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

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'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.

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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'

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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.