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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1954 volume:

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Q3 f .f , ' V T T vi: . : fi . , Q ' Q ' fs- fp, df I' 277514 B - :ll A E M 4 - e f , '- .Ae aft ' T: xt B V 5,9451 7 u - xl: ,V ,Wu I ,xi H ,W ., A , T f . ' - A , JS 'ffwyr , .,w :kg 'Q ' -1 'ti' L4 Q , '1 , Affine f A if-T wife V ' .., f 1 ' ' -. ' - .' 5 - . ' , . 4'W'Q-Q ',xgi,:g X dedication Our personalities, characters, and entire lives are greatly influenced by our associations with those whom we most admire and respect. This is especially true during our college years, and no influence is felt stronger or more deeply than that of our teachers. Realizing this, we gratefully dedicate this 195-4 volume of the Ca-lm trillium to Miss GRACE Hurr, wha, through her noble character and high Christian principles has had a wonderful influence upon countless numbers of students. She has worked patiently, tirelessly, and unselfishly, both in the classroom and as director of religious activities. Long after we leave Copiah-Lincoln our lives will be enriched by our association with this noble lady. W 5 E 1,55 ,i as fall at co-lin Long lines of bewildered freshmen queing Through The library at a snail's pace: Do I HAVE 'ro 'fake Freshman English?? . . . Happy reunion and wistful regrets . . . Gradual readiusTmen'r into grooves of routine--while days slip by like golden beads upon a necklace . . . sg-'I winter at co-lin Winter settles in with a splash after the glory of Thanksgiving sunrise service . . . Football gives way to basketball . . . The band limps foot-weary . . . And Christmas holidays are upon us . . . Stone benches stand bleak and deserted, but the girls' lobby is ablaze with lights and loud with laughing games . . . if ui R -1 X M? br pf spring at co-lin Comes The spring-winter weariness fades To become reincarnafed as spring fever . . . Stone benches beckon and a nostalgic gaiefy, which is at once as old and as new as The spring, comes forth . . . ?.,,h' 4, I-.Q l ,1 ii it i 1 1 t summer at co-lin With the breath of honeysuckle and the all-night sere- 1 nade of mockingbirds, summer comes to Co-Lin . . . Graduation, like a two-faced Janus, looks forward with prophetic gaze and backwards with memory- r mellowed satisfaction . . . s academic This is our New Cschooll Year, it is the time for hopes, for resolu- tions: We are resolved to get up for breakfast . . . not to borrow our roomie's sweater . . . to go to Morning Watch . . . to write home more often . . . to empty our trash basket every day . . . to study very hard . . . to have a happy year . . . We hope to make new friends and keep our old ones . . . to get an A in Chemistry . . . to win that game! . . . to stay up after lights out' '... to under- stand what Mr. Frazier is talking about in Psychology . . . to go to Mardi Gras' with the band . . . to have a happy year . . . l 5 l I .vw mf' .', ,, s 8. j .NI,l 5 I .af l .i KZ' i Y X W I i - I l f l ,.Ah.., .4-.. , s . .- K Q gf. la. I - - :M ' A ,H , la .s...l , 1-x 4 ' I- W! - ' 3 'A . .1 ,I .Nl gun X Q. 'I 115 ,xx Q , Q1 L 1' P Q 1 , ,WW E 2 WW .4f...-.,......q-a-4m-J g ,N My I as 5 X Xmffk Q4 xx , 1 3 3 Q I QI a gf 25 U ' ' , we , me M i f.f,x 'N' Mwkms '4 W QWA 'W'if.f3r:fr5 'k 7 ' Qfjdl 4. qw 1 2 E. F. Anderson W. E. Boggan Robert Boling Pence Brown . N L, gb - 1 . . board of trustees W. S. HENLEY, President R. E. REA, Secretary B. W. Cagle Bart Calcote Grady Callender Mack E. Everett John J. King Dr. Otho Messer A. F. Parkinson Carlos Smith Charles Bush E- Ray lZ6I'Cl T- P- TOVVEY boa rd of supervisors COPIAH COUNTY LINCOLN COUNTY George Marx Martin Holmes A. B. Barlow Jim Coker Paul Edwards Clint B. Brister Troy Templeton Leroy Leggett Paul D. Armstrong J. Hugh James SIMPSON COUNTY FRANKLIN COUNTY Garfield May Newman Scott Fordie Walker Harvey Prather J. M. Ashley Ernest Zumbro C. L. Steen P. L. Lofton W. P. Harris Frank Allen 'Deceased H Lllwc, , N. Mlibxp- COPlP- - We-sso i 9 5 4 Wu-AG. 1 J M F. evasion-4 To The Sophomores ot V554: Congratulations to each ot you as you pass another milestone in your educational and lite' s career. li we, oi America, are to maintain our Cherished Freedoms, you must recognize your responsibility tor citizenship in a chaotic ' world. Because you have had above average educational opoortuni' ties you must assume above average responsibilities. lt Copiah' Lincoln has increased your ability to lead and produce, we trust it has also increased your desire to serve. You as individuals and as a class have made valuable contributions to the institution we trust you shall always be proud to call Alma Mater. Copiahrlsincoln will always be interested Ln your success and will always stand ready and anxious to serve you in any way possible. Our success is measured in terms ot your success. May C1od's richest blessings go with each oi you, and may you con- tinue to grow in tavor with God and man as you seelc wisdom trom the Master Teacher. As you review the pages oi this the l95A Co'Lin Trillium in the years to come may your memories be enriched because oi irierid de and lessons learned at Copiah- Lincoln. NI ery sincerely , , ship 5632 i L F. M. FORTENBERRY Dean of Men M.A., University of Mississippi LULA STEVENS Dean of Women M.A., Columbia University , BUFORD R. FRAZIER Registrar M.A., George Peabody JAMES M. LEWIS High School Principal M.Ed., Mississippi State WY ffkgv iw,-JL W ffy! EUGENE J. AROMI Art M.A., University of Alabama CHARLES D. CANNON English M.A., University of Missis- sippi M. RAY BUSBY MRS. VIVIAN BYRD FANNIE CALLENDER Basketball Coach Social Science Dietitian MA-, UVIIVGVSWY Of MIS-SIS' M,A., Mississippi Southern sippi College MRS. J. M. EWING Voice KENNETH CARRUTH WILLIAM CLIBURN M.A., Columbia University Vocational Education Biology B.S., Louisiana State Uni- M.A., Mississippi Southern versity College V faculty ,Y-Q. 'I' 'Ni 1 Ay X f'ffls 'a ' ' -WJ MRS. F, M. FORTENBERRY Commerce M.A., University of Missis- SIPPI , JOHN W. GREGORY Head Football Coach B.S., University of Idaho RALPH FRANKLIN R. E. FUSON Band Director Mathematics M. M.Ed., Northwestern Uni- M,A,, George Peabody Col- versity lege WILLIE MAE HAMILL DWIGHT A. HARRIS English Auto Mechanics M.A., University of Alabama faculty K I S, MARY AGNES GINN Assistant Bookkeeper A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College MRS. CORDELIA HARVEY English M.A., Louisiana State Uni- versity GRACE HUFF History M,A., University of Alabama HONOR INGRAM English M.A., University of Mississippi ALLIE LEE LOFTON Nurse-Assistant Dean of Women R.N., Kings Daughters Hospital ALLENE MCCORMICK Home Economics M.S., Mississippi State MRS. MARY L. MCDONALD Dormitory Hostess L. W. MARSALIS Guidance M.A., Mississippi Southern College GRAYDON MULLEN Bookkeeper Soule University MRS. HELEN MULLEN High School Home Economics B.S., Mississippi State College for Women 39 in X ,sees if Q 1' N ,Kip NMR fa. 4 x, A fr , 4 M, Z If 4 f MQ ,234 , . . X sf 1 I s :X ,Wawg , refs' ' af, 'Wi' ,R GL! vf - W , 'A f 1 , f J 1 fo J GERTRUDE K. MUTTON Music-Piano B.M., Nebraska Wesleyan Special Study in Berlin, Germany T. S. MYERS Agriculture M.S., Mississippi State ALICE NEWELL Modern Languages B.A., University of Tennessee MRS. EVELYN OSWALT Librarian Certificate In Library Science George Peabody College TOMMAS PAGE Assistant Football Coach B.S., Auburn J. LESLIE REEVES Voice-Glee Club B.A., Millsaps MRS. ALMA LOUISE SMITH Secretary A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College GROVER SMITH Agriculture B.S., Mississippi State College Q Q iv 'Wx Rv M mf, y, ,. 3 wx I Q Q Q' nv? I 1339? 'S ' W 5 ' 43' I st I I DOROTHY STRONG FRED THOMPSON ELAINE WASHINGTON High School MMI' Commerce Speech B-5-, MISSISSIPPI C0IIe9e M.A., University of Missis- M.A., Louisiana State Uni MELVIN WATERS Slppi VHSIIY Assistant COBCIW GENEVIEVE WILLIAMS JAMES CAUSEY M.A., Mississippi Southern Chemistry Publicity M.S., University of Missis- B.S., Mississippi State sippi JACK THOMAS MARY THOMPSON Shop Commerce B.S., North Texas State B,A,, Blue Mountain College ZELLE WEEMS LUCILLE WOODS Reading Physical Education B.A., Mississippi State COI- B.S., Mississippi Southern faculty I ' 'Jw ffl - AWS . ,, wk: if-I 'h in QR . , .Q X 2 4 ' 5 am . 4 A' A . 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ALVIN ALLEN BOGUE CI-IITTo A .v 2.- l 'xm.ufy Allen Anselmo Baird Barlow Berry Bowman SAMMY ANSELMO Football ly Glee Club lg SCA Council 25 YMCA 25 Newman Club I, 2, President 2, Secretary of Fresh- man Class. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. RICHARD AUSTIN I-IAZLEI-IuRsT National Guard I, Agriculture Club l. LoRELL BAILEY WESSON Band I, 2. R 'Q 5-'x fi 'T I f Brent Brewer Brown, E. Brown, l-Snell Brown, Louise BYRD BAIRD BROOKHAVEN Home Economics Club 2. ARDETH BARLOW STAR YWCA 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 2, FTA 'l, 2. JACK BARRETT CROSSETT, ARK. Little Rock Junior College l, Football 2. ophomores HAROLD BENSON NEWHEBRON Football l, YMCA l. DOROTHY BERRY WESSON CHARLES BOWMAN BROOKHAVEN Agriculture Club l. BOBBY BOYTE BOGUE cHiT1o FTA l, 2, International Relations Club 'l, 2, Vice Presi- dent 2. DONNIS BRENT WEssON Basketball 1, 2, SCA Council 2, Secretary 2, YWCA 1, 2, BSU l, 2, Council 1, 2, YWA 1, 2, President 2, Home Economics Club l, 2, Hostess 2, Annual Staff 2. M. E. BREWER PINOLA YMCA 'l, 2, BSU l, 2, IRC 2, National Guard 1, 2, Agriculture Club I, 2, President 2. EDGAR BROWN NATcHEz Baseball 1, 2, YMCA 1, 2. l.ENELL BROWN CANTON Colette l, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Sextet 1, 2, SCA Council 'l, 2, Vice President 2, YWCA 1, 2, Membership Chair- man 2, Westminster Fellowship l, 2, President 2. LOUISE BROWN NATCHEZ Basketball l, 2, YWCA 1, 2, BSU l, Home Economics Club 2. S., ophomores GERALD BuSH CRYSTAL SPRINGS University of Mississippi 1, Football 2, CODY CANOY NIAGEE YMCA 1, 2, Agriculture Club 1, 2. SHELBY CARLISLE BROOKHAVEN Glee Club 1, BSU 1, 2, YMCA 1, 2. JAMES CARMODY NEW ORLEANS Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 2, Baseball1, Newman Club 1, 2. RUTHLYN CASE LOYD STAR Glee Club 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, FTA 1. RUTH CHILDS MCCALL CREEK Glee Club 1, YWCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, Council 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Annual Staff 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, Officer 1, 2, YWA 1, 2, Secretary 2. JACK COLEMAN HOUSTON, TEXAS Tennis 1, 2, National Guard 1, 2. CHALMERS COLLINS BUDE Band 1, Glee Club 1, 2, YMCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, National Guard 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2. JO ANN COVINGTON BROOKHAVEN Colette 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2, SCA Council 2, Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, Program Chairman 1, 2, IRC 2, FTA 1, Dramatics Club 1. is A . ,P , Tk 1 4 A, 21211 . 4 11 'Q .Y Yu fi 'hs if h-N 1'4l-,QUQ 159531 Y t:::S' -v Q Bush Canoy Carlisle Carmody Case Childs Du RWOOD CRAFT MAGEE YMCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, Agriculture Club 1, 2. BARBARA CROSBY SONTAG Glee Club 1, YWCA 2, BSU 1, 2, Dramatics Club 2, Home Economics Club 2. BETTY CROSBY MENDENHALL Glee Club 1, YWCA 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, Vice President 2. 3' N 19 xii 'WW' me LW 5 0: -QQ.. Coleman Collins Covington Craft Crosby, Barbara Crosby, Betty CUlPePPef Dillard Dumas Durr Easferling Evans, B. JUANITA CULPEPPER NEWHEBRON BENNIE Dunn cAsEYv11.1.E YMCA 1, 2, ssu lp Agriculture Club 1, 2. BARRY D11.1.ARo MEADv11.1.E Football 1, 2, Track 1, YMCA 1. LYNWOOD EASTERLING NATCHEZ BETTY DUMAS 1-1ARR1sv11.1.E BETTY JOYCE EvANs BROOKHAVEN Basketball 1, 2, YWCA l, 2, Officer 2, BSU 1, 2, Vice President 2, YWA 2, Phi Theta Kappa 2, Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2, Secretary 2, Dramatics Club 2, Annual Staff 1, 2, Ad Editor 1, Business Manager 2. YWCA l, 2, Publicity Chairman 25 Wesley Foundation I, 2, Publicity Chairman 2, Dramatics Club 2. .MW41 of 9' ' fa 1 ....mL'..,,,.,' ,, , 5 lg, 'want' . , lf 'ti . mga wif. , i ,M- . game V, '1 ff- ,.1L ,,.,,,,- 2 34 'K Y l J i 1937. - Z ' ff-f59t 5'ssz' r:ll5,V:PT- , . . ,. :X ,vfi,,,sS5,.,--mf , ,i,.f ,.,,..g. vi freffft-fi-fmrw '. of 'J 'Bifida .A2TK'3 'iE fave, A-A. , f arg? J Sa, ff' ' ,,, f ' 4 ww 5 .. wiv M' 6 l Ma.. f fa 35? f If :'lr w-W r t 'fgl A W f ' 11? ,, fig , Q. 1, As 4 4, . . , . ' ' M L. , .Xu fajfzzfr, ,.. 4 1- ' . , 4 -cv. ff W: .figa-igrifxg A S . 1 , , ,. 1 if fi: il ' :ZV 2 ,- 1,r,iff+:.a.e 11.44. s 1 '44 , My A. 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WESSON Band T, 2, Glee Club T, 2, Quartet T, 2, YMCA I, 2, State President 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Treasurer T, 2, Phi Theta Kappa T, 2, President 2, SCA Council I, Vice President T, Dramatics Club T, 2, Debate Team 1, Annual Staff T, 2, Editor 2, CLYDE FARMER Luc:lEN BARBARA JEAN FARR RoxlE Glee Club 1, SCA Council 2, YWCA I, 2, Recreation Chairman 2, BSU I, 2, IRC 2, FTA 1, Dramatics Club T, 2, Vice President 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2, President 2, YWA I, 2, Annual Staff T, 2, Associate Editor 2. EDWIN FAUST HAZLEHURST Basketball T, Baseball T, 2, YMCA l, 2, ESOC 2, Presi- dent of Sophomore Class 2. 1' md jan.-. Harrison Holloway Jennings BOBBY FRANKLIN YMCA I. MCATEE FUNCHESS Band I. ALTON GARRETT GLYN GARRETT 'wQ,g,.65.f' Herring Huckaby King MENDENHALL HAZLEHURST CRYSTAL SPRINGS BRAXTON ophomores LUTHER GARRETT HARRISVILLE BOBBY GORDON MccoIvIB YMCA 2, BSU I, 2, Treasurer 2, Agriculture Club I, 2, Reporter I, 2. LouIs Goss BROOKHAVEN PATRICIA HARRISON GEORGETOWN YWCA 2, Wesley Foundation I, 2, FTA I, 2. Jo ANN HERRING RED LICK Glee Club I, 2, YWCA I, 2, Council 2, BSU I, 2, YWA 'l, 2, Publicity Chairman 2, Phi Theta Kappa I, 2, FTA 'l, 2, Secretary 2, Dramatics Club 'IJ 2. CAROLYN HOLLOWAY BROOKHAVEN Glee Club I, 2, Secretary 2, YWCA I, 2, Secretary 2, Wesley Foundation i, 2, Vice President 2, Pianist 1, YWA 2, FTA I, 2, Reporter I, Vice President 2, Dra- matics Club l, 2. Boa HUCKABY BOGUE CHITTO Basketball 1, 2, Baseball I, 2, YMCA 2, Campus Favorite I. JIMMY JENNINGS BRAXTON ANNA MARGARET KING WESSON Band I, 2, YWCA I, 2, BSU I, 2, Pianist 2, YWA 2, Phi Theta Kappa 2, IRC 2, Home Economics Club I, 2, Dramatics Club I, 2, Annual Staff 2. ophomores JACK KING MEADVILLE National Guard 2. LAWRENCE KYZAR BoGuE CI-II'r'ro Bsu I. CLIFF l.OLLAR COLUMBUS Football l, 2, Track 2, National Guard i, 2. GERTRUE LUCKY MAGEE SCA Council 2, Program Chairman 2, YWCA 2, BSU l, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 'l, 2, FTA l, 2, President 2. MIKE LusK vvEssoN Basketball l, 2, Baseball 2, YMCA 2, Phi Theta Kappa l, 2. FRAN MCGEI-IEE SMITHDALE Colette 2, Glee Club l, 2, YWCA l, 2, Treasurer 2, BSU l, 2, Vice President 2, FTA 'l, Dramatics Club l, 2, President 2, ESOC 2, Secretary of Sophomore Class 2. M. L. MCGRAW ENTERPRISE Baseball I, 2, YMCA 1, 2, IRC I, 2. EDNA EARLE MAGEE wEssoN Colette l, Wesley Foundation I, 2, YWCA 2, Phi Theta Kappa 2, Home Economics Club l, 2, Cheerleader 2, Beauty 'l, Homecoming Queen 2. 1-vg--1 I?-C 36 'Q' Qs- 5- L-46 is 1,7 King Kyzar Lollar l-UCl4eY Lusk MCGehee MARION MASON MAGEE YWCA 2. MIRIAM MIDDLETON WESSON Mississippi State College for Women 1, Colette 2, Home Economics Club 2. JOANNE MoAK BOGUE CHITTO YWCA l, 2, Vice President 2, BSU l, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 2, Dramatics Club l, 2, ESOC 2. wwe 9 UPI.. 'ef' 59- McGraw Magee Mason Middleton Mgak Moncriet Nations Oglesby Owens Peavy Price Ratcliff BILL NATIONS SONTAG ERMA PEAVY MONTICELLO Clarke Memorial College 1, Band 2, YMCA 2, BSU 2, FTA 2, BSU Council 2. LENNIE OGLESBY MEADVILLE YWCA l, 2, BSU l, 2, Council l, 2, YWA l, 2, Mission Chairman 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Vice President 2. CHARLOTTE OWENS WESSON YWCA T, 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Secretary 2, IRC l, 2, Secretary I, Annual Staff 2. MAXINE PRICE MONTICELLO SCA Council 2, Program Chairman 2, YWCA 1, 2, Treasurer 2, BSU I, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 2, Dramatics Club 2, Home Economics Club 2, Annual Staff I, 2, Secretary 2. BEN.Io RATCLIFF MCCALL CREEK YMCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, National Guard 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Debate Club 2. 'Inv , 4.3-sr ,IL I Wv I l J f ff?- 'W' .ASA A wa.- Rayborn Remmington Ritchie Robichaux Ross Saucier Seay Sellers Shoemaker Smith, C., Jr. Smirh, C. B. Smi1h,D, SHERROD RAYBORN MONTICELLO Glee Club lp YMCA I, 2, Bsu I, 2. EDWIN REMMINGTON WESSON Agriculture Club l. Jov DALE RITCHIE NATCHEZ YWCA 1, 2, BSU I, 2, Council l, 2, Publicity Director 2, FTA 2, Dramatics Club lg YWA 1, 2, Program Chairman 25 Annual Staff 1, 2, Activities Editor 2. MILTON ROBICHAUX HAI-INVILLE, LA. Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 2, Basketball l, 2, Track 'l, 2. MYARY Bersv Ross Pucicerr YWCA l, 2, Wesley Foundation l, 2, Worship Center Chairman 2, FTA l, 25 Home Economics Club l, 2. T: W. SAUCIER cizosav Wesley Foundation I, 2, IRC 2. l l S lx W 45,- -Q 'rr Mffw Smith, E. Smith, G- Smith, J. Smllli, J- W- Smith, M. Sones ELMA SEAY NEWHEBRON Glee Club l, 2. WILEY SELLERS MONTICELLO Glee Club l, 2, Quartet 1, 2, YMCA I, 2, Song Leader l, 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Song Leader I, 2, Presi- dent of Glee Club 2. GORDON SHOEMAKER MAGEE SCA Council l, YMCA l, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2: Dramatics Club l, 2, Debate Team l, Head Cheer- leader 2. ophomores CLAUDE SMITH, JR. BROOKHAVEN YMCA l, 2, Pianist 1, 2, Glee Club 2. CLAUDE BENNETT SMITH BROOKHAVEN DALTON SMITH NATCHEZ Football l, 2, Baseball l, 2, SCA Council 2, YMCA l, 2, Vice President 1, President 2, Wesley Foundation 2, Dramatics Club 2, ESOC l, 2, President of Freshman Class I, Campus Favorite 1. ELTON SMITH MENDENHALL GENE SMITH CRYSTAL SPRINGS Football 1, 2, YMCA I, IRC 1, 2, President 2, National Guard l, Football Announcer 2. JOHNNY SMITH BRAXTON J. W. SMITH WESSON MARY ANN SMITH WESSON Colette 1, 2. EMOGENE SONEs CANTON SCA Council 1, 2, YWCA l, 2, President 2, State Secre- tary 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Worship Chairman 2, Phi Theta Kappa 2, Dramatics Club l, 2, Debate Club I, Annual Staff 1, ESOC 2, Chairman 2. sophomores SYLVIA SPRING BROOKHAVEN Glee Club T, 2, Accompanist T, 2, Sextet 1, 2, YWCA T, 2, Council 2, BSU I, Phi Theta Kappa T, 2, Reporter 2, Dramatics Club T, 2, Debate Team T. SUE STOREY WESSON Colette 1, 2, Head Colette 2, Westminster Fellow- ship T, 2. JEAN STREET CLINTON YWCA l, 2, BSU 'l, 2, Phi Theta Kappa I, 2, Vice President 2, FTA 'l, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Annual Staff T, 2, Associate Business Manager 2. BOBBY RAY TAYLOR HAZLEHURST YMCA I, 2. BILLY BASS THAMES MONTICELLO Basketball T, 2, Baseball T, 2, Track 1, 2, YMCA T, 2, Vice President 2, BSU 1, 2, IRC 2, FTA 2, ESOC 2, Vice President of Sophomore Class 2. ALMA JOYCE THOMPSON BROOKHAVEN BILLY VAUGHN LOYD STAR CHESTER VAUGHN HAZLEHURST Phi Theta Kappa 2. CONNIE WALKER NATCHEZ Glee Club I, 2, Librarian T, SCA Council I, 2, YWCA T, 2, Song Leader 2, BSU T, 2, Program Chairman T, President 2, YWA 1, 2, Song Leader 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa T, 2, Secretary 2, Dramatics Club I, 2. r 41 i' S Spring Storey Street Taylor Thames Thompson CARL WALLACE BOGUE CHITTO YMCA I, 2, BSU I, 2. JOHNNY WEEKS WESSON PEGGY WESTBROOK MENDENHALL Glee Club T, 2, Librarian 2, YWCA 2. DAVID EARL WHITFIELD DILO Wesley Foundation I, 2, Annual Staff T, 2. LANIS WILKINSON MEAOVILLE Baseball 1, Band l, 2. C' 115 , v 1 .pa-Q, Q f auth..-3, 572, an vf st--ff Aja if f 'wx 'QW -IQ-0 X' -19911 Vaughn, B. Vaughn, C. Walker Westbrook Whitfield Wilkinson Wilson, D, Windom Womack JERRY WILLIAMS BROOKHAVEN SCA Council 2, President 2, YMCA 'l, 2, BSU l, 2, Vice President 2, Dramatics Club l, Secretary lf ESOC 2. BETTY RUTH WILSON NATCI-IEz SCA Council 1, 2, Publicity Chairman 2, YWCA l, 2, Worship Program Chairman 2: Wesley Foundation I, 2, President 2, Beauty lg Cheerleader I, 2. DONALD WILSON TOPEKA YMCA 1, 2, National Guard 1, 2. NY Wallace Williams Woods VANCE WINDOM ROBERT WOMACK GLYNN Wooos Band 'l, 2, Phi Theta Kappa BARBARA YouNo colene I, 2, Bsu 2. Weeks Wilson, B. Young HAZLEHURST BROOKHAVEN WESSON l, 2, Treasurer 2. CRYSTAL SPRINGS v. CX -a QAM , - L A L I L I 4 I , -Q 1 -N.. 1, -Y- Q AKAI , 5, , ,. 4, ir.. M , 13, 32 ROBERT BEALL ,7,, IVY HOOD . ,..,,,,,,. SAMUEL HUGHS .,,, VERNON JACKSON ,..,. CARL LOWERY A.,,.A,,. S Beall Lowery -:,,,, J - V., !y.1..,4 ,,-,.,.a, iff 51' 1-X 'V ,- -fiiinfdffl-2C?'w-i -fi.-42 -7- ,w.,,..-1-Wm-f . V V .. , 14? f A ,,.. -H.: Vz'-V-mi' I N fi..-.:. , lis'f55-VMQH 4' ,-me .V.-.V 1,-7 of .4 -oy f- V s hgh, 94 , -.Q '. f 24- xg-:Q-1-22:1 , ggi ,F w..5K., . L. Q., qigflq , . - 4.6 Vw., 1- , , 2 ,,, '51 V: F? , I I v V9 , .-A 'Ss W . , -W .1 - X 5 -V ,www I O Q' . . Q 5' .aw-4 f- 44 rf ff -. W, V. F 4-Z' 'auxin' WNV 5LQ Qi9T1f1i1xx'.f5.'T, ' ' 4-'Q V f mi' . ' rr-- ,. we - rv W - ,vi ,.,yf,2 A QZQXTQL -L .,,7...,.,.. Hazlehurst E Y R evening class ' ' Z if f je, 425 J' , , ,:f.C,,.L1 ,I :cm-5, : Q WADDELL PETTIGREW Hazlehursf Jesse ROWLAND Wesson R. L. SOULERET Hazlehurst Wesson Hood Hughs Pettigrew Rowland CHARLES STRINGER .,,,, ,,,.,. RALPH THETFORD ,,,, .,.,., sophomores Wesson Brookhaven Bude Brookhaven Brookhaven Jackson Souleref ailur '4, -V-A Quan if 4'9 - 'Him -ue., z fff. I W Sffiqger Thetford Tumbe Walker Wllllams Zumbro, E. Zumbro, H. Barlow D995 Dulin Lassiter ' V5UQh ' RALPH TURNBO ,,. , ,,,,,,, w eeeen LEON BARLOW AA .,..... C rysfal Springs WILLIAM WALKER ,,,,, ,.,,,,, B reekheven GERALD DEES ....L LLLLLL.A...... W esson CHARLES WILLIAMS Brookhaven JIMMY DULIN ..,.. ...f..-w B ude ERNEST ZUMBRO .....,. ...,...4 M cCaII Creek B. P. LAssITER ....... ....... W esson HILTON zuMBRO .,.L... .... . ., .,,,. Dude DONALD VAUGI-IN eeee, eeeeee B rookhaven R I N N N G ' shrills the rising bell at the unearthly hour of 6 30 a m Bleary eyed and sleepy I bury my head in my nice warm pillow in hopes of a few minutes of coveted sleep But no such luck' My disgustingly healthy and ab normally energetic roommate has bounded from behind his bunk and is pealing forth the melodious CRD strains of One Mint Julep Resigned to the fate which stares me in the face grits and a chemistry test I drag myself out of bed After a delightful breakfast of corn flakes cold toast black coffee and grits I return to my cozy little chamber After a few last minutes of frantic cramming for that first period chemistry test I dolefully set out for the Science Building un consciously hoping for some unexpected miracle specifically a postponement of the test But alas no' My doom is sealed Psychology' How fascinating it is to study people their underlying motives and abilities Its so PRACTICAL to know the twelve unhealthy modes of adlustment people resort to when they are frustrated Its sad but oftentimes true as far as a way of life is concerned Like I always say live and learn' The morning drags on and I am attacked with a series of unbearable hunger pains By I2 I5 my abdominal rumblings have become so pronounced that my fellow classmates begin to cast dlsparagmg glances in my direction With an attempt to appear innocent I begin to play a quick exciting game of tick tact toe with my alter ego In this way I content myself until the long overdue bell peals forth its welcome announcement that dinner is served The mob that breaks loose is no less than brutal As I leisurely sit down to enloy my noonday meal I am once again annoyed by the few ingrates nearby who constantly gripe about the food However my hunger craving soon overcomes my annoyance and I satisfy my passion with FOOD' Who cares if we dont have Crepe Suzette or tender luicy sirIoins'P I always did love rice. The day wears on and I grow restless for some form of excitement. The first thought that comes to mind is that of firecrackers But the tragic memory of a night spent in the Little Theater is ever with me so I immediately banish this idea from mind and content myself with a peppy game of Rook in the girls lobby. Comes 7: I5 and time for that eagerly awaited period-study hall. I settle myself with the ideal study environment-a vital factor for proper study habits I learned in my favorite course Education I5I However my efforts to accomplish some great amount of work are in vain and I amuse myself until 9:30 by drawing hundreds of isosceles triangles on a half a package of notebook paper Disgusted with myself and the world in general I set out for the bookstore for a soothing cup of lava. Then after hearing I See the Moon for the 476th time I return to my room, relaxed and ready for bed. Life is a beautiful thing, isn't it? A Day at Co-Ling or, Excitement Personified I I Q' 'avi T, my xx ff F' ,Q A .,,, W ' Ni A Kg a.. 4 4 Jn,-1. if ir if 1 'Riff lv A ., D. , 35.44 Yf'w ' ji,-,.,'!Hq,f 1' 1-4- MARION BELL .....,.... 42.4 EULANE BERRYHILL ROBERT EARL BLAISE rv' QM ,QH1 ow' ,pw- aff Crystal Springs Martinsville Brookhaven LAURA BOGGAN ,.,...... FRANCES BOLEWARE ROGER BOYD ...... REX BRADY ...,,., JO ANN BRITT .,,,,,, ROLF BROOME MARILYN BROWN . ..,, . PEGGY BROWN ,, , BETTY BRUECK , Meadville Crystal Springs Brookhaven Silver Creek Wesson .. Hazlehurst Brookhaven , Bogue Chitto , Brookhaven 171 freshmen BEULAH ADAMS ....... . HAROLD ALDERMAN SHIRLEY ALLEN .....,,.. . JACK ANDERSON ..... .,... CHARLIE ANDREWS JERRY ASHLEY ,..... JERRY BAILEY ,.... VAUGHN BALL ..e.... DAVID BARLOW ..... JACK BARNES .,.... JOHN BEAZLEY ...,e. ANN BEESON .,,., Brookhaven Brookhaven Hazlehurst Crystal Springs Sarclis Hazlehursf Bogue Chifto Star Wesson Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Brookhaven Iv 'S' 'Wir GERALD BRYANT ....... JUNE BRYANT ...... IRENE BUCKLEY ........ MARILYN BUCKLEY BOYCE BULLOCK ..... MICHAEL BURKS ........ JAMES BURNETT ...,... AL BURT ............. WILLARD BUSH ........ MALCOLM BUTLER JERRY BYRD .......... Crystal Springs Pinola -... Loyd Star Newhebron Brookhaven Baton Rouge Auburn Fayette Crystal Springs Monticello -.....-.. ....,...,,. Brookhaven HOYT CABANIS ....... Sylacauga, Ala. Q57 Nw' M,.,.,- A-Tb X- freshmen fda.. :int Nb' '! -- 65 Vx for -N... DAVID CAIN ...,.. FRED CALCOTE ,.,.,.......,. RADIE FAYE CALLENDER MALCOLM CARTER ..... h-f -5-, . BILLIE JEAN CASBEER ..A.. MARILYN CASE .......... BILLY JOE CONE .,.. ARNELL COTTEN ....,. ROY FRANK COTTEN REVIA COWARD ......... CARMON COWART ...... SAMMIE LEE CRAIN ..... Brookhaven Loyd Star Loyd Star Natchez Canton Loyd Star Pinola Meadville Brookhaven Auburn Jackson Canton TROY CHIEK .,,,,...,.,,7,A. .... B afon Rouge JAMES E. CRAWFORD ,,..... ....... N ewhebron BOB CROSBY ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,. .....,. M endenhall CLAUDELL CUPIT ...... ....... M cCaIl Creek EMILY DAY ,,,,.... .,.... B rookhaven TOMMY DENMAN ...... ,..,.,... B rookhaven JOHN ALBERT DERKS .,.,.. ....... C rystal Springs CLARENCE DIXON, JR. .,.. ...,,. B rookhaven CAROLYN DRURY ..,.. .,.A.. B rookhaven LOUIS DURR ........... ,.,,., L oyd Star DONALD EDWARDS ,..A LOIS EDWARDS ..... Hazlehurst Wesson 'Il ,. 4 QAQ2? Y f,,M , ' fi 'fe 2, r Q A . r- , f' -' g Ox- L V33 1 ' , MQ, 1 , ,, ' 1- v 9 . Q- f fi 'aka WS.. .-0 ln 'R Q FLOYD EPPINITTE .,,... SHIRLEY EVERETT ..AA,, FRANK FALLS, JR. ,..,.. . MARY ELEANOR FANT GENE FARMER .,,.., Natchez Braxton Jonesboro, Ark, Terry Pinola BARNETT FIFE ....,.,.....,. ..,.... B Ude STEPHEN FOTIADES ,,,,, .... N aichel PAUL EARL FULLER , 1,,, ,,,,,,, H azlehursf WILLIAM GAINES ,....L ..... B rookhaven MARY NELLE GIBSON .,,,,. Mendenhall LADY NELSON GILL. .,.... ,....,...,,,,.,., T unica DOROTHY GILLIS . ,,.. . Crystal Springs '27-A 26 sf 3 ix 'ibut 'ir' X -'QI gm fl' 'R I. FRANK HEDGPETH ,,.,,,, ,,-,- G eofgefgwn JOHN HEDGPETH ,..... BILLY MAX HILLMAN ALDACE HOFF .......... BILLY HOWELL ...... SUSIA HUDSON ,.....,.. GERALDINE HUTSON DONIVAN IVY .......... JACQUELYN JACKSON ONETTA JACKSON ........ ..,.. JIMMY JONES ...... GRADY JONES, JR. .... - Brookhaven Monticello Brookhaven Pell City, Ala. Wesson Brookhaven Sontag Wesson West Lincoln Bude Hazlehurst freshmen TRUITT GINN .,.,.... Kokomo ANNETTE GORDON ....., Wesson BILLY GORDON ...7. .....,. W esson RACHEL GREEN ...., ..... H azlehurst ADDISON GRUBBS Mendenhall TRUITT GRUBBS ..... Mendenhall JAMES HALEY ...7.... ..,.... S ilver Creek CARSTEN HANSEN o.,. Hazlehurst QUAY BARRY HARDY ,,,,,,, ,.-., p inola FISHER HARRIS ,,,,, ,,,,,, J ackson MILTON HARRIS ,,,,,, ,.,-,--A H azlehurst SHIRLEY HARRIS A..v.... 7..,... C rystal Springs ig in 1 rv - I Nw' -UQ' gy. 'W' 190 'M f JQ4 nip...- V, if l.-5, , A lvvl 'ae ,D fi, fig Q if 5 ' ' 'Q' W -5 gy K: ' ' N ,,f 'Zl.,i'l 7 5 H Z! 'sv' 'MP' JOHN MCKOWEN ,,,,,R. JAMES MCLENDON ....,,., MARY KATE MCMANUS ....., SHIRLEY MCMILLAN 7.... wig Jackson, La. Crystal Springs Terry Roxie JACKIE MADISON ....... ....., F ayeiie HENRY MANGUM .,...., 7......... D 'Lo RAY MASON ...............,. .,Y,... M onticello MARVIN P. MIDDLETON ..... ,.,..., H azlehurst CHARLEY MILLS ..,.... ,,,,. C rysfal Springs WAYNE MOHON ,.,.,,,,... .,,,v C rystal Springs ELAINE MONTGOMERY ....,. ,,,, B rookhaven JOHN MULLINS ......,....., ,..,.... R oxie freshmen PRESTON JONES ..... HARRY KAUPP, JR. BENNIE KIMBLE ..,. JIMMIE KIMBLE ,... RALPH KING .......,,,,,,, ANTHONY LaCAVERA ..A,.,,, ....., THOMAS LAYTON ....,. FRANCES LEGGETT ..... CHARLES LEWIS .... THOMAS LITTLE ....... MELVIN MCCALL ............, FRANCIS LEE MCCRAY Bude Meridian Loyd Star Wesson Brookhaven Crystal Springs Mendenhall Auburn Brookhaven . ,..,..,.. Pinola New Orleans Wesson mn, 'Z 0? '-TI X s.. 1 ir' 'Q' -uv' 3 'Qi SONNY MONTGOMERY ...... ........ B ogue Chifio FRANCES MUNN ......... Wesson BETTY TOY NATIONS .... ....... B rookhaven ROBERT LEE NELSON .... ....... N ewhebron I RAY KATHERINE NETTERVILLE .... CrysIaI Springs DEWAYNE NETTLES ...........,..... ....... S mithdale JOE NEWMAN ......,. ,..... H ailehursf JAMES NIX ....... Brookhaven VIRGINIA PAGE ..... ...... H azlehursf WILLIAM PAXTON ..,. Brookhaven MIKE PITTMAN ..,... .,..... T ylerfown RONALD PITTS ...... Hazlehursf 'Ph ,M Www n,-...A THELMA LOU PORTER Lucien ,,,,.,, ,-,,,,, M Ccall Creek BRUCE PRICE ..,......,,, ,,,,, B ogue Chitfo JOHN PAUL PRICE .,.. ,,,, M endenhau RUTH PRICE ....,, ....... M onfiCeIIo JERRELL PURVIS ,,.,.,,,...., ,..,. C rystal Springs DOROTHY JO RALEY ...,.,A,.,...... D'I.o WILROY RATCLIFF ..... .... B rookhaven JO ANN REDD ,,,........ ,..,. B ogue Chiffo MARY NELL REEVES , SARAH REID .,......,,., Bogue Chitto Fair Oak Springs LYNVELL ROBERTS ..... - .,.. -.,. Brookhaven ,344- 'Wu JERRY ROBINSON JIMMY RODGERS ..,.., ..... VERNON RUSHING ...,... JUNE SHERMAN ..... JERRY SKIPPER ..,... JOE SLAY A..,,,.,.77,. BARBARA ANN SMITH 7.77,,, BOBBIE JUNE SMITH ,,A,, BOBBY SMITH ....,.. BOBBY SMITH .....,, .... CORTEZ SMITH FRANKIE FAY SMITH .,., !' sg fwgk J, firms Aww Newhebron Crystal Springs Brookhaven Newhebron Hazfehurst Crystal Springs Loyd Star Loyd Star Clarksdale Crystal Springs D'Lo Meadville ,rw-. f' 'Zi' lsr N Q'- ' '-Q, T' 'Qu freshmen 'Wx YQ' Eve' 5 'lg.. fv- T '-SR 'la ii 26' is-f f x wr-'v JOYCE SMITH ....,,....,,, WILMA DORIS SMITH DELMA SOUTH ............ RUBY FRANCES SPEED BILLY STEWART .,,,, KAREN SPELL .,., BILLY STANCIL .,,,, WILLIE STEEN ....., ROY STEGALL ..,.,,. KEN STEINER A....ss GERALD SUMRALL .s,. HILTON SUMRALL ..,.,. -qv' Hex 2 fs, L 1 Y if Wesson Meadville Tupelo Whitfield Independence Georgetown Jackson Newhebron Crystal Springs Natchez Monticello Monticello iQ uv, 91-. 1' fiv- nmol I I I I I , Rovcs DALE WILLIAMS I ' SARAH WILLIAMS ...,.... LAWRENCE WILLIS .,L, I I BILLY WILLOUGHBY .LL,LL I I It QI ' MYTRA WILSON ., II I BARBARA woons ILLL IN, I JAMES wooos ..LLLLL I .Io ANN wooos ....,LL II I -I I ll I BETTY WROTEN ...... JAMES YATES .,,..,.,,,,, MARY AILEEN YATES ...., .,... I ARCHIE YOUNG ....,.. K Meadville Terry Silver Creek Bogue Chitto McCall Creek . Brookhaven . Brookhaven Wesson McCall Creek Monticello Monticello Hazlehurst was-I freshmen will PAUL SUTTON ........ ELIZABETH TEASTER ..,, HARRY T. THETFORD CARL G. TILLMAN ,.,., ANNA RUE VALENTINE GENIECE WALKER .,L,.... Newhebron Wesson .,.,..... Loyd Star ROBERT WEATHERSBY ..,,, JERRY WEEKS ...,, MAROLYN WEEMS ,,,.,, HELEN WHITE .,,L,,., JOHN WHITEHEAD ROBERT H. WILLIAMS , Crystal Springs Brookhaven Wesson Summit Wesson Canton Wanilla Roxie Meadville tix -out - SMX 'YTEI- asf!! JW 17 'Wu J I u 1 In ,N 1 i , 1 hi h school Left io nghi: ALBERT HENNINGTON .... ...,h......... P resrdenr NYLES SPURLOCK ............. ..,.. V ice President MISS HONOR INGRAM ....... ............. S ponsor JERRY RANKIN Secretary MARGARET EWING Reporter MR GROVER SMITH Sponsor 314.5 1.30.2 seniors JOHN ALLEN SILVER CREEK Silver Creek l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, BSU 4. NORMA ALLEN BROOKHAVEN Band 3, 4, Chorus l, 3, 4, Sextet 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, President I, 4, Sec- retary 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 4. CHARLES BLAND WESSON Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, FFA 3, 4. CHARLES BROWN WESSON Football 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, FFA 4. GERALD BURKE WESSON Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4. CARRIE LEA BURNS vvEssON Chorus 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE CASE BROOKHAVEN Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Vice President 3, Reporter 4, Homecoming Maid 4, Beauty 3, 4. THOMAS CHANNELL HAZLEHURST R. .W .M gg - S , J v, ffm fra, K., RIA, 2107, .Wwe , N FQ- 3, ,A 3 f . jg, . 5 T ,--+5 'io' b' -f 'V w 'nv-r 'f YA 500 l' is Tx!-f ,av-f S . ai vm au.- ? bn mv' M, ,ff N I SEIIIOI' CARLTON COBB wEssoN Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, FFA 3, 4, Class Reporter 2, Secretary 3. BARBARA DIAMOND ROXIE Roxie l, 2, 3, Colette 4, Y-Teens 4. CLEO DUNGAN JACKSON Football 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Light Boy 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, FFA 3, 4. CONNIE EADY WESSON Enterprise I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 4. Jo EDWARDS WESSON etball 1 2 3 Y ens 1 3 4 Tennns 3 4 4 H Club 1 2 4 Vlce President 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Head Cheerleader 4 College Cheerleader 3 4 HOWARD ELKINS wEssoN FF 2 3 4 PATTY ELLZEY JACKSON Jackson l 2 3 YTeens 4 BSU 4 MARGARET EWING wEssoN etball 1 2 3 s B ette 3 4 SCA Councnl 4 YTeens 1 2 3 Vnce Presldent 3 President 4 Area V President 4 Wesley Foundatnon 1 2 3 4 Puannst 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Class Edltor 4 Sextet 4 Latnn Club 3 Most Beautnful 3 Class Presndent I Reporter 4 Cheerleader 2 W, . Vmww ll fii 42 ff' 'iQ 'W' ,7 V in ins.--Q aah... like iZ Q seniors MARIAN FARMER LucuEN DoRsEY FURR WESSQN Band 2, 3, 4. MARY CATHERINE GREER WESSON Basketball 'l, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BECKY ANN HALEs WESSON New Orleans 1, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. JAMES M. HALL wEssoN Basketball 4, FFA 3. JAMES HAMMILL LOYD STAR Ha-Y 4. ALBERT HENRY HENNINGTON WESSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball Manager 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, FFA 3, 4, vice President 4, Mos: Popular Boy 3, Class President 2, 3, 4. ROBERT HENRY PRENTlss Prentiss l, Football 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. seniors BILLIE JEWEL HEsTER ROXIE Roxie 1, 2, 3, Colette 4, Y-Teens 4, BSU 4. BRUCE JOHNSTON YAZOO CITY Yazoo City 'l, 2, 3, Band 4, Glee Club 4, Quartette 4. FORT JONES wEssON Football Manager I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, FFA 3. DONNA RUTH KEENAN WESSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Program Chairman 4, Confederate Staff 3, High School Chorus 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Social Chairman 3, Annual Staff 4, Sextet 4. GRACE KEYS WESSON Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4. LEE LEBLANC NEW ORLEANS New Orleans l, 2, 3, College Football 4. ROBERT A. l.OWERY wEssON Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, HI-Y l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, President 2. BETTY LuPER WESSON Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2. ' wwirs M Q 'iv' W tw 'W' mm iv- .3 FP seniors INEz MCCRAY WESSON Basketball 1, 2, 3. THOMAS EARL MCCRAY WESSON Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball lp Hi-Y 47 4-H Club l, 2, 3j FFA 3. GLENN MCGEE LOYD STAR Loyd sfar I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 4. RICHARD MCGEE WESSON Football l, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, HI-Y 'l, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. CHARLES MClNNlS WESSON Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 45 FFA 2, 3, 4. PATSY MULLICAN WESSON Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Music Chairman l, 4, Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Confederate Staff 3, Latin Club 3, Publicity Chairman 3, High School Sextet 4. WILLIE LEE NATIONS WESSON Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4. LLOYD NUNNERY HAZLEHURST Hazlehurst l, 2, 3. fi fl. an 1 'Fm 5' xx 5. 1 N, ' pw! 'W' 5w- All Pix seniors CHARLES OBERSCHMIDT BROOKHAVEN Brookhaven l, 2, 3, Band 4, Glee Club 4, West- minster Fellowship 4. MICHAEL OBERSCHMIDT HEUCKS RETREAT Heucks Retreat l, 2, 3, Football 4, Glee Club 4. RICHARD PHARES JACKSON Woodville I, Tennis 2, Band 2, 3, 4, SCA Council 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President of Class 2. ANN POWE HAZLEHURST Crystal Springs l, 2, 3, Colette 4, Glee Club 4, Y-Teens 4, Wesley Foundation 4. GEORGE RANDALL WESSON I-II.Y 4, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, FFA I, 2. JERRY RANKIN vvEssoN Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, 4-H Club l, 2, FFA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Secretary of Class 4. LARRY RATLIFF BROOKHAVEN Football 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. , PATRICIA RAY WESSON Colette 4, High School Chorus l, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 4. a ':r' art' YW' 'BTN 1-Q44 unmana- 'Vi' -iff- ,FUNK in 'sam MX -dir 'iivf' 42181, 'vrlmb 32:1- 'Wi' seniors BARBARA ANN RICHARDSON HAZLEHURST Hazlehurst 1, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Colette 3, 4, Y- Teens 3, 4, Wesley Foundation 3, 4. SHIRLEY M. ROGERS wEssoN High School Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM RUSSELL WESSON Football 1, Hi-Y 1, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3. Bos SHIELDS UNION CHURCH Band 2, 4. HOMER SMITH WESSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, 4, Most Handsome 3, Class Vice President 'I. RUTH SMITH WESSON Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Secretary 4, Most Dependable 3, Class Secretary 2. WESLEY NYLES SPURLOCK ATLANTA Atlanta 1, 2, 3, College Football 4, Hi-Y 4, Class Vice President 4. JIMMIE ERLE STEELE wEssoN Band 1, 2, 3, Colette 4, High School Chorus l, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Confederate Staff 3. seniors KATHERINE STEELE WESSON Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Y-Teens l, , Annual Staff 4, High School Sextet 3, Confederate Staff 3. GLYNN THOMPSON BROOKHAVEN Band 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary l, 3, Vice President 2, FFA 2, 3. EDWARD THORNTON CRYSTAL sPRiNos Crystal Springs l, 2, 3, Band 4. JANIE VINZANT WESSON Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3. LuclLLE WATSON WESSON Basketball lg Tennis 2, 3, Band I, 2, Colette 4, High School Chorus l, 3, SCA Council 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club l, 4, Vice President 4, High School and College Cheerleader 3, Most Popular Girl 3, Class Vice President 1, Reporter 3. Seated, left to right: Munson, Box. Standing: Sandifer, Wat- son, Varnado, Weems, Thomas. Nita Fay Allen Danita Box ROBBlE MUNSON .... CLARICE WATSON DANITA BOX ......... LEE VARNADO .,.,...,. ,.,7.7 MURRAY SANDIFER MISS ZELLE WEEMS MR. JACK THOMAS President Vice President . ..,...,.,.., Secretary Reporter Social Chairman Sponsor Sponsor iuniors F1 ' X mf f' RTN l Q Kenneth Brent Coney Burgess Eddis Mae Case Jerry Paul Douglas Q 'i ,f arf' ,. ,. W.. , ' .-,,.t , tt df 15' N Georgia Eady Elsie Edwards Carol Ann Gerrard Billie Greer fo' i 'Sw 3-lf William Harvey Joyce Howinglon Barney Kennedy Melba Keys Albert Lea Sylvia Mcllwain if' N 'UDV Ellis Passmore Harold Pierce Herbert Ramsey Hubert Ramsey Dorothy Russell Carolyn Sandifer Claudell Mclnms Bobble Nell Mullen Robbie Munson Joe Nix Murray Sandifer DeLois Ann Smith hvllhnu. K James Ray Smith 1 Lee Vernado ibn-vfv Clarice Watson Dan Weeks Gene White ... -, :?::f c - ! . ,ik Florine White Margaret White 'D- QQ? Carolyne Thompson Mary Elizabeth Willingham 3 Left to right: Strong, Smith, Furr, Guymon, Burke, Not pictured: Page. i i l l l so homores ii P il il Peggy Bell Barbara Berry Roberf BGFFY I Eula J. Callender Carolyn Case Rowena C359 ' Lilla K. Deceil Jimmie Elkins Sfanley Falvev 'Vic l H gi ' ia 1 154 :E I ,IN i l llxx l l lib 46-. ,mu RALPH BURKE ...,.. ANGELYN FURR .,..... PATSY SMITH .A............,.,., JOY GUYMON ,,...,......,,,...,.. MISS DOROTHY STRONG COACH TOM PAGE ,.........,.. Nellie Fay Barlow Ralph Burke Geneva Covington James E. Furlow President Vice President Secretary Reporfer Sponsor Sponsor Glenn Beasley Hannah Burnson Douglas Davis Angelyn Furr 56' .1 40 V1 1-'di-'PU' -ei ' IGN ci YZF if 'Ni ., js.. 35? 'CL' .19 'dvi' km ? W f A742 6 fy 1 'f ., ,,,, . ,M . ' 1-1 ,.:r,'4s::1ff ' i 1 l i ing.. 'br 'Uh il' QW' Om msn- ' 3 f 593' if Q' dvi- WY' lk Q., y Q V ,Q Joy Guymon Ann McKay Nancy Price Patsy Smith Charles Thompson We 'Ev' Archie Hammack Marvin Hartley Wayne Kimble John Mobley Kathleen Munn James Nations Tommy Rankin Virginia Ratclift Willie Mae Roberts Randall Smith Vanda Nell Smith Dorothy Stuart Dolly Walker Clyde Warbington R055 Mae Waisgn sophomores QESAG. 42 -, .ww qv l 'Q Lorraine Klar Mary Newman Gerald Smith Hubert Stuart Robert Williams 5 l l t J Seated left to right: Newsome, Keys, Byrd. Standing: Remmungton Waters Spell. ROBERT NEWSOME .....A MARY ELIZABETH SPELL .,.,, CLAUDINE REMMINGTON SHIRLEY KEYS ,,,.,,,..,,, MRS. VIVIAN BYRD ,.......... ...... COACH MELVIN WATERS Ernestine Case Donnis Earls Charles Hamilton Robert Hamilton President President Secretary Reporter Sponsor Sponsor Clara D Evans Kathryn Harveston fs- 'C.'7 --.1 ff? haw 'W' x Joyce Jackson Donnie Lambert Ollene McCray Peggy Pannell Mary E. Spell fb: Percy Jerome Percy L. 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The hunters' moon rises over ers urge the Team: Victory! Vic- tory! On . . . Announcements in assembly consist almost entirely of notices about club meetings: FTA-Miss, Weems's classroom . . . Ag Club party-Bring 75 cents . . . Time out now for coffee in the Bookstore . . . Time for Christ- mas carols and pageantry . . . Time for wiener roasts in the pasture . . . Time even for study, with exams coming up . . . Clouds threaten snow . . . But mockingbirds sing on chimney tops in the sunny noons . . . For this is winter at Co-Lin, when lite seems stable and satisfying, with no imminent endings or partings . . the stadium, and the cheerlead- , 3, N U in IDI Ill r X l i i l 1 i i I IX I, it ,. il 1 l l i l 4 i l .l .i, Il .ii Ili li I. i i ll i l i ii ii Abs' . 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'4 ,J ' :fa .-- I1 ,W .- f gif is Q.-F am , n ' I A 'ff ' -,, tt'-5515-Tytifs-QQ1 BEAZLEY BARRETT CO-LIN 20 SOUTHWEST I9 A large crowd filled the Co-Lin Bowl to witness the hard-fought battle between the Wolves and the strong Southwest Bears. The Wolves dominated play through- out the entire game, gaining thirteen first downs to Southwest's five. However the Bears stepped out ahead I9-13 in the final quarter and the Wolves were not able to cinch their victory until the final three minutes. Whewll CO-LIN O HINDS l8 Before an overflow crown in the Hinds stadium, the Wolves faced their first defeat at the hands of the Raymond Eagles 18-O. It was a most unusual scoring . B game in that the Eagles made two touchdowns, two URT SM V . extra points, and two safeties. Even though the power- ful Eagles went on to become State Champions, this was a real toughie for the Wolves to lose. JACK BARRETT .,,., JOHN BEAZLEY BOYCE BULLOCK SON BURT ...... GERALD BUSH .. WILLARD BUSH .... 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T ata' vagal' fee: W- BUSH -:ff Y-+43 '-SZ u f- f 11 I A- ' ' N '--V: 'rQ '41f4q:gg.w V 1 -aQxaf?,2 cgi.Q-fs, -V -pf' .1,1- - 'qffi ., 4 V- Q' ,-,, ,. -. -yn, ,- T ff 1 l 'M mfg. ,wi MW I if WWI -,fr E3 .gk 'nrt' ,FV A ws '- CABINES 5 CA 1 V I 'N CARMOD ,R A S' .. :,A CO-LIN 32 SCOOBA 7 A crowd of approximately 2500 saw the Wolves re- ix V A turn to form as they rolled over the Lions of Scooba, If if 32-7. lt was the brilliant passing of Beazley, Harness, Q K fi' and Madison, the receiving of Robichaux, the running ww- A f ' of Cain, and the defensive play of Bullock that swept , -' the Lions off their feet and handed them their first , , ,fig loss of the season. f,, Riff? L ' . gat,-V xii c iii , CO-LIN 40 ITAWAMBA 20 In the game against the Indians of ltawamba, the Wolves chalked up the final score of 40-20. Bush played outstanding offensive ball, gaining 91 yards in ff 4523- ina fu 1' g-'X M . . . . . . 1f1- seven tries. Cain did all right too with 100 yards gain - 13 Wm, in nine tries. Harness completed six passes out of an C attempted 10 to gain 131 yards. Robichaux led the receivers by snagging a pass good for 51 yards. sg., o if A' 7 '51 W' 1 5 Y ,t ' , ' , HOYT CABINESS Tackle Ilsxw , 4 1 'MVK F' I A DAVID CAIN so Halfback px 5 -Q JIM CARMODY ..... Tackle ar- R , 1 y A TROY CHIEK ssssss .,..,,. G ward 2 A i a xv JoHN DERKS ssc.css.c s...,.,... E nd ff R! 1 I, BARRY DILLARD Halfback 51. xvcvl' h , riff YQ ' -W, DERK S .nn 4 . .1 DILLARD : -, l lr Rel l! E 3 ' R' I . L A'f'E.', 'S' , lr ' on i A I lr is il W '1 1 I 'J I 1 ! QR, i f 1 i X 4 'F f M Y ,K 9 . wa g 1 . H A Y 1 .l . has '- x. L f Hlg ., .X 'J 1 N. U ' V :L a i , fs. ,N V -1 '+ X K V ry, Lcixxg .V ':V Z -X S f H'- . ' f -- . wi-:S R Q 'ii i v J' lf 1559 fllxix.-:' ' -nr V, iii: 'it YI , E , my fl' 3fi?5' f' - 5 1 SQ V e , 1, vii, .E ,l imi ami FARMER EPPINETTE CO-LIN 0 PEARL RIVER 6 In what may well be termed one of the closest, hardest-fought battles ever played in the Co-Lin Bowl, the Wildcats of Pearl River barely edged the Wolves 6-O. With the exception of their tie with Hinds, this was definitely PRC's closest call-one which almost knocked them out of the championship. lt was really a heartbreaker tor Co-Lin. CO-LIN O PERKINSTON l4 The Wolves and the Band traveled all the way to the Gulf Coast for the encounter with Perkinston, which was played at Pascagoula. Down from the previous week's game, the Wolves were badly crippled and a number iniured as they bowed to the Bulldogs 14-O. f u , V ,F I . W A il'!!nw.4' 1 L A' ,,.'x's,i, -2: L E ' K Lf g gl iv 'nia- ,QQ L . , , , Q f H ARNESS 1 .Iv Musa 5' , is... , - l I i It l ly, l i is i 5 1 J 5a Y, ,, 4, ffjv +L L- 'tif ,, if i ' f.. 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Plagued by iniuries, the Wolves 'fa never seemed to get rolling. lt sure was a long trip Mccgpr home! rg it' , Q QA ., W yi Xi- W in ., ' ' ' . ' ,, '-X WI: , ,IIV T? ,X ' '- , is t ll l V ,hi ' it NX - M f '?' xx' '.s.s . Jr Purzvis M. me 12 JACKIE MADISON ,,,,, ,,,, Q uarferback l RAY MASON Guard l JOHN MEIBAUM ,,,,,,.,,....,.............. Tackle l FRANCIS MCCRAY JAMES NIX ..,c,,,,,,,.c,,.....,..c,,ccfc....A. Guard GERALD PURVlS , Guard W i i i i l l l Halfback v ' 'l . I ua ' JW , N Q I ' I M' lx Q E , 4 N I 1 Q 1 1 . V T-1 V Q ' i 1 A 5 'F - it . L- , z- . I X - , , 1, I .,'h H,iki. ' l if 1 ix 1 'fu 7, i -Z 5. 14 , 1' .. 'l'l ' 1-4 iw E if QQ w K m .Irf- J 'M' 9,1 '0 2,. I 42 Q, 1, . ff - 4. 3 .W ., A q Vf .. mi mmf 1 ' ' w 1 .- ' I fx Q11 1' A Ik. W 1, 9,11 X1 V L 1 . If if M. 1' s- 1 F E ls I 13 I -ti.. iv ,. 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CO-LIN 19 HOLMES 6 On the dusty, wind-swept Goodman gridiron the Wolves brought their '53 season to a close with a striking 19-6 victory over the Bulldogs of Holmes. This win brought the Wolves' final record to a 6-0-4 standing-a creditable season for any team. JONES -il '51-. MILTON ROBICHAUX DALTON SMITH NYLES SPURLOCK RIVERS SUTTON L M GARTMAN GRADY JONES n Center Fullback I1 Tackle Guard 103+ 1' -I ig VV . - I -:- QT-Q 1' A I A If ' - I ul. xx 4 W Q 'f . l V' 1 ,A,,,Y,--,-,----,--,,-.- ---- A . K X -V .............,........., , ' w .... ...-..- .,.......,........ .. E d if it , . I1 ' , , -I 1' CLIFTON LOLLAR ,.,..............,,,.......... .. End ci F 'P Sfl-jf A u A I- ' 'st ef'-L-kj. I I V I 'J G ll A .1 ' Ii.. ', f- X If .Tsai I if 1' . x n x, x is X .,. 2 Q 3 W , n p f X if wt!! Q1 ew' 'W 41 ,Q sm Q s, Q X ' in , W 4 Q ,X E? Q 3 v 'H ' th Llfw? v 2 ' 1 'K if' E up N i ' x -A U h X 'A -1, - Z, arg! X'- 'fr .-3,1 ffl Wifi h y 1 ' if b WJ X f 3 jf 'N-5 YQ! 1 K 0 75 we X! y 4 . 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Hinds ,,..u THEY 55 BROWN IRENE sucKL AMS DONNIS BRENT LOUL Ward Forward EY BEULAH Ag Guard O' Guar susm HUDS EMILY DAY BETTY DUMAS Wad MARILYN CASE For Guard Guard Guard QN BGBBY J- SMHH JOYCE SMITH KSON THELMA PORTER G Md Forward ONETTA :Md Forward U Fo,-war ' , A U l -'35-Q-4--.,,.,,-, college boys' basketball Ray Busby, Coach, Ralph King, Mike Lusk, John Mullins, Billy Bass Thames, Bennie Kimble, Wayne Mohon, Milton Robichaux, Bob Huckaby, Jerry Byrd, Jimmy Kimble, James Burnett, Frank Falls, Pete Dixon, Francis McCray, Manager WE THEY Scooba .,ae ,-.. 72 80 Decatur ....,.. 72 52 Hinds ,.,.cc ....,c 8 3 70 Decatur ..,.,c ,,c---- 8 O 68 Scooba ,.c.ccc ,,,--- 8 3 74 Hinds c,cc,- -----7 8 3 65 Summit .,.8,A8 59 61 Summit .,.,ccc -,,-,, 9 O 53 Hinds ,,,,, , 73 67 Summit ,, ,,cc ,,,-,., 5 4 50 Ellisville c,7cc 66 75 Poplarville ....cc 90 59 Perkinston ...,.. 93 63 Goodman .. ..,... 82 66 Perkinston Poplarville ..... Summit ....... Ellisville ..,....,. WE 63 72 72 90 Goodman ,Ecc,.,...,........c....,,..,c,,,,,. 55 Hinds ,,,,.,,.,,,.,..,,c,,,-,,,-.,,,.c,,cc, , 69 SOUTH MISSISSIPPI TOURNAMENT Poplarville .....c...,..,........,,,,...cccc,. 82 Summit .,,,.,, ,...,. 7 I Ellisville ..,,.. 80 THEY 51 63 6I 92 70 55 53 62 85 fy, JERRY BYRD PETE DlxoN FRANK FALLS BOB HUCKAB Y 'M SLE .HMMY KIMBLE RALPH K' NG MIKE LUSK 4.1 4. M Y Jw: Qf mf M WAYNE MOHON BR YAN slMMONs BILLY BASS THAMES r I I..ilr6 l ll V S AHS Q A A-HIS X7 ii f t Q 3 V i N-arty? ffl' . hrgh school girls' basketball Elsie Edwards Manager, Lola Mae Hudson Vanda Nell Smith Shirley Keys Caro lyn Case Bettye Blair Lusk, Janie Sue Vinzant Margaret Ewing Barbara Richard son Patsy Smith, Jo Edwards, Ollene McCray Dorothy Stewart Manager Brookhaven Cathedral High West Lincoln Monticello C Meadville ....... Heucks Retreat Meadville .ossss. Monticello ,.,.. Crosby ,.,........ Brookhaven Summit ...,.,..,.. Magnolia , .u., C, Heucks Retreat Catholic High - Hazlehurst .,... Hazlehurst ..... i fi-nr high school boys' basketball Front row: Randell Smith, Richard MaGee, Carlton Cobb, Robert Newsome Glenn Beasley, Tommy Rankin, Charles Brent. Back row: Ralph Burke, Manager, Charles Bland, Charles Brown Homer Smith Charles Mclnnis, Kenneth Brent, Conney Burgess, Thomas Earl McCray Bucky Waters, Coach. McCall Creek ss..... - Fair Oaks Spring ......, Brookhaven .,...,,,,,, Cathedral High sc..,. West Lincoln .... Monticello - cccsc , Meadville ,ussssssc,,. Heucks Retreat .s,.... Meadville ,sc.,..,. Monticello csss Crosby ........c, Brookhaven sss,. Summit .,s,.. , s,,sc Heucks Retreat ..... . Cathedral High ,s,... Hazlehurst .,,.,..... Hazlehurst .... THEY 34 48 46 68 35 59 22 47 43 54 40 45 43 24 50 39 36 M4n1lmv'w L vis-, , fe s Q v Q Q 5 mf , , .M M 4!9'f 'j2 ' x fi L g Q Fi ' .1-.Wg M ,Q M' 'F ' Q Q , ' hc, 1 4? 4, A--el-wgw 'sf nam, vi -11. 1 'Ml' i lk K Xry , , .v:. I , U f I, W L. J, ,giigqj , X , T'Q'Sli,-531: gl f skvigy 9 lc tri .wawlrll M x 'Tsm rm ww IAIHKQWWK n Wlgwhlwar W ,, ., , I any if-all 'gnlfgi MP :diff g m M I ffl 4 Y 9 an 0 J ar .,, k 'f 1, IIIUSIC Music! Music! Music! . . . yes, music plays a vital role in lite at Co-Lin. Every student is given an opportunity to participate in the 9 r q ! us., X ill I ly I 4, , A 4 ' peppy group singing at assembly and the inspirational Vespers song service each Sunday eve- ning. For students who desire special training, private lessons are offered in piano, voice, and band. Organized musical groups on campus include the Band, Colettes, Glee Club, boys' quar- tet, college girls' sextet, high school chorus, and the high school girls' sextet. WILEY SELLERS ...,...,.. ,77,,,,,,,, P resident LENELL BROWN .,.....,..,.... ...A.. V ice President CAROLYN HOLLOWAY .AA.... Y,7,7.... S ecrefary WILMA SMITH ,,.A,.A.A,,A,,..,.7, ..... T reasurer RADIE FAYE CALLENDER ...... .,,,,, L ibrarian PEGGY WESTBROOK ..,,,...,,, ,,,...... L ibrarian MRS. EWING .,.,,..,,. ,,..,. A ccompanist MR. REEVES ....,, .....,.,.. D irector 1 co-lin lee club The Glee Club has as its major activities the annual Christmas pageant, the col- orful operetta, and the sacred concert which is given for many of the churches ofthe supporting communities. The high- light of the year's work comes with the trip to the State Junior College Choral Festival which this year was held at East Central Junior College, Decatur, Missis- sippi. V Y xl ,J W W a high school chorus Angelyn Furr Margaret Ewing Donna Ruth Keenan Norma Allen Ann McKay ,'Q5rfj.YJMA5Q'f3Qng high school sexfef ' f- .. 9 ,..,N B M, the co-lin show band Q, iff? :L 1 G . fy, fin . ji BILL JIMBO BOB r .l F K--- -4 it ly A. .. , 12: '-:,:1-lwA-.3- - 'Ml is i ' 1 . 1 1 S-L-char The Co-Lin Show Band and Colettes had a busy year filling engagements of all types-foot- ball shows, parades, stage shows, and floor shows. The bandsmen, dressed in bright blue and gray uniforms, and the Colettes vivid in scarlet corduroy or in their well known Colette shirts were as familiar a sight as ever at gatherings throughout the state. Traveling in buses loaded with fireworks, beach balls, and ladders, they gave thirty-seven performances be- fore Christmas, and a great many after Christmas, spread- ing good will for Co-Lin wher- ever they went. Some of the highlights were the All-Star game in Jackson, the Lions Bowl in Laurel, Mardi Gras, and the Junior League Carnival Ball in Jackson. Besides the usu- al publicity which each year covers the band building walls, two very nice feature stories appeared-Jimmy Ward's full- page story in the Jackson Daily News, and a special article in the Mardi Gras edition of the Times-Picayune magazine sec- tion, both with a number of pictures. lt was a most successful year, and the band and Colettes had fun proving there's no business like show business. ff? i W ff' ,Q 'W s wi ,5 5 9152 .C l igsgt , H 5 ic ffm I J 'W t' 4, ,Q t I, ffl, fa I C Qs? X .C X gg ,1 ,QE X , Q 4 l pw 'Y W S Q-me A M ,.,, ,,.,-. 3 V W ,V X, 1 ., V Q , ,fa . A, ' ET' s We ,, y. 51. pg ., fgr- tiyi ZZ- If .5 Ziff ' fan, -i in f X - Jigga iff QAM' Q4 g ,aw ' ,, W, IJ, , W. . Q c w 5 L. - . K 'lil M , f lg 2, 2 Q. colettes - Y ,v 5 mf' ffggq ' fc 5 - 1 is sf A' Q? 1 4 ,s Xa Q H. W mn'-1' , vga '94 4' w . .,.. - V 'K.,.. ,,,,..,., , ,. , VA 'W M J. wt ,, ,,,,,,l-fp iz l fga f f 1 ,W , ' ' : Q ,N , 5 25 vzmfc . -- A W 4f,,.m,,..:f,y f iffy-ge H ,... s SUE STOREY Head Colette X Q Q ,, ww Q W t TWU fdwfs cz, ' l la' S193 First row: Carol Gerard, Barbara Woods, Mary Nell Reeves, Patsy Ray, Joan Covington, Marilyn Brown, Rachel Green, Billie Jewell Hester, Danita Box, Lucille Watson, Jimmie Earl Steele, Robbie Munson. Second row: Elizabeth Willingham, Ann Beeson, Miriam Middleton, June Bryant, Betty Brueck, Barbara Richardson, Barbara Young, Karen Spell, ,i. ' ., ,cvugy - 1 V mrerxzfi I D, W -A A , rosa: TJ -' 1 'J J 'mf' , ' ,f any .t . ,gy Rina , ' Irs: :fr M, A B' ff- . faq X ' 4' :xg -J-1 Pr: -- 1 -W, ,.,., Q-2.1-5 '.L.? r.. ag rm me iss: :sw Q fr :jrgv-v :j', .gp -.,waq, Q ,, g, I Nw. ... T , r, we-14' .'-'.. -..,,s1.f-I '- ', K - 5 , ' 3-N u 24 'QQ aio. kg ' H , .4 54'-an ' sl- .- f.Ji1.'f ,fi-lf A, ik,-angina! Adu ,An , 0 J'!,.u.-,J..,x m Q QQ' Xia-' A V L Q., glli Fivfuf,-Q -A fu 15 UH QQ .I+ if Barbara Diamond, Elizabeth Teaster, Delma South. Top row: Sylvia Mcllwain, Margaret Ewing, Bob- by June Smith, Ann Powe, Joyce Smith, Sue Storey, Head Colette, Mary An'n Smith, Shirley Allen, Jo Ann Woods, Fran McGehee, Billie Jean Casbeer, Lenell Brown. Y 'WYE my a,,zy4f!y,Q sa 'Za nb l ov,'.-- .Q - Q A .. .. N- - .g.,. - - . -:-'., . aw : :fs isp o -.-.1 - -,Q - .3 'Q'-:-'es 4 v '. Q q.- v Q' ., 4-:EWS-sg .-'- -1Sg2-.-:'S1-:-:-3f.-:-:-':- e':-.-.-2-'-.-ieSafe:-2-'If-+Jg.'.9 qw.- ,-igi-'ba-P Zegtgvr-:-:-ze-.-ZW-I-15:2-16-2-5:-ag:-:-21-at-2-z-ig?-4346 1-1-- 4.5.5-.ggr-:eg-a-g.g.g:1figs3:-2-7-:-:-49.- zz:-sz-1-.Q.,M35-:. -v--w.Q'.s- -3.-M'-.-:-a 0:-'e.-.'-'-'e.-'o0-1-'-'- .'.-14.'J'k'o' .fl'.-'A Q' '- M:--.-.--'43 A .-'-few vt- w:--'-:-fu-2:-.-1-ro -,-1-ze-9 0.-a'7'-rea-:.' -9. -W'1'-12-wks -:gate-:fa-:-5:-5'-'Q-:q.g:5-.-:gg.1.-:-:'.:.- Q'-g-.1ff, -rQ33.f4-5'ffa-!- gc 2. -.fix 055. O... -31,3 ...N . ..- . ,.,-. .y, 1. I ,I .,.' , ,.'.' - . . . . - ' L':-1'-55:-' '1:-I'-: -' .iaffi-44' ? Ir' - 'fir-.52- - ' 1 .,- - .. ,. H. I V 5 ,, yipe -4, .. .N sf. ' . 9 -ng.: .- -s'. -h., gf:-'., -. --If ..,3.' fo 2-fx, '. 4.1 U .-.-.- .-'-.,' '. '. .-. ' .1799 ' , aim: f 1 club Many and varied are Co-Lin's clubs and organizations, from honor societies with exacting scholastic and character require- ments to the other groups that are open to everyone. For membership and participa- tion in these extra-curricular organizations, activity points are awarded and carefully recorded. To approximately one-sixth ot the student body-those receiv- ing the highest number of points -activity medals are given each year. . 'j Y--, Ll ' f., - ,- Q- D'-f1f,7'.':7:52 ' A0 .,. , 0 A 'wife x 3 X x 1' sill? i 3 -anus elected student officers' committee The Elected Student Officers' Commit- tee was organized in the 1950-51 session to serve in an advisory capacity regard- ing problems of interest to Copiah- Lincoln. The committee consists of the presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurers of the sophomore and freshman classes, the presidents and vice presidents of the YWCA and YMCA, and the president of the SCA. The purpose of the ESOC is to improve Copiah-Lincoln Junior College by serving as a medium between faculty and students, by spon- soring service proiects, and by inspir- ing students to assume responsibility. EMOGENE SONES .,...... .,,........ C hairrnan JERRY WILLIAMS .......... c,c... V ice Chairman FRAN MCGEHEE ,..,,,,, ....,....,,. S ecretary MR. EWING ,,.,....,. .....c.c,. A dvisor 4 OOFK? 1' us 3 eta omega chapter Copiah-Lincoln's Eta Omega Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa was organized in the spring of 1951 and since that time has become one of the outstanding groups on the campus. To be eligible for membership, students must maintain a mini- mum grade average of 2.2 and uphold the ideals of wisdom, aspiration, and purity. During the year the Phi Thetas held concessions at football and basketball games, sponsored a series of Young Artists' Concerts for assembly programs, and sent a large delegation to the National Phi Theta Kappa Convention in Little Rock, Arkansas. JIMMY EWING JEAN STREET CONNIE WALKER GLYNN WOODS SYLVIA SPRING MR. FORTENBERRY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer R9P0ffef 5P0f'50f 1 --I xr 6' -rx 3-1 I? if 7 Q if ' Ja r 'fi l 9 4 phi theta kappa OFFICIAL SONG Give Us Wisdom, God, we pray That our lives from day to day May reflect on all around us That great gift which now has bound us. CHORUS For a band of seekers we, With our magic letters three: Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Theta Kappa. M 1, May our aspiration ever Upward reachg grant we may never By unworthy thought or deed Lower our standard. Be our Guide! By the purity of our living, sw-sm ', MW: f May we help each other, giving Strength to those who need our aid: ln this balance we'll be weighed. .is-'ian ., .-Q, I , Q 0 0 . f IEA Q l 45 'Q sq-K , n o Q0 ,xv V L ' 4. Q -ii is 'K 1.3 ,L E , . if K 'ti l'.. e M E-E lamp 5 I 4 5 , W . ,H , ,x GENE SMITH President U l I .,,.---------,-------Aff7..-.........,,,.fV7.... international relations club BOBBY Bom , eaaaaaaee V ERMA PEAVY .........,,,....,..A..... .....,.....,,,, S ecrerary JO ANN COVINGTON ......... .g..,,,.... T reasurer MR. BUFORD FRAZIER ,,,,.,, ......,,. S ponsor GERTRUE LUCKY ............. ............. P resident CAROLYN HOLLOWAY .,..... ......... V ke President JO ANN HERRING ,,,..,.,.. ....,.,...,..,,.,,.,,. S ecretary RUTH CHILDS ........e...., .....,,A..,.,.......,..,.. T reasurer . HELEN WHITE eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ee.eeeee P Cham future teachers of america MISS ZELLE WEEMS ,,,.,,.. ,,,,.,,,.................... S ponsor l. KS ti Q 854 medical collecting company mississippi national guard M, E. BREWER-Second Lieutenant GEORGE E. BLAIR-Second Lieutenant The National Guard affords students an opportunity to take military training and remain in school. A member of the na- tional guard is required to drill two hours each week and is paid according to his grade. The draft board will allow a per- son to continue his schooling if he joins the national guard before he reaches eighteen and one-half years of age. .xi FRAN MCGEHEE BARBARA FARR MAROLYN WEEMS MISS ELAINE WASHINGTON F91 President Vice President Secretary Sponsor I h I3I.lil1ZffI2eHIII22n'ngIOn deb? te C lub 3 I I Tflllf lllll H UQ- LINCOLN COPIAH NORMA ALLEN President PATRICIA RAY ..,f...............,f., .....,,,,,,......... P resident ANNETTE CASE Vice President LUCILLE WATSON . ...,,. .L.L,. V ice President RUTH SMITH Secretary MARGARET SMITH. ....., ...L.,,.... S ecretary I I coplah and lmcoln county 4-H clubs President President President President Secretary Secretary Rf I ' 'Q' 'Nffus-luwqy, 5-il lil 1 'el :V Y fs tm yas. s 3 3' I P fum V Q9 -Q? - GQ Num X CQ- Q0 Qi: lp... 56 . M 1 x 1. we fl!- Nog IN GRAM 'lXfAx X Wh- 1 1 future farmers of america HOMER SMITH ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, President ALBERT HENNINGTON ,,,,,, .A,,,, V ice President GERALD BURKE ,,...A,.A.A.,,,,, ,,,,,,. S ecrefary T55 HO SO NN SpOn ef 'fam 1 Z in SPORTS EDITORS JOYCE SMITH DALTON SMITH EMILY DAY MR. GROVER SMITH ..,,.... the co-lin trillium Sponsor 4, Th' :A kk W, G if G Sponso, LUAM5 ff. - ' :I W - 3. ' II 2 V . , Q Pi, 'Www - 'qw ul, I a V Q . 4 yd j g n i'l 1 21' is u a uv' QM U a u n Q ,, .33 iff i B 71 1 n 1 Q 1 0 n 0 U M, C I . ,.,' j' n as I f l '14 14 Q Q D'm'. kii1i x 1 is I Q, I Q ---9 Q In la h ts.'.1 -gf e ! 1 w ! I 6 J av 1 n ,nf , gy F9 xv 5 0 I z 532 -Y: H ,J ., ' ff , ,n iv 'Q 0',.-o ,., or ,, rehglou 64 organization It is a tenate of the philosophy ot Copiah-Lincoln that fine char- acter can have no firmer basis than in healthy religion. The re- ligious organizations on the campus, b o t h denominational and non-denominational, try earnestly to provide tor real spiritual growth expressed in practical ethics. 4 student christian association council The Student Christian Association at Copiah-Lincoln consists of the members of all the constituted religious organiza- tions which tunction on the campus. A coordinating council made up ot the elected officers, presidents, representa- tives, and the Director ot Religious Ac- tivities serves to coordinate the religious activities for the college. This SCA Coun- cil is responsible tor the monthly student vespers programs, the annual Religious Emphasis Week, Worldwide Bible Read- ing programs, Worldwide Brotherhood Emphasis Week, Easter and Thanksgiv- ing sunrise services, and other worship programs for the whole student body. JERRY WILLIAMS ,,,, LENELL BROWN ....,., DONNIS BRENT c,c.,,,, MAXINE PRICE .,.... ..,, . . GERTRUDE LUCKY ,,,,,,,..,.,...,,,...,., BETTY RUTH WILSON MISS GRACE HUFF .,.,c,,, ..,.... MRS. VIVIAN BYRD ,, Vice Program Program Publicity President President Secretary Chairman Chairman Chairman Director . Assistant Director 4 , Ji '- 1 I M 1' baptist student union The Baptist Student Union has as its obiective to enlist the Baptist students in Training Union, which meets on Sunday evenings, in YWA, which is a missionary society for girls, and in Sunday School and church services on Sunday morning. All its activities are sponsored by The Wesson Baptist Church. YWA OFFICERS DONNIS BRENT ......,,,,,,. VIRGINIA DARE PAGE .. RUTH CHILDS ,,,,,,..,,, ,,,,, MAXINE PRICE ,,,s,,,.,,, LADY NELSON GILL .. .IO ANN HERRING ,,,,,,, CONNIE WALKER ,,,,.,s.,,,. ANNA MARGARET KING MRS. CORDELIA HARVEY President President Secretary Treasurer Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Sponsor bsu council CONNIE WALKER BETTY DUMAS JERRY WILLIAMS FRAN MCGEHEE LENNIE OGLESBY SARAH WILLIAMS VIRGINIA DARE PAGE BOBBY GORDON JACKIE MADISON RALPH KING ff -.Sf . sv,-fx .n ,,. First Vice First Vice Second Vice ..Third Vice . Third Vice Union Union President President President President President President Secretary Treasurer President President SARAH WILLIAMS ...., Union President JOHN ALI-EN .,.......,,, .......,.,., Union President DONNIS BRENT ....,f,,....... . c,,,,..,,,c,,., ..... Y WA Representatives RUTH CHILDS ............c,c... Sunday School Representative ANNA MARGARET KING CAROLYN DRURY ....,...... QUAY BARRY HARDY ....., MRS. GEORGE NICHOLS MRS. VIVIAN BYRD .,,,,, , ,fig , 9 ff' Y syn Yi ' oi Pianist Song Leader Publicity Chairman BSU Secretary Sponsor youn women's auxiliary Xi wesley foundation l Wesley Foundation is the Methodist youth organization on the college cam- pus. For many years this group has con- tributed much to the Co-Lin campus and this entire area, carrying out worthwhile projects. For example a scholarship fund is given by the group to train a Brazilian girl at the Methodist Institute in Brazil. The various worship programs and other activities have served to train leaders for the churches of the state. Proof of this is the tact that many Methodist ministers, outstanding lay leaders, and educational directors had their first training in the Wesley Foundation of Copiah-Lincoln. 1953 councH fi 4,- .,f my , we:- T953 BETTY RUTH WILSON CAROLYN HOLLOWAY if ERMA PEAVY ..........,...... ........ JAMES EWING ,,,......... ....,... EMOGENE SONES .................... MARY KATE MCMANUS ............ CLIFF SMITH ........,,....... ....... BETSY ROSS .......,........ ........ BETTY LOU ALFORD ...,... ....... WILEY SELLERS ......,,.,.. MARGARET EWING .... MRS. J. M. EWING ....... ....... President .....,..... Vice President ...... Secretary ............ Treasurer ......... Worship ............... Worship ................. World Friendship ,... Community Service Recreation ........ Song Leader Pianst ........ Director . T954 LADY NELSON GI LL TRUITT GINN BILLIE JEAN CASBEER MARGARET EWING MARY KATE MCMANUS .. MAROLYN WEEMS FRANKIE SMITH SAMMIE CRAIN RACHEL GREEN JACK BARNES DOROTHY JO RALEY MRS. J. M. EWING 1954 councH , ' Vw QV. 5 ., -f.,,A,,f westminster fellowship 1953 1954 LENELL BROWN ...,. . ,V, . P fesidenr .. ,,. ., , , .V,,. . B ILLY JOE PAXTON FRANCES LEGGETT ......, Y V V,. v ice President . .,., .....,... E Lus PAssMoRE FRANCES BOLEWARE .EE..EEE,.,.E. secrerary ........E.,.... E..,, F RANCES LEGGETT Jo ANN COVINGTON AEEEEEA,EE...E Program Chairman as E..E. ELLIS PASSMORE The purpose of the Westminster Fellowship is to guide students to the living ot a Christ-centered life and to train them for leadership in the church. Each year the Westminster Fellowship groups from the synod ot Mississippi meet together and have two training conferences. MISS ALLENE MCCORMICK Sponsor fn Ar' ig,-fn M 1 f ., X' X V f r 4 'X :Ex :W 2 ff? X 'g, 'i , 91.2 Q 'milf'- i :Dw- 4: I 1' Q wing 0 iz' Q J. Q ' ' 23,335 . Uvqi' 4' 5 ff ' X f 'vw f i X I I Q 4 28 isfv'-fi A- Q50 X 'I 1: i?Q4:'J 'Qs 6 . V.: 'fbi 'af W QM! Qi! 1 Q ? 'Qw-MUQ f Q 'bf : D22 has Q M th :'f'p' QHQ WM A -L I by k 'U o. 0 I- U 0 V7 Sponsor RY RANKIN JER 4. C GJ TQ vo ID u Q. ITH M HOMER S GROVER SMITH MR. nf KD TQ va GJ I. G. OD .E b Z O v- O Z Z Z LU I 1- cz LU Q .I 4 y teens Y-Teens is the National Young Women's Christian Association working with high school girls. The Y-Teens Club at Copiah- Lincoln has trained many fine leaders through its programs, service projects, camps, and conferences. The blue triangle -symbolizing purity of body, mind, and spirit -has been a great challenge to high school girls through the years, and the Co- Lin Y-Teen Club has made a fine contribu- tion to the camps, community, and state. President .,,............ ..--- ....... . Vice President ...... ..... Secretary ................... .... Program Chairman Program Chairman Music Chairman ..., ...., . . Music Chairman ,.,,,,, Publicity Chairman Social Chairman ..,.... Social Chairman .... Service Chairman ..... Finance Chairman ,.... Finance Chairman Sponsor .,.......,,,... Sponsor ...... 625- MARGARET EWING DANTTA BOX RUTH SMITH DONNA KEENAN LUCILLE WATSON ANGELYN FURR PATSY MULLICAN NANCY PRICE GORGIA EADY ROBBIE MUNSON NORMA ALLEN CLARICE WATSON ,,sOs,,,,O.,,,,, FLORINE wl-me b ' ,,Oaa MRS. CORDELIA HARVEY y'teen ca 'net a..... Miss DOROTHY STRONG U f +1 .. f-HW A7 -sg. ylwlclal The YWCA, an organization for all Christian women on The Copiah-Lincoln campus, seeks To follow a well-rounded program of worship, study, and play. We uniTe in The desire To realize full and creaTive life Through a growing knowledge of God. We delermine To have a parT in making This life possible for all people. In This Task we seek To understand Jesus and To follow him. EMOGENE SONES President JOANNE MOAK Vice President CAROLYN HOLLOWAY Secretary FRAN McGEHEE Treasurer Sponsor MISS WlLLlE MAE HAMILL i..1-.i-- 96 'Ulf '00 y.m.c.a. The YMCA gives to the men on our campus an opportunity for Christian service, both in formal worship and in everyday living. We usually enioy our stag gatherings on Wednesday evening. But we like an oc- casional ioint meeting with the YW for a special program, a motion picture on good family relations, or a grab-bag Christmas frolic. I? fi 2 I 43 I i ? ig ' Z -1-1-1-1-1 5, A y I DALTON SMITH z President BILLY THAMES 5 Vice President - 5 I CARMON COWART Secretary WILEY SELLERS Song Leader CLAUDE SMITH Pianist MR. LESLIE REEVES Sponsor 1.1.3 5 - gmf, , M, . 54 , 54 ,4,, vi' ' ,zz ff Q sg .ima 'v f 1 ef X ,Z 4524 5, ' I.. f 4 W M X , W N s ,sh X if X, E' f if w F. 4 9, D, M ., 3? I' My I I ' lt 'VWW The Vocational Arts Department of Copiah-Lincoln provides prac- tical training in woodworking, professional drafting and auto mechanics Here students may either prepare for advanced training in senior colleges or take intensive courses that fit them rapidly forthe 'obs that are always open to skilled cabinet makers draftsmen and me chamcs industrial education I ' . I 1 1 ' . the farm W- ,-1, V H me -r , l ry 5 xx? x ,..,,.,,,, ,,.,, Plfdlnn f A 4 'H ,af 'W' lk 'X nvr ' Ea ' I ' gl FY 1131 , as 3 .L f 0-T. glitip-v:i,,.. . f ,f tug... W. ' L ' 6' EAW-A ,ff .N ex WV' 5 we 5 . G11 . ,x,A. 4-ag.m,f,,, fav ' -in 'V ,Al X, 'X' Mails ' J, dl i, Q, ! .X I We are iustly proud of our farm and dairy, where carefully super- vised student labor produces vegetables, meat, milk products, and forest products for school use and for the market. Forestry, dairying, care of swine and poul- try, use and maintenance of farm machinery, and soil con- servation are learned through actual participation in these farm proiects. features Spring comes early at Co-Lin. Valentine's Day brings forth hya- cinths and other beauties, so that Who's Who presents a flowering of accomplishments and charm fs. Young men's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of baseball dia- monds and tennis courts . . . The terrace behind the Girls' Dorm produces its own special crop of blooms . . . Pairs of lovers haunt the shady arcade . . . In the quiet curfew whippoorwills call across the hollow, and we are suddenly mute with premature nostalgia for these swift passing treasures-youth and love and opportunity . . . Graduation will end everything . . . Even for those who come back, life can never be quite the same . . . But hasn't it been fun . . . f iq, V if -mv i 'with' z yy if ' i 6 . I s, Q in new 'W-1-Q-.v,,. I r? v5ia.' 3 11,3 4- of : F 'r . is r 'eg QW- Y 'dye 4 - W5 ij :-w,,'s V z I 1 - A Q 5 'ff-f B 'Tiff' ,' - sl .f iifr ' 1 'A 'A H ' ffqmf' 4 1' f .,,,a, ','-4.7! xE!Q..s ' 5,f'1b U'9it Y f, ' 9 . ,, g - ,.. E ,Q Q . ' Q ' ' Q.. ,QCX.l'it'aC ' X vo c ' ifi f1 Q ,g 4 V 1, . ,, 5 f - -75 - ' '.?9+1. 6 ,. , iq ,, r Q xr 'G V . I ,, , H! :is ' 4- 'N ' '6' Q , - if .2 - 'Q ' 3 '7!iS f 'ff rlif ,Q ,Q Y' x54,,l ' PW' miss copiah-lincoln BETTY RUTH WILSON A -7.1 I 5 5 1 , 3 I 1 i I 1, 5-HMO All-4 , ? 1 !kw 4 56 714' 'W -all I 4 'Q i ii: 1131 xiii: il! affix '!'l'l'lX R r L I M 1 'inqn Q I1 w,n 'wr 'nv Q 1,1 '-1. X t I glyz 1 XIV 1 ,fl VU JM, ,y.6av , .Q fi-ask 1 N3 , 1 ' I Ajvfg, 1 L 4251. . 7, , , f N 7, if H 4 4, :A UEF- A' o ,nw - y QU , ff. 1 if - ks ,. faqs! I . N I if. V0 4 sq , v as gk 95 as if Sh nary Qf Jan X9 , X9 .I ul' qw m W. James Ewing, Jr. Edibor, X9Fwu Co-Lin 'YfiXXiuxfN Wesson, Mississippi Deaf MY. Wingz Weil, here goes, and we hope nowooy gexs hurt. because phones can foci you, and we a-jmit. our seiections oi BeiXc'5 may be way off. However, we pun om heads togenhcr and came up with Lrxe CoXXovl3Dg, which we smpgesn shimi-A uxoii up me Co-Liu TYiXXiuS'X mighty pfetmy: Ooiiege Uezvmifs, . X. Yiukxy Brucck Q. Emi ig: Day 5. 'Barbara Farr High Srxxooi Mommy: X. Pmnvifnc Case Xt. was xi priv iiege. 'Yhwuksl I. ' binceuiy , , 3 1 fghw - ' A Crosvy ' Lg and umy A ll -,1.'.. H .- '-.,.,:gjx,..,. ,. ifrfrw X 1+ ri:- . 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AE Ex Wig ER zv A I J... if V3 r I yr, if n . av i of f W- 7'Q2iEizYk:iY X32 -'QF rm Q -15313591-3 x2X -aa 1 1-4Q'f'f' -ff JL.. ix ?Wi,- N-451 '1'iL2ES1w.4:e,.w ,. i N :'1f'.5Ifgm.f,',-in WA TSQN v- -A----4- I ! i I - I ,I S i i , L i, ll I 5 Q1 1 I I, I I N 'I I: 11 1 51 P K . J S , ag , i 1 g l 4 5 I i I + Q 2 I Q 1 4 W X JOYCE SMITH as. aura'-K 'im ANNETTE CASE W .v Y , 5 r ,,,, I , z U lm. Giffgii , A ., 23.4 ,. 2, U xx Q fw'-ml E3-' 1 X B x 4 f X xnxzyy 14 F W-Mm.- I I - ,. Q. ,, wx . wf-uf .qw AM , 112 K ,4-mlf' mg, 5 , , .x., . , , ,,,,, Q ,w-51.5 wr., ,. ...v campus favorites BETTY DUMAS BOB HUCKABY JPN X I bl p'x VXA 91 ' I' ' iQ I film X. NW campus favorites 'Q JOYCE SMITH BILLY BASS THAMES I I I I I I I I If I I I I 'Z I I I I Ii 11 I Ig I? ia I I1 I . I II 4 U 1 3 I N . ' li ,v ' I E ff' ' Q, ,, 'ff .J . 1 J i Mf Iii 5 E Q F1 . N N , w , 4 ' 1 1 j il 311 mf I :J 14 I V W I I E. gf 2! E' 1 I A I i 1 I z I I 5 Ili! E I fi e Ie I I I I I I I I fi I 5 1 I I I i Z 1 I 5 ' I I II H I I I I I ,I ,I I1 'I I 'I I I I J I If campus I I . I +L. favorites CONNIE WALKER JERRY WILLIAMS kiwi' QM' kia' -JZ 1 3 3 3 5. 9 1 W' QX xx.,- ,, 2' L'L X . . MEAN- 9 if I 'fm , 1. 173' .Q in l 'I' i ,I 1 I I I W I miss co lm high RUTH SMITH Vik V, f. ,. .wq,. A, Y AHWWQQQQ fr Q : -my-UMW V- A , -1:-:..:.,., L Q ,, V 1 ?v x,., x' 1 Luv v - Y, Q x I Q. M' J+1f wg,- tf .WY- -y 'ww 'fkmkqzl' , qw -fm . win wk w gf'-: '9.?.'f'!','f'35 21-MGA Cf! up ' 1 nun Sung.-'4Q1'x H, . M, , wmf'Ac:, '4 W 'WWZW' ., Q1 Q1 aes' ,jf f M ,i .. A ,. M x , , t , A 7 , PQ, sw i QQ ,f if , ,,. V '- wk 'Q X J 5 ki, , ,w,, , sf ig, 'iw i mmm? mm if 5. gas W 153' HZ? sffsfz if gpgfgw. , l V as QM M K 4 MMF , ' 4 Mi ,Q f, f,.f-- ,4 2 , -1 W kfgicf ,. 'jf x 6 ' -if xg gl V il ' 'iff 3 5 1 ,E 5 Q Y ' ' e.. 1 as f-F. ' MA W . wg WWW Ni, ' 331 EC, , iw . ,gin rx -1 3 most athletic JO EDWARDS CARLTON COBB M-f ff most popular DANITA BOX RICHARD M GEE Realizing that the truest merit does not always receive public acclaim, and desiring to acknowledge character and service of the highest quality, the Trillium presents for the first time members of a Hall of Fame for Copiah- Lincoln. To become a member, one must first be nominated by a student or faculty member, one must be passed upon by a secret screening committee of his fellow students, and finally one must be unanimously recommended by a faculty committee. Only college sophomores are eligible for this honor. The bases for selection are fineness of character, superior scholarship, worthy leadership, and contribution to the betterment of Copiah-Lincoln. Air I 4 ,Q-.N ...Q-5, .qui R xv R: U n F A -'r it I f lRl6H9?W CONNIE WALKER hall of fame V A,,,,.,,,..wfM' mf 'Sf ff W ff . Eaiy, ' wlw 73 ,,. L,-, in 5-Ai' 4 ,gs N Sf':'f'53'j-v'49- ' lf, Af .fy ij. rf-g 'fx -'.-,bv X .x N5 WRX -sf .J I 5 Ewgggv A aw ' , 1 ,N X Q A 48 W 4 4 t ,. . I? fm, 1- ,. 8 .' , A. f m J, 'vt 4, ff' X V Y ' , x g',gf,'- E ff Q, f S xv YZ . A 'y U ,dsx . W' 'I 'P A 122. - M15 ff' T3 Q.'i'i.x 'Y -gl P'X, Q4 KL I r 'II I ij A I I I 71 I II 'II III III SI II 5iIi III EI! 9' Iii? I ' I I 2 I I ' - I 25. I I III I I II I E IQ YI II II .I , , I I E? I. III I 1: I . II ' I X! E . If I - I II I F I 1 I III I I3 Z! 5 I F 5 I II 1 I-II ' I II I E. EI I 3 I , I I :I I I Il I I ' I I I ' WI, , II' I I II :I I II II I II I I I IE l I I I I I I ' I I ,I , 'A II I I I 1, IW III I, II I EI 'I Us EW, ads Comes the summer, and it's good lust to be alive . . . Shad- ows lie in purple leaf design on sunny grass . . . Playfields and tennis courts swarm with happy, shouting groups . . . Every clo- ver patch has its pair of lovers: yet what need have they for lucky symbols? Everybody dawdles in the sun . . . Even Miss Hamill is late for class . . . Neglected volumes lie basking under the oak tree . . . But the last of the midnight oil is burned for Finals, and gradu- ation confronts us suddenly . . . the dignity of cap and gown . . . the warm feeling of goals achieved . . . the exhilarating sense of adventure to come . . . the solemn resolve never, never, never to forget the lessons we've learned, the friends we've made, the happy times we've had-our life at Co-Lin . . . copiah-lincoln iun ior college l I ,au 5 I jaw ,ff 5 Iii A I fl. 1 A s AY I. if I If ' ll ' , g l l E , Q it 5 V I 1 2 F ll! Ill I - - ., 'fy f I o 5 lg lf F 1 Z 3 Vs 5 3 f I J I Ali I I F' I , Ill ll lil l ' f I 'll I llll I ' if I ii I I Ill ll ' I I J ,V if? X IQ3 I Q!! ' ip! ,f It 2 l .' , w : ' 5 , i 'ff fc! . ' 1 ' . 1 - .QIA I I Y Y ,1. QI' , Wig- ,- W ,. - .. :,1wgfnW.,! Y, r' x .,. . '-as 'ffm I S I .. is--f is '+ wMf-A Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges Member oft and Secondary Schools he American Association of Jun WESSON, MISSISSIPPI The School With a Future JAMES M. EWING, President ior Colleges 11-1111 lk:'r1I v JOHN l'l. WILLIAMS, Propriefor V Phoiographers for 'l'he Trillium Since I937 Complimenfs of Your Friendly BLACK AND WHITE STORE Brookhaven, Mississippi 1 i -l 1 l u STATE BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY Brookhaven, Mississippi Effecfive January I, I954 ln'I'eres'I' on Savings IVZW Twelve Mon1'hs Cerfificafes 270 Member Federal Deposil' Insurance Corporafion CLARK - NELMS FORD COMPANY Aufhorized Dealers SALES SERVICE Brookhaven, Mississippi 604-6I0 Easi Moniicello Sfreei EARL SMITH MOTORS Phones I520-l52I Brookhaven, Mississippi B. F. YOUNGBLOOD 8: CO., INC. Dial 20II Wesson, Mississippi Com plimenfs of PIGGLY WIGGLY Brookhaven, Mississippi 5l SERVICE STATION AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE PURE TIRES JAMES RICHARDSON, Owner Every+hing for fhe Auiomobile Phone for Lessu Hallehurst Mississippi Hazlehursf, Mississippi Complimenis of SHERMAN AND COMPANY Hazlehursi, Mississippi ADAMS MOTOR SALES U. S. Highway 5I CrysI'aI Springs, Mississippi BlSHOP'S CAFE 81 SERVICE STATION Highway 5I NorI'h Phone I5I Hazlehursl, Mississippi Complimenis of DIXIE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. New Orleans, Louisiana ComplimenI's of THE MERCHANTS GROCERY COMPANY HazlehursI', Mississippi Exclusively Wholesale Since I903 wffg X. 6 1 il i Q 1 24? fha Al v- ULIR VAULTS ANAKINIZED svsvsn '62 mmm uunaun mmf Lucns i A s ,W . ,gh . Q , 1 . l . in X ,, ,ef , ,Q ,,, M in 'QUE MU? V , .M ...W X594 ! iwynos .1 .NM ' M ., K I ,f 'la 1 cl V .,. 1 JUQX., . I I I I I I I I ii. I I I , I . I., I I I , 2 I I I 'I wth, C i 'e +s of A. GREEN AND COMPANY FALKENBURG BUICK COMPAN Y . Hardware and Furmfure HazIeI1urs+, Mississippi HazIeI1urs+, Mississippi CITY BAKERY Complimenfs of Cream Crusf Bread, Cakes S. KEMP COMPANY Pies and Pasines I HazIehurs+'s Oldesi' and Smarlesi' Sfore HazIeI1ursI', Mississippi HAZLEHURST , MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS MERCANTILE COMPANY Y BANK HRopeH5' C. A. ROPER BILL ROPER Member F. D. I. C. CHARLEY ROPER BOB ROPER Genera' Merchanh HazIeI1urs'I', Mississippi HazIeI1ursI, Mississippi BILL JONES CHEVROLET COMPANY Rolf Broome HazIeI1urs+, Mississippi Billie Jean Casbeer rl is ii K 1 ,, sm sm NUIRAI, moon lxxrsm s wma nmgnu ff. f fa kj Nw! GRAVES, INC. Rolf Broome Hazlehursf, Mississippi John Beazley X-A E 5 M.. O CO-LIN BOOK STORE MR. FRED THOMPSON, Manager M! CABELL ELECTRIC COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Jackson, Mississippi TH E MERCHANTS COMPANY Wholesalers of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FRESH PRODUCE - FROZEN FOODS PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS-MILL FEEDS Jackson, Mississippi . R.Ci:.mITw:IER D Rl N K Your Chevrolel' Dealer .,,m. In Cryslal Springs for 22 Years 0 D I O I X MM 'misss Wesson, Mississippi Ml L K I . I . 1' , WARD VARIETY STORE Vitamin D Homogenized g5l:'iI.'n, rf.: nfs. 'J J' THF-v'-H r 'Y ' Q mpvfw-ww Swan. EAST'S PHARMACY I00'X, Air Concli+ioned Phone 39 and 6I Brookhaven, Miss. BUSHMAN'S Brookhaven's Newesi Men and Boys' Haberclashery Across from +he Haven Theafre Al' Complimenis of SMITH JEWELRY Brookhaven, Mississippi KEES MOTOR CO. More Than 30 Years of Dependable Service Brookhaven, Mississippi Cofmplimenfs of SCH LESINGER STORES In Brookhaven Since l92I Bosion Shoe Sfore Shirley Slipper Shop Tofs and Teens Dixie Bargain Siore Complimenis of PURITY ICE CREAM COMPANY Brookhaven, Mississippi Brookhaven J ITN EY JU NGLE Mississippi WISE MOTOR COMPANY Edwin Fausi' Hazlehursf, Mississippi RacheI Green I I CCPIAH COUNTY I FORD CLEANERS COOPERATIVE A. A. I.. I HazIehursI', Mississippi R. M. COMAN, Manager If Your CIo'rhes Are Noi Becoming 'Io You-They Should Be Coming Io Us HazIehurs+, Mississippi Phone 3I ALFORD 8' M 'ER CO 'NC' LEWIS PRINTING COMPANY Copiahls Beg' Siore Hazlehursf Mississi i Hazlehursf, Mississippi I pp BANK OF HAZLEHURST Complimenfs of HARRIS CLEANERS 8K LAUNDRY The Bank of +he Chime Clock a . u . CAPITAL AND SURPLUS-S450,000.00 Complimenis of Complimenfs of CITY NEWS STAND KITCHENS WHOLESALE Crys+al Springs, Mississippi COMPANY , L. W. KITCHENS, Owner Crysial Springs, Mississippi SCUEUEER 253-'DER5 complimenfs of , . . GARLAND 8: HARPER Lumber and Building Marerlals FURNITURE CO. Phone 234 . . . . 0 Crysfal Springs, Mississippi C'Ys+ ' Springs' MBSISSIPP' I I TRUCKERS EXCHANGE BANK Crysial Springs, Mississippi Member Federal Deposi'I' Insurance Corporaiion W. D. CARMICHEAL, Rresideni' A. D. BAELAMO, JR., Vice Presideni and Cashier VA 'Ffa A mfr. 5 l ' e !fJw,F4,4 Rauf-vivnviv iv ft FAGAN CHEVROLET CO. Magee Mississippi 'block V-5 ' i i A X CRYSTAL MOTOR COMPANY JOHN BEAZLEY Crysfal Springs, Mississippi SHIRLEY HARRIS Dulany Finesi' Name in Frozen Foods Disiribuied by Noland Company E. R. COCHRAN CO. Jackson, Mississippi Complimen+s of Complimen+s of R. . T V G NET ER ILLE J. T. BIGGS 8: SON GROCERY AND MARKET Crysfal Springs, Mississippi Crysfal Springs, Mississippi Complimenis of Complimenfs of 1 CRYSTAL AND FOLLY THEATRES Crysial Springs. Mississippi Crysfal Springs, Mississippi LI E 'I I BROOKHAVEN BANK 8: TRUST CO. Brookhaven, Mississippi All ii n 'S I I I I v- 3 il W ,. '1 1 Vi n y 1 4 ,A ll sl 1! H l 1 I Esfablished December 2I, I900 Serving This Communi+y and S+a+e for More Than Two V Genera+ions lv oFFicERs f he S. E. MORETON. SR. A A A A AA A Chairman of Board ,lg C. M. HIGDON AA ,r.. A A A A A AAAAAA AAAA P resideni' LT? E. L. BRIEN AAAAAAA AAAAA V ice Presidenf Il F. E. BEACKER, ll A A A A A A A AAAA A AA AA Cashier If T. E. APPLEWHITE A A A Assis'I'an'r Vice President IA 1 STELLA T. HARPER A A A AAAAA A AAAAAAA A Assisiani' Vice Presideni' and Trusi Officer In Member of Federal Deposii Insurance Corp. I A l 5-T ' - '- IE I lv 'L Congraiulafions fo Ihe I954 Trillium Sfaff ll E I if ' United Gas Corporation :I I X 1 ,I AEEI I in .. li! I1 Il' li EE I I, ll I I is If :IEW Ala Ill ,le lf- V i '-g All AM li I,a-- - ll ,,I 115 ,I llii . S Compllmenfs I uNvEsToRs SYNDICATE The Convenieni' Time I'o Save Money Never Comes +o Anyone WILLIE H. SMITH, Sales Represenfaiive ml BROOKHAVEN. MISSISSIPPI lllgi WNW SOUTHERN WHOLESALE Brookhaven, Mississippi MISS CALLENDER DONNIS BRENT SUE STCREY I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 135 ' 9 I ' I1 I - P4 n 2 ,A J gf: 15 73 vi ii 2 I 11 HI 1 Z Ei I I 1 I I 5 3 il it I II 1 I A '1 11 I L I 12 if Il PM '1 I 1 'I 111 1, UI I 1 li I I 'I 1 I 1 11g 1 11 I I I 1 111 1 1 1 I I ' 1 i ! 4 E I E1 Ml Ls 11 11 II V! PES1' CON1'ROl..ine. 14 CUM P557 5fRV!Z'f FUR HUME AND !1VDU.5'7' RY P. O. Box 4492 Fondren Station TELEPHONE Jackson, Mississippi 5-1461 SERVING MISSISSIPPI through BRANCH OFFICES GULFPORT CLARKSDALE MCCOMB GREENVILLE CLEVELAND NATCHEZ SUTHERLAND - WELCH HARDWARE SPORTS SHOP P 1 lay More and Live Longe Bogalusa, Louisiana .4 ' 'W NN '-gk 'SEN I 'N GDLDEN CRUST BAKERY BETTY DUMAS LOUISE BROWN Jackson, Mississippi 'LGF-ATU LATlo f I IEDDY KILOWAT1' 9 6:0 Q0 , NS : Q, 1 I . 'I X 5552, Q Today's high school and college graduafe in Mis- sissippi finds a greafer opporfunify fhan ever be- fore for good employmenf and advancemenf in fhe field of business or indusfry. This is due primarily fo Mississippi's indusfrial growfh and developmenf over 'Ihe pasf fen years or more. In order fo help provide such job opporfunifies and Iceep Mississippi prosperous, Mississippi Power 8: Lighf Company mainfains an Agricul- fural and Indusfrial Developmenf Deparfmenf fhaf works closely wifh sfafe and local groups and agencies in helping build Mississippi indus- frially. Mississippi Power 8 Light Co. HELPING BUILD MISSISSIPPI FOR OVER A QUARTER-CENTURY Porfable Planfs for Insfanf Service Anywhere JACKSON WELDING 81 SUPPLY COMPANY PERFECT WELDING OF ALL METALS Oxy-Acefylene and Elecfric Arc Welding Phone 3-I7I8 Nighf Phone 4 8I22 I45 Easf Soufh Sfreef P. 0. Box 24l6 JACKSED-LI, MISSISSIPPI C0mP'imen+S of wEssoN PHARMACY JITNEY - JUNGLE Phone 237' Co-Lin Boosfers I00'f,, Wesson, Mississippi ' Founfain Service-School Supplies L- G- BAI-FOUR COMPANY Drugs-Cosmefics--Giffs Mississippi Division H. E. ALLEN BILL PULLEN sos cooic L- R- FREEMAN LESTER R- EURR Jackson. Mississippi I Dial 2I2I ..i...1L I Compliments r 61 1 ia H l ll F BROOKHAVEN WESSCN jg John B. Perkins' Furnilure Company Show's Walch Repairing - Gif? Shop Dixie Auro Sales Wesson Cleaners Walley Fields Drug S+ore Wesson Molor Company Jaclr's Shop Wesson Beauly Shop Dixie Thealer HAZLEHURST C. B. Perkins' Hardware AlIen's Flower Shop McGralh's Morgan and Lindsey The Elile Shop Carr Grocery 4 yi Abram's Mercanlile Company in Smirh Food Marker las 1 wi! Handleman's yi CRYSTAL SPRINGS W. D. Ross i . . 2 Farrar's Gulf Service Sfahon l r , l , 'r 'L ix w I i y W 13 :h img .: , -Q1 'H' i,,. .,.,s. ,- 5 E '-sr Q- - W' ., f , . 5 -D I, r E ...I-1. in wr--T-...-..... ..,-, -LLLJ..lL11...,.Lg..l'l.l..l,..1.. , . - -A - ---..4..L....,..............1..-1,..,,g,,, ,