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

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I -' 1 X Oo THE CO-LIN TRILLIUM Published by the Students of COPIAI-I-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE WESSON, MISSISSIPPI 1955 BILLIE JEAN CASBEER, Editor EMILY DAY, Business Manager S mad md We :.-44,5 S 101546 ff!e06 l I mlm M 2 72662 PM 5 WZ , I , CLASSES Mar 73. . if , O 740771, i 1 DEDICA TION r 2 el To find an individual who is a true friend of the students as well as an excellent teacher and advisor is rare indeed. Having found such a person, who has willingly and unselfishly given of his time and effort to the de- velopment of student character and the betterment of this institution, the Q 1 staff of the 1955 Co-Lin Trillium gratefully dedicates this volume, a symbol 3 P of their appreciation and gratitude, to him . . . MR. F. lVl. FORTENBERRY. 1 l I 1 1 i 1 l 3 IN MEM ORIAM Douglas Murray, by his conscientious Work and pleasant manner, Won the respect of both his professors and his fellow studentsg his absence left a void no other one could fill when his Christmas holiday was extended to eternity. 4 and 44? M4 fi 4 1 PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE H l l 1 t , ml .1 v COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE WEssoN, MISSISSIPPI ,R 1055 l 1 .A M Ewmo. Pnrsncc To the Sophomores of lQ55 Congratulations to the Sophomores of 1955 and the Co-Lin Trillium Staff. The publication of this yearbook is but an emblem: of your many accomplishments and your contri buuon to Copinh-Lincoln We trust that your two years at Co-Lin have been both pleasant and profitable to you. As you go out to face life in its present-day complicated form, may your success exceed your fondest dream. I li you will continue to study at lhe feet of the Master Teachezg your life will be filled with happiness which comes as a result Y of a task well done. You owe a debt to your state and nation ,X which can only be paid by a life of service to your fellow man, X . . . , . -- 17 ' , 7 I, y . A 4 ll ,,' . h M ff j 1 , I . Alw ya remember that Copiah Lincoln will ever be interested in you and stands ready to serve you in any way possible Very sincerely ! f' 414 + 6 4 ,.,,..,. . ..hi,,.,. F. M. FORTENBERRY Dean of Men M.A., University of Mississippi MISS LULA STEVENS Deizn of Women M.A., Columbia University ADMINISTRATION X A-114' BUFORD R. FRAZIER Registrar M.A., George Peabody JAMES M. LEWIS High School Principal M.Ed., Mississippi State EUGENE J. AROMI Art M.A., University of Alabama A. .l. BRIDEWELL Bible B.D., Duke University FACULTY 4 . fl 2? LESLIE E. BURRIS M. RAY BUSBY MRS. VIVIAN BYRD MISS FANNIE CALLENDER English Basketball Coach Social Science Dietitian B.A., Millsaps M.A., University of M.A., Mississippi Southern Mississippi College CHARLES D. CANNON English M.A., University of Mississippi KENNETH CARRUTH Vocational Education B.S., Louisiana State University 8 JAMES CAUSEY Publicity B.S., Mississippi State WILLIAM CLIBURN Biology M.A., Mississippi Southern College 1 75422 T' A jg-M X X 9 I' I '11 do ul i'- -,- - - f E' A ' Q MRS. J. M. EWING MRS. F. M. Voice FORTENBERRY M.A., Columbia University Commerce M.A., University of Mississippi .2 X! I I RALPH FRANKLIN R. E. FUSON Band Director Mathematics M.M.Ed., Northwestern M,A,, George Peabody University College MISS MARY AGNES GINN Assistant Bookkeeper A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Colle MISS WILLIE MAE HAMILL English M.A., University of Alabama ge DWIGHT A. HARRIS Auto Mechanics MISS BARBARA HARVEY Chemistry M.A., Vanderbilt and George Peabody s l FACULTY Z s 5 , I i i , 1 ' E I 2 B , 5 MRS. CORDELIA HARVEY MISS GRACE HUFF JAMES KELLY MISS ALLIE LEE LOFTON English History Assistant Football Coach NUT-90 M.A., Louisiana State M.A., University of Alabama B.S., University of 14557:-Slfllflif Dean of Women University Mississippi R.N., Kings Daughters Hospital MRS. MARY L. MCDONALD Dormitory Hostess A. .l. MANGUM Head Football Coach B.S., Mississippi Southern College L. W. MARSALIS Guidance M.A., Mississippi Southern College GRAYDON MULLEN Bookkeeper Soule University -P af MRS. HELEN MULLEN ' MISS GERTRUDE K. Home Economics MUTTON B.S., Mississippi State Music-Piano College for Women B.S., Nebraska Wesleyan Special Study in Berlin, Germany T. S. MYERS MISS ALICE NEWELL Agriculture Modern Languages M.S., Mississippi State B.A., University of Tennessee GEORGE A. NICHOLS Bible B.D., Southwestern Theological Seminary MRS. EVELYN OSWALT Librarian Certificate in Library Science George Peabody College MRS. ROBERT S. PURSER Speech A-B-, Curry School of Expression .I. LESLIE REEVES Voice-Clee Club B.A., Millsaps FACULTY x I A Q W :iff lx f W ,is 1 'YM ...M fm Q yt 5 ii ' .-.ee ,- MRS. GROVER SMITH GROVER SMITH .IACK THOMAS FRED THOMPSON Secretary Agriculture Shop Commerce A.A., Copiah-Lincoln B.S., Mississippi State B.S., North Texas State M-A-, UUiVCfSitY of Junior College College Mississippi Q I MISS MARY THOMPSON Commerce B.A., Blue Mountain College MELVIN WATERS Assistant Coach M.A., Mississippi Southern College MISS ZELLE WEEMS MISS AGNES WINSTEAD MISS LUCILLE WOOD Reading High School Math Physical Education B.A., Mississippi State B.S., Mississippi Southern B.S., Mississippi Southern College for Women College College 15,- ,, -W ., P5510 SYN-PEM! SMILENG TKMPUGB was 9 cue K ag es: maui V' v. as. nz ugou, GOAT if' PARIS 33111532 5 , M5716 04 EM .-: ,- - as 4 VPC OFFICERS President ........ Vice President ........, Secretary ........... Sponsor ...... Sponsor .. SOPHCM ORES JIMMIE RODGERS CAROLYN DRURY FRANKIE SMITH LUCILLE WOOD JAMES CAUSEY HAROLD ALDERMAN Brookhaven SHIRLEY ALLEN Hazlehurst Colette 1, 25 YWCA 1, 23 BSU 1, Dra- matics Club 1. JACK ANDERSON Crystal Springs Agriculture Club 1, 2, Secretary of Ag- riculture Club 1. CHARLIE ANDREWS Sardis Band 1, 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2g Orchestra 1, 2. l..ll11 RICHARD AUSTIN Hazlehurst National Guard 1, Agriculture Club 1. BRUCE BAILEY Crystal Springs Baseball 1. JERRY BAILEY Bogue Chitto DAVID BARLOW Wesson Band 1' SCA Council 2 YMCA 1 2 Program Chairman 2' BSU 1 2 Group Vice President 1 National Guard 1 2' Dramatics Club 1 Treasurer Dramatics Club 1 Chemistry Club 2 JACK BARNES Crystal Springs Band I 2 Glee Club 1 2 Quartet 1 YMCA 1 2 Wesley Foundation 1 2 Leader Wesley Foundation 2 JOHN BEAZLEY Crystal Springs Football 1 2 Track 1 2 Favorite 1 President of Freshman Class I7 9 S 7 9 7 7 7 2 1 a S 3 . 1 a J a J . f 9 J Q Q National Guard 2, Annual Staff 2, Song ' , 9 , 9 ' 3 WM ANN BEESON Brookhaven Colette 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Sextet' 25 YWCA 25 BSU 15 Wesley Foundation 25 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 25 Annual Staff 25 Secretary of Glee Club 2. ROBERT BLAISE Brookhaven BSU 25 Annual Staff 25 Cheerleader 2. LAURA BOGGAN Meadville Band 1, 25 YWCA 1, 25 BSU 1, 25 Dra- matics Club 15 Chemistry Club 2. FRANCES BOLEWARE Crystal Springs SCA 15 YWCA 1, 25 Westminster Fellow- ship 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Program Chairman 25 Home Economics Club 1. BILLY JEAN BROOME Hazlehurst Baseball 25 Tennis 25 Track 25 YMCA 1, 25 BSU 1, 25 National Guard 1, 25 Annual Staff 15 Cheerleader 2. MARILYN BROWN Brookhaven Colette 1, 25 Clee Club 15 YWCA 1, 25 BSU 1, 2. BETTY BRUECK Brookhaven Colette 1, 25 Most Beautiful 1. JUNE BRYANT Georgetown Colette 1, 2. MARILYN BUCKLEY Newhebron YWCA 25 Wesley Foundation 25 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. BOYCE BULLOCK Brookhaven I 8 MIKE BURKS Baton Rouge, La. Football 1, 2, Track 1. AL BURT Fayette JERRY BYRD Brookhaven Basketball 1, 2. FRED CALCOTE Caseyville Wesley Foundation 1, 2. jv- 'KM Ci 'fbi- Q br-'23 I 'S-'nab Q-Q-.L Qu 1' if an-ang 'ir RADIE FAYE CALLENDER Loyd Star Clee Club 1, 2g SCA Council 2, YWCA 23 BSU 1, 2g BSU Representative 54-55, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 25 Home Economics Club 1, 2, President 23 Vice President Phi Theta Kappa 2g President of Glee Club 2. PATRICIA CAPWELL CANNON Wesson BILLIE JEAN CASBEER Canton Colette 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2, Treasurer 23 Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Secretary 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, International Rela- tions Club 1, 2g Dramatics Club 1, An- nual Staff 1, 2, Editor 25 Campus Fa- vorite 1g Beauty 1. JOE CONE Pinola ROY COTTON Brookhaven SAMMIE CRAIN Jackson YWCA 1, 2g Wesley Foundation 1, 2. I9 , JAMES EARL CRAWFORD Newhebron LARRY CUMBO Baton Rouge, La. Football 1, Newman Club 1. EMILY DAY Brookhaven Basketball 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Sextet 2, YWCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Annual Staff 1, 2, Beauty 1, Business Manager of the Annual 2, Glee Club Vice President 1, 2. JOHN ALBERT DERKS Crystal Springs Football 1, Future Teachers of America 2. PETE DIXON Brookhaven Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, YMCA 1, 2. CAROLYN DRURY Brookhaven Glee Club 1, 2, Sextet 1, 2, SCA Council 2, Vice President 2, YWCA 1, 2, Pub- licity Chairman 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, Chorister 2, Chemistry Club 2, Treasurer 2, ESOC 1, 2, Chairman 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, President 2, Vice President Sophomore Class 2, Secretary-Treasurer of Fresh- man Class 1. LEWIS DURR Loyd Star FLOYD EPPINETTE Natchez Football 1, 2. SHIRLEY EVERETT Braxton Glee Club 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, Secretary 2, IRC 1, 2, Reporter 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, YWA 1, 2, Vice President 2. GENE FARMER Pinola Football 1, 2, SCA Council 2, YMCA 1, 2, President 2, BSU 1, 2, National Guard 2: Elected Student Officers Committee 2. 20 EUGENE FINLEY Crystal springs O.: A GEORGE THOMAS FORTNER N Brookhaven PAUL EARL FULLER Hazlehurst WILLIAM CONRAD GAINES 5 I Brookhaven LUTHER GARRETT Crystal Springs MARY NELL GIBSON Mendenhall Band I, 2g YWCA 1, 2g Wesley Founda- tion 1, 2g Future Teachers of America 2. LADY NELSON GILL Tunica Glee Club 1, 2g SCA Council 1, 23 YWCA 1, 2g Wesley Foundation 1, 2, President 2g Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. DOROTHY GILLIS Crystal Springs YWCA I, 2. TRUITT GINN Kokomo Clee Club lg SCA Council 2g YMCA I, 2, Vice President 2. RACHEL GREEN Hazlehurst Colette 1, 2 3 Glee Club 1, 2g Sextet 1, 25 YWCA 1, 2g Wesley Foundation I, 2, Treasurerg Dramatics Club lg Annual Staff I, 2. 2I 41? 99 43 rya- gg, TRUITT GRUBBS Mendenhall Agriculture Club 1, 23 YMCA 1, 2, National Guard 2. JAMES HALEY Newhebron Baseball 1, 2, YMCA 1, 2g BSU 1, 2g IRC l, 2, FTA 2, National Guard 2. QUAY BARRY HARDY Pinola Glee Club 1, 2, Sextet 1, 2g SCA Council 23 -YWCA 1, 23 BSU 1, 2g Phi Theta Kappa 1, 23 SCA Council Program Chair- man, YWCA Social Service Chairman, BSU Publicity Chairman 2g Pianist 1. FRANK HIGDON Hazlehurst Baseball 1, YMCA lg BSU 1. GERALDINE HUTSON Brookhaven YWCA 2, BSU 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2 g Dramatics Club 1, 2, Debate Club 1, 2, Secretary 2g Annual Staff lg BSU Publicity Chairman. JACQUELINE JACKSON Wesson Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. ROBERT JACKSON Brookhaven Band 1, 2, President in 194-9-503 Or- chestra 1, 25 National Guard 1. GRADY JONES Hazlehurst Football 1, 2. PRESTON JONES Mendenhall BENNIE KIMBLE Loyd Star Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, Track 1, 2g Wesley Foundation 1, 2. 22 W JIMMY KIMBLE Wesson Basketball 1, 2. EDDIE LAWRENCE Ruth Baseball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, BSU 1, Ag- riculture Club 1, Orchestra 1, 2. n -f'- rn-fyvwfwigcyv 1 n I THOMAS LAYTON Mendenhall may gm- ' , Football 2, Baseball 1, 2. 5- FRANCES LEGGETT Auburn . ' Westminster Fellowship 1, 2. 1 CHARLES LEWIS Brookhaven MAURICE LITTLE Utica Band 1, 2, Agriculture Club 2. RALPH LITTLE Pinola YMCA I, 2, BSU 1, 2, National Guard , 2. JOHN MCKOWEN Jackson, La. Agriculture Club 1, 2. MARY KATE MCMANUS Terry Glee Club 1, SCA Council 2, YWCA 1, 2, President 2, BSU 2, Treasurer 2, Wesley Foundation 1, Program Chairman 1, IRC 1, Dramatics Club 1, Debate Club 1, Elected Student Officers Com- mittee 2, Vice President 2. SHIRLEY McMILLAN Roxie YWCA. 2, BSU 1. 23 .1 W , . Ps A .ii fm fN ZF 41 we- YU! RAY MASON Monticello Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, YMCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, National Guard 1, 2, Agri- culture Club 1, 2. PURVIS MIDDLETON Hazlehurst CHARLIE MILLS Crystal Springs .IEAN NARRO Bay Springs Tennis 2, Glee Club 2, Wesley Founda- tion 2, Home Economics Club 2, Annual Staff 2. RAY KATHRYN NETTERVILLE Crystal Springs Glee Club 1, BSU 1, 2, Home Economics Club 2, Debate Club 1. DEWAYNE NETTLES Meadville JAMES NIX Brookhaven Football 1, 2, YMCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2. VIRGINIA DARE PAGE Georgetown Glee Club 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, IRC 1, 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2, YWA 2, Secretary 2, BSU Secretary 1, Secretary IRC 2. WILLIAM J. PAXTON Loyd Star SCA Council 2, Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, President 2. MIKE PITTMAN Tylertown Band 1, 2, BSU 1, 2. 24 WILLIAM PORTER McCall Creek BRUCE PRICE Bogue Chitto PAUL PRICE Mendenhall Glee Club I, 2, Quartet 1, 2, YMCA I, 2, National Guard 1, 2. RUTH PRICE Monticello YWCA 1, 2, BSU I, 2, BSU Council I, IRC 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Annual Staff I, 2, Dramatics Club I, YWA I, 2, Presi- dent 2. if Nlqv-1-uv' JERRELL PURVIS Crystal Springs Football 1, 2. DOROTHY JO RALEY D'Lo Glee Club 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2, Wesley Foundation 1, IRC I, 2, President 2. SARAH REID Fair Oak Springs SCA Council 2, YWCA I, 2, Council 2 BSU 1, 2, BSU Greater Council 1, Vice YWA 1, 2, YWA Membership Chair man 2. WILEY REID Fair Oak Springs SCA Council 1, 2, YMCA 1, 2, BSU 1 2, President 2. JERRY ROBINSON New Hebron YMCA I, BSU 2, IRC I, National Guard 2. JIMMY RODGERS Crystal Springs Track 2, Band 2, YMCA 1, 2, Dramatics Club I, Annual Staff I, 2, Assistant Busi ness Manager 2, President Sophomore Class 2. 25 'Ali sy, if-p-N President 2, Home Economics Club lg 'fT'l'3'l' SEQ, JOE SLAY Crystal Springs Band 1, 2, National Guard 2. BARBARA ANN SMITH Lucien Glee Club 1, 2, Sextet 1, 2, YWCA 2, BSU 1, 2. BOBBY SMITH Clarkesdale Band 1, 2, Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, Agriculture Club 1. BOBBY JUNE SMITH Wesson Basketball 1, 2, Colette 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Home Eco- nomics 1, 2. CORTEZ SMITH D'Lo Baseball 1, Clee Club 1, YMCA 1, 2, National Guard 1, 2. FRANKIE SMITH Meadville YWCA 1, BSU 2, Wesley Foundation 1, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, IRC 2, Elected Student Officers Committee 2, Secretary Sophomore Class. JOHN WILLARD SMITH Wesson JOYCE SMITH Wesson Basketball 1, Colette 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Annual Staff 1, 2, Assistant Editor 2, Favorite 1, Beauty 1. WILMA SMITH Meadville Glee Club 1, SCA 2, YWCA 1, 2, SCA Council Secretary-Treasurer 2, BSU 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Secretary 2, Glee Club Treasurer. RUBY FRANCES SPEED Whitfield YWCA 1, 2, BSU 1. 26 KAREN SPELL Georgetown Colette 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2, BSU 1. SAM SPITALE, JR. Amite, La. Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, YMCA 1. BILLY RAY STEWART Independence Agriculture Club 1, 2. PAUL SUTTON New Hebron ,E X5 JOE TAYLOR Ashland, Ore. Band 1, 2, Orchestra 2. ELIZABETH TEASTER Wesson Colette 1, 23 YWCA 1, 2, Wesley Founda- tion 1g Beauty 1. HARRY THETFORD Caseyville YMCA 1, 2, BSU 2. ANNA RUE VALENTINE Brookhaven SCA Council 2, Program Chairman 2 YWCA 1, 2, Membership Chairman 2 BSU 1, 2. JERRY WEEKS Wesson MAROLYN WEEMS Canton YWCA 1, 2, Program Chairman 2, FTA 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, Secretary 1 Annual Staff 1, 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Program Chairman 2. if' -Q . SCA Council 1, 2, Publicity Chairman 23 27 HELEN WHITE Wanilla YWCA 1, 2, Secretary 2g BSU 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, Vice Presi- dent 2g Annual Staff 1, YWA 1, 2, Treasurer 2. JOHN WHITEHEAD Roxie Glee Club 1, 2. JOHN WILLIAMS Port Gibson Football 2, Track lg YMCA 2, BSU 2. SARAH WILLIAMS Terry SCA Council 1, YWCA 1, 2, Vice Presi- dent 2, BSU 1, 2, Vice President 2, IRC 1, 2, FTA 1, 2 3 Dramatics Club 15 De- bate Club 1, 2, Publicity Director 1, President 2g Elected Student Officers Committee 2. LAWRENCE WILLIS Silver Creek Band 2, National Guard 1, 2. BILLY WILLOUGHBY Bogue Chitto MYTRA WILSON McCall Creek YWCA 1, 2g BSU 1. JOHN WITHERS Brookhaven BARBARA WOODS Brookhaven Colette 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2g BSU 1g Dra- matics Club lg Annual Staff 1, 2. AILEEN YATES Sontag 28 JAMES YATES Sontag Debate Club 1, 2. 3 CALVIN YOUNG Georgetown National Guard 2. , I 5 z if FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD 2 2 E HAIRCUT PHOTOPLAY K 1 7 President .....,,,..............,....,................ Vice President Secretary ...,...... Treasurer Sponsor ....., Sponsor .. FRESHM EN OFFICERS JIMMY ASHLEY LEE GILLESPIE PALMER STEPHENS DOJO ALLGOOD MISS ZELLE WEEMS L. W. MARSALIS SIDNEY ODELL ADAMS Meadville HOLTON LEROY ALDERMAN Brookhaven DORA .LOAN ALLGOOD Brookhaven BILLY WEBB ARMSTRONG Crystal Springs KATHERINE ARNOLD McCall Creek .IAMES EDWARD ASHLEY Pinola WILLIAM DONALD ATES Crystal Springs DORIS BARFOOT Bude MARILYN BARR Wanilla ELIZABETH BASS Ferriday, Louisiana , VIRGINIA BATES Liberty LYNN IZARD BEALL Hazlehurst FERDINAND BEER Natchez PAT BRACEY Brookhaven .IIMMIE CARL BREWER Natchez VON HAL BRISTER Natchez DONALD PRESTON BROWN Atlanta, Georgia TYRIE BROWN Mt. Olive , .K K MWWW in 1 .- I R pw 'fix 1 Q-N IY- ' 'UB- 1 1 Nw., A -'51 T-. ns, GRADY EARL BULLOCK Hazlehurst GERALD SCOTT BURKE- Wesson ' ' CHESTER CARROLL CALCOTE Wesson , .IAMES OVERTON' CALCOTE Natchez BETTY RUTH CAMPBELL Bude VIRGINIA ANN CARNEY Crystal Springs AILLEN E CASE Brookhaven HAROLD CASE Brookhaven JERRY CASE Bogue Chitto KELSEY ANN CLEMENTS Brookhaven SHIRLEY ANN COKER Wesson REBECCA ANN COLEMAN Meadville DONALD LONZO COMFORT Hazlehurst CLOMA VIRGINIA CRABDREE Mendenhall BETTY ANNE CROCKER Indianola HUGH EUGENE CURRIE Magee BILLY PAUL DANIEL Columbia .IAN C. DANIELS Silver Creek CYNTHIA LOIS DAVIS Brookhaven FRED HAROLD DAVIS Roxie BARBARA ANITA DIAMOND Roxie PRESTON BRIDGES DICKERSON Georgetown TIM ADRIAN DOUGLAS, JR. Crystal Springs ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE, JR. Brookhaven JOE DANIEL DUCKWORTH Magee LESTER CARL DUCKWORTH Pinola LOTTIE MAE DUNN Brookhaven HELLEN L. EATON Yazoo City DAVID L. EIDT Natchez PATRICIA ANNE ELLSEY .Iackson WILTON RAY ERRINGTON Georgetown MARGARET FLOWERS EWING Wesson RITA CAROLYN FALVEY Brookhaven CHARLOTTE ANN FARMER Crystal Springs .I ANICE FAUVER Brookhaven BETTY .IO FLOWERS Wesson 15:5 Er. C5 'Db 'RX qejtgy ,fray 3 .au-1 Sk Tlhliv' as Sai, haul? w ' mf -13 If S Vim fd thi ,V , lf, nv- s. 'YUM ROBERT LIZEIFUCLER Brookhaven DORSEY EDWIN FU15R I Wesson ' BETTY SUE GADDY Crystal Springs GERALD LEWIS GATLIN A Summit MABEL NAOMI GILL Tlrnica LEE EDWARD GILLESPIE Natchez MARTHA LOUISE GINN Kokomo RAYMOND CLIFTON GRACE Magee KIRBY 'MAX GRAVES, JR. Roxie ROBERT LEE GRAVES I Roxie BILLIE JEAN GRUBBS Magee GLYNN EDWARD HADSKEY McNair REBECCA ANN HALES Wesson JERRY HOUSTON HALL Mendenhall LOIS HALL Mendenhall JAMES ERIC HAMMIL Wesson WILLIE APEARL HARVEY Jayess MAX EDWARD HEDGEPETH Georgetown . ,, 4 i ,,,,,.........f..L..4iv.is-f W-is.. .,. ,.a-... JAMES J. HEMPHILL Meadville ALBERT HENRY HENNINGTON Wesson ANN HERRING Lucien JIMMY JERRY HERRING Red Lick BETTY JANE HESTER Sanatorinm BILLIE JEWEL HESTER Roxie MARY MILDRED HESTER Washington CARROLL V. HOOD Carpenter HAROLD INGRAM Snow Hill, Alabama CAROLYN CLAUDEAN JACKSON Crystal Springs TEDDY REA JAMES Hazlehurst JAMES CARSON JERNIGAN Crystal Springs ' GERALD JOHNS Crystal Springs ELIAS FORT JONES Wesson JAMYE GEORGE JONES Sanatorium EMILE TONAS KALIL McComb DONNA RUTH KEENAN Wesson PATTIE BAILEY KEES Brookhaven , JR. WW 1 'Q 3- fury ser' f' I xv S Ox 13' QS! 'tg- JOHN CHRISTIAN KIHN ' Crystal Springs YVONNE NELL KILLINGSWORTH Lamar .IOSEPH WASHINGTON KING Meadville BARBARA ANN KYZAR Brookhaven .IAMES ELTON KYZAR Bogue Chitto ROBERT EARL LAWRENCE Monticello SHEREARD WALLACE LEA Summit .IANICE ELIZABETH LEGGETT Pascagoula GLENN LINGLE Crystal Springs JEANETTE LOWE Meadville ROBERT MALCOLM LOWERY Wesson DONALD EVERETT LUPO Hazlehurst DRUMMOND BOYD MCALPIN Mt. Olive RENZA MCCLURE Washington GLENN TERRELL McGEE Wesson JAMES RICHARD McGEE Wesson JOHN MELVIN MCGEE Brookhaven SAMUEL EUGENE MCNAIR Magee MARTHA LOIS MADDOX Magee DAVID L. MAGEE McCall Creek EDWAR-D BEVERLY MAY Natchez HERBERT ALVIN MILLS Natchez WILLIAM VAN MINTON Brookhaven LARRY MORRIS MITCHELL Magee LOUIS MAC MULLEN Brookhaven PATRICIA ANN MULLICAN Wesson DOUGLAS MURRY Eddiceton BOBBY HAL MYERS Hazlehurst HERBERT BROOKS NEAL Monticello .IO ANN NETTLES Eddiceton GRACE EVELYN NICHOLS Magee ERNEST JASPER NORTON Hazlehurst CHARLES McCORMICK OBERSCHMIDT Brookhaven DAN PEACOCK Mendenhall JAMES ANDERSON PHILLIPS Crystal Springs HAROLD EUGENE PIERCE Columbia 153k , K ,Wx EMILY LANELL POOLE Natchez I HERMON ESTUS PORTER Natchez f WILLIAM MAXIE PRATHER Roxie HUGH GRIFFEN PRINE Hazlehurst EDRIE SUE PURVIS Crystal Springs JERRY CLINT RANKIN Wesson MARY CATHERINE RANKIN Mendenhall MARY ANN RAY Cranfield ROBERT RALPH REDD, JR. Brookhaven .IOHN CANADE RICHARDS Russellville, Alabama BARBARA ANN RICHARDSON Hazlehurst LEROY L. RICHARDSON Brookhaven BOBBY EDWARD RICKETTS Birmingham, Alabama RALPH RILEY Andalusia, Alabama JAMES DURLIN ROBERTS Magee SHIRLEY MAE ROGERS Wesson HOLLIS BOYCE RUSHING Brookhaven .IANETTE RUSHING McCall Creek , Y-, -....,, , ALLEN LAVERNE SANDERS Crystal Springs LAURA LOUISE SEALE Washington MARY LOUISE SEALE Bude HOWARD LAMAR SEARCY Mendenhall HENRY DUNCAN SEGREST Union Church HELEN MARIORIE SHELTON Crystal Springs CAROLYN JUNE SHOEMAKER Mendenhall JERRY KEITH SHOEMAKER Mendenhall ANNA JUANITA SMITH Logansport, Indiana CAROLYN MARCIA SMITH Union Church ETTA RUTH SMITH Wesson HOMER EARL SMITH Wesson JOHN WALLACE SMITH Crystal Springs SHELBY PAUL SMITH Sontag NICK SALVORDA SPITALE Amite, Louisiana NYLES SPURLOCK Atlanta Georgia .IIMMIE ERLE STEELE Wesson Wesson KATHERINE ADELAIDE STEELE CATHERINE STEEN Monticello PALMER STEPHENS Sanatorium JOE FLOYD STRAHAN Brookhaven WILLIAM DOUGLAS STRAHAN Brookhaven MARY JO STUBBS Magee BETTE LYNN SUMMERS Brookhaven RIVERS ELWOOD SUTTON Bogue Chitto JAMES LYNN SWEENEY Crystal Springs MARY ALICE TEDDER Red Lick BOBBY TROY TEMPLETON Hazlehurst EDWARD THAMES Monticello JAMES ROBERT THAMES Monticello PATRICIA THOMPSON Prentiss WALTER GLEN THOMPSON Brookhaven EDWIN LLOYD THORNTON Crystal Springs ROSE MARIE THORNTON Crystal Springs 1 WILLIAM WILEY THORNTON Crystal Springs BETTY LOU TUGGLE Magee CHARLES FRANKLIN TWINER Union Church BOBBIE LEE VAN NORDEN Crystal Springs FRANK M. WALKER, JR. Mendenhall WILLIAM JOSEPH WALL McComb HELLEN KENT WARREN Mendenhall AGNES LUCILLE WATSON Wesson ALBERT WINSTON WHITE Brookhaven .IIMMIE OLLION WHITE ,Iayess WALLACE ARTHUR WILLIARD Natchez DARIUS LEE WILLIAMS Meadville WILLIAM LEONARD WILLIAMS Natchez WALTER GERALD WILSON Monticello OPHELIA WOODALL Bogue Chitto 'K '99 N5- 3' 3 x , nw. 0 H. 56334, . J. ' Kfwvqvi' q5Q,,f! 1 W ' ll' Q fin. W. 4,355 X 4 Wuxi!! 'vii-Q ga, v gn. ...W ,- 3,3343 1 ff AA, if 9f1sf.' A. 5 ff . W., it 1 JE S 35 A H' ,nw f . f ,5 361. J ,M 011,-,,. -1 4. ' ' Yi: 4,2 fx ' V ll ,A TI4'T'T9T1.iT az, Ty .4 LUJ. MAN Q NIGHT CLASS HENRY F. BULLOCK Natchez .IAMES DULIN ' Bude RALPH H. FRIZZELL Crystal Springs WILLIAM F. GEORGE Brookhaven JAMES JONES Bude BENJAMIN LASSETTER, Wesson JAMES H. LUPER Crystal Springs DOUGLAS W. PARTIN Natchez IKE S. SMITH Crystal Springs BILL STEWART Natchez ALTON STOREY Bude RAGAN WALTERS Crystal Springs CAREY V. BOLLS Crystal Springs CALVIN A. BUCHMAN Brookhaven X E v4.1.3 , . ...wi A xg F39 63 l, iq '- 'Bv' X I, 1 , ,, 5 1 i 'Z - 'li 2 1' ' 3'i'j nf, ' sg 2.11 -,fy-.,., , -ew ,, . w- ' ' I ' .Rf-1' I: f i ' ' 19. J, 4 Q N. I I 5 , 1' in V-N I I Av- ' 1.1,-.iw A M3151-.fi J:31., ,f M ig Lv I! Ly -MW! W , A . Il , 3132. .4 . .nv-' , 1 Y . Q-E39 Q 42: 4.5 3 RI t '- xl Cb. .' ah p .5 .1 ,E W v H I T-Q-.Q A- V . A L , OFFICERS President ..,....................,................ CONEY BURGESS Vice President ......... SYLVIA MCILWAIN Secretary .............. ,...,................,.4, J OE NIX Reporter Sponsor . Sponsor , SENICRS BOBBIE MUNSON AGNES WINSTEAD GROVER SMITH 'l! 'Z':P- 1 'N DANITA Box KENNER, LA. Woman in Love Tennis 2, 3, Band 1, Colette 2, 3, 4, SCA Council 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, BSU 2, 3, 4, Most Beautiful 1, Most Popular 3, Class President 1, Class Secretary 3, Basketball Manager 1, 2, Homecoming Maid 4. KENNETH BRENT WESSON The Foolish Gentleman Football 1, 2, 3, 4,' Basketball 1, 2, 3,,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4. CHARLES BROWN WESSON If I Were King Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, FFA 4. CONEY BURGESS BROOKHAVEN So Great A Man Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Handsome 3, Class President 4. BOBBY ANDREWS JAYESS Call Me Lucky Silver Creek 1, 2, 3, BSU 4. FRANCES BARLOW BROOKHAVEN Love Eternal Brookhaven 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 4, Program Chairman, Wesley Foundation 4. CHARLES BLAND WESSON The C-Wolf Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4. LINDA GAIL BOND BOGALUSA, LA. The High and Mighty Bogalusa 1, 2, 3, Colette 4, Y-Teens 4, BSU 4, Annual Staff 4. BILLYE KATHRYN CAMERON HAZLEHURST Papa Was A Preacher Jackson 1, 2, 3, Colette 4, Y-Teens 4, Wesley Foundation 4, Chemistry Club 4, Secretary 4. JERRY PAUL DOUGLAS JACKSON Listen! The Wind Jackson 1, SCA Council 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, BSU 2, 3, 4, FFA 4, Class Treasurer 4. GEORGIA EADY BROOKHAVEN Dark Laughter Enterprise 1, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, Treasurer 4, 4-H Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. ELSIE EDWARDS WEssON The Testament of Beauty Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Manager 3, Track 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4. gil' i ,Anti ff TINY ELLIS WALNUT GROVE Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Colette 4, SCA Council 4, Y-Teens 4, BSU 4, Annual Staff 4. UNDINE FERGUSON WOODVILLE Q Class Ring Woodville 1, 2, 3, Colette 4, Y-Teens 4, Wesley Foundation 4. CAROL ANN GERARD BUDE Boy Trouble Bude 1 2' Colette'3 4' Glee Club 3' Y-Teens 3 4' BSU 3 4 BILLIE GREER wEssON The Bubblmg Sprmg Band 3 4' Y-Teens 1 2 3 4' 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Cheerleader 4 9 9 7 9 9 7 7 7 ' 7 ! 7 I 7 9 -I b , , 'V fl' 'Qu .n.lj,x' .19 G ,W-,.-...- . ...... . la, ,. , U A.,..-'. A.. , an-an it PATTY LANGSTON SILVER CREEK The Stargazer Sllver Creek l 2 3 YTeens 4 BSU 4 ALBERT LEA BROOKHAVEN Nothmg So Strange H1Y12344HClub123 THOMAS EARL MCCRAY wEssON The Conqueror Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 H1Y 4H Club l 2 3 FFA 3 SYLVIA MCILWAIN ARTESIA So Well Remembered Artesla 1 2 Colette 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Wesley Foundatlon 3 4 Vlce Presldent of Class 4 Annual Staff WILLIAM HARVEY LIBERTY Fortttucie Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball rack 4 H Y B JOYCE HOWINGTON wEssON In the Mtdst of LL e Basketball 1 YTeens 1 2 3 4 Chenustry Club4 CHARLES HUBBERT BIRMINGHAM ALA The Btg FISHerman Blrmmbham 1 2 3 Football 4 H1Y 4 BARNEY KENNEDY JACKSON Father Struck lf Rzch Jackson 1 2 Football 4 Band 3 H1Y 3 4 BSU 3 Chemlstry Club 4 VICE Pre-51 dent 4 4 vu- awww .as-es, snag, JIS! J' Ox CLAUDELL MCINNIS WESSON All In A Day's Work Glee Club 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MIKE MATTOX BocALUsA, LA. Mind Over Matter Bogalusa 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 4. BOBBIE NELL MULLEN WESSON The Married Look Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBBIE MUNSON WEssoN Angels Can't Do Better Basketball 1, Colette 3, 4, SCA Council 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, Class President 3, Class Reporter 4. FAYE MURRAY MEADVILLE The Lively Lady Meadville 1, 2, 3, Colette 4, Y-Teens 4, BSU 4. JOE Nix BROOKHAVEN Who Dwell With Wonder Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Dependable 3, Class Vice Presi- dent 1, Class Secretary 4. ELLIS PASSMORE BROOKHAVEN The Son Also Rises Jackson 1, 2, Football 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, West- minster Fellowship 3, 4, Vice President 4, Chemistry Club 4, President 4. GENE PHILLIPS BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Stars Fell On Alabama Birmingham 1, 2, Football 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track 3, Hi-Y 4. VIRGINIA RATCLIEF WESSON The Rainbow Glee Club 4, Y-Teens 2, 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 4. DOROTHY RUSSELL wEssON Smile Please Basketball 1, Clee Club 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN SANDII-'ER SILVER CREEK Storm Silver Creek 1, 23 Y-Teens 3, 4, BSU 3, 4. MURRAY SANDIFER BROOKHAVEN No Trumpets Before Him Band 3,- 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Secretary 3, Song Leader 4. HOWARD PHILLIPS BATON ROUGE, LA. The Mouse Who Didn't Believe in Santa Claus Baton Rouge 1, 2, 3, Football 4g Basketball 4, Hi-Y 4. HERBERT RAMSEY HAZLEHURST Daddy Longlegs Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, BSU 2, 3, 43 FFA 2, 3, 4. HUBERT RAMSEY HAZLEHURST The Thin Man Basketball 1, Baseball 23 Hi-Y 1, 4-H Club 1, 2, FFA 2, 3. GEORGE RANDALL wEssON The Quiet One Hi-Y 45 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2. DELOIS SMITH LOYD STAR The Captive Loyd Star 1, 2, Colette 4g Glee Club 45 BSU 3, 4, 4-H Club 3. CAROLYN THOMPSON wEssON Vanity Fair Band 2g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4. LEE VARNADO WESSON Wonder Boy Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. HOLLIS E. WALLACE WATERPROOF, LA. The Big Blond Waterproof 1, 2, 3, Football 4g Hi-Y 4. . CLARICE WATSON WESSON The Dreamer Basketball 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 An- nual Staff 4, Class Vice President 3, Class Secretary 1. DAN WEEKS WEssON The Age Of Innocence Football 1, 2, 3g Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. FLORINE WHITE wEssON Portrait Of A Lady Basketball 1, Glee Club 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. GENE WHITE wEssON For Today Only Hi-Y 3, 4-H Club 4g FFAg 4-H Club President 3, 4. ELIZABETH WILLINCHAM BROOKHAVEN The Possum Who Wanted Peace Amite 1, 23 Colette 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, BSU 3, 4-. MEREDITH Woons wEssoN When Knighthood Was In Flower FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. X3 5551 Drums Along The Highway Eight Cousins 5 I rv' K if Z A-.M gb OFFICERS SMITH Vice President HAMILL Sponsor FURR Secretary WEEMS Sponsor BURKE President SMITH Reporter ll JUNICRS l 1 i Sim. ifisw Percy Anderson w.::::'zf-Q if . 'Wm u Wlnsuw 'Mi 'imnu..., Nellie Fay Barlow J Glenn Beasley Peggy Bell ww- WWE if B1ll1e Blshop Ralph Burke f ,nf dun Hannah Burnson ' Q Relda Burris Q Vik .fix Jimmy Cagle Eula Jane Callender Carolyn Case Rowena Case K' as at-v ES Geneva Covington Jack Cox Jane Crabdree Douglas Davis Lilla Kathryne Decell Randolph Earls Stanley Falvey James F urlow 53 35. 'Ula 3' I' 755 Angelyn Furr Joy Guymon Archie Hammack Marvin 'Hartley Albert Meredith Kathleen Munn Jimmy Nations Carolyn Horne Wayne Kimble Lorraine Klar Ann McKay Ada McKenzie Georgia Marshall P lub' 4--r Nancy Price Linda Purvis Tommy Rankin Willie Mae Roberts Randall Smith Gerald Smith Patsy Smith Dot Stuart KK Q' 'lux' B-J 4? if Avi' 'iis Hubert Stuart Charles Thompson Mary Arlene Walker Clyde Warbington Robert Williams Billy Douglas Donnis Earls Patricia Farrar Betty Hamilton Charles Hamilton J oe Hodges Lola Mae Hudson Hazel Hudson SOPHOM ORES OFFICERS REMINGTON Secretary WOOD Sponsor NEWSOME President BURRIS Sponsor SMITH Reporter SPELL Vice President Patsy Allen Virginia Allen Cecil Brent Ernestine Case Bobbie Cox -'P-K 4Q'2'VN JPN Q, 1' iii El- Sandra James Percy .lerome Shirley Keys Rachel Lack Donnie Lambert Carl Lawrence David Leggett Lavelle Luper Bettye Lusk Allene lVIcCray Patricia Nettles Robert Newsome Peggy Panell Patricia Purvis Claudine Remington Sue Rice Virginia Roberts Russell, Johnny Margaret Smith Mary Elizabeth Spell Walter Lee Storey Paul White Ann Williams Hulon Williams Ev 244 ff, r H if Q M ki-f IQWK' f - , A , .f 5 Q B ' ff ,A 1 OFFICERS-Smith, Vice Presidentg McCardle, Secretaryg Panell, Reporterg Henning- ton, Presidentg Marsalis, Sponsor. 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The Student Christian Association includes representatives from each reli- gious organization. On the cam- pus are the Baptist Student Union, the Wesley Foundation, the West- minster Fellowship, which repre- sents the different churches. The Y.M.C.A. and the Y.W.C.A. are also very active groups on the campus. Each student has a chance to participate in these or- ganizations. The students also have an opportunity to attend Vespers each Sunday evening. Vespers is held on the campus, and once a month the students have charge of the program. Mr sfgmfwr 7 I ,iw j I 1 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION COUNCIL The Student Christian Associa- tion includes all student mem- bers of any campus religious or- ganization. The S.C.A. Council and the S.C.A. Directors are re- sponsible for the monthly student vespers programs, the annual Re- ligious Emphasis Week, Christian Forum Week, Worldwide Bible Re a d i n g program, Worldwide Brotherhood Emphasis Week, the Christmas pageant, Easter and Thanksgiving sunrise services, de- votions in assembly, and any other worship programs for the whole campus. President .......,ci.. Vice President ..,.... Secretary-Treasurer . Publicity Chairman .. Co-Program Chairman Co-Program Chairman Director .,,,c..,..,,.,......,, TRUITT GINN CAROLYN DRURY WILMA SMITH MAROLYN WEEMS ANNA RUE VALENTINE QUAY BARRY HARDY Assistant Director .t,..,..,,,,,.,.,.,,t....... MISS GRACE HUFF MRS. VIVIAN BYRD lag' .- President .,,,.,,-,,,,,,,,. ........ Vice President Secretary .....,...,,,, Treasurer ........, Pianist ...,.. Chorister .. Sponsor Y.W.C.A. MARY KATE MCMANUS SARAH WILLIAMS HELEN WHITE BILLIE JEAN CASBEER KAREN SPELL LADY NELSON GILL MISS WILLIE MAE HAMILL Worship ....... Publicity ,,,,,,,,,. Membership ,,,,..,, Recreation ,,,,,,, A rrangemen t Social Service YWCA CABINET CHAIRMEN MAROLYN WEEMS CAROLYN DRURY ANNA RUE VALENTINE VIRGINIA DARE PAGE 7, ,e,,ee,,,,,,,,,,,,,c,,,, SARAH REID QUAY BARRY HARDY wi President President Secretary .. Pianist Chorister Sponsor GENE FARMER TRUITT GINN ,.., RALPH LITTLE DAVID BARLOW MR. LESLIE REEVES Sponsor f President ,,.,,.,..,... Vice President ...... Secretary ....,i...7... Treasurer .,,7....,...,...... Social Chairman ....... Centennial Chairman Worship Chairman ..,,,, Music Chairman ....,, Program Chairmen Publicity Chairman Sponsors ,..,............. Y-TEENS DANITA BOX ANGELYN FURR CLARICE WATSON GEORGIA EADY ELIZABETH WILLINGHAM SYLVIA MCILWAIN CAROLYN SANDIFER JANE ELLEN CRABDREE FRANCES BARLOW and KATHRINE CAMERON . ROBBIE MUNSON MISS AGNES WINSTEAD and MRS. CORDELIA HARVEY CABINET Y-Teens is a branch of the Na- tional Young Women's Christian Association for high school girls. The Co-Lin Y-Teen Club sends delegates to Mid-South Confer- ence every year. Selling candy, sandwiches, and drinks at ball games, and sponsoring a Baby Show were some of the ways the club raised money to send these delegates this year. The Co-Lin Y-Teen Club has trained many leaders through its programs, service projects, camps, and conferences. It has also lived up to the Y-Teen Symbol, The Blue Triangle, which stands for the purity of body, mind, and spirit. k,...1.i.. U P J ,, J vf:'IIE : u V .i.-.- l r-:::..: , Liz... , g-9:1 Q ':'. - 4 . 5'g,.j.-1? 4 vu l 1 QQ i f, . ill C' 4' i J' M , my si l i , 1 L 5 I i 1 1. 14 1 u 4 1. x 1 ,a 5' ..., ,... K 5' x. hw Q 112 1 ..,,,,.. . 1 E 1 ' . ,,,.,. M . .c fide 1954 Council 1954 WESLEY COUNCIL 1955 LADY NELSON GILL President MARGARET EWING TRUITT GINN Vice President FRED DAVIS BILLIE JEAN CASBEER Secretary LOUISE GINN RACHEL GREEN Treasurer RACHEL GREEN MAROLYN WEEMS Worship MABEL GILL MABEL GILL Worship BILLIE KATHRYN CAMERON SAMMIE CRAIN World Friendship JAMES JERNIGAN LOUISE GINN Community Service YVONNE KILLINGSWORTH MARGARET EWING Recreatiori FRANCES BARLOW JACK BARNES Song Leader EMILY POOLE LADY NELSON GILL Pianist RENZA MCCLURE MRS. J. M. EWING Director MRS. J. M. EWING 1955 Council , Q Q, -ff X1 A-iv 92464 gg, , M, gi My ,wmv 5-'lv 4U 1' Y fzf. J I '54 rf' wr if S 2 2 , 2. :Aww A , sw Q 835 f,gf:,,4,, -wfhq.. 0 ii 5 if g Q if 4-H1 3 ff J WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation' is a Meth- odist organization. This group sponsors the Community Birthday Calendar each year. They send a scholarship to a high school student in Brazil. For a Christ- mas project, they are hosts to two children from the Methodist Home in Jackson. They give the children pres- ents. In the afternoon these children assist the Wesley members in packing and delivering packages to the colored children in the colored Methodist Church and there they are entertained with a Christmas program. This is a very active group even if it is a small group. mails BAPTIST STUDENT UNION President .v,T.......,.........,. .............. W ILEY REID First Vice President ........., ........,,..,, S ARAH WILLIAMS Second Vice President ...........,.,.,....,......,,eeeI.,. SARAH REID Third Vice President .......,...,.... ANNA RUE VALENTINE Secretary ........e...,,e,.......,... .,.......... S HIRLEY EVERETT Treasurer ........,,,e.............,,,,,,.,,,. MARY KATE MCMANUS Y.W.A. Representative ..,......,,,,,,,..,.....,,,,.,,..... RUTH PRICE Sunday School Representative .... VIRGINIA DARE PAGE Training Union Rep. ...t,..... RADIE FAYE CALLENDER Publicity Chairman ........ ,,....... G ERALDINE HUTSON Pianist .,,.............,,,,.......,.. ,e..,. Q UAY BARRY HARDY Song Leader .,,,,,.,,.,......,.,,. ,....,,,,, C AROLYN DRURY Volunteer Mission Leader ....,,e,..,. WILLIAM THORNTON B.S.U. Secretary ...... ....... MRS. GEORGE NICHOLS Sponsor ,,.......,.,I,.... ......,.... M RS. VIVIAN BYRD WW, W, --F-'Q' President ,..,.,,,,,... Vice President -CG If 13 il as ' .34 1--f -I We I I '.-r.6pf 'Bn ff' ': N, f i President ....,........ ,.....,....,...... R UTH PRICE Vice President .,...., ..,,,,........ S HIRLEY EVERETT Secretary ......,...s.., ....... V IRGINIA DARE PAGE Treasurer .,,,,,,...,,..... ,.....,,...,......,,..,, H ELEN WHITE Mission Chairman ,... ...,.,,. M ARY KATE MCMANUS Program Chairman ......,s,,...,............,............, JEAN NARRO Pianist .......,,.........s.. ,.,... M ARY KATHERINE RANKTN Sponsor ,,...,,.,.,,.,, ....,...........,. M RS. E. T. HARVEY Secretary ,.......,,......,, Treasurer ,...,,,,,,,.,,,,......,, .,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,-,,- S.C.A. Representative . .... . BILLY PAXTON SONNY PASSMORE FRANCES LEGGETT BOBBY SMITH .. FRANCES BOLEWARE MR. R. E. FUSON Sponsor ....,...,,,...,,..,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,--, WESTMINSTER . ,. ,. , Y , Q' i-I ,,,.. Mg,-N f ew' , 41 wb -if -' YM M' dn-n iw-4-D-M ,uv- kann: l9n li? use-annum lui in :tl 'if 1- fi. 3191-lr ii as - H -0 l QI l AE ..w'SA..',,,- :- L. b Rfnyv gl 1. J I 'VZ fb '51 Z ' um-:'g,!' ,5 ,im CLUBS Numerous clubs organ- ized among the students for the promotion of special interests. It is a part of the philosophy of Copiah-Lin- coln that students get as much development for life citizenship from participa- tion in various student or- ganizations as from class- room activities. Practically every teacher has a definite responsibility for some stu- dent activity. Leadership and participation in the va- rious activities are encour- aged and equitably distrib- uted by an activity credit system known as the Stu- dent Activity Program. The college awards medals to ap- proximately one-sixth of the student body. i-w 1'-ii ELECTED STUDENT OFFICERS' COMMITTEE Q The Elected Student Officers, Com- mittee helps to solve the problems that arise on the campus. The members of the committee are: officers of the sophomore class, President, Jimmie Rogers, Vice President, Carolyn Drury, Secretary, Frankie Smith, offi- cers of the freshman class, President, Jimmie Ashley, Vice President, Lee Gillespie, Secretary, Dogo Allgoodg Treasurer, Palmer Stevens, the presi- dents and vice presidents of the Y.W.C.A. and the Y.lVI.C.A., Mary Kate McManus and Sarah Williams, Gene Farmer and Truitt Ginn, who is also the president of the S.C.A. The E.S.O.C. serves as a medium between the faculty and the students. Chairman ,YYY-,,, A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C Vice-Chairman ,Y,,,,,, Secretary ,-,-,,,YY .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, F ny-4 A ds TlV 5 in lK. we u f 'r PHI THE TA KAPPA President .,..........., ..........,,,A....,,.. C AROLYN DRURY Vice President ....V,,,. ........ R ADIE FAYE CALLENDER Secretary ..,,.,......., ,.,,...... W ILMA DORIS SMITH Treasurer .. ,.,...,.. QUAY BARRY HARDY Reporter ..., .,.,,........,,,............. H ELEN WHITE Sponsor .. ........ MR. F. M. FORTENBERRY 4 New o ,X 9 W 'WWW 2 E111 The Eta Omega Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa was organized in 1951, and since then has become one of the outstanding groups on the campus. The members must be in the top ten per cent of the student body, maintain a 2.2 average, and uphold the ideals of wisdom, aspiration, and purityf, During the year the Phi Thetas held concessions at football and basketball games, participated in the Nation Study Course, and sent a delegation to the National Convention in Houston, Texas. 75 Editor ......,..... Assistant ,,,s....ss. Business Manager Assistant ...........,.. Class Representatives : Sophomore .e,..,e,.e Billie Jean Casbeer Joyce Smith Emily Day Jimmy Rogers Barbara Woods Freshman .aaaa, .,..... B etty Crocker Senior .......... . Sylvia Mcllwain Assistant ....... ............. T iny Ellis High School .,......sss ,,,. C larice Watson Faculty Representative Assistant .,,........,.,,.. Feature Editor -- Assistant ,.,.,.. Club Editor Assistant ,,o,,os, Sports Editor .... Assistant ....,.. Typists .......oos,,.,, Business Staff .,.,.. Art .ooo,. Sponsors Rachel Green Pat Bracey Sonny Walker Jean Narro Marolyn Weems Ann Ray Margaret Ewing ,,,,.e.........,,o., ,..... . ,- . .,.t..... John Williams Ann Beeson, Juanita Smith, Ruth Price Linda Bond, Robert Earl Blaise, Catherine Steen, Billy Broome Patti Kees Mr. Leslie Burris Mr. James Causey Editor .,,......,..,,..,... ,,..,,.,.. .7,,, B ILLIE JEAN CASBEER Associate Business Manager ,A... ...,..., J IMMIE ROGERS Associate Editor ....,,iii.... ,,.,i,.. J OYCE SMITH Business Manager .....,,i.......,. ........ E MILY DAY Sponsor ....i,,,........,. ........ M R. BURRIS . as Q 1 lwisan., INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB DOROTHY ,IO RALEY .,,,,.... .,,L,--,--,----- WILLIAM GAINES .....,..,4.,...,.,, ,,,,,,- VIRGINIA DARE PAGE Vice RUTH PRICE .............,........,,..,. ---,-,, SHIRLEY EVERETTE ....,.,,.,I,,-.I, MR. BUFORD FRAZIER SARAH WILLIAMS .,......... ..........,,. P resident FRANCIS MCCRAY ...,........... ....,. V ice President GERALDINE HUTSON .......,...., .,,.......,.. S many DEBATE CLUB MRS. CORDELIA HARVEY .....I..,,,.................,,., Sponsor President President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor in , f ff up: CATHERINE STEEN President .....,,,........,..........7,.......,,,.,... Vice President ,e.......... ,.,,,,....,.,, H ELEN WHITE Second Vice President ,, .....,,..... PAT BRACEY Third Vice President ,e,, ....,,,c,. D ORIS BARFOOT E Secretary-Treasurer ...., ,,,..,... H ELEN SHELTON A Reporter ........,....,,.... .,,,,,........,,c...c L OUISE GINN Sponsor .....cc ,....,, M ISS ZELLE WEEMS I I President ,..........,.. ,,,.,, Vice President ...,. ....,,.....,,c.....,..,, I I Secretary ,......... Treasurer .........,c.,.. Social Leader ...... Hostess ..........,,.. Hostess .......,. Sponsor ,.,........ RADIE FAYE CALLENDER RACHEL GREEN SHIRLEY EVERETT, CHARLOTTE FARMER SUE GADDY BOBBIE JEAN SMITH VIRGINIA' DARE PAGE MRS. HELEN MULLENS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Sfiffiiftli . X9 i Preszdent ....,.,w,,,.,7 .......... ..VVVVYV.........- Vice President Secretary ....,,,,,,,,,, Treasurer Sponsor CHEMISTRY CLUB OFFICERS PALMER STEVENS DAVID BARLOW ANN RAY CAROLYN DRURY MISS BARBARA HARVEY 845 MEDICAL COLLECTING COMPANY MISSISSIPPI NATIONAL GUARD LT. FRANCIS L. MCCRAY LT. JAMES CAUSEY CAPT. GROVER SMITH, Commanding Officer LT. GEORGE E. BLAIR The National Guard af- fords students an opportu- nity to take military train- ing and remain in school. A member of the National Guard is required to drill two hours each week and is paid according to his grade. 4-H CLUBS COPIAH COUNTY GIRLS COPIAH COUNTY BOYS President ,,......w.,.,,......,Y..,..........,.......,.,7,.,Y..,,. BILLIE GREER President .,.......ee.,... ,......,Y....,.,..... . .. THOMAS MCCRAY Vice President 7,,,,... ....,,.. M ARY ELIZABETH SPELL Vice President ....... ......,.Y, A LBERT MEREDITH Secretary ,.,......,,... ....,..........., D OROTI-IY STUART Secretary .,...,,e,Y., .,... W ALTER LEE STORY Reporter ,,......,.,,.,,........,,........,,,....,........... FLORINE WHITE LINCOLN COUNTY GIRLS LINCOLN COUNTY-BOYS President ,,,,....,..,,e, , ......,.,,,,.,,.......,,........ ERNESTINE CASE President ....,.....,,......,,,,,.........,,,,,...,Y7,,.Y. STANLEY FALVEY Vice President ..i,., .....,..... P ATSY ALLEN Vice President ..... .,...... M URRAY SANDIFER Secretary ,,.Y...... .,.... R OWENA CASE Secretary ....,,.,.... ....,.... C HARLES BROWN Reporter .,,.,.....,.,,,,..........,,,.,,,.,,........,,,............. BETTY CASE . vi v if .'. ' 4 AGRICULTURE CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA W am 111 -.Q -. MUSIC The Music Department has long been an outstanding part of Copiah-Lincoln, because music is an important part of man's culture and has a tremendous effect upon his everyday living. There is a great deal of singing, especially during assembly programs and at Vespers on Sunday evenings. The students have an opportunity to participate in the Glee Club, boys, quartet, girls, sextet, band, Colettes, and high school chorus. 84 The Clee Club includes two hours, class work each week spent in sight reading, hymn singing, octavo work, and operetta work. It is supplemented with private lessons in voice. The Glee Club participates in the Christmas pageant each year. The Glee Club pre- sents an operetta each year, and the one chosen for this year is Hollywood Extra. During the year each student who is in the Glee Club is in a recital. They also participate in the worship services of the various churches. Each year the Clee Club goes to the State Junior College Choral Festival, which will be held at the City Auditorium in Jackson with Hinds Junior College as host. GLEE CLUB A im, I w N J 5 V..,.., ,,,4 'V Nw' W ri , '36 ff ,A 4 cfs' i 1 W- ' -H ' ,, ,, ,, 4- ff flfzwmg A 2.5! If ' 2 I, Wg fl 9 ' ff 1, 'L if' 86 f f 1 ,. NSR E I C 1 'F - ' sw .317 -, l v-Q ,, HIGH SCHCOL CHORUS SEVEN SAINTS Charles Andrews Jack Barnes Peggy Bell Mary Jo Bland Laura Boggan Jimmy Cagle Fred Davis Katheryn Decell Conan Doyle Donnis Earls Angelyn Furr Dede Furr Dorsey Furr Mary Nelle Gibson Billie Greer Joy Guymon Jerrie Hiller CO -LIN SHOW BAND Joy Hutson Robert Jackson Gerald Johns Donnie Lambert Bobby Lawrence Carl Lawrence Ed Lawrence Maurice Little Betty Lusk Richard Magee Jo Ann Nettles Charles Oberschmidt Harold Pierce Mike Pittman Pat Purvis Tommy Rankin Ann Ray Claudine Remington Janette Rushing Johnny Russell Murray Sandifer Harold Searcy Joe Slay Bobby Smith Carolyn Smith Mary E. Spell Walter Storey Jimmy Sweeney Joe Taylor Glynn Thompson Sonny Walker Clarice Watson Milton White Gerald Wilson PROP BOYS Truitt Ginn James Jernigan Fort Jones James Philips Jimmie Rodgers Floyd Thornton Lawrence Willis BUS DRIVERS Mike Pittman Bill Stewart Billy Thornton ' guy, M Lv we I , ,., A.V4,1, x,. iti, M , -f-Ffa, lf' t FH, .al ,. . a sr A S . ,ff , 5 . . I ,Q ,y A VJ-4 , . 7 ' ' X ' ' lf' -' uf-rv ' ' 4 Y , V , , v , , ,, t ,-'T' in 4 a I -. 9 X -iv iVN .l..ll. -3A',,5,.., ' 7 i , l 6 'ai N i ' ' Y ia ..---- ef gig S1 Ysilfi 2 ' +21 H E-z,,,,w it 'iillii j'51-1i, Kiwi-wi Shirley Allen Ann Beeson Billie Bishop Linda Bond Danita Box Marilyn Brown Betty Brueck June Bryant Relda Burris Billye Cameron Ann Carney Billie J. Casbeer Becky Coleman Tiny Ellis Margaret Ewing Undine Ferguson Betty Jo Flowers Carol Gerard Rachel Green Billie J. Hester C OLETTES Claudean Jackson g Jeannette Lowe J Sylvia Mcllwain Robbie Munson a A Faye Murray Patricia Nettles Mary C. Rankin Barbara Richardson June Shoemaker Bobby J. Smith DeLois Smith Joyce Smith Patsy Smith Karen Spell Jimmie E. Steele Mary Jo Stubbs Elizabeth Teaster Elizabeth Willingham Barbara Woods Directors: RALPH AND DoT FRANKLIN 5 grin 89 L I 1 I aw 'J JOYCE SMITH Head Colette HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR With stars still in their eyes from memories of the n-ight in Mobile when they appeared with Ed Sullivan and other top stars on his Toast of the Townv Variety Show, the Colettes and Co-Lin Show Band began a year of exciting performances even before the school session began. The sell-out Mississippi All-Star Game in ,Iackson provided the setting for the premier appearance of the 1954 edition of the Band, and with traditional first night jitters the rookies passed the test and became old hands at mixing show business and school. Tops in thrills, of course, was the wonderful trip to Washington to represent Mississippi at the National American Legion Convention. The national publicity in newspapers, television, and newsreels made this an event of importance as well as great fun. It was a perfect week! The Lions Bowl Classic, Mardi Gras, the innumerable football shows, parades, floor shows, stage shows, and even a water show, throughout Mississippi and Louisiana kept the Band, Colettes, and Orchestra busy. To add to the ever-growing list of props the Colettes danced on top of, around, sat on, and beat the drums, marched and danced with and through their showy red and white hoops, waved fancy plumes all over the place, and, inevitably, presented one show with all thirty- nine Colettes riding bicycles! Saints preserve us! fThe Seven Saints, that isll 9I ,nf- rw 1 :W ' zlwx X ., , yifij -s 9 . A, is T 'WW , f ri 8' ,Q S M ru 1 , Y-, f ,cv 3-MQ f 'll 4 , 2 if X 1 , .I fe mf V Q-U ,Qmf 3 L 5 A x W - ,...,, ,Vf ,,- W M 2 Q V ' 'ff' ' 3 i - I 5 1. V ff' ,, 2, S ' wh ' , ' fix? Ya f' f V .51 1? . 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Q I A if - I 'ug.ifififgzzgs-.5332-af, Q 5 wil. 3 13 ' , ' '41 'iffrmef-A Sify '--fl 2n1'iJ.f?1'S?I'f5lh'5L?h' ', if , f,e:E-V-,M I WL.. r A ' 3,-ff, Q' X3 ' ' A JOE NIX TOMMY RANKIN JOE RICE GERALD SMITH HOWARD SMITH RANDAL SMITH LEE VARNODO VON HAROLD WILSON fu' L, . :m::rf'., 92' COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS ' 'q 0 W 2 Q if f LE LL First row: Patti Kees, Patsy Mullican, Emily Day, Elsie Edwards, Dot Stewart. Back row Robert Earl Blaise and Billy ,lean Broome. EMILY DAY Sophomore BILLY BROOME Head Cheerleader A F1 4 LJ HIGH SCHOCL CHEERLEADERS h 1 l First row: Angelyn Furr, Elsie Edwards, Dot Stewart. Second row: Billie Greer, Charles Bland Betty Lusk. ' 2 5 X 'l 'i1. Al I 1-ui-I J SCHEDULE WE THEY 44 Brown Velvet .E.... ,....-,E. 4 0 39 Brown Velvet ....v, ,....... 3 7 22 Scooba .,.,........ ,,,..... 5 5 27 Decatur ,.,,... .......,. 5 9 36 Decatur e..... -, 56 35 Scooba ..... ....,... 6 9 35 Summit ..... ,ee,,..., 7 5 32 Goodman ..... ..,..... . 54 13 Summit .,e.. e....... , 45 WE THEY 39 Hinds -.- ...... -- 53 28 Jones ....,e. ...w..... 4 0 42 Pearl River ..... 60 31 Perkinston ...... .,...... . 48 39 Perkinston ....,e . ....., A 36 44 Pearl River .... ......... 4 0 29 J ones .ve,....., ........ , 43 34 Holmes - ......... 50 33 Summit ...., ....,.... 3 7 U . - V xx A I 1' if N I1 I NA 1 I -,KID 4 w if x' i' K r ,E 1 4 X . F ' . 3 N.. QF . 1' l HAROLD CASE Guard SCHEDULE WE THEY 48 Scooha -- ......... 72 53 Decatur .... .,.v,.... 6 2 72 Decatur ..,A,.... 84 65 Scooba -- ........, 84 68 Summit .... ......... 8 8 83 Southeastern ......,, 380 85 Goodman .,... .....,... 7 6 65 Southwest ..... .......,. 9 8 78 Hinds .,,..... ........ . 69 87 Southeastern .,..s,,.. 76 71 Jones ,,a......,, .....,.., 6 8 82 Pearl River , ......... 63 66 Perkinston .,..... ......... 64 78 Perkinston ,.,.... -.89 69 Jones ..,..... ......... 4 8 62 Pearl River - ........ .65 64 Holmes ,..... ......... 7 5 79 Southwest .,..... --73 59 Hinds .......,,......... ........, 6 3 lI2 PETE DIXON Guard 1 ,,. aa r I H -'ln First row, left to right: Donis Pearl Earls, Scottie Harris, Alene McCray, Elsie Edwards, Dot Stuart. Second row: Peggy Pannel, Mary E. Spell, Shirley Keys, Dede Furr, Carolyn Case, Betty Lusk, Patsy Smith, Lola Mae Hudson, Patricia-Farrar. SCHEDULE WE THEY 38 Crystal Springs .... ...,... 3 3 27 Hazlehurst .....,.. ,...... 3 2 30 Meadville ............., ...,.., 3 1 24 Heucks Retreat .,,.... ......, 2 1 50 Monticello ........ ....... 1 7 46 Crystal Springs .... ....... 2 4- 47 Bogue Chitto ,... ........ 5 3 23 Loyd Star ........ ........ 3 1 47 Crystal Springs ,...., 139 53 Heucks Retreat ....... .,...... 3 0 39 Hazlehurst ........... ........ 4 1 46 Monticello .... ....... , 22 43 Centerville .... ........ 1 5 29 Tylertown ...... ........ 3 1 29 Loyd Star - ........ 53 41 Meadville ...... ......., 4 3 45 Bogue Chitto ..,. ....., . .51 II4 First row, left to right: Percy Jerome, Robert Hales, Pat Hennington, Joe Rice, Palmer Rogers Second row: Coach Waters, Cecil Brent, Stanley Falvey, Robert Newsome, Kenneth Brent Wayne Kimble, Randal Smith, Jimmy Wooten, Glen Beazley. SCHEDULE WE THEY 29 Hazlehurst ..,,... -. 38 33 Meadville .......,. .....,,.. 3 4 35 Enterprise .....,ee.... ,ee.....e C 23 29 Heucks Retreat ...... ,......e.. 4 5 24 Monticello ..,.....,r t......t.t 5 0 26 Crystal Springs ...,, .t.,..... , 17 34 Bogue Chitto ..,... ..e...,.. , 49 43 Loyd Star .......,.... .,...ttt, 5 28 45 Crystal Springs ..... ,....,,,, 3 2 36 Byram ...........,.... .....e,,.. 3 4 52 Heucks Retreat ..... ..,tt.... . 46 50 Hazlehurst ....., ee..., 5 8 39 Monticello 54 42 Centerville ..tt.. ..t,t,,.. 2 0 47 Woodville .te.. i.,.., 3 6 38 Magnolia ,- .,oo....e 41 51 Loyd Star ...., ,,,t, 6 4 50 Monticello cee. --,49 II5 'W u i i I l X w w 1 A X :X I W KN 72-me 659777 Miss Copiah-Lincoln SHIRLEY ALLEN , 'gr ' QX x .Y-. .1 Riff! 'K J '4 , - ' 5 .. , ', my .14fMp, W . l , X, 4 5 ,is- f,,Q '?i ffl' 4' .cf 'Qvf' iz fffv' Q if -'ffl -Q . ll, 'IJ' -1.- J , II9 gi N' 1 -lk I 's Billie Jean Casbeer, Editor CO-LIN TRILLIUM Copiah Lincoln Junior College Wesson, Mississippi Dear Editor: Darien, Connecticut January 28, 1955 It has been a real pleasure to see the photos of all your pretty girls. I have chosen if l the most beautiful of the college girls, with 83 and 55 as runners-up. The most beautiful high school girl is ffl . in her gr oup. Enjoyed being your judge. ' Best wishes. Sincerely, 1 455441241-av 5 ff' E' We X19 . Half' ffwi' fsfgzzsgef-, l QM? Mosi' Beau+iful BETTY BRUECK xlgIl.,,,..,.W M, ....., ggggyggw - MSW M ,M -14 , X 'L ' .. ,., , 1 f Q . .ggwafw Qzff Beaufy KAREN SPELL f Qi t ,QM , - :' X ,Qsfq X .wg -1, 5 A, y a iv 1 v , V ' - f U, fo ' W :,, I , ,4 2' S .1 f . I S i iiwv ably N V, .swf ' 1 . ,Q Nz R y 5 Q i if x i' ,Y . vw E ff f , v -My ,. I 1 .1 ,J 5 fl 2 r 1 1 i w J n 3 11 T' Beaufy BILLIE JEAN CASBEER 'www BEA UTIES BOBBIE JUNE 'High School Mos+ Beaufiful LINDA GAIL BOND HIGH SCHOO L BEAUHES ,, A, M ,1 11, 5 f,,,1 , f f 4 ,NW W ,Mmm w w A . , 1 ,W 2' f , p3Wi 'f'UW.4W6yF5 f , ,Inf MAN, , f 4' , 1 ' f,'gf7.,QQwqAQ1,g , WLrfb:'m-:WW 'Hffpzlffwfwwky 'f' wir, , Wyw,f.', , V qw gf,MyW4ZZ, ml ww YV-mt, 5, 1: V,-up ' fwfn 1 uf :A ,TE1:Qrg,l:.T, ' g, f1?L15,5 3wf A an-1:'?Gf2'M 'V 4 lc' 1' A , . ..., 1.5 Av. L LIONS BOWL QUEEN AND MAIDS Shirley Allen, Queeng Karen Spell, College Maid: Elsie Edwards, High School Maid HOMECOMING ROYALTY Freshman Maid Queen High School Maid BILLIE JEWEL HESTER MARILYN BROWN DANITA BOX Escort Escort Escort FRANK WALKER JOE SLAY CONEY BURGESS I30 J 1 fi! sfff, ' Y new 4 . , mx - W .,, 3' A fi , X Y Var - m ,, -4' - Q A 3 ,J 3 mf ' V52 A 4 A if 4 f r Q.: A ,, ,, 1 Q ' 0' ' ff. .V gr. gy' . IW! W 3 . u- , gui 1. kix '4,, qa J, Q11 V,- ' .JZ , h -ff-f.,,. 2 1 '-W, 4, x :ff 4 I sf B 'J 1 4 'Q I 5 3 it , ,,..,A -1 - W Q 4 3 1 :J I I E K 1 1 L1 6,4 If A: Q Q V N I w 1 V ' P0 x N X Y w I V 5 N 1 I i 1 I. 4M'!wu,. Qsdivsmaiiwm-,gs-wig, ZW go: 22 mo ZS! EE W2 52 25, orites ZIV F in C0-L L I i 1 3 1 1 BETTY JO FLOWERS HOMER SMITH Co-Lin Favorites BILLIE JEWEL HESTER JIMMY ASHLEY C0-Lm Favorltes L 1 5 l I 3 F Q Ii QQ 3: ,E C0519 '20 .204 :E 4:57 25251 1' . 1 ' ' ut? QS? cb . qv' 7 xg, K.: f 1 W , y X5 5 J 4 , SS 4 4 wb 2 , gs V 0, , W .Q 1 4 fi? ,f-1' 1 . Q-sm, v xyki :xx - 167,33 ,f WHO'S WHO Most Beautiful LINDA GAIL BOND Most Handsome CHARLES BLAND Most Popular DOT STUART JOE NIX Most Intellectual MARY ELIZABETH SPELL PAT HENNINGTON Most Athletic PATSY SMITH KENNETH BRENT 1 - iff' 4' Mx l SS, rf' YL ' X .Q . . Y - Q lf' X .X- . ! ,. Q T 4 X W 1 L P Most Dependable la BILLIE GREER 53 RALPH BURKE T5 i . i 2 I S i i 4 HALL OF FAME From among college sophomores who are out- standing in qualities of character, leadership, and scholarship, nominees for the Hall of Fame are chosen. After a person is nominated hy students or faculty, he must be approved hy a secret screen- ing committee of students. To achieve membership, he must then receive unanimous recommendation from a faculty committee. The Trillium is proud to present three people who have met these strenuous requirements. They are the second annual selections for Copiah- Lincolnls Hall of Fame. I44 ,w...,,,,, :M il ' Ii l i 1 . fl Hall of Fame LADY NELSON GILL 1 af I Hall of Fame QUAY BARRY HARDY 'hr-.1 329 f 1' BROOKHAVEN Abrams Mercantile Company C. B. Perkins Hardware and Case Bros. Grocery Debuteen Shoppe Dixie Auto Sales The Elite Shop Haven Theater .lackson'S Studio John B. Perkins Furniture Co. Lofton'S Smith's Food Market Walley Field Drug Store COMPLIMENTS CRYSTAL SPRINGS Farraris Service Station R. C. Netterville HAZLEHURST Supply Malone Buick Company Morgan and Lindsey Western Auto Associate NATCHEZ Western Auto Associate Hotel Duffy WESSON .lenkin's Fairway Wesson Cleaners Store Store ' if 3'Sq'f fills:-I . ,a...y.h f f JOHN H. WILLIAMS, Proprietor Photographers for the Trillium Since 1937 I48 1 ff DIAMONDS WATCHES M SMlTH'S JEWELRY rookhaven, Mississippi PURITY B Phone 66 ICE CREAM JEWELRY CLASS RINGS COMPANY , Compllmenis of Brookhaven, Mississippi PIGGLY WIGGLY Brookhaven, Mississippi Compiimenis of BLACK llilulg FNTEITIQE STORE CLARKNELMS Brookhaven, Mississippi SALES SERVICE B Ml I 0 0 roo aven, lsslsslppl C . ivalilreen Iililisipg 604-6I0 Easf Moniiceiio S1'ree'I' C09 JITNEY JUNGLE Brookhaven Mississippi C09 ,ISO i . ff Nsfiaax' ...af I I I I if--M ll ' n J IN -'E GRAVES, INC. HAZLEHURST MISSISSIPPI KETCHINGS OFFICE SUPPLIES SERVING- Governmen+aI UniI's Couniy Record BooIcS Banks ancI I Prin+ing Business Firms Office Supplies and TI1rougI1ouI' 'rhe SI'aIe Equipmen'r TOM L. KETCHINGS CO. NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI I MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS Compliment' of , BANK SMITH I Member F. D. I. C. MERCANTILE COMPANY I I-IAZLEI-IuIzsT, MISSISSIPPI Wesson Mississippi CompIimenI's of SHERMAN AND COMPANY HazIeI'IursI' Mississippi ISI A. GREEN AND COMPANY Hardware and Furniiure HazIeI1ursI' Mississippi - n i- SOUTH ERN WHOLESALE Brookhaven Mississippi Complimenis of THE MERCHANTS GRCCERY Exclusively Wholesale Since i903 HAZLEI-IURST MISSISSIPPI I53 -Q i. if if Hx . . b 1 X Kiss A 5 as A V , , X i fflii, XY i 239' f A s ,, '3 A-.K W K, Q V Q ,M X M A if V . A Q sf, if s V.,, ',A, g i j Wm w Axx, mm ' ? 1 wr . , f , s , V ffmxk ' A XR W , ww? It ..-, .sw , f 'sway in ,. i 4 'f A Aluusugp- ,aww BOLING MOTORS Brookhaven Mississippi I54 I I ,,, up Ready For The Fulure . sw BILL JONES CHEVROLET Hazlehursi' Mississippi 3 The sI'udenIs of 'roday are ready Io face 'I'he fuiure . . . armed wi+h educaiion and de+ermina+ion. MISSISSIPPI POWER 81 LIGHT COM- PANY has fai+h in 'rhe fuiure 'Ihese graduaies will mold, and is cons+an'Ily planning and building ahead in order I'o assure Ihem of confinued de- pendable, low-cos'r eleciric service. Mississippi Power G' Light Company HELPING BUILD MISSISSIPPI For Over A Quarter-Century l55 W TocIay's s+ucIen+s will head +omorrow's families. To make +he homes of 'rhe fu+ure as comforiable and convenieni' as +he homes you enioy Ioday, naI'uraI gas will be ai' your service, always prepared +o crea+e a higher siandard of living for more and more people. BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI 6m COPIAH COUNTY COOPERATIVE REX SPQRTING SOODS R. M. cowNAN Kmg of Spam Manager NATCHEZ MISSISSIPPI HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENT5 INVESTORS SYNDICATE The Convenienl' Time 'Io Save Money Never Comes 'Io Anyone WILLIE H. SMITH Represenfaiive BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI I56 ADAMS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND CHANCERY CLERK ROBERT E. BURNS Chancery Clerk ARLIE WARREN DiS'ffiCi' I ELMER LONGMIRE DiS+I'iC+ 2 HILLARY CARTER Dis+ric+ 3 JAKE BROWN Disirici' 4 JUNE CALLON Dis+ric+ 5 Congraiulaiions, Sophomores! COMPLIMENTS OF JITNEY JUNGLE LEWIS PRINTING CO. INC Phone 237I 'a1'e'1U'S+ MiSSSS'PP Wesson I Mississippi WISE ALFORD AND MILLER co :Nc MOTOR COMPANY Copiah's Bes+ Sfore Hazlehursi' Mississippi Hallehursf M555 SS PP TRUCKERS EXCHANGE BANK Crysial Springs, Mississippi Member Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporaiion W. D. CARMICHEAL, Presidenf A. D. BAELAMO, JR., Vice Presideni and Cashier l57 CompIimenI's of GARLAND AND HARPER SOUTHERN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. FURNITURE CO. Lumber and Building Ma'I'eriaI Crys'raI Springs Mississippi Crysial Springs Phone 234 Mississippi ComPIImenI'5 OI: Complimenis of KITCHENS WHOLESALE COMPANY pENNEY'S L' W' KITCHENS' Owner Crys+aI Springs Mississippi Crys'raI Springs Mississippi T as T q POWER CHRYSTAL MOTOR COMPANY Crys'raI Springs Mississippi CompIimen'I's of J. T. BIGGS AND SON Ford Cleaners Crys+aI Springs Mississippi HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI If Your Cloihes are Noi' Becoming Io You- STATE BANK AND TRUST They ShouIcI Be Coming 'Io Us COMPANY Phone 3' Brookhaven, Mississippi Member F. D. I. C. l58 BROCJKHAVEN BANK AND TRUST CO. BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Esfablished December 2I, l900 Serving This Communify and S'ra1'e for More +I1an Two Genera+ions Officers S. E. MORETON Chairman of Board E- PresicIenI' - - C II'er I. E. APPLEWHITE Aif+.' vice PISSICISHI STEI-I-A T- HARPER Asst Vice Presicieni' ga CRYSTAL THEATRE qw ,L QEQDQ Crys'IaI Springs Mississippi Q ygf MORE THAN 30 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE P. O. BOX 556 BROOKHAVEN, MISS. EAST'S PHARMACY Compliment of l00 Perceni' AIT COI1dII'IO!'l6d Phones 39 and 6' BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI X , NATCHEZ SUPER STORES NATCHEZ Beau+y Among +I1e Swee+s MISSISSIPPI ' I59 If W.-9' I ,ff X .. .. n CO-LIN BOOKSTORE I CompIimen+s of WESSON PHARMACY CLARENCE MCCULLOUGH Co-Lin Boosfers I00 Perceni' Member of Mississippi Fountain Service House of Represenfaiives School Shpplies School CI1iIdren's Friend Cosme'rics . I Drugs GFHS B. F. YOUNGBLOOD AND CO., INC. L. R. FREEMAN LESTER R. FURR Dial 20 Dial 2I2I Wesson, Mississippi CompIimen'I's of SMITH MERCANTILE COMPANY Ph 268' Ci+ies Service Producfs one WESSON MISSISSIPPI WESSON MISSISSIPPI WESSON MOTOR COMPANY L I60 I I I I I I I I I I I x , , l O rfgwg l 0 4 ' ' O' I1 I A l ' .Q -' , .sb . . , n . f 0 .v, ' . 'vi ' . , lin . 9 I - S ' mn .jm I 40 X I , X , -4.'. . . 4' . O. 0 ' , Q b O A , ' A ' A 0 ' ' 1+ v 0 0 .Q Q . U 0 , ,vig ' . I I . - ! 0 I I Q' O If I Q