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

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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

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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