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

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GJ' 'f' I Fsilfu- I-I if 'Ov' - 1 Wil A Yijfll Quail. y Q.. len onlie Wh- 're -WF' Published By the Students of COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE AND AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL Wesson, Mississippi 2 Sponsored By THE SOPHOMORE CLASS May this issue of the 1947 Co-Lin Trillium be a reminder of your year at Co-Lin. We have en- deavored to record student life and at the same time enrich those memories cherished by us all. The music you will find featured throughout the book is essentially a part of our Alma Mater. Much of the harmony of campus life at Co-Lin centers around the melody and overtones of its music. We pay tribute to the musical notes which symbolize the linking of traditions of the past and aspirations of the future. At the same time we would have you remember the physical, intellectual and spiritual influences which characterize our campus. ADMINISTRATION ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES FEATURES ATHLETICS 3 ADVERTISEMENTS vf '23 y Odyf CZ1f'ff6'I'5 dyalh S, ,U 5 N JAMES M. EWING, B.S.. M.A., PRESIDENT Mississippi State, Columbia University 4 E As the school year draws to a close, we, the 4 Q ,Im 1 .Q students of Copiah-Lincoln, salute our President, If J. M. Ewing. His clear understanding of all ' matters, his sincere and enthusiastic interest in ,u,, the college have been an inspiration to both ?Nf491S!Av faculty and students. . mmf: ' ' , , 1 ., ..,e ... A . as f 'v-2..i'f f. c. '...fi, ,, 1 T ' ' .' To the Sophomores of 1947: This is the first issue of the Co-Lin Trillium since 1942. Your years of absence represents years of service by hundreds of Copiah-Lincoln men and women to their country. The year 1947 marks a new milestone in the history of Copiah-Lincoln. The Sophomores of 1947 have a peculiar responsibility for the post-war pro- gram, not only at Co-Lin, but throughout the state and nation. Your progress and contribution will be watched with keen interest and appreciation. May the Spirit of Copiah-Lincoln harmonize with your spirits to the end that the Institution and the llndividual may greatly enrich the state and nation. Very sincerely, J. M. Ewing. 5 W. S. Henley, President R. E. Rea, Secretary Mrs. G. P. Brown Grady Callender C. Holloway E. Ray Izard W. W. McCormick COPIAH COUNTY George Marks A. B. Barlow M. F. Hennington W. W. Bishop Walter Barlow REGISTRAR AND BUSINESS MANAGER J. J. WESSON, Bs., M.A. Cumberland University University of Mississippi FRED E. THOMPSON, B.A. University of Mississippi Even with his duties as Registrar and teacher, Mr. Wesson has found time to win the favor of the student body. Hard-working and efficient, Mr. Thompson plays a leading roll in the progress of our College. 4M0,..- ' BOARD OF TRUSTEES Luther C. Magee Dr. Otho Messer A. Sidney Minton Frank Oswalt T. V. Rush Carlos Smith B. W. Cagle BOARD OF SUPERVISORS L1NcoLN COUNTY Martin Holmes Jim Coker Clint B. Brister Leroy Leggett J. Hugh James SIMPSON COUNTY T. E. Berry J. A. Ashley H. B. Smith C. I... Steen C. P. Mahaffey I 'L ., . li -' - iff . Wi VV QQ' 5 1 . A XX f Q! N 6 as 70 xx 1 , Y' sy i xv 4 il ii , 2 '?2'ii-A l1 Z 'T' 'H' ' l 2:1-' ii ' - , , Q ,M x.,N X , A 4 . X ' nf-K Q-'. - ' Pg. : , Q . .fi A M I il .1 .VL - ,..- ..,.. 4 I X' .. Q . 1 U I 'W 1' . as OFFICE STAFF MISS MARTHA NELL NEWTON Copiah-Lincoln Junior College ' GRAYDON I... MULLEN Graduate of Soule University MISS ALMA LOUISE GORDON Copiah-Lincoln Junior College Indispensable members in the business office are Miss Newton, clerk, and Mr. Mullen, bookkeepcr. Equally capable is Miss Gordon, secretary to the President- three who are always ready to aid the students. ENGLISH MISS KATHLEEN TAYLOR, B.A., M.A. Miss. Woman's College, University of Texas MISS LAURA BELL LINDSEY, B.A., M, A. Millsaps College, George Peabody College MISS WILLIE MAE HAMILL, B.A., M.A. Grenada College, University of Alabama MISS MILDRED GIFPORD, B.A., M.A. Union University, S. Baptist Theo. Semin. MISS FRANCES MOORE, B.A., M.A. Central College, Baylor University One of the many things of which we are proud at Co-Lin is our excellent English Department, under the supervision of Miss Lindsey. By reason of its influence, many have gained a greater appre- ciation for literature and the use of the English Language. .pf 3.1. ' I J i f . f . f4?'if?4,1 MATHEMATICS 1. J. WESSON, Es., M.A. Cumberland Univ., Univ. of Miss. MISS MARY PHILLIPS, B.S., M.A. George Peabody College J. R. RICKS, B.A., GRADUATE STUDY Delta State Teachers, College Classes in algebra, trig and general math are the specialties of these who have made thescience of numerals and angles both interesting and beneficial. SOCIAL SCIENCE F. M. FORTENBERRY, B.A. Mississippi College Miss GRACE HUEE, B.A., M.A. University of Alabama REX RAY PEARCE, B.s., M.A. University of Mississippi Superior in quality and scope, this de- partment is one of the most popular at Copiah-Lincoln. It has succeeded in offer- ing the student a comprehensive knowledge of history and an understanding of the social world. fr-...J 5 F lliwncgl LANGUAGES MISS FRANCES MOORE, B.A., M.A. Central College, Baylor University The colorful and interesting teaching of Spanish, French and Latin offers the linguist well-rounded guidance. BIBLE ROY C. CLARK, B.A., B.D. Millsaps, Yale University W. C. DRUMMOND, B.A., Th.M. Miss. College, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary This year the pastors of the local churches have taught the courses in religion on the campus. By their graphic teaching of the Bible, religion has gained a new and larger meaning in the lives of the students. SCIENCE ROBERT S. STRAIT, B.S. Millsaps College H. T. HUDDLESTON, B.A., M.S. Arkansas College, University of Ark. JAMES M. LEWIS, JR., B.S. Mississippi State Many students have discovered science to be an intriguing and beneficial study under the guid- ance of this trio. 8 AGRICULTURE JAMES M. LEWIS, JR., Rs. Mississippi State J. R. HAMILTON, Rs., M.s. Mississippi State, Ala. Poly-Tech. Agriculture is one of the outstanding courses at Co-Lin. These able educators give the students an insight in and under- standing of the major source of income in our State. W I'-P'-4...... ,N s.....,, COMMERCIAL MRS. F. M. FORTENBERRY, B.A. Mississippi College MISS FRANCES SKULLEY, B.A., M.A. Bowling Green College, Univ. of Mich. MISS MARY M. THOMPSON. B.A., Blue Mountain College Of paramount importance to us is the under- standing of the business world. Such understand- ing combined with efficient training prepares thc student to take his place in this necessary phasc of life. HOME ECONOMICS MRS. ALTRA GILL, B.S., Mississippi Southern This department, under the direction of Mrs. Gill, offers the student training in home-making and all of its associated arts. This department also plays an important part in the social life on the campus. It sponsors many of our big social events. spur A' ,,,,,,,- I .- Ng, I' 'WH LIBRARIAN MRS. FRANK OSWALT, Certificate In Library Science George Peabody College One who plays an important part in the life at Co-Lin is Mrs. Oswalt. With her help and clear knowledge of bcoks, students more easily utilize the several thousand volumes selected to answer their needs. NURSE MISS ALLIE LEE LOFTON, R.N. King's Daughters Hospital, Brookhaven Miss Lofton's duties as School Nurse and Assistant Dean of Women have made her an integral part of our school. Her responsibility for the students' welfare means a job well done. FACULTY HOUSE HOSTESS MRS. HAL A. ELLIS, B.S., B.M. Judson College A charming hostess who adds a touch of home to the faculty house is Mrs. Ellis. She is well known to the students for her piano accom- paniments at chapel and vesper. DIETITIAN MISS FANNIE CALLENDER This necessary part of the college is efficiently run in keeping with the standards of economy of the school. This efficiency is due to the efforts of Miss Callender, who always has the interest of the stu- dents at heart. , rw-wfsm Qb 3 YBN ,Hal Y Q H rf' E ' ' ,,f 'f3g ni l 'I ' g J V S 3 . MUSIC MRS. J. M. EWING, B.A., M.A. Millsaps College, Columbia University MISS JULIA GUESS, B.M., M.S. M.S.C.XV., Columbia University MISS GERTRUDE K. MUTTON, B.M., Graduate Study Wesylan, Berlin, Germany RALPH W. FRANKLIN, B.S., Graduate Study L.S.U., Northwestern University The training received by the Music Depart- ment students serves a dual purpose-these stu- dents acquire excellent instruction in voice, piano, band and music technique, and also this knowl- edge is shared by all the campus at the many enjoyable programs given. The return of Mr. Franklin has again brought the Band and Orchestras to the front. 'ge ' rf N . R. TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION R. N. COWART, B.A., M.ED. Texas A. Sl M. ' B. E. HENDERSON Grad. of Ford Automotive Training School, Ford Motor Company This department of the school is one of the most valuable, serving to give occupational training to those who desire it. The class in woodworking is popular. The class in mechanical drawing gives instruction to the young engineers on our campus. Mr. Henderson gives his students complete courses in all phases of Auto Mechanics. He has made this course interesting bv making it highly practical. PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERT S. STRAIT, B.S. Millsaps College MRS. R. RICKS, BS. Delta State Teachers' College F. M. FORTENBERRY, B.A. Mississippi College J. R. RICKS, B.A. Delta State Teachers' College The pleasure and relaxation afforded the student in Copiah-Lincoln's program for health and physical education contributes to a well-rounded course. Mr. Strait and Mrs. Ricks conduct the Boys' and Girls' Physical Education classes, and Mr. Fortenberry and Mr. Ricks coach football, basketball and other sports. L- , DEAN OF WOMEN MISS LULA STEVENS, M.E.L., M,A. Blue Mountain College, Columbia Univ. With her characteristic charm and gra- ciousness of manner, Miss Stevens capably fills the position of Dean of Women. In her, students find a sympathetic and be- nignant friend-one with an outlook and philosophy which seems to correspond with their own. 'i-If Jyf' 1. ' A, 5 'vuzmah' ' DEAN OF MEN H. T. HUDDLESTON, B.A., M.S. Arkansas College, University of Ark. Because of his genuine interest and con- sideration, because of his loyalty and sincerity, because of his keen sense of humor, Mr. Huddleston makes a fine Dean of Men. His delightful baritone has en- livened many a chapel program and made him a popular performer. --all' 'ex mga , if W5 Wwe, 25 E53 5, E511 ' 'L eff' GOING INTO THE BOYS' DORMITORY 9 R., ff f 'if ' Agfa' 4 .3 , 2 ,fm , . . 2, f , f f 3 1-. f' ' fr .i .r ' Q I1 4' X J M , , fps si ,, , r . fin H : . 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W esson BYRD, ALICE EARL .... McCall IT l .nn-..., xy-C fel. rw.. X 'HTLTII' gy n TIHHE SOP!!-HO CAGLE, LOLITA . ., ..... Carpenter CALCOTE, ELSIE . . . ..... Luc1en CALCOTE, MARY LOU ....... Lucien CALHOUN, DONIS ........ Monticello CLIBURN, CECIL . . . . .Hazlehurst COKER, CLAUDINE .. ..... Wesson CONERLY, ROBERT .... Oakvale COWARD, MARY SUE ....... Auburn COWART, LEWIS . . . . .Caddo, Texas CRAFT, ONNIE . . . . . .Weathersby CRAFT, VELMA- ..... .... M agee CUPIT, MILDRED . . . . . .Meadville MQPRIE CLASS CURRIE, MARY G. .. CURTIS, ROLAND DALEY, CHARLES . . . EAST, ANN . . . ECHOLS, MARY SUE ELLISON, BILLY GRUBBS, NELL .... HAYNES, BETTY HERRING, JEANETTE HUGHES, W. J. ,. JACKS, CHARLENE JONES. ANN .. . . .Mendenhall . . . . . . .New Hebron . . . .Summit . . . .Brookhaven ........Braxton ....Yazoo City . . .Magee JEAN ...... Gloster . . . .Brookhaven . ..... Wesson . . . . . ,Brookhaven . . . . .Brandon ,Q ,.- .am 'QF iY 'Y X. , '. j 'it V, ,U -uma. ,Gm 'Www ' .I -,J 'Ury 7-- Ja- , 'wx QL, A- ' gn.-.. in V , , 41. un Qffiwii' .bb A Q- N Y A . I WA' E A ' IX vi . 28 VIHHE SOPII-HO JOURNEAY, KATHLEEN KIMBLE, PAUL .... LAMBERT, JOHN W. . . LEAKE. HULDAH . LEGGETT, NORMA .... LEWIS, KENNETH .X5C'esson . .Hazlehurst . . . .jayess . . .woodville McComb . . . .Crosby MCCARDLE, B. F. ......... Hazlehurst MARTIN, JUANITA ..... Bogue Chitto MARTIN, RAY ......,... Bogue Chino MIDDLETON, ISLA ....... Hazlehurst MOAK, 1. E. ............ Rogue Chino MONTGOMERY, JACK ...... Wesson MORIE Qmss NEWTON, DONALD . .. .... Wesson PAGE, ADILAIDE . . .... Hazlehurst PARKER, ELSIE ..... .... J ackson PEAVY, MELBA .... .... M onticello PEVEY, DODDS ....,,. Crystal Springs PITTMAN, ELSIE .. .... Kokomo POPE, BETTY ....... .... B rookhaven POWELL, DAN .... .... S oso PRICE, RAY ...... .... H azlehurst RAY, DARLENE .. .... Wesson RENFROE, VIRGINIA .,.Monticello RENTON, BARBARA .....,. jackson RICHARDSON, EVA D.. .Brookhaven 433'- Agsiimsswfz 'Q' 'Q' -312' 'inf' fm: . ,- V. , ,. ' .., 4, ,f T524 Q fa 'S sa , 'fix 1'-PX T' -vw- 'KZ' -.-:J I .f ,5 'gm fix YI? fvi v+ sw TIHIIE sonnlo ROSS, MI LDRED ............. Puckett ROSS, MINNIE MERLE .... .... D 'Lo ROWAN, WILFORD T. ....... Leland RUTLEDGE, TROY . . . .... Sontag RYALS, EDITH .......... Brookhaven SANDERS, DOROTHY ........ Pinola SEBREN, SIDNEY ........ SHANER, THELMA SLAY, GLEN .. SLAY, MARIANNA SMILEY, LEA .... SMITH, DONIS ........ SMITH, JEAN .. .Harrisville . . .Brookhaven Hazlehurst . . . .Hazlehurst . Liberty Brookhaven . ., .Enterprise MORIE CLASS SMITH, EVELYN . .. I.uC1et1 SMITH, NELLIE .. I-Iazlehurst SMITH, PHOEBE ...... Wesson STEVENS, MARY RUTH johns STUBBS, ROBERT L. .. Magee TAYLOR, PAULINE Harnsvxlle TORRANCE, JOHN .... Baron Rouge TRAVIS, DOROTHY Brookhaven WALKER, JUANITA .. WATTS, MARIE .. WILSON, CATHERINE wooo, JANE ..... YOUNG, LOUISE IH IE 4' Lo- Front row-East, Smith, Thompson Back row-Duckworth, Weston, Cowart THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS CURTIS WESTON ...... ..,.... P resident BILLY DUCKWORTH .... .... V ice-President JUNE EAST .......... ..... S ecretary ED I SMITH ................ .... R eporter MISS MARY THOMPSON .... .... S ponsor MR. RAYMOND COWART . . . .... Sponsor 32 Y . IFIRIESIHIMIEN -Q9 ADAMS, LOUISE .....A Bogue Chitto ADAMS, NICHOLAS ...... Wesson ALLEN, TIP .. Cantoh ALLRED, THURMAN .Groves, Texas ANDERS, JAMES O. .. .. Natchez ANDING, ROSEMARY .. Hazlehurst ANDREWS, BETTY SUE .... jayess APPLEWHITE, ERNEST ..... Allen ARCENEAUX, DONALD .. Natchez ASHLEY, BUFORD .... Georgetown ASSINK, DOROTHY ...... Wesson ATKINSON, ROBERT .... Sartartia BAILEY, CAROL ........ Tylertown BALLARD, HIRAM . .. McCall Creek BARBER, HENRY B. . . Hazlehurst BARKER, HAROLD ..... I-Iazlehurst BARKSDALE, W. R. Brookhaven BARLOW, HUBERT LEE .. Wesson BARLOW, JOHN DURR Wesson , BARLOW, KATIE RUTH .. Wesson BARLOW, WILLIE NELL .. Wesson BARR, PANSY ........... Bassfield BATTON, EDWARD . . . Monroe, La. BEAM,CHARLES . . Baton Rouge, La. BEASLEY, NORMA j. . . Georgetown BEASON, JAMES ....... Monticello BEDFORD, ROBERT . ., .. . Roxie BETHEA, GEORGE H. . . Brookhaven BLOUNT, PAT ..... . .. Hazlehurst BOZONE, JESSE ....... Brookhaven BOZONE, THOMAS .... Brookhaven BRACKEN, RAY .... .. . Harrisville BRITT, FLOYD . . . . . . Wesson BRITT, WM. DENVER .... Wesson BROWN, GARLAND . . Bogue Chitto BUIE, MARTHA .... . . . Natchez BUNNER, BARBARA Yazoo City BURNEY, BEN R. Crystal Springs BURNEY, MARILYN, Crystal Springs BURT, AGNES ....... Bogue Chitto BUTLER, CALVIN ........ Wesson CALCOTE, DOROTHY ..... Lucien 1' IFRIESIHMIEN g , 'E I 4' 1 1 of Mx ,Vx .151 ' , uv 4, Q MQ I CALCOTE, HELEN .... . . . Wesson CALCOTE, LAMAR . . . . . . Lucien CALCOTE, DENVER ...... Wesson, CALDWELL, JOHN, New Orleans, La. CAMPBELL, CHARLES L. .. Natchez CARLISLE, HOLMES H. .... Wesson CAWTHORN, ROBERT ..Hazlehurst COBB, CARL . .. . . . Yazoo City COKER, RAY .... .. . Sanatorium COLE, MARJORIE . . . . . . Gloster COWARD, WEBB . . . . . . Auburn CRUM, NARVELLE . . . . . . Crosby DAVIS, DOUGLAS . . . . Tupelo DAVIS, KEITH ........ Hazlehurst DAVIS, WILLIAM E, ..... Sand Hill DECELL, RALPH C. .... Brookhaven DILLARD, GERALDINE, Chaly Beate DIXON, SIM JAMES ..... Vaughan DUCKWORTH, BILLY Mendenhall DUKES, VERELL .... . . . Flora DUMAS, MARY ...... New Hebron EAST, JUNE .......... Brookhaven ECHOLS, ROBERT L. . . . Brookhaven ERVIN, CALVIN L. ..... Hazlehurst ENOCHS, ALANSON E. .... Natchez FELDER, JANIE . . . . . . Liberty FORD, CAROL . . , . . . Hazlehurst FOSTER, KEITH ....... Brookhaven FREEMAN, WM. VIRGIL . Hamburg FURLOW, COLEMAN ..... Wesson GIBBS, DORSEY ....... Yazoo City GIBSON, DONALD ...... Cleveland GILL, MAE LOUISE . . . Magee GORE, SAMUEL P. .... . . . Natchez GRAVES, MARY ELLEN . . . Wesson GREER, HARRY L. . . . . . . Ruth GRIFFING, ELLA RUTH . Meadville GRIFFITH, CHARLES ...... Gloster GRUBBS, FRANCIS M. ..... Magee GRUBBS, JAMES .... .... M agee GRUCHY, BESS ....... . . . Wesson GRUCHY, DANIEL ....... Wesson IFRIESIHIMIEN TW 5' ma 'li-'S J...-I If GUYNES, CHARLES .... Hazlehurst HADSKEY, JOHN W. ....... Roxie HALE, BETTY .... . . . Jackson HALE, VIRGINIA .... . . . Lucien HALL, MILDRED .... Bogue Chitto HARRIS, RALPH ....... Brookhaven HARRISON, GLEN ..... Hazlehurst HARRISON, PEGGY ....... Canton HARTZOG, BERTHA L., Silver Creek HEAD, KENNETH N. ..... Natchez HEDGEPETH, BETTY. jo, Monticello HILTON, MARTIEL . .. . . . Wesson HODGES, HARPER M., Bogue Chitto HODGES, LUCIEN R. ...... Wesson HOLLAND, TRAVIS . .. Brookhaven HOWARD, DURWOOD,Crystal Springs HOWELL, CECIL R. . Crystal Springs HUDSON,WILLIAM .... Brookhaven IRWIN, WILLIAM L. ...... Saltillo JACKS, DOLLY . . . . . . Brookhaven JONES, LOVIE . .. .... Monroe JONES, SAMUEL P. ....... Quitman KENNEDY, DAVID ........ Magee KENNEDY, TRUETT ....... Magee KENT, NORMAN . .. Crystal Springs KENT, WESLEY .... .. Meadville KEYS, DAVID . . . . . . Hazlehurst KEYWOOD, JOSEPH Hazlehurst KING, SARA .......... . . . Chester LANE, EDNA EARL . .. Silver Creek LANE, EVON .... .... M agee LANE, JOHN .... . . . Magee LANE, LOWERY E. . . . . . Jayess LAYTON, CHAS. GLEN .... Magee LEATI-IERWOOD, W. L. Corinth LEE, HELEN FRANCES .... Kokomo LEE, JOHN OLIVER ..... Eddiceton LEGGETT, CHAS. B. . . Bogue Chitto LEONARD, CLIFTON L. . Meadville LEWIS, JAMES W. . . . . . Sontog LEWIS, WALTER Crystal Springs LINGLE, DAVID .... Crystal Springs TI!-I - ... f ill L, -2 fr, . A .I e . S, - i..r:- ' -- . ' 3 Y 4. -. - . J , I J Q: gl IFRIESIHIMIEN I dvr 'G' 2 ' -nw.-ina... 1 :Qpg,,53::.:.,13,1, ' -' I '-:eip-z: ' 1 00 I if Eggs 9 If ,I Q, f -an 281 - '2 I 43 -- . V ef f ,1z'fz-x fy fr-, qw 47' N 152-' , .ff gym , ,. 4 . I 'HUG 'Gw- M ,. , 4 , A: :I Rfk LITTLE, FREDDIE . . . . . Liberty MCCLELLAND, SHERM., Monticello MCDONALD, E'BETH, C1'ystLIl Springs V MCDOWELL, BOWDRE .... Liberty -6 ' MCGEHEE, FRANK ..,. Brookhaven MCINNIS, BERNICE . .. ... Wessimn H., - MCINNIS, FRANCES . . . . . . Magee MCKENNA, EARL . . . . . . Natchez MCLEMORE, CLYDE . .. Cedar Bluff MCMANUS, CATHERINE, I-Iazlehurst A EL M MAGEE, JO LYNN Kokomo 'SY' . ,T 4, ii MAGEE, FAYE ., Tylertown I , ...:.L 1 s I. ' gf MAHAEEEY, DENNIS Braxton .nn I . Q., ww new 41' - 5 IX , Z 1 MARIS, CHAS, W. Canton Q... ....f- -an V, , ,V W, -f, iq, ,Al 5, -zgshfllg-, ,, il, 4315 MARLER, ROBERT A. . .. I-Iazlehurst MARTIN, EDNA FRANCES, Kokomo 4? , T fs Ln. 59 Q XJ, Ra.. ll 11 n'1L? l' Iwnwaa H153 - 'I 3 ll' MARTIN, LORRAINE ..... Wesson MASON, CLYTHUS L. .. I-Iazlehurst Til l A MEARS, PAUL ............ sniniin 'UPA Q ,. no I MIDDLETON, BETTY Jo, Hnziennfst ' f MILLER, ROBERT H. ...,.. Wesson 39 MINTON, DORIS ......... Wesson MINTON, DOROTHY ..... Wesson MINTON, ONI FAYE .. Brookhaven MOAK, JOE T. ...... Bogue Chitto MOAK, JOSIE . . . .... Bogue Chitto MONTGOMERY, JOHN, Brookhaven MUNN, NELLIE .. MYERS, TRUETT .. NANCE, JAMES .. NOBLE, PAULINE . . . . . . . NOLAN, ALBERT ...... Magee . . . Magee . . . . Ripley Barlow . Madison NORDAN, WINCE W. . . . Meadville NoRToN, ROSEMARY, New o'cA1N, EDWARD .... O'REILLY, HUGH .. Orleans . . . Wesson . . . . . Vaughan PAGE, COLEMAN ....... Hazlehurst PATRICK, WILLIE E. . .. Hazlehurst PEARCE, HERBERT R. ..... Wesson PIGOTT, RALPH ........ Tylertown PLANCHARD, PHILIP Brookhaven POOLE, MEREDITH . . Union Church TH-I RATCLIFF A M Lucien REEVES JOHN BUTLER Brookhaven RICHARD RAY Crystal Springs RICKS ALTON Booneville ROBERT BILLY F Mendenhall ROGERS LYDA PEARL , Monticello RUTHERFORD ROBERTA Hollywood RUTLEDGE JOE Hazlehurst RYNEARSON ROBERT . Hazlehurst SAXON GERALDINE Wesson SCHROEDER HENRY Brookhaven ... Meadville azlehurst Brookhaven . .. Harrisville Canton SMILEY MALCOLM Gloster SMITH MALCOLM .. Lucien SMITH DAVID L Bogue Chitto SMITH EDWARD E Brookhaven SMITH EVAN . Bogue Chitto SMITH, HAROLD S. . Union Church SMITH, JOHN ELMER . Mendenhall SMITH, RICHARD T. ...... Jackson SMITH, VERNON .... Bogue Chitto SPEED, CHARLES .. SPENCER, WM. C. . , . STAMPLEY, WALTER L. .. STEVENS, ROBERT . STOKES, LAMAR STOREY, JAMES W. .. STORM, TROY W. STRAIT, BILLY P .. Wesson . Bogue Chitto Natchez Hazlehurst .... Meadville . . . . .Wesson Brookhaven . ..... Brookhaven SULLIVAN, THOMAS V., Meadville TABB, FRANCES R. ...... Wesson TATUM, M. TAYLOR... Brookhaven TEDDER, RUTH ......... Meridian THAMES, KENNETH .. Brookhaven THETFORD, H. A. ,. Union Church THOMAS, JACK .... Crystal Springs TILLMAN, ROB'T R. . .. Hazlehurst TYNES, DOROTHY ........ Liberty I Tl-l I il?-, I 1 ' , ,ff V 9 ,f L ii ff 'R 5 .. Q .3 5 , I IFIRIESIHIMIEN - . ' 'W : '4 R U ,,,. 5 .,. I 5, -:A. -I TYSON, BILLY E. .. Bude It 'Q -4 2 N WALKER, JACK . ...... Mendenhall WALKER, WILLIAM A. .... Magee WALLACE, ALBERT . . McCall Creek WALLACE, VERN. M., Bogus Chitto WALTMAN, W. N. .... Hazlchurst WARD, JOHN . .. . .. Wanilla WEEMS, MARY ........... Summit WELLS, NORMAN G. .. Brookhaven WESTON, CURTIS . . . . . Bourbon WILLIAMS, GEO. A. . . . Cedar Bluff WILLIAMS, MELVIN E. NatChCz WILLIAMSON, LEON .,.. Madison WILSON, MARGARET .. Centerville WILTSHIRE, VERA ..... Hazlchurst WINGO, GEORGE ...... Tylertown WOMACK, HOYT ..... Weathersby WOMACK, RUBY ..... Weathersby WOOD, CHARLES ...... Hazlehurst WOOD, GEORGE ...... Hazlehurst WOOTEN, HENRY ....... Natchez IPRIESIHIMIEN I J . i l 5 J ALLMAND, ERED ASHLEY, EZRA D. .. BARLOW, JAMES BREWER, EARL BRITT, F. H. ........ . CALHOUN, JAMES R. . CARR, ARCHIE ......,.. CUPSTID, WALTER A. DAVIS, WALTER E. . . . . FLOYD, CHARLES . .. GEORGE, WILLIAM .. HUGULEY, LOYD P. . . LADNER, RICHARD S. .... .. LEGGETT, BEN ...... LOVELL, OLL1E D. MCCARDLE, J. E. ..., . MCCARDLE, OUDRY C. .. MCINNIS, MARQUIS L. 5 ,Q WRIGHT, WILLIAM N. .. Brookhaven YOUNG, FRANK .... . . . Hazlehurst M YOUNG, HAROLD P. ....... Jackson - Q .nr v :S I 3 :- V ,tiijx J YOUNGBLOOD, BEN ....... Wesson , R... it , - ragffl A .S . V I sp-,iz A' 11 - ' fl OTHER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS . . Brookhaven . . . Hazlehurst . . . . . Wesson Crystal Springs . . Brookhaven Jayess . . . Magee . . . . Sontag . . . Monticello . . . . . . Magee .. Brookhaven Ruth . . . Tylertown . Bogue Chitto . . Brookhaven . . . Hazlehurst . . . Hazlehurst .. Mendenhall MAY, JAMES ......... .... M enclenhall MILLER, JOHN . ..... Q . NORRIS, WILLIAM D. NUNNERY, ENOCH .... PARISH, ALFRED H. PEVEY, JACK ........ . . . RAY, MILTON ...... STOGNER, JACK D. .. . . . . . Prentiss .. Quitman .... .. Clinton Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Wesson . . Sandy Hook SUMMERS, ROBERT . . . .... Brookhaven WALKER, GLADYS P. .,.,. Wesson WALKER, WILLIAM H. .. .... Brookhaven WATSON, JAMES A. . .. ..... Wesson WEEKS, ALBERT C. . . . . . . Hazlehurst WEEMS, RAY ........... . . . Hazlehurst WILLIAMS, SHELTON . . . . . . Brookhaven WOOD, ROBERT JAMES .... . . . Hazlehurst ZUCCARO, ROBERTA . . . . . . Natchez LEST WE FORGET First Row Tillman, Thompson, Britt, Allen, Collins, Neal, Smith, Brister, Brister, McGehee. Second Row Ward Newton Dixon, Jacks, Warren, Bailey, Pittman, Shows, Bozeman, Massa. Third Row: Burns, Flowers Smith Douglas McGinnis, Harlan, Ferguson, Tynes, Sojourner. President .... Vice-President . . Secretary . . Reporter . . SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1946 . . . . . . f 0 Sponsor . . Mrs. Anna Ruth Allen Pat Bailey Florence Bozeman Dixie Brister Doris Brister Irma Lee Britt Roy Chandler Billie G. Collins Marjorie Dixon Lavelle R. Douglas Nita Faye Ferguson Marlin Flowers Bernita Harlan Louise Jacks Julie McGehee Alice McGinnis Margaret Massa Dorothy Middleton Jessie Mae Neal Martha Nell Newton Fay Pittman 45 Russell Burns . Mary Warren Betty Field . . Faye Pittman Frank Oswalt Merle Shows Ethel Mae Smith Lois Smith Norma Smith Clemon Sojourner Lula Mae Thompson Betty Tillman Lannis Tynes Janice Ward Mary Warren Bobbie Wood Tl-lllE SIENIIOIRS OFFICERS WARNER MCDONALD ..... President MAXINE YAWN ...... Vice-President 'ro A. f 2 'ga BEACHAM, DORIS ..... Wesson CAGLE, JOY .... . . . Carpenter CALDWELL, JAS., St. Joseph. La. CON ERLY, SARA ...... Oakvale COWART, NELLIE ..... Auburn CRAWFORD, WM. .. Brookhaven FELTON, SARA NELL .... Como FOSTER, PAUL .... .. Wesson HARDY, CHERITE .. Georgetown JORDAN, MILTON, McCall Creek KING, ROBERT ..... Monticello LAMBERT, WILLIE FAE, Vlfesson LOWERY, HASCAL ....... Wesson MCDONNELL, ALBERTA, I-Iazlehurst Not pictured: Edwin Anderson, W. D. Boutwell, Kellon Cothern, William Fulling- ton, Arthur King, and james Loving, ' MCGEI-IEE, ARTHUR . Waterproof NELSON, JAMES . . . Mobile, Ala. PATRICK, PATRICIA, I'IaZlel'1u1'St PRUITT, ESTHER , . . Mobile, Ala. PURIFOY, JACK .,... I-Iazlehurst ROLLINS, JEAN ,...... Wesson SPEED, CARL RAY ..... Wesson SPEED, CLIFTON M. Wesson SPENCER, SIDNEY, Bogue Chino STEGALL, CLARENCE .. Wesson STENNIS, JULIAN ....., DeKalb TRIMBLE, DORIS . . . Brookhaven WHITTINGTON, VIRGINIA, Wesson WILKINSON, DORIS JEAN, Meadville Not pictured: Clarence L. Miller, Ben- ford Ratliff, Floyd Sanders, Virgie Mae Walker, and Otis Watson. TIHHE SIENHORS OFFICERS Secretary .... ........... A LINE QUINN Reporter .... . . . SALLY LOU BICKHAM f L'-I jgif-2'f3-2j:,'5v' if ni., fx, I 2. if 55221112 f W Z' if 'SQ 1 A, I ' 1 A 5' 2,19-1, fa , 5' -f, 'rf' I Vi: , -if ' -' , zaf 1 I l i f'Q' 1f5, . -- v, ,:,,, v 5, -,QM .- 4.3 15' -:sf 1 tx A Er S ': ' 'N 'G' ' N , '-15-WZTKQYQ 45,1 lgaw, , - 9 XQSSQYK' ' ,I -1 47 'Phu TIHIIE IUINIIORS Frank Arnold Elizabeth Bernhard Barbara Bostrom Luther Bridges Dorothy Ann Bright Darcus Britt Fred Cliburn jane Collier Barbara Cooper Lemuel Cooper jerrie Cowart Leo Crain Robert Cupstid Kenneth Furr MEMBERS Clydell Hancock Charles Hartman Fred Heard james Hennington Yvonne Hutson Earl Leggett Katherine Little Bobby Jean McLain Mary Alice Marlow joseph May Brunson Moore Barbara Morris Peggy Murray Dolores Peets OFFICERS President ...... .. . GEORGE COLLINS Vice-President . . . . . . BOBBY WILSON Secretary ..... .... A NN DAVIS Sponsor .... .... M R. J. R RICKS Charles Perkins Thomas Pickering Esther Prather William Roberts Richard Rothe Luther Shows Bobbie Smith Lessine Smith Paul Smith Dorothy Tyson Francis Walker Bert Walker Johnnie Walker Fred Walley , X I Ha l 1 , F Q x i . Q. . E ' s K ' 1 ., . . I 48 if h We aiiibfmf 49 W NL President . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Ray Coker Vice-President . . . . Jack Pevey Secretary .... . . Joyce Barnes Program Chairman . . . Thelma Shaner Sponsor ...... . . . . . Miss Grace Huff Tip Allen, Carol Bailey, Hubert Lee Barow, Pansy Barr, Elsie Caleote, Bob Conerly, Lem Cooper, Velma Craft, Mrs. Ewing, Miss Gifford, Miss Hamill, Mr. Huddleston, Isla Middleton, Miss Phillips, Dan Powell, julian Stennis, Miss Storey, Miss Taylor, Marie Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Wesson, Curtis Weston, Doris Jean Wilkinson, Maxine Yawn. Y 4 3 'J rv 9 ,W at . '1 QQ'-1 4' is ui is President ...... .... . Julian Stennis Vice-President . . Douglas Davis Secretary . . ...... Pat Blount Sponsors. S Miss Irene Storey l Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wesson Thelma Alice Allred, Elizabeth Bernhardt, Barbara Cooper, Lem Cooper, George Collins, Charles Griffith, Daniel Gruchy, Bess Gruchy, Charlene Jacks, Dolly Jacks, Norman Kent, Pat Patrick, Meredith Poole, Lea Smiley, Malcolm Smile-y, Donis Smith, Rembert Speed, Clifton Speed, Thelma Shaner, Jean Smith, Julian Stennis, Curtis Weston, Peggy Wilson. 50 s l - , - ' we :..ae,:K,4 Sari, Y D lib N -4 1 3 lm Buford Ashley Joyce Barnes Ben Burney Claudine Coker Ann East Cherite Hardy Jeanette Herring Huldah Leake Isla Middleton Adilaid Page Elsie Parker Betty Pope Nellie Smith Miss Kathleen Taylor Sponsor Mildred Ashley Katie Ruth Bar low Joyce Barnes Martha Buie Marilyn Burney Onnie Craft Velma Craft Ann East CPresi dentj Mildred Hall Cherite Hardy Betty Jo Hedgepeth CVICC-PfCSldCHIJ Kathleen Journeay Huldah Leake Betty jo Middleton CSecretaryj Isla Middleton Nellie Munn Adi- laid Page Melba Peavy Betty Pope Dorothy Sanders Jean Smith, Nellie Smith, uanita Walker, Vera Wiltshire, Mrs Hal Ellis, Sponsor. 5 N WESLEY FOUNDATION COUNCIL 1946-47 1947-48 Marie Watts ....,,. ..d,., P resident. ,..O...OO.... ....,., Hubert Lee Barlow Bob Conerly dttttt .,..... V ice-President ...,..,, ,...... T ip Allen Roy Barlow ,....t so ...... .Secretary .,,.,...tt.....t. ,,.,.., D orothy Calcote Barbara Bell .... I ....,.... .....t T reasurer t....,.. - .,.t..... .,.... J ack Purifoy Elsie Calcote tt,......,, ...t.. W orship Chairman ,t,... ...... E dna Frances Martin Hubert Lee Barlow, t....ts ,s..t W orld Friendship .t,...., .,,..s E dward O'Cain Melba Peavy.. .ss.. ..tt....,....s ts,,. e C ommunity Service .. r.... ....... P eggy Harrison Edna Frances Martin, ,....t,t ccc,. R ecreation cssst,,..,,............,... ......, H elen Frances Lee Sally Bickham ...r,rc., ,,..,,. W orship Center s,.,,,,,,..,,c,s ,,,., c,,,,c S a lly Bickham, Mary Seale Pianist: Sarah Conerly Song Leader: Mary Weems Sponsor: Mrs. M. Ewing Other Members: Willie Nell Barlow, Pansy Barr, Edward Batton, Kathleen Boleware, Barbara Bostrom, Barbara Bunner, Lamar Calcote, Mary Lou Calcote, Denver Calcote, Carl Cobb, Ann Davis, S. J. Dixon, Sara Nell Felton, Dorsey Gibbs, Ella Ruth Grif-fin, Bertha Lou Hartzog, Bill Irwin, Ann Jones, Sam Jones, Milton Jordan, Paul Kimble, Edna Earl Lane, Bobby Jean McClain, Arthur McGhee, Warner McDonald, Dennis Mahaffey, Pauline Noble, Albert Nolan, Edward O'Cain, Hugh O'Reilly, Willie E. Patrick, Esther Prather, Ray Price, Virginia Renfrow, Barbara Renton, Alton Ricks, Mildred Ross, Edith Ryals, Sidney Sebren, Glenn Skulley, Mary Ruth Stevens, Robert Stubbs, Jack Thomas, Doris Wilkerson, Leon Williamson, Catherine Wilson. 52 Y O U N G W O M E N 1 S C H R I S T I A N A S S O C I A T Pres1dent Els1e Calcote Sponsor MISS Mar Phllh S Secretary Manlyn Burney V1ce Presxdent Mary Ruth Stevens Y P Treasurer Barbara Bell Lou1se Adams Thelma Ahce Allred Betty Sue Andrews Mlldred Ashley Dorothy Ruth Assmk Carol Ba1ley Katle Ruth Barlow Joyce Barnes Pansy Barr Norma Jean Beasley Martha Nell Benton Pat Blount Kathleen Boleware Martha Bu1e Agnes Burt Allce Earl Byrd Dorothy Calcote Helen Calcote Mary Lou Calcote Don1s Calhoun Onnle Craft Velma Craft Narvelle Crum Mlldred Cup1t Mary George Currle Mary Dumas Ann East June East Sue Echols May Loulse G1ll Mary Ellen Graves,Ella Ruth Grlffmg Nell Grubbs Betty Hale Mlldred Hall Peggy Harrlson Bertha Lou Hartzog Betty Jean Haynes Betty Jo Hedgepeth Jeannette Herrlng Ann Jones Kathleen Journeay Sarah Kmg Edna Earl Lane Huldah Leake Helen Frances Lee Norma Leggett Freddle L1ttle Ellzabeth McDonald Frances Mclnms Catherlne McManus Jo Lynn Magee Fay Magee Edna Frances Mart1n Isla M1ddleton Dor1s M1nton Dorothy M1nton Om Fay Mlnton JOSIC Moak Nell1e Munn Paul1ne Noble Rosemary Norton Adxlalde Page Els1e Parker W1ll1e Patrlck Melba Peavy Elsle Pxttman Darlene Ray Vlfglnla Renfroe Barbara Renton Eva Dee Rlchardson Lyda Pearl Rogers Mlldred Ross Mmme Merle Ross Robelta Rutherford Ed1th Ryals Dorothy Sanders Mary Seale Thelma Shaner Donls Sm1th Jean Sm1th Evelyn Sm1th Paul1ne Taylor Ruth Tedder Dorothy Travxs Dorothy Tynes Juanxta Walker Mar1e Watt Mary Weems Catherlne Wxl on Marga et Helen Wllson Vera Wlltshlre Ruby Womack LOUISE Young 53 I O N I 1 . . 1 n . ' l I n . l 1 I g . ' - l 5 I i J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S1 1 ' 5 1 1' 1 1 1 . CBZCION -Zvi! U5 , elf- - 6 ,gy mm W f 4 .. , 'NAA f 49 f ff ? KY ...ar P94 U14 9' W ,f 1',Jf'4lS' ff' B' Hr of-o I-an is Ali E A L , f M IQ F N I ,. , , 3 f 'Wh 9 J I '.-. su, ff 1 I S Q. -nnqqx mu, fo vm! tab ...V 4. , '-yas 'V Ki' PO-, 'issu- OFFICERS President . . Bob Conerly Vice-Presdent . . . J. E. Moak Secretary-Treasurer . . Sydney Sebren Song Leader . . . Ed Smith Pianist ..... Paul Mears Sponsor . . . . . Mr. H. T. Huddleston Tip Allen, Ernest Applewhire, Buford Ashley, Robert Atkinson, H. G. Barker, Hubert Lee Barlow, John D. Barlow, Roy Barlow, Charles Beam, James Beeson, Jimmie Bishop, Jessie Bozone, Thomas Bozone, Ray Bracken, Garland Brown, Ben Burney, Denver Calcote, Lamar Calcote, Charles Campbell, Holmes Carlisle, Bob Cawthorn, Carl Cobb, Ray Coker, Douglas Davis, S. Dixon, Billy Duckworth, Verell Dukes, Billy Ellison, Alan Enochs, Billy Irwin, Paul Foster, Virgle Freeman, Dorsey Gibbs, James Grubbs, Daniel Gruchy, Williaiii Hadskey. - 54 f' ,a -5' ' g ...,. Ny T' . H. 'w ,. fx ,s W , ' . L' A V ft Wu- f LQ. a5:g?:g' ra AW ii A A V'f:Y'?'Y' ' - . 454 ' - 224 . w N ,' , ,, LV, gp V . Q, ..,..51,,.fi, . V It iii 4 F - W- 9 aw ffs ' Q53 W ' Sy, vw., ls? .,,, ,, S .. S .. Not Pictured: George Collins, Kellon Cothern, Charles Floyd, Arthur King, Marquis Mclnnis, Clarence Miller, Jack Pevey, Sam Tull. Durwood Howard, Lovie Jones, David Kennedy, Truett Kennedy, Wesley Kent, David Keyes, Paul Kimball, Lowery Lane, Walter Leatherwood, Oliver Lee, James Lewis,Dennis Mahaffey, Charles Maris, Warner McDonald, Bowdre McDowell, Joe Moak, Jack Montgomery, Truett Myers, Donald Newton, Hugh O'Reilly, Dan Powell, Ray Price, Jack Purifoy, Andrew Ratcliff, Alton Ricks, Billy Roberts, W. T. Rowan, Troy Rutledge, Brant Smith, David Smith, Elmer Smith, Evon Smith, Vernon Smith, Charles Speed, Clarence Stegall, Julian Stennis, Robert Stubbs, jack Thomas, Kenneth Thames, W. A. Walker,Vernon Wfallace, John Ward, Glen Wells, Curtis Weston. 55 if 4' 1 ' .w n 7 President . . . . . . . Maxine Yawn Vice-President . . Sally Lou Bickham Secretary . . . . . Jean Rollins Treasurer . . . . Dorothy Tyson Sponsor .......... Miss Willie Mae Hamill Doris Beacham, Elizabeth Bernhardt, Barbara Bostrom, Dorothy Ann Bright, Darcus Britt, Joy Cagle, Jane Collier, Sara Conerly, Barbara Cooper, Jerrie Cowart, Nellie Mae Cowart, Anne Davis, Sara Nell Felton, Clydell Hancock, Cherite Hardy, Yvonne Hutson, Willie Faye Lambert, Katherine Little, Alberta McDonnell, Bobby Jean McLain, Mary Alyce Marlow, Barbara Morris, Peggy Jean Murray, Patricia Patrick, Dolores Peet, Esther Prather, Esther Pruitt, Aline Quinn, Lessine Smith, Doris Trimble, Johnnie Walker, Virgie Mae Walker. Virginia Whittington. President ............ Milton jordan Vice-President . . jack Purifoy Secretary . . . . . Robert King Treasurer . . . . . ..... James Caldwell Sponsor .......... Miss Mildred Gifford M. L. Bridges, F. E. Cliburn, Lemuel Cooper, William F. Crawford, Kenneth Carol Furr, Charles Hartmen, James Hennington, Hascal Lowery, Arthur McGchee, Brunson Moore, Thomas W. Pickering, John B. Ratliff, Floyd Sander, julian Stennis, Fred Walley, Bobby Wilson. 56 uw .,-...J Q rf ,Qu qfrow- N.: dvi . 5, 3 43- ik Maw U' v-xxx 'TS Q-'Mx President Dan Powell Vice-President Barbara Renton Tip Allen Buford Ashley Carol Bailey Dorothy Calcote Elsie Calcote Douglas Davis Durwood Howard ,uf-' Charlene Jacks Ann Jones Norma Leggett Warner McDonald Catherine McManus Rosemary Norton Elsie Parker Sidney Sebren 57 -ix f- .al 1,1-A , -.1 at N wi. ,531 ,nffyziam Secretary Catherine Wilson Sponsors Miss Kathleen Taylor Mr. Wesson Thelma Shaner Marianna Slay Edward Smith Mary Ruth Stevens Curtis Weston Ray Weems Ben Youngblood 3 I ish-,K vfx President . . . . . Roland Curtis Vice-President . .... P Barbara Bell Secretary . . . Mary Georgie Currie Sponsor ............. Mr. R. R. Pearce Y-1 Carol Bailey, Patricia Blount, Kathleen Boleware, Martha Buie, Ben Burney, Marilyn Burney, Elsie Calcote, Cecil Cliburn Carl Cobb, Ann East, Ray Martin, Bowdre McDowell, Rosemary Norton, Elsie Parker, Betty Pope, Dian Powell, Barbara Renton, Thelma Shaner, Marianna Slay, Troy Storm, jack Walker. President . . . . . June East Vice-President . . Kathleen Boleware Secretary . . . . Patricia Blount Chorister . . . . Nita Martin Pianist ........... . -. . Barbara Bell Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . . . Miss Frances Moore Marilyn Burney, Cecil Cliburn, Ella Ruth Griffing, Betty Jo I-Iedgepeth, Dolly Jacks, Norma Leggett, Dan Powell, Virginia Renfroe, Eva Dee Richardson, Robert Rynearson, Dot Sanders, Mary Seale, Edward Smith, Ray Weems, Marie Watts, Charles Floyd. 58 YV' ,W 4:-'7 Preridenz ..,........ .... K athleen Joumeay Firrt Vice Prefident .... .... M innie Merle Ross Second Vice Preridem' .... .... J eanette Herring Serretary ........... ..... A dilaid Page Repgf-fer ,, ..... Charlene Jacks T1'g,15y1'gr . ...... Dorothy TI'21VlS Horlerr . ..... Martha Nell Benton Spofzror .......... ..... .... ....... ......... M r s . Altra H. Gill Frances Barber, Mary Lou Calcote, Dorothy Calcote, Velma Craft, Onnie Craft, Mary George Currie, Mildred Hall, Peggy Harrison, Helen Frances Lee, Jo Lynn Magee, Fay Magee, Catherine McManus, Elizabeth McDonald, Roberta Rutherford, Donis Smith, Pauline Taylor, Ruth Tedder, Catherine Wilson, jane Wood, Louise Young, Marjorie Cole, Qnot picturedj. Extra-curricular activities at Co-Lin are important, for it is in them that our student leaders are developed. These leaders are recognized every spring in a special ceremonial known as Honors Day. Then gold, silver and bronze medals are awarded to those students who have led all their fellow students in club participation and school honors. Approximately one-sixth of our student body receive activity medals each year. The winning of such awards is based upon the following: club membership, offices held, honor roll, and individual and group per- formances. Every student's activity record becomes a part of his permanent file at Co-Lin. Ten or even twenty years after one graduates, his record will show how public spirited he was, how many school offrices he held, and to what organizations he belonged. 59 wh--ZOZOOU1 MSCI WCPO TRMDIES AND Under the direction of AUTO MECHANICS Mr. B. E. Henderson The Auto Mechanics course pro- vides a study of the theory and operation of the internal combus- tion engineg lectures, including visual aids, and experience in repair, overhaul service and main- tenance of automobiles, trucks, and tractors. The course includes some work in the principles and opera- tion of the Diesel engine. Upon completion of this course a student should be able to hold employ- ment in a first-rate auto repair sh o p o r maintain all his farm equipment. Full-time: Marlin Bryant Shelby Bryant Nelson Edwards Henry McLemore Barney F. Ratcliff W. T. Smith Willie B. Sykes Charles F. Wilson Felix Cupit Alfred Lee Pritchard Robert C. Starnes Frank Britt Edward Lee Hartley Cleveland King Mitchell L. Clark IlNl lllSlRIlAlL ll2Dl.llCATllON Under the direction Mr. R. N. Cowart Full-time: Luther Albrition joseph J. Anderson Edward Barber Theophilus Waldrop WOODWORK AND CABINET WORK 'f'k '-vm The Woodwoi'k course g i v e s training for finished cabinet mak- ing and carpentry. Included is blue-print reading, u s e of hand tools and the various woodwork- ing power tools and machines, use of glues, planning and construc- tion of simple houses, miscellane- ous carpentry repair work and pro- duction work in various types of tables and cabinets. Upon comple- tion of this course a student should be able to hold employment in a cabinet shop or do carpentry work. Ernest Applewhite Frank Arnold Hubert Lee Barlow Edward C. Batton Jimmie Bishop Thomas Bozone Ray Bracken Earl Brewer William D. Britt Denver Calcote Cecil Cliburn Carl Cobb George Collins Douglas Davis Walter Davis Ralph Decell William Decell Verell Dukes VETERANS CLUB President ...,. ................... .... A r chie Carr VlC6-PICSlCl6f1t . . . ,,,, Bob Cawfhofn Secretary .... . . .Nelson Waltman Treasurer. .. ........ Keith Foster Sponsor ---- . . Mr. Fred Thompson Billy Ellison Harold Farmer Charles Floyd George Ford Dorsey Gibbs Samuel Gore Harry Greer Charles Grifiith Charles Guynes Ralph Harris Glen Harrison jack Hartman Pete Herring H. M. Hodges Travis Holland Durwood Howard Cecil R. Howell William Hudson Lovie Jones Norman Kent john B. Lane Oliver Lee james Lewis Warner McDonald Bowdre McDowell Marquis Mclnnis Paul Mears Truett Myers Donald Newton Albert Noland Ralph Pigott John Pouncey A. M. Ratcliff Alton Ricks Billy F. Roberts W. T. Rowan Robert Rynearson Sidney Sebren Malcolm Smiley Davis Smith Edward Smith Harold Smith Carl R. Speed Robert Stubbs Taylor Tatum Kenneth Thames Hewitt Tynes Bert Walker Jack Walker Curtis Weston Leon Williamscn George Wingo Henry Wooten Secretary .... President ..... Vice-President . . Reporter . . . Sponsor ....... Louise Adams Mildred Ashley Patricia Blount Alice Earle Byrd joy Cagle Claudine Coker jane Collier Ioy Davis Ierrie Dillard Dorsey Gibbs SCHERZO CLUB junior Department . . .Betty Pope . . . . . . .Jerrie Cowart Cherite Hardy . .Bettye Jo Hedgepeth .Miss Gertrude Mutton Betty Hale Mildred Hall Milton Iordan Willie Faye Lambert Frances Mclnnis Melba Peavy Esther Prather Dorothy Sanders Mary Seale Ed Smith james Ewing, Jr., Margaret Ewing, Carolyn Halloway, Bradley Pope, janet Smith 63 GLEE Mezrzberf-Elsie Parker, Nita Martin, fPresidentl, Claudine Coker, fl-Xccompanistj, Louise Young, Thelma A. Allred, Maxine Yawn, jerry Dillard, Catherine Wilson, Lessine Smith, Anne East, Vera Wiltshire, Dolly jacks, Donis Smith, Iewel Curtis, Louise Adams, Lyda Rogers. Billy Crawford, Robert Woodall, Ray Weems, Hugh O'Reilly, Ed Smith, Truett Myers, Paul Foster, Billy Ellison, lack Purifoy, Dan Powell, Lemuel Cooper, Dorsey Gibbs, Kenneth Furr, Glen Wells, Bob Conerly. GIRLS' QUARTET Miss Julia Guess, Director Elsie Parker Louise Adams l Carol Bailey Jerry Dillard Q64 5 fl Z i BOYS' CHORUS Ed Smith Roy Barlow Lewis Cowart Pete Herring Billy Ellison Ray Coker Durwood Howard Dorsey Gibbs Hubert Lee Barlow Ray Martin Charles Floyd Paul Mears Glen Wells Kenneth Furr Ben Burney Truett Myers Robert Woodall Ray Weems Thomas Bozone Curtis Weston William Crawford H. M. Hodges Jimmie Bishop Lemuel Cooper ,J .-, , rg Q . - .. 3 M t l ...,. ,,. ,. . ,. 1, 'f a a. 5 M y,,f,1g,,:gZ-1 :g g -'I :a:., 1.35' 19,--.::Aag ' .11 3 5' ' --'V sexi-'-5 Q Q22 rg E its W -flu-i.-..: ie, CLUB Carol Bailey, Mary Lou Calcote, Charlene jacks, Kathleen Boleware, Betty Pope, fSecretaryQ, Dorothy Travis, Mary Weems, Cherite Hardy, Mary Ruth Stevens, Oni Faye Minton, Barbara Ann Bell, Mary Alice Marlow, Norma Leggett, Barbara Renton, Evelyn Smith. Durwood Howard, Paul Mears, Curtis Weston, Ben Burney, Ray Martin, I. P. Brewer, Lewis Cowart, Jimmie Bishop, Ray Coker, Iesse Bozone, Roy Barlow, Paul Kimble, Thomas Bozone, H. M. Hodges, Hubert Lee Bar- low, Pete Herring. Not piclured-Charles Griffith, Betty Hale, Katherine Little, Warner McDonald, Eva Dee Richardson, Roberta Zuccaro, Milton Iordan, Charles Floyd, Barbara Bostrom, Lamar Cal- cote, Bob Cawthorn, Jerry Saxon. .EE Q 2 ,Q . , 3 P i' t in ,. P I T, in 1 5 I . THE CO-LIN BAND AND g Tip Allen. Betty Sue Andrews, Ernest Applewhite, Barbara Bostom, Barbara Bunner, Martin Bridges, Alice Earl Byrd, Charles Campbell, Archie Carr, lane Collier, Narvelle Cru m, Ann Davis, -Douglas Davis, S. Dixon, june East, Rob- ert Echols, Alan Enochs, Sarah Felton, Coleman Furlow, Dorsey Gibbs, Harry Greer, Norman Head, Jeanette Herring, H. M. Hodges, Travis Holland, W. B. Hudson, Billy Irvin, Sam jones, Milton jordan, Kathleen journeay, Kenneth Lewis, Mary Alice Marlow, Clythus Mason, Paul Mears, Oni Fay Minton, Barbara Morris, Warner McDonald, Frances Mclnnrs, Earl McKenna, Bobby lean McLain, Donald Newton, Hugh O'Reilly, Herbert Pearce, Delores Peets, Thomas ,i i i v l Pickering, Ralph Pigott, Esther Prather, Esther Pruitt, Dorothy Sanders, Henry Schroeder, Edward Smith, Harold Smith, Dorothy Travis, Billy Tyson, Dorothy Tyson, Doris -lean Wfilkinson, Robert Wilson, Maxine Yawn, Louise Young. ML1f07'5ff?J'M31'l6 Watts, Ann Iones, Sarah King, Roberta Zuccaro, Betty lean Haynes, Doris Trimble, Aline Quinn. l 1 5 5 ., f il E YDS 'f ll it i 66 Q . 5 ORCHESTRA Directed by MR. RAPH FRANKLIN Doris Reed, Blake ' 1 5 E I , A Q 1 I C 2 2 'W.1dswurth, Kenneth Lewis, and Hugh O'Reilly. f W 5 2 W, 1 E J I if ' i 5 Q53 I' W . . .Aff 5 2 lag g . L ik f'1 va- - Q TTL D T2 5: Iz- P3 2:5 VT :U 'QC :. CD01 CL ETF Q3 O. 02' Fra :U fi? 'US Tm 'UE -.. 73: iff ' :J NC 731- C U' ff? 11:1 2.2 Lv: ' 2 332' 2? Qs, C35 P1 J-13 5. :la WC.. :Eff :: :E ..4 5 Q. 25 QI - :I Fr: vin Oz: '-1- 2,- p-,Cf fb? :IO 2 'i z 1 i 3 M Q 1 7 1 I 5 1 N w if x 5 4 T H E C O - L I N EDITORIAL sf' 1 x, 'l x Calcote, Skully, jones EDITOR ............................. .... A rm jones ASSOCIATE EDITOR. . . ........ Elsie Calcote SPONSOR ........... . . .Miss Frances Skulley '1 THX K U sg .. .., 9 M CV fm . , I 4' g U- ' , C' 1,1 ,A ,ii I, 2 ' .ly I ,V h, 1 .l f l 2 , 1 -4, K W V 1 pm: n.xRNl's O Q xrul Il M X 4. 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Just ,,... . -Z5 I Guess I'11 Get The Papers And Go Home ll 1 ZR Yciyb :Z Ax ,A 4, R' ,- IA. 455 what I've nee if R T-T-..z'- .rIE PA - ,gf By E Qday Your re gonna be Lite! A1111 slmrtaxgcw' li U 1 15,4 XYf'QLidilIlQ bullx ? FI' ' '. a,g ,X S 4, 'V f:.,q!-KQQ., il, ia 2 .. ,Y 'Ngu- fl cry lmn mower' ' Nuts! Betty Gmblc lclgsf Hume to Saltillaf 71 M u mx! ' V f f g .X 9 1 1Q5! ?Q T1'Q1 ff ,-ffxf X3 K 1 'i wr Q .. 4 vu ., f ,YW 1 if ff,-f G v-4, Ol ' fi, t , ip ' 1' if ,Q ., .4 ff: 4 .iq ,ffrzgw ff 4, ,. f . '? .,' , ' ., 54 - if ,J 3 L ,, f- uw, ' ' f , 5 1 v 1, 'fa . 3, ,. ,, ,U , li Thmc glcc club trips! .- Curtin L sunv 1' , 1 , , , .,e iv 15' 6 V why? - . V . 'J 'W if l' ' ,, 4, ',,-izfyzn 15 f hv '?a X,-,, MPA' ., . '.Q1.l',.. 1 ix -'zfigi-,S C umc bank Across the strcct now. Nga Q, 5' -s vnu 'AQ.Q'n,. , no 4,32 rgggr-555 , , ' an 5 X ff , Q , 'ff B, X ' ff if--'I 239 f 3 Huh, , ff' V 9 win g ! -if .1345 ' A gg., V- 14, That QOHICIHCLI look fy .f J ,, f- f, -- my .w fl ! f' fy:-'. ' A. , 1 rf N! ' 'ff' ff -. ' 5 ' jf? ', 3721 iff' 5' I X . L J J ' 5- ' H A Our cdmmr md her u x , V ,Am ri p L' i f ..,- ff - 3: 9' 6. ,Aftj 'digg 4 - . ., . 'L' ! ,Q , Mr A Mrs 5 Llftfflll now. 415,555-,,g ,Y , f 'i'f?f'.5n.i -4 am f ' - Nl -ws. ' 1 YW' - ff MW I X p gf Hollywood bound '.lLllV.U1 thc 7015! .1 51 .-G Lal ilu xml my-M 5' 4 V. W., ,is f, 4,-.Ai . Q ' -'fn ,,m . . 'R gf EVIL .,. 4 f 1 v 0 EAI 4 All ,wwf yygifggz-' . Ami so tllcy were wud E' s'w,,L,g,,5,- 72 ' 955, Y Q P6760 FEI' IRRIESIENTIING MR. AND MISS COPIAH-LINCOLN AND THE ROYAL COURT Selected by the Copiah-Lincoln Student Body is-. MISS COPIAH-LINCOLN Ann Jones MR. COPIAH-LINCOLN Roland Curtis fl, MQST VERSATILE - June East Durwood Howard ' MOST POPULAR Catherine Wilson Ed Smith MOST BEAUTIFUL Marie Watts MOST HANDSOME Sam Jones ,g i, MOST DEPENDABLE Barbara Ann Bell Jack Pevey JS ' f. an MOST INTELLECTUAL Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martin MOST COURTEOUS Mary Ruth Stevens Dodds Pevey BEST GROOMED Betty Jean Haynes Buford Ashley '-pmfaf ,V X f , tm, MNH BEST ATHLETES Sue Echols Curtis Allen MOST CI-IARMING Rosemary Norton MoST GALLANT Verell Dukes IHIIIGH-il SCI!-HOUIL MOST POPULAR Sarah Felton 'James Nelson MOST INTELLECTUAL Patricia Patrick Billy Crawford MOST OUTSTANDING Sally Bickham Warner McDonald MOST BEAUTIFUL Doris Jean Wilkinson MOST HANDSOME George Collins WlHlO?S WHO CORONMVIION s The Who's Who Coronation, held each year under the auspices of the Sophomore Class, is always a gala occasion at Co-Lin. In fact, this event is the social highlight of the college year. Nobody knew, except the election committee, who was to be in the 1947 Court until the Master of Ceremonies called out the names on Monday evening, February 17. The suspense was terrific but exciting. The program was as follows: Twenty-Minute Concert by the Orchestra, Presentation of Personnel of Who's Who by Mr. Fortenberry, Class Sponsor, Coronation of Mr. and Miss Copiah-Lincoln by President M. Ewing, Alma Mater by the Audience, Sweethearts', by Jewel Curtis, Tumblers directed by Mrs. Ricks, I Love You Truly by Truett Myers, Minuet by Barbara Cooper and Aline Quinn, Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life by Nita Martin, Indian Love Call by Girls' Quartette, Grand March with music furnished by the Orchestra. A final touch of glamour was added to the ceremony when the ushers let go a barrage of colorful balloons from the balcony just as the Orchestra was closing the program with its theme song. i s 'sag : r - 1 I I l s ' T ! riifgil i J 1 4' qk 1.1 U x 'C' I ,551 .f 'I fx?- .jwighf B3 vw i it 5 1 , 'tt .II i VI l I 5 5 1 I l ,I :H ,I tl if la i, il ,, ' l , i 1 pg. Oli Vi til li ii i il vi l 'I l 4 i l .4 ,ll 1, .,3 vii 'S V i I tl l 1 ,, lg' l: V W. lt M i .Ii i l I V hi- W'ith the clasp of hands of the captains of the opposing football teams, the spirit of competition is portrayed. This competition which sometimes becomes quite a ser ious matter, is the basis of our school songs, yells and those spontaneous war whoops that enliven every football game. The hearty hand clasp sets the stage for a fair battle in which each player strives to further the name of Copiah-Lincoln The return of our veterans, who proved to be veteran football players, heralded the return of the Co-Lin Spirit. Our season has b e e n deemed ,successful in spite of our losses. The games were enjoyed by the students who played, the students who backed them up, and the students who quietly twisted their programs. THE COACHES Mr. Fortenberry, with the able assistance of Mr. Ricks and Mr. Strait, comprised our coaching staff. Their leadership won the admiration of the students, the confidence of 3 the players, and many a hard battle of the pigskin. IFOOTIBAILIL Our Manager, William Lea Smiley, was the champion of our team. His year was a never-ending stream of dirty sox, Rinso, packing and unpacking togs, and measur- ing countless lengths of tape. His sports- manship was equalled to that of any mem- ber of the team. X '42 X The 1946 Squad Firyf muf-Calvin ,Butler, Bob Stevens, Donald Gib- son, Curtis Allen, Tex Sullivan, Iohn Torrance, Ralph Harris. Serozzd mu-Fred Heard, Taylor Ta- tum, Mickey Decell, Robert Tillman, larnes Caldwell, John Ward, Melvin Wfilliams, Charles Layton, Bill Wright, Coach M. F. Goat Fortenberry. Thin! mu'-Glen Slay, Albert Watson, Cotton Lewis, Frank Young, Billy Roberts, julian Stennis, Virgil Shiel, Walter Stampley, Otis Watson. v 1 L f, ,4 1 1 r in 1 1 4 l 1 1 1 1 1 ! r ll W Ad'l,l'MlPkT , ESSOI1 I1 I 0' lll ee S el' ulane 3 ll 1 1 lt I Holmes Meet I H ' 1 - 1 1 n omecommg 1 F 1 11 ' 1 1 0l'lTl I I I 1 l T w 1 1 ' : n Q , BY WM. M'G. KEE 1 if Goodman, Dec. 12. - The final Showing some nice d P I game of the 1946 season will be un- blockifyg, a couple oi 1 I vl reeled on the Mississippi Southern - 1 1 - h, ' , 'gl-Cys l Field tonight when the Wolves of Lgxigslsilrgior galfggeavgill pggplgosflgglg b , . 1-Co-Lin battle the Bulldogs of Holm- to former students and Z fn johnny johnson Saves Tribe eS'l'hese two outstanding elevens Egugggrgfgiotfle 1 It F Sh t t w'th 3 iggfit gegllsgrsgilgogiapgadn aff ltfii, ball gm 9 ' ill rom u ou I' core ftle, and the Lions Toy Bowl game C0110 iz l 1 . - In Last Period li g:fglg23htTvgfLlltVksgt2xep3lg1e1gearller ti j, Success with passes proved the mar- Strong rivals and have isa is llilx gin of difference in a spectacular gzmgglitmftggg teams V1 ' 2 lil football game at Brown Field here- S ' , I ' l . . . A real treat is E last night as the Copxah-Lincoln lfortunate en0u,.- 'V' 1 1 Wolves of Wesson, Miss, overshad- the 7:30 kip' lf' . , 1 owed the Indians of Northeast Junior k thp ' , , mar 1 ,N College, 12 to 6, to hand the Red- for to ,f , If skins their fourth straight reverse. , Hat I A IJ if ' The favored Wolves looked for a! - , while like they had met their match' wg, ill, as the Tribesmen battled them ya' ' illll for yard throughout most nr! game despite the fact that 342 held the edge in first df 'lf yards gained. an 3 Q Q But. it took two pa Um U . Q 'O I 1 for a 71-yard gain ir E Qg.. .Q 5 ' of the first half, 9-M 'isa .08 Q ' ,fill back on their ,gr We 9 0 ' Q 3 xii' skins never 99 vw, ji 1 punched ove 'll ' h 0 9 EM in t e finr eaxgbf' fgrlw G' . 4' Q 'N' U 1 n touchc' . ffl, I sl .QWYA it Ng' to mnkf '.-'liz K I Q l Junio 3' ' ig nine 8f it 11 fm 06 C'-ey 1 1 up lwa -V A ,t 1 wns hcl I ' :mrl Grc . i. aa . 5 l. was run fe- ' ' x 4 lg, lwfx i 1 gl' YY,-gn - ,QQ V ' l linux-1.h flow k f'77l3t'i - 3 .v A '5' yi. is 1 'W A at L F 1 Jflhlmy , I 'fe f.. Q.. '3'-'ww 1 lsllcing l.hr0:il,R rif' -V,. X Ir' 55 ,, Eg W 29 53' 1 jor four yar 3 Q lj nor-ded and only , af ',.. Q K- 'SQ 'I U ' . 4' 3 i . Q .Q t , was then handed Us iltghag if as . I . 'QQ . W lhnt hc would lllillil' '99 A 1 - hfigfiftu qty. 5 Q. . .'. i ijul. Jlll'lllSflll rlldn't ' , ' Q . Q Q Q 5 B18 if 3 l 'but kr-pl right on pluggiz.. ' 1' l 11' I, eg. si Q, if Qui. ! pnsnimt the line of scrimi Q' 4 ' ,ff 'U Q Q' A ,. Ax H Q, R . ' ping through the grasping fl --.H-f 1 1, Cfye' I is yr 5 , lznrgklers lo score. Tomlny Hirle . 3 V ,-1. it Q In 'for the point, was blocked. .I , X Y al' ' W. I ' N, J. C. played on even terms Q ,, '-surf 45, -- 4 ,,,,,-sh-,lf Q 8 itln- Wolves in yards gained rushingwbx K j- fig, 9' ' ' ' I '3' 9' fmnlting 129 yards against 161 for the gf NT: , 1 visitors, but the Wolves supremacy l.DEKH. 1 Qlmwod in the :nr where they gained! Elldlibe yy. ,,:, ,M am 2:1 total nt' 129 yards on passes againstiald Gl BOTH- ' A -. .lfl for llw Tlilzff. ggeivigrystal ' at Y-F , Tho Linn-upszv 0 H ,, '. p P H' Cepinli-Llncnln Pos. N. J. C. sgfst' Vern Tex H-' A , A ' 'Blllll'I' 4,....,.,,. IE ........., Turner' Tackles James V SN Ylfilevc-:ms , ..... LT ............. Camlhaven' Lea Smiley of X Xnlwli. ..... Ig? ........ Meginko Stevens of Hazlehulft, John - 1' W' - f--'. ---- 1 On rance, Baton Rouge, a., James , . -. s l'l2'l'l is ..... HG ......... Brunner son, of Mobile, Ala U Nr-lim. ..... RT ..,...... Sinclair Guards, Gleni tgirker vlgaale- Sl: g , .,.,. RE .... Moore hurst, John Broc , u man, a. ter -.,,,, franlllm. .... QB .. LuffeylV- Dukes of Flora, Ralph Harris oil ggocnlgigfffh ff1H',Q Bu,m,.5c 1 H,,,m,., . VUUIIH '...- Hinos Brookhaven, Charles Layton of Ma-Q ture a more versamg attack Tilllllll .......... ........ MCBi'lh gee' Alfred Parrish' Crystal springs' lent of S eed and aerial thrusts l qw, lg, FB Wim. . John Ward of Wanllla, Frank D y p . d li I ' I' il ' ' ' 1 ms Young of Hazlehurst and Otis Wat- Holmes has 8 Stmng forwar Wa Wesson famed fn the 135 l Sfvrr' hy flH1'1'l l'-' son of Wesson but lacks the weight of the Wesson ,minutes of the gaxne when thev 1 C0-Llll ..... ,,,.... . .. 0 6 E 0-12. Centers George Bethea of B forward lllle. teams have catfs punt was returned VN' -7- C- ' '--4' -4' ---- 0 0 U 5 6 haven, Walter Lewis of C 961' a Hood following of Swdelllffl and Lmco1n's W. Wright back, 60 A 7 Smnm4 tour-lnrlownsi Cu-Lili--Sluyf Springs, and OMS Watson of Wes, local supporters on hand for the for a touchdown Williams gm h-glow' pass from Tillmanl, Tatum toni son, 1 , H ef Same- the extra nolnt. T ' ir' 1 ' ' A ' ' ows Display Nice 1-0'llnW0llPaCK f Wlllltb ipiah-Lincoln Routl l it up three and then two back sneak for 12 to CP's 18 as chene smashed over right the hom blew. Slales Goodman tCoutlnued from Fifteenth Page! Gregg pitched a pass to Talinadge Fort-iiirn for a first down on the C0- ,Lin ll. Then, with the Tiibe also try- ing to beat the clock. Gregg tossed Under lights Svobocla A nine-yard buck by Ruman three incomplete passes in a vain ef- and a four-yard smash by Svo- e took it to the visitors' five, iiali Lincoln held Rurnaigwere arely in i . at - i, . .. 0.0 Q' vfmgf Qi ...Q A -0011 f-hasten .Wigs i 0- 1 'sl as I Q l 'ibm as .9'g' RVN 9' 3 f.Q,a Q33 gangs 'G Paige Q .inf fi .Sl 'fee . I -' 5:7411 JI, .,,, - , egggd 'il Agua' We if 'Q QQ' Y fi-:.'. '-'2-. A l WESSON - tSpeciaD - The brightest lights in South Mississippi will blaze Saturday night when the i Co-Lin Wolfpack and the Goodman, Bulldogs play the first night foot- ball game in the history of the Wes- son Junior colleges Stone Field. hen the ten tall poles went up ' the Copiah-Lincoln gridiron Week, J. M. Ewing, pres- institution announced okoff time at Wes- 3 o'clock Fri- '11 Saturday. ames will con- ' wma, YY- ' wi- ,ga 'Ki +1-nf' 1 of the teams boasts players -onsidered among the most out- ne standing individual stars of the A for the footy junior college circuit. , in the Perkinston Bulb! Among them are Wesson's Curtis U LAllen, 195-pound senior fullbackg Z Coach uGoat,, Fortenberry and.Thomas Sullivan, probably. the on the the Wolves will be out for blood 0Uf'SlaHdiHS d9feI1SiV6 End in the mlungfmd Dfecatur' .wt?l1c.h'Saturday night after a. disastrousiCOHf6r6HC6 f1'1iS Year and 21 second lf ts ogs one or elf loss to Pearl River last week bylteam all-state selection las? sea-5 Eeadfn a score of 32 to 7. Only slight MQ' and Bob Stevens, all-state 00 an and Wessnn loaf injuries were sufferedinthe Poplar-'87-e at Co-Lin in 1944 who re- l I l I fort to score. Cn fourth down the Indian backs evidently had a misunderstanding about who was to take the ball from center, and the oval went past them hack down the field, and it was the Wolves ball on the Indian 27 when, without the break for the visitors, it should have been somewhere about the ten. thus almost forcing Co-Lin to punt out and give the Tribe the ball again. But instead the Wolves had it on their own 27. A line play got only two yards, and then Tillman got away rl long pass that was gathered in by Slay in midfield and the big end racefl the remaining distance to hit irt first, Melvin Williams' kick ' o point was no good. after the opening of the alf Albert Watson intercepted pass directly over the nmage and was hauled 46 stopping an Indian up the start of an- for the Wolves. h ,. il right tackle, and gi first on the 'menalized five. un' through: circled left x ,conference .clfanlpion Hinds ille game and the Wolves should turned from the service to play it 1Pe1 UP'E111-9111? Elellens' e at full strength against Perk. ,line ball this year. 'I i i l l i i i it i l v Kimble l-Jstgi Mickey i iff right i Tatum aldwell 3 first on 2 'ax' 'wh for no l smash- i .lien for I text play ' WL. .fe on about across the on him for f .s' kick for Started rolling Hodges so hard 1 ig in a punt that back fumbled, andf on the Wolves' 32. ' a whale of a line 'battleh all night with Charles Bud :P indian left tackle, easily the'2 Landing performer of the night as , r as the Tribe was concerned. and X Copiah-Lincoln's forwards being led by Glen Slay, classy right end. ' Massey McConnell, Johnny John- son, J. M. McBeth, Junior Williams, and Talmadge Fnrirnan turned inf, good work in the Indian backfield i while Robert Hodges, Robert Tillman, W. L Stampley, Taylor Ta.t1.un, Cur- tis Allen, and James Caldwell led the backfield work for the invaders. Slay and Tatum scored both of Copiah-Li.ncolh's touchdowns, Slay turninl in 816' longfpass gain in the, closing seconds of the, first half? afterll taking gphikl have from Tillman, and Tatum. bn -a lshort pass fmfh Gaidibill, fa- nephew of Devon Payneg plgillulah High 'School coaclii j . l who-QQ'er'1y coughed at Ouachitai and? ' le here. ul .' I Thitr am- l gown Shand. never have been ' ut the visi- tors got flier-benefit 'of a break and? pitched the desperation pass purely in an effort to beat the time that wasa 'favidlv dwindling' awav for the first I I 1 . - f w : 5 . . f f , ,rf 'Y ,F:j57!i1,w 1' 1 Y t I f IBASKIET BAILIL For the second consecutive year, the girls' basketball team has won the Junior College Championship Trophy. Under the supervision of Coach Fortenberry, the team, with their spectacular playing, afford so many breathtaking games on 'our campus. The season was a successful one with no losses but a score of exciting moments, for a few of the games were easy wins. Even in defeat, the opponent teams admired the Wolverines' clean playing and sportsmanship. After seeing their excellent cooperation and fine spirit, it is obvious that they are truly the Junior College Champions of 1947. Below is our team: Pansy, Barr, Norma Jean Beasley, Pauline Taylor, Josie Moak, Juanita Wallier, Captain Sue Echols, Coach Fortenberry, Manager Dot Sanders, Mildred Cupit, Alice Earl Byrd, Bertha Lou Hartzog, Sara King, Ruth Tedder and Aline Quinn. 'l a 'I 'M' -' 1 ,Q for , , 4 . . . . I .7 ,VN r r ,va L- 1 ,:. f r Qff. j 5- 1- ,:,,y:, nga, 7-f .,,. an 53,5 , ..,.. , .,,1,,f:, t ,. -ga r L. . nv ,,,,,,,L!r,v 9, 52 I Q If mvmr-, aaaa W1 BASKIET BAILIL Under the excellent direction of Coach Ricks, the C0-Lin Wolves had the Student Body with them even in defeat. The team did not enjoy a series of victories, but spotted their wins throughout the season and thereby held the interest of their fans. Tournament time brought an early defeat to this fiery group. The Wolves left a record of good spirit and sportsmanship in Co-Lin's favor. Pictured below is our team: Captain Nelson Waltman, Thurman Allred, John Pouncey, J. E. 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Q, ,L , ,, ,. , Q. 1 L-P 4 - VZ . . V x L . f 2 H A 4 f .ld V ' V- - xvu f, 'H ' , ,, 1,1 ' 1 . 5,4 X: , ,,,. .a ,jg W1-yi, ,Q Q: ,. ,, . . I, .,,., 4,4 wx.. vi , ,,ri2,3,,., .Q bi , ,J , N Q' x - ' 2 r.v 3..v,. 'lla-'.Av ,Q i Qvgghbi.. Q. . .Lf -my 5 dh Q,.4K ,QL 'wg , ' f- M sy. .N-Q-, ' , 'A .. .4 N., -5,-. 7 :,, fi? Q ' N' . ':f2TQ'?'Vvg'ZjfsQi3ffE,' , 7 Q' wb. ik.,-ffl-.,l 5 3',2S. it nn, .. agi- +1 1 1 11 1 1 l 11 12 U W ill 111 11 1l11I W1 115' ,fl ll: 111 l I 11 1l 111 ll li 11 1 1 1 1 I Q 1 1 I 1I 1 1 '1 W V 11 1 11 1 1, It I 1 l 1 l1 ns- CHEERLEADERS Co-LIN SWING Oh when those Co-Lin Juniors fall in line, We're gonna win another game one time, And with that old Wolf spirit we will yell and yell, And with that Co-Lin Spirit we will yell. We're gonna', mop, mop up with everything And to the highest banner we will cling. ' We're gonna,' put that team beneath 5 ig:-1 the sod. Hit 'em Hard! K ll , , COPiah-Lincoln. 5' in I W l ' . H---G 1-Y-. :I ' . ' TRUETT MYERS ANN DAVIS VICTORY MARCH WOLVES KEEP FIGHTING Wolves keep fighting, Wolves keep fighting, Tear right through that line. Take the ball right down the field, Cheer, Cheer for old Co-Lin. Cheer her to' vict'ry, She's sure to win Send a hearty cheer on high Shake down the thunders from the boys, sky. Touchdown every time, rah, rah, rah Rah! Rah! Rah! Eat 'em raw, Wolves, show your claws What though the odds be great or' Wolves- Small Let 'em hear you growl, They'd better scram each time They hear that howl. Old Co-Lin will win over all, While her loyal team goes marching Onward to Victory. I MARIANNA SLAY HAIL To THE VARSITY We'll give a cheer to the varsity, Cheer them along the way, Onward to victory, May we win again today- We'll give a cheer for the varsity, Long may they reign supreme Shout till the echoes ring - For the glory of our team. DENNIS MAHAFFEY 92 ROSEMARY ANDING THE SOCIAL HOUR O women! If this be an ode, let it be dedicated to those graceful creatures who make life bearable, unbearable and zestful! And if this be dedicated to the fair sex, I must lay my setting in that one retreat where all is purely co-educational-the social hour. This is that happy period when all is bliss or anguish, depending largely on how chance has decided. As most of my work is that of obser- vation, it is only natural that I should approach this thing from the innocent bystander's 'point of view. Immediately after supper, the general exodus for the girls' dormitory begins. The happy couples wander into the dorm first, followed by the unfortunate women who are alone for the moment. The stags and I wander in next. Passing by the guardpost near the door, I give the password doogeblli Qthat's I,ll be good backwardsj, show my credentials, and thereby I am admitted to the inner sanctum. Ah, the lights are turned low tonight! There are only three searchlights sweeping the room at regular intervals. Then, too, the guard makes the rounds at' odd intervals of three minutes. I try to find a stuffed chair, but the earliest are safely tucked away in those. Nothing is left but one of those folding jobs, a sort of torture rack that has .done so much to cauie chronic backache. I must hope for the best. Seating myself uncomfortably, I start the waiit for romantic developments.. As I would like to be in on some of this development, I size up the eligibility situation. Four ladies are listlessly playing Rook at one table, but I notice that they are all incurable manhaters. Ho hum! Another sits over in the corner alone, she,s waiting for the already-established boyfriend. But out of this misfortune, I think I see Success sitting alone across the lobby. With carefully feigned nonchalance, I saunter in that general direction. As I approach, she smiles, but tragedy! The smile goes beyond me to someone else. I may as well go back and try again. I seem to be getting nowhere. Therefore, I resign myself to observing those who seem to be getting somewhere. My gaze is first drawn to the enraptured couple across the way. These two are lost-hopelessly, irrevocably, hopefully-under the spell of something. They stare deep into each others, eyes as if one were ice cream, the other a juicy steak. After ten minutes I decide that they will ruin their eyes after a few sessions-nothing more. Leaving these two to their ocular wanderings, my gaze shifts. And here is another type. This gentleman seems to think that he can win lady love by talking her to death. He orates at great length, what he is telling her I could only guess. Strangely enough, she is hanging onto his every word, this must be one of the budding romances. I vaguely remember that he is as silent as Selim the Grim in class, but that is of no consequence. P The light is beginning to bother me. Why didn't I think to bring my sunglasses? Near me some fresh and brave soul moves within three feet of the beloved. The glance the guard throws him would have scalded a stone. He moves back to the customary five feet six inches. The poor stags certainly look lonely tonight, I feel so sorry for us. I am consoled with the thought that at least I am near happiness. One of the girls wanders over to the piano. Oh, please, not Boogie Woogie! But she plays just that. That was once a good melody, but after ten minutes it is most dis- turbing. She plays her one selection and leaves, and my nerves are quiet again. But is that all? By the great Chopin, no! Two of the high school gi'rls move toward the piano and I slam my hands over my ears for what 'is to come. Why must it always be Chopsticks ? By the time they are finished, I am wishing for ia bowl of good Chinese rice to throw. About the lobby numerous Rook games move toward seven o'clock. I'd like to show someone some good card tricks, but no one is interested in card tricks. In fact, I can't find a someone to show anything. I pull the Ace-trick on myself, it only bores me. Would anyone be interested- in a four- handed game of tiddlywinks? Time marches on. At seven sharp, all this beautiful activity is torn asunuer. The bell shrills, all are stricken sad. The lost couple get one last, searching look, the orator gets in one last persuasive word, the women alone plan for tomorrow night, the Rook players throw in the trumps, the stags and I move toward the door. Iwatch the happy couples say goodnight and go toward their lonely rooms. Juliet waves at Romeo from the stairway. With my hands deep in my pockets, I plan. my exit. Why must it always be like this? I'm lonesome! -Carl Cobb English 102. 93 I if A Y ,f,Vf,:' 1: 0 Z 5 :jf-425-1 3 'hfw V 4 . f ? 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So here I stand outside my door, Biding time for Richard to wake, I can't get in, that's one thing sho , Wish he would get up for my sake. I f a policeman comes and takes me away To a place with a padded cell, Maybe Richard will come down and pay My way out of the jail! -Durwood Howard English 102. A,BorD A piece of creative writing I Whatever that may be Q Is the Av and' B requirement, And is it killing me! But that I'll meet this bitter test, I have no doubt at all, My name will then be posted high On every schoolroom wall. Ah, I can plainly see it now, This praising of my name, My high position exalted in Co-Lin's Hall of Fame. The dashing beauty of my style- The words, the thought, the rhyme Will be compared no doubt with all The Masters of my time. Ah, yes, there is no question now Of making A or BD, But as I read this poem again I think I'll make a DHI -Rosemary Noiton English 102. ' 'T THE TRILLIUM Have you often wondered where the Co-Lin Annual got its name, The TRILLIUM? The TRILLIUM was named after a wild flower, the Trillium, whose foliage is interesting to us. A Trillium has three petal flowers and three leaves, these representing the three counties which levy taxes to a common fund to maintain this school. THANKS ! We, the 1947 Co-Lin Trillium Staff, appreciate the cooperation and support of the students at Co-Lin, our faculty members, our photographer, Mr. John Williams, and our patrons. We take this opportunity to thank you and to remind the Co-Lin students that this publica- tion of the TRILLIUM would not have been possible if it had not been for our advertisers. We have enjoyed making the book and to all of you who helped us in any way we owe many thanks. 98 l If I- ' 1' l ii li 1 grin 0 9 11 i D 1111 1 'li 3 JJ' 99 0 X COPIAH -LINCOLN Junior College AccrecIi'red By The Sou+I1ern Associa+ion Of Colleges and Secondary Schools Member of Ihe American Associa+ion of Junior Colleges Wesson Mississippi 41 . . Lak THE SCHOOL WITH A'FUTURE JAMES 'W. EWING, PRESIDENT 'zoo V. D. Youngblood, Presidenf ancl Manager A. W. Benlz, Sec.-Treas SOUTHERN WHOLESALE CO. Wholesale Grocers Brookhaven, Mississippi Mee'r 'n' Ea? af +l1e Co-Lin Book Sfore 1 We Appreciahe Your Pa'rronage IQ1 1 ,V 1 l i 1 '1 1 P3 1 2 111 K1 . l, 1 1 BANK OF WESSON Wesson Musslssuppu Always A Boosier of Coplah Lincoln Robl E Rea Presuclenf L O Carraway Cashier Jas E Rea Vlce Presnclen+ lrene Sforey Assl' Cashier Member of Mnsslsslppl Bankers Assocuahon American Bankers Assoclahon An Federal Deposllors lnsurance Corporahon Compllmenfs B F YOUNGBLOOD AND COMPANY INC Everylhmg Dual 20Il Wesson, Mussnssnppa 102 l l I If X ,, I l l l ily I ll I1 . . fl ' 111 ll l ll . . I l I I Il d I1 . . l1 l l 1l l1 ll l 1'l . I I of l . l . l l 0 o I ' gl I, '1 APPLEWHlTE'S Brookhaven, Mississippi -- MUSIC --. Come In Ofren You Are Always Welcome Q9 Y SMITH SUPPLY co. Brookhaven, Mississippi Groceries-Feed Plumbing Supplies I Phone 74 POPE'S DRUG STORE Prescripiion Druggisl Phone 9l0 Brookhaven, Mississippi Sincere Good Wishes KEES MOTCR CO. Brookhaven, Mississippi BARDWELL DRY CLEANERS For Firsl-Class Dry Cleaning Call 9I09-Brookhaven, Mississippi Ed's Ea'I' Shop Jusl' A Good Place To Eal' Ed Aldridge, Prop. A+ Co-Lin Brookhaven, Mississippi S Phone 9l30 ee Curfis Allen Tick Taium Complimenls Keilh Foder John Torrance Mil+on Jordan ' I If Your Clofhes Are No+ Becoming To You, They Shoulld Be coming To Us Phone 942 1 4 v I I I I I , I I Complimenis of PERKINS FUNERAL HGME an C. B. PERKINS HARDW.ARE AND SUPPLY CO. Brookhaven, Mississippi 103 Brookhaven Specially Shop Ladies Ready-To-Wear Irma Fosler-Laura J. 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Of ConHnuo S Member Federal Dep + I e C Wi+h Bes'I' Wishes E + From TOM'S TOASTED BENolT's PEANUTS Alway BrooIcI1aven's Finesi' G B Mage Sfore For Misses I I And Ladies Wear Brookhaven M PP 105 l Com pllmenis VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Jam Hal Johnson Farmer s Feed and Seed Sfore Ful O Pep Quaker Oais Dairy Feeds Producig, Oualnfy Seeds Farm Supplues Wesson Mnsslsslppl Pos'r 7359 WESSON Wesson Mlsslsslppl PHARMACY HARDWARE Phone 2l2l Phone 285l Wesson Mlsslsslppl COWEN MOTOR CHEVROLET Auihonzed Dealer Phone 266I TH Day and Nnghi Wrecker Service Wesson Mnsslsslppl Philco Radlos Refrlgeraiors Bendix Washers O K Guaranleed Used Cars Phulco Refrngerafor And Radnos Hazlehursl' Furmfure Co Hazlel1urs'r Mnsslssuppl Loubal Glassware and Cork Co Complele Equlpmenl and Supplles Holels Resfauranis lnshfuhons Mnssussuppu Represenlahve M D Harris P O BOX 806 Gulfporl Mass 5l0 5l6 Blenvllle S+ New Orleans 106 Wk i sv ll , l ll. l In I le if u R ' ' i o l 1 . QU ' lv' ' gi, gf . . . . Q ' l l ll till ' fi ll IV il il Elf . . . . - ll - EH . . . . ll ' ll E ll . . A rv l' 0 V o Q I a ' ' ll . . ' ' Al - ll l . l ' ' 1 .1- l E l . l FRANK'S PLACE Wesson I-Ieadquariers OI Co-Lin Faculiy and Siudenis The Besi' Of Foods We Specialize In S+eaIcs, Oysiers, Chicken, and Sunday Specials SMITH AND SMITH Wesson Drygoods, Groceries, Feed Siarbrand Shoes and Fer+iIizer I STANDARD SERVICE STATION Lubricaiion, Washing, Gas J. C. PickeH', Owner Wesson, Mississippi Complimenis JITNEY-JUNGLE Self-Service S+ore Phone 237I Wesson, Mississippi Do You Know The McKays? They Know All Abou'r Cleaning Wesson, Miss. Complimenrs of PerriH s Srore Wesson, Miss. Complimenfs of PaHerson Supply Company Wesson, Miss. Com plimenfs of WiIIowIorooIc Dairy Wesson-HazIehurs+ SNOWHITE 'I+'s goiia be clean Grocery and Markei Wesson's Fines? Phone 4I52 We Deliver Wesson, Miss. Quaiify Cieaning WESSON DRY CLEANERS Wesson, Miss. Com pIimenI's of KEENAN BARBER SHCP Wesson, Miss. RAN DALL'S TAXI Phone 292 I Wesson, Miss. r 107 Compllmen+s INVESTOR S SYNDICATE The convenlenf hme +o save money never comes +o anyone Wlllle l l Smllh Sales Represenfahve Brookhaven Mnssussrppl XFHUROLFT Taylor Grlffun Moror Co R B Taylor Sales and Servnce Graves Lumber Company nc Repalrs lo All Makes ofcars Yellow Pune ancl Hardwoods Pl10l'19 5l Crysial Sprmgs Mnssnssnppr Lumber and Buuldmg Maferlal C0mPl'menl'5 of Phones No 9 and '88 Flreslone Home and Au+o Supplnes Phone 222 I-IaZIeIIurSI MISSISSIPPI Cryslal Springs MISSISSIPPI Complnmen+s of THOMAS OIL COMPANY Shell Producfs Crysfal Springs Mnssussuppl 108 I ll v - I-1-v ', I. ' I 0 HARPER'S Furniiure and Hardware Co. Inc. Cash or Credii-We Sell For Less Service For Over 26 Years Harris Cleaners and Laundry Hazlehursf Mississippi 3I6- Phone-3I7 CARR'S GROCERY Groceries and Feed Siuli Wiih an Up To Dare Marker Free Deliveries Phones 296 - 297 HazIehursI', Mississippi Bank of Hazlehursl' Hazlehursr, Mississippi Capiial and Surplus 5270.000 Cooper's Appliance S+ore Your G-E Dealer Hazlehursl LEWIS - SELMAN PRINTING CO. Publishers COPIAH COUNTY NEWS Hazlehursi, Mississippi Complimenls of Compnmenis of CHARLES D' SMITH Associate James Richardson Jeweler Sfofe owner-WESTERN Auro Brookhaven' Mississippi HazIehursI', Mississippi Monarch Chemical Co., Inc. 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We Doze Bui Never Close Complimenfs of NU-ENAMEL CORPORATION Cleveland, Ohio Makers of fhe world-famous Nu-Enamel A Painf for Every Purpose and Purse' Silve- b. -'fi' oe: .OF Apparel Ai' H's Besr - For Sixry Years Universiiy Meridian Sfarkville No Small parr of 'rhe recompense we have received for our parl' in fhis books has been 'rhe friendships we have enioyed wifh all of 'rhe people ai' Co-Lin during +his year. Congraiularions 'ro fhe sfaff for a splendid book. THE ART STUDIO - Brookhaven, Mississippi John H. Williams and Burfon K. Davidson, Propriefors Pholographers for The TRILLIUM since I937 nzi W f ICTOIIAI. YE IOOKS MYERS C0 pmctuu L Umm TOPE KA . o mc. L1 H1149 W. 61 ST. KANS. l