Copiah Lincoln Community College - Trillium Yearbook (Wesson, MS)
- Class of 1948
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'f'L.'.A - if 5-4. .. 4 ,' my ,J ,JW - www V1 ,H v-- .V , 5V',,'.Il ,f 0' My 5, wifdf' 4 ,I ,Vik 1, Q , H4 fx, N LW 'N' ., ,- Y f xv LV f QI' I f 1, Y qu v 5 Presenting The 19113 EU Annual publication ot the Stu- dent Body ot Copiah-Lincoln Junior College and Agricultural l-ligh School at Wesson, Missis- sippi, sponsored by the Sopho- more College Class. 2 LIN THILLIUM If 7 If Business Manager FOREWORD As you turn through the pages of your l948 C0-Lin Trillium, we trust that each division page will instantly suggest a familiar phase ot campus lite. Our task has been merely to arrange these divisions in a logical and enter- taining order . . . and we have endeavored to choose and present those highlights which are most indicative of the activities ofthe students. For the central purpose of the Trillium is the presentation of a broad view of student life at Copiah-Lincoln. It every scene recalls a vivid memoryg if every face portrays a schoolmate and a triendg and it, in the larger sense, your annual be- comes a valued record which you can treasure always - then we of the Trillium staff of '48 have achieved our purpose. CGNTE T ADMINISTRATION ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES FEATURES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS 4 DEDicAtlo Retrospectionl Reviewing the fullness of two short years reveals no greater memory than this, our devotion to a great personality. For her love of the great literature, her ability to discover our capabilities, her sparkling wit that obscures our shortcomings, we of the Sophomore Class of '48 affectionately dedicate this volume of the Trillium to Miss Bell Lindsey, a cherished friend, a brilliant teacher, and a great lady. 5 The Administration Building v ' 'T T ' 'V 5 1953-I are f The Faculty House W- 1 bl ,, , The Girls' Dormitory The Academic Building 6 -Q-L , The Entrance The Gym The Boys' Dormitory af , . , . f , . The H ut 7 3321 . . ,S 'imiw . ' Y my OUR PRESIDENT JAMES M. EWING B.S., Mississippi State M.A., Columbia University To the Sophomores of l948: Dear Friends: The Co-Lin Trillium of l948 will be a worthy tribute to a very fine class! You have meant so much to Copiah- Lincoln as individuals and as a class. You are graduating from junior college at a time when your Country, State and Nation need upistanding Christian citizens and leaders, as never before. Your opportunity for service is unlimited. Your success will be measured in terms of the unselfish services you render to your fellowman and your C-od. Many of you have served your country well in time of war. My hope and my prayer is that you, and all of us, may serve our fellowman and our Cod as well in a new Atomic World of Peace. Very sincerely, J. M. Ewing. B .l-ll1lVlIlXlISTH TIIJ BOARD OF TRUSTEES W. S. Henley, President R. E. Rea, Secretary Grady Callender E. Ray lzard W. W, McCormick R. S. Berry Luther C. Magee BOARD OF SUPERVISORS COPIAH COUNTY George Marks A. B. Barlow M. F. Hennington Walter Barlow L. E. Hood Dr. Otho Messer T. V. Rush Carlos Smith B. W. Cagle R. E. Middleton W. Lee White Pence W, Brown LINCOLN COUNTY SIMPSON COUNTY Martin Holmes J. M. Ashley Jim Coker Estus Layton Clint B. Brister C. L. Steen Leroy Leggett C. P. Mahaffey J. Hugh James H. B. Smith 9 THE FACULTY For their personal interest in every student, for their intense loyalty to Copiah-Lincoln, for their firm faith in Education as the foundation of social progress, the members of our faculty truly merit the praise and respect they receive from the students whom they teach. FANNIE CALLENDER ' , , 3 Dietitian ff Aif'i,'!vg-X W C. L. CAMPBELL N High School Principal j L -r Psychology and Education A X' l , B.S., Miss. Southern College ' L i . Q 5' L 3 .-. A . . . , X 1 'Y X. .fi MA., George Peabody College ff ' jf A . 3 x ' 5 I ROY C. CLARK Bible BA., Millsapsg B.D., Yale University 'V it gf-il + 'hr v--..,-.. 1 .iv RUTLEDGE L couRTNEY ,.y3QV High School English L 5 BA., Mississippi College , at 7 is T is ., X, f ,.wL R. N. COWART P. Trades Education n P fl BA., M.Ed., Texas A. G M. ' ,C W. C. DRUMMOND Bible BA., Miss. College, Th. M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Q 5 ff 1 , 10 'fif- U 4, f 'Nast ..uY,,.s- gpg . 9 V f' L f A K 22 ff Jlgriid , 4' v an Q :fresn- H t21zsfS5a. i - Tf1l,LiEs3iiff?iE'I' V .a Y i 2 -A mfg-rv wgfv k ' . . is L . srr- ,Q , f , . ! wTQxftg' Q 3. , ' S 1: THE FACULTY L-f ww 9 QDX -iq, Flin., 'iii if 'gr' 1' ' gui.-- fix MRS. HAL R. ELLIS Faculty House Hostess B.S., B.M., Judson College MRS. J. M. EWING Voice B.A,, Millsaps Collegeg M.A, Columbia University F. M. FORTENBERRY Coach, Social Science B.A., Mississippi College MRS. F. M. FORTENBERRY High School Commercial BA., Mississippi College RALPH W. FRANKLIN Band B.S., L.S.U.g Graduate Study, Northwestern University JEAN FURR High School History B.A., Mississippi College ROBERT H. GUESS Physics and Electricity B.S., Tulane WILLIE MAE HAMILL English B.S., Grenada College: M.A., University ot Alabama THE FACULTY MARY STUART HARMON Voice B.S., Mississippi Southerng Graduate Study, Northwestern University, Juilliard School of Music B. E. HENDERSON Trade Education Graduate ot Ford Automotive Train- ing School, Ford Motor Company T. J. HEWITT Languages B.A., Mississippi College: B.S. in L.S., L.S.U. H. T. HUDDLESTON Dean of Men, Chemistry B.A., Arkansas College, M.S., University ot Arkansas GRACE C. HUFF History B.A., M.A., University of Alabama HONOR INCRAM English B.A., M.S.C.W.g M.A., University of Mississippi ANN JONES Assistant Bookkeeper Copiah-Lincoln Junior College MARY JAN E KOELZ Mathematics B.S., Memphis State Collegeg M.A., George Peabody College mv N in-1 if Nb- 3290- !!: ' 'lb ----. T TW' HE FACULTY fu. inf, Li fa? I 'h bX 'Ns-.., Qi... sig!! 1 ll 4 MARY KYLE Physical Education and High School History B.S., Mississippi Southern, Graduate Work, George Peabody College JAMES M. LEWIS, JR. Science B.S., Mississippi State BELL LINDSEY English BA., Millsaps College, M.A., George Peabody College ALLIE LEE LOFTON RN., King's Daughters Hospital Assistant Dean, Brookhaven E. R. LLOYD Agriculture BS., M.S., Mississippi State ALLENE McCORMICK Home Economics B.S., M.S.C.W.g Graduate Study, University ot Texas MRS. MARY L. McDONALD Dormitory Hostess CERTRU DE K. MUTTON Piano-Music B.M., Graduate Study, Wesylan, Berlin, Germany THE FACULTY MRS. GRAYDON L. MULLEN High School Home Economics B.S., Mississippi State College for Women GRAYDON L. MULLEN Bookkeeper Graduate of Soule University MRS. FRAN K OSWALT Librarian Certificate in Library Science, George Peabody College R. R. PEARCE Social Science B.S., M.A., University of Mississippi CAROLYN POWELL Commerce BA., Blue Mountain College TROY A. RICKS High School Mathematics Assistant Coach B.S., Delta State Teachers College JOHN A. SCOTT, JR. English-Speech BA., Birmingham Southern College M.A., George Peabody College LULA STEVENS Dean of Women M.E.L., Blue Mountain College M.A., Columbia University 'WB like .sk f '0- s? an ' f W ga . , .4 'Q-K QQ gill .sz 3 Xa 15 ff. . Qt ' N x i wg. Q '.:' S i X THE FACULTY 'BQ Qvfj MM R 5 gc l . GN m 3? f. I' V 1 0 Q 'hs - MRS. GROVER SMITH Secretary Copiah-Lincoln Junior College CROVER SMITH High School Agriculture B.S., Mississippi State College ROLAND STEVENS Veterans Guidance Center BA., University ot Michigan ROBERT C. STRAIT Science-Assistant Coach B.S., Millsaps College MRS. ZELLE TALLY Veterans Guidance- Center BA., Mississippi State College tor Women Graduate Study, University of Mis souri, George Peabody College FRED E. THOMPSON Commerce B.A., University of Mississippi MARY M. THOMPSON Commerce BA., Blue Mountain College J. J. 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Hazlehurst . WALTER BARKSDALE . . . Brookhaven KATIE RUTH BARLOW . . . Wesson WILLIE NELL BARLOW . . . Wesson EE WARD BATTON . . . Wesson JAMES BEESON . . . Monticello PATRICIA BLOUNT . . . Hazlehurst RAY BRACKEN . . . Harrisville DENVER BRITT . . . Wesson M 4.1 . tba 6 I I Q- 'I' 1 Rx 4 - 41-4 . III jj ' A. I ' 'Lx .qu .M - I , J 9 . .I I I 2 I 'Q T' - If f mix fg.. gm' QM Lf , H vi ,f.u.1' . sf Q ' UV f- ., .1 J ,gf gi 41 1, . , 4... - I-v I ,. . vu M Y 5 . ,gf 1-,,-W. fx, X If -f , 1,1-w M? , g,gf:, ,.41,,v E fir , fm A .1 lv I i in nd TQ- Lf. 5 M 1 +35 S , rv QM 7 hi. 15 1 X ww. .9 iv '- I ITA .1-4 - -, My I w , Q -rAg-1- l f - f ff , f Q ..,.. th ,A fl s 1 E A 1 l -ws. 5. I l ...L OPHOMORE DOROTHY M. BRITT. . .Wesson MARCEL BRITT. . . Wesson GARLAND BROWN . . . Bogue Chitto MARTHA BUIE . . . Natchez BEN R. BURNEY. . . Crystal Springs MARILYNKBURNEY . . . Crystal Springs AGNES BURT. . . Bogue Chitto DOROTHY CALCOTE . . . Lucien HELEN CALCOTE . . . Wesson LEE CALCOTE . . . Wesson JOHN CALDWELL . . . New Orleans, La. HARRY CHILDRESS . . . Satartia SGPHC GRES CARL coss . . . Yazoo City r Q . Q ii Q' an R A f ' 9 WEBB COWARD . , . Auburn ef 1 - ' A . L . A Wi?w4fMQQE!, fwo ' f 4' l ,,.. V JAMES CRENSHAW. . . Saltiilo fi of 1 1 , 43 i Q is il, FDS A ,lie NARVELLE cRuM . . .Crosby rr A . -- if .'.'J ' 5 DOUGLAS DAVIS . . . Tupelo if 3 ' rfe- iw .Ji L- HERMAN DAVIS . . . Hazlehurst J RALPH DECELL. . . Brookhaven JERRY DILLARD . . . Chalybeate VERELL DUKES . . . Flora , ,iw MARY DUMAS. . . New Hebron ' rr uigwywommx ALANSON E. ENOCHS. . . Natchez HAROLD FARMER . . . Wesson 21 ra... 'S M, Z. SOPHQMORES , .J A' M. JANIE EELDER . . . Liberty W J, L- df yd' 1-,,., 7 151315 Af' CHARLES FLOYD . . . Magee wg., 'FV' s -,.v N Fi f. TA A 5. jj CAROL FORD . . . Hazlehurst K lb KEITH FOSTER . . . Brookhaven f, . ,Q , 1 3 A if N ,,1.,- , - lm . pr'-1213 'S ' fl' rj 1 L Vw KQV X R I , S 42 L S. 'L 5 www- ee io , ,Q - I gr' get f me QM ,gm ,, JL ,QE '--e-. x Ag, 'R fag? 1 2 fr 1 5 ig S A I S VIRCLE FREEMAN . . . Hamburg MARY ELLEN C-RAVES. . . McCall Creek 3 f 1. , . ELLA RUTH CRIEHNC . . . Meadville S . 'lr . ig- CHARLES C-RIFFITH . . . Gloster . i 2 3, C- if A b BESS STOREY GRUCHY . . . Wesson DANIEL J. CRUCHY . . . Wesson . bg- , 4 1 YQ l iii 4 4 av , -A M . 'ie f 'ei' V' A I CHARLES CUYNES . . . Hazlehurst JOHN 'HADSKEY . . . Roxae . 5 1' 'N 'fb I X . 92. 'iif' 'I ,Y X W I: . Q j,M.g.! . 22 SGPHOMGRES MILDRED HALL . . . Bogue Chitto GLEN HARRISON . . . Hazlehurst PEGGY HARRISON . . . Canton BERTHA LOU HARTZOG . . . Silver Creek BE'I'I'YE JO HEDGEPETH . . . Monticello PETE HERRING . . . Meadville DURWOOD HOWARD . . . Crystal Springs HAL HUGHES . . . Hopewell PATRICK HUGULEY . . . Ruth DOLLY JACKS . . . Brookhaven FRANCIS JAMES . . . Centerville LOVIE JION ES . . . 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Satartia OLIVER LEE . . . Eddiceton ALBERT LEGCETT . . . Brookhaven SOPHOMORE FRANK LEC-CETT . . . Brookhaven WALTER LEWIS . . . Crystal Springs TRACY LUSK . . . I-Iazlehurst WADE MCCORMICK . . . Bogue Chitto ELIZABETH MCDONALD . . . Crystal Springs BERNICE MCINNIS . . . Wesson CATHERINE MCMANUS. . . HazIehurst FAYE MACEE . . . Tylertown JO LYNN MACIEE . . . Kokomo CHARLES W. MARIS.. .Canton ROBERT A. MARLER . . . I-Iazlehurst CLYTI-IUS L. MASON . . . I-Iazlehurst ...aa ' fps , 1. ,. If if ., V 'Ni' 1 M .X I I 1 , li-D' ING 'Q' Z? if 'ii V . 955' .Qu-fe.. Ik, 'fit Q . I I.. ,vw 'P K . Q 2 C S W Eli I Se , , aaa. 'GCT' if . V ffm ml .,, r 4 I 9 SOPHOMORES PAUL MEARS. . . SaItiIIo LINFIELD MILLER.. .Yazoo City ROBERT MILLER . . . Wesson DORIS MINTON . . . Wesson JOHN ' MONTC-OMERY . . . Brookhaven NELLIE MUNN . , . Magee TRUETT MYERS . . . Magee JAMES NEWSOM . . . New Hebron ALBERT NOLAND . . . Madison ROSEMARY NORTON . . . New Orleans, La. ENOCH NUNNERY . . . Clinton, III. LAWRENCE O'FERRALL . . . Natchez x SOPHO CRES ARLONE PARKER . . . Natchez JACK PEVEY . . . Crystal Springs MEREDITH POOLE . . . Union Church JOHN POUNCEY . . . Sumrall LESLIE REED . . . Natchez ALTON RICKS. . . Booneville BILLY FRANK ROBERTS . . . Mendenhall 'mf LYDA PEARL ROCERS . . . Monticello CERALDINE SAXON . . . Wesson -VIRCLE SHIEL . . . Brookhaven CALVIN SPENCER . . . Bogue Chitto BILLY STRAIT . . . Brookhaven Ji. l 'Q .uf- Qqtl i no hs rv' . ab A W. , 5 i 4 as N .cfs 1 A X, 2 Wim ,, 1 it - bl x- XA f ,,,'1 ZR. f Y l S5 t. it l it V l ey Q. J, .,, . -- t S SW' f ll V A s, 1 ' -ff-. . .C t V Q. Y e '34, rf , A y 5 t-as -vw-4 S-is haw ff 1 ' -1 S l , . ' 1, - fig f . R VHANIWQ - lull A 0 f Qi? me .. K , -.. ' , , .,, SOPHOMORES ROBERT SUMMERS . . . Brookhaven FRANCES TABB . . . Wesson TAYLOR TATUM . . . Gulfport KENNETH THAMES . . . Brookhaven HUBERT Tl-IETFORD . . . Union Church HOMER THORNTON . . . Crystal Springs DOROTHY TYNES . . . Liberty i-iEwn'r TYNES . . . Liberty 'ix KY' A A 'R 'I R521 ROLAND WALL . . . Brookhaven A ALBERT WALLACE, JR .... Macau creek A JoHN XIVARD . . . wanaina MARY WEEMS . . . Summit if 28 SOPHOMORES Q L In I 34 :I y , CURT WESTON . . . Bourbon . ,W I2 Q I T- ian LEON WILLIAMSON . . . Madison Igg- .A-' X VERA WILTSEIIRE . , , HSZIQIILIISI STANCIL WISE . . . Natchez HENRY WOOTEN . . . Natchez ' , Agi- BILL WRIGHT . . . Brookhaven BEN YOUNCIBLOOD . . . Wesson E 'S' SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED HOLMES CARLISLE . . . Wesson J. F. MCCARDLE . . . Hazlehurst CALVIN ERVIN . . . Hazlehurst BILL PITTMAN . . . CIIoSTer RICHARD DREHER , . . Closfer MARVIN SANDERS , I . Brookhaven COLEMAN FURLOW . . . Wesson WALTER STAMPLEY . , . Natchez KENNETH LEWIS . , . Crosby ALBERT WATSON I . . Wesson DAV'DL'NCLEE-'C'YSff SP'I gS SPECIAL COLLEGE STUDENTS E, H. COLLINS, JR .,.. Roxie MELBA PEAVY , . . MontIceIIo CURTIS WHITTINCTON I . . Bude 29 Fortenberry, Felder, Cliburn, Franklin, McGahee, Ross FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS GENE ROSS ...... .....................................,.......................................... P resident GENE FELDER ............................, .............. V ice-President MARY ELIZABETH CLIBURN ...... ......... S ecretary-Treasurer ANN McGEHEE ...................... .................... R eporter MRS. F. M. FORTENBERRY ...... ........ S ponsor MR. RALPH FRANKLIN ...... ........ S pornsor 3 O N FRESHME F 'fe 33:1 I C WILEY AINSWORTH . . . Magee , F A , hs A 1 Q .R O S, I ,M BoBBIE ALLBRITTON . . . I-Iefnevalle L A ,Av , 1 . ' 0 ' is W: V' ., y GENE ALLEN . . . Brookhaven A ' f Ry 4:2 I A hr e i f HUBERT ALLEN, JR. . I . Silver Creek rf 4 'Q I ,. ,5v ' BERYL B. ALLRED . . . Wesson ,Lk ' T. ff IB - CARROLL APPLEWI-IITE . . . Allen A N' r J V':' f ' ' o ' .air XJ ' P HAROLD APPLEWHITE . . , Allen QQ ,I Z ' DuRwooD ARMSTRONG , . . Crystal Springs Eg L, ' ' L, f A RALPH ATKINSON . . . Satartia ' I vIvIAN AULTMAN . . . Brookhaven f A L n -L A ff' B I. D. BARKSDALE . . . Union cnofon A if 1. Q, 'f 75' ' I' ,. ik JoHN B. BARLOW . . . Clancy A-f Q Ne 'Q 1 :ff A 'I .44 4 if , ' 3 M 1, F ,F f ROBERT c. BARLOW . . . Wesson , ' CLIFFORD I-I. BARNHART . . . CryoIeILspnngS Z? '- :fear If ff 1 ' FRANCIS BARRETT , . , Saltillo 'fs , '-'hw E 5 'xx DSA 2 5 1 ff If ROBERT BARRETT . . . seIfaIIo t A L' ' egg? , A 3 , 'M ' '-1. ' fn' 'W ! - ANITA BEAcI-IAM . . . Wesson '74 . ,, M- - Q, - 1 LZ.- ' 'I f 5 RUDOLPH BELL . . . Crystal Springs 5 I. I 2 . I OVW' 5- . Q - '-V .3 - ,, ' I -6 4, I gl 'A :Q ', ' D In fl Hoof V-A-A V . 'Mr uk i -dm-L WILLIAM BELL . . . Crystal Springs , I 3 5 Q' 'ful' k by , ,. BILLY JoE BISHOP . . . Hazlehurst f ,,. , 3' ' -Q ,V ,. .El KATHLEEN BOOK . . . Hazlehurst v ,F N A ' A , CALVIN H. BRITT . . . Wesson A ' I Q is 41 I' 6.15 JAYN BRITT . . . Bfookneven I 1 H 'J' 1 ki M48 J 1' CLARENCE BROWN . . . Shivers M ff X' '12 lkls A A 31 3 f. I g XE 7 V - no , jj, ' 'Mi' ff A 5 he , if M fm. all , W gh Q ,Q I .I 4 :E 'K -' v kv-fu Q-:H Q f , 1 9 Q? af Egg ,G+ Wai..- Q: K B X QM. Q Q .4 D an 1 5 1 - FRESHME CLAYTON CROUT . . . D'l.o CHELSIE RAY CURTIS . . . l-lazlehurst L. F. CURTIS . . . Hazlehurst JOAN DANIEL . . , D'Lo CECIL DANIELS . . . Silver Creek RITA DARBY . . . Brookhaven JOAN DARVILLE , . . McComb PETE DONAHOE . . . Crystal Springs DOROTHY DOUGLAS . . . Sontag JOSEPH DUCKWORTH . . . Mendenhall ROBERT EASLEY . . . Brookhaven ROBERT K. ENOCHS . . . Natchez FRED L. EVANS, JR .... Bude CHERITE M. FARMER . . . Wesson JANE FARRAR , . . Crystal Springs GENE FELDER . . . lVlCCOmb ANNIE J. FLEMING . . . Silver Creek ROBERT FLOYD . . . Monficello CHARLES FOSTER . . . Natchez JAMES D. FREEMAN . . . Hamburg JAMES D. FURR . . . Wesson FRANK GARNER . . . Andalusia, Ala. JAMES L. GARNER . . . New Hebron HOPE GERALD . . . Smithdale 'V' CLIF' . , ew ii, R21 Ns.: TR 52. .W . 'P f? 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Saltillo MARY AGNES GINN . . . Kokomo THOMAS J. GIPSON, JR .... Brookhaven JOE C. GONIA . . . Hazlehursi' A BILLY GRAVES . . . l-lazlehurst JEAN GREER . . . Ruth ULAY B. GRIMES . . . Andalusia, Ala. IDA SUE GRUBBS . . . Mendenhall LOUISE GUESS . . . Brookhaven ETHEL GUICE . . . Hamburg ANNIE RUTH GUNNELL . . . Bogue Cham WILLIAM I-IALFORD . . . Natchez GERALD HALL . . . Crystal springs FRANCES HANCOCK . . . Crosby ALTON HARRIS . ,, . I-lazlehurst FRED HARTZOG . . .Silver Creek HOUSTON HARTZOG . . . Silver Creek CALVIN HARVEY . . . Silver Creek WILLIAM HAYS . . . Bogue Chitto FRED HEARD . . . Hazlehurst MARY PEARL HEARN . . . Monticello HARLAN B. HILBURN . . Crystal Springs FRESHME DAVID HILL . . . Oxford KATHERINE HOOD . . . Carpenter RAYFORD HUFF . . . McCall Creek DANIEL HUGHES . , . Magee MAX HUGHES . . . Hopewell RAMONA HUGULEY . . . Ruth VIRGINIA HYER . . . Summit ROBERT LEE IVY . . . Sonfag WAYNE IVY . . . Sonfag BONNIE JONES Sanatorrum GERALDINE JONES Brookhaven MYRLE JONES Carson PAUL JONES Wesson THOMAS JONES Brookhaven JULIUS JORDAN Auburn MILTON JORDAN McCall Creek MARGIE FAY JOURNEAY Wesson ELLANORA KALMBACH Beauregard BILLY KELLY Beauregard JULIA FRANCES KENNEDY Magee ARTHUR KING Montlcello JOHN JAMES KING Allen ROBERT W KING Wesson BETTYE RUTH KNIGHT Magee W' 4 :Lf fu l l 3 -, Q- . S. A , ' ' fr 'x .ml v li I if ' - if Z9 lf' gn. . L . .ru am i ga llll 2' - f W L, 'TQ-Q vm- ,Q Q an WS Ihr-v 'V'-v xl D i is I . l Q 15 18, ' . , W 'WY' 11.5 Qv 19 v 96002,- f3f I-0 . 1 5 . X .. .. 'sb . ' 1 xv. . is 1' I -i 1. 4 N, x,. - Mf- ,C it' EQ A me , , l '. m or X, . , V.. - X' 1 , I, f- ,-V ,A-4.5 : ima-II VZ, . Q SM' J ' B' ' , A'A:i 1 z. .. M 1 . ,Q . , e-- ,, C ,,L, fu .. .,'h I wi: I-.l 'I a V 1 gy. ' M .L 'w 1 R2 W- ig .V Qfx qi? I W as g.f on , - A see- I Q .Q 'I 27' 52 1 f ' ' , K ,A X A-,I ,, ff ., ,sw I, - ,V a: If- Zim I 'V iv s kr -g ' ' 7 I' I ':,.AVV 1 - A - f 51 ,ag Jani A I ' Ki' x M , W rx I I L ' I ' A x , p ' Af I as I ' ,na I in ,qi :gg I - , 5' X 5? ,rr 23 ,Wane 4155! A ' My Q if xii? iii s -' Qu- . '7 fs' 'ff we -A 4 9 f f l vig sg fs, kt v es. f gig: 1-1 Ax ,SFF I ,xl , if A f- X? A 4 I 7 an Y, iig . K ,- 45..- z I Q II 15, IG- as 'zz-' , ' FRESHME JOHN KYZAR . . . I-lazlehurst WILLIE FAYE LAMBERT . . . Wesson CLYN LANCSTON . . . Silver Creek HAROLD LANCSTON . . . New Hebron BILLY LEE . . . Brookhaven EARL LEGCETT . . . Bogue Chitto DOUGLAS LEONARD . . . Meadville JOYCE LINCLE . . . Crystal Springs LORENA LITTLE . . . New Hebron EDGAR LLOYD . . . Carpenter ELLA ROSE LOVE . . . Brookhaven HASCAL LOWERY . . . Wesson BOBBY LUCAS . . . Brookhaven PRENTIS LUCKY. . . Magee OTHA LUPO . . . Wesson ANN V. McGEHEE . . . Selma ARTHUR J. McCEHEE . . . Water Proof, La. GWEN McCEHEE . . . McComb DOROTHY MANCUM . . . D'Lo MILDRED MANGUM . . . Magee THOMAS MAXWELL . . . Sandhill JAMES F. MAY . . . Magee JOE FLOYD MIDDLETON . , . Hazlehursf CLARENCE MILLER . . . Monficelio FRE HME JOHN F. MILLER . . . Brookhaven CHARLES MILTON . . . lvleadville RAY B. MINTON . , . New Orleans, La. FRAZIER MITCHELL . . . Crystal Springs THOMAS MOAK . . . Bogue Chitto ROY LEE MOHON . . . Crystal Springs GENE MONTGOMERY . . . Bogue Chitto JUANITA MULLINS . . . Roxie PAULINE MURRAY. . .Jackson EDWIN NELSON . . . Natchez ANNIE L. NETTERVILLE . . . Wilkinson KATHERINE NULL . . . Brookhaven BILLY O'QUIN . . . Magnolia JOE D. O'QUINN . . . Jayess BEATRICE PACE . . . Hazlehurst DORIS PACE . . I-Iazlehursf THOMAS PARSONS . , . Lucien PATRICIA PATRICK . . , Hazlehursf FLOYD PHILLIPS . . , Bogue Chitto WILLIAM PITTMAN . , , Kokomo IRIS POOLE . . . Natchez KLEVAY POOLE . . . Union Church BETTY JEAN POPE . . . Tylerfovvn fi'- K 'xr ' 'sv-' ff, iw 5 N. , I I If R Ek '-is of 1- I ,- fm. em as 'li . 'i ! 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Monticello MARVIN PRESLAR. . . Monroe, N. C. ALLEN B. PRICE . . . Bogue Chitto HUEY L. PRICE . . . Jayess RILEY S. PRICE, JR .... Bogue Chitto ALENE QUINN LINGLE . . . Brookhaven LUCILLE REDD . . . Brookhaven MILTON REYNOLDS . . . lVlcComb CATHERINE RIALS . . . Georgetown PAULINE RIALS . . . Georgetown GENE RICE . . . Crystal Springs GENE ROSS . . . Crystal Springs BERDIE RUNNELS . . . Florence ROBERT P. RUSSUM , . . Pascagoula BURDETTE RUTLAND . . . Wesson RAY RUTLEDGE . . . Sontag MARY FRANCES SASSER . . . Bogue Chitto EDWARD J. SCHMIDT . . .Wesson ROY A. SCHMIDT . . . Sontag JAMES W. SCOTT , . . Roxie LENA SHELTON . . . Union Church HENRY SIMONTON . . , Natchez FRESHME JAMES SINCLAIR . . . Braxton CHARLES SMITH . . Wesson DORIS SMITH . . . Brookhaven DUANE SMITH . . . Columbia ELAINE SMITH . . . Brookhaven CENA KATHRYN SMITH . . . Lucien HAROLD SMITH . . . Union Church JAMES A. SMITH . . . Brookhaven JOHN E. SMITH . . . Mendenhall KATIE RUTH SMITH . . . Lucien NANCY SMITH . . . Allen WILLIAM L. SMITH . . . Brookhaven MARY ELLEN SOWELL . . . Magee QF' M- lil' if 'Q A L- 9 I ix Q E 'L 1 MI 31 ' A A -. ig ' ' Y' 'as , ' 1 'I ' ' 1 ' 'Ml' -i R ' I 1' I 5. oig' I L 1 .JN Dahl '21, frllfe' 4 Wiil I ss- i 113'-I i iI5oisi,,.!olil1La.,i :F .4-.zu In QNX 3' W 'A Q Hur V ..s.. , I Q is Q' 1 rv , 1 ,A LM, J. Qs' . N 1 f I flr ,. lb- ' fa CLIFTON M. SPEED, JR .... Wesson I' SIDNEY B. SPENCER . . I Bogue Chitto 1 N 4 - s WILLIAM STANLEY . . . Wesson I I I 'x. R' ,life 47 i CLARENCE sTEcALL . . , Wesson . VESTA RUTH STEGALL . . . Liberty ' 4 JULIAN sTENNls . . . DeKalb A -.. P g CHARLES E. STEVENS . . . Manila, P. I. ' ' ,- ci-IARLENE STRINCER . . . Magee A i' A A I I 4. LAVON STRONG . . . Closter iv CARMEL SULLIVAN . . . Mendenhall TERRY SWALM . . , Brookhaven M , 4'-..e if ,. 'gs' ' 1 kr -www A ., ':Z..,,, 'B-. X 4--. . f- fb- ig--S' A-I 'P K .S il fa. QQ., V Y r W Q K si S . x f, .al I: '72 K 19 i mp f , -5 ff. ,qi lf - . -Ki? Qs' ly, l' ill 'C' 5255,-F .fr Q ni ggas .6 Lg! 7-A -v , 1, 'Q I 4 S' B an il l A I 4 ,ag f- 1 i -,L 2 , . wail? A 52 .I Q , Y -i mx S i I ' 'P N fQ E - . Q W ' get - G B ' if 'R . lr is - ef iw Q. M . T ' ' LJ-af.: It K 0 1 Q, Y ji ai, . ' N .' I 5 A ,Z 543 ,V K . ,ffm ,vs 5 on - 'w !x'a,. 47,-M Ml 5 ri, X A, q. ..v W' LI' 1, l A l MG, f A , , i M nf ,ft 1 .-- 1 V M- .wp- Q , I fini, M, Wi sf'-i o f M ,1- x 'U' x ,gi f uns' . -Gig - n-1294 X A - if 40 FRESHME LEE ROY TAYLOR . . . Liberty MARVIN TEMPLETON . . . Bude JOHN W. TERRY . . . Monticello MYRON TERRY , . . Hazlehurst WILLIAM THAMES . . . Brookhaven JACK THOMAS . . . Crystal Springs JOYCE THOMPSON . . . Silver Creek CLEO THOMPSON . . . Silver Creek BOBBY THOMPSON . . . Monticello EARL THORNTON . . . Brookhaven DEWEY THURMAN . . . Rockwood, Tenn. LLOYD TRAVIS . . . Carpenter DORIS TRIMBLE . . . Brookhaven PRESTON TURNAGE . . . New Hebron SALLY TYNES . . . Jayess BILLY TYSON . . . Bude PAUL UPTON . . . Mendenhall BLAKE WADSWORTH . . Natchez HAZEL WALKER . . . Mendenhall JAMES CURTIS WALKER , . , Magee VIRCIE M. WALKER . . . Wesson G. W. WALTERS . . . Magee JIMMY WALTERS . , . D'l.o ANN WATKINS . . . Crystal Springs FRESHME CHARLOTTE WEEKS Wesson ARTHUR WELLS Wesson NANCY WENTWORTH Meadvnlle EVELYN WILKINSON Gloster DAVID J WILLIAMS McComb ROBERT WILLIAMS Pmola CHARLIE WILLIAMSON Braxton PAT WILLIAMSON Mendenhall HOYT WOMACK Weathersby BILLY WOOD Hazlehurst JOE LEE WOOD Hazlehurst LOWERY WOODALL Bogue Chltto BILLY WRIGHT Hazlehurst FRESHMEN NOT BILL BLACKMON Montgomery Ala CHARLES CONN Ruth RAYMOND CURTIS Hazlehurst LOUIS FOSTER Natchez ANDY CREER Bogue Chntto FRANK JUNKIN Natchez HENRY KLAR Wesson 41 ,4 4.9 -as 9:20.43 ...Xxi X V? ,H W ew My 43 AAL 'Sv A PICTURED CARL MEDLEY MALCOLM MINTON Wesson FLOYD NETHERLAND Mnnden DONALD ROBERTS C-Ioster WOODROW SMITH Bogue Chntto FRED WALLEY Brookhaven OTIS WATSON Wesson Payden ,. I X .fc , .93 1 ,V I 3 r , A . . . , ..,.4 2 , z.,, Y 34 3, l f fix. ' , .. 'ffiiu -V 'if' ' ' - , 'Q , zf- Y ,, A 1 .. ,.,w:'x 7 A ft 7-K 3 -f-. , ' . . . . Q - Ii M Q rf 'I - .. I .- !'L X A rl' V 3 I . . . , 'P tttsfll ' x ,Q -A-.sw . .:.::k..l 'S' LAVERNE WING. . . Liberty , - rr , ' -f I A ff' W V. .t If ' . 5' fi , E Fw N t Q ,. Wm n I 'New f,.-ar1?2f3'ire . . . D ,- 3- f W' ' -'L '1 53' I I.. li' : 2 , K . .fin lr . 2 , I I 5 , j ? 'V if. M f .1 . . . .AAAA Y, . . . . . . ' , La. WK HIGH SCHOOL SE IORS VICE-PRESIDENT ................ BOBBY WILSON SECRETARY ........... ........ J ANE COLLIER ,aw , Sh r 1, .1 IT ,. +f'. .1 il .Q S' I i f I S 'fr' V JAX 'Qi' lf A A r ,Q-Q , V -0- N-of I E., 493 , lx- ' x , - 1? ' Y , 4 ,ra ,yn ak f '- 'I ' - S '- 'QR ff 4 K 5 , Aw in v FQ ,wh if. 13-A fm, . 4-, fir mga gg 3 vi 3 -5.. .T Q! 1 di? E 5 J -.E I -15 ffviy w it , leaf 4 hw . 1. f, A 5 f . jj an mf 'RQ g l i E 'Rs i 5 4 I1 I , ,,, A, x in X il 5.1 J. P' -J Q 5 i lg 4, . EM V1 ,Lat Q .uvl x ia IJ xv. A. Q .f I X MTN- 5 JAMES ARNOLD . . . Auburn WANDA ARNOLD . . . Brookhaven MANDELL ASHLEY . . . Wesson JANET BARLOW . . . Wesson JACKIE BONE . . . Wesson MARTIN BRIDGES . . . Wesson DARCUS BRITT . . . Brookhaven JOHN EDWARD CAGLE . . . Wesson JANE COLLIER . . . Ferriday, La. LEMUEL COOPER . . . La Lima, Sp. Honduras JERRIE COWART. . . Wesson MAUDE ECHOLS. . . Braxton KENNETH FURR , . . Wesson EDWARD GRAHAM . . . Wesson PRESTON HARPER . . . Wesson CHARLES HARTMAN . . . Brookhaven JIMMY HENNINGTON . . . Beauregard MARGARET HOWINGTON . . . Wesson MARCIE HOWINGTON . . . Wesson CURTIS JASPER . . . Hazlehurstl KATHERINE LITTLE . . . Wesson JOYCE LOWERY . . . Wesson MARY ALICE MARLOW . . . Natchez Not pictured: Mary A. Allen, Edwin L. Bonner, Barbara Bostrom, Thomas Braun, William J. Car- penter. HIGH SCHOOL SE IORS TREASURER .............................. PAUL SMITH SPONSOR ....... .................. M ISS JEAN FURR SPONSOR .......... MR. RUTLEDGE COURTNEY BERNICE McCRAY . . . Wesson PECCY MURRAY . . . Lawtell, La. A BRUNSON MOORE . . . El Paso, Texas . I DELORES PEETS . . . Wesson PAUL KEY PETERSON . . . Blue Mountain ESTHER PRATHER . . . Roxie EDWINA PRICE. . . Wesson MARVA GAYLE RANDALL . . . Wesson FRANCES RANEY . . . Wesson . ll P V 1 Www K x x T . ,VE I ,l 2,3 Y? If s we 3 in V v4,., Q ' ., i.r'B i Y 3 'fs , I ' ' x .. , R ee s -O .. x .,e. ,,... , if ,V I i we .e HQ, - e , ee We .A BENFORD RATLIFF , . . Wesson , LoueLLeN Reeves . . . Wesson fe is MRS. vlRcn. sl-nel.. . .Wesson Al 1 , MM I its ETTA PEARL SMITH . . . Wesson LESSINE SMITH . . . Wesson PAUL SMITH . . . Wesson OSCAR MARVIN WEEKS . . . Wesson 1' s- , BERNICE STEGALL . . . Wesson se' MRS. Dewev THURMAN . . . Wesson Q fs P--5 . DOROTHY TYSON . . . Wesson V Y ' G- P' Ek Els. ' ,L ,,. BERT WALKER . . , Brookhaven 3 Sp , sg JOHNNIE VERNA WALKER , . .Wesson ' Q ei ,mfg ,. gh- f I BOBBY WILSON . . . Monticello MRS. HOYT WOMACK . . . Magnolia I . S . . Not pictured: Thomas Hodges, Edwin Mclntosh, -Q Bobby R. Smith, Omar Touchstone. if 1 43 Www- ,K i 2 GN A . I I 4 ,xl HIGH SCHOOL JU IORS b is In is sw r, I' nr in . sa gg K ,La 4 F ,L ' 554 i 5' 4 1M l g 1' 2 fi I A I J ..QliPQf5LI.-' Y. il? f I 7 .Vf.1 1 it 4 A 5 fix! NT vi it IKM ix I IT' ,4i2m,,f,,, 'lu Q, I3 I my N ' h A M' t Wx T 'I ' 'ff' 49- ' ,. 'xg E23 4 1 if if I., A, S T ' i. ,S .iw . fx 152 , 1 tg I ii , 3-x, ' ,,. ,Q 4 ,J W- , - ,M 1 .K 1 N Q 4 . 'I Q 5 ET, b 5:1- 1 nk :Wai ,X - M ff..-ix x 5- , J' 'W zz 'vo 'ff , -J t, I --v ,fx . as J J - ' f.,.1. Q I! tx I IA I A It -'IWW VX v ll H I H , ' 'fi ,, . ., 1- il L. .,,.f1Wf his I ,1- 33 I I f sv .V X I Q, ' Win. ig hh z.. ' S- YF.. 1. wr I - :Q i Y ' ' T . i Y .f I it Y 'ff f ' v , 4. X AA i ' .Sw YI! Ib, . 4,4 'Vf , . , I , . . w ,A I 2 7 I A -0 gl ... ' i f 45 4- agf? Ji. 4 . fi I 7' R' ' ' f' 33' 2133 , f , , M iw fil l, B , i fi. ,-. Mi f iii: f ui. PRESIDENT ............ .......--.Harry Brister VICE-PRESIDENT ..... ............ R alph Smith SECRETARY ......... REPORTER .... SPONSOR ..... First Row: Mattie Sue Barlow, John Beasley, Floyd Brent, Harry Brister, Carolyn Byrd, Billy Floyd, John Ramsey Freeman. Second Row: Thomas Higgs, Malcolm Hutson, Billy Gene Jackson, Anne Jordan, Murlin Lawless, Bobbie Leggett, Robert Adrian Lowery. Third Row: James Wally Lowery, Cecile McDonald, Bennie E. McKnight, Elaine Minton, Gloria Minton, Taylor Moore, Richard Netterville. Fourth Row: Norris Norton, Dudley Pearce, .-.Bennie McKnight -.Mattie Sue Barlow -..Mr. Robert Guess Opal Mae Pell, Mrs. John Pouncey, Dorothy Roberts Jean Rogers, Ernest Schofield. Fifth Row: Octavi Schofield, Felry Shows, Luther Shows, Lois Ann Slayton Charles R. Smith, Claude Smith, Doris Smith. Sixth Row Ralph L. Smith, Tony Smith, Gerald Squyres, William A Sullivan., Hellon Ruth Walker, Thomas Watson. Not Pictured. Carl R. Bland, Dan C. Box, Jr., Lee Coope Jewell A. King and Gordon B. Williams. HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORE A 'Q' ,yrgl ' a an -sl if S- '- - W is . 'VZ '-. tg X ' -L - v. . it S .P . r ai. .ai Q. QW i A , V . , . ., -' :.,. is as A 1 a- li 'f- . f ' 1 5 - I4 gi- T , - .5 Q N ' J px . . , 'I' ' A j - ,,'. 1 : E' fel awk li W A it . .J ff it ee . V f- 5 'J if ,ffl N ' , , A A' il 'f J' :Q 'R s -, V. 1. , , 5 H A il T ' :P - A '- V -- tv 1 fi f 'S' A 1 5 ' -D . , . , , l A S rf Q . A . 971 ' - 2 . It 1 . li k ATF' .tt . l '1'1al3 PRESIDENT ......... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ....... SPONSOR ..... First Row: Joan Barlow, Marie Bridges, Orville Britt, Winifred Britt, Billy J. Creswell, Joyce Curtis, Joy Davis. Second Row: Joyce Freeman, Chilton Furr, James M. Hall, Joan Hart, Robert Hennington, Donald Hudson, Florie Nell James. Third Row: Fred Lowery, Francis McCray, Bobby McGee, Warren M. Magee, William Marr, Emma J. Owens, Ellis Russell. Fourth Row: Pren- tis Rutland, Reba Saxon, Ray D. Sanders, Earline Shannon, Delton Smith, Elsie Nann Smith, Glenn Smith. Fifth Row: ..--..FIorie Nell James -.-.--..Joan Barlow -...-..Elsie N. Smith -.---Mr. Grover Smith 45 Jimmy Smith, Willie Smith, Lonita Storey, Virginia Thompson, Robert Walker, Howard Weeks, Nancy Wil- liams, Monzelle Wooten. Not pictured: Gladys Bland, Billie Davis, Francis Davis, Rudene Elkins, J. A. Gandy, Pauline Lack, Annie L. Martin, Mattie Simon, James E. Smith, Genevieve Wil- liams, Richard W. Smith, Charles A. Walker. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHME ttf, N wa, A .I A -'wi , X J . .,,,. ., YY . ' sg fe ,gn I J, -31 x 42 . 'A A, O t U , is ,. . I ' , , 4 r. N' ' ' ' 9 T Q in V in ig in ' ft 'H K , ' I HH A ,+H'H A Q'A' F , Qin ,s . , Q . , -fi .. 1, AAZ, 5, so . I v 1 . A f. is ' b: I K Q i Q . f J A -'ws I I J It .- ' Q ,.a.a.--..,,f,..L .,.,. . rf. 'JH ,ftgk 1.1 K 'I -'V M... 0 it I' 11 'W if ... 1 .af I . I, F I , A .ei A 2 1-l :A.A:, xl 1 A K ' iii, , Y M 'rr 'mf f a ,F .. -S., , . .,,, q ?jf XeN' ' ' ,M I f X j , ,AL ,, 5 or I , F ' 1 ' , ' , f 2 ,,s X. A , 'S F ., j 5, L ..1,. -f lg A Q. . A VA V ' I 3 h--X ' ' f ' i . 'Q , 7 Q ,- Q. '.,, A'AA 1 V,'A.A ' F' Q.. , 1 . IH J ff' 3 I.. ' I vQ'1,.' J 1 V y ,Q IA: 3 b . P Y .' f - '5 S ,f P' . -AVVV A mir ,.,,. P I T -,,.,,. ff- if , K J -F 1 fra. r 'T-Q' J-M -fe 'rf - in f' 1 ,, 1 , 'fi ' r F . ' 2, .. HQ wr iw- .Q ' M Vv'. t I I 2 2 . ,- fb 6 Q ' , IQ ' ' J ,,. J: , ..., .max x ,'-g H , Il , 4, M ml .f Q, i V x f , . 1 1 I PRESIDENT ........... VICE-PRESIDENT .... SECRETARY ..... TREASURER ..... SPONSOR ,.... First Row: Mavis Barlow, Joy Beasley, Louise Beasley, Nancy Cagle, Keith Cowart, Merle Dearman, Corene Floyd. Second Row: Henry K. Candy, Bobbie R. Gordon James M. Hamilton, A. M. Hester, Charlie Hudson, Eloyce Hudson, Hazel Jones. Third Row: Nannie L. Jones, William Luper, Elton W. Mclnnis, Carolyn Miller, Charles Minton, Inez Minton, Etta Munn. Fourth Row: Maxine Smith, Nita Faye Smith, Robert P. Smith, Marvin 1 ---Bobby Smith Marvin Stegall ---...-.CaroIyn Miller ---------WiIIie F. Watson ..-Mrs. Craydon Mullen W. Stegall, Charlton Storey, Buddy Tanner, Edward Tanksley. Fifth Row: Mary K. Tillman, Lou Ellen Walker, Mattie Sue Walker, Willie Fred Watson, Agnes Weeks, Floyd White, Ceraldean Woods. Not pictured: Donald Ashley, Jack Dickerson, Thomas Hanley, Robert T. Hudson, Ernest Jackson, Sidney J. Johnston, Eleanor J. Mauney, Prentis Tarver, George Trede, Paul D. Wilson. 46 --W--.-Q,-,-..., FVL' is .. 'A Q - - -C THE I947 SUMMER GRADUATES First Row Wince W. Norton Nelson Waltman Hubert Lee Barlow Ray Coker Helen lPeggyl Wilson Second Row Billy Duckworth Gilmore Sandifer Buford Ashley Curtis Allen Mildred Cupit 47 5 . Third Row George Wood Jack Walker James C. Nance Donis Calhoun , 6 .'i 'f 'st TR DES A D f 5 Aw Q .5 Y . Sig , ga , - V . Q . - 1 , Back Row: Henderson, Weeks, Britt, Ratcliff, Harris, Owens, Shumpert Front Row Ross Cliburn, Cupit, Wilson. AUTO MECHANICS Instructed by Mr. B. E. Henderson Full-time Students Frank H. Britt James W. Cliburn Felix L. Cupit, Jr. Thurman D. Harris Harold Owens Barney E. Ratcliff Wallace L. Ross William R. Shumpert Billy V. Weeks Charles F. Wilson 49 l DUSTRIAL EDUCATIO FULL-TIME wooowoRK STUDENTS Under Instruction of Mr. R. N. Cowart lames S. Aldridch Joe Anderson Frederick L. Blackman Emmefl' Farmer Reuben L. Nickila Gerald Smith James H. Taylor Jack Thomas George Tyson Theophilus Waldrop From left to right: Cowart, Farmer, Tyson, Thomas, Anderson, Taylor, Nickila, Blackman, Waldrop, Aldrirh, Ross. il- y R ,QF Q! It 5fi?E'ffi'f'e1'5I.l? ,Q5 , . ,M Q. -l. ,. A ' 5T 'l 'L .1 A arf.. ra ai 49 ,W 5. T412-QQ 5953113 -, . Q mtg! L O 25 -I b fxjfvsz ffikfl NZ if Q ' Him Xxx I mx xxqx ' X .A X I Z ml ZYTQIET QI? 'OEWECI I III late Qlifeelllajor I lyresentswsmam . ?l1,1kvnpvarn':a - ,lwlarh 9111 9 9 ,ff-ff IDI ., , fcffsofaywf d!lf'7rCA 2 I f49AF,L, ,042 'f'Q QLWL . ,ffl 04f,,, ,ig-l,pCg-Ain .I 63x70 - u H -I ' mmf I ' I I I Qtiginal fhew Qnrk Gas! ' ' - is -- jfvnivf--:J 05! QLQA aff-Sri LDON'-L' Fnoniffd 0 i I ' I Dkhlhmdi Oli-wb 6 9 ' 0 fYhe.'T7f-'fait I V. . .T ' . '1'fwNirZ.IhciYjhh. Ol Med! 737 Q 0 of WQJ4 mm, 'X I ' 'W JVI. , . JM' Bmfmf y C A' 7E77fj9A7L S P44459 L Q THE ACTIVITIES '55- x Ni' TUDE T CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIO Pat Blount lSecretary-Treasurerl, Marilyn Burney, Darcus Britt, Cormick, Linfield Miller lVice-Presidenti, Rosemary Norton Billy Crawford, Holmes Carlisle, Sara Conerly, Elizabeth Carney, lProgram Chairmani, Jack Pevey lPresidenti, Julian Stennis. Dorothy Calwfe. Mr- Cwffnev- Lem Cooper. Robert Easley, Mrs- Nor Pictured: Jerrie Cowart, Miss Huff lSponsorJ, Cleo Thomp- Ewing, Miss Furr, Jane Gilliland, Charles Griffith, Louise Guess ggn, Jim Smifh, Miss Hamill, Mr. Huddleston. Miss Ingram, Mr. Lewis, Miss Mc- 'Wm qv- -nv., I 7 ff Fifi ? , WESTMINISTER FELLCW Hi First Row: Miss McCormick, Lem Cooper lVice-Presidentl, Scott, Charles Griffith, John Wing, Julian Stennis, Curt Weston. Ethel Cuice lTreasureri, Jean Gilliland lSecretaryl, Jane Gilli- Noi- Pictured: Will IVI, Brown, B955 Cruchy, Dan Cruchy, Miss land lPresidenti. Second Row: Beryl Allred, Laverne Wing, Nell Hamilton, Pat Patrick, William Pittman, Mrs. Julian Stennis, Ella Rose Love, Pat Blount, Lonita Storey. Third Row: Mr. C. M, Speed, Miss Irene Storey. 52 13. 4' , r'N.. ern it ar ie ,. i i as :el-'R ,' . va xx ,,, ., '4 'sqm 'J 'Q -3 ,-r, ,Mg . rf 3, ., as W' i ' vw ' 'f k . rv ,, Vh,,:i.k,'?0T'v.i-cg. AM , me ,,. , Nh -wks., -,i 'F' Evra -hi, X rr' .,,,, , -1-. ss r evo- . Y . ' 45 ' , -. . . xt - 'f '7f!-in X- , , WE LEY FOU D TION COUNCIL President .......... ...... S ara Conerly Vice-President ...., .......... L avon Strong Secretary ,...., . ..... Mary Agnes Ginn Treasurer ,,,,,4,,,,.,,. .,... H omer Thornton World Friendship ..... .......... G ene Felder Recreation Chairman ..... ..... B onnie Jean Jones Other Members: James Arnold, Dorothy Assink, John B. Barlow, Harry Barnhart, Edward C. Batton, Anita Doris Beacham, James L. Beeson, Barbara Bostron, Ray Bracken, Thomas M. Braun, Ernest Edward Brown, Thomas Butler, Dorothy Calcote, James Calcote, Russel Calcote, James M. Case, Harry Childress, Carl Cobb, Jane Claire Collier, Gordie Webb Coward, Ruth Clayton Crout, Narvelle Crum, Joan Daniel, Alan Enochs, Robert Enochs, Fred L. Evens, Jr,, Carol Frank Ford, Louis W. Foster, Ella' Ruth Criffini, Gerald Hall, Peggy Harrison, Bertha Lou Hartzog, William Hays, Fred Heard, Pete Herring, Harlan Hilburn, Virginia Hyer, Francis James, Ann Jordan, Milton Jordan, Frank Junkin, Edna Earle Lane, Arthur Lawless, Helen Frances Lee, Joe Lee, Worship Commission Chairman .................... Joan Darville Community Service Commission Chairman .... Louise Guess Worship Center Chairman ..,... ...., K levay Poole Pianist ,..,,,...,.,,,.,.,......,....,. ......, H ope Gerald Song Leader ...,.. ..... E Iizabeth Carney Sponsors, ,,,,,,,, Mrs. J. M. Ewing Edgar Floyd, Tracy Lusk, Warren Magee, Charles Maris, Cecile McDonald, Arthur McCehee, Clarence Miller, Linfield Miller, Frazier Mitchell, Roy Lee Mohon, Wade Mohon, Brunson Moore, Taylor. Moore, Albert Nolan, Patricia Patrick, Melba Peavey, lris Poole, James Pope, Esther Prather, Marvin Presler, Milton Reynolds, Pauline Rials, Alton Ricks, Eugene Ross, Wallace Ross, Rov Schmicht, Esther Shiel, Virgil Shiel, James Edwin Smith, Nancy Smith, Sidney Spencer, Charlene Stringer, Jack Thomas, Robert Thompson, Sallye Tynes, Ann Watkins, Mary Weems, Nancy Wentworth, Leon Williamson, John William Wood, William Wright. J'-be gfxwtk .Avg 'ah .A. . W ,Q , Martha Buie, Marilyn Burney iPresi- dentl, Holmes Carlisle, Cherite Farmer, Emmett Farmer, Bettye Jo Hedgepeth, Durwood Howard, Faye Magee, Wade McCormick,- Kathryn Null, Jack Pevey, Betty Jean Pope, Lucile Redd, Jimmy Walters, Lowery Lane, Miss Furr. B. S. Ll. CGLINCIL PTI T TRAINING U I0 54 Martha Buie lVice- Pres.l, Marilyn Bur- ney, Agnes Burt, Cherite Farmer lPresi- dentl, Mary Ellen Graves, Mary Pearl Hearn lSec.l, Betlye Jo Hedgepeth, Ra- mona Hughley, Judy Kennedy, Pauline Murray, Kathryn Null, Arlone Parker, Klevay Poole, Berdie Runnels, Mary Ellen Sowell, Cleo Thompson, Joyce Thompson, Pat Wil- liamson, Hazel Wal- ker. Y.W. . 1- ' Vf. ,. i i 5 .- we .1 Y-TEE OOOOOOOOOOOOOO Wanda Arnold, Maudell Ashley, Janet Barlow, Joy Beasley, Jackie Bone, Darcus Britt, Jane Collier iVii:e-Presidentl, Jerrie Cowart iPresidentl, Bobbie Gordan, Joan Hart, Margaret How- ington, Dot Tyson Jones, Ann Jordan, Katherine Little iSecre- taryl, Joyce Lowery, Bernice McCray, Cecile McDonald, Carolyn Miller, Dolores Peets, Esther Prather, Edwina Price, Marva Randall, Frances Ranef, Louellan Reeves, Dot Roberts, Jean Rogers, Doris Smith, Etta P. Smith, Lessine Smith, Bernice Stegall, Johnnie Walker iTreasurerl, Hellon R. Walker, Geraldeen Woods. Miss Honor Ingram, Sponsor. O Not Pictured: Mavis Barlow, Barbara Bostrom, Marie Bridges, Carolyn Byrd, Maude Echols, Bobbie Leggett, Mary Marlowe, Elaine Minton, Minton, Inez Minton, Etta Munn, Peggy Murray, Reba Elsie Smith, Maxine Smith, Lonita Storey, Nancy Williams. Gloria Saxon, i f-N, ? TQ' f'?f'ff!!!!! ws ll- yuen. 1? l M ,-V U un I W itil li tml llll IRQ' HI-Y OOOOOOOOOOOOOO James Lem Cooper iSecretaryl, John Freeman, Edward Graham, Hamilton, Dudley Pearce, Jim Smith iPresidentl, Paul Smith iReporterl, Ralph L. Smith, Charlton Storey, Mr. Rutledge Courtney. 0 N'ot Pictured: John Cagle iTreasurerl, John W. Beasley, Dan Box, Floyd Brent, M. L. Bridges, Keith Cowart, Benford Rat- liff, Octavio Schofield, Claude C. Smith, Ralph C. Smith, Bobby Wilson iVice-Presidentl . 55 gas 3 ,- ., J . fr -X.. 1 , -f S 6 1 . gy, 5 ffl' I -fr f A ., Q ' ,sn we-,A A M 'f - ' v 1' , f '-, , r - J e 'S l ,.,, F-A ,. v as , .Q w F ,-'. W S W yr' ,. 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Y, a y.: WV ,,.. , .Real f f . ,fb f H- y ..-,Li S- 33- ff . .nr H R ihh V ,f , , H fp W ,, X 5 I x J if . I Pf2Sid2nf, --Y,-A ...... D orothy Calcote Treasurer ....... ............... M .arilyn Burney Vice-President ,.,,, -.,v-, J ugly Kennedy Secrefary ------- ..... M artha Buie YGU Sponsor ..... ..... M iss Willie Mae Hamill G WOME 'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIO Bobbie Albritton, Beryl Allred, Dorothy Assink, Kathleen Book, Pat Blount, Jayn Britt, Martha Buie, Frankine Bullock, Marilyn Burney, Dorothy Calcote, Helen Calcote, Elizabeth Carney, Mary Elizabeth Cliburn, Narvelle Crum, Sara Conerly, Clayton Crout, loan Daniel, Rita Darby, Joan Darville, Dorothy Nell Douglas, Janie Felder, Annie Jean Fleming, Mary Agnes Ginn, Mary Ellen Graves, Jane Gilliland, Jean Gilliland, Jean Greer, Ella Ruth Griffing, Hope Gerald, Louise Guess, Ethel Guice, Annie Ruth Gunnell, Frances Hancock, Peggy Harrison, Bertha Lou Hartzog, Mary Pearl Hearn, Betty Jo Hedgepeth, Katherine Hood, Mildred Hall, Ramona Hughley, Virginia Hyer, Dolly Jacks, Bonnie Jean 56 Jones, Geraldine Jones, Margie Fay Journeay, Judy Kennedy, Betty Ruth Knight, Edna Earl Lane, Helen Frances Lee, Ella Rose Love, Jo Lynn Magee, Fay Magee, Ann Vernon McGehee, Catherine McManus, Mildred Mangum, Gene Montgomery, Juanita Mullins, Nellie Munn, Pauline Murray, Beatrice Page, Dorris Page, Arlo-ne Parker, Betty Jean Pope, Iris Poole, Klevay Poole, Montez Poole, Lucille Redd, Katherine Rials, Lyda Pearl Rogers, Berdie Runnels, Mary Frances Sasser, Mary Ellen Sowell, Doris Smith, Carmel Sullivan, Nancy Smith, Charlene Stringer, Katie Ruth Smith, Cleo Thompson, Joyce Thompson, Dorothy Tynes, Sally Tynes, Hazel Walker, Mary Weems, Nancy Wentworth, Pat Williamson, Evelyn Wilkinson, Laverne Wing. .,.-.......-n-1 I v 2 . - f - .' if of , 7' T' '5' 1- 'fa - J A 7' ' i . fn ' - p so -. 1 gf- J e .- C , fr .9 ,ge 4- ff f 4. 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Zigi? ' ,, . .fr X M , 4 '1 . ggs -P IQ 'f 'T' T i if si ' . if f .M - ' W 1'-fl V w A Ig V . ? -. N i 1 i 1 AM A i A ,. A '- ix 'H wil -President ,,,,,,,,,.4,, ..... J ulian Stennis Vice-President ....... ..... J ack Pevey Secretary ,,.,,, ...... C arl Cbbb Treasurer ...,.., .......... L owery Woodall lMr. H. T. Huddleston l,Mr. James Lewis Sponsors ...... ..... YOU G ME 'S CHRISTI Wiley Ainsworth, Carroll Applewhite, Harold Applewhite, Robert Atkinson, Garland Brown, Vance Brown, Will Moore Brown. Ben Burney, Holmes Carlisle, James Causey, Carl Cobb, William Crawford, Chelsie Curtis, L. F. Curtis, Douglas Davis, Robert Easley, Robert Enochs, Gene Felder, Charles Floyd, Virgle Free- man, Thomas Gipson, Joe Gonia, Charles Griffith, Charles Guynes, Gerald Hall, Calvin Harvey, Harlan l-lilburn, Durwood Howard, Robert Lee Ivy, David Kennedy, David Keyes, John Kyzar, Lowery Lane, Charles Layton, Walter Leatherwood, John Oliver ASSQCIATIO Lee, Charles Maris, Thomas Maxwell, Wade McCormick, Paul Mears, Joe Floyd Middleton, Linfield Miller, Frazier Mitchell, Joe 0'Quinn, .lack Pevey, Bill Pittman, Alton Ricks, Billy Roberts, Wallace Ross, Henry Simonton, C. M. Speed, Julian Stennis, Lavon Strong, Myron Terry, Kenneth Thames, Jack Thomas, Homer Thornton, Burt Walker, Jimmy Walters, Arthur Wells, Curt Weston, Lowery Woodalll Mr. Huddleston, Mr. Lewis. Not Pictured: John Albritton, Harry Childress, C. L. Delaney, Donald Roberts and John R. Wing. Y-xx vo ,. is 3- Lizfrl s A J Y, v W 3 1 M 3 ,, gs ll al ora.,- av- 9, F iacgmm. , if Q e, . of -f , .hal ., , t. id YW -. . . R' 3 , 3, ,S W-2 f , A ,XP 3 ,ga ,ff ig. 6 A 7 K 1 , , E 411 , , , 4 ws. 1 55,5 -as L. ' , 1 -nga 'S' i ,F wa? 3 B 5 X5 LA A F J , Q, ' il y 1 i 'Q fuk 1- Q ' 'W , m Nails' G, , .aa ' fa. ' 31' sf- - J A 2 l A A ze' .. MASQUE President ...,.,..,.,.. Vice-President ...... Secretary-Treasurer .,.... Sponsors ................. First Row: Kathleen Book, Ben Burney, Dorothy Calcote, Mary Elizabeth Cliburn, Carl Cobb, Douglas Davis, Rob- ert Easley. Second Row: Janie Felder, Charles Floyd, Jane Gilliland, Durwood Howard, Virginia Hyer, Geraldine Jones, Lovie Jones. Third Row: Judy Kennedy, Charles Layton, Helen Frances Lee, Oliver Lee, Ella Rose Love, 58 A DWIG ......,Durwood Howard ,.......Dorothy Calcote ......Catherine McManus Miss Carolyn Powell Mr. John A. Scott, Jr. Wade McCormick, Ann McGehee. Fourth Row: Cather- ine McManus, Gene Montgomery, Truitt Myers, Edwin Nelson, Rosemary Norton, Patricia Patrick, Betty Jean Pope. Fifth Row: Jimmy Walters, Nancy Wentworth, Curtis Weston, Evelyn Wilkinson, Ben Youngblood, Miss Carolyn Powell, Mr. John A. Scott, Jr. Q x Q . .42- A 5 5 nv- '-Q Qs , me- , 5 fi 'a 'D I TER ATIO AL President ........ RELATIGNS CLUB Vice-President ...,,. ....... M ary Ellen Graves Secretary ........ Sponsor ........ ...... First Row: Pat Blount, Martha Buie, Marilyn Burney, Mary Elizabeth Cliburn, Carl Cobb, Jane Gilliland. Second Row: Mary Ellen Graves, Ella Ruth C-riffing, Louise Guess, Virginia Hyer, David E. Kennedy, Julia Frances Kennedy. Third Row: Milton Jordan, Lowery Lane, Joyce Lingle, Wade McCormick, Mildred Mangum, ......Marilyn Burney Mr. R. R. Pearce Charles Maris. Fourth Row: Linfield Miller, Juanita Mullins, Rosemary Norton, Klevay Poole, Lucile Redd, Milton Reynolds. Fifth Row: Berdie Runnels, Mary Frances Sasser, Charlene Stringer, Ben Youngblood, Mr. R. R. Pearce. 59 - Y Mgt ,, V A 1 Q l - w Y if M 5 Bw ll fx' ' ii, 2 ,E V 4 M x f if 9' .Nr Fairy 1 AVL ?w 'Har' H0 E ECONGMICS CLUB President .......... .... . ..Helen Frances Lee Vice-President ........ ....... P eggy Harrison Secretary .......... ....... D orothy Calcote Treasurer ....... ....... J o Lynn Magee Hostess .......... ........ M ildred Hall Co-Hostess .....,...................................... Fay Magee State President of College Club Section of MHEA ................ Catherine McManus lMiss Allene McCormick Sponsorsm 'm 'm 'lMrs. Graydon Mullen First Row: Kathleen Book, Jayn Britt, Dorothy Calcote, Jo Lynn Magee, Lola Fay Magee, Nancy Smith. Third Elizabeth Carney, Annie Ruth Cunnell, Mildred Hall, Row: Carmel Sullivan, Sally Tynes, Hazel Walker, Pat Peggy Harrison. Second Row: Romona Hughley, Margie Williamson, Miss Allene McCormick, Mrs. Graydon Faye Journeay, Helen Frances Lee, Catherine McManus, Mullen. C0-Ll ACTIVIT ES Extra-curricular activities play an important part in student lite at Copiah-Lincoln. Through the various religious and non-religious organiza- tions the student attains higher spiritual and mental development, at the same time, many students get a chance to develop the qualities of group leadership. At the end of the year, those who participated most in student activities receive medals, but all, even it they do not win medals, vividly remember the enjoyable parties sponsored by the clubs. 60 0. bs 4.1 I .JA 4 A' iff' 1 S. , , . , , .4,,. , 'f 9 js fn -3, Q t , V' T H 2. ftvw ' ,Q l . ' + K. Q ' -k ow I .- --W 4 , . I -1 1 A . ' 1 - 't ' . -2 J . l iii : E , f ,, 'V' ' C' Q A T 1 , ' 2, . - 'If' 3 3, 4- y, M . . W 5 Y . X , 5 ,rv yr VETERA President ..,.,,..... Vice-President ..... Secretary and Treasurer .,.... Sponsor ........................ First Row: Louis Foster, Carol Ford, Taylor Tatum, Mr. Troy A, Ricks, Charles Foster. Second Row: Erwin L. Kelly, Harold Ray Farmer, Lovie Jones, Francis Barrett, Deaux Wooten, Charles O'FerralI, Kenneth Thames, Blake Wadsworth, Curtis Weston. Third Row: Leslie Reed, Joe Wood, T. W. Ammons, Arthur -swf? s 5 : 'S CLLIB ......James Sinclair ......Robert Russum ..............Carol Ford . ...... Mr. Troy A. Ricks King, Charles Floyd, Floyd Phillips, Douglas Davis. John King, Robert Thompson, Donald Ray Roberts. Fourth Row: Marvin Preslar, Richard T. O'Connor, Clarence Stegall, James A. Causey, David Keyes, Billy Strait, Jack Hartman, Alton Harris, Rudolph Bell, Gerald Hall, R. A. Marler. 3-' QHMDMN GLEE CLUB President ......... ...... L ouise Adams Vice-President ....... ..... L yda Pearl Rogers Secretary-Treasurer ..... ...... D urwood Howard Reporter ..... .... C herite Farmer Librarian ........ .... ..... ..... B a r bara Bostrom First Row: Pauline Murray, Nancy Wentworth, Mary Weems, Lessine Smith, Barbara Bostrom, Mary Marlow, Jerry Dillard, Katherine Hood, Katherine Little, Annie Jean Fleming, Louise Adams, Cherite Farmer, Ann Jordan. Second Row: Charles Floyd, Joyce Thompson, Cleo Thompson, Elizabeth Carney, Vivian Morgan, Lonita Storey, Lyda Pearl Rogers, Bobbie Allbritton, Montez Poole, Margie Howington, Delores Peets, Milton Jordan. Third Row: Billy Crawford, Myron Terry, John Barlow, Durwood Howard, Paul Mears, Kenneth Furr, Lowery Woodall, Hubert Allen, Edward Graham, Charles Griffith, Dudley Pearce, Harry Brister, Dan Box. Accompanist: Cecile McDonald. Not Pictured: James Causey, Joan Hart, Malcolm Hutson, John Kyzar, Joyce Lingle, Joe O'Quinn, Alfred Pounders. 62 .MMU ,. , ,swam W.L,,eaf -- A -ff fm. A 1 ,,,.eu21.me -sr. GIRL EXTETTE Jerry Dillard, Mary Weems, Annie Jean Fleming, Lyda Pearl Rogers, Joyce Lingle, Louise BOYS QU I TETTE Paul Mears, Kenneth Furr, Milton Jordan, Lowery Woodall. Not Pictured: James 63 I l Causey. 1 HR l i ! l l I 1 THE T. W, Ammons, Carroll Applewhite, Harold Applewhite, Jackie Bone, Martin Bridges, Harry Brister, Rayford Buckels, John Caldwell, Harry Childress, Mary Elizabeth Cliburn, Jane Collier lSecrefaryl, Carmen Cowart, Keith Cowart, Narvelle Crum, Joyce Curtis, Douglas Davis, Mary Dumas, Alan Enochs, Fred Evans, Jr., Charles Floyd, John R. Freeman, Edward Graham, Jean Greer, Annie Ruth Cunnell, Joan Hart, Pete Herring, Harlan Hilbun, Lovie Jones, Ann Jordan, Milton Jordan, John J. King, Oliver Lee, Kenneth Lewis, Ann McGehee, Robert Magee, Mary Mar- Directed by Mr. Ralph Franklin ,A--ff Quan- THE DRCHE TR BAN low, Clythus Mason, Paul Mears, Taylor Moore, Truett,Myers, Charles O'Ferrell lPresidentl, Billy O'Quin, Delores Peets, Paul Peterson, William Pittman, Esther Prather, Peggy Price, Leslie Reed lTreasurerl, Harold Smith, Lessine Smith, Ralph Smith James Smith, Gerald Squyres, Marvin Stegal, Charlton Storey, Myron Terry, Virginia Thompson, Lloyd Travis, Billy Tyson Dorothy Tyson, Blake Wadsworth lVice-Presidentl , Thomas Wat- son, Arthur Wells, Nancy Wentworth, Curt Weston, Bobby Wilson. Rfb' Mrs. Ralph Franklin, Doris Trimble, Charles O'FerrelI, T. W. Ammons, Leslie Reed, Mr. Ralph Franklin, Blake Wadsworth, Alan Enochs. f. .iw-tif 1 4-X 1' '-Nt , a-wa. .4 'Nur THE MAJCRETTES ' '14- ,Y li if .Q 5 ,, ,za . r-for ' A .wal z if 1 Adi Left to right: Pat Patrick, Barbara Bostrom, Katherine a, ,,w'1j' ,l'i.,m,f Little, Geraldine Jones, Doris Trimble, Eloise Thurman, 1 .2finU1 wtf'! Scenes from the half-time shows, Out West and ll t .ll f I 7 . Alene Lingle, Ann Watkins. Down Sou h K . A v -'N ' Q EN -1541 gm 1 ax 'ED 424 THE TRILLIUM Marilyn 45 Burney Curt Weston Edntor Delores Peets Clayton Crout 4 , ,V 4 Q 'I 5 ' JJ, 4,4 -V e w, f . ' . , ft' K Vvq' , , 5: :na Ruth oio to 'Aix Pat Gritfing Patrick Bourne Ann L3'lE5l'0 McGahee IW' , ' Joyce . if ' Lingle ' ' ' fb Z5 Mr. T. J. Hewitt Ca,-I Cgbb Editorial Advisor Associate Editor I948 STAFF . , F 57 N' Y l - Douglas Davis 'Q -Q A l V Ar ,z Ben Youngblood Q ,nqgl + Business Manager fi . Tse 4 , . fs. .I V www. .JN : ,. ., Y 1 Mary Ellen ' 1 n fy, Graves W -K R X 5 V' . Vg ,Q ' Henry Simonfon f Wi' , y . , X 3 FV 6i. '-- an f A Mary Pearl or Q fm? Hem ' , - -. Q Y':2,:'x ' V Dudley Bettye Jo Pearce Hedgepeth is Catherine McManus Peggy Himsa Miss Ann Jones Assfxiate Business Advisor Busmess Manager 67 Reflections of cr Sophomore ln a gentle spray the water rises from the fountain, arcs downward, then falls gently on the rocks below. It is still and cool out here this twilight, certainly a perfect setting for put- ting chin-in-hand, forgetting the rush of today, and collecting a few thoughts. And as the precious memories flood my soul, the difficulty lies not in remembering, but in sorting and choosing those special recollections which stand as pinnacles in the year's events. Ob- viously, then, this is a prelude to a series of flashbacks, scanning the whole year, what l can recall l shall review, and all will remember with me. The Boys' Dormitory! Through the spray I can trace its outline - unadorned and rec- tangular - home for nearly two years. A life of ease - idleness, noise, loud talking . . . blaring radios - from lohn's Other Wife to that new, improved version of Tempta- tion . . . the Wanderers, seemingly having nothing to do, nonchalantly strolling from room to room, giving and receiving the latest news of the day . . . the feasts Csoup, sardines, and coffee - with variationsj after the ball games, or after a hard night's studying . . . staying up 'til all hours, cramming, playing the radio, dis- cussing the latest lobby prospects - or just any prospect . . . innumerable cold showers, with an accompaniment of doubtful language . . . the lyric-minded, led by Prof. Huddleston's resounding baritone, echoing some good old hymns . . . boys briefly playing jesse james . . . and then in january the fall of the axe - Bunyan-like . . . then harried instructors chasing booming firecrackers and robbing the light cord extensions . . . putting boys to bed early . . . finally the drab, dreary, monastic existence of studying and staying quiet and being gentleman-like . . . The Girls' Dormitoryl Changing my posi- tion on the rough fountain stones, l can see it - rectangular, too - rising three stories, gloomy and inviting, just beginning to be- come weathered with age, Card parties, varied piano selections and general socializing in the lobby, where anything should go but never does . . . and moving upstairs, a con- tinuity tand hang on, from here on it's rash theoryj . . , the fluttering of sentimental hearts . . . sisters sobbing out serious tragedies on fellow-sisters' shoulders . . . hope springing eternal in careful female plotting - round tables of joke telling - discussing until the wee hours the latest weighty problem . . . just not knowing what to wear unless one borrows something . . . writing long themes for mak- ing noise after lights out . . . students rigging up light extensions in clothes closets, with the greatest diligence Cthey will studyl . . . congre- gations in certain rooms, where loves, hopes, mistakes, conquests are discussed over steam- ing cocoa . . . one group talking about an- other, another talking about the one, a third talking about both . . . varied existence thisl The Schoolworkl I need only a meditative moment to recall the highlights, sorrows, fail- ures, one glance at the Academic Building suffices to stir many memories. Last minute changes into the sop courses, only to be disappointed . . . unbounding joy when the test is delayed, deepening gloom when what must be, must be . . . last minute rushing to complete research themes - the outline after the theme . . . eager eyes checking the long overdue Honor Roll . . . that terrible mental anguish before the first exams . . . tired and dejected freshmen stumbling from the audi- torium after English lOl exam . . . those an- noying daily tests, where the grade zooms downward . . . glowing pride on receiving a thumbs up on all those difficult courses . . . lt wasn't so badl And the teachers, each a study in human nature-how difficult to learn those little things that control the grade-book pencil! Cof course studying helps, theoretically? . . . Each with a horde of ever-recurring idiosyncrasies, a stock of pet, individuality-giving phrases: Ch, fiddle- sticks, playing to the pitsl i Well, bless your heart-an Old Soutl'1ernerl , That's beautiful chemistry, beautiful chemistry , Now I know of a case up in North Mississippi , I say now, girls , Bah, Senor 'Z Now zoology is the study of only the animal kingdom Now gesture with that upstage hand 'Q Other things equal and generally speaking . . . Associate Editor's hoping they think as much of me as I of them . . . King Sportl Seeing someone emerge from the dormitory reminds me - I think he's the guy who blocked those two kicks and ambled for two touchdowns that night, and off we go again. Ah, yes, hanging around 'til all have gone, then through that lonely lane to the stadium Chuh, Amelia?J . . . cheering, eager crowds as Co-Lin's Wolves come a'prowling on the field . . . tossing, swirling skirts as the cheerleaders pirouette, scream, exhort .... tense expectancy as toe rams ball, end over end, he takes it on the five, rambles to the twenty-five . . . peanuts and hard seats . . . finally the half, and the band takes over: drums and trumpets, dancing prancing major- ettes, Indian dances, cowboys, minstrels, razors, ballroom dancing in tight skirts, lights out, a star on the gridiron, and the wail of Stardust 5 finally, all standing, the strains of the Alma Mater float softly on the still air . . . more football: Stamp waltzing eighty for six, Co-Lin wheeling and dealing . . . Home- coming Gamel pomp, ceremony, crepe, beauti- ful girls, and handsome men . . . Poplarville lucking out on us . . . rain, rain, next game, and half-empty stands as Co-Lin swims to vic- tory . . . a dripping few huddling under soggy newspapers and leaky umbrellas . . . snuggling closer against her wet raincoat fa fitting se- quel to last year's miserable failurel . . . strag- gling back to the dormitories, to replay the whole game . . . The year moves on to basketball. Cute lit- tle forwards, hands on hips, waiting at center to receive the ball . . . Pinky at the hub, fak- ing everything in sight, hitting those wide crips . . . tall Nita, laughing, thoroughly en- joying every minute . . . more peanuts, more hard seats . . . Co-Lin's tall legion, winning everything . . . fakes, wild shots, sneak shots, left-handed reverse crips, thirty point leads . . . tense seconds as they blast a twelve point inequality . . . final whistles, and everyone surging to the exit . . . Championships and near Championships . . . The Extra-Curricular! And here I have an almost unlimited field, for books are forgotten, but thrilling events, seemingly more interest- ing, are sharply imprinted on the memory. Eager students, forever chasing the nectar of a hive of activity points . . . disappointed fresh- men, on finding practically all the leaders sophomores . . . string pulling behind the scenes, anything to win that election . . . the million club meetings, where everyone tries to be interested, but few are . . . Recalcitrant students straggling to chapel, but today's the day for that real professional entertainment . . . poets giving us some snappy marching selections . . . magicians pulling doves out of hats . . . Stung, and then Stung Again . . . snake lectures, and are we ig- norant . . . little serpents coiling snakily around the hooked stick . . . the Orchestra, Davis 51 Co., and Peudin' . . . the audience held by descriptive force of a brown-eyed little girl . . . majestic ladies looking serenely down on the audience - power and drama . . . finally, the mad exodus when the leader waves dis- missal, then to those horrible fourth period classes . . . Shakespeare, and Bassanio struts and frets in his hour, but the audience watches fair Portia, anyway . . . Dramatics Club night, and the audience captivated and spellbound fand I may be prejudicedj . . . little blondes act- ing superbly, dark-eyed brunettes looking good, acting, too . . . Pageant night, with di- rectors in fits of nervousness . . .- and, in the half light, the old and beautiful story repeated, while the Glee Club raises a beautiful voice toward the stars . . . the audience filing out, half-awed by the spectacle . . . Stunt night, with all having a good time T- especially those not in stunts . . . Movie night, and rendezvous in the far western corner, hoping against hope - the exit bulb always shines, though . . . Universal presents the Fall of Troy, Copyright 1916, with some latest World War I news- reels . . . good comedies, made before Disney was born . . . Silver thundering over the cliff and the film breaks, fifteen minute interlude . . . the most passionate scenes cut out - Cen- sorship fplain hearsayl . . . all progressing nicely 'til the keeper of the keys taps gently on your shoulder - unhand that woman . . . our obliging, just to be nice . . . Who's Who night, more pomp, more ceremony . . . pound- ing hearts while the honor of the office is pon- dered upon . . . Mr. and Miss receiving the ovation . . . everyone wondering which idiot thought such and so rated such and such . . . all vaguely displeased except the winner . . . that last long queue through the lobby . . . a beautiful event the honored will remember al- ways . . . That's it. Upon soberer reflection I could perhaps recall the events in more detail, per- haps clothe my recollections in more ponder- ous language, but antithesis I leave to the Hebrews, for they had a much deeper sub- ject on which to elaborate. I cannot, how- ever, close here, for one little memory keeps recurring. As Co-Lin's moons rise brilliantly and dispel the deepening twilight, there comes the thought: the freshmen of last year perhaps scoffed at the sophomores' final speeches, by now, we know what they meant. And I do not doubt that, as we leave fif we have not alreadyj, even by then we shall have become thorough patriots for Co-Lin's Cause. 1 L -? 5 .ww 1 . .. M CARD PUNCHERS : 1 ,,,,,p:5 .iff x v N0 COMMENTS SC 0 O 0 0-BA C C O O O H O O O O O O O O O O U O O O O O O O O O O O O O K K U O O O O O K I V7 O U O 0 O O COPIAH- LINJO LN JUNTOR COLLEDE Y'-IR, COTIIAH-LIINXIOIN Douglas Davis D'uI'17.AOd Howard Jack Pevey Alton Ricks Curtis Weston MUST DEPENDABLE BOY Holmes Carlisle Billy Crawford David Kennedy Norman Kent Homer Thornton Ben Youngblood MCST C'U1il'EOUS BOY Billy Crawford Emmett Farmer' Ha'-len Bilburn Milton Jordan Curtis Whittington Billy 'flright BEST GRQ MED BOY Bert Allen Carl Cobb Raymond Curtis lawrence O'Ferrel1 leon Williamson MOST GALIAND BOY Walter Ba:-ksdale Vex-ell Dukes Charles Foster Linfield Miller Henry Simonton Frank Stevens MEET INTELLHZTUAL BOY Carl Cobb Albert Ray Leggett Frank Leggett Fade MJCormick Ben Youngblood MOST POFUIAR BOY Garland Brown Douglas Davis Durwood Howard lawrence O'Ferrell MOST VERSATIIE BOY Verell Dukes Harlan Hilburn Jack Pevey Curtis Weston MOST HANDSOTEL' BOY Emvett Farmer Gen' 'VW ' Alton Harris Carl Medley Jimmy Sinclair Taylor Tatum BEST ATHIETE BOY Alton Ricks iVHO'S WHO C.lh'l'EST February 12, 191.3 GOIJEQI Garland Brown OTa1flor Trturr Charles Guynes U Albert ntson MISS COPIAI-LLINCOIJ-I Patricia Blount Marilgm Burney Catherine McManus Rosemary Norton MOST DEPENDAB LE GD? L Dorothy AL-3 s ink Mary Eliza beth Cl ikurn H ope Gere ld Loui s e Gues s hhry Pearl Hearn Judy Kennedy Betty Pope Mary 'fleens MOST CCURTEUJS GIRL Katie Ruth Barlow Mary Agnes Ginn Mary Ellen Graves lhrgie Fay Journey Helen Frances Lee Elle Rose love - Mary Weem BEST KBOOMETD GIRL Kathleen B6ok Jane Farrar Peggy Harrison Bettye Jo Hedgepe+h Doris Smith Nancy Wentworth MBT CHARMING GIRL Dorothy Calcote Jane Gilliland Bettye Jo Hedgepeth Geraldine Jones Judy Kennedy Ann l'fcGehee Catherine Rials MOST INTELLEXJTUAL GIRL Katie Rutia Erlow Patricia Blount Bury Ellen Graves Ella Ruth Griffing MOST POPUIAF. GIRL Louise Adams Dorothy Calcote Elizabeth Bk:Donald Ann M:Gehee MUST VERSATILE GIRL Cherite Famer Jane Gilliland ' Louise Guess V'z-ginia Hyer Joyce Lingle Doris Trimble MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL Willie Hell Barlow Virpinia Hyer Geraldine Jones Helen Frances lee Catherine Mcfhnus Rosemary Norton Lyda Pearl Rogers HIGH SCE-IFOL BALL? OTHH? SIDE THB FERT HES 71 1 X- I . 'ww-M lg- MQ-,W I PRESENTING THE WHO'S WHO MR. COPIAH-LINCOLN Alton ,Ricks Selected by the Copiah- Lincoln Student Body 72 W MISS CGPIAI-I-LINCOLN Catherine McManus MCDST INTELLECTUAL MOST DEPENDABLE Patricia Blount Hope Gerald Carl Cobb Ben Youngblood I 7 MCDST VERSATILE MCDST COURTEOUS Doris Trimble Ella Rose Love Curt Weston lVIilton Iordcrn , N ,wbyyfyz-'-ill. MOST POPULAR MOST CHARMING Elizabeth McDonald Catherine Rials Garland Brown M G Verell Dukes e 76 MOST BEAUTIFUL BEST GROOMED Virginia Hyer Peggy Harrison M H Lawrence O'Ferre11 Carl Medley BEST ATI-ILETE Taylor Tatum HIGH SCHOOL MOST IN TELLECTUAL lane Collier Paul Peterson MOST CDUTSTANDING Maude Echols Lemuel Cooper , Z2 MOST BEAUTIFUL MCDST POPULAR Bobbie Leggett Mary Marlowe MOST I-IANDSQME E W ' Gfaham Iohn Ed Cagle 79 THE CORONATION AND RECEPTION k f ' : 1:.gIZ 5 ,x,, I K V ff ' -'Q X X ww' , 64 ,ff 4 V v fm X 55 Y.. fq-xv-aff J wx ,fic . f . r. 'mf ',,v'.f43 'L COPIAH-LINCOLN VS. I , SUNFLOWER dm' - Friday. Nou-nrlwr ll, 1917 Xl' WICSSON num mn xw -mf qi -qi 'Y fi? Q . A . Zu, QL AA,:, Q ,A l ' V 4, w - W r , wh fx 'Qs 4' X , t Q if ,ff THE THLETIIIS 5 l HOMECCMINGQUEEN AND HER COURT From left to right: Carl Cobb, Rosemary Norton, Walter Lewis, Walter Barksdale, Queen Betty .lo Hedgepeth, Walter Stampley, Frank Stevens, Willie Nell Barlow, David Lingle. COLLEGE CHEERLE DER From left to right: Elizabeth McDonald, Edwin Nelson, Virginia Hyer, James Arnold, Wanda Arnold, Linfield Miller. i 82 THE COACHE P N f . Q 1 WGN J-N Q, - L . MARION COAT FORTEN BERRY Head Football Coach and College Girls' Basketball Coach TROY A. RICKS College Boys' Basketball Coach ROBERT STRAIT Assistant Football Coach and High School Basketball Coach THE l947 FDDTB LL SQUAD First Row: Bill Brown, Billy Lee, Fred Heard, Tracy Lusk, David Hill, James Caldwell, Verell Dukes, Charles Layton, Manager Bert Walker. Second Row: Coach Strait, Billy Joe Bishop, Bill Wright, Albert Watson, Virgle Shiel, David Lingle, Walter Lewis, James May, Billy Graves, Hal Hughes, Coach Fortenberry Third Row Pete Donahoe, Otis Watson, Charles Foster, Henry Simon ton, Ralph Decell, Walter Stampley, John Ward, Roy Mohon, Bill Blackmon. Mascot Bobby Strait Q 4,2-f t l c 83 l M 'H Q -JN 3 gg? r M, X gf. Q I N dvr xi 1 W- f ' Q' 1 f ' fl M FM X Y mu . 1 Q J gf Yue' fauna 55,5 ' f Wa' 5 wy I y jf, w, f B ,N 1 Capt. Shiel A. Watson Co-Capt. Wall 0 Wat HW W-T' -H Wright as-nuasAlQi 'W- ifk .f ? we O I ,,'1n... Y 1 F is Hgh lk I 'DQ iii, 'fbix 1 mf- ., Y' Wd 'G lm' fx fb, 3- cl-Q 7 Lingle '51 kg? f. .4 , 1 V, , X . . , . . -qzzfa-ffl alw --ww: Awww w. we mes-,ev.wuz,f.gw:y -raw. A - A V ,c'..,,,.,-f-s.,,W,- ..,m,,i,M-- V ' .,yw..,,., ..M....,,,. NNW - W W.. fe- 151-ns Q gnww 3 'V K Q .f x . . .n 2:54- K' is cv, T BA KET BALL First Row: Graves, Page, Poole, Page, Rials. Second Row: Williamson, Britt Dumas Echols Mullins, Cuice, Jones, Fortenberry. .layn Britt Mary Dumas Maude Echols Mary Ellen Graves Ethel Guice Merle Jones Juanita Mullins Beatrice Page Doris Page Iris Jean Poole Catherine Rials Pat Williamson Coach F. M. Fortenberry 86 5 B M Mu rl BASKET BALL Flrsl' Row: Brown, Ricks, Pouncey, Roberts, Cuynes, Bracken, Barrett Second Row: Brown, Klar, Medley, Sinclair, Garner, Ricks. Robert Barrett Ray Bracken Garland Brown Vance Brown Charles Guynes Eugene Klar Carl Medley John Pouncey Alton Ricks Jimmy Sinclair Co- Captain Garland Brown frfmsammvm Q Agfnmfmmw .fri ff i i Y X B W ls! HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLE DER Joyce Lowery, Norris Norton, Wanda Arnold, James Arnold, Maudell' Ashley. Joan Hart lnot pictured! . !yF PM HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL First Row: James Lowery, Adrian Lowery, John Ed Third Row: Willie F. Watson, Francis L. McCray, Ernest Cagle, John Beasley, Robert Hennington, Glenn Smith. JBCKSOII, W- l-- Smith. -lil'lllflY l'l0l'll1il1Sf0l'l. Ml-lflill l-SW-' Second Row: Gerald Squyres, Billy Floyd, Billy Jackson, less, M. L. Bridges, Taylor Moore, Manager. Not pictured, Dudley Pearce, Delton Smith, Bobby Smith, Tony Smith. Coach Marvin MasseY- 88 -22. ..., 'az V , ' . f Af' HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' BASKETBALL First Row: Ianet Barlow, Floye Nell Iames, Winitred Britt, Bernice McCray. Second Row Louellen Reeves, Etta Munn, Opal Pell, Elois Hudson. Third Row: Manager Iohnnie Walker Monzel Wooten, Iuanita Martin, Peggy Murray, Coach Robert Strait. Q .X pw HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL First Row: Ernest Iaclcson, Maloy Hall, Glenn Smith, Iohn Beasley. Second Row: Iack Gandy, Tony Smith, Charles R. Smith, Donald Hutson. Third Row: Coach Robert Strait, Iohn E. Cagle, Floyd Brent, Gordon Williams, Manager Preston Harper. 89 1 J F 'iw THE 1947 BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Charles Layton, Keith Foster, Thurman Allred, Wince Norton, Ray Price. 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X .yy P L 'N -.1-- -P' if' ACTI O 419 fx? J li ga. X., m 'w 4.5. Y A . s 12.5, 1' 4 , .f E' f ,, : iff! , f .S JM 'v m. 3.driIi'iifiL-15. a iff' ,M . . fuk J'-, . , W , 'N' 9 -' ,i 1 MJF ' . - . gg, A 'Int THE SPURTS GIRLS' BASKETBALL As none of last year's championship team was back this year, Co-lLin's Wolverines were seemingly headed toward a bad year, but the new team started off well, and by the end of the year we were again watching champion- ship basketball. Rated fairly low at the State Tournament at Perlcinston, the Wolverines played brilliantly and went to the finals, only Co-Lin L 32 Perkinston ..,...., 53 Co-Lin LL L 37 Poplarville ,,,,..., 22 Co-Lin LL L 43 Summit L .,., LLLL 30 Co-Lin L L L L 34 Moorhead ....L... L 26 Co-Lin L L 36 Scooba LLLL LLLCtiel 36 Co-LinLL L 51 Decatur LLL LLLL 35 Co-lLinLLL L L 37 Summit LLL LLLL 34 Co-Lin L L L 46 Raymond LL- LL L L 38 Co-Lin L L L 42 Goodman L L L L L LL 35 Co-Lin LLLL 35 Ellisville LLLL LLLL 4 O to be nosed out by Ellisville. How well they played is indicated by the fact that luanita Mullins was chosen All-State Forward, and lris Poole All-State Guard. Everyone commended Mr. Fortenberry and his team for its fine play- ing and excellent sportsmanship throughout the year. The scores of the girls' games were: Co-Lin LLLL LLLL 3 9 Summit LLLL. L L LL 26 Co-Lin L L L L LLLL 35 Poplarville LLLLLL L L 28 Co-Lin L L L L LLLL 33 Ellisville LLLL L L LL 36 Co-Lin LLLL LLLL 4 l Raymond L L L LLLL 49 Co-Lin L L L L LLLL 53 Scooba L L L L L L L 40 Co-Lin L L L L LLLL 52 Decatur L L L L L L L 38 Co-Lin LLLL LLLL 5 6 Summit L L L L L L L 33 Co-Lin LLLL L L L L 32 Moorhead L L L L LL 34 Co-Lin LLLL LLLL 3 6 Moorhead L L LLLL 24 State Tournament Co-Lin LLLL L L 56 Decatur LLLLL -LLL 36 Co-Lin.- LL LL LL 49 Moorhead LL LLLL 33 35 Ellisville LL 41 Co-Lin LLLL Co-Lin LLLL LLLL 3 6 Raymond L L L L L LL 27 Co-Lin LLLLL LLLL 2 8 Ellisville LL LLLL 36 FOOTBALL Despite being handicapped most of the sea- son by injuries, the Go-Lin Wolves still came out with a record of four wins and five losses in the Conference. The mere won-and-loss record, however, does not indicate accurately the fighting spirit of the Wolves. The highlight of the season was the hard-fought 7-6 victory over the powerful Raymond team. The scores of the games were: Co-Lin LL L L 0 Goodman LLLL LLL 12 Co-Lin LLLLL LLL 0 Poplarville LLL LLL 13 Co-Lin LLLL LL 25 Summit LLLL LLL 6 Co-Lin LLLL O Perkinston LLL I2 Co-Lin LLLL LL 7 Raymond LLLL LLL 6 Co-Lin LLLL LLL 12 Moorhead LLL Co-LinLLLLL 6 Scooba LLLLLL LLL 12 Co-Lin LLLL LLL 21 Decatur LLLL Co-Lin LLL U Monroe, La. LLLLLLL 26 Co-Lin LLLLL 7 Ellisville LLL 94 BOYS' BASKETBALL THE HUUNIJ P Co-Lin's powerful Wolves started off with a bang, and despite a minor slump, they finished the season in the same grand style. The first home game convinced everyone that ours was the best team in the conference, and repeated wins by heavy scores clinched the observa- tion. Defeated only twice during the season, the Wolves went to the Tournament at Moor- Co-Lin7 7 7 7 7 7 7 55 Perkinston 7 7 7 - 23 Co-Lin. 7 7 7 7 77 60 Poplarville 7 7 7 77 7 7 28 Co-Lir17 7 7 7 7 69 Summit 77 . 7 38 Co-Lin 7- 7 77 45 Summit 7 26 Co-Lin 7 7 7 7 7 7 49 Moorhead 7 77 7 7 7 7 33 Co-Lin ..,t 7 77 46 Scooba 77 . 7 43 Co-Lin7 7 77 43 Decatur 7777 77 7 41 Co-Lin 7 7 7 7 7 7 5l Raymond 7777 7 7 25 Co-Lin 48 Goodman 7777 42 Co-Lin 7 7 7 .,77 55 Ellisville 7 7 7 77 25 head confident of winning the championship. They played through to the finals, then won again, for the first time in Co-l7in's history the Wolves won the State Championship. Much credit for their success goes to the excellent coaching of Troy A. Ricks, who was iustly proud of his championship team of this year. The scores of the boys' games werei Co-l.in7 7 7 7 66 Summit 41 Co-Lin 77 7 63 Poplarville 45 Co-Lin 7777 7 7 7 43 Ellisville 39 Co-Lin 7 7 7 66 Raymond 44 Co-Lin 7 7 7 52 Scooba 30 Co-Lin 7 7 77 57 Decatur 7 7 53 Co-Lin 777 7 7 74 Summit 62 Colin 77 7 7 45 Moorhead 7 7 7 31 Co-Lin 7 7 7 7 7 46 Moorhead 7 7 50 Co-Lin 7 777, 47 Goodman 57 State Tournament Co-Lin 7 7 77 7 56 Ellisville 7 7 52 Co-Lin 7 7 7 77 58 Woods . 7 7- 21 Co-Lin 7 77 64 Summit 7 38 Co-Lin 7.7 7 7 7 69 Goodman 45 Co-Lin 7 77 54 Moorhead 77 .7 48 HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS The High School Football Team finished with ct record of two wins against three losses. Those losses were, however, hard fought battles and in no game did the boys give up until the last whistle had blown. The girls' basketball team ended the season with one win and three losses, but the boys had a better record of four wins and three losses. 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IQL5 YPAYEJOOIL. The rata fog this Gd . , V 1 ' . 1, fo -. parable on Of before date of publfmtion SDP .Sf rtajgmq tio be S.-1 . Ln nations or ggpy M0 as . 430.9011 Un fgyygygq ,ide of gf-Us tOnt'nct W V. 'W I --iflf9'.to'-1 'ysulnod fc ...I - f' , 1, If I is .- JAH f-1 F4l30 -f '- ,-'ff THE H5 99 EUPI H-LI IIUI. UNIIJH IIIILLEEE Accredited By The Southern Association ot Member of the Arnerican Wesson, Colleges and Secondary Schools 1 Association of Iunior Colleges i l . X , t V X ' 'l If -T4 i, Ai' , ' ,., ff' Q, ., ' , ' 5 M. A , 3?f 'N if 'tg 1 3 ' X , , Q ,tiff ' '25 he ..- ,, ' ' ' f ' 5 - e E51-4wQ,fi Tl-IE SCHOOL WITH A FUTURE Iarnes M. Ewing, President 100 Meet 'n' Eat at the Co-can EQOA ,SQOPQ if We Appreciate Your Pcxtroncrge Compliments of INH HIITH AND CIIHH SHUI' ik' B kh M pp 101 KCLIIL 0 66500 Wesson, Mississippi Always A Booster of Copiah-Lincoln Robt. E. Rea, President Ias, S. Rea, Vice-President L. O. Carraway, Cashier Irene Storey Gruchy, Asst. Cashier - Member of - Mississippi Bankers Association, American Bankers Association And Federal Deposit' Insurance Corporation Compliments of B. F. Yllll lilllllllll A Il CIINIPANY, INC. Everything Dial 2011 Wesson, Mississippi 102 WESSON PHARMACY-HARDWARE Phone 2121 - Phone 2851 4 Wesson, Mississippi COWEN MOTOR CO. Authorized Dealer Phone 2661 Day and Night Wrecker Service Wesson, Mississippi Philco Radios - Refrigerators Bendix Washers O. K. Guaranteed Used Cars SIVIITH AND SMITH Wesson Dry Goods, Groceries. 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LITTLE WILLOWBROOK DAIRY Wesson Hazlehurst For More Comfortable Living COPIAH FURNITURE COMPANY Wesson, Mississippi Eddie Butler. Manager GULF SERVICE STATION W. D. FURR, Manager 4 Guli Products Cars Washed and Greased - Our Specialty Wesson, Mississippi WESSON EN'I'ERPRISE The Biggest Newspaper In The World In The Biggest Little Town In The Wor1d Established 1899 Wesson, Mississippi W. W. Robertson, Editor Paul L. Robertson. Mgr. Editor STANDARD SERVICE STATION Lubrication. Washing. Gas I. C. Pickett. Owner Wesson, Mississippi BARDWELL DRY CLEANERS For First-Class Dry Cleaning - Call 9109 Brookhaven. Mississippi At Co-Lin See Milton Iordan Taylor Tick Tatum Verell Dukes Henry Wooten Billy Blackmon Iames Caldwell Girls Vivian Morgan Pat Patrick It Your Clothes Are Not Becoming to You. They Should Be Coming to Us Eat TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS Always Fresh O. B. Magee, Distributor Brookhaven, Missippi Tom's Peanut Butter Sandwiches Tom's Delicious Candies STATE BANK 6. TRUST CO. The Bank oi Friendly Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Brookhaven, Mississippi CONGRATULATIONS To The TRILLIUM From The Brookhaven Leader-Times Your Copiah QS Lincoln lournal IO4 SIIUTHER WHllllSAll CIIMPA Y V. D. Youngblood, President and Manager A. W. Bentz, Sec.-Treas. Wholesale Grocers Brookhaven, Mississippi - Compliments of - BROOKHAVEN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Brookhaven, Mississippi Established December 21, 1900 OFFICERS S. E. Moreton, President T. E. Applewhite, Assistant Cashier C. M. Higdon, Executive Vice-President Stella T. Harper, Assistant Cashier Frank C. Allen, Cashier F. F. Becker II, Assistant Cashier - Member of - Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF JACKSON COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 060' Iackson, Mississippi 105 Brookhaven Equipment Co. Highway 51 South Phone 899 Brookhaven, Mississippi I International Trucks Farmall Tractors Milk Cooler - Milking Machines Refrigeration Equipment C. B. 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CROSS SEED COMPANY So. lackson Street - Phone 721 Brookhaven, Mississippi THE ELITE Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Dresses - Accessories - Millinery Phone 31 Brookhaven, Mississippi Compliments ot OFFICE APPLIANCE COMPANY Brookhaven, Mississippi Compliments of BROOKHAVEN STEAM LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS Phone 431 Brookhaven, Mississippi BARDWELL'S SHOE HOSPITAL Where Soles Are Made Happy l-lazlehurst, Mississippi MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK Member F. D. I. C. ' Hazlehurst, Mississippi 108 A. GREEN AND COMPANY Hardware and Furniture Hazlehursi, Mississippi .CJ-Zire! CLGHGFJ l-lcizlehuist, Mississippi - li Your Clothes Are Not Becoming to You They Should Be Coming To Us HAZlEHURST MERCANTIIE CO. liRoperlSll C. A. Roper Charley Roper Bill Roper Bob Roper General Merchants Hazlehursi, Mississippi HARPER'S Furniture and Hardware Co., Inc. 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Service on all makes of cars and trucks I Crystal Springs, Mississippi Compliments of GARLAND AND HARPER FURNITURE CO Crystal Springs, Mississippi Compliments of I. T. BIGGS AND SON COPIAH EQUIPMENT CO. Crystal Springs, Mississippi l BRELAND WHOLESALE CO. Crystal Springs, lfssissippi Compliments of T. W. L. 5 and l0c Store Crystal Springs, Mississippi Compliments ot FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES Phone 222 Crystal Springs, Mississippi Compliments of THOMAS OIL COIVIPANY Shell Products Crystal Springs, Mississippi TRUCKERS EXCHANGE BANK Crystal Springs, Mississippi You Save Time, Worry and Money When You Shop At DICKSON'S Crystal Springs, Mississippi Compliments of PEOPLES' GROCERY AND MARKET Crystal Springs, Mississippi jayfor-grifhn Wofor 60. R. B. Taylor Sales and Service COMPUMENTS Repairs to all makes of cars OF A i Phone Sl FRIEND . . . . Crystal Springs, Mississippi 110 YQU . . . AND THE FUTURE We, ot United Gas, salute you, the graduates and students ot 1948. You are mighty important persons in this land of ours . . . and in the entire world. The state ot the world makes your posi- tion as Americans an enviable, a privi- leged one . . , but a privilege with obliga- tions to the future. Shortly your voice will be the voice of America. Use it to preserve and tultill our ideals, our traditions, our way ol lite. Use it in such a manner that your chil- dren will be glad they are Americans! UNITED GAS We carry the Ncrtion's Finest brands of Sporting Equipment ALEX LOEB, INC. Meridian, Mississippi Magnolia 2811 Since 1875 THE LOUBAT GLASSWARE 6: CORK CO. Complete Equipment and Supplies Hotels. Restaurants, Institutions 510-520 Bienville St. New Orleans Congratulations to the Trillium Staff on a great ettort and a splendid book. lt has been a pleasure to have been associated with you and to have had a small part in this work. 31.8 J4,-f .Simba Brookhaven, Mississippi Iohn H. Williams and Burton K. Davidson, Proprietors Photographers tor the TRILLIUM since 1937 Before completing work on THE 1948 CO-LIN TBILLIUM, We Wish to express our thanks to those who made its publication possible. To our sponsors, Miss Ann Iones and Mr. T. I. Hewitt tor their advice and encouragernentg to Mr. Iohn Williams and the others at The Art Studio tor excellent photographyg to the mem- bers ot the TBILLIUM statt for their workg to the entire faculty and student body tor their co-operationg to Myers and Co., lnc. tor their advice and good Workg to our advertisers tor their great help in reducing the price ot the TBILLIUM, we express our sincere appreciation. CUBT WESTON, Editor BEN YOUNGBLOOD, Business Manager 112 r ICTOIIAI. YE IOOKS MYERS C0 I . WC. H pictmial OHM, DE ou, ANS. .5 rpm' ' - 1' 'H ' ' vrta-rw-'11' 1, If 4 wb 1' 'x 1 4 V 7 , , 1 'I' 1 , WW. In . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1' ' I 1' 41, X ,I 5, 1-.N '-41, 1,1 ,','1,4441r. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
