITTMAN - B. H. PITTS - DONALD PRICE - SHELBY PRICE - - MARILYN PUCKETT - MATTIE MAE RANKIN - JAMES ALBERT RATCLIFF GWENDOLYN RAWLINS WILMER RAY - C. A. RAY - - - CECIL BATES REEVES - LEON ROBINSON - RAYMOND ROOD - BILLYE ROSS - - MARIE RUSSELL - - CHARLEY SANDIFER - MARY BUSH SHEPPARD AGNES SIMMONS - KATHERINE SIMMS - BENNIE REE SLAY - KATHERINE SMITH - CHRISTINE SMITH - BURL SMITH - - Rockport - Brookhaven - Bogue Chitto - - Tylertown - Tylertown - - Georgetown - Brookhaven - Ruth - Magee - - Mendenhall - - Brookhaven - - McCall Creek - Wesson - - Wesson - Kentwood, La. - Magee - Foley, Ala. - - D'Lo - - Hazlehurst - Crystal Springs - - Mendenhall - Hazlehurst - Hazlehurst - Mendenhall - - Petal - - Jacksonville, Fla. - New Hebron it ,yah Wh... Qs... .W 1 ,iq ww me . 'WHS-V' 25- f fi C735 WM QS- ff -lv Queue 5341, I 'ri' iw 1 .,,,, ,X 5 A 4 iisgils McEvoy, Mangum, Mangum, Marsalis, Martin, May, Metts, Miller, Moak, Moak, Moore, Morris Mullen, Neely, Nelson, Newman, Nunnery, Owen, Owen, Papizan, Phillips, Pigott, Puckett Rankin, Raulins, Ross, Russell, Sheppard, Simmons, Slay, Smith, Smith. 41 ANNETTE SMITH - DOROTHY NELL SMITH - LEVON SMITH - - EUDORA SMITH - - GROVER SMITH - KATE SMITH - MILLARD SMITH - VERA SMITH - ED SMITH - SUSAN SPITCHLEY - HELEN SPRINGS - - DONYCE STEEN - CHRISTINE STEVENS - ROLAND STEVENS - ROBERT MICKEY STOREY FRANCES STRAIT - ANNIE MAE STRICKLAND NITA FAE STRINGER - BERTIE MAE SULLIVAN - - ERNEST TAFF - DOROTHY TANNER - CHARLES THOMAE - FRANCES THOMPSON - MARTHA THOMPSON - WILLIAM TOLAND - ARTHUR TOUCHSTONE - LEXIE TOUCHSTONE - - Laurel Brookhaven - Natchez - Lucien Brookhaven Monticello Brookhaven - Lucien Brookhaven Hazlehurst - Auburn - Pinola Hazlehurst Hazlehurst - Wesson Brookhaven - Eden - Wesson - Shivers - Columbia Hazlehurst - Fayette Hazlehurst Hazlehurst Mendenhall - Wesson - Crystal Springs IIIISH LOIS TULLOS - ARTHUR VARNADO - BILLIE SUE WALKER - WINCIE WALKER - LA VERT WALKER - DONELLE WARREN - FLORA MAE WARREN - MORRIS WATSON - - MARTHA WEST - CLYDE C. WESTON - BARLAND WHITE - A. J. WHITTINGTON - BENNIE WILLIAMS - JAMES WILLIAMSON - ALBERT BUDDY WILSON - EARLINE WILSON - HAROLD WILSON - FRANK WINESETTE - BROWN WINTER - - BESS WROTEN - KENNETH YOUNGBLOOD - , Il - Magee - Jackson - Braxton - - Auburn - Mendenhall - D'Lo - Lamont - - Brookhaven - Wesson - Bourbon - Brookhaven - Hazlehurst - Osyka - Philadelphia - Monticello - Natchez - Hazlehurst Plymouth, N. C. - Leland - Bude - Grenada MARGARET ZEIGLER RABORN - - - Brookhaven xt f' , of , , , - , ,, - V. ,,3z,f' ,,,h A H wg V ,, . .., 44 Q Q v QQ by up x v ,4 wv , MM' M . M.. Y, x Q QF. 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Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Spitchley, Springs, Steen, Stevens, Stevens, Strait, Strickland, Taft, Tanner, Thompson, Tullos, Walker, Walker, Walker, Watson, West, White, Whittington, Williams, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Winsette, Winter, Wroten, Youngblood, Zeigler. 43 A FEELING OF ACCOMPLISHMENT AND AUTHORITY ACCOIVIPANIES SUCH WORDS AS WARRANT, CRE- DENTIAL, VOUCHER, CERTIFICATE, DOCKET, REC- ORD. AND YET NONE OF THESE WORDS PACK THE MEANING OF THE WORD DIPLOIVIA . A DIPLOIVIA IMPLIES ACHIEVEMENT, LEARNING, HOPE, AND YOUTH. ALL OF THESE ARE YOURS. WITH SUCH POSSESSIONS YOU ARE EQUIPPED TO FACE LIFE WITH A DETERMINATION TO SUCCEED AND A DESIRE TO BE CONTENT. HHSS UHIETHS JACK MCMANUS SARAH WEST President Vice President DOROTHY KALMBACK Secretary JACK DECELLE MRS. FRANK OSWALT Treasurer Class Sponsor War I V X7 if A wfr ' rr 9 Tx .X 'WI ff My N i f I ' ,,. ..,,L .- , XX S W nf, , .T R A 1 A ' N N f, ,ir wx f ! ' TY' 2, ,f T U3 X A , ' nf A I .af V62 ,ffl f - K- -- ,,...m:.l:-T5-, , '-T if Fu F., ' -l- ii -- ,- it HIHH SEHHUI RICHARD AIKEN - VENCIE LEA BAILEY - MONTEIL BARLOW - MARY LOUISE BATTON EDITH MAE BRITT - MADALYN BUTLER - ALMA CRAWFORD - JOHN FRANK DECELLE EARLINE DEES - - - ERA DRANE - - - MARGARET FOSTER - MAMYE LEE FOSTER - TROY FURR ---- MARGUERITE HAYNES DOROTHY KALMBACK JAMES RUSH KELLUM HAL R. KELLEY - - THOMAS BURNS KELLY RALPH LEWIS - - JANE LOEB - MAYES MCGEHEE - - JOHN HERBERT MCMANUS - MARGARET MARTIN - JIMMIE MOSES - - JEAN NELSON - NORMA OWENS - SIDNEY RATCLIFF - HOWARD ROBERTS - FRANK STEVENS - JO SUMMERS - - JULIUS SUMMERS - SARAH SUMMERS - MERLE SWILLEY - WILSON TYSON - LOREA WALKER - SARAH WEST - JO WINSTON - SHIRLEY WRIGHT - SAM WILLIAMS - - - Bogue Chitto, - Oxford, Miss - Wesson, Miss - Wesson, Miss - Wesson, Miss Brookhaven, Miss - Wesson, Miss - Wesson, Miss Hazlehurst, Miss - Wesson, Miss - Ferriday, La - Wesson, Miss - Wesson, Miss - Wesson, Miss - Jackson, Miss Beauregard, Miss - Houston, Miss - Kodak, Tenn Beauregard, Miss Miss Hazlehurst, Miss - Bude, Miss - Wesson, Miss New Orleans, La Yazoo City, Miss - McComb, Miss - Wesson, Miss Brookhaven, Miss Knoxville, Tenn. Manila, Philippines Brookhaven, Brookhaven, Brookhaven, - Wesson, - Wesson, - Wesson - Wesson, - Cainesvill - Jackson, - Jackson, Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. e, Fla Miss. Miss. 1 X . , S I N I U H S 5 f U fm aes: I X 3 1, .r A ew ff? mf' xi . K ., reg - -3 f Y K G: , r I Www Mauwmm, 'M . ofthe We www ya, mxswma 2' r , Aiken, Barlow, Batton, Crawford, DeCelIe, Dees, Foster, Margaret, Foster, Mayrne Leeg Furr, Haynes, McCehee, McManus, Martin, Owens, Stevens, Swilley, West, Moses, Loeb. 47 , 5? Kelley I I II I WWI FIRST ROW: Neffles. Slay, Aiken, Wallace, Owens, Boufwell, Price, SmIfh, Weeks. SECOND ROW: Norton, Peers, Hennlngton, Turnage, Evans, Pounders, Fleld, Slmmons, Newell, Furlow, Waldrop, Rafcliff, Youngblood, Moore. OFFICERS I President - WILLIAM YOUNCBLOOD 1, vme-Presrdenr - - - - - BETTY AIKEN I Secretary and Treasurer - ---- KATHERINE FIELD Reporter - - - MARY ELIZABETH TURNBOUCH I Sponsor - - - - MR. W. H. SMITH MEMBERS BETTY AIKEN LORRAINE BENTON MARY IDA BLACKWELL BERNICE BOUTWELL S. L. CARNEY VIRGINIA CHADWICK MARY ALICE CUNEY LILLIAN EVANS KATHERINE FIELD BOBBIE FURLOW RAYMOND CRIFFITH EVELYN HAMMONS HUGH B. HARTLEY HERBERT HENNINCTON H. C. KELLY LUCILLE MARTIN ALTON MOORE KEITH MURRY NORMAN NETTLES DORIS NEWELL CHARLES NORTON CLAUDIBELL OWENS ALBERT RAY PEETS ELIZABETH POUNDERS WILLIAM YOUNCBLOOD 48 DOROTHY PRICE KATHERINE RATCLIFF ERNEST ROOP KATHERINE SIMMONS FRANCES SLAY EDWARD EARL SMITH JAMES STEVENS BILLY JEAN TURNACE MARY ELIZABETH TURNBOUC-H ' LOIS WALLACE RUBY PEARL WALLACE JULIUS WEEKS The importance of chapel programs at Co-Lin can scarcely be underestimated. Three times each week students and faculty members congregate in the auditorium of the Administration Building for religious observance, announcements, and a carefully planned program. lt is through this medium that a common bond of school spirit is established. As school spirit is the life blood of any college it is well that we pause to pay recognition to this essential phase of Copiah-Lincoln. Let us review various chapel pro- grams of the year that are typical of the '40 and '4l session. SEPTEMBER: A noisy shuffling of feet and then a dead silence as President Ewing begins, Welcome to Co-Lin. We hope that your stay here, etc., ad infinitum. Several announcements relative to sched- ules and text books, a hymn, and Dismissl OCTOBER: The chapel crowd is full of football spirit: the weather is ideal: the cheerleaders in rare voice. lt is the day of the Decatur game, and Co-Lin spirit permeates the campus. A prayer by Mr. Smith lsupplemented with silent odes for victory by the studentsl, selections by the band, and Dismissl NOVEMBER: A student devotional and a song by the girls' quartet is first on the ticket this a. m. Wesson lacks but half a game of being on top in the junior college grid circuit. This calls for a speech from Co-Captain Dick Thames. I hope, that is, uh, l mean . . . Boisterous applause, stomping of feet, and shrill whistling, Announcements of French Club meeting, and then, Dismissl DECEMBER: lt's rather nippy outside, but the au- ditorium is warm and talk of Christmas trees, pres- ents, and home for the holidays is prevalent. Miss Metcalfe sings Silent Night in French and then the students join voices in more Yuletide carols. Finally, the announcement everyone has been waiting for. Christmas holidays begin tomorrow. Dismissl JANUARY: Everyone's glad to get back after a joyous visit home. When Mr. Ewing finally gets everyone quiet, he and Mr. Smith bombast the stu- dents with threats of looming exams. Wesson's own Captain John Boyd shows Russian treasures and com- ments on the European situation. Announcements about annual pictures and then, Dismissl FEBRUARY: Wesson basketball is in full swing, and everyone is spouting cage iargon, A prayer by Reverend Duck, followed by announcement of Dra- matic Club meeting and reading of the first term honor roll sets the program in motion. Jane Kelly makes her singing debut, Stephen Foster's melodies played by Cap Franklin's brass sextet and then, Dis- miss! MARCH: Oh, hum, spring is here and there's no trouble getting students quiet this morning. l-lalf of 'em are sleepy and the other half in love. What hap- pened in chapel? Don't ask me, l was a member of the sleepy half. Oh yeah, someone said, Dismissl APRIL: Chapel got underway this morning with a song fest. Everyone at Co-Lin likes to sing and the walls literally reverberated with sharps and flats. Baseball is the by-word on the campus now and students buzz by mumbling Strike him out, Thomp- son! Announcement about lnternational Relations Club meeting and Dismissl MAY: Mr. Ewing and Mr. Smith are at it again. Yep, it's examination time and they want everyone to pass. The thing about it that hurts is that what they're saying is really true, Gosh! Final club an- nouncements and then a final Dismissl ,,-aw 5 if , rf , 9, QM, 9 153' N , Ny , 2' 5 4, L Af s 1 ! , T 1 I w M 3 5' 1 W ' w I 1 , L,- f 3 , '1 ,, UHHHNI ff IWQV'f 5 if III IINI HIIII FROM SCALES TO SCI-IUBERT PIANO ENTHUSIASTS ARE INDEED FORTUNATE IN COMING UNDER THE TUTORSHIP OF MISS GER- TRUDE MUTTON. MISS MUTTON, A PIANO VIR- TUOSO IN HER OWN RIGHT, HAS DEVELOPED A TECHNIQUE FOR TEACHING THE KEYBOARD ART THAT LITERALLY TAKES THE STUDENT FROM SCALES TO SCHUBERT. PIANO STUDENTS AAA: Vni, M ARY EVELYN CLARK VAL MARSHALL Q AA 1 CARL CoKER WADE MCCRAW ' MILDRED Cox JESSIE LEE NUNNERY 1-- CARRIE MAE DAVIS BETTY FRANCES POPE MI55 CERTRUDE MUTTQN EARLINE DEES ELIZABETH POUNDERS JOHNNIE ENOCHS KENNETH RENFROW JAMES EWING, IR. STEVE R. RENFROW NETTIE CRANBERRY CHRISTINE P. SMITH HELEN GUESS MARTHA THOMPSON Q EDWINA GODFREY MARY IEANNE WOOLEY MARY EARLE MARSALIS RUTH YOUNG Hrfffw' Clark, Cox, Davis, Dees, Godfrey, Marsalis, Marshall, McGraw, Nurmery, Smith, Thompson, Young. 52 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII GLEE CLUB President - - ELIZABETH SHELTON Secretary - - - MARTHA WEST Treasurer - - J. M. MITCHELL MEMBERS OTHO AMACKER MARY BATTON MARY NELL BEALL LOUISE BRISTER PEGGY BROOM RIVERS BUSH LYNOX BYRD MERLE CARR PAUL COUSSENS ALMA CRAWFORD JOHNNIE ENOCHS KATHLEEN FOSTER WASHINGTON GIBBS EDWINA GODFREY EVALYN HAMILTON CHARLOTTE HARTLEY .IAYNE KELLY KATHERINE LEDBETTER JANE LOEB JOHN LORD VOCALS A LA VAL MARSHAL J. M. MITCHELL ROBERT MIZE ANDY MOAK THOMAS MOAK JEAN NELSON EMORY PEEK MAY PEVEY WANDA PORTER SUSAN PROBY MARILYN PUCKETT ELIZABETH SHELTON AGNES SIMMONS BENNIE REE SLAY MARTHA THOMPSON ARTHUR VARNADO BILLIE SUE WALKER WINCIE WALKER MARTHA WEST SARAH WEST METCALFE MISS RUTH METCALFE SPENT HER INITIAL YEAR AT CO-LIN THIS YEAR. MISS METCALFE STUDIED SEVERAL YEARS IN FRANCE AND HAS ATTAINED RECOGNITION FOR HER VOCAL TALENTS. SHE HAS DONE AN EXCELLENT JOB OF VOICE INSTRUCTION THIS YEAR, AND WE WISH FOR HER MANY MORE SUCH SUCCESSFUL YEARS AT CO-LIN. 53 Reporter Sponsor - - Accompanist - - ROBERT MIZE - MISS METCALFE - CHRISTINE SMITH ax 5 aff' X 11 . I - HW is -- Qs V Q MM-xw - ,Q-I I I f r ' A my 'rw 4 Q z fvg.v'5'- ' ' gi I x. '15 'E '- 3,8 Q ' is znzgfpfw 5. 2:93 3 51 'Q mi,-S F4 QM A 6 , W , 2 , I Ja I. LL ' M WW MISS RUTH METCALFE HAROLD ALFORD, OTHO AMACKER, JANET ANDERSON, MARY WINN BARLOW, WILLIE MAE BEALL, LORRAINE BEN- TON, LOUISE BRISTER, LLOYD BROOKS, LOUISE BRYANT, MARY MARGARET BURNS, NELLINE CORBAN, JACK DECELLE, WILLIAM DENMAN, ALBERT ELLIOTT, JOHNNIE ENOCHS, TERESA FOSTER, MAY NELLE GLADNEY, JOSEPHINE GRUBBS, ROBIN HARRIS. HAROLD HILLEBERT, JOSEPH HOFF, POLLY JONES, JAYNE KELLY, ANNIE LAURIE KENNEDY, H. W. LANGHAM, J. B. MCCULLOUGH, WARREN MCDANIEL, VAL MARSHALL, R. C. MAY, RUSSELL GLEN MITCHELL, ROBERT MIZE, ANDY MOAK, THOMAS MOAK, EARL PAGE, ALBERT PEETS, BILLIE JEAN PIGOTT, WANDA POR- TER, MILLER SCHULTZ, ELIZABETH SHELTON, MARY BUSH SHEPPARD, EDGAR SIMMONS, BENNIE REA SLAY, EDWARD EARL RALPH W, FRANKLIN SMITH, JULIUS SUMMERS, WILLIAM TOLAND, BILLY JEAN TURNAGE, WINCIE WALKER, DONNELLE WARREN, MORRIS WATSON, MARTHA WEST, SARAH WEST, BROWN WINTER, PAUL COUSSENS, MILTON EDEN, GEORGE SIBLEY. ' Ol: TEMPO AND TRUMPETS The band enjoyed a year of priceless publicity this year as state newspapers captioned Director Franklin's banclsmen State's No. I Jitterbug Band and the dancing bandsmen from Wesson. Columns of press reports rolled out in inky splendor praising the synchronic maneuvers of the band and the super oomph of its slew of majorettes. Highlights of the year were a performance at the Millsaps-Howard game, an eleven mile parade at Mardi Gras, a prize-winning parade at Laurel's Chemurgic Trek, and a parade at the Junior College Band Festival in Jackson. All in all it was a successful season. Congratulations, Director Franklin and bandsmen. STATES FOREMOST JITTERBUGS 2 ff .waz sw f , f .f 7 .M-4 ,r J, ,Af W f of IU? if Z Z ff 54 ,g.,,5, - ,..- Y ,YA , A -,-, Y, ,,,,.. - , - SWING llNll SWlll lHl EU-LIN Wlll l Tl-l E ORCI-l ESTRA lst alto sax and director, Mr. Ralph Franklin, 2nd tenor sax, R. C. Mayg 3rd alto sax, Jack Decelleg 4th tenor sax, J. B. McCullough, lst trumpet, Willis l-lolderg 2nd trumpet, R. C. Mitchellg 3rd trumpet, Tom Moakg trom- bone, Val E. Marshall, Bass, Paul Coussens lnot picturedl and Albert Elliottg guitar, Hugh V. Dickey, piano, Miss Lorraine Magee, drums, J. Edgar Simmons, Jr., vocalists, Jo Crubbs, Pat Jones, Otho Arnacker. SUPER OOMPI-ll l i 5 5 . BOYS' OUARTET Robert Mize, Torn Moak, Wincie Walker, , Val E. Marshall GIRLS' OUARTET Evalyn Hamilton, Susan Proby, Louise Brister, Mary Batton af, ' STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION President - - ----------- MILLER SCHULTZ Vice-President - ------ -------- M ILDRED COX Secretary ------------------ PAUL ELLZEY MEMBERS: Merle Carr, Helen Childress, Billy Coker, Mildred Cox, Carrie Mae Davis, Augustine Day, Paul Ellzey, Etha Freeman, Josephine McCaleb, J. M. Mitchell, Andy Moak, Frances Neal, Mae Pevey, Aileen Rai- tord, Miller Schultz, Elizabeth Shelton, Frances Steen, Roland Stevens, Katherine Strait, Earline Wilson. Faculty Advisors: Mildred Clegg, Virginia Felder, Robbie Lee Legget, Mary Miller Murry, R, R. Pearce, Sarah Ann Turner, Carl S. Wilson. 56 lllllll Illlllllllll OFFICERS President - - - KATHERINE STRAIT Vice-President - - AUGUSTINE DAY Secretary - - - EARLINE WILSON Treasurer - - ROLAND STEVENS Chorist - - - ELIZABETH SHELTON Publicity Supt. - JOSEPHINE MCGALEB Sponsors - MISSES ROBBIE LEE LEGGETT, MILDRED CLEGG, VIRGINIA FELDER COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mildred McRaney Louise Calcote Floyd Stratton Polly JOHGS James Williamson Edgar Simmons Martha West Mary Evelyn Clark Geraldine Bowie MEMBERS Mary Louise Batton Cleda Benigar Marguerite Boe Geraldine Bowie Peggy Broom Louise Calcote Edythe Childress Helen Childress Mary Evelyn Clark Augustine Day Marguerite Day Mack Egger Ruth Ellzey Kathleen Foster Teresa Foster Samuel Grant Norman Green Charlotte Hartley Robin Harris Mary Anna Hennington Celeste Henson Dot Hopper Billy Huff Hubert Jenkins Polly Jones David Kimble Jane Loeb Pauline Mahaffey Herman Mangum Val Marshall Josephine McCaleb Charles McCormick J. B. McCullough Mayes McGehee Mildred McRaney Frances Miller Virginia Moak Sam Parker Hazle Parsons Billy Peek Emory Peek Armand Perrault John Sartin Miller Schultz Esther Sebren Elizabeth Shelton Agnes Simmons Edgar Simmons Christine Smith Kate Smith Catherine Smith Levon Smith Christine Stevens Roland Stevens Katherine Strait Frances Strait Floyd Stratton Ernest Tatf Dorothy Tanner Norris Vest Clarence Walker Betty Wells Martha West Sarah West A, J. Whittington Elois Williamson Earline Wilson Mary Frances Wilson Brown Winter Bess Wroten SHOWN IN PICTURE: Batton, Benigar, Boe, Bow- ie, Broom, Calcote, Childress, Childress, Clark, Day, Day, Egger, Ellzey, Foster, Foster, Grant, Green, Hartley, Harris, Hennington, Henson, Hop- per, Huft, Jenkins, Jones, Kimble, Loeb, Mahat- tey, Mangum, Marshall, McCaleb, McCormick, Mc- Cullough, McGehee, McRaney, Moak, Parker, Par- sons, Peek, Perrault, Sartin, Schultz, Sebren,Shel- ton, Simmons, Simmons, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Stevens, Stevens, Strait, Strait, Stratton, Taft, Tan- ner, Vest, Walker, Wells, West, West, Whitting- ton, Williamson, Wilson, Winter, Wroten. Zhi V Gm w-.L me new . f, 1 , g 5 Qvx . . an Ain 'Heuer' , , I , , , . , ,, ..- X J War OFFICERS President - ----- MILDRED COX Vice-President - - FRANCES STEEN Secretary - - - HELEN CHILDRESS Treasurer - ---- MERLE CARR Sponsor MISS MARY MILLER MURRY Q I I I I I I I I I II IE I I I Y E H President - - - MILLER SCHLJLTZ Vice-President - - - PAUL ELLZEY Secretary and Treasurer - BILLY COKER Forum Leader - - - ETHA FREEMAN Sponsor - Charles Cliburn Billy Coker Paul Coussens Augustine Day Hugh V. Dickey Earl Donahoe Paul Ellzey Etha Freeman Paul Freeman Pat Foster James Fullilove Glendon Godbold Norman Green Gene Greer Hugh Harbert Herbert Hielberg Joseph Hoff Warren Holmes Carl Izard Hubert Jenkins - R. R. PEARCE MEMBERS David Kimble Jessie Leach Charles McCormick M. L. McCormick Herman Mangum Val Marshall Bobby Miller Tom Moak Jimmie Moses Luther Newman Earl Page J. T. Palmer Sam Parker Armand Perrault Miller Schultz George Sibley Levon Smith Alfred Tillman Norris Vest Clarence Walker Garland White SHOWN lN PICTURE: Cliburn, Coker, Coussens Day, Dickey, Donahoe, Ellzey, Freeman, Freeman Foster, Fullilove, Godbold, Green, Greer, Harbert, Hielburg, Hinton, Hoff, Holmes, Izard, Jenkins, Kimble, Leach, McCormick, McCormick, Mangum Marshall, Miller, Moak, Moses, Newman, Page, Palmer, Parker, Schultz, Sibley, Smith, Tillman Vest, Walker, White, Perrault, Mr. Pearce. .... , W. we ws? ww y . 'fm' W ' ,. . ., . . . V-ft ' rm Ae, M J fr , V 5 I A 4 ?,.. W 'K 9 MK, '3 ww.--H ,- , iff? has-we J J, I , iff .... 2 ,-W I ,WM W' .1 1-arm Mvv., . Q' Wy, 551 25275 fy-f I , me -Q .,.v,.m, fq.. 6 1 n - 'QC' e 9 Q i 'su -.ea THE B. Y. P. U. is the largest religious organization on the Co-Lin campus. Because of it's size it is divided into tour separate unions. The presidents and sponsors are as follows: FAIRCHILD UNION: FRANCES NEAL, President, MR. JAMES FAIRCHILD, Sponsor. LONC- UNION: J. M. MITCHELL, President, MISS SARAH ANNE TURNER, Sponsor. LOWERY UNION: ANDY MOAK, President, DR. MARK LOWRY, Sponsor. SMITH UNION: MAY PEVEY, President, MR. W. H, SMITH, Sponsor. Y. W. A. MEMBERS: Jeanette Anderson, Haskell Bufkin, Willie Mae Beall, Annie Ruth Burns, Leontine Burns, Louise Calcote, Jewell Coker, Quida Cole, Mildred Cox, Carrie Mae Davis, Kathleen Foster, Edwina Ciodtrey, Annie Ray Howell, Fannie Mae Howell, Mary Kyle, Nina Kyzar, Lessie Lee, Marjorie Little, Jean- ette Lowry, Josephine McCaleb, Frances Miller, Louise Miller, Thelma Moore, June Myers, Frances Neal, Edith Neely, Lois Pate, May Pevey, Wanda Porter, Aileen Raitord, Frances Steen, Annette Smith, Dixie Smith, Loraine Turner, Loraine Tynes, Billye Sue Walker, Flora Mae Warren, Eloise Williamson, Ruth Young. 60 I I .5 . , V ,V I 'ff f 5, f , ., I wfwfwZa,,m,74fZ 4 L my I . ' 1, ,4 , W 1 I ,'4m af , . H4 A an I W 5- I I President - - - - - ---- CARRIE MAE DAVIS B. S. U. Secretary - - - - - - - JAMES FAIRCHILD, JR. E Sponsors ------------ DR. LOWRY AND MISS TURNER MEMBERS: Janet Anderson, Bill Curtis, Mildred Cox, Etha Freeman, Joseph Hott, Annie Ray Howell, Fan- nie Mae Howell, J. M. Mitchell, Andy Moak, Tom Moak, June Myers, Frances Neal, May Pevey, Aileen Raitord, Alvin Smith, Mildred Smith, Paul Tucker. CHRISTIAN SERVICE BAND-Members: H. D. Booth, Etha Freeman, Annie Ray Howell, Fannie Mae Howell, Clifton Lindsey, Josephine McCaleb, June Myers, Frances Neill, Earl Page, J. T. Palmer, Aileen Raitord, Charles Sanditer, Alvin Smith, James Williamson. SHOWN IN PICTURE: Anderson, McCaleb, Neal, Rev, Lowry, Booth, Howell, Howell, Raitord, Page, Palmer, Williamson, Freeman, Lindsey, Mr. Wilson, Rev. Duck. 4 l I I I I i I I I I , in il G V S President ---------------- RUSH KELLUM Vice-President - - BILLY YOUNCBLOOD Secretary and Treasurer ----- ------- W ILSON TYSON Sponsor -------------- MISS MILDRED CLECG MEMBERS: Richard Aiken, Jack Decelle, Troy Furr, Hugh Hartley, Herbert Hennington, Tommy Kelly, Rush Kellum, Jack McManus, Norman Nettles, James Nickolson, Charles Norton, Albert Ray Peets, Sidney Ratclitt, Edward Earl Smith, Frank Stevens, Wilson Tyson, Julius Weeks, Billy Youngblood. President ---------------- EARLINE DEES Vice-President - - - - - - - - - MARGARET FOSTER Secretary and Treasurer ----------- RUBY PEARL WALLACE Sponsor --------------- MISS MARGARET SMITH MEMBERS: Mary Louise Batton, Alma Crawford, Earline Dees, Lillian Evans, Margaret Foster, Mayme Lee Foster, Dorothy Kalmback, Norma Owens, Merle Swilley, Ruby Pearl Wallace, Sarah West, Shirley Wright. O Y S ww' ,, ,fwfr , 'Wm l fAow,,,, We , W , L- M., 'mann fi W3 r' 19S iw rv' Beall, Carlisle, Carr, Clark, Coker, Cole, Davis, East, Ellzey, Freeman, Green, Hamilton, Heilbcrg, Hoff, lzard, Jenkins, Jones, Kyle, Neil, Palmer, Parker, Pate, Perrault, Pevey, Sebren, Simmons, Steen, Stevens, Stratton, Wallace, Wells, Young NOT PICTUREDQ Brock, Howell, Howell, Sponsor, Miss Bell Lindsey. li 3 President - - Vice-President - Secretary-Treasurer Reporter - - - Sponsor - - - Betty Aiken Dick Aiken Ethelbert Albritton Otho Amacker Janet Anderson Mary Winn Barlow Mary Batton Mary Nell Beall Bill Beasley Cleda Benigar Marguerite Boe Louise Brister Peggy Broom Prent Butkin Annie Ruth Burns Louise Calcote Richard Calcote Nelline Corban Merle Carr Edith Childress Helen Childress Mary Evelyn Clark J. L. Coker Billy Coker Ouida Cole Mildred Cox D. C. Currie Hugh V. Dickey Thomas East Robin Filgo Kathleen Foster Teresa Foster Deane Gates May Nell Gladney Edwina Godfrey Tom Gould Charlotte Hartley Mary Anna Hennington Louise Henry Dot Hopper Hubert Jenkins Pat Jones Polly Jones Dick Jordan Hal Kelly Jayne Kelly Annie Laurie Kennedy Boyd Keyes Jessie Leach Katherine Ledbetter Hal Little Ernest Liverman Janette Lowry Val Marshall OFFICERS - ROBERT MIZE ROLAND STEVENS - BETTY WELLS - SUSAN PROBY - - - MISS MARGARET SMITH MEMBERS Josephine McCaleb Frances Miller F. M. Mitchell Robert Mize Tom Moak Virginia Moak Jimmie Moses Elizabeth Mullen June Myers Louise Nelson Willena Nixon Burns Owens J. T. Palmer Hazle Parsons Armand Perrault Emory Peek James Penn Wanda Porter Susan Proby Marlyn Puckett Mattie Mae Rankin Tige Roberts Billye Ross Marie Russell John Ray Sartin Oreste Savini Elizabeth Shelton Rose Shivers George Sibley Edgar Simmons Christine Smith Dorothy Nell Smith Kate Smith Donyce Steen Frances Steen Roland Stevens Frances Strait Dorothy Tanner Lois Tullos La Vert Walker Wincie Walker Betty Wells Martha West Sarah West A. J. Whittington Sam Williams Albert Wilson Earline Wilson Mary Frances Wilson Frank Winsette Martha Wood Shirley Wright Bess Wroten James Young SHOWN IN PICTURES lReading across both pagesl: Aiken, Albritton, Amacker, Anderson, Barlow, Batton, Beall, Beasley, Benigar, Butkln, Boe, Brister, Broom, Calcote, Carr, Childress, Childress, Coker, Dickey, East, Cole, Cox, Currie, Filgo, Foster, Foster, Gates, Hennington, Henry, Hooper, Gladney, Godfrey, Hartley, Jones, Jordan, Kelly, Leach, Led- better, Lowery, Marshall, Kelly, Kennedy, Keyes, McCaleb, Mize, Myers, Nelson, Nixon, Owens, Palmer, Moak, Moak, Moses, Porter, Parsons. Rankin, Ross, Russell, Sartin, Shelton, Sibley, Proby, Puckett, Simmons, Smith, Smith, Steen, Steen, Stevens, Strait, Tanner, Wells, West, Smith, Tullos, Walker, Wood, West, Whittington, Wilson, Wilson, Walker, Winsette, Wroten, Perrault. H S :f x- H HMHII f , A ,f IHHH V, A .,.,. ,....,..,..,..,...,..,....,,M,,-.v- . E .,,. X t 6 .1: V.: ,4 Nh ,, H . . 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X sc Mm., Y M ,WW Wins., ' fm' fi f A 3 fp AZQWWT' R-QW' sf - QW, 6 ez, J ff Q, ,J ZQFX ,W WWF--N ft ,' Q, my S 6 X New t iv - ... 3552 if W fl V L, fig, 'W J,,...., fW,f I Amacker, Benigar, Childress, Cole, Collins, Coussens, Cox, Cupit, Currie, Day, Godfrey, Green, Hartley, Har- ris, Hoff, Jenkins, Jones, Jones, Keyes, Kimble, McCormick, Mangum, Marsalis, Marshall, Metts, Mize, Myers, Palmer, Perrault, Pevey, Proby, Rawlins, Schultz, Shelton, Sheppard, Simmons, Smith, Stevens, Strait, Thetford, B, Walker, La. Walker, L. Walker, W. Walker, White, Wood. OFFICERS President ---- ---- - ARMAND PERRAULT Vice-President - - - ---- - ARTHUR VARNADO Secretary and Treasurer - - I-IUBERT JENKINS Chorister ----- - MILLER SCHULTZ Pianist ----- - JOHNNIE ENOCHS Sponsor - - MISS FRANCES MOORE MEMBERS Harold Alford Otho Amacker Cleda Benigar H. D. Booth Louis Bolian Annie Ruth Burns Rivers Bush Edythe Childress Carl Coker Ouida Cole J, L. Collins Nelline Corban Paul Coussens Mildred Cox Agnes Cupit D. C. Currie Marguerite Day Johnnie Enochs Edwina Godfrey Norman Green Charlotte Hartley Robin Harris Joseph Hoff Hubert Jenkins Harold Jones Polly Jones Boyd Keyes David Kimble M. L. McCormick Herman Mangum Mary Earle Marsalis Val Marshall Ouida Jean Metts Robert Mize June Myers J. T. Palmer Armand Perrault Montieth Pevey Susan Proby Gwendolyn Rawlins Raymond Rood Charlie Sandifer Miller Schultz Elizabeth Shelton Mary Bush Sheppard Edgar Simmons Christine Smith Roland Stevens Katherine Strait Frances Thetford Arthur Varnado Billie Sue Walker La Vert Walker Lucille Walker Wincie Walker Garland White James Williamson Martha Wood MEMBERS Betty Aiken Janet Anderson Sue Barnes Mary Nell Beall Willie Mae Beall Geraldine Bowie Peggy Broom Merle Carr Mildred Cox May Evers Cresswell Carrie Mae Davis Helen Ellzey Ruth Ellzey Kathleen Foster Gertrude Fried Faynelle Crubbs Jo Crubbs Marguerite Haynes Mary Anna Hennington Doris Howard Pat Jones Nina Kyzar Jeanette Lowery Margaret Martin Mildred McRaney Frances Miller Louise Miller Mary Frances Morris Frances Neal Edith Neely Louise Nelson Hazle Parsons Ruth Papizan Aileen Raiford Edith Ross Esther Sebren Dixie Smith Frances Steen Christine Stevens Frances Strait Lois Tullos Mary Elizabeth Turnbough Lorraine Turner Lucille Walker Flora Mae Warren Betty Wells Sarah West Martha West Mary Frances Wilson Shirley Wright SHOWN IN PICTURE: Ander- son, Barnes, Beall, Beall, Bowie, Broom, Carr, Cox, Davis, Elizey, Foster, Grubbs, Crubbs, Hen- nington, Howard, Kyzar, Low- ery, McRaney, Morris, Neal, Neely, Nelson, Parsons, Papi- zan, Raitord, Ross, Sebren, Smith, Steen, Stevens, Strait, Tullos, Turner, Walker, Wells, West, West, Haynes, Miss Adams. Membership - Program - - Budget - ---- - Music - - - - X , Hllll llllllllllll Ellll u7,?mvW , , , ..,. 7-1 QJQHU4 .- , , ,o,..,-4 'A-. M A ff',Q,',j CHAI RMEN OF COMMITTEES - ESTHER SEBREN FRANCES MILLER - DORIS HOWARD CARRIE MAE DAVIS Social - - HAZLE PARSONS, KATHLEEN FOSTER Courtesy ---------- MERLE CARR Social Service - - FRANCES NEAL Refreshment - RUTH ELLZEY Hostess - - LORRAINE TURNER Publicity ---- EDITH ROSS Pianist ---- MILDRED COX Campus Beautification MARTHA WEST CHRISTINE STEVENS Sponsor ---- MISS JANE ADAMS Affiliations - - STATE AND NATIONAL Mari? J. EDC-AR SIMMONS, JR, Editor ff Q lllllllllll PCLLY JONES, Associate Editor Mary Evelyn Clark Billy Peek Val Marshall Josephine McCaleb Katherine Strait Martha Wood MISS VIRGINIA EELDER Evalyn Hamilton Editorial Advisor 68 :5!f:i:1:f:5:7:f?3:g FW? BILL BEASLEY Business Manager SiHii... ARMAND PERRAULT, Associate Bus. Mgr. Thomas East Mary Nell Beal! Jesse Leach Hugh I-Iarbert Mayes McCehee MISS FRANCES SKULLEY Business Advisor i 69 Vice-President - - - DlCK THAMES Secretary - - - - LAMAR THOMPSON H H C lx Ill H President - - WALTER DAFFIN Sponsor - - COACH F. M. FORTENBERRY MEMBERS Ethelbert Albritton, Henry Allred, Mary Margaret Burns, Lenox Byrd, Charles Cliburn, J. L. Collins, Mildred Cox, William Curtis, WalterlDattin, Marguerite Day, Harold Dickerson, Harry Dickerson, Era Drane, Dean C-ates, Tom C-ould, Evalyn Hamilton, Hugh Harbert, Celeste Henson, Dick Jordan, Rush Kellum, Hal Kelly, Hal Little, Ernest Liverman, Pauline Mahattey, Helen McEvoy, Ouida .lean Metts, Willena Nixon, Edwin Osborne, 'Ruth Papizan, Donald Price, Jack Roberts, Tige Roberts, Leon Robinson, Oresti Savini, Rose Shivers, Dorothy Slay, Christine Stevens, Roland Stevens, Zelda Stubbs, Bertie Mae Sullivan, Dick Thames, Lamar Thompson, Paul Tucker, Warren Vaught, Melvin Waters, Kenneth Youngblood, Coach F. M. Fortenberry. 70 is . 8' A X, Q -. 2 in lNIllHl l.ll.H. llllll Desiring to do its bit in the National Defense Program, Co-Lin secured permission from the Civil Aereonautics Authority to sele:t ten boys tor tlight instruction the second semester. One year ot college and a rigid physical exam were prerequisites tor the tlight trainees. Boys taking the course are: Clarence Walker, J. B. McCullough, Paul Ellzey, Bill Beasley, Jesse Leach, Norris Vest, Billy Peek, Billy Adams, Willie Gene Fairchild, and James Young. Instructor tor the course is Shelby M. Maxwell of Mississippi Airways. lHl llllllllll Illlllllllll l i HIHl WW W f W4 Ia , fi pp.. 'WW ff73'9' ff:f4,'. 1, y 9 ' J ' .inf-H f . :A . v v Jax f x M 3 , ,Kr ' f,V wS?Z Z V7 ff 1 f Z, 4 , fffrpfiyq . ewa, ff MEQZKWQW4 ?,, ff 'Qu 7? THE COACHING STAFF Marion Fortenberry, Louis B. Farmer Johnson B L I-llll 5 . 5 2- Y 5 I J , . r . -.,, aww' . , .AZ ,,,f,x1, WNW , ,, , , , V. . ,, K b . W W.. , ., , A , .xo MV., M .x ...ws .M ,.f R.. ,0 6 0 ACHIEVEMENT 74 lllllllillll in ,gg img will it , to Q ug :sg we 'L '40-Q-THE WOLFPACKi--'40 A robust, genial sort of man with a nickname of Farmer took the Wolfpack over this year and placed them within one half a game of the junior college championship. This man, Louis B. Johnson, had a tough job, but he tackled it with determin- ation. This determination backed up by sound psychology gained Farmer Johnson a host of friends who will be behind him all the way next season when Wesson regains her rightful place in the football circuit-The Championship! A stickler for fundamentals, the Wesson mentor gave the boys plenty of ground work before their initial warm-up tilt with the Mississippi College Frosh. The Pack downed the Choctaws 13-O only to lose 26-O to a well seasoned squad at North East Center, Monroe. Scooba, Wesson's first opponent in the Junior College circuit, was crushed by the Wolves 25-12. The grudge match of the year with Decatur lheralded by mutual towel wailing press reportsl gave the home crowd a thrill as PoIy's lads fell before Johnson's hard charging squad, l2-O. Encouraged by these wins, the Pack continued their victory pace defeating the Southeastern Frosh Zl-l4g Poplarville, 27-14, and Perkinston, I2-6. After a 6-O trouncing at the hands of Moorhead, Wesson reversed the score the next week at the expense of Goodman, Summit likewise fell before the Wesson onslaught, a ZO-7 score. Then Wesson's untimely Swan Song as Raymond snatched the championship from her grasp by a 22-6 score battled out on a mud-soaked Millsaps field. So the season went, a lot of victories, but one too many defeats. . . 'Mya 'S ,V ,vw ' fb X - a- 4 ,K 5, , . f X . f. J , X ,I ff 1.51. ai 'gary ' ' - , .,., A ,f W5 Nz' Y' .a , 5 J ' ' J -f ,. J N-.fa if lt, I 1 T V rf f A If A gt, r ' S ' , ' x 2. X i s 1 Xggzafbmqlt , ,J -' - - 3' 1, , s, F ' 7 1 :5ff4? ' X I T 54333 'fi 'fi ,. 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ERNEST LIVERMAN LEON ROBINSON WARREN VAUC-HT ORESTE SAVINI Fullback Fullback Tackle En KENNETH YOUNGBLOOD DONALD PRICE ETHELBERT ALBRITTON MELVIN WATERS Blocking Back Guard Tailback Tackle 76 'R' CX X X M N x 'X K 8 N' X X we 'fr ' M 6 X M x X X was X xy, 1 X 5, xx X V Q 0 xg E 4 waz.. - 9532555 W X1 View K 'ia W V xv zvW+ QSN 2. X 'X x X ' naw X W XX as H W Q XX M X X wh . 0 X 'X W X W X X X xx. - ve W 52 Nw, ff .ne K X XXX NSN Q X1 Iv Q,w:f:f ,Vl4 I Y -' -ff-if fy-154' 1. 4, ,., , , .5 -f - - A JM ' , ' ,fr ,:-,,1.: . M ' , ' ,-c ?'4?',. , vfwfmz, 5 1' -my ,Q R. wa-QM: .1 f me , . ,V 1 , Qffw W ,. 4- fgwf, . A ,fin , ' ,, f- ' K' MMvK ..ff2:f24- Q, Y K - . infix: 1' xiiy, 1 swf? H wQ:a.:f.1, 4 5-s p-X waxy: . . ,gy -1, 4 4 5, AA' .f I rf ' 6 , , ' X ? , X. .Q , ., .-KQ,wAg - 519'-VZ' Wye Q' , - 4- , 1, - , . 1 ff:a.- 'lfgf 1, 219 .- . . 1 ' V 'Zfi-wif qui! X , 1 , A X Y' 4 4, f , .,. .. We K 5,2 .- 1 f -'X f 4246 59 Z, ,Mx 9 ,JW X fi! 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'vw 1 timga ,iiefgff Mgt t BOYS: Harry Dickerson, Grover Smith, Ernest Liverman, Marshall Fortenberry, Warren Holmes, Oresti Savini, Coach Johnson, Walter Datfin, Roland Stevens, Hal Little, Milton Eden, Tige Roberts, Henry Allred. GIRLS: Zelda Stubbs, Dean Cates, Era Drane, Rose Shlvers, Mary Margaret Burns, Ouida Jean Metts, Chris- tine Stevens, Coach Hill, Helen McEvoy, Ruth Papizan, Bertie Mae Sullivan, Willena Nixon, Celeste Hinson, Dorothy Slay, Pauline Mahatfey. 78 ' N 3 f anvil lin. A... A ..,AL . EM W Wesson was shy on potential basketball material this season and except for a few scattered highlights on the schedule, was somewhat forced from the junior college spotlight. Despite this handicap, Coach Johnson's ouintet and Coach l-liIl's sextet proved to be a menacing threat to their opposition. This is accounted for principally by the tact that the local courtsters did not enjoy a series of victories, but, rather, spotted their wins throughout the season. Both teams earned entrance in the tournament but were eliminated early in the play. 79 7 Standing: Lip Martin lManagerl, Kermit Davis, Hughlon Grisham, Helmer Newman, Hal Little, Lennox Byrd, David Cunnel, Dick Miller. Kneeling: Howard l-lankins, Billy Adams, Edwin Osborne, Frank Davis. Sitting: Buddy Newman, Calvin MCC-ehee, Robert Albritton, William Curtis, Henry Allred. Standing: Lamar Thompson, Elmer Brumtield, Walter Datfin, 7 Otis Dunn, J. L. Collins, Ethelbert Albritton, Melvin Waters, Coach Fortenberry. Kneeling: Dewey Metts, Kermit Davis, Mayo Pittman, George Culledge, Billy Ledbetter, Howard Mitchell, Eugene Roberts. fi? 80 'f i i l i l E 1. Ii .l i Ql l l i . A , N , V V ! Unlike most collegiate sports, tennis is one in which nearly any interested student can take part and get a degree of il' f 'Xl I S pleasure from. Warm weather fills the court with boys and 3' girls who have the urge to swing rackets. I YOU MOVE, DON'T YOU? i i i l 81 'gash i 1 .v 4 f' 'q W zz M ff .f -wiazoww N R 9' W, , t ,. 1 .V 4 V ....., 'fm n 1 E ' 1 l 1 ' - ,. W ,, ,,5,. 'fvwr ' -sv, : '5ff.z'w ' 47 H+ .X M, . - 'ww 513, ,F . gk ,N fixeo . xl' . S',..,,,29 M 1 ifmgx .,,c. f.ss H99 if 4x0 Q0 Q WN Www, M rf 5 f 'Z-df, ur, ! A ,. lifwf, E' if fl? V J' '?5.5,f2 . , 2? in v. ,xi 5 A4314-A' ,G , , Y Y, -'jfs sm. -'gt 'Z 'Qal??0 f A 1 fi 'V X? L X wg -?:AlW.,9.xi,.v: . I ,WQQV 1 ffifrggfg 43 . 2 ' .WW 4' K, va- 'WZ M Z V, , f , if, .,.. 4 af A 51 ' 4 ko 1 Q Siam . N ,J- ay WE PRESENT Y O U R CHOICE OF STUDENTS FOR THE OFFICES SPON- SORED IN THE TRIL- LIUIVI'S I94I WHO'S WHO CONTEST. I I MISS EHPIHH-llNEHlN MH. EHPIHH-lINEUlN 2 if If ix+ 1 mf: argl, ljlfjllB WDW MOST POPULAR GIRL Polly Jones MOST POPULAR BOY MOST VERSATILE BOY Dick Jordan Edgar Simmons Lef's see now. Shall l vote for - - - or for ----- ? fi MOST DEPENDABLE BOY MOST DEPENDABLE GIRL Paul Ellzey Merle Carr S8 lllll ll I WHS HII IIIINI WIIH IIHIIIII I wwf?- M5'1i'1ww MOST HANDSOME BOY Hugh Harbert Qi fy ,nf Lg V? QTA If' ,I II ', IEIIWQ' IJ I ,LI -,, J MOST VERSATILE GIRL MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL Betsy East Martha Thompson 5 First, A Radio Play with Scripts and Sound Effects. I I I T MOST GOURTEOUS BOY I Francis lzard f 89 9? W X MOST GOURTEOUS GIRL Elizabeth Shelton -TJ!! XF THE l1HTSTNTHfIIlN..HIHMHl, 'w-M..,m,Nm MOST INTELLECTUAL GIRL Iris Henley MOST INTELLECTUAL BOY BEST C-ROOMED BOY Armand Perrauit Robert Mize Then, thirty minutes of jam and live with Cab Calloway A5 fx , Q, ,r.r MOST OUTSTANDING H. S. STUDENT MOST POPULAR H. S. STUDENT Earline Dees Era Dfane 90 l X i MIG Illllllllll, lllllllll J Ml li lkll 5,4 J Hmmm ' 1 , 1 BEST BOY ATHLETE Walter Daftin BEST GROOMED GIRL BEST GIRL ATHLETE Agnes Simmons Dean Gates l LM-5.-.W ,... M., ...S . ...M :Inq V Finally, the announcements of the Who's Who winners. '5fl'l, ' MOST HANDSOME H. S. BOY MOST BEAUTIFUL H. S. GIRL S. L. Carney Margaret Martin 91 -w,c.QSx5Q.k Q 1' f,'f - 1 SNHli 9531. 5 4 AA . 1 x , mi f Come on Ouiclja boardg tell me he loves me. Aw, Coach, you say the cutest things! This is going to hurt you more than it does me, In tact ..... OUCHl The Tylertown jail, band boys, but no Military Escort. The Executive Mansion. Emily Post-take notes. Freshman Day woes. Ah, Love! Charlie and Hugh working Cap? Super visin', of course. You'Il never believe it, Peggye but ...... Information, Please, Freshman King and Queen Mildred and Dean in a typical scene SWK We C' 2 X 6 5' MP'-1222 I MEI: Elan! my, , , I, ,W 1 N, fx O. K. Dick, Go on in! The campus as seen by the orderly. Kill it, Mack! No, I think you had better stay in another day, The C C1 P boys are gonner hate you for this. PopsicIe , Dick, Frances and Floyd. Dick's got the only nickle. 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The Eagles are expecunf' their plays that hm? looked good in are go WESSQN, Ogg, 1-0ne of me I klcluug department 11 - 'S . practice but whlch they can never in 9ff0ff 10 PTOCIUCS H PEHECUY l , wll The orchestra made up of - a::fes:lr:g'::,xl'hf,::1f fn,w',':F- M fo games of 2:25233,zz:2LeCaa10:1wsf,FE1i of fm E aw .O stop Farmer :EEN :lm 1 :JH Coach Farmer Johnsons createst Although the Co-Lin band rabed fmgh from H win over Scoobal H perk Thug band' has been rehears mjurie s recolered from hls flarberl Albritton USC: 0: Sang' I problems has been getting Harberl first. dvislon tn clrlllmg and ex- meh POW Sulllyans Decaluf 1355 all was T0 E: all week in preparatlon for the do so 5 D he Will lJ1'Ub2U1Y glson and Lwenhan l,fSrEgn01g,2Hd Albl'i!l0n I0 USG Variely. If cellent ln concert, at last years m a- muah and tumble match to vauehtl Tennessee Way Oirram and have a repefoxre ofl me mlm? :f01' Che Wolves ieporled to be A pymier deluxe B ' they can use some variation In the Junior Colllege band contest, Mr. avenge last Vearls trwnclng bv me upon to them Ln the best e lalesl tunes lxnecl up The or- ll 9. Duns E X l ' 'usual plays Thursday afternoon. Fl-allklln plans lo get-lll-8 all even S . is enou 'h to chestra ms under the dxrecllon of ll ev asecr. a cl Indian , Thls alone LZ B ld s l t essnn ' D n 3 mls dnvmg Coach Heller mlrzhl. sslble call ' - Captain the ul og' - ll Ralph W Franklm Co-L1 band dl 0 runner-in short. all-slate material, fn -funfalru tanks po better mmm at me contest this saturate the student body wlth pep been ln Coach Rell-lge, has lul-ned out all-Ecmr ' n I Both the Raymonu and Wessonl Q ' h year. h and enlhuslhmy but an added Tea' tllts to last squad of boys uns year and, . 4 Takes will over lands will be on han,-1 gg spur lhell-K 'A ' ' ' ' Members of the band include. lure of me day wlll be lr-r95hl-nan of work wul be out 'O make the wolves: The orchestra wxll stage a fxl-' 'avoflffs Onf The llllfrbug Wesf' ' Comffsf WINS Holder' Magefl 311' Day. an event eagerly HWHNCG bVl bot, two yeln- To do so. however, he haslleen minute bl-oadcm OW' Sw-N Perkinston 12's :rm band. under th: direction oft C0piah.Linc0ln ly -'Can Tufnagff 508119 Chmol uppererlassmen, and one slighllwyhe mnfel-en two major factors to contend w1th,l 'm W' J' D' X at 1730 For 'hml mph Ffanklmv is reported to he' l f Mm-rsusn sheppam. Mendenhall: shunned by me fresh. Ar anvllm-nate ln me me power of me wolrpack and me, '0 d'aS me Ofmwrf' mans 50' wEssoN oct ze - out laved worm som: miles 'O 590- F Fl'el1Ch, Dran13.tlC ' Robert Mile- Brookhaven? H' W' 9Vf'Y i 'NS l'0nlbinaU0fl 'Q f'fl0UQh man taking the unbeatable spirit of the Cc-Lin stu-lgay. mflr .meme My Deaf 'F only in the first. quarter tge 'Co- 2 39 OPCNUL' klfknff Will be al, b H d Liflgham. C0ffff9VlUfl HU0141 HU' 10 milk? the 211' fffmmd Ulf fam Dickerson callmf: dent bod lL0nr:l'lV xf?!ljrget,L0US3' kafld gm: Lin Wolves had their' tlghtest I o'clock ll U 3 IVE ea 5 bert, Canton: Josenh Hoff, Lib- pus filled with the famed Co-Lm son. back' will al V C100 2 OS 91'-5 Squeak todate as may n S d t ' - Az Y erzyg Harold Alford. Tylertown, spirit Called for acglonl feet f' and Rose Room Vofallsfgl 12.5 - . ' 10 e on A Copiah Lincoln ' - l Wgllxe gene Fjxxrcllmxlg, Wflssong I twhxle the gldxgondlzigs age elglcarg Coaches Johnson and Fonen 6 :Age slugjgf atgmtgxenltlxloailrfssltdeanglwtSly:- dogsigeogidge Perkxnslon Bull , WESSON, Nov. 6 - At a recent af els al' PCE v- 319' 3 WUYK Un 9 le 15 'E FV HFS SDGl'iHE! no effort to get th 'f , ' Ostrom Clark and Lenke Bull ' . ' h Lg All B e, C l V S rah strengthen .everal weak spots that A -I0 Gmbbsl JZCRSOH 5 OWU PH! t ' ' '. Has Stunt 'meeting of H: cozmh Lmgoln Jun' Vyegst, Hailzahulxfs-F Ivl:?Ll?: lsest. showed up Xin the Scooba lll the lrollc for Coarh Joht: on's squ tl gones :nga Ot'h0hAinaCker QMHHIJ ggeinbgadlgfe ?frnQtm:JE5'?odheo?r1?:ll::l ' ' h Colege rem and mmaucx H lh r t' Ma M 1' are! Burns remainder of the upper-classmen of wolf matcrxal Lone hours ar CTS 0 9 UFC 95 F2 RYE alll r With Blg Cl'0Wd8 :lr 4 - ue u S ' ry a g ' , - . . .s Franklin lst. alto sa and di- Leak? intercepted 3 Wesson Hema ubs offwers for the rear were Hazlehurst' Janet Anderson, Hazle- are slramng their ults mn an ef- helm! WCM dam bl U10 bm- - N - X land laced hi I in - 1 ' - ' ' . - l think u new stunts and coaches rn an effort to show . fefwf- R- C' Mal' 2nd YSNOY SUI .p 5 maxes Scoring .elected hurst. Margaret Zelgl-Pr, Brook ffm 0 P . plasmon. Led bv brnuan: mt rer- . - ' - I lx ' d d I .. 2 .t D t Jack Decelle. 3rd alto sax, J B - el' WESSON. Dec 3- Copiah-Lin-1 The French Club, sponsored by haven' Jo' Gmbbs- Mendenhall- fgbggatlossvgoratgs Lif'lgCe':SlS'!lfg1d ggllxfgls Kinegflgglapffrqfme xnxx Mcclllloughl nh tenor sax wllllsl ence Ostrom lunged through the roln Junlo Colleges annual Sluntl the college French ln truclress, X 1 :1:1jeBigfgxr'Jiiiignchmn' Lot' mrlligsbmz to discard me mxol. forfwctorv or defeat but he SMS Holde , lst trumpet: T-om Mo k, l wsfion liufe for 'foasiflem Sains- Blxshialgnjenofaxnieimzst pi-ryxvgfsniflgl Miss Francess Moore. elected Ar-A plmlo ,mdjlmev Robln Harrls Ja week, Thls alone should presens lulzgucallwiq thatfthe hovstwlll b mldmLlgimgig:ERMg3,PhlmtcnrLllkO3Hg:l fi-Isle rljrcxinoilsidntftsrtilalidslaxgeerl ' ' -l ' , . I . ' ' ' horrible enough to sen lg ting ard or a vxc ory, ' 1 s - - 'I ' he ll rl ll, , V , mand Peluaull of Nnfrhez as their Jackson. 3 picture . U ,. , , . , , b , M L - M l , farled pd lv T319 rl:-:Zoe C:l?lvrlLaf,,e:Rff,:w presldenithothezl offlgers eleited Homs' Otho Amhaqker. Jackson' gifinsciigggmig ggd tgkfgiegg E531Slnlagsbstlgemlqgegha h' X ESQ? pass Coaxial? bnjjeegllill ll. Havmg been scor ri on fxrst dm-, dam-9 . were' r ur arna o, Jac sun. Carrol Hart- Ben ie Slav Bogue , ., , ' Y. ' V, Dickey gumtnr' J Edgar Sll-ll. Img every game, the Wolves uere - , , - A ' and painted freal-ushly accord- sons mamstays Co-Lfnptam D1 - - - , - l- th. . il The Annual Staff rated first Place l vlce president' gubpn Jenkmsf Chmo' mg to the whims of the sopho- Thames. hefty ltfendcnhnll tackl mom- drums' l gxpenemmg no mg new m ua Wm' me 7 df9Q'95 th' m0Sf CICV am:.nS fliiilagfwvleiqglltreasgggl saxaphpnesj R' C May' Men' mores, the frosh are real'y in for Sarveni, towerm: end, and Llver , :Eg dunng :le earl! mgfnems fx rr stunt or the evenings If WZS 21 Rel- llolfnnle 'Ego ll -nlk,-lego b denhau: J B' Mccuuough POND' rl rxala. day- Final orders andfman fullbafk are lncanacfm f E gffe' Owfiwr '35 some Lingnmeyiilaosklgzdxxriltegn bv the manm 5' C m ' gsllfitgillyilggg 535215, A'1 3'1Sgr0kg'!L5 rc lrlctfbns xx' ll be xssuecl the lat- not w th injurles rcsullum frol ' Slgggnent g0cS,?p3l?lt,Kl?lg::lc2':lSiine:lr2l? - -HT -lmm0YlS- 9 N' ,l A ' ' ' ler part of this week. and the previous games,Whell1er or n ' , . .- Denon llc fm kv! Ed The French Club meets tvuce Meadvllle . ' , , I ,Q l mg mrcult gf ggnvs and ygllgl mmnmltl Glam enlalrfmmarffl 1l 'f'm 'Y in 'helfampus Y HW: 'frombenfsr Val Marshall- NM 23325 are already msumg re Zflfifnobooff 532110555 2521? tflifmbe Spafked by mis 5f'thUS'P-Sm the Woncl, Jessie Learh, and Bllly and 15 H Comlmm '0n.0f me French I Chez: Robert Brown Wmler, Le- Meanwllll. all 15 not fun deter ed later mls week- Wolves Slowly. began to Wflfm UP Peak The other prin given was Class' Much lmereft 'S hem! mam' land: Andy Moak, Ruth. ,rl A , , 4 4 1 and play ball tn the enemy 5 back- :twarded to the Glf-e Club for beau- rested ln the Bcmmes of the or' Basses: Albert Elllot. Yazvml 1 ' yard' NICE gams bv Roberts and ty :ual-v E, Cla,-k mem S . genlnilon this year, and attend- V . . . , , l ' L lliarbet brought the Wolves closer . . ed oph nc h Q b e Od Pl n r now Cnty Paul Cousslns. Bxoohhalen. haxenl Vkllmer Ray. Wesson . , , ' 4 , rggvolrlghxggeguleiaagv tsleugingztxrg Endgnfgv 913 ggssde 1 sgufmhlv TlgurmanlBoojletgrookgaven. J h Barxlolxsi: i31lliJzaf?J9Ya1,22go?f00k' C0pl8h-LIUCOIU X Ulf'0n'Man 1 .l0hnS0n DIS' gmlggligsi-gr pa:':.'SetA:E::2gn5-nsggg A - - ercus on. ear mmons r nven, lm r , . . - , - who srmz 'Alice Blue Gown Th Ffellfh UQWSPHPCY- KU have mmf N h . Bl y D I ' , s Z - l H l - - - of the best offensxve games he has decision was reallv a hard one fo:-:N Varied Programs- and to have pap bl:CJxraes Fmlll::ue-a?7:lderSOg:?x- Blztslglixtetriv Wlfscgiaggrtereghiz-l Begins To Take E QE Cards Grldlron Umform played 'adam as he hucked the une the Judeiesv to make ns there were 3:5 at Vn'::'uihm'Frl:?lf thriwghouf ory Peek, Rockport, Miller Schultz? Call Creek: Teresa Foster, Goose- Wlngl In COUYSC - , b 'une 'me' time to Place the WOIWS mnnv cleter and beautiful stunts E WHY- 0 In 2 mf? 02,0 :T len ll . ll n, O C, , . , l l Fgf' Ladies Ensgm Ig nearer the goal lme, On an off- prcscnterl bv the various organl. the club. Mxss Ruth Metcalfe, volce Cgmbo Tl' Jo n 5 En Chg' M l5le?lEg0nTef:5'GrIfl'fJL2nl'flfla Efnggf I , tackle smash the Wolf machine. Zahn 5 on me campus' teuhev who studied for four years! Barltnnes' Billy Derman Brook- lol? ljaurle Kennedy 'Budeg I D004 9 Wish Lm'! l led by Albntmn' scored and ned Tlgslamualbslunc niahr is soon- 2:252532L2lg2,gmgiQ'55tQ5flggB'k 1 1 A ' ' ' 0015 Junior College 1.1 doing 115 wEssoN. oct.1-.Premdencand WESSON Oct 21-Iron . man fhgoiltamfeamf ggnrxfjgvfgxllfdae 3?l:f1hiUY any gmyva :emit ' Rohm Mm ofgmoimnven was X elves In Flne XJ :C :age orozslegnihiirelx-Tgixll 'em .w:i'orJ::rglT3egafetE21vLFx5e tliegaongg Johnson- Wesson Coach' Wm 'fake fenswelv during Lhe' third Quarter nal fee nl- admmancp is charged elected to the offxce -of-giresldency ' shape For include . OCA flying Course me l Class with 3 panv on the Spacious off hls gridiron umform Wednesclayfral-ld prevented an avalanche of and me funds 30 'O Send 5 dele' gfll?:l.S0Jg,?lglrn,3?.EClsollegldoggr , . ' . second semester. axvn of the presidents home. l Qzigfnslrgd fgfnufgevjggggfx 12115551 Scores Hal Kellev and Harold tzslggroirllnelzghnogsllletoxlilnligglfzff vens, hsivazlihurst. wise-president: lth PlI0t 4117. enixllxgrgz ixhgheaxnme egmdhxg Clintxgtiizlssensrnfgiednge Ulgwggil Club sms Show to be held In the Rvlgllhegsjcn.hsgaallssflggnfxdoelaulgdf-Eg ll L l t , A Betty ess es, Haz ehurst, secre- l A - . ' - , l Co-Lin audllorium. polllldel- lhlfou holly ll '-lv' ll. liigggeninzr thgtsll-1:1-ny hlfv my and treasurerp and Susana wEssoN, Nov. 14 - en mel US' Of the airfield at Bl-Ookylgven Lm rorche-st: dlafgrgglgfzssfaiiflrxtgff The wesson mentor ln n sneak, Utes nl-,S slageg S,,me1e0f'2l,2'Qel, is Mlldrerl Cox. Muller Schultz. pop. PTOUY. l'9P0flU An important fem- Wesson Wolfpack meets Summit, I where Ucmpewnt h 5U'UCt0f5 Wm bs of 7' le evenvag- offend bv Director' preview was declared a fxtllng don-l defense work Seen I h 15 geggon, um sophomore of comin, heads 5Lg':er:1fmLQfLn lQ2af3g5 mark? gg ln,lf lfCfnm3f Paid? hmernoon they l Famed Wasson outm Slams gn?-ALm?m?x1c3::xl:gdUS:-leiugl-ii ?r2nnF1?s?s swlngsters and tm: nm ge ftlgsthe rrilredhscrfent ifllgifllfll Also playin: their usual good game gh b l' - PS6 w . th h ' V ' . ' - l ara ow eo er ea ure mo- 1 gl - . E me organliauon' V ' ct. design' been lihls sfascirj. S ape ey ave b9 flU'nl5h0d bY M-1SS15S1'PP1 A-11 of Phe Program was emhusmsucnl' del of the show wlll be Miss Jean-1 :ming fsgfnilelsd alrl1ieE.':ffYngreP52:'g A ' Wllh only one man mlssm from Appeaf'anCeS at MCCOmb, Way-5. Two llgl-lg Pla-ne,' plper Cubs ly pecelved by the guests. 1 elle Mrnonald Barlow beautiful X kq - esson cage'-5 In w0lfPaCk GEfS Ill f the une-uri, Roberts. me evolves . . or Aervnces. will be available when , L2f?'l'l:1hehfjl'i3f?' 52319 sfngdi bland, who is a member of zne'isSClQy-- Efogfgfsb 5mYE,rg'laCkT:5. - - l will be out to blltzkrrig the Pilots' TWICC In 1aCkS0n T-H9 COUTSE ODGHB On PSUFUH-FY 1- mg' was e 5 ,g , l Cflpltth county board ol supervl- and DK-k Jordon, ,max 'th Boys over Sc00ba LIUHS ' Despite the excellent condition of NBOPGSHFY WOX'k On the Brookhl- Wanybbaglaf' Old rafldsnfxelnxnire sors. -I Refllslng 40 suffer H ue. me wolf. 1 , , the squad Coaches Johnson ls n V T1 field 1-! UHGETWHY P55118 50 hung, Y 8 nge g O D, gdl THESE W0 Slafs H1005 HTF-' Sl-lf ' pack staged n tout-hdoxm drive wlnnlng To score Uf lntle Pessxmistlc on victory hopes, SON Nm 14 with mme? A Engineer Br , Plans are g1?gflgf:su:egE525'2?:fg2'g:l1eExxgd, ficxenc to warrant the wholesnleg durmg me ll,-lal pe,-,od led by Al. . The only note of optLmism sound-X V- - ' I tl' taking form that will include the , 'T t' attendance of the Co-Lin students brmon and Savlnl 53,-lnl. wwe,-. WESSON' Ilan! 24 - T-he last SON se t M l ed by 20223 Johnson fvns the state- ggillllhsggsgg Eiiizioihgggi olgraosk-Y construction of a sheet-Lron hangar. gilgegfx' fliliofglgfmshfnpggsgrrigl body ding the ctnlgens oIuWe1sson.l ing end! leaf-had Skllll-md lo Jerk lm mvm Wesson Ulmer follow- , p . . - er, ment t at Elllsvllle fs beaten by , uerhu , t e clearance of the wooded sec- th Mr An a e mcen ne or a en anee down an ,Qual lllmg by Alb,-lllolll ed pup thglr vlctorv Elnver Raymond 30555053 WBSSOU WOIVH WOR UNH' g ?op1arvme'm me of me strongest :Engl istgeefmngfylanzlfclj at uork ds- M n of the 177 Mr' plot' and grub' fl1L::lylor?0cc5lllerg?:1Rc:1Tlife'but ealgro tg it nge Products? A bf Vows, My F'f0m then On me Wolf mafhmc with a one point margin that spell flrst conference tllt last night ns .cams m e Con meme actor ' Igpite the cold weather here at WGS' b 3 and buudmg B new mad 50 become better aczluamted with et 9 music 0 'SS axme an 'Q lnrhed down the field. Pntung thelr d tl ll G d - 132 10 him. U19 WOHDHCK has a that the I. C. R. R, track: wLll not - , , U-fl and 591' H11 SWS 0l'Chf'S'-U'-' full strength agamsv Lhe Bulldogs gg-39?fE:Fl1e02-IoSLem Z?rll:mglfl?5uerli they played A see saw mme With, trtle chance. This fighting chance Bon' , y , M be me ry' convlcw from me ltheu' Classmates' The Ewmgs' Wxllena Holder, hot. trumpet lass me Wesson lads, paced by Alum. 8 scooba comm out on th 1 H . The band wnll put on a mls1C.l ways genial hosts, made the nel I th ln t d L M , playin: a fast name. were unable d fl 25 z e ong ghmgeflnlaplg-tyfgi flglgf-I,f:0k Q1 dancing extravaganza at the sum- UJWPIH COHHWY farm Will be 11594 learners feel right at name. and au gm esjxlstgsuijf fgndefugfle ffm- me-de 'hd' 5?Q ? 'ani' Tm gguggvsf 1:2355 32253233 enlrhz Ham-12 SCOYG- k d I ' the Hinds midi with mreefwegai 'mic mme ln Mclcomb Fndal al- it Ztinescggemfir 1 fsthpugqalip hails len Wm, newmenas in 1-hefwllly prmtfve dance valenm Marsnalijmk for em' will Ms mae' 8 0 WHS U1 8 Y B Wm ternoon that shou d ment mum 8 - 0 STO me dnl-mlgql-leg, ' 7 ' ' ped the tllt 38425. I wl-llslle lo wlllslle by mlmel-ous flsilfkgo ggglemfvlig gemcm-ta tentlon. The theme of this drill will Cgxeffdvh USE part Ol the Held. ' ghngmmguxgzrgbonsffa illlbifliglxi . ISQXEX' illlingax xlegevflgfg fggrgfllsl specgaculal- broken Held S gobs , Clw y y 9 am B t be Dixie, and no effort will be This wlll enable planes to make weSS0l1 PaCk lminonal ,wogdchoppells Ban. 9 . l , A , , . l . . 2!ble1arm0stgr.theHolmeS tallfies. of pennllzlng and a good aerial Elther oflheseteams would have, SPH ed to give Summa Sfudems lgndmgs at one' without danger Make Pre a'-ations Other members of me orchestra Ingram, mngy Goodman lass' play attack by the losers. N a good chance to blast the chame Tndngghsldlqlg tqilefselosesf ilnmbeq 0 Sgsxeagingacjhek uiliarennlngsill I wxll be attired ln then latest even- ed E good defensive and offensive! Bad booting from the Wessong plonshlp hopes of nnv team ln the ? 9 Ives em nm-nmeml MBS H bleu A M 'f For Poplarylllel ing dresses and should give the Same. and Droved to be A con- gzdgfsld gaveuglmexlzlall to U53 Scoczi circuit, All Wesson has fingers' fwvffgarz? smuhkedrm Squad wlll Mlslslpgdmswaa haizremg' l audience the bare facts as bo the l l, 1 lh l X nl, rw on e esson yar crossed twic ce for a Wolf vlc- ' - , ' ' fall styles. Shaw wvgggl C2165 ess e p llne during the first quarter. tory over summit and Raymond flgiciifpgsgldy rauslggniaanrzgnnglq U15 a:rp0l1:tcciommiQTfGff- Elvin? advice SSON oct I Desplle 'he Prumxnent Wesson ladies who The boys' em pm-ed no be a gdnufwhlng then- pnmng mack and once for me downfall of 121115-, ,Un ,Mm and Wahl, lyplcal gl l mtfm mplimemem 'nd sus' lm lm, ,ge Wagon Wolfpack has will narllclpate in Y-he style revue wzssorr. sept. as-Frldav much dose, hams than me mum rom here the red clad lions eamed ville at the hands of Poplnrville' E ' ' ' 395 OM HS 10- UW 10 SGW 0 CM include E. F. Anderson, A. B. Bar- nl ht marks the mst confer- lllt ol the evenlng Wm, Wesson n first down and then scored the Another factor than should spark' th' old Southern mummy' 000 muon ln developi-H3 5-he succeeded in Wmmng every Junior low T N Butler G E Cowen g Q for me weuon 01621118 OU! A 40-39'Wm- GOOCIIHHD first marker of the game with A the Pack in Mccomb Friday Wm UDUH Razor Blues . H negro shui. B 'maven field' .ll0seggn'i0EgmseS.g:l 5:23 isgaldxsvl J, J. H.'Fafrchf1d,G,Y:1' wglaesgags the team, student get off w an nl-ly Stal-g and led me Plunge Over tackle. The conversion be the presence of 9. majority of ne 'une' Wm be played an danced 9 ground cmuse for me Go- Cla n' thi lnyvade Po larvllle Fri- Field. W- P- F'UF1'- T- A- Fllmfhessr It 'Jodv and band journev to near' scoring the first half, After the WHS unsuccessful. the student bodv and the Co-Lm by me hand and 'Squad' followed I-'in students lasts about three :gin ey p R- W- Ffinknn- J- M- Cf00dW1nHl mv Brookhaven to Dlany Scoobn. han' however' the Wesson Court' Scitlg-HELTUW his way up 'D the band.and pep Squad The hmdd by abr' uplw thshmhrcute lmlftill-,gf months with clasqoom mstmctmn Tue Wesson coach ran ln most oil W. F. Hodges, L. B Johnson, F. Y' .Coach Johnson has been lxolcl- mem began to play good ball md S -o ai yard line from the en ncclnlmed for its feats of danlcmgl 'Ct Y Bd eam 5' nowslii mth. in hh-T99 51151001-5 --HU' 1' 187-10115 hlg reierves dull,-lg the Sougheasq. P. Jerome, W. J. Massey, R. ELI ng svgtemntic workouts wuh soon overcame me lend of then- srsmglrtsg-0!f.tginrbet, the Arkan- andvuhlque hnlf-tlmc maneuversw bergds an Flicks' folflpe horse! and rules' meteomxogy' and mvign' erntllflast Frldav, and found them Middleton, M. M. Munson, H. T.l, me lids all wen and feels onposmon. The last few mmuces or er. en made two fu-as has been working dmgf-mly an H ap an g 'lu 9 Q ' Wm- About W0 how PH' dev-three l fed ' lmou h Suu ln Peers R n. Pearce M. D. Purvw ' -onfldml um uw are ln good the name lt'was nnybody's game, on two well-executed spin- week with the drill squad and Lhe dmwijn WEB? 335 8 fm!! 3913139 days 5 week for nlnegy days wlll be lfglglhnfmgjgggr grguud Som. SMH ,Cv AA'RgyA Paul L'Rmm.tS0n' T: '. ghape. Johnson lsrnammm, ml but f-he WCSSOH CHEM had Wien PWS- A 'md 'lf5 d0W1' SPN YCSUH Should be One Of the mostl num e' y e 'nd W en e 'W fed to finish me Hfolmd Course- lk ut fe be-an hem mfs 'B. snows. nov smith, w, H smith. nous for me Corin exe-.len to me hot lo slow down and Comlmled Harbets two runs, The middle first colorful drills to be seen in the ' pmgmm' A s andaxd hysical examination Wo 0 S 8 8 l P W th rsbv ' l first h Goodman point for mm l down gallop was meds b Robin- t t I The 'nll-key Day mg wlgh My. P - week on Stone field ln an effort to, Fred Thompson. at ea e . .. 1 Come out on top ln tus wnmthtcusva--- ,, M. -mano 1...-1 ' son, flggg wolf buck Scogbrs de S grae theme of the drm ul b mond ln Jaekson will brmg fbrlh at by md' l?oAub0ngd' Wm 2334 glvo Poplarvllle a close game ll Shlvllsgrgl, Cuglsil Ygl1!1Kibl00d- conference tllt. Then. nga, the f ' ' W 9 . 1 Y H W 0 C D' k Jord.n, Wolf end. sustained oe cyno S. an , , 'oung- 1 boys are rather entmuse over lfgiegfllgl fggflgg lanygkfknf then 5 Dixie and HH Of Ulf? DHCKEIYOUHG' 'QE baxahagzweln gbxikagekeeg enro in the course. ' A hill, injuriil fn the southensternp blood, H the ldea of wtnnlnn more than ...nu 4- -n.- ..u-.1 ..--...r?9f'.lE' of me md south WH' be included 1 ' am and hns been takin lt. easy 1 World renowned Judges wxll payl lhell- sl-lam of the games after N-.. ...-- ... ...... .. . Thanksglxlng Indlans and all ofl E 9 E! . , ' ' ' ----- --M 4,1-M :close scrutmv to the vnrmus mn- l me somewhat. dzshenrtcmng v ,.,, e . QQ, 1 -,iz ml 5 Q UH +7 s. M X 1 - 44. gas! 795342-.mu :e l l 1 r 5 i i 3 l l l r I l A lx l rl l ,,' , ' , ,V , of ff,1 Mww4,f4 Qemwmm , ' ' 2 2 , . Q95 2 . V 1 lf M , Kr ffffkf , 7 ' 1, gvf Z l - K. A f ,,f,,,, X., -3I531Qf,,l321p-4 4451- , f wi , ,,f if , 5 ff, f.Q4fV,,'4 Q , We i! -fj, M5 4 ,eff f, .-MM, , f .- fm-. 4 X. .- f f WWA ,, ,,f,,,,,., ,, ,, ,Zz f fi-1 ggi. , jf f 'M W f 1 f fy Wifi, f f4 I ' ff, ' .,,, '- , , ' I9 ' ' f' 5 ' f ' ZW ff ff For a swell job of cheer leading, we salute you. A prize-winning snapshot I0 anybody's annual. The noon hour bull session. Mary Evelyn plus cocoa equal Poco- hunfas. Ode To a March Wind. A veritable land mark of Co-Lin, Open The door, girls. You've got company. Just a couple of couples. Did The bell ring? Take it through with The repeats. Watch out for splinters. k Z, t , , ..: 1 - W . g Sew X, . 4 1 D fr ' i 1 1. X . Q ef V , . . ' -5' ' P f. X ' Ny 'f-1.13 , V ' 1 f winks I 'N ' 2 .x Sv Fwiwwzxt M.. W :isis i 5 K I F25 ei 5' 'P 145: 1 . li 95' 'X 455291 I. . 2. 3. i 4 Y 5 i 6. 7. 3 8 3 . S A stickler for fundamentals. Speaking of oomph, The long and the short of it. No thank you, we've already regis- tered. Brook? Cupid's Utopia-the arcade. How's the weather up there, Jesse? Work Day. 3 Co-Lin beauties. Mom sent me this cake. What? Sure, have another piece. And so I says to him ..... ' ' Otho and his prize-winning canine, Zerffi. The Home Ec girls entertain, Anything can happen on Freshman Day. Good game, Dick. SHHiS ...,..av-v 'ie ,mm 'S' K v 'W essqn vv not I sv 'rua oucs-sus 'c YY 658611 Y! uv BY THE DUCHESS shame on you, Susan Proby! YES, -Q . irm talking to you. Make up your 1 ,MA Z ' mind whether his going to be Robf 1- m an A-iize or Willis Raider. lt. seems 1 'f' fm me you have both of these MYR ' , believing theyre the only one. There ' ' i is only one smug 1 donft quam uncer- ' wma, honey. Why uma it cake you I week to convince Roberpoi' this . V .Q mt ami' amy una weekend to con- me Wiiiis? swxy wana iam 1 f gullible than Rohm. All wma- 73 g aside, Sue. give one of we ,bays a I Yeah Quay.. nun. -....,.u,1v..,,...- N-4 I GUESS 'most all of us had ics? ggzwbiigfg xl tune dumng the Turkey Day ' Gm and aw Iidays, but acczordingx 'to the citvll ns of Grenada Zl'PT'Y' TURN- . ting - :mm and NARGMUJT zsmnf ovijefgigi Q . N hm! a perfectly Serumptu-I 55333 Abuz s holiday. Shame on you g.g,ixrIsf5DuQ1.xessQ gi' keeping the whole town aufakff Qiifie 5093: ' til the wee hours ef the a. m.L11::ff3f3fggA' f' ell, I'm glad you had a guard me while yan could. WE ARE sorry Winsome Gret- en Garrett decided she liked AI- ama better than our Magnolia ite. But sumpin' tells me some lk f Alabama JS 5 dS the main P ANK, ir? tes ftt 2 ,L 1. JI gn X dn 0 SPEAKING of FCXGTBA gk season is ov. aycrs, nmi' 'ihailthe ' the campus lassies will have xg' nance fo what their gridiron -mes are really like. Lack tq su, fellars. .Q E '5 'Q V 2-1 ' ,Edwin CIS ting along dine Bowi Byrd what Aume buth of xxx Q. strong affections fm init draft had at each izwiazfws, ought to Fannie Mae of some sf siudenix to rate b1'sxi::aa and beauty iii you 'a man uhP2l11Uf'll1,,'7' DUC I'-5 EM RAY Lv weeks of katie with Yes sible, Annie right for herseif 1354 ALTHOL GH The-mp, year firm Ieasi, has Q me ni' P1 1' ' I? 0 flmff At zftyle. xi , one that suits your Rmbms ani cali Li-2-CNU and ask im' the ess. rn guarantee no settle your wo- ,are wo ammrarfx im- some tune man trouble, - Q rest of U12 .quiet fellow , ?Sf:rrf'yt,obe -, , I was passing Peggrye Bmornsp wmpermonq E139 fi mom last nigh! after final bugle Bild! H43 3 il thought I heard Peggye vmispering Wkiarvard. Harvard. I decided to HSA ten a little cioser C despite the tact! iiizit X h9.dn't even rolled. up my hair ia Juliet. may I mid Miss Loftou had told me DDHSBTY EMR HHS31 :jj up gn up my rooml io sau why blond: Girl Hzggye had taken such 11 sudden in-fliisxriine Wilson ifzrefst in a big eastern university. Aa 305 ihezsa for ten dams, If 111.11 fs-sexi, xwhai do YU!! think Fm Mantgomery Ward? I got my ear a little closer LGR the fUDQrQ??'3i1, 55if2ai1iZ?EEi.99a 595' F Wesson WoQ I ' favs, snows -ru: nuenessf ! av THE num-gEa's 4 QI' f V' ARMAND PERRAITLTB fav-X I St 'ite song is It's Fnny To Ev-' 5 wr One But Me. Katherine, ' fx fate the lyrics, and the Bentifj f ent in it is oodh sooo sad. For Lame, Katherine. I A P ,J , 9 We 4' -, A f .1- 4- .A we , 4 J' 'JQTEW-f3': -.wiv 1-,-V .s,y. r g m . V MAA' 'W K s, 4 . , 4, , H.. ge N Rib, ., 'ffig ' ' en' 3 J 'I tipfrsez' W AA ' ' 'Wesmn Woo , ' i:?l E ETHA ITXQIWIBIATZ L44 trying BY THE 'DUCHE88 .ggiX'!A? two girls the same mxpresf IS PAT SLIPPING? Gaz' blonde cheszra, sing out , xrraine ridin' gytfs iii, Co-Li: tu bc, fb AND FRAN- I C , but as far is just as Waman of Mysf 'es get a little asf:- just cazaft mme tenths Robert I we aeqms verv co rm geurfseli Rob Q' sion--the 'I-iowcils and JUSEQTYIQIXBE Q Bfimlflaleb. From all l mm gathumg him more sm'- may acooixzltf Mud I dof 3 DE seems my Arrmwfzow Bays: num szxzere an , ' ' . 5 - ' Qjeezed now thai Grace 5 E Ii you are Ioukng for a Boys blew X VVesso21 Woo E BY THE DUQH E58 I. ,Q , F5 12. A S, K, , NT fm. 4 y, gf . f 3 . ' ': 'Wand st ' 'f se ' k i , Z 2 A X up in 6 W S' n as 56 5 je A r 1 1 V M 5 X I !5 J, 4 1 0 3 n B it 4 1 4 d ' , . , ug fm r , S ,-5, ,,., , is C My x ' ' 5 4, .Q J W , fq, 'L ' JY u we , 4 B 54 1-Sh eg 4 ,N 1 Q 1 1 , if Q 2 Ev F DICK AND RDBIYN, :Jw insepara- ble pair, are getting very versatile with their choice at wumen. One lime 11's Lcmiae Henry and nextllsnd 146811- bcy friend Haruki makes hia exii s week. New 1 any more' Y XS ARRLN SEEKS Ami to idrl to Warrefun 'n't. Q ,, . 1 Ze 5 V , is the very good wa MLUEE, the guy mth every eroxirk ofthe mad in county, is rising his dead berst to hold himself to one girl this year. Whether heis going to be able to won and win the lass is his prinvipal trouble right mm as Germslkiine Bowie is quite. popu- iar with ali the lady, f HATS OFF to Frances son and Wilson Tysong theyre SWYSYYI scrapie if I ever saw 1 More paws: to you, kiddies. THE PUPPY love wmanee had its bcginning in Brook fimxriahing into genuine affecuon right here on the campus. your eyes on Virginia Keyes Donald Priczeg they mean business. PAUL ELLZEY. anwther imc cur strong silent men, has cut enough tn Squire around two mes. Eva Pittman seems tn Ll the upper hand now, but Paul casts ten at oil heirem, Edith d ' PRENT kin and are doing their Gretchen !Gx-eta into the emma! 3. :law amd bye QlI!O1'9 for rfwks f, The Duchess! To think that I have to go through life knowing that I am the Duchess. Such a fate is mine. All year I have ridiculed myself to other peo- ple. I have called myself all manner of names in order not to be discovered. I have talked with boys and girls and have vehemently agreed that the so and so that writes the Wesson Woo is a no good, gossiping, prying, sea hag. Such a life was mine. And yet there was an element of fun in it all. One night each week I could sit down to my typewriter and write what I thought to be the truth about the courtships of Co-Lin. I think I can safely say that in no instance did I maliciously lie. It was my inten- tion to present Wesson woo as I saw it. l made many mistakes, of course, but then, don't we all? Now that I have confessed, let me digress a bit and give you some of the highlights of the year: Lip Martin and Amelia Langford, after some months of steady companionship, came to a parting of the ways. A boquet to R. C. May and Louise Bryant for being the most devoted couple on the campus. Two years of undivided attention merits notice. Red Liverman, the big fullback for the Wolves, succumbed to the affections of Mary Nell Beall and remained that way. My prediction at the first of the year about G. L. Coker and Mary Anna Hennington was fairly ac- curate. They're still at itl And then there was the complicated triangle that enclosed George Sibley, Katherine Ledbetter, and Armand Perrault. Not caring for Geometry, Armand turned to Marilyn Puckett. When Ed Dunn and Monteith Peevy withdrew from school, they cut my column down somewhat. They were news! Our M. S. C. W. gals didn't do so bad, either. With Betty Wells it was first Ed Smith, who later in the year was supplanted by Floyd Stratton. Ruth Ellzey was very much in evidence the first semester with gridironster Harold Dickerson. But Harold left after mid-term exams and made another empty space in the column. Marie Russell enjoyed the spotlight for a while as Jimmy Moses and Buddy Newman vied for her favor. Jo Grubbs was another lass who switched about from time to time. Her following was a trio, B. H. Pitts, Prent Bufkin, and Henry Allred. Another triangle that had me guessing land still doesl was the Dick Aiken, Grace Nichols, Warren Vaught affair. A round of applause to those couples who remained so devoted throughout the year: Rush Kellum and Bennie Rea Slay, Billy Adams and Doris Lang, Moon Mullins and Edith Ross, Val Marshall and Elizabeth Shelton, Margaret Martin and Kenneth Youngblood, Robert Mize and Susan Proby, Ray Hammons and Annie Ray l??l Howell. Tommy East didn't get around on the campus very much the first of the year but did go with Ouida Jean Metts a bit and finally developed a case with Louise Brister. ll lllll Lloyd Brooks enjoyed some little notoriety in the column when he tried to court Pat Jones and Lor- raine Benton at the same time. Lorraine won out, and they've been steady ever since. And now for a few that seemed destined to last but for some unexplainable reason didn't: Norris Vest and Agnes Simmons, Carl Coker and Edwina Godfrey, R. G. Mitchell and Dorothy Tanner, Hazle Parsons and Otho Amacker, Red Mitchell and Louise Brister, Lamar Thompson and Katherine Strait, Dean Gates and A. J. Whittington, Hal Kelly and Teresa Foster, Carl Izard and Ruth Papizan, Paul Ellzey got quite busy the second semester taking care of a C. A. A. course and Betsy East. Martha Thompson lthe Hazlehurst gal with the Miami Beach complexionl was seen with J, L. Collins the first semester and with Howard Hankins the second. Nice work if you can do it. Paul Coussens and Mary Bush Sheppard made the rounds together and seemed to have a mutual interest in music and each other. Gretchen Garrett had a lot of boys wanting her company, but 'tis rumored that she had a strong in- terest elsewhere. It must have been strong, she left school. Arthur Varnado and Katherine Simms began their courtship in a rather tepid manner, but soon warmed up and when last heard from, were head over heels. Francis Izard made quite a few trips to the Girls' Dorm to see Betsy East and later to see Merle Carr. Nice going, Francis. Frank Winesette took an active interest in drum major Wanda at first, played solitaire for a while, had several dates with Sue Barnes, and finally melted under the spell of blonde Ouida Jean Metts. Geraldine Bowie proved to be a man-getter with jillions to her credit. The latest tabulation shows Red Mitchell to be the man of the moment. Roland Stevens came out of hiding long enough to make the column with Evalyn Hamilton and Mae Nell Gladney. Bill Beasley didn't so much as stick his head in the Girls' Dormitory this year. The reason? Martha Hart, of course. The courtship of Tom Moak and Marguerite Boe was in spurts at first, but settled down to a steady tempo after mid-term. Well, that's a few of the highlights of the year. And thanks for putting up with my nonsense, you're all swell sports. One final tip from the Duchess and I'll never worry you again. Remember: LOVE IS A FUNNY THING. IT HAS TO BE MUTUAL TO EXIST COMFORTABLY, THE DUCHESS Edgar Simmons P VX, ve H2352 'Ji Do we have football practice today, Lip? Picture of contentment. Come and get it! A bevy ot beauties. This is a Iota bunk. Miss Smith and Mr. Ewing, it you please. Oh well, maybe you didn't see it the first time. The iitterbug band in a between-halves exhibition. We got our picture took. Don't trust him, girlie. Victory March. September 2, 1940. Do you think we'II beat Decatur, Coach? 1 Y ,4 J, V H , H ,,.,,,,.,.., , ,.,,,. .,., , I N i 2 .fqmzm 4 . , 5 ,, f, ff' ff 1 L IQ ,xii , A - '44, , ' 'ffshvyuffs , f ff 'f V Ax- M QW fwiu, f 5 f VW! , A I A f 'gm W Q 1 rf, .Z if iftfft.,We,....gg,- 4 M I, ,iff H ,my - 'ng' 'f. :W-ep I,-in-V 5? ,,,fW,,g,ff A . ef ,aa 'liz V W , I v.,,f -2 I ff . ' 'f'1f7t, if . V 1 ' .1 11 i fy ,, . If My '-:rw 'W M: 4 4 ,,,f.1-0, f w .ff e -I f Ay 4 , 'L VU, 51: X i-..L.4..,.41.-....f ,ZjA. . ,l,3: , ' ' ' H: ug. .gzm-...., 3 I 3419. M my l 4 W 533622 'M :pn 4 ,M A , 1 'Wu lm ' wi w f l 'vw 4'f'lvQIlfA'!1 WND 9 03,1515 Qviilwivid mining The band and pep squad combine To forrn a Throughout The grid season Miss Smifh and Mr. Franklin sfaged shows of senior college caliber. Our hats are off To both of you. We want a Touchdown! Jusf wailing. Donald and Virginia. They Iefl us al mid-term. The inner sanclorium of The W Club. Didja ever lie down at the fool' of The flag pole and look up? We did, see? Girls, Gingham and Giggles. Lip, the ladies man. Could you arrange il so I wouldn't have any Saturday classes. Clean-Up Day, UNI HIHIIS llllllll Sept. 3-Registered today--so much fun--met the cutest boy--football player-- Sept. 4-6 r o u p meetings--getting acquainted-- found out he likes blondes-- Sept. 5-Prayer meeting--gave me a swell feeling-- Sept. 8-00-oo--standing date for Saturday night picture shows--Goody! Sept. 9-Went to Wesley Foundation--John at B. Y. P. U.--to vesper together-- Sept. I-I-Wolves took the wind out of Miss. College Reserve's sails--lJohn's touchdown did itl Sept. I6-Music recital--I wish John could sing like that redhead-- Sept. Zl--Tea in lobby with faculty as a receiving line--Whew! Sept. 26-Freshman tea at Mrs. Ewing's--nice---- Sept. 30-I-lome Economics Club meeting--maybe I do need to know how-- Oct. I-French Club--Je ne sais pas and all that! Oct. 7-I-lome Economics Club picnic--no John-- Oct. Sflnternational Relations Club meeting--hope I make it second semester--C-otta start studying--- October Z3-Lions Club's style l?l show and what a show! Oct. Sl-Went to Wesley Foundation with Sam-- can I help it if John's Baptist? Nov. 7fTea for us two--and the rest of the stu- dents-- Nov. 8-Homecoming! Cala occasion--victorious and happy--and did that band Jitterbug! ! Nov, I8-Weiners, rain, and a good time at the Methodist Sunday School party--John at the Bap- tist party-- Nov. I9--Drank tea and exchanged polite nothings with the faculty-- Nov. ZO-Thanksgiving! I-lome, sweet home--won- der if Dick's at home--or Joe Nov. 2-I-Back at school with three extra pounds-- Oh woe! Nov. 28-Stunt Night--Brr-r hair-raising stunts such as the Annual Staff's, should always win--hope I sleep-- Nov 29-I-Iazlehurst Chamber ot Commerce banquet --social in the gym lno datel Dec. 8-I-Iome Economic's tea--iust writing about it makes me hungry-- Dec. 20-Santa Claus may be coming to town, but I'm on my way home--Tra-la-la--- Jan. 2-Gosh, I was glad to see Sam after two weeks--I love the way he combs his hair-- Jan. 9--Examinations! I-lere I come trailing clouds of gloryl?l-- Jan. I8-Basketball and I thought the roof was go- ing off the gym-- lhope l'lI have a date for all of theml -- Jan. 24-Operetta practice and does Jimmy sing divinely--OI'll Jan. 30-So excited I could die--first primary of Who's Who--and I was up for--- Feb. 4-Second Primary--I lost out, but Jimmie says that--- Feb. 6-Presentation of Who's Who winners--grand program--wish I had a blue dress Iike--- Feb. IO- l-Iistory repeats itself lShakespeare?l-- dated John to a recital--Glory! Feb. I4-Methodist Student Conference here--hope the grits and gravy holds out-- Feb. 25-Mardi Gras--Oh, I'm dead--our band really looked good--ho hum--I can't meet that class--- Feb. 27-Ole Shakespeare comes to Co-Lin--I see him not, yet I hear him still. Feb.28-We Freshmen had a party and a swell time-- I wish John wouldn't ignore me---after all, I asked him to go! Mar. 3-Howard S. Williams and Religious Empha- sis Week--I'm going to start reading my Bible-- honest! Mar. IO-Heard the music talking again-- Mar. I2-Oh the breath of spring and homeward bound--Get my feet under mother's table. Mar. 2I-We listened to the Mocking birds,--alias the operetta--I know that Jimmy sang just for me-- Mar. Z4-Jam session--just us girls had a party this afternoon-- Mar, 25- All the world's a stage, --especially Co- Lin tonight with the Dramatic Club plays ------ Mar. 27-The Sophomores had a Class Party--and John didn't even ask me--I hate him! Mar. 28-B. S. U. sunrise breakfast--Hi-Y and Girl Reserves parties--everybody's doing something but me! April 6+Literary contest--now maybe Sam'll pay more attention to me-- April IO-Annual Staff Chicken fry--surely am glad Sam's a member--oh, I had a grand time--burned my tir1ger--he--- April II-Party for the Methodist girls in the hut-- wish I had another ham sandwich before I go to bed-- April I4-I-Iigh school girls entertained the rest of us in the lobby--I must be sIippin'-- didn't have a date tonight-- May I-The Co-Lin Trillium was published--and guess what? they printed pieces of my diary--hor- rors! John-Sam-Jimmy---goodbye!-- May 5-Examinations Coming up--I need to study but I haven't got but two more weeks to sit on the campus-- May I I-Commencement sermon--everything so sol- emn and beautiful--it kinda' hurts-- May I2-Oh Math, where is thy victoryg Oh failure, where is thy sting? I'lI take you on again next year ---- May I6-Craduation---farewells---Hope Dick's at home ----- l, , ' ,JU . y,,,,,,, it W ff lHHll llllll H HHY Whereas the boys of Co-Lin gain prac- tical knowledge of farm work one day each month, the girls receive practical training that is equally important. They learn how to serve a meal. For ages it has been the duty of the woman to serve meals. This is one pre- cedent that has stood the acid test of time, and will undoubtedly continue to do so. l would venture to say that no girl has come to Co-Lin lor any other insti- tutionl without matrimonial aspirations. lt is natural for every woman to want to be a wife. At Co-Lin the girls learn just what it is to wait on a table sur- rounded by seven hungry students. They learn what men like to eat, how they like their food seasoned, what they like to talk about and, in general, more about men than they would otherwise know. Although it is doubtful that every girl will be able to snare themselves a hus- band while at Co-Lin, the training that they receive here while serving will be valuable in any walk of life. The dining room duties that the girls perform during their month of serving may be one of three. The majority of the girls do the actual serving of the meal-placing the food on the table, pouring water into glasses, and hurrying back after refills. Others have certain tables allotted to them for coffee service. The remaining girls see that the syrup pitchers on the table are filled before each meal. Syrup is a popular Southern delicacy and Southern boys and girls can do more damage to a pitcher of syrup and a plate of hot biscuits than nearly any- one else. The girls receive their instruction from Miss Fannie Callender, the Co-Lin dieti- cian, and in conversations with her learn even more about the culinary art. lt should be stated here that another trait that the girls develop is the art of being cheerful. Cheerfulness goes hand in hand with a meal, and Co-Lin girls soon learn they must above all be cheerful while serving. ln general, the training they re- ceive is just as essential as any curricular course they could take. it fr i LY i - - ri- li -Y J ' ---. i, - l, ,' T, l SQ if l ' . Q ii ll i l lACTlVlTlE T THROUGHOUT the annual we have endeavored to stress the importance of extra-curricular activities to the Co-Lin students. No phase of Co-Lin is better balanced than this. Students have a chance to take part in nearly any type of activity they choose. There are numerous clubs, musical organ- izations, athletics, religious organizations in which the student can take part. Recognition is paid near the end of school each year to students who have had some degree of success in their extra-curricular activities. The seven people who gain the highest number of activity points lpoints earned by club membership, offices, individual and group performancesl receive gold medals. The thirteen next highest receive silver medals. Bronze medals are presented to the next highest twenty students. The eight high- est high school students also receive bronze medals. ln addition to this recognition the student's activity record is forwarded to the school he next enters. ln this way students who are capable of doing this type work are assured more of a chance to continue their work than would ordinarily be the case. REMEMBER WHEN ---- Coach Johnson won the Lions' Club Style Show with his bewitching beach ensemble ---- you heard the orchestra for the first time ---- the Wolfpack avenged last year's defeat by running roughshod over Decatur ---- Dick Thames used to make pep talks in chapel ---- Wesson held its Cow Day ---- when the band went to Mardi C-ras ---- Editor Edgar got hung loh joyl on Stunt Night ---- Howard S. Williams conducted Christian Emphasis Week ---- Harry Dickerson used to thrill the basketball fans with his tricky court maneuvers - - - - you had to stand in line to buy and sell books - - - - the Dramatic Club presented their raido play ---- the Clee Club presented their operetta ---- the bugle blew an hour too early one morning ---- the TRILLIUMS came outl , 1 ?z,fLc13tere-rrpff up 95211121 zz!l!.sv'??s'i 'g? 7,31 l Z ft! 7,5 -1 ???'g 1-gr 'iA.3?i!qgfqree1.g 2, .. . . H7 -1? A kt 1.2 ?:,z engcn ci- Itch-'?2 ?'1'z ????zzljZ?zz??'!z5 l.2.2?'1f'1-2, zi'!'z'2Zl5'r '1 Q' -. 'e. 12.-' 1-1- 'Z A5554 hir? ??'? ? TEACHERS, we have found, have favorite expressions. To quote a few: Mr. Pearce: Be specific! What th inkest thou? Mr, Hill: Didja ever hear the one about- Miss Leggett: Some authorities say one thing and others say another. Miss Mutton: The piano is the maste Miss Metcalfe: Don't forget operetta ,Miss Thompson: No, no, no, no, no, ONE day a month each Co-Lin boy tosses his Lit book in a corner and dons overalls and brogands for a day's work with Cap Wallace. Despite the fact all of 'em groan when their work day comes they really enjoy a day spent outside of class rooms. In that day they can forget bad grades and reproving profs, work up an appetite and get some practical experience. lt is the uncertainty of what type of work a boy will do that makes the day a trifle exciting. He may be sent to plow some lonely hill behind the school, shove a lawn mower over the campus, drive a team of mules, pull corn, haul hay, build fences, drive a truck, or any of a score of jobs that accompany each season. ln doing these jobs the boys learn to work with other boys, how to take instructions, and, most important of all, what it means to get close to nature. 104 f,-.1 51 f . N., 4 J.. WX In '- Q z 33 Y'J',v L- ,, If Ca 9 - ,xg 09 1 A .5 xii., f fn ..,,. 'P l fl ffli X4 .f,'.-Q4 22 Q2 222222 ui an mf' F T'Ji'w7 Ui' mm n -' ui Ln -nw T rI'i'n -ri U 52E..E?5E.SQ59Q oO-Q-O 343 5 Q-1 FJ: 1 ED. T FDUQEU1 1 3 FD fb '1 -53 O... -,mf U-3 3 O -9 Q4 ro Q- - 2 5 3 K: 22 -1 'HO I : 1295 '23 :ZS jsj,O U3 : - 'O - 3m 5232 -2 gg m O3'fD-o-1' C L-r N U' 5 9, -,-f -- jg..-V -N2 .., .mUQU ,D 3 ro D, -rl Q Igq gm -3 -O ' 2 3 : QL FD Z5 i -f2 o Efmgtff mg c -P-. -Um ' '4 3' U' 'cm5 U, 'D O E -. Elo : 23 5 3 IU' 1,23 - W M 5' 'ir' C QU 2 3- o. m OBJ 7r 3-fb FD -. s: g' EL... 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Thumb through the pages of these ads and note the tirms who bought space in the advertising sec- tion. You will soon be earning and spend- ing your own money. lt is our hope that in making a selection of companies with whom you spend your money that you will give caretul consideration to the firms who thought enough of you and your institution to contribute to the pub- lication ot this yearbook. CCDPIAH-LINCCDLN Junior College ACCREDITED BY THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGES WESSQN MISSISSIPPI O MTHE SCHOOL WITH A FUTURE O PRESIDENT JAMES M. EWING -f 4:27216 Quik fo effer Zvbzq Q From the very beginning, our aim has been to give a better Natural Gas Service to a greater number of people, in order that they might enjoy a new comfort and conven- ience in their daily lives. Q United Gas Service is a dependable Service. VVhen you use your range, when you want hot water, or when you need to drive away the XVlHl6I',S chills, this Service is always at hand-ready and waiting for youll I United Gas Service is a pioneer of Better Living in your community! The United Gas way is the path to Better Living! I I I I - I I I I MONARCH CHEMICAL COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF A FULL LINE OF SANITARY PRODUCTS AND FLOOR FINISHES ...O f.. COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE ARE FINISHED WITH O Our Representative will be glad to call on you and furnish an estimate. I I I I I I I MONARCH CHEMICAL COMPANY NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA SERVICE UUR MOTTO With Compliments of BROOKHAVEN STEAM LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANER R L BLADES PHONE 431 BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI I I I I I I I I I I I I I LI I T ' S INVEST IN BEITER ll For SO EASY TO HAVE PROPER LIGHTING H IQIIERSIGHI QQ ' N G QU at Home or at - ' r School ' cuiiw! 5 Have you seen the new pin-to-wall lzunps and the niodern adapte1's'? So easy lo add Z1 cheerful, healthy lighting ZIITZIHQCIIICIII to any room with these inexpensive items. And the new IES student lzunps are ideal for study 1'oon1 at school or holne. Ask your dealer to show you how you can easily have the right kind and amount of light for study, work or play. ebe,6l5Su::,z PX. :I lk e , S MISSISSIPPI POWER 81 LIGHT GO. I Your Privately Owned Utility Company That ls Already Fully Prepared to Supply Power Needs of Defense lndustry. Compliments of PURITY ICE CREAM COMPANY Brookhaven, Mississippi CLARK-AYERS, Inc. Authorized Dealers FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN ZEPHYR S A L E S O SERVICE USED CARS AND TRUCKS Phones 300 - 323 BROOKHAVEN, MISS. Good Pasture Grasses and Legume Hays Fed to Dairy Cows and Sold as Milk or Cream is a Profitable Farming Practice BROOKHAVEN CREAMERY CO., Inc. EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING LINCOLN COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY 185 - Phones - 530-W Brookhaven - Wesson - Hazlehurst B1'00kh3Ven Mississippi TRAMR5 ' MSELS Walley-Field Brookhaven Pressed Brick SCHOOL COACHES Dru Store g 49 Mfg. Co. O THE anooiu-IAVEN Mississippi C E REXALI. STORE MOTQR CQ. 345 - Pi-iouzs - 346 Compliments BROOKHAVEN BRQQKHAVEN Phone Miss. HANDLEMAN'S Home Office N2 111 HAL TUCKER BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI D I X T T R E 6lLet us sell you Bank Sz Trust ,, irofmefly ARcAoE i Company what YOU Wear BROOKHAVEN Mlsslssirrl BROOKHAVEN MISS. . ' W D B E N 0 I T , S Deposits Insured ' ' By L O F T O N ' S Bnooiu-IAVEN Mlssisslrrl Fedetal Dewi, Insurance Corpora- BROOKHAVEN Lovely Things At Little Prices 'ion 'O' 55090 'O' Miss. Each Depositor. l l l I I l -.1-I ROBERT E. REA, President JAS. S. REA, Vice-President L. O. CARRAWAY, Cashier IRENE STOREY, Bookkeeper BANK OF WESSON I V Always a Booster for Copiah-Lincoln - Member of - Mississippi Bankers Association, American Bankers Association, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation S M I T H 81 S NI I T H WESSON, MISSISSIPPI WESSON PHARMACY Headquarters C0-LIN STUDENTS and FACULTY v v DRY coops, cRocERlEs 5 FEEDS Phone ml COMPLIMENTS B. F. YOUNGBLOUD EVERYTHING PICK: PAY GROCERY WIISSON MISSISSIPPI wsssoN Mississippi SOmp'ImSfIfS CO Ip'I 'e IS of RUFUS MIDDLETON HARDWARE PAR'-OR WHOLESAL:h ouL8i3:s1'mau1'oR WSSSSII MISSISSIPPI vii: THI::1:S2':pi WESSON one Mississippi me umvznslu. can WISE MOTOR COMPANY HAZLEHURST V Ford Products Since 1914 V COMPLETE SERVICE FOR CARS OF ALL MAKES Compliments Hazlchurst Oil Mill and FERTILIZER COMPANY HAZLEHURST MISSISSIPPI ALFORD 81 MILLER'S HAZLEHURST COPIAH COUNTY'S BEST STORE A GREEN SL W. L. Tillman Bank of Harris Cleaners I sheriff cy Tax Collector Hazlehurst 5' Laundry Coplah County BOX 188 ' Phone I00 Hazlehursf. Hazlehurst, Miss. HARDWARE HAZLEHURST, Mlss. MISSISSIPPI 3,6 I Phones - 3,7 l.-l-. Q fr WESTERN AUTO CAPITAL FURNITURE Associate Store AND sz:-ISLNSQSYG , E'iiL1'l'l.'.?,.,T.'.lf,T S suRPl.us HAZLEHURST HAZLEHURST JAMESpi'I5Ilfo'fDsoN' S200.000.00 Miss. HAZLEHURST, MISS. ACME CRACKERS - SALTINES PRINTING CO. Publishers COPIAH COUNTY NEWS HAZLEHURST, MlsslsslPPl A SOUTHERN FAVORITE VORIES BAKING CO. NEW oRLEANs, LA. Merchants Sz Planters Bank HAZLE Compliments , MEMBER F. D. In C. THEATRE SESSIONS HAZLEHURST MlsslsslPPl HAZLEHURST B'I0i,'1'g'QVEN The Loubat Glassware 49 Cork Co. Cooking and Serving Equipment and Supplies For Hotels, Restaurants, Cafeterias. Clubs, Hospitals and Institutions THE ELITE SHOP FEMlNlNE WEAR lnez Hotel Building BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI Compliments Compliments NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA CIIHS- D- Smith ANN'5 Our Engineering Department Will J E W E I. E R Solve Your Problem Brookhaven Mioo. Brookhaven, Miss. Bos-I-bN SHOE VT STANDARB Compliments CompliI'nenTsM TWO Good Smeg RANDY RAY PREssINc sHoP STATION Brookhaven and ' D. R. McKAY R. E. HUX, JR. Hazlellursl Wesson MISS' Wesson Miss. Wesson Miss. LORECO Compliments CENTRAL OLIN'S NEWS SERVICE BLUE MOON SERVICE STAND and STATION CAFE STATION TAXI SERVICE FLOYD FUNCHESS W, B. 5,,i,,ge,, pmp. A. Q. RICE DIAL 2921 Wesson' MISS' Wesson, Miss. Wesson Miss. Wesson Miss. The Art Studio JoHN I-I. WILLIAMS. Prop. Brookhaven, Miss. V When we began the Photographic Work tor the l94l Trillium our aim was to make an outstand- ing group of Photographs that would be a credit to this book and to ourselves. With the fine coopera- tion ot the '4l Statt, the Faculty, and the Student 3ody, vve teel vve have achieved this result. V JOHN l-l. WILLIAMS V. D. YOUNCBLOOD, President G Manager A. W. BENTZ, Sec.-Treas. SOUTHERN WHOLESALE CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS BROOKHAVEN, MISS. COMPLIMENTS Man Makes Bread Compliments JOHN B. PERKINS B'ea2,f'22f.Ma THE FAMOUS, FURNITURE COMPANY TAS-TEE BREAD 'nc- Be A Better Man BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Because It's Pure Mlss. and Wholesome COMPLIMENTS Compliments 9 H of f man's Drug Store BAKERY GULLEY S BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI MISS. MISS. Compliments of Compliments Compliments F NERAL Scheuman Day JITNEY DICKS0N,S U Barber Cr Beauty HOME shop JUNGLE CRYSTAL SPRINGS MISS, Modem Funeral Home Brookhaven Miss. Brookhaven Miss and Equipment . O V Wesson Service Station Located at BUMPER T0 BUMPER SERVICE We Cater Especially CRYSTAL SPRINGS WITH ExpERlENCEp WHlTE LABOR to the wants of and T N BUTLER Prop College Students UTICA phone 2891 I ' ' Weson, Miss You'll Find What You Need And You Can See It Before You Buy. Can You Do This On Mail Orders? C. B. Perkins Hardware and Supply Company One of the South's Great Stores More than a slogan that appears in aal our advertising. . .an actual tact that has become more evident with each passing yearl Built on the policy ot selling de- pendable merchandise ot high quality tor reasonable prices, ALEX LOEB'S is today in a better position to serve you than ever betorel May we have this pleasure, soon! ALEX LOEB, Inc. One of the SouI'I1's Great Stores BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI MERIDIAN, MISS. oaan mam zioa aamzias ala-iawoa v iaaississiw somuas 'ivrsuo SOUTHERN JINVJIIIOO UNITED ICE SERVICE HTVSHTOHM UAlV'If5I2I5I S S-LN3Wl'1dW03 CRYSTAL SPRINGS MISSISSIPPI COmD'fmefifS CO 'P me 'S P. W. Sadler Kc Company THUMPSUNS J' C' ggrmn csN:RAi. Acems HAZLEHURST . cAsuAi.'rY e AuToMoaii.e iNsuRANcz Crystal Sprmgs, MISS. MISS. Jackson, Mississippi PERMANENT. POSITAIGNS Oliicmpositions in business or Civil Service provide permanent careers. Oyer 2,000 open- ings annually through out eight Southwide Placement Departments. Ge: catalog M now. MM BUSINESS COLLEGE 502V1 E. Capitol JACKSON MISSISSIPPI CO-LIN BOOK STORE Books, School Materials, Candies, Drinks, Cakes, Pies We Strive To Please I v .iiwf A ' Ii?41l9.s5E ...,...........1 MI .il fi . X I fi, , w tf: me 13, ,, ,H ' '., I . I I f'fqnfu ,X I Gil- S1,,.Lz, W W ...., .X.,.,.M-n 9 4 I-.hi- TUCKER PRINTING HOUSE -- JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Annual specialists for over twenty years Engravings in this book furnished by The Mississippi Engraving Company of Jackson, Mississippi 1 r k ' W, p m . W V V : .: W 'Elf' 1 . V .X-'-ff! 5 L V , , V' N, 1 . ,if ,J rl V, v. V, mf ' fx ,1 JT. 4 4 , 1 l -V r In, w I 1 ,gf . Q' ,' J bl' ,. 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