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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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ET HARVEY Dedication Because she and Co-Lin work and walk hand in hand . . . we, The sTaff of The 1960 Trillium in sincere appreciation, love, respeci, anol graiiiude for her years of sacri- ficial service, do oleolicaie This book To . . . MISS LULA STEVENS Miss Lula Stevens 'xx W, ,,V, , , , , ,,.w:wy - b 1. 2 ' 1 This Is Our C0llege . As We See It A place which comes To be a liTe, Tull and encompassing. A liTe of ioy - The joy oT vicTory, oT Triendship, of saTisTacTion. A life of sTruggle - The sTruggle Tor grades, Tor populariTy, Tor honor. A life of exciTemenT - over The TirsT TooTball vicTory, over The TirsT college daTe, over The VVho's Who nomina- Tion, over The beauTy pageanT, over The band Trip. The crovvded booksTores, The nighTly sTudy in The library, The deTerminaTion To make Phi TheTa Kappa, and The dream of graduaTion - all go inTo our search Tor learning. The imporTanT highlighTs - The game vviTh SouThvvesT, vviTh Hinds, Fresh- man Day, The ChrisTmas PageanT, The OpereTTa, Religious Emphasis Week, STunT NighT, Thanksgiving - and The daily rouTine - 7:50 classes, caTeTeria lines, book sTore daTes aT 9:15 - mingle To make The college Tor us. College becomes a realiTy as alive as The sTudenTs Themselves. The college is sharp memories of happiness, oT love, of spiriT which reTurn To each oT us as we recall Copiah-Lincoln. As a ninTh grade high school sTu- denT, as a TirsT semesTer Treshman, or a graduaTing sophomore, you have Tound as parT of you, This - OUR COLLEGE. Contents TITLE PAGE DEDICATION A YEAR IN BRIEF SERVICE ADMINISTRATION FACULTY PUBLICATION ACADEMIC KNOWLEDGE SPIRIT WORSHIP PROFESSIONAL ATHLETIC MUSIC FEATURES ACTIVITY BEAUTY ATTAINMENT PHI THETA KAPPA HALL OF FAME ADVERTISEMENTS The cheerleaders arouse the stu- dent body and the football team to action by yelling Fightl Fight! Fight! at the first pep rally of the year which was held in the audi- torium ofthe college. Fun, Friends, Actimty, ti? ffl? The first football game of the year is now history. Only a few band members, Colettes, and spectators remain. The Co-Lin Wolves have iust defeated the Southwest Bears by a score of 36 to O. I0 The cheerleaders become so ab sorbed in the game that they for get to yell. 4 Mil' all-'QW , Ltr ,, the T -lg' -W ' 1 - W. and Fellowship Miss Brumfield acts as Mistress ot Ceremonies for the tirst partyiot the year which was held on the tennis court. The Combo, consisting ot Chippy Barton, Kelly Stegall, Tommy Bradshaw, David Lawless, Gene Spence, Harry Franklin, and Mur- ry Pevey furnished the music for the dancers. The tirst get acquainted party of the year always attracts a large crowd ot students. Glen Vaughn Nancy Conn, Nelson Wheeler Marilyn Cooke and others relax and have tun. Gunsmoke commands his Dogs to hail the Sopho- mores as lords and masters of Freshman Day. V? msd pwmfi X in ' G wif f,xAf,weW, if 5 V .- ,,.., .. . - ' a r QQ, cw? , ,V A . 5 l Freshman Da, IIIIIW I2 MIIEIIE Robert Ogden and other lovvly freshmen entertain a group in front of the bookstore by dancing the hula. From '6D0gs to MRulers The Queen of Freshman Day, Coleen King of Meaolville, sianols between her friends, Mary Elizabeth Pigolt and Linda Saxon. King Glen Mullins of McCall Creek poses for The TRILLIUM phoiographer. Homecoming Activity g L Alumni president, Mrs. Ruby Larkin ot Brookhaven, is among the tirst to register for Homecoming. Looking on are President Fortenberry, J. M. Lewis, president- elect of the Alumni Association, and Letba Sauls, a '60 sophomore. Queen Beverly King of Mead- ville, is assisted from her auto- mobile by her escort Larry Dickerson, also ot Meadville, just prior to her coronation. Alums, Decorations, A Coronation t 'f , ,332-if-. A, H A reception was held in the lobby of the Freshman Women's dormitory im- mediately after the program. Alumni and guests are seen around the punch i bowl. l ll i To welcome the Alums the sophomores deco- rated the dining hall with artistic murals which k 'B depicted outstanding historical events ot 1929, l939, l949, and 1959. Classes ot these four years were honored at this Home-coming. The sophomore girls were de- lighted upon their return to tind a completely new dormi- tory: tile baths, tile floors, ve- netian blinds, roomy closets with sliding doors, and nevv furniture, but the most vvon- derful thing ot all, a tully furnished lobby complete with television! Buildings Exterior and Interior Sophomore girls are novv proud To display Their stuffed animals in Their afiraciive rooms. ,r J, ,W ,wi of Dramatic Action and Entertainment ti if ef if fzezas' 9 ,,.., a 1 .f f qi ff ef '97 , , fy 7 if f KV! 5 fi' I . ,-Q.. W1 an ff fi If if-I1 l.- f 0 f iw 4 V , mafia? Z ff 1 iff 5' f , , 1 jo' af' be Assemblies can be fun . . , sometimes! Murry Pevey, Jerry Butler, Katie Crawford, and Becky Henry star in the Dramatics Clulo production Which ls the Way to Boston? A Familiarity . 1 1 .1 11 1 1 5 1 1 f 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 . JM':,,,,,,7, 11 11 1 1 1 1 5 T fd 153 1 1 -o--1 Q .1 1.3 2 1 1 5 A Part of You - This - Our College 1 ,22 ,, M QQ, ,, 5 'KS . 1 il? ..m.- 5 , 1, wg. :. N 44 5 X, I, -Q 4, Q ' , 'Si +f-5?fgf,.:, SWA f':f5xEf1P ff- ss 1 YN Nia z., ww rfw aigj ., ' Q- gy,-J mf' f X X Nw ffm Ram a,-gf5,,. X ,ww X ,us S Q Qf,N .gy nf QQ ,W H3 XS , F wat' . x, . wi XM, sr ' 0 X Q ,f .W,. fa A' wiv.. .- Q, X, .X 51,5 W-W -W , X 221 f Nh cf WAN W fu Mr. F. M. Fortenberry President COPIAH-LINCCDLN JUNICR COLLEGE WESSON, MISSISSIPPI F. M. FORTENBERRY Presldent 1960 To the Sophomore Class of 1960 May I take this opportunity to express my thanks and appreciation to each member of this class . During your years at Copiah-Lincoln every member of your class has made some contribution to the college. Many of you have found places of leadership in student affairs , athletics, and other campus activities , and through these have made your influence felt by the entire student body. As you leave us this year, it is our wish for you that each will find his or her place of leadership and service in the senior college of your choice, or in your chosen profes- sion or occupation. If you will always remember that service to your community, your church, and your fellow men is the most rewarding life you can live,.then each of you will succeed, and by your success, we at Copiah-Lincoln will have succeeded. May God's richest blessings go with each of you, and may He watch over and lead you as you lend unselfish service to Him and your fellow man . Very sincerely , 2.7114 FMF:ags E. F. Anderson Fred W. Anderson I. S. Bass Robert Boling Mrs. G. P. Brown COPIAH COUNTY George Marx A. B. Barlow Paul Edwards W. E. Hood Paul D. Armstrong SIMPSON COUNTY Garfield May Fordie Walker W. P. Harris Louis Thompson Charles Bradford Board of Trustees W. S. Henley President R. E. REA Secretary Pence Brown Bart Calcote Grady Callender Sturge Dodds Horace Godbold NEW MEMBERS: Mrs. Ruby B. Larkin and Bernell Berry Board of Supervisors E. Ray lzard Frank Lowery Dr. Otho Messer A. F. Parkinson S. P. Torrey LINCOLN COUNTY Nelson Case Jim Coker Louie Entrican Leroy Leggett Kinzie Reeves FRANKLIN COUNTY Ernest Zumbro P. L. Lofton Frank Allen Lee Hester John Ducker ii 251 ?l ii Ji i ii fi i. ii iz il. 1 i fl ii i i ,i i I Miss LULA STEVENS MR. M. RAY BUSBY Dean of Women Dean of Men ii 'i S i 1 i i i 1 . i i 'f MR. JAMES M. LEWIS MR. B. F. HUNTER High School Principal Regisfrar-Guidance Q i 2s , MRS. FANNIE M. BOUTVVELL Assistant Dietitian MISS DELORES BRUMFIELD Physical Education M.S., Mississippi Southern College MRS. VIVIAN A. BYRD Social Science MA., Mississippi Southern College MR. E. FOREST CASE, JR. Mathematics B.S., Mississippi State University MR. EDSEL COATS Piano, Voice, Chorus B.Mus. Ed., Mississippi Southern College MR. BEN H. DOUGLAS Science BS., Mississippi College MRS. REBA DURR Dietitian MRS. F. M. FORTENBERRY Business MA., University of Mississippi MR. B. R. FRAZIER Social Science M.A., George Peabody College tor Teachers MISS JULIA GUESS Theory and Voice M.A., Columbia University MISS WILLIE MAE HAMILL English M.A., University ot Alabama MR. E. WALLACE HARGON Assistant Coach, High School Science, Social Science B.S., Northeast Louisiana State College MR. DWIGHT A. HARRIS Auto-Mechanics MRS. E. T. HARVEY English M.A., Louisiana State University MR. MORRIS JACOBS Vocational-Technical B.S., North Teicas State College MR. CHARLIE J. KING High School Coach Social Studies, B.A., Mississippi College MRS. J. R. LANDRESS High School English BA., Blue Mountain College MR. J. R. LANDRESS Speech BA., Mercer University MISS ALLIE LEE LOFTON Nurse R.N., Kings Daughters Hospital MRS. MARY LEE McDONALD Dormitory Hostess MR. A. J. MANGUM, JR. Footloall-Athletic Director B.S., Mississippi Southern College MISS PERRY LOU MILNER English M.S,, Mississippi Southern College MRS. GRAYDON L. MULLEN Faculty House Hostess MR. GRAYDON L. MULLEN Business Manager MR. T. S. MYERS Agriculture M.S., Mississippi State University MRS. FRANK OSVVALT Librarian Certificate in Library Science, Peabody College fi .. i il 3 l Ll il MR. CHARLES PHILLIPS Bible Th.M., Southern Baptist li Theological Seminary MRS. R. S. PURSER English .ii BA., Drury it fi MR. C. A. REYNOLDS l Mathematics 5 M.A., Mississippi Southern College lg li MRS. SARA RICHARDSON ll Chemistry M.S.C.S., University ot Mississippi tl l MR. ALTON Nl. RICKS Physical Education L Basketball MA., University ot Q Mississippi 2 MRS. VV. T. RUTLEDGE Commerce is 5 E B.S., Mississippi State College tor Women A 29 l MR. VV. T. RUTLEDGE Music-Piano M.Music, Mississippi Southern College MR. BOONE SHELTON Publicity Director B.A., Mississippi College MRS. GROVER SMITH Secretary A.A., Copialw-Lincoln Junior College MR. GROVER SMITH Vocational Agriculture B.S., Mississippi State University MRS. RUBY PEARL SMITH Assistant Bookkeeper A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College MR. VV. R. STRICKLAND Science M.A., Mississippi Soutlriern College MR. JACK THOMAS Vocational-Technical B.S., North Texas State College MRS. FRED E. THOMPSON Mathematics B.A., Asbury College MR. FRED E. THOMPSON Business M.B.A., University ot Mississippi MISS SARAH L. WEAVER Home Economics M.S., Mississippi Southern College MISS ZELLE VVEEMS Social Science M.A., Mississippi Southern College MR. CLYDE WILSON Band M. Music, Vanclercook College ---N ,,,,,Qf-fe-fft W ' 32 X VVYLODENE RUSHING . . , Y.,, ,. ,,..,, E d ifor ROBERT TUGGLE .. ,S ssss Business Manager Trillium Staff MRS. E. T. HARVEY, Sponsor if-Q - i CLASSES Carolyn Fauver - Editor Carolyn Westbrook Lynda Byrd SNAPSHOTS Eric Chamberlain - Editor Wanda Cothern Ray Strange Claudean Chadwick Carolyn Case Elizabeth Fortenberry ACTIVITIES Margaret Nancy Conn - Editor Jimmy Harrington Ralph Taylor Trillium Staff - 1960 FEATURES Jane Bell - Editor Dorothy Cummings - Kay McCaleb Becky Henry FACULTY Jo Ann Britt- Editor Norma Jean Smith Nancy Siler ADS Assistant Editor Robert Tuggle - Editor Ella Jo Russell James Miller SPO RTS Ann Leonard - Editor Nelson Wheeler Pittman Calhoun ART Melvin White - Editor George O'Neil Sylvia Busby Betty Derrick TYPISTS' Dorothy Cummings Jo Ann Britt Win. Typusts for the Trrlllum staff were Dorothy Cummmgs and Jo Ann Britt The different edntors of the Trillium staff were Ann Leonard Sports Wylodene Rushing Editor Carolyn Fauver Classes Robert Tuggle Busmess Manager Jo Ann Brltt Faculty Dorothy Cummmgs Features Eruc Chamberlaun Snapshots Melvnn Whnte Art George ONeul Art 34 ..,.s,..,.-,,.M,,,.,,...,WM ,,-, , V S ,X ,, ,, ,,,, y 5 fd . I , Q A 'ml , rn. V , I , 2 , 2 , i , I , : , , , , , - .. V. e, A In -1. 19' r Q . C L E 2 1 n Q i E F E S S E S 35 if W :vW,,,,HMWQ- f f .- 1 if , 1 M , . ,lv 4, If f 2 gh f ,, '- xo 2. A. .:...1.,.m-he I 4 f - ' . XI , , 57 ' f f yy f I, ff! 25 ff f 7 f' X I 1 J 7 A Q ' Q , 1 7 Z, . I 35 'mv ff .4 YN V 1. , 7' A 5' ,. f ,X 3 . ii W Q 11 i 1 'A Q ,f 4 A 9, Y. K, .wl,f Q, IQ' W, W 'K ' f V. Ir ,R ,ml ' ,f-W' 'ff .1 A 5 I mme ,INWWNA , Vg, KW Y ff ff f ,.., wig V , ff, 52255 ,,, ln. o. F - 'xx N 4 , x 4 1 G.. ' 'I s u x, ,, xv j 'Xa .- 3 1 1 'C K 1 Q-,,. f 5' 'S ophomore Class Officers f. , ':'g.-W, L, l if, . 'A Kaz?-f l. l Left to right: Glenda Smith, vice-president, Beverly King, treasurer, Miss Zelle Weerns, sponsor, Mr Clyde Wilson, sponsor, Mary Ethel Dykes, secretary, Johnny Rice, president. yr I WAYNE FORREST ASHMORE Brookhaven JERRY LYNN BARBER Hazlehurst WILLIS JOE BARNES Magee WAYNE MALCOLM BASS McComb WM. , ELIZABETH JANE BELL Crystal Springs W 'il'-nf S.C.A. I, Vice-President Ip Annual Staff I, 2, Dramatics Club I, 2, B.S.U. I, 2, Cheerleader I, 2, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Chemistry Club I, College Chorus 2 DANIEL BUFORD BERRY Pinola Football I, 2, Track li College Chorus I, 2, Operetta I, 2 MILDRED LUCRETIA BISHOP Pinola Y.W.C.A. I, Homecoming Maid I, 25 Class Officer, Treas- urer ig College Chorus 1, 2, Ensemble 25 Operetta If Phi Theta Kappa I, 2, Vice-President 2, E.S.O.C. I ARTHUR LEON BOYTE Roxie Dramatics Club 'Sill- Fin ROBERT LEWIS BROWN Magee B.S,U. 1, 2 PAUL ELLIOTT BRYANT New Hebron KENNETH BU RN ETTE Bogue Chilfo HILDA RAY BU RT Brookhaven YW.A I Tre urer 2- Colle e Chorus 1, 25 B.S.U. I, 25 . . , as , g S.C.A. 2, Vice-President 2 MARY ALICE BOZEMAN Jayess Wesley Foundation I, 25 Y.W.C.A. I, 25 I.R.C. l, 25 Home Economics Club I GLYNN ALLEN BRADSHAW Liberty JO AN N BRITT Brookhaven Y.W.C.A. 25 B.S.U. I, B.S.U. Council 25 Annual Staff I, 25 College Chorus 25 College Trio 2 JERALD LEON BROWN Morrero, Louisiana SYLVIA BUSBY Bogue Chitto Y.W.C.A. 1, 25 Y.W.A. 25 Annual Staff 25 B.S.U. 1, 2 GERALD DAVIS BUSH Mendenhall GERALD EUGENE BUTLER Brookhaven I Chemistry Club 1, 2, Treasurer 25 l.R.C. 1, 2, President 1 25 Dramatics Club 1, 25 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, President 25 Band 1 ARTIE LOY CALCOTE McCall Creek Y.W.C.A. 1, 25 Wesley Foundation 1, 25 Band 15 College Chorus 1, 2 QP'-'-5. 'ww lou, WV' 'Wit BERNITA BELLE CALCOTE Brookhaven Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Treasurer 25 College Chorus 1, 25 Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Secretary 1, President 25 Home Econom- ics Club 1, 25 Future Teachers Club 1, 25 S.C.A. 1, 2, Program Chairman 25 Chemistry Club 1 DALE RAYMOND CALCOTE Loyd Star SEYMOUR PITTMAN CALHOUN Monticello Y.M.C.A, 1, 25 Annual Staff 2 CAROLYN CASE Sontag Y.W.C.A. 1, 25 Most Beautiful 15 Y.W.A. 25 Annual Staff 25 Colettes 25 B.S.U. 1, 2 T' 'Xi-. Kin ALBERT ELZIE CHANCE Wesson S.C.A. Council 2 ERNESTINE CLIBURN Silver Creek Y.W.A. 'I, 27 Y.W.C.A. 'I7 B.S.U Staff 17 College Chorus I, 2 IRA EDVVYN COATES Mendenhall Football 2 VIRGINIA FAYE COKER Brookhaven Y.W.C.A. I, 27 B.S.U. l, 2 Quan I, 2, Officer 2i Annual EDWIN VERSIE CASE Brookhaven Chemistry Club l LILLIAN HELEN CASE Brookhaven B.S.U. I, 27 French Club I7 Y.W.C.A. 'I CLAUDEAN CHADWICK Hazlehursf Colehe I, 27 Y.W.C.A. I, 27 Operetfa 'I7 B.S.U. I, 27 Y.W.A. I, 27 College Chorus I7 Beauty I7 Favorite I7 Annual Sfaff 27 Ensemble I ERIC SPENCE CHAMBERLAIN Fayette Wesley Foundation l, 2, Vice-President 27 Annual Sfaff 2 JOE A. COMBS, Ill Roxie WEN DELL COTH ERN Vidalia, Louisiana WANDA SERELLE COTHREN Natchez Wesley Foundation l, 2, l.R.C. 2, Annual Staff 2, Y.W.C.A. T, 2, Y.W.A. 2, Future Teachers Club 2 KATIE GRACE CRAWFORD Magnolia Dramatics Club 1, 2, l.R.C. 2, Operetta T, 2, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, Aff'-itpanist for College Chorus and Ensemble I, 2 HAY' Wir DOROTHY SUE CUMMINGS Brookhaven French Club l, 2, Vice-President lp Phi Theta Kappa l, 2, Treasurer 2, Y.W.C.A. 2, Chemistry Club 2, Secretary 2, Future Teachers Club l, 2, Vice-President 2, Annual Staff 2 RANDALL CUPIT Union Church Chemistry Club I BETTY JOYCE DERRICK Wesson BS.U. l, 2, Council 2, College Chorus 1, 2, Ensemble I, 27 Phi Theta Kappa l, 27 Operetta l: French Club T, Reporter, Annual Staff l, 2 JOHN T. DERRYBERRY Brookhaven MMS I we ear'-I by IRMA DEAN EITEL Enterprise Y.W.C.A. 2, B.S.U. 2 DAVID RICHARD ENTRICAN Wesson Chemistry Club I7 Band 2 CAROLYN L. FAUVER Brookhaven af JUN Dramatics 'I, 27 Annual Staff 27 Y.W.C.A. I, 27 B.S.U. I, 2 JAMES DARRELL FLATT Sesser, Illinois Basketball I, 2 VIVIAN LEE DOUGLAS Wesson Colette I7 Annual Staff I7 F.T.A. I7 B.S.U. 27 Y.W.C.A. I ROBERTA DUNGAN Natchez B.S.U. 1, 2, Council I, 27 Y.W.C.A. I, 27 Y.W.A. 1, 27 S.C.A. Council I, 27 l.R.C. 17 College Chorus I REUBEN DYER Wesson MARY ETHEL DYKES Meadville Band I, 27 Colette 2j Y.W.C.A. I, 27 Y.W.C.A. Chorister I, Vice-President 27 B.S.U. I, 2, Council 27 F.T.A. 27 Sophomore Class Secretary GEORGE WASHINGTON FLOWERS Wesson ELIZABETH ANN FORTENBERRY Hazlehurst Phi Theta Kappa 1, 27 Y.W.C.A. l, 25 Annual Staff 25 College Chorus 21 Y.W.A. 2 ROY FORTENBERRY Pinola Basketball I, 2 HARRY LEE FRANKLIN Porf Gibson Band I, 27 Combo 1, 27 Agriculture Club 2 Wav' fi ROBERT HUGH FREEMAN Hazlehursf DALE EUGENE GALLAGH ER Natchez VERSIE RAE GAY UONESD McCall Creek Y.w.C,A. 1, 2, s.s.u. 1, 2 GERALD MARCEL GUNDLACH New Orleans, La. Football 1, 25 Track 1, 2 JAMES PRESTON HART Enterprise LINDA GALE HEDGLIN Bogue Chitto Y.W.C.A, 1, 2, Y.W.A. 2, B.S.U. 1, 2 GEORGE PATRICK HENNINGTON Wesson Football l, 25 Freshman Class Vice-President5 Class Fa- vorite l MARY REBECCA HENRY Durant B.S.U. l, 2, Council 25 College Chorus l, 2, Ensemble l, 2, Operetta l, College Trio 25 Y.W.C.A. l, 2, Cabinet 25 Annual Staff 25 Dramatics Club 25 Y.W.A. l RINDA SUE HALEY Wesson Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Y.W.A. 2 CARSTEN HANSEN Hazlehurst LOUIS HARLAN Hazlehurst Y.M.C.A. 1 JERRY H. HARPER Hazlehurst Band l, 25 Y.M.C.A. l, 25 Dramatics Club l, 25 College Chorus 25 Chemistry l, 25 B.S.U. 'l, 2 532. -fsfw-1' BETTY JEAN HILL Meadville Y.W.C.A. I, 2, Vice-President I, President 2, B.S.U. I, 2, Council 2, I.R,C. I, 2, Annual Staff I EDWIN E. HOOD Hazlehurst Band I, 2, Chemistry Club I, 2 JAMES C. JERNIGAN Crystal Springs Band 2 JERRY KENIERLING Natchez We Vik 'VME was N-.isnt 'gf T'1 lIp' ' 'Rs ullr Y 'ht' BEVERLY ANN KING Meadville Band I, 2, Colette I, Head Colette 2, F.T.A. Club I, Phi Theta Kappa I, 2, I.R.C. Club I, 2, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, Chem- istry Club I, 2, Home Ec. Club I, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Class Favorite I, Homecoming Court I, Home- coming Queen 2 CARROLL J. KLAR Wesson I JAMES cum LEA Natchez SCARLETT RIVERS LEE I Mendenhall Y.W.C.A. I ,2, Officer 2, Class Favorite I, Cheerleader I, 2, Head Cheerleader 2, Homecoming Court 2 GQ-.sf mam-'yi JW' Wu +121 A, L, WENDELL CURTIS McMILLAN Mendenhall Football I, 2 LARRY VAN MEESE Wesson Track I J. P. MOAK Bogue Chirfo Chemistry Club I, 2 THOMAS ELLIOT MOAK Summit Band I, 25 Chemistry Club I, 27 Y.M.C.A. I, 2 JIMMY LEROY LEGO Grayson, Louisiana ANNIE RUTH LEONARD Bogue Chifro Dramafics Club I, 27 Y.W.C.A. 'I, 2: Annual Staff 2 ROBERT EDWARD LOWERY Washinglon Band I, 2 CHARLES WILLIAM MCGEHEE McCall Creek .gn GARY LAWRENCE MOONEY Roxie B.S.U. l, 2, Council I, 27 Brotherhood I MARC-:IE RUTH MORGAN Wesson FRANCES CAROLYN MULLEN Brookhaven College Chorus 1, Operefta 27 Y.W.A. 27 F.T.A. 27 Y.W.C.A. I, 2, Officer 2 DIANE ELIZABETH MYERS Silver Creek Y.W.C.A. I, 2j Band T7 Phi Theta Kappa 'I, 2j Y.W.A. 27 B.S.U. 1, 2 lim BOOTH ROBBIN NATIONS Enterprise BENNIE MARVIN NESMITH Port Gibson Football 27 Basketball I7 Track 'l, 27 Baseball 27 Chemistry Club I, 2 DON JAY N EVELS Brookhaven BILLY DANE NEWMAN Utica Football 27 Track 2 MARION LARON REEVES Bogue Chitto Chemistry Club 2, I.R.C. 2, College Chorus 2 JOE FRANK RICE Wesson JOHNNY RAY RICE Wesson Class President l, 2, Phi Theta Kappa I, 2, President 2, E.S.O.C. I, 2, Chairman 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Y.M.C.A. 2 S.C.A. 2, Chemistry Club I, 2 WYLODENE RUSHING McCall Creek Y.W.C.A. I, 2, President 2, Y.W.A. I, 2, Secretary I, An- nual Staff I, 2, Editor 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Council 2, Phi Theta Kappa I, 2, S.C.A. Council I, 2, French Club I, F.T.A. 2, E.S.O.C. 2 GEORGE EDWARD O'N EAL Meadville Annual Staff I, 2, Band I, 2 LYNN ROBERT O'Neal Hazlehurst MURRY LOUIS PEVEY Monticello College Chorus I, 2, Band I, 2, Dramatics Club I, 2 B.S.U, 1, 2, Council 2, Y.M.C.A. I, 2, Brotherhood I, 2 President 2, F.T.A. 'I, 2, S.C.A. Council 2 JAMES CLINTON REEVES Hazlehurst ELLA JO RUSSELL Monticello Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, B.s.u. 1, 2, Y.W,A. 2, Annual sta HAROLD LESTER RUTLAN D Wesson MAXIE CAREY RUTLAND Monticello Football 2j Track T RALPH MITCHELL SANDERS Mendenhall Football I, 2 , Nr' wi LETHA MAE SAULS Monticello Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Secretary 25 Chemistry Club 1 MA A , 2, Secretary 25 S.C.A. Council 27 Y.W.C.A. l, 25 l.R.C. 1, 25 F,T.A. 27 Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award WILBER C. SHELL Meadville Y.M.C.A. 1, 25 Dramafics Club 2 WILLIAM vvooo sHELtoN Ripley NANCY KAY SILER Jackson Y.W.C.A. 1, 25 Annual Staff 25 B.S.U. 1, 2, Council 25 College Chorus T, 2, Operetta 1, Ensemble 27 French Club 2 'vig 'av-inn-Q,- GLEN DA FAY SMITH Brookhaven i' , M, B.S.U. 1, 2, Secretary 1, President 2, Freshman Class Secretary, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, E.S.O.C. 2, Colette 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Y.W.A. 1, Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent JIMMY CARROLL SMITH Loyd Sfar NORMA JEAN SMITH Brookhaven Annual Staff 1, 2, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, College Chorus 2, Col- lege Trio 2 JAMES B. SIMON, JR. Hazlehursf MALCOLM EDWARD SMALL Sonfag Chemistry Club 1 DAVID ABN ER SMITH Brookhaven GERALD H. SMITH Wesson F.T.A. 1, 2 Wnlltnsvl'- THOMAS JERRY SMITH Wesson Band Manager T, 2, Wesley Foundation 2 LEXFORD SPEED Seminary LYNNELL GENE SPENCE Brookhaven Chemistry Club 2 WALTER KELLY STEGALL Hazlehurst Band I, 2, Combo I, 2, B.S.U. 1 giai.. ,ynP'! QQ' ANNA MYRTIS STOREY Wesson Westminister Fellowship l, 2 GENE ALLISON STRAIT Loyd Star RAY CLARK STRANGE Brookhaven Band l, 25 l.R.C. 1, 2, Officer I, 27 French Club 'lp Y.M.C.A. l, 2, Officer 2, State Vice-President Y.M.C.A. 2, Dramatics Club 2, Brotherhood 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, S.C.A. 2, President 2, College Chorus lg E.S.O,C. 27 Annual Staff 2 JAMES DOYLE STROUD Union Church DONALD ED SULLIVAN Bude Y.M.C.A. 1, 2 CHARLES ELDRED SWAIN Hazlehursf BARBARA ANN TEMPLE Meadville Y.W.C.A. I, 27 Colettes I, 27 F.T.A. 2, B.S.U. I, 2 TOMMY FRED TILLMAN Crystal Springs CAROLYN TOWNSEND Brookhaven Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Chemisiry Club 1, 2, B.S.U. 1, 2 ROBERT JOSEPH TUGGLE Magee I.R.C. 2, F.T.A. I, 2, Annual Staff I, 2, Business Manager 2, College Chorus I, 2, Y.M.C.A. 2, B.S.U. I, 2 JIM EDDIE WADE Wesson JOYCE WALKER Magee B.S.U. 2 53 1 I POLLY FAYE WHITE Pinola Home Economics Club I 2 Vice Pres'd t gl' , , - 1 en I, I.R.C. I, 2, Program Chairman 2, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, Chemistry Club I, 2, College Chorus I, 2 ALVIE WILKINSON, JR. Meadville THOMAS E. WILLIAMS Smithdale Y.M.C.A. 1 JOHNNIE C. WILSON Hazlehurst GLORIA ELAINE WALL Brookhaven Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Y.W.A. 1, 2, Officer 2 SYLVIA WATSON Eddiceton Cheerleader I, 2, Bancl I, 2, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, B.S.U. I, 2 CAROLYN WESTBROOK Summit Wesley Foundation I, 2, Program Chairman 2, Annual Staff 2, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, College Chorus I, I.R.C. I, 2 MELVIN SMITH WHITE Sontag College Chorus 2, Band 2, Annual Staff 2, B.S.U. 2, Dramatics Club 2 ff 1 ITIS 2 CHARLES E. YATES Monticello Band Manager I, 2, F.T.A. 'I, 2 tx . Freshman Class Ufficers -d?Q42W2NWKk 4... .,.. .....- Left to right: Betty Taylor Brown, Thomas Bradshaw, Miss Delores Brumfield, Sammy Varnado, and Rachel Farrar. The Leadership for The 1959-1960 Freshman Class was comprised of Tommy Bradshaw, president, Sammy Varnado, vice-president, Betty Taylor Brown, secre- tary, Rachael Farrar, Treasurer, and sponsors Miss Delores Brumfield and Mr. Boone Shelton fnof picturedj. i i E Bl li' li 1. i i l 5 l I -.-Wm WSH MW? JIMMY EUGENE ANDERSON Hazlehursr BILLY BUCK ASHLEY Wesson LI NDA FAYE ASHLEY Pinola GEORGE DENT BAILEY Mendenhall DAVID DAL BAKER Summit VIRGINIA LEE BALLARD Brookhaven ALVA ROQUELL BARBER Forest CHIPPY VON BARTON Crystal Springs ARCHIE BASS New Hebron JEAN ELLEN ABERNATHY Hazlehurst JAMES GLEN ADAMS Smifhdale JAMES HOWELL AHREND Hazlehursi' GLENN DALE AINSWORTH Harrisville RUBY JOYCE AINSWORTH Mize ANN GAIL ALEXANDER Monticello ww.: A if if fuk EVELYN ELAINE BEACH Hazlehurst KENNETH DEWITT BISHOP Hazlehurst DORIS SUE BOGGAN Pinola JAMES LEE BOWMAN Natchez LAMAR WENDELL BOYTE Natchez THOMAS T. BRADSHAW Brandon Q3 .,,6h, iA,'M, 5'1 L-QUQMUV' Wav WTA K JAMES RULON BRADY Loyd Star FLOYE ANNETTE BRENT Wesson GEORGE W. BREWER Loyd Star LARRY BRELAND BRIDGES Crystal Springs DONALD LEROY BRISTER Enterprise ALBERT RAY BROCK Harrisville BETTY TAYLOR BROWN Pinola ROBERT WESLEY BROWN Bogue Chitto VIRGINIA ELENA BROUSSARD Baton Rouge, Louisiana DAVID RONALD CARNELL Natchez CLINTON E. CARRAWAY Meadville MARGARET ANNELL CARRAWAY Meadville CHARLES MONROE CASE Loyd Star HARRY LANE CASE Loyd Star RANDOLPH BRUCE CHAMBERLAIN Fayette JAMES MELVIN CHANNELL Hazlehurst MARGARET NANCY CONN Jayess DONALD KEITH COOK Crystal Springs SARAH KAY BUFKIN Monticello JIMMY E. BURRIS McCall Creek JOHNNY POWELL BYRD Brookhaven LINDA DEAN BYRD Brookhaven MAY ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Baton Rouge, Louisiana MARY CAROLYN CARLISLE Fair Oak Springs MARILYN COOKE Crystal Springs AMY JEAN COOLEY Monricelfo MINNIE LOU COOLEY Meadville ROBERT EWELL COOPER Brookhaven JANICE MURIEL CORBAN Meadville JAMES EARL COTHERN Lucien IDA LEA COVINGTON Jackson JACKIE G. CUPIT Washington G. JANE DAVIS Smifhdale MARY ROENA DAVIS Wesson SANDRA JUNE DEAN Bude ROBERT BOYD DEER Bude JANET CARMEN DIAZ Brookhaven GUY LARRY DICKERSON McCall Creek EDWIN BROWN DODDS Hazlehursf ,W 151 Annlii ylkefi' ma- .x IE 5 ? 3, JESSE FRANK FARRAR Liberty RACHAEL LORAI NE FARRAR Wesson WALTON H. FLOYD Magee CHARLES PHILIP FORTENBERRY Bogue Chitto LINDA LOU ISE FORTEN BERRY Brookhaven JOE RAY FOSTER New Hebron MARTHA ANN FOSTER Fan Oak Sprmgs FRANK ELWIN GAMMILL Umon Church LILLIE FAYE GARDNER Hazlehurst ELIZABETH MAY DOUGLAS Brookhaven RICHARD EARL DOUGLAS Enterprise ROY EUGENE DREW Crystal Springs LELA SUE DUCKWORTH Pinola JERRY dvxss Monticello DIANE EASTERLING Fayette RK MN ,1 'Th -1 S6-fo R6 ,..-mug., YB X nal? ROBERT GRAFTON GATES Mendenhall JERRY GILLIS Brookhaven S. REBECCA GRICE Bogue Chitto VICTOR MARCEL GRICE Brookhaven JOHNNY RAY GU LLEDGE Mendenhall CARROLL JOE GUNNELL Ruth dlhk DENNIS HOWARD GUYNES Hazlehurst ERVIN ALFRED GUYNES Wesson NORA BETH HALFORD Meadville JESSIE MAE HAMRICK Brookhaven JERRY B. HARPER Monticello LINDA HARPER Crystal Springs JIMMY HARRINGTON Brookhaven MARY ESTHER HAWKINS Liberty JAKE WILLIAM HEARD Hazlehurst 'WFK WM' WWW' 'Lf ' ,4-Ln -.,, KK 7 wwww...,,4 '01w1M,,wg 59' Y lf' I I I X JAMES PAUL HUNTER Rayville, Louisiana WILMER BURNETTE HUTSON Wesson THOMAS DAVID HUTTO Yazoo City I RUDOLPH NEAL HYNUM , Pattison I I I I VIOLA KEEN JACKS Brookhaven I RUSSELL WILLIAM JACKSON Roxie JOHN BURT JAMES Bruce BOBBIE N ELL KEYS Wesson ELSIE FAY KEYS Wesson II - 62 A-J' -we WAYNE HESTER Roxie GLENN GERALD HILTON Brookhaven DON JEFFERY HOLIFIELD Brookhaven ZULA LOUFRAN HOLMAN Fayerfe FRANCIS FLoYD Hoon Hazlehursf TOMMY RABE HUGHES Wesson 030'- 'L Q K-nf i' aiu ' up 'T' RALPH SIDNEY KINCADE Brookhaven COLEEN MARGUERITE KING Meadville MARY DELL KING Bogue Chirfo CHARLES DAVID LAWLESS Crystal Springs CHARLES SIDNEY LEWIS, JR. Crowley, Louisiana PATSY NELL LEWIS Smirhdale 'ww- Navman-6 My 462' 'U' 211' '-or Q sf AQQAJ GQ 'C' fav !,,,..,h 52 AIS' qw W FLEET HILTON LOFTON West Lincoln KATHERINE ANNE MCCALEB Port Gibson KENNETH EUGENE MCCARDLE Hazlehursf DAVID MCDANIEL Bude HENRY DAVID MCGEE Loyd Star JAYNE MCGRATH Brookhaven E. B. McNEELY Roxie RITA FAYE MALONE Lucien SHIRLEY ANNETTE MARTIN Bude sin-A-.M 63 4dUwau,,,,. Wm W Kiev! mlfwfln-mga. .-:awww W4,yM,,,Wi..,, VIRGINIA GAIL MOONEY Roxie TIM MORGAN Tallulah, Louisiana JAMES GALE MORRIS Crystal Springs ROBERT LEE MORRIS Hazlehursf EDDIE GLEN MULLINS McCall Creek EMILY KAY MULLINS Pinola ERNEST LORONSY MUNN Wesson ELLIS COOPER MYERS Silver Creek LOIS JACQUELYN MYERS Eddicefon RENA HIXON MATTHEWS Natchez WILLIE DANIEL MATTHEWS Crystal Springs WILLIE ESTES MATTHEWS Florence PATSY RUTH MAYFIELD Crystal Springs JAMES DANIEL MILLER Brookhaven PATRICIA ANN MOAK Bogue Chirfo EMILY GYN ELL NATIONS Wesson LINDELL KAY NELSON Monticello ROBERT N. OGDEN Natchez LINFIELD LENOX OGLESBY Meadville GWENDOLYN SUE O'NEIL Jackson JACKIE A. O'NEIL Jackson 1 iw JOHNNY RANEE PANZICA Brookhaven CLYDE MARVIN PARKER Hazlehurst ROBERT ESTES PARSONS West Lincoln JACK MICHAEL PATTERSON Mendenhall MAMI E CONCHETTA PIAZZA Rodney MARY ELIZABETH PIGOTT Tylertown JAMES CLAUDE POWELL Georgetown MARY ANN PRATHER Meadville BARBARA JEAN PRESTRIDGE Crystal Springs Anwar-wwf-44. DONALD LEON RUSHING McCall Creek PATSY BEULAH RUSSELL Monticello PERCY PAXTON RUTLEDGE Brookhaven JO ANN SANDERS Silver Creek DOROTHY VIVIAN SASSER Bogue Chiffo LINDON JEAN SASSER Bogue Chitfo PAUL ASHLEY SASSONE Osyka LINDA SAXON Meadville PEGGY JEAN SEALE Roxie Win., 'bank .-moz, JOY DELL PRIEST Roxie NICKY JOE PURVIS Wesson JAMES OREN RANKIN Pascagoula MICKEY RAY REID Ruth BILLY ,DEAN ROBERTS Enterprise JUDITH LEE ROBERTS Ruth Nh. iguhvi-r PQ ,Qu- 'NW 1'- GWENDOLYN ANN SHAIFER Natchez HELMER DAVID SHELL Meadville BILLY MILES SHERMAN New Hebron BETTYE LOUISE SIMMONS Fair Oak Springs FREDDIE SIMPSON Baker, Louisiana BILLY B. SMITH Roxie w,W.w.4a,. ,, ,make CLARENCE CLIFTON SMITH Enterprise EUGENE LEON SMITH Hazlehurst JERRY H. SMITH Hazlehurst FREDDY RAY SMITH Wesson KENNETH EARL SMITH Loyd Star MARY VIRGINIA SMITH Brookhaven RONALD BURTON SMITH Natchez ROSELYNN SMITH Loyd Star WILSON HAYWOOD SMITH Brookhaven 67 BOBBIE J EAN TARTER Sumrnif RALPH ANDREW TAYLOR Mendenhall CLARA EVELYN TEMPLE Meadville JANICE MARIE THAMES Monticello RACHAEL CARLEEN THOMPSON Wesson VIVY PATRICIA THOMPSON Drew CARL EDWIN THORNTON Crysial Springs DENN-IE WARREN THURMAN Monticello ALICE LOUISE TOWNSEND Fair Oak Springs FREDDY RAY STEGALL Wesson JACKIE STEPHENS Monticello BRENDA STEWART Baton Rouge, Louisiana EDWIN ERNEST STOLPE, JR. Bogue Chitfo aossle EAYE SUBER Bude DOYLE LEROY SUMRALL Monticello JACOB TWI NER Hazlehursf SAMMY GLEN VARNADO Wesson GERALD GLEN VAUGHN Brookhaven PAULA JEAN VAUGHN Brookhaven JIMMIE LAZELLE WALL Crystal Springs STACY EARL WALLETT Nafchez u-Q ,gf 1 aff 1 p M s JAMES WILLIAM WARD Monticello JIMMY FRED WEAVER Crystal Springs JAMES DAVID WEBB Hazlehursf ARTIS NELSON WHEELER Crystal Springs BARBARA JANE WHITE Wesson GARY WHITE Wesson TOMMY NORMAN WHITTOM Mendenhall WANDA GAIL WHITTOM New Hebron JEAN ELIZABETH WINDHAM D'Lo 69 RONALD YOUNG Natchez RAYBON LEO WINDHAM D'Lo CHARLES RAY WOMACK Mendenhall W- K KX S WB S' Ee Q ik Left to rrghf Wayne Brown vrce presrclent Mr Charlne Krng sponsor Mrs E T Harvey sponsor Jane Woods Treasurer, Zoula Henmngfon secretary Duck Myers presrdenf John Ed Perrnft reporter WX CHARLES EDWARD AHREND Hazlehurst Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4 MARY FRANCIN E ALLEN Wesson Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, Chorus l, Coleftes 3 ketball l ROYC E ALLEN Wesson 1 'W' MALLARD BEASLEY -02246-rw BETTY JEAN BRENT Wesson Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 4-H Club I, 3, 4, H.S. Cheer- leader 3, 4 CAROLYN AUDREY BREWER Wesson Band 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, High School Chorus 2, 3, Junior Play JACK BRITT Wesson WAYNE BROWN Wesson Class President l, Class Secretary 2, Vice-President 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Baseball l, 2 WILLIE CARPENTER Wesson Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN INEZ CASE Brookhaven 4-H Club 4, Y-Teens 4 Football T, 2, 3, Captain 4, Baseball l, 2, Track 3, 4 4H F.F.A. 2, 3, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4 l Wesson F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, 4 IRMA JEAN CASE Brookhaven Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer I, Recrea- Tion Leader 4, High School Chorus 2 MARILYN CASE Brookhaven 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary I, Class Rep. 3, High School Chorus I, 2, 4-H Representative I, 4-H Recreation Leader 4 JERRY COLLINS Roxie Transfer 3, Hi-Y 4 EARL COX Washington Foorball 4, Track 4, Baseball 4, Hi-Y 4, B.S.U. 4 I Wav' fmmww, vhs JOYCE A. DAVIS Wesson Y-Teens I, 2, 4-H Club I, 2, 3 ROBERT DERRICK Wesson Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 3, 4,Quar1e13, 4 FRANCES DICKEN Jackson Transfer 4 STELLA CRUSTYJ DICKERSON Wesson Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 CAROL DODDS Hazlehursi Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 4 LINDA DODDS Hazlehurst Transfer, Y-Teens I, 4-H Club 3, High School Chorus 3 mv M. 'We-N-M, ex i 73 ww 'fffffihowa Exten! ZOULA MAE HENN INGTON Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, 4-H Club I, H.S. Chorus I, I Colettes 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4 ROBERT HAROLD JACKSON Wesson BETTYE LOU EVANS Brookhaven Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, Secretary I, Colettes 4 MACK HALES Wesson H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-1-1 Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 1 BETTY ANN HAMILTON Wesson Basketball I, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2 ROBERT EARL HAMILTON Wesson Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3 'S'-.xp Football 3, Hi-Y 4, 4-H Vice-President 4, F.F.A. Secretary 3, Basketball 3 HAROLD LEROY JAMES Strong Hope 4-H Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4 OSWALD SCOTT JONES Hazlehurst H1-Y 1, 4-H Club 1 MARGARET ALICE LEA Brookhaven Class President 2, Vice-President I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet Member 2, Basketball I, 2, Colettes 3, Cheerleader 4, Class Play 3 JAMES LARRY LEWIS Wesson W' 'X- Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Track 3, 4 LARRY JOE LEWIS Wesson Football T, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club T, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Basketball I, 3, 4, Base-ball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, S.C.A. 4 SARAH MAGEE Wesson JAMES KENNETH MARTIN Wesson 4-H Club T, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Manager 3 GENE SWILLEY MASSEY Wesson Football l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball T, 2, Track 3, 4 W' fi 'Nr-fwsyv 4 .4 .wf1o4.M. EDWARD MURPHY Syracuse, New York Basketball 4 RlCHARD MYERS Wesson Hi-Y T, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 3, Class Vice- President 3, Class President 4 BETTY SUE NEWMAN Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, High School Chorus 1, Colette 4 MARIAN SUZANNE N EWMAN Brookhaven Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Songleader 4, High School Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 2, 4, Ensemble 4, College Chorus 2, 4, Ensemble 4, 4-H Club 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4, Most Friendly 3, Junior Class Treasurer 3 BECKY NEWSOME Wesson Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Most Dependable 2, 3 MARY BERNICE PAGE Hazlehurst Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, 4-H 2, 3, 4, Recreation Leader 3, Y-Teen 2, 3 ,4 NW MW! 75 JOHN EDWARD PERRITT Wesson, 4-H Club T, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Hi-Y Club I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Secretary, Freshman Class, Vice-Presidenf, Sopho- more Class, Reporter, Senior Class, Cheerleader 2, 3, Football Manager 4, Track 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, High School Chorus 2, Quar1e12, Mr. Co-Lin A.H.S. BERTHA ANNA PRICE Wesson Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, High School Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 RANDY RUSHING Denham Springs, Louisiana Football 4, Hi-Y 4, B.S.U. 4, Track 4 JANICE LEE SANDIFER Brookhaven Y-Tee-n I, 2, 3, 4, College Chorus I, 2, 3, Sexiet 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, High School Chorus I, 2, 3, Class Reporter T, 2, Class Play 3 CHARLES SHELTON Wesson Hi-Y, 4-H Club DOROTHY ELAINE SMITH Brookhaven Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H I, 2, 3, High School Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 2, 3, 4, College Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4 JACKIE ALLEN SMITH Wesson F.F.A. 3, Hi-Y 4, Basketball 2 BOBBY JUNE STUART Wesson 4-H I, Y-Teen 2, High School Chorus 1 JAMES LLOYD TEASTER Wesson ELSIE LOUISE THOMPSON Brookhaven 4-H Club 1, 2 WILLIAM FRANK THOMPSON Stronghope Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball I, 2, Baseball 2, Track 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 4-H I, 2, 3, 4 BARBARA FAY VARNADO Wesson Y-Teen I, 4-H Club 3 'mf' MMM , r CAROL WHITE Wesson Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club I, High School Chorus Play 3 ERMA JOYCE WHITE Wesson High School Chorus I, 2, 3 JAMES LOWERY WILLIAMS Wesson Football 1, Hi-Y 4, 4-H Club 4, F.F.A. 3 PATRICIA JUNE WILLIAMS Jackson DOROTHY WILSON Wesson EMMA JANE WOODS Wesson ,School Chorus 'I, Most Beautiful 3 SHARON ROSE WOOTEN Wesson I: Class , WSW: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball i, 2, 3, Y-Teen I, High School Chorus I I Basketball l, 2, Colette 3, 4, Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, Class Treasurer 4, Homecoming Maid 3, 4, Cheerleader l, High Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Basket- ' ball 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, High School Chorus 2 1 f f 1 5, -' I Jig A 1 . 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VK: ,ry ,Ice . . 1- 1:1 i ,M-. ,,f Left To right David Myers, vice-president, Sandra Morrison, Treasurer, Johnny Cook, president, Audrey Raye Smith, secrefary, Cnof picturedj Mr. Ben Douglas and Miss Perry Lou Milner, sponsors. mm WM' WW, , af ffm ff-wi Www fff J 85 DANNY EUGENE ALLEN JANIE SUE ALLEN JIMMY GLEN ALLEN SYBIL DIANNE ALLEN WINFORD RUDOLPH ALLEN JIMMY DRANE ANDERSON NANCY ARMSTRONG JOEL BAILEY ELEANOR MAE BARRY CAROLYN KAY BEASLEY JOHN EDWARD BRENT BARBARA SUE BREWER KENNETH BRITT JERRY FRANK CASE JOYCE CASE VIRGIL CASE JOHNNY COOK GEORGE ALLEN EARLS LINDA ELKIN5 JAMES RAY FREEMAN BERNICE ANN FURLOW MARY JANE GANDY WIL IAM RAY HAMILTON GLO IA ELENE HUTSON CLOY DENNIS JAMES LINDA FAYE JAMES CARL RAY KEYS JUDY BROWN KING RITA MCCARDLE VESTA MAGEE FREDDIE MORGAN SANDRA DIANNE MORRISON MALCOLM MARCUS MUNSON DAVID MYERS JAMES NEWMAN PATRICIA PATTERSON BARBARA JANE RANKIN MARCIA SHEHEA BILLY RAY SHELTON AUDREY RAY SMITH PATRICIA SMITH LINDA FAY THOMPSON JAMES WALKER STEVE WELLS Qs f? 'S, -um av- 'f,f,,, ' MARTHA GAY WELTER JAMES EARL WHITE ' SYLVIA WHITE 'Shr- Wu. nu. 'Nm dm -...LAW L.. 'M-...V '5'vn- -an-'gf in f N145 87 Home of Mr .and Mrs. Dwnghf Harrrs. FAC LTY HOME f Home of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Smith Freshmen 7 is FIRST ROW Cleft to rightjz Mrs. Bill Rutledge, sponsor, Nlr. Forest Case, sponsor lnot picturecljy Lavern Z Thames, secretary, Carolyn Hales, treasurer, Sonya White, vice-president. SECOND ROW Cleft to righti: 2 Bruce Varnaclo, president, Hollis Cowen, reporter. 5 l l A E 3 3 i i 3 E 89 l 'iid- 'G 'Vis U M'-L gm I x fi, ,ff 1 I kv gun. hmmm f9Uv WW any .QE-:S 'Dx JUDY ABLES BARBARA JOYCE ALLEN CLYDE WILLARD ALLEN BOBBIE JEAN BARLOW WILLIAM TED BRENT BEVERLY BRITT JOE WILLIAM BUTLER CARL ROBERT CALLENDER GERALD JAMES CASE LINDA ANN CASE BRENDA SUE CLANTON HAROLD CLOPTON STARKEY COLEMAN HARRY THOMAS COOK HOLLIS JOSEPH COWEN BALLERD HERBERT DAVIS JIMMIE DIAMOND SANDRA DIANNA EDWARDS ROBERT FREEMAN FRAZIER VERNON GERALD FURLOW CAROLYN HALES BILLY HAMILTON LLOYD SHELTON HAMILTON RICHARD GENE HARRISON JAMES CAROL HENNINGTON CAROLYN SUE HENNINGTON WALTER LYNN HOWINGTON MARY HUDSON WILLIE BANKHEAD JONES MARTHA LEA MATTIE LEA JOHN PERRY LEGGETT MAXIE EARL LEWIS SHIRLEY ANN LOVETTE BETTY JOYCE MASON JOE ALTON MUNSON BILLY MUNSON TONNI KAY PRICE ALFRED RAY PRINE JAMES RICHMOND MARY LOUISE ROBERTS CAROLYN MARIE RUSSELL RODNEY SMITH DAVID TEASTER LAVERNE THAMES GARY BRUCE VARNADO ROBERT WHITE SONYA AMELIA WHITE BENNIE CAROL WOOTEN ,, 1 QIWW 4 1 f ., W, fyflf fr H X fi' i, f W ff f w ,I ff 5,4 55, Zh Y If X ' f f MWXWQ, eQ7'fQV!,f. X 171,250 .-,W J fa W J , 4 X f f f ff WK ,J-vmyi' 1 QM ff 1 M if f X ff G ,A f Y iff ff s ' :Qinf-y.f1:,L..,L,'.,,,4gW H MQ Wwjwzfww yn-Aff, 5 f fvf -,1 f if If W bf' f CQ, Q ,. ,, ,,,,, , QW yif df, ftfffy H25 , I ff, ,!, . -ff , , ' M W 3 E w P I E R I sh? Ns Q X 5 5, 5 i I W, W w 1+ 'i 12 ,I s 3 E 93 , Elected Student Officers Committee Reading from left to right, SEATED: Bevetly King, Mary Ethel Dykes, Glenda Smith, Johnny Rice, Presi- dent F. M. Fortenberry, Tommy Bradshaw, Sammy Varnado, Rachael Farrar, Betty Taylor Brown. STAND- ING: Jerry Butler, Wylodene Rushing, Ray Strange. The Elected Student Officers Committee consists of the sophomore and fresh- man class officers, the president of the SCA, YMCA, and the YWCA. It serves as a medium between the faculty and the students on the Co-Lin campus. JOHNNY RICE ,e.,, ..........,........ C hairman BEVERLY KING ssss,sA,,.,,.,,, ..., S ecretary-Treasurer MR. F. M. FORTENBERRY eeee .................... D irector tudent Christian Association 'SEQ reix From left to right, SEATED: Elzie Chance, Ray Strange, Hilda Burt, B. R. Frazier, Sponsor, Carleen Thompson, Letha Sauls, Sammy Varnado, Bernita Calcote. STANDING: Wylodene Rushing, Roberta Dun- gan, Coleen King, Bettye Simmons, Miss Zelle Weems, Mary Elizabeth Pigott, Dickie Myers, Jerry Butler, Larry Joe Lewis, John Ed Perritt, Mrs. Vivian Byrd, Judy Thames, Zoula Hennington, Mr. Boone Shelton, Glenda Smith, and Johnny Rice. Not pictured: Miss Perry Lou Milner, Miss Willie Mae Hamill, Mr. John R. Landress, Mrs. John R. Lan- dress, Miss Sarah L. Weaver. OFFICERS: Ray Strange, president, Hilda Burt, vice-president, Bernita Calcote, program chairman, Sammy Varnado, program chairman, Letha Sauls, publicity chairman, Elzie Chance, publicity chairman, Carleen Thompson, secretary-treasurer. The Student Christian Association is an organization composed of representatives from the various non-denominational religious groups on the campus. Christian Forum Week, Sunrise Thanksgiving Service, the Christmas Program, Religious Emphasis Week, and the Easter Sunrise Service constitute part of its yearly pro- gram. Yoan Woman's hristian Association l l The Y.W.C.A., an organization for all Christian women on the Copiah-Lincoln campus, seeks to follow a well-rounded program of worship, study, and play. The members unite in the desire to' realize full and creative lite Through a growing knowledge of God and to search for the deeper meanings of the Christian under- standing of life. Y.W.C.A. Cabinet CABINET-From left to right, SEATED: Miss Perry Lou Mil- ner, sponsor, Wyloclene Rushing, president, Becky Henry, song leader, Frances Mullen, secretary, Artie Loy Calcote, pianisty STANDING: Mary Ethel Dykes, vice- president, Versie Gay Jones, membership chairman, Katie Crawford, devotional chair- many Glenda Smith, special proiectsg Bernita Calcote, treasurer. Not Pictured: Scarlett Lee, social chairman. 96 Wesley Foundation The Methodnst Church, in an effort to minister to the needs of the student, has establushed Wesley Foundations on the state supported college and university r campuses Actnve participationyin the Wesley Foundation helps the student interpret hrs new experience in terms of, and in relation to, a maturing Christian I I I s faith It gives hum a realization of the need for God and the need for the church at college and presents him a Christian foundation upon which he might base all drscnplnne of learning, but, most important, it strengthens the student's faith OFFICERS I BERNITA CALCOTE ......o,.,,.. President CAROLYN WESTBROOK ,,... ...... P rogram Chairman I ERIC CHANIBERLAIN ..... Vice-President ARTIE LOY CALCOTE ..........o,oo.......,o........,,o..., Pianist CARLEEN THOMPSON Secretary-Treasurer MISS ZELLE WEEMS, MISS WILLIE MAE HAMILL Sponsors Youn Menis Christian Association g -a -I I II 1. OFFICERS JERRY BUTLER o,-.,.,.-....,,,o,,, President RAY STRANGE ..,.....,,.. Vice-President PITTMAN CALHOUN ......... , Secretary JERRY HARPER ...... Program Chairman MR. J. R. LANDRESS ............ Sponsor ti! E Baptist tttdent Union ,W d ,. ,,-, ,,,. K A , M- .IQ- The Baptist Student Union seeks to promote Spiritual development ot Baptist l, students through Christian comradeships, socials, Bible study, prayer, church membership, denominational loyalty, and kingdom advancement. 1 SEATED lleft to rightl: Glenda Smith, President, Mrs. Vivian Byrd, Faculty Advisor, Betty Derrick, i, Secretary, Roberta Dungan, Promotional Chairman, Wylodene Rushing, Training Union Representative. l STANDING Cleft to rightjz Barbara White, Extension Chairman, Ernestine Cliburn, Enlistment Chairman, Nancy Siler, Sunday School Representative, Jo Ann Britt, Social Chairman, Murry Pevey, Brotherhood 5 , Chairman, Becky Henry, Devotional Chairman, Jimmy Rankin, Treasurer, Betty Jean Hill, Y.W.A. V, Representative, Mary Ethel Dykes, Music Chairman Cnot picturedl Rev. Charles D. Phillips, Pastor i Advisor, and Gary Mooney, Social Chairman. tl l K 7 - i vl ,..,,,, Baptist Student , A t . X ' t Unton t' ' Executive Council l cc 99 Noonday Noonday, as it is lovingly called by the students, is a prayer service sponsor- ed by the Baptist Student Union, but it is open to all students on the campus. It is a service conducted by the students each day at one o'clock. Average daily attendance ranges from titty to one hundred. Young Womenfs Auxiliary Young Women's Auxiliary is an affiliate of Baptist Woman's Missionary Uniong its purpose is to stimulate its members to deeper devotion to the missionary task and more dedicated Christian living. OFFICERS President .... Betty Jean Hill Vice-President .................... Gloria Wall Secretary ............................ Earnestine Cliburn Treasurer ............ Hilda Burt Sponsor .............................. Mrs. Amelia Purser 99 Y-Teens OFFICERS ZOULA HENN INGTON President BECKY NEWSOME Vice-President JANICE SMITH Secretary- Treasurer ANN ABERNATHY MARY MOREHEAD Program Chairmen SUZANNE NEWMAN DOT SMITH Song Leaders HARRIET BURGESS NANCY ARMSTRONG Pianists MRS. J. R. LANDRESS Sponsor Y-Teens is the National Young Women's Christian Association working with high school girls. The blue Triangle - symbolizing purity of body, mind, and spirit - has been a great challenge to high school girls through the years. The Co-Lin Y-Teen Club has made a fine contribution on the campus, to the commu- nity, and to the state. Hi-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to help high school boys explore and achieve for themselves and others those attitudes and habits which build high standards of Christian character and Christian citizenship. I Future Teachers of America .ix , OFFICERS: John Givens, president, Dorothy Cummings, vice-president, Coleen King, 2nd vice-president, Mary Ethel Dykes, secretary-treasurer, Sponsor, Miss Zella Weems . Le Cercle Francais l r In a spirit of fun and relaxation, Le Cercle Francais endeavors todevelop a bet- ' ter understanding and appreciation of the French language, people, and customs. I li OFFICERS La Presidente ...................... Betty Derrick Le Vice President ................ Tommy Bradshaw La Directrice du Programme Vicki Furr La Secretai re ...................... Rachel Farrar Sponsor .............................. Mrs. Amelia Purser lOl Chemistry Club The Chemistry Club is composed of persons who are taking or have taken chemistry. The purpose of the club is to promote and further interest in the field of chemistry. The club tries to contribute something to the college by sponsoring a local Science Fair, a monthly newspaper, and the presentation of an award to the most outstanding sophomore member. Dramatics Club OFFICERS LETHA SAULS President SAMMY VARNADO Vice-President DOROTHY CUMMINGS Secretary JERRY BUTLER Treasurer MRS. SARA RICHARDSON Sponsor MEMBERS SEATED Cleft to rightjz Kaiie Crawford, Ann Leonard, Car- olyn Fauver, Rebecca Henry, Jane Bell, Vicky Furr. STAND- ING llett to rightj: Jerry Harper, Murry Pevey, Ray Strange, Jerry Butler, Mr. John R. Landress, Sponsor. l l International Relations Club , , Through a study of world affairs, both domestic and foreign, and by means l . . . . ! of various protects, the lnternatlonal Relations Club attempts to develop among l the members of the club better understanding of state, national, and world l affairs. l lf? + Z' ,A OFFICERS JERRY BUTLER Presldent POLLY WHITE Vice Presndent KATIE CRAWFORD Secretary Treasurer LETHA SAULS RAY STRANGE Publicity Chairmen MRS VIVIAN BYRD Sponsor Home Economics Club FIRST ROW, SEATED, left to right: Rita Faye Malone, Pat Thompson, Loufran Holman, Peggy Jean Seale, Janice Corban, Annette Brent. SECOND ROW, SEATED, left to right: Sylvia Watson, Mary Alice Bozeman, Beverly King, Polly White, Bernita Calcote, Mary Ann Malone,,Roselyn Smith. THIRD ROW, STANDING, left to right: Mrs. Graydon Mullen, sponsor, Virginia Smith, Jean Sasser, Patricia Moak, Linda Hedglin 1 Carleen Thompson, Judy Roberts, Carolyn Townsend, Linda Saxon. Rebecca Henry, Irma Deen Eitel. MEMBERS Archie Bass, Wendell Boyte, Johnny Byrd, Jackie Cupit, Robert Deer, Roy Drew, Harry Franklin, Fleet Lofton, W. D. Mathews, J. P. Moak, Robert Parsons, Laron Reeves, Freddy Stegall, James Webb, Tommy Whittom, Wilber Shell, Billy Wood, Percy Jerome, John M. Smith, sponsor: Mr. T, S. Myers. IIO4 A riculture Club 2 OFFICERS Future Farmers of America, I f MERICA -TIFAY FARM Op D I ' College 4-H Club I 4 , I ll I President , ANNETTE BRENT Vice-President JAMES MILLER Secreta ry-Treasurer MINN IE LOU COOLEY Reporter CHARLES FORTENBERRY Recreation SIDNEY KINCADE Sponsor MISS DELORES BRUMFIELD Girls, Copiuh County 4-H Club President ...... .L . ,,W..,... . .,W. ...... ,..........,... B ECKY NEWSOME Vice-President ..,.. ........ ,...... G ERALDINE KING Secretary ....... .................... A NN ABERNATHY Treasurer ee,.ee. .Ae. J OHNNIE RUTH CARPENTER Recreation ee,,e ....... . . ...........,... JUDY THANIES Presidenf .......... Vuce-President .....,... ..... Secretary-Treasurer ...,. ...... Reporter ............... .................. Recreatnon ,,.... ............. .... . ..... ...... Boys' Copiuh County 4-H Club KERMIT RUSSELL WILLIE FRED BELL MALLARD BEASLEY JOE ASHLEY ROBERT HAMILTON Girls' Lincoln County 4 H Club President ..,.ll,,ll l,llll , 7,llll , . .lll7,. I , SUZANNE NEWMAN Vice-President ...,...,. . JANICE SMITH Secretary-Treasurer ....ll so ELOISE COKER Recreafional Leaders lllll., I , MARILYN CASE IRMA JEAN CASE Presiolenf THOMAS LOVVERY Vice-President JOHN RICHMOND SecreTary JAMES RICHMOND Treasurer RALPH CASE Boys' Lincoln County 4H Club 5855 lille mips mens 5 f , sz'-, ,,., ,. , , V, U ' 0 41-ffl . I 'W ' ga' 1 ,V ,AMW pei! 1 14 V 55, AIT .' Z? ,Q QW 3 llfk N, ., 1 M www .. Q WWE .v.. ,..-v , l it 4 41 , if 5 , X , ,.., . .,.,. 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FOURTH ROW: Coach Mangum, Ralph Sanders, Ira Coates, Curtis McMillan, Dale Lingle, Billy Newman, Billy Woods, Billy Smith, Coach Hargon. , wwf X. ff- :zz l : in C0-Lm Wolves :gl ,ffm 4 V ' V X ,. 4, ,521 i A. J. MANGUM WALLACE HARGON Head Coach Assistant Coach l if L H L if GQQ RANDY RUSHING EARL COX PAT HENNINGTON BILLY WOODS Halfback Halfback End End 'if 1 L .X 'W' 11: RALPH SANDERS ALBERT Sonny HILL ALV'N LACK BILLY NEWMAN Guard Quarterback Halfbmik End Aw NORMAN MINTON Halfback www 4 lk? 1 O 'Q MARVIN NESMITH End 9 ' ff A Q4 Q. ff , ,, H W , 1255 U' f M ffl - E V fr f A -L' ' 'P 'fy' E ' . ,H A 6 ff, f if 1 , 1 I , 4 ' X f 'Q' - fwf- V 1 f -. . if 3 J 4 K , f 1 , 4 f f d 4 Y 4 4, g y L 1 f' Q .. rw 3 f , , 4 M 'A 6 5 -M 'v 4 .Z f y N ' ' lv 5' ,E-1 f fr '- ., 1, 0 M.1 , . Kfyw 1 10, Q ,V rv, ft 11, E W .2 M hw 4 LAM-In V., , ,. r.,,,,,f71,., .925 ,A.Q4g:,. ,lgyf -K.-,r . ,WM ,, ,f- .N-4, .mg W4 W gfffbfn' X X' 'f 1 '17 75 J x fy 15051 J . A 'L-if-v'?Prf'NQ ' fl A' atv' f TL' ir . 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College Cheerleaders JANE BELL SYLVIA WATSON MAY CAMPBELL SHARON ROSE WOOTEN 'fa 1 eww 'Wu ,Alai-wmwiilwv SCARLETT LEE PAULA VAUGHAN HEAD CHEERLEADER ELEANOR HARRIS fl-V ri -1: H igh ehool Cheerleaders Left to right: Betty Brent, Johnnie Ruth Carpenter, Sharon Rose Wooten, Margaret Lee, Eleanor Harris, Colle e Cheerleaders Al-.... wk M992 ' FIRST ROW lleft to rlghtb Cliff Smnth Leonard Smith Jnm Flatt Fleet Lofton Chuch Blsessr SECOND ROW Coach Alton Racks Roy Fortenberry Jack C,ase Charles Fortenberry James Powell THIRD ROW: ly 1 - 'le 'Q Pl E RICHARD DOUGLAS CLIFF SMITH Center Guard WE THEY 74 Southwest ..,,. ,,,-x, 7 1 X 5' 75 Holmes ...,..,., ,,,,,, 6 4 kv Q ' 62 Hinds ,, --......,,.., ,,- 7 9 X, 68 East Mississippi ...... ...,.. 5 8 A 91 East Central ....... ....., 8 6 may X. 90 Hands ss,,,,.,,,...s ,,.,,, 6 4 74 Perkinston ..... ,102 J 66 Pearl River e,--., ,,e,-, 8 8 57 Jones ..,e.,ee ,,eee, 5 5 96 Southwest .as. ..... 5 4 65 Holmes ..... ,..,v 5 3 LEONARD SMITH FLEET LoFToN GUBl'Cl Guard Forward , fl gf xg - A x 935552 Af CHARLES FORTENBERRY 8 . A o o NT' Co-Lin Wolf pups MANAGERS: Larry Lewis John Ecl Perritt WE THEY 6 Washington E.EEEEEE.,. , ---WTA 14 Chamberlain Hunt ,... O 6 Centerville aaa..... -,,-,.22 T4 Cathedral O 39 Pinola aaaa.,,aaaaaa 7 T8 New Hebron aaaa O T2 O Monticello - 6 Meaclville l 4 27 Fayette ...,oo,,. -- ,626 JOE ASHLEY Guard COACH KING ' w ' X, at 'K ,agony A , mail U' A r wr Q: X '. V, V . sm! QI of I A ,Q ' A, I 1 f ' ,- L if WLLJLQ, Q,ZL X K xf ,R f72R'?Z1v.5f7 QVY1 -. . 'Q-Swag. Mftjawpf vfwx, iw' if-L ta I, w'tS'fWrf13'Xfmw Q we , .1 M. ,23,,kb . ,,N.,W, 2 N QM 4.1, 0835- yfw' 9 Q ' f Vsvbfw 'N , A ' Xa M- ' : 1 A .vp ,M .L wav, 'f .1 ywqli- x J -'fp tw' A .6 1: ' W 'nf HMl 'C -Qs:-.fi 1 ' iifatfpcgg New ws A -Arr' 1. ,fr --5 if xg. new we 53, Q Es, u X X1 J' ' ,sm.2'5. 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'f 4 lui BOBBY BRITT LARRY JOE LEWIS GENE MASSEY DALE BROWN WAYNE BROWN Guard Forward Forward Center Forward MANAGER. Larry Lewis KERMIT RUSSELL TOMMY COOK Forward Guard LYNN HOWINGTON RALPH ANDERSON Guard Guard BRUCE VARNADO JOE MULLINS Forward Guard JOE BUTLER Guard JOHNNY COOK BOB WHITE Center Guard Choral Music Wffbhs. ,. .X . 7w,N,m.,.- MR. EDSEL COATS Director College Trio JOANN BRITT, REBECCA HENRY, NORMA .IEANNE SMITH College Ensemble DOROTHY SMITH, VICKY FURR, BETH DOUGLAS, BETTY DERRICK, BECKY HENRY, NANCY SILER, AMY COOLEY, LUCRETIA BISHOP, CARLEEN THOMPSON, KATIE CRAWFORD, MINNIE LO IJ COOLEY. K.- T 'J C0119 Q Chorus , i I Jean Ellen Abernathy, Nora Beth Halford, Jane Bell, Buford Berry, Ralph Taylor, Laron Reeves, Jo Ann Britt, Jeanie Smith, Lucretia Bishop, Jimmy Bowman, Tommy Bradshaw, Hilda Burt, Artie Loy Calcote, Bernita Calcote, Carolyn Carlisle, Robert Case, Ernestine Cliburn, Marilyn Cook, Amy Cooley, Carl s Thornton, Louise Townsend, Robert Tuggle, Paula Vaughan, Melvin White, Polly White, Jean Windham, Minnie Lou Cooley, Janice Corban,.Katie Crawford, Accompanist, Betty Derrick, Elizabeth Douglas, i Roy Drew, Bill Fortenberry, Elizabeth Fortenberry, Accompanist, Martha Foster, Vicki Furr, Rebecca Henry, ,Jerry Harper, Viola Jacks, Bobbie Keys, Elsie Keys, Kay McCaleb, Jacky Myers, Suzanne Newman, Murry Pevey, Judy Roberts, Nancy Siler, Betty Simmons, Roselyn Smith, Dorothy Smith, i Carleen Thompson. g 1 i 1 5 1 Hit h School Boys, uartet l l 1 i l i l QUARTET, left to right: Billy Berry, John 3 Richmond, Billy Joe Haley, Fred Hoggitt, Jr. l Left to right: Judy King, Laverne .Thames, Judy Thames, Dorothy Smith, Eleanor Barry, Suzanne New- rnan, Nancy Armstrong, pianist. l Hi h chool Sextet i High chool Chorus Sandra Morrison, Linda James, Patricia Patterson, Janie Allen, Geraldine King, Ann Abernathy, Bertha Price, Judy Ables, Beverly Britt, Rita McCardle, Carolyn Russell, Brenda Sue Clanton, Dorris Russell, Elaine Nations, Martha Ann Martin, Gloria Hutson, Barbara Jane Rankin, Sylvia White, Margaret Lea, Pat Williams, Frances Dicken, Martha Lea,, Mattie Lea, Bobbie Barlow, Sandra Edwards, Betty Joyce Mason. CO 2 'UQ is S T 2 G W Q G QQ -E 9 S pm., Wx- an A R :Lan 3352 a , ,Q fa? 4 W, K, fl .nm z aff' f X j 1- f I A, 4. 'J 'Z' I. A, M, 'iw KC 5 A W if I . 'if' ' .v 1 E' 2' I , ff 5 ,Q V2 , i f, if ' X I .A fA fr 1 , ' ,, IIB I sf 1 Co-Lm Colettesy FIRST ROW Cleft to rightjz Claudean Chadwick, Carolyn Case, Barbara Prestridge, Kay McCaleb, Gail Whittom, Betty Evans, Mary'Morehead, Jane Wood. SECOND ROW: Sharon Evans, Evelyn Temple, Coleen King, Glenda Smith. THIRD ROW: Pat Thompson, Margaret Nancy Conn, Mary Ethel Dykes, Betty Sue Newman, Barbara Jane White, Lynda Byrd. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Temple, Beverly King, Head Colette, Zoula Hennington, FIFTH ROW: Carmen Diaz, Gwen O'NeiII, Pat Williams. ri: t, 'W Band fficers Left to right: Chippy Barton, Jerry Harper, Harry Franklin, Kelly Ste-gall, president, Tommy Bradshaw Oswald Jones, Dick Myers. L' Capers Left to right: Harry Franklin, Kelly Ste-gall, Clwippy Barton, Tornrny Bradshaw, David Brown, Jerry Gillis. ' 'I F E A T U R E S Homecoming 1 959 - 1 960 H omeeoming Queen BEVERLY KING ESCORT: LARRY DICKERSON l l I l l W, l Tl l I i I l l ii I I l i 1 I l ,. l i l l 5 Maid .. SCARLETT LEE Maid - LUCRETIA BISHOP il Escort- DALE GALLAGHER Escort - VVENDELL COTHERN l L Homecomin ' Court MAIDS fLef'r To righfl: Janice Smith, Vivian Douglas, Scarlett Lee, Beverly King, Queen, Lucretia Bishop, Barbara Presfridge, Jane Woods. ESCORTS lLefT To righfjz Bobby Brill, Sammy Varnado, Dale Gallagher, Larry Dickerson, Wendell Cothern, Jackie Stephens, John Ed Perrilt. W 372 f '4aq E-wsu' f Maids - LUCRETIA BISHOP - SCARLETT LEE Maid - JANE WOODS Escorf - JOHN ED PERRITT Maids - BARBARA PRESTRIDGE VIVIAN DOUGLAS .QL I s W' Maid - JANICE SMITH Escort - BOBBY BRITT College Most Beautiful ROSELYNN SMITH I I37 z ' :wi . A 7 ' , QW CLAUDEAN CHADVVICK --. if '-r-ff-va W I 'Ni ix . .,,M3r CAROLYN FAUVER BARBARA JEAN PRESTRIDGE College B l SCARLETT RIVERS BEVERLY ANN KING I Inu, MILDRED LUCRETIA BISHOP Mississippi? Miss Hospitalit -1960 f,fL,,,, f,ff, ,, pf g',j,?-,,X 1 Z WMA, , 5,12 I I f!V,4: , 55,6 ' SANDRA SCARBROUGH Mr. and Miss Copiah-Lincoln f PAT HENNINGTON GLENDA SMITH Campus Favorites BEVERLY KING JOHNNY RICE Campus Favorites SCARLETT LEE CURTIS MCMILLAN Campus Favorites 4 's 171 MQW KELLY STEGALL CLAUDEAN CHADWICK ampus Favorites U5 if f 1 .+w,yf mx A wffm.famfg-'1-,,1,5 Q., 1' 5 , ,Vw X v ,,.S.'. ww ,,,,,. V ff' --4 f f X .Lov,,4.,,z ,mn A .... X, 1, fffgff-KW rx ,ffm XJ , , ,faygw f ff 1 , , f S Z , f ,f f, . 5- , WZWWWZX-fw WWQWQZ f, -f W -Q.. Nw BARBARA PRESTRIDGE BILLY NEWMAN Campus Favorites CAROLYN FAUVER ALTON GREENLEE Campus Favorites MARVIN NESMITH LUCRETIA BISHOP Q Q VD ax Q Q QD lleg C0 60 19 I co I 2 , 2 Mr. and Miss C0-Lin H' I1 Ubin I 'W 71 1 5 b 175, , W X. 412 1, 255,67 W ,vw-,f,,f 4430 ,V I f ,X ffyfjff f ffl, ,,, .M X fkg s w,,Y,.,, -A x!,A sf, M 2 mm- Mwgfifza N ,x , W - -We , 1 54 M X, ., .fn E ' ii ff, '-Q KAv,,S'7fi'wWK3hQ' , Q5 v -W Wwmffw QA? 4 f- Q , 'f ff W H4 , X, Q fwzfff, ' rt X any 1-xy, Y z , WW Q ff A. i f fi fl f, NWS f A 'VCE 4 ,X K f if f7VE'f'fQ, X ' 2 Y ' U 725417 5 A X ff' 'Y y ' ,f , , , 4 f ' LQ? XS! was . '753 Mfrif A ,Vi-N' y AX W. X , xx if 4 ,i 4 X il 2 5 D, , 32 2 -4 Nxw JANE WOODS JOHN EDWARD PERRITT M W zw1,y Q ' ffff -Hmm ,,,h N ,Huh V ik 5 Via -N ,Q E ,, YT .LY 1 Most Athletic JOE ASHLEY RUSTY DICKERSON Y P Y 5 A , L V AY X1 w ly 1 I A...W,,, ,. af ,f -'G ,, ff A In .M H igh School U Most Intellectual DICK MYERS MARY MOREHEAD F riendli est JANICE SMITH THOMAS LOVVERY 'I I L I IWh09s Who I I I Il I I I i, Most Dependable II BECKY N EWSONIE S II CALVIN WHITE I If I I I I I I I Most Popular WAYNE BROW-N SHARON ROSE WOOTEN ,I 1 Wifttiest CHARLES WATSON MARGARET LEA . xx High School Most Handsome Q, Q o B if? any h ,ii W,WmwwM BOBBY BRITT a Q High School Most Beautiful 1 AE A is J Bi 'f F gs Hg 5 2 ji 1 SHARON ROSE WOOTEN MARY MOREHEAD High School Beauties JOHNN IE RUTH CARPENTER PATRICIA WILLIAMS Q Q Ava Q Q 'R Q Q E VD Q ig 60 19 fi. ,yy The Arts Building - , X, I , ,,.. ,f , 46 , , '1' A Y A ff ' My ,I , , gy W 22 1' 9 ,gz 'Q , A , il ' 05 '44 Ill m In m Ill m Ill ,km OFFICERS lLeft to rightl: Johnny Rice, president, Letha Sauls, secretary, Miss Willie Mae Hamill sponsor, Dorothy, treasurer, Lucretia Bishop, vice-president. Phi Theta I appa, Phi Theta Kappa is a National Junior College Honorary Scho- lastic Society, which has tor its purposes to promote scholarship, to develop character and toacul- tivate fellowship among the stu- dents ot the iunior colleges ot America. To maintain active membership, a student must carry at least titteen hours a term or semester, and must at the end ot any given term or semester have a grade point ratio ot not less than 2, which is a' nB.11 MEMBERS lLett to rightlz Wylodene Rushing, Betty Derrick, Katie Crawford, Lucretia Diane Myers, Johnny Rice, Beverly King, Dorothy Cummings, Glenda Smith, Letha Sauls, Elizabeth Fortenberry. SEATED: Miss Willie Mae Hamill, sponsor. Sponsor: MISS WILLIE MAE HAMILL f F ,s J, N7 s A group of the i950 initiates Eta mega hapter 1960 Inmates V cl Jean Abernathy Rachael Farrar Betty Simmons Tommy Lett to right: Loufran Holman, Sammy arna o, , , , Bradshaw, Lincla Saxon, Freddy Smith, Jane Davis, Joe Ray Foster, Margaret Nancy Conn, Jackie Myers, Coleen King, Albert Ray Brock. Hall of Fame KATIE GRACE CRAWFORD Hall of Fame JOHNNY RAY RICE Hall of Fame MARY ETH EL DYKES Mil :sf 'Lf ZSQ1: X A94 f M f ,... W Q Q K Mg, W xv M n - V sf? 46 'X'?!f!X.?v si 3' 2 , x '42 1 f, ADAMS COUNTY Has 'rhe Advanrages +o Keep Mississippi Boys a'I' Home 'Job Oppor+uniI'ies 'River TransporI'a'I'ion 'A Diversified Counry 'lndusI'riaI Acres Available Near Porl 'Four Major Indusrries 'Over-Coun+y Connec'I'ions - Paved Roads 'Two Airlines Offering Daily Service 'Ideal Weafher 'SeparaI'e Schools 'Beau+ifuI Hospifal Si'Ie e One of SouIh's Bes'I' - Board of Supervisors - A. C. WARREN, Dis+ricI' One, Presideni' BOYD SOJOURNER, Dis'IricI' Two JAMES W. CARTER, Disirici' Three J. W. BROWN, Dis+ric+ Four F. L. CALLON, Dis+ricI' Five ROBERT E. BURNS, Clerk B. C. CALLON, AI rorney for Board SMITH Qw s M4 ff., as ' 4 MERCANTILE COMPANY Ifiglylimglrmqlv FQ fs Phone 2335 wEssoN, Mississippi BROADHEAD LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING CO COMPANY, INC. INC. Copiah Coun'ry's Bes'r S+ore HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI ALFORD AND MILLER A Mendenhall, Mississippi EAST'S PHARMACY Prescripfion SpeciaIis'rs Air Condifioned Phones 38, 30, bl S fh Whil' Ih A ou wor venue BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Keep Mississippi Forests Green JOHNS-MANVILLE Products Corporation NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY EMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIO BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI MONTICELLO MANUFACTURING COMPANY MONTICELLO, MISSISSIPPI TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY BUICK RAMBLER G.M.C. Telephone II7 Highway 5I Nor+h HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI MOSBY'S GRADE A MILK COPIAH DAIRIES Phone I020 HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI KEES MOTOR COMPANY COPIAH COUNTY More Ihaarg 40 years dependable service. .Helping Farmers +0 Corner Eas'r Cherokee Help TI1emSeIVe5 a d F' SI' 'I2 5n 5.F'1.'i-,. fI Uffiiiili Brookhaven Mississippi WHITE'S FLORIST 3L-c I . NI I LL I f F I ' .:' 'if 5 K III 1 iifll .'l 'd li 'I I1 1 G' -NNI I C l ,ml 7 f 'I R. L. EVERETT AND COMPANY Dry Goods-No'I'ions Groceries, Hardware Co++on and Generai Produce Buyer V-if N F--l f Frozen Food Lockers I Mea+ Curing PIan+ MAGEE Phone 2594 MISSISSIPPI Wesson, Mississippi INVESTORS SYNDICATE OF AMERICA MR. W. H. SMITH, Zone Manager P.O. Box 375 BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Complimenfs of . . COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY ' Is r- f PiP 1 1 i. .I. JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI I I I I I I I II I I I I -I Compliments of I I I JACKSON I COCA-COLA BOTTLING CCMPANY JACKSON MISSISSIPPI I I If I I I I DOUGLAS STUDEBAKER COMPANY HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI TILLOTSON 5-REST mama GRQCERY AND STATION IO6 S+. Ca+herine S+. McCaII Creek, Mississippi Telephone 2I472 NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI WESSON. PHARMACY ' FQRD f CompIIimen1's of I I s s PEPSI-COLA HH -ur.,-fs-I your cIo+hes are if BOTTLING becoming 'ro you, ' should be coming +o OI COMPANY p I JACKSON Phone 3I WESSQN, MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI Complimenis of P EO PLES BAN K MENDENHALL, MISSISSIPPI CompIimen+S of BOYD MULLEN Your Chancery Clerk of Copiah Couniy HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI McLAIN AND BARNES HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware CHEVROLET Farm Equipmenf I Building Supplies Telephone 3582 Monficeno Magee, Mississippi Mississippi JOHN L. CALCOTE GROCERY AND MARKET Phone 329-J-I OUENTIN, MISSISSIPPI HORN AND DICKEY General Merchandise F. J. DICKEY, Owner Phone 3685 Home 3666 MAGEE, MISSISSIPPI new-,Eg 762 7 .Mmm J' w..,,,M' 3 yrff-1-::4ffs..s-1: 1 1 'I 2, XS if I may W ii in vi 1 A TRILLIUM PHOTOGRAPHER llllll T06 so '42 ' 'S F -f' 5 Q 0 -'E Qyflgn QVYF6 H. WILLIAMS Propriefor Brookhaven Mississippi CompIimen'Is of GARLAND E. BYRD McCALL CREEK, MISSISSIPPI SHERMAN AND COMPANY HAZLEHURST, Mississippi ASH LEY'S GROCERY 81 MARKET P.O. Box I042 Phone 2462 WESSON, MISSISSIPPI MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK HAZLEHURST GEORGETOWN MISSISSIPPI Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Our 79'Ih Year CompIimen'rs of BROWN'S CAFE Brookhaven Mississippi Roy Jones ancI I Opal Mize, Owners MAGEE MISSISSIPPI .I L II ' II I 1- 2 , I W If CompIimen+s of . . . 5 O K I KELLY LUSI4 I-Iail. copIaII-I.InCQIn . . General Merchandise fa Welll Push TIIY CCTIRIS BEAUREGARD on I'o VICTORY. 'I MISSISSIPPI Self-Service I Food S+ore 1 BROOKHAVEN I I II 5 , MISSISSIPPI E CRYSTAL MOTOR COMPANY I I E v c CompIimen+s of . . SALES S R I E CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI I PHARMACY , I I I-IAzI.EI-IURST, MISSISSIPPI MEADVILLE DRUGS Your Friendly Drug S+ore - J. G. HoIIingswoI-II1, W. N. Temple S MEADVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Pl..- CompIimenI's of . . I E en S Q GRAVES Co 'P'm I of ' ' ' LUMBER COMPANY INC. I-IAZLEI-IURST, MISSISSIPPI NATCHEZ TOBACCO AND I SPECIALTY COMPANY CANNON'S I SHELL GRIFFITH I SUPER SERVICE SUPEEICAPERKET NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI Hgirrhpgace ISI i EE.53 Highway 5I SouII1 I I Miljxfpnpi CFIILSIIIIIZSISZIEIBIIQS I- P-L'-'il'-'-!.I L,,.....-an---4 - Y-..Q.,Vh NM N.m.,,,mnMk xmmm mm-WNXH-WMWM Y NNMWUM Wmmnm B AN K Simms S Son if QE , Q if I W Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION MISSISSIPPI BANKERS ASSOCIATION -67 Years of Service- . . Q A X ' 4 VX I N E Jwnggm MOTOR co. a n J C P ER HAZLEHURST COMPANY INC Mississippi WISE X l l HEARD'S MUSIC STORE Conn, Olds, Selmer Band Insirumenfs Baldwin Pianos Phone 9762 6I3 Franklin S+. NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI WESSON MILLI NG COMPANY CompIeI'e Feeds for AII Lives'Ioc:Ic and PouI+ry P.O. Box I05I Phone 2234 WESSON, MISSISSIPPI 'rr-I 'I CLARK-NELMS FORD COMPANY FALCON Dealer Phone I600 BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI STEPHENS MERCANTILE COMPANY MENDENHALL MISSISSIPPI I iii? I Ex I-9 v ' '04-vi' PURE SERVICE CENTER JONES MARKET Wholesale Meais of AII Kinds Phone 847 G. N. Case HamiII'on Sfreef Phone 9934 Brookhaven WeSS0n Mississippi Mississippi STATE GUARANTY BAN K xi INSUR44, MAGEE QP Cf S' Maximum Q MISSISSIPPI 3 ,,0,,,OO ,5 STRENGTH 'io Fifi 2 Q, Depositer 5 ' + 'A'-fuse . REPUTATION SERVICE SPORTING GOODS The King of SporIs ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT HUNTING AND FISHING SUPPLIES Johnson Oufboarol Moiors Toro Power Lawnmowers Briggs 8: SI'raH'on Engines Western .Ag'g We Specialize in Associate Good Food 5f0l'9 HUB GRILL Phone 9I C. L- V HAZLEHURST Ownagfado MISSISSIPPI Wesson Mississippi A. I. IRexI REXINGER Business Dial 6734 I07 Nor+h Pine SI'ree'r NATCHEZ MISSISSIPPI COWEN CHEVROLET COMPANY PHONE 2323 Wesson, Mississippi BROOKHAVEN MAGEE COOPERATIVE IAALI Comme.rciaI FerI'iIizQrs-Seeds-FerI'iIizer I Ma+eaiLz.i iCsif.:32z-WiiL'::.E:.PP'IeS CUMPANY PHONE 338I MAGEE MISSISSIPPI V Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION E. F. CHAPMAN P'aS+efin9 C0n+ aC+0f BROOK:-IAVEN, MISSISSIPPI 49I7 McRaven Road MENDENHALL, MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN WHQLESALE T. G. BLACKWELL CHEVROLET COMPANY MENDENHALL, MISSISSIPPI J. T. BIGGS AND SON BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI READY'S SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE MONTICELLO. MISSISSIPPI Glenda, Robert and The I96O DODGE BOLING MOTORS BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Simca Dealer ingnm vi-Y OUTH 1 Er D U Gixyx 1 IIIII QV-D Graduate to Better Living . . the Total Electric Way! ,.r X 8 5 I fi?- A, he Q8 e Ig 7 U I . 'l!Il.6'1 RQ? I -A - .' .y rf I E' FP 1 'S II 'I wllll III.II G3 Q u Today hundreds ot Mississippi homemalcers enjoy the convenience and economy ot TOTAL ELECTRIC LIVING. The college students of today ,. . . who will become the homemalcers ot tomorrow . . . will enjoy even greater con- veniences and economy as new. more etticient appliances are developed daily. Plan now to graduate to BETTER LIVING ELECTRICALLY. MISSISSIPPI POWER 8: LIGHT COMPANY HELPING BUILD MISSISSIPPI tor Over a Third ot a Century HORACE G. GOLDBOLD Superintendent ot Education ot Franklin County BRADLEY'S U WELDING at MACHINE WORKS Phones 24l8 BANK OF HAZLEHURST The Bank With the Chime Clock -Capital and Surplus One Million Dollars- HAZLEHURST. MISSISSIPPI MEADVILLE and Im CHESTER BURNHAM CHEVROLET, INC. MISSISSIPPI Box Io75 Chevrolet-Oldsmobile MII?-Eiggglpl South First and Minnesota Streets BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI STEPHEN'S BANE DRUGS Walgreen Agency S Phone mo HOLSUM Lf2QZjnA2g:g2Z'g+ BROOKHAVEN. MISSISSIPPI of Merchandige HOLSUM PULP WOOD DEALER O -Fr h B d The Poor 'Mans GRAVES SERVICE STATION TS FIIEIICI NATCHEZ MAGEE HAZLEHURST MISSISSIPPI LAWRENCE COUNTY BANK Growing Wiih Lawrence CounIy MONTICELLO MISSISSIPPI NEWHEBRON Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporaiion LO'I'I' FURNITURE COMPANY PRICHARD CHEVROLET COMPANY CompIe're House Furnishings Sales and Sefvice BROOK:-IAVEN, MlssissiPPl Mssdviiis- Mississippi A. GREEN AND COMPANY 'Q.'2QiZSLiSi dMi11i23.iLi THE CARNF ' COMPANY PURITY Capaci+or SpeciaIis'l's THE PALMYRA si-IOPPE MI12ESiZ2i',3P, BRiii?s'i?s'iii'iN MENDENHALL, MISSISSIPPI SHIRLEY SLIPPER SHOP CARL DQNAHQE and Copiah Couniy BOSTON Tax Assessor SHOE STORE HAZLEHURST Brookhaven MISSISSIPPI Mississippi THE VANITY BEAUTY SHOP MRS. LUCILLE SHEHEA. Owner Phone 252I Wesson, Mississippi MRS. RENE W. CURTIS, Alderman Ward 4 Wesson, Mississippi ' LINCOLN COUNTY Brookhaven, Mississippi WHERE OPPORTUNITY ABOUNDS BECAUSE OF: OIL ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,. ...,,,...,,,,.,,,,.........s,.....,,,,.... 'F our sepa rare 'Fields GRADE A DAIRIES ..,. one hundred and nine'ry-'rhree Grade A barns CREAMERIES ................ for processing Grade A and Grade C milk BEEF CATTLE .................,.........,.... 'Ihousands of acres in improved pasI'ures TIMBER ..............,. Iweniy-Iwo Ihousand acres devofed Io planred 'Iimber cuI+ure plus Ihousands of naIuraIIy seeded acres FACTORIES - .,......,....... ........ I our maior indusfries for iob pIacemenI' MEDICAL CENTER .......... concen+raIion of docrors and medical faciIiI'ies BOARD OF SUPERVISORS DISTRICT I -Louie L. Eniricanl PRESIDENT DISTRICT 4-Leroy LeggeH DISTRICT 2-Jim Coker DISTRICT 5-Nelson Case DISTRICT 3-Kenzie Reeves CHANCERY CLERK-Royce R, Hari' SUNFLOWER FOOD STORE MONTGOMERY , Where you save someihing on everyI'hing Two blfs I I Highway 5I Souih TI Ffu' 'PHS ' ' HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI SIX bII's . . . ' A dollar - - - BOB DAVIS SPORTING GOODS .I,eIeph6ne 37 All 'FUI' CO4-IN HunIingA:InFI+.FisIging IEquipmenI' HAZLEHURST Sfand up, and Holler! '33 E e 'C upP'es MISSISSIPPI asf Cherokee Phone 675 BROOKHAVEN. MISSISSIPPI CASE'S CAGE EGG FARM Cleaned - Graded - Candled QUICK SERVICE 523 Wesi' Chi ewa Phone I783 BROOKFTZVEN, MISSISSIPPI AND TO TI-IE CLEANERS GRADUATING ITIS GOOD BUSINESS Telephone 43I CLASS TO SHOP AT BROOKHAVEN ouR ADVERTISERS M'SS'SS'PP' R. M. HENDRICK MANUFACTURER OF Academic Caps and Gowns P.O. Box IO34 JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI OFFICE APPLIANCE COMPANY Easi Railroad Avenue Phone 726 BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Best Wishes I to Copiah-Lincoln Junior College I I MII I, II , I gg BANK OF FRANKLIN I I III ? il II I ,I I II HONORING ,II Miss Sandra Scarbrough Miss Hospitality of 1960 'I MEADVILLE MISSISSIPPI 'I Member: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION V II I CO-LIN BOOK STORE WESSON, MISSISSIPPI HART'S SOFT-TWIST BREAD at your favorite grocers Board of Supervisors Copiah County I-IAZLEI-IURST, MISSISSIPPI GEORGE MARX, DIS+ric'I' I W. E. HOOD, Disirici' 4 A. B. BARLOW, DIS'I'ricI' 2, PRESIDENT P. D, ARMSTRONG, DIs'I'ricI' 5 VIRGII. SMITH, DISITICI' 3 BOYD MULLEN, CIerIc of Board Compliments BROOKHAVEN JACKSON Rhymes Radio 81 TV Service Abrams Mercanrile Co. Gene's Jewelers Inez Ho+eI LoHon's McGra+h's Perkins Hardware Rarliff Sheer Me1'aI Works Royce Har+ SeaI'res'r Foods Shainberg's S+ahI-Urban Sfandard Wire 81 Screen Co. W. J. M. B. CRYSTAL SPRINGS Berry Jean's Deparrmeni' Sfore BenneH's Food Siore BoacIcIe's Cify Drug Srore Crysral Thearre Wesrern Au+o Srore The Barq BoH'Iing Co., Inc The Merchan+s Co. HAZLEHURST Armsrrong and Hoffman E. Ray Izard Mrs. U. G. Brunsron Rushing RexaII Drugs Wesrern Auro Srore MEADVI LLE Marion's Beaury Shop Meadville Hardware Mrs. Marvin Jones Scarbrough Mo'rors MONTICELLO E. A. IBebyI Turnage Givens Drug Srore Jirney-Jungle Siamps Dry Goods Wesrern Auro Sfore NATCH EZ Cario's Drive-In Pik Quick PORT GIBSON Chamberlain-Hun? A WESSON Ted's Mo'reI Wesson Cleaners cademy SIMPSON COUNTY MencIenI'1aII, Mississippi OPPORTUNITIES FOUR WHITE HIGH SCHOOLS THREE COLORED HIGH SCHOOLS GOOD HIGHWAYS DIVERSIFIED FARMING THREE OIL FIELDS A MAJOR POULTRY COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS G. G. MAY, DISTRICT I C. K. BRADFORD, DISTRICT 4 D. F. WALKER, DISTRICT 2, PRESIDENT W. P. HARRIS, DISTRICT 5 L. B. THOMPSON, DISTRICT 3 W. C. SCARBROUGH, CHANCERY CLERK J. W. 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