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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1962 volume:

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A, .Q f . mg, w-. gm 'LN-v-1 -Ms , ,J ' V: ,,-y 1 '14-'Y 1, ' 1 ' A K fl ,J -'I Q' j+.?f1i, :-, 'g-5-X:-AL.f', ' A -,-, ww , ,yt ' I- A 1 , XWQ, W- ,. '?- S ' X. I 1 V I rQQ,,i,' 1 3 Wiggins The Annual Staff of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College Presents THE C0-LIN TRILLIUM 1962 BURLIAN WALKER PAT CALHOLN Editor Business Manager GLEN DITUCCI MRS. E. T. HARVEY Associate Editor Sp0f1S0f IN MEMORY OF ElRhg IN MEMORY OF RbB 2 1 CCNTENTS Dedloatlon Book I THE COLLEGE Book II CLASSES Book III PEEPS AT STUDENT LIFE Book IV FEA TUR ES Book V SPORTS Book VI ACTIVITIES Book VII ADVERTISING DEDI CA TION Our personalities, characters, and entire lives are influenced by our associations with those Whom We most' admire and re- spect. This is especially true during our college days, and no influence is felt stronger or more deeply than that of our teachers. Realizing this, the Annual Staff gratefully dedi- cates this 1962 edition of the Co-Lin TRILLIUM to Mrs. E. T. Harvey, who, through her noble character and high Christian principles has had an influence upon great numbers of stu- dents. She has worked patiently, tirelessly, and unselfishly, both in the classroom at Copiah-Lincoln for 13 years and as a sponsor of the TRILLIUM for four years. Long after we leave Co-Lin our lives will be enriched by our association with this worthy lady. THE TRILLIUM STAFF r ,5 1 I 1 I 'f I 'ka' 1 Q ASSOCIATE EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR Glen Di Tucci Loura Eastham EDITOR Burlian Walker ART EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR Claudia Crain V Marie Bloodworth 6 E SPORTS EDITOR Guy Barr, .lr. T R I L L I fin-:Q IIN f -' BUSINESS MANAGER Pat Calhoun Cla M ' FACULTY EDITOR Duane Russell fa-'7Q'6 COPY EDITQR CLASS EDITOR Naomi Buckley Peggy Coon ALMA MA TER Hail, Copiah-Lincoln Sons and daughters true Pledge thee our loveg We'11 sing thy praise anew. Faithfully and loyally We'11 ever honor theeg We-'ll push thy colors on To Victory. BO0K I THE COLLEGE QQXN Ju, if '-10, -he 0 oxrw ,,, . 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W , fix. 1 ,V.., -Q' ,, Q X 11 54 N' I ' 'P'-N' ,g s::-- .3 Q, 4' ' ' ' .4 5,25 1g 4 . ,, ,A f,, f Q , . 11 N , x I i JUNICR COLLEGE The History of Copiah-Lincoln Jun- ior College is the story of men whose administration has undergone the trials of wars, depressions, and crowded con- ditions, and yet brought forth Copiali- Lincoln as one of the foremost junior colleges in the State of Mississippi. THE WINTER 0F if U MMJWW 4 J gg 55 22 ,,.4vlf 1' fl .- 'KM 1 Mas. , Cop 'F ' 4-W. gy? Wag an My H' xii IIA Z.. Sz 1 All HER lil HIE Bl ll! fam Mn H144 Silk Q 11 'Q sv ll iah-Lincoln with a covering of ice and snow! j 1 I iTHE BIG FREEZE vn of f ff: .fx .TM A A, , E - 1 JM' urn, M , ,,,,,,,,,, W ,H my N. f,., V . ,gy M, Q :lady W: A 4 V A .Z , 'uf nf 'xv'-. ' ' . U .-.'9-Z' ' ' ' ' ., ,T 5:53, ,ily 2,,,,a-warg? la. , -. r f , 41' 5 A , , Q f gr- - N Af, ' 4 ,E 1, .1 JW' Even the schnol pond frozmag Mr. Knahb makes the test. -A-5 Kitchvn trays wvrc- ulilin-fi fur Jfldlling! .. . Y-ff ...Amt I 3 OUR NEW GYM THE SOPHOMORE GIRLS' DORMITORY K LIBRARY . . . 'K 9 - ENTRANCE FRESHMAN BOYS' DORMITORY 4 , 9--ZH I ' ci- .IV1 Q. I Ili ill Ill THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING THE ARTS BUILDING I l 1+ ff fi FACULTY HCUSE Pc, we we Y ' '3-1 .. -...Aa,.x... om. , . 9 Woxvx C9 F. M. Fortenberry PRESIDENT OF COPIAH LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE President F. M. Fortenberry has been a member of the Copiah-Lincoln Junior College Administrative family for sixteen years. He began his record of service to the college in 1939 when he was appointed Coach, Assistant Dean, and Instructor in Science, which positions he held for six years. He has also served as Director of Athletics, Dean of Men, and Assistant to the Presi- dent. ln 1955, he became the fourth president of Copiah-Lincoln. Born in Smith County, Polkville, Mississippi, on August 29, 1913, President Fortenberry attended Mississippi College at Clinton. He received his M.A. degree from the University of Mississippi in 1950. His services as an educator and administrator are evidenced by the positions he has held at Copiah-Lincoln and in Mississippi. Copiah-Lincoln Junior College is proud to have as its President one who is so capable and efficient-F. M. FORTENBERRY. 'vnu . BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1 My , 1 W. rs if ' SEATED ileft to right3: Dr. Otho Messer, I. S. Bass, Robert Boling, W. S. Henley, Mrs. Ruby B. Larkin, E. Ray Izard, Bernell Berry, Frank Lowery. STANDING lleft to rightiz C. C. Graves, Jr., Sturge Dodds. Lester Furr, Horace Codbold, Pence Brown, C. C. Clark. Grady Calender, S. P. Torey. MR. ROBERT E. REA, Secretary of the Board 1 I I 1 . 1 gl . ea . , N W Y. 7 I i 1 V f 20 L ADMINISTRATORS MR. B. E. HUNTER Registrar MA., Mississippi Southern College MR. JAMES M. LEWIS Principal of the High School M.Ed.. Mississippi State University Our Aclministlat r at work MRS. MATTIE W. BARTON Dean of Winiiieii MA.. University of Alabama MR. CARLTON M. REID Dean of Men BS., Mississippi State University DEANS N l I i , , i i I Q, ili N. li I, 'V W L5 I R L I i SECRETARIES, AND BUSINESS MANAGER fb-s , . Tl MR. CRAYDON L. MLLLICN Business Manager Soule University, New Orlean MBS. RUBY PEARL SMITH Assistant Bookkeeper A.A.. Copiah- Lincoln Junior College MRS. GROVER SMITH Secretary A.A.. Copiah-Lincoln junior College le efficient seen-tary to the President. i bivff I MISS WILLIE MAE I-IAMILL English M.A., University of Alabama MRS. E. T. HARVEY English M.A., Louisana State University MRS. R. S. PURSER, SR. French and English A.B., Drury College MR. BOONE SHELTON English AB., Mississippi College English Literature! THE LANGUAGE i DEPARTMENT 21' MISS BARBARA MOAK English B.A., Mississippi College I l 1 i 4 q 3' NIR. JOHN RICHARD LANDRESS Speech B.D.. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary MRS. JOHN R. LANDRESS High School English B.A., Blue Mountain College A French Class 12855 SCIENCE Q'...I..'se MRS. SARA RICHARDSON Chemistry M.S.. University of Mississippi MR. DONALD S. JOHNSON Physics M.A., Mississippi Southern College MR. W. RANDOLPH STRICKLAND Science MA., Mississippi Southern College The Zoology Laboratory ' MRS. FRED E. THOMPSON Mathematics B.M., Asbury College MR. C. A. REYNOLDS Mathematics M.A., Mississippi Southern College MR. FOREST CASE Mathematics B.S., Mississippi State University MATHEMATICS p 5-Q ff-V-'H AP:-R its 1 -q. EMA Mr. Case's Mathematics Class -ww-up Nw , f. st .s -X If Wil 27 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. WALLACE HARGON College Football High School Science, Social Studies B.S., Northeast Louisiana State College MR. ALTON RICKS College Basketball and Physical Education M.A.. University of Mississippi MISS DELORES BRUMFIELD Physical Education M.S., Mississippi Southern College MR. BOB RICKETTS Assistant Football Coach, Social Studies B.S., Southern Louisiana State College A Physical Education Class for Girls SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. VIVIAN A. BYRD History MA., Mississippi Southern College MISS ZELLE WEEMS Psychology, Education M.A., Mississippi Southern College MR. CHARLES J. KING H. S. Coach, Social Studies B.A.. Mississippi College MR. JAMES M. COOPER Social Studies B.S., Mississippi College BIBLE MR. ROD L. ENTREKIN Bible DD.. Emory University MR. BOBBY SHANDS Bible B.D.N.O.. Baptist Theological Seminars COMMERCE MRS. F. M. FORTENBERRY Business MA., University of Mississippi MRS. IO ANN REID Commerce BS., Mississippi State College for WOIl16H MRS. CAROL S. STRICKLAND Commerce MS., Mississippi Southern College MR. FRED E. THOMPSON Business M.B.A., University of Mississippi A Class in Commerce ,vw W VOCATICNAL AND AGRICULTURE MR. MORRIS JACOBS Industrial Arts B.S., North Texas State College MR. JACK THOMAS Industrial Arts B.S., North Texas State College MR. T. S. MYERS Agriculture M.S., Mississippi State University MR. D. A. HARRIS Auto Mechanics The new Mechanical Technology Building nears completion MUSIC AND BAND MISS JULIA GUESS Theory, Voice lVI.A.. Collunbia University MR. CLYDE WILSON Band lVl.lVI., Vandercook School of Music MR. ALBERT WASMUS Piano M.M., Eastman School of Music MR. JAMES W. RATCLIFF Choral Director lVI.S., M.N.O., Baptist Theological Seminary Mr. Wasmus instructs Miss Dot Smith at the piano 32 ll i I l HOME ECONOMICS MRS. SARAH G. JOHNSON Home Economics M.A., Mississippi Southern Collega DIETITIANS F., Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Bill Roper, Mrs. Fannie M. Boutwell is 1 T ADDITIONAL STAFF MRS. GRAYDON L. MULLEN Faculty House Hostess BS.. Mississippi State College for Women MRS. MARY LEE MCDONALD Dormitory Hostess MISS ALLIE LEE LOFTON College Nurse HN., King's Daughters Hospital MRS. FRANK OSWALT Librarian Certificate in Library Science Peabody College MR. WAYNE KNABB Publicity B.A., Mississippi Southern College The new Publicity Director smilingly greets the public. l 1 P I l ... l l. I f f A K I -'inf-,.'f...!.' U41 WN 'a N 'P 'lf as 2 F5 M I O 9 u tl 3 I I 1 P 'r 5 1 i BCOK ll CLASSES -drew 0 '5 .0 fhnodw. . 0 o 6. Q u ff' P fi , It :Ja ,ga it 35 SOPHOMCRE CLASS OFFICERS A I FIRST ROW, seated: Johnny Spencer, John Ed. Perritt, Ronnie St. Arnant, Charley Ray Grayson. SECOND ROW, standing: Miss Brumfield, sponsor: Katrina Cade, Alice Rose Smith, Pat Calhoun, Willie Myrtle Myers, Miss Weems, sponsor. JOHN ED. PERRITT ...,,,.... ................ P resident KATRINA CADE ,.,.,,.,,,.,,,,,-..... ...,.e.. V ice President WILLIE MYRTLE MYERS sssss.. ....,s...v.. S ecretary RONNIE ST. AMANT ........, .,..s.,sssssss. T reasurer JOHNNY SPENCER s.s,..ssssss ....... R epresentative PAT CALHOUN .,...,,,,..,,.,s.,,,,..,s .,,..,. R epresentative CHARLES RAY CRAYSON ,,..,s, ,,,,.,,, R epresentative MISS DELORES BRUMFIELD MISS ZELLE WEEMS MR. FOREST CASE .sssss .. ..... Sponsors 36 .IEFF M. ALEXANDER u.Ieff D'Lo Pre-Law IRC 1, 2. JOYCE ANDERSON Joy Minneapolis, Minnesota Stenography YWCA 1, 2, Chorus 23 IRC 2g Westminster Foundation 1, 2 Colette 2. ANN BARRETT Acler Magee Stenography BSU 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2, YWA 2, Homecoming Court 2. KENNETH D. BISHOP Cue-Ball Hazlehurst Business CHARLES EDWARD AHREND '6Ed Hazlehurst Secondary Education HENRY JAMES ALLEN Buster Silver Creek Secondary Education Basketball lg FTA 1, 2, officer 23 BSU 1, 2g Annual Staff 2. 'nf' FANNIE LEE ATWOOD Fanny,' Silver Creek Business BSU 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2, YWA 25 Chorus 2. GUY BARR, JR. c'Guy Magee Physical Education Football 1: Student Trainer 2g BSU 1, 2, President 23 Annual Staff 2, officer 25 Class officer lg ESOC Ig SCA Council 2. 37 JODIE LEE BLAND Hlodie' Fayette Business MARIE BLOODWORTH Marie' Jackson Ceneral Colettes 1, 2, Captain 2, IRC 1, 2, officer 2. it Aww N'- ' NAOMI BUCKLEY '6Nomie Pinola Elementary Education YWCA 1, 2, officer 2, YWA 1, 2, President 2, SCA Coun- cil 2, BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 2, Greater Council 1, 2, An- nual Staff 2, officer 2. WILLARD MORSE BULLEN, JR. Buddy Fayette Engineering Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Wesley 1, 2. 38 7 SCA 1, 2, officer 2, YWCA 1, 2, officer 2, Westminster Fel- lowship 1, 2, officer 1, 2, Annual Staff 1, 2, officer 1, 2, CARLOS BOYTE Carlos Washington Industrial Arts Chorus 2, Men's Ensemble 1, 2. CHARLOTTE ANN BROWN Charlie Bogue Chitto Secondary Education YWCA 1, 2, YWA 1, 2, officer 2, BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 2, SCA Council 2, officer 2, French Club 1, 2, officer 2. FLORA BURNHAM Flora Magee Elementary Education YWCA 1, 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, FTA 1, 2. LUTHER LEE BURNS Lee Ruth Major-'P-oh well! Clee Club 1, 2, Men's Ensemble 2. KATRINA CADE HTrina Loyd Star Mathematics YWCA 1, 2, officer 2, YWA 1, 23 FTA 1, 2, officer 2: IRC 1, 2, Homecoming Court 1, Class officer 2, Annual Staff 2, ESOC 2. ROGER DALE CALCOTE 'gRoger' Monticello Accounting IRC 2, Phi Theta Kappa 2. BERNIECE BUTLER Alma Meadville Physical Education FTA 1, 23 YWCA I, 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2. DENNIS LARRY BUTLER Larry , Fair Oak Springs Business Administration IRC I, 2, Trillium Staff 2, officer 23 YMCA 2, officer 2, SCA Council 2: BSU 1, 2, Greater Council I, 2. Ritlgecn--t Staff 2, Band 23 ESOC 2. anis, 'TUX 'KH' 11 -fu. IRMA JEAN CASE Wormie,' Brookhaven Stenography BSU 1, 2, officer 2, YWCA 1, 2, SCA 1, 2. JAMES VERNON CASE Wake Loyd Star Auto Mechanics BSU 1, 2. VIVIAN CALCOTE Vivian Meadville Music Education Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 1, Colettes 13 Campus Favorite Ig Home-- coming Queen '21 Wesley 1, 2, officer 23 Ensemble 1, 2: Beauty 2. PATRICIA ANN CALHOUN Pat Natchez Stenography YWCA 1, 2, President 23 SCA 2, ESOC 2, Class Reprcsentatiye 2, Annual Staff 2, Business Manager 23 BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 1, 23 Creater Council 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa I, 2, officer 2, YWA 2. K- . 'af . 39 LAWRENCE J. CHAUVIN '4Larry', Natchez Secondary Education Transfer from Southern 2. CHARLEN E CLARK '4Charlene Bogue Chitto Home Economics YWA 1, 2, YWCA 2, Glee Club 23 Home Economics Club 1, 2. RICHARD WAYNE COOPER 6'Richard'7 Batchelor, Louisiana Drafting Technology Newman Club 2, Vice President 2. EARL COX Earl,' Natchez Physical Education Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 2. 40 JOHN L. COLLINS Pop' Jackson Forestry Transfer from Hinds 1. PEGGY WAYNE COON Coonie' Enterprise Elementary Education YWCA 1, 2, officer 2, YWA 1, 2, officer 2g FTA 1, 2, officer 2 IRC 1, 23 BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 2, Greater Council 1, 2 Annual Staff 1, 2, officer 2. EUGENE CRAFT 6'Gene Magee Business CLAUDIA CRAIN Hearn 1 Brookhaven History-Art Dramatics 1, 2, Glee Club lg Colettes 2g IRC 1, 2, officer 25 Wesley Foundation 1, Annual Staff 2, officer 2, Beauty 2. ROY WILSON DAUGHDRILL Roy'7 New Hebron Secondary Education Clee Club 1, 2, officer 2, French Club 1, 2, President 2g YMCA 2, officer 23 IRC 1, Annual Staff 2. BRENDA SUE DICKEY 4tBrenda', Lucien Elementary Education BSU 1, 2, Girls' Ensemble 23 Transfer from Mississippi College 2. LOURA EASTHAIVI uLoura Council Grove, Kansas Elementary Education Annual Staff 1, 2, officer 1, 2, Homecoming Court 23 Cheerleader 1, 2, Co-Head Cheerleader 2, BSU 1. 2, Greater Council 1, 2, Executive Council 2, Glorieta Staff 2: FTA 1, 2, officer 1, 2, SCA 2,iVice President 2, Campus Favorite 1, YWCA 1, 2, YWA 13 Dramatic Club 1, Play Cast 1. DOUGLAS FALVEY 'GDouglas', Loyd Star Accounting Basketball Ig YMCA 2. SHARON CULVER Sharon,' Brookhaven Lab Technician Transfer from MSCW 2. MARY FRANCES CUPIT t4Mary Francesw Loyd Star Education MARILYN DICKEY 'fMarilyn Brookhaven Elementary Education YWCA 1, 2, YWA 2, BSU 1, 2, FTA 2. GLEN DI TUCCI Glenn Natchez History Major IRC 1, 2g French Club 2, Annual Staff 2, Assistant Editor 23 Westminster 1, 2, officer 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2. I I 4I PAUL FLETCHER uPaul,' NLlIt'llL'L Cent-ral Band l, 23 BSU I. 2. Greater Council 2. JAMES WILSON FLOYD Buckshot lxlalgve Cc-m-ral IRC I, 2g BSU I, 23 YMCA 1. Www EDWARD EVANS FUNCHESS Fungus Crystal Springs Industrial Management Band I, 23 IRC 1, President 2g SCA 2g Wesley 1, 2g YMCA I, 2, officer Ig Chemistry Club 1. JERRY MATHIS GADDY Jerry Crystal Springs Draftsman 5.-Q -aQs-'W ' 42 WW MARGARET ANNE FLYNN 4'Margaretw Brookhaven Stenography YWCA I, 23 Colettes 2. FREDERICK ANDERSON FRIZELL 'Tredw Natchez Theology SCA President 25 Wesley Foundation 1, 2, President 2g YMCA officer 2g MSM Council 23 French Club 2g ESOC 2. JAMES C. GARNER Jim Andalusia, Ala. Physical Education Basketball I, 2g BSU 1, 2, Greater Council 23 SCA lg YMCA Ig Track lg FFA 1, 2, officer 2. CLAUDE IRWIN GARRETT JR. Irwin Harrisville Industrial Arts E CHARLES RAY GRAYSON a'Charles Pinola Engineering YMCA 2, officer 23 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, officer 2g Chemistry Club 2g Class Representative 25 BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 2, Greater Council 1, 2. VICTOR MARCEL GRICE 4'Butch Brookhaven Business NXA. JERRY ALLEN HAWTHORNE Jerry Natchez Business Administration Band lg Wesley 1. TOM EARL HENNINGTON L'Tom Wesson History BSU 1, 2, Greater Council 2. REBA N ELL GILL 'Reba' Brookhaven English FTA 1. CHARLOTTE ANN GILLIS '6Chaddy, Closter Stenography YWCA 1, 2, officer 2g BSU 1, 2g YWA 2. mm ffm?-ze JOE GURLEY MArkansas Blytheville, Arkansas Agriculture BSU 1, 23 Basketball Mgr. 1, 2. JEWELL HAWKINS Hshortstuff Mendenhall Physical Therapy Wesley 1, 23 Dramatics 2g Chorus 2. 43 ZOULA MAE HENNINGTON '4Zouler,' Wesson Medical Technician Class officer 1: Homecoming Maid 1, Campus Favorite 1, Colette 1, Head Colette 2, Phi Theta Kappa 2, BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 1, Greater Council 2, YWCA 2. JUDY ANN HERRING Judy,, Bogue Chitto Stenography BSU 1, 2, Greater Council 2, Chorus 1, 2, Ensemble 1, 2, Mixed Ensemble 1, FTA 1. BARBARA HILTON Barbara', Brookhaven Stenography YWCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2. ROBIN HUDSON '4RobinH Mendenhall General Football 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 2, Freshman Day King 1. 44 up mt gg, t, CAROLYN HERRINGTON Carolyn Magee Stenography YWCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, YWA 1, 2. TOMMY JOE HESTER 'cTommy Bude Engineer Jets 1. uY fl6W'U 9 ' PAUL EDMOND HUHN Ed Pascagoula Accounting BSU 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Men's Ensemble 1, 2, Executive BSU Council 2, Greater Council 1, 2. CAROLYN JAMES Carolyn Hazlehurst Home Economics BSU 1, 2, Future Teacher's 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2. HAROLD GLEN JONES uChicken Natchez Physical Education BSU 1, 2, Future Teacher's 1. ORA LEE JONES Ora Bude Stenography YWCA 1, 2. PEGGY LOUISE KEELE 'fPeggy Brookhaven General Annual Staff 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2g IRC 1, 23 Phi Theta Kappa 2. DAVID KENNEDY Dave Magee Drafting REYNOLDS F. JOHNSON HR. F McCall Creek Minister ROBERT DOLLAR JOHNSON NRO Magee Secondary Education BARBARA ELAINE JORDAN Elaine Enterprise Math IRC 13 YWCA 1, 23 YWA 1, 2: Chemistry Club 15 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. WILLIAM JORDAN 4'William Meadville General Business BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 2g Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2. in 'bm 194 - Al ,ms 45 DOROTHY GENE KOLB Dorothy Meadville Accounting YWCA 1, 2. CATHY LAMBERT uCathy Monticello Stenography YWCA 1, 2: Annual Staff 1. J. LARRY LEWIS Larry Wesson Accounting Wesley 23 Chemistry Club 1. JERRY WILLIAM LEWIS 'clerri Lee McCall Creek General wwf 'fQP'h 46 GRADY WILLIAM MARTER, JR. 1 Calhoun City General BA BSU 1, 2, Football Manager 1. JANICE LEE Pinola Library Science BSU 1, 24 YWA 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2. PAUL LEWIS West Lincoln General Basketball 1, 2. WALLACE JOE LEWIS West Lincoln Engineering Chemistry Club 1, 23 .lets 15 Band 2. Sparky ROBERT LILLY R0bert,, Liberty General B.A. BSU 1, 2. CLARENCE M. LOCKWOOD HMike,, Hamlin, W. Va. General Business Band Manager 1. MICHAEL JOSEPH LOGAN G'Mike Lorman Secondary Education Newman Club 2. LARRY FORD LOFTON Lofton Fair Oak Springs Accounting IRC 1, 2, YMCA 2, officer 2, BSU 1, 2, Greater Council 1, 2, Ridgecrest Staff 2. LYNN MARTIN Lynn,' l Meadville Forestry Band 1, 2. GENE IVIASSEY Squeak Wesson Secondary Education Basketball 1, Football Mgr. 25 BSU 1, 2, Annual. Staff 29 FTA 1, 2. EALON IVICGEE 6'Ealon,' West Lincoln General BLAKELY H. MCINTYRE III Blake Marion, South Carolina General Business Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2. I l I I I I Q 47 JOHN CURTIS MAY Curtis Mendenhall General Football 1, 25 Track 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 2. GEORGE EDWARD MEADOWS George Magee Theology BSU 1, 2g Greater Council 25 IRC 1. ,-d 't' 57941 MN SAUNDRA LOUISE MOONEY Saundra Washington Stenography BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 23 YWCA 1, 2. EDWARD GERARDE MURPHY Murph Syracuse, New York Coach FTA 1, 2, officer 2g Basketball 1, 2g Newman Club 2, President 2. 48 JAMES KELLY MILLER Kelly Bell' Silver Creek Accounting IRC 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, YMCA 2. FHRANDAL ROYCE MITCHELL 'Tran' Monticello Education BSU 1, 2, Annual Staff 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2g YWA 1, 2, IRC 1 FTA 1. WILLIE MYRTLE MYERS uMyrt' Bude Stenography YWCA 1, 2, Campus Favorite 1. DOUGLAS GENE NETTLES Glass Smithdale Business ALBERT H. OWEN 4'Albert James Fayette Agriculture Education Agriculture Club 1, 2. BOBBY EUGENE PARKER Bob,' Hazlehurst Drafting ANNA REBECCA NEWSOME g'Becky Monticello Medical Technology BSU 1, 2, Greater Council 23 YWCA I, 2. RAMONA NORTON Gidget Brookhaven Education Dramatics 13 IRC 1, 23 Home Ec. 23 YWCA 13 Annual Staff 2g FTA 2, officer 2. PATRICIA ANN PEARSON Patti,' Magee General YWCA 13 Colette 13 Annual Staff 2, officer 2. JOHN EDWARD PERRITT 'gEd Wesson Ministerial Student BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 1, 23 Ridgecrest Staffer 23 Class President 23 Hi-Y Student Advisor 23 IRC 1, 2, President 1, officer 1, 23 ESOC 23 French Club 23 Chemistry Club lg SCA 1, 2, officer 2. GEORGE N. PAYNE '4George Brookhaven Business Transfer from State 2. EDWIN WALT PEARSON Magee General Business vb' Edwin :Tw ivy' TOMMY RAY PEVEY Pevey Natchez Accounting Band l, 2. BRENDA ANNE PHILLIPS Mrs Fredd1e Bogus Cliitto General Course Dramatics 1, 23 YWCA lg Annual Staff 2 Weeley 1 2 SCA 2. PHYLLIS DEAN PITTMAN Meadville Business Administration Band lg Dramatics Club 1, 2. ELEMUEL PORTER Washington Education 'Ubin 50 SHERROD TYSON RATCLIFF '4Chip West Lincoln Accounting Glee Club lg IRC 1. PAT REED '4Pat A--..... X Brookhaven History Band I, 2g IRC 1, 2. JOHNNY ROBBINS '4John Monticello Drafting EUGENE EDWIN ROBERTS Gene Natchez Education Transfer from Ole Miss 2. BEVERLY PRICE i'BeVerly ' Boguc Chitlo Accounting Annual Staff 23 Transfer from Southern 2. ELDRED LYNN PRINE Lynn Natchez Forestry Football I, 2. fws faq R ,x 9 ,A BILLY MACK REID 4'Joe-Joe Monticello Drafting Technology Annual Staff I. RAY REYNOLDS Turnip Hazleliurst Agriculture l Football I, 25 Agriculture Club 1. 2. i .hs i i' 5I DUANE L. RUSSELL '4Duane M1 intieello Math Teacher BSU 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, officer 1, 2, President 2, Annual Staff 1, 2, officer 1, 2, IRC 1, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, YMCA 2. PERCY RUTLEDCE Percy,' Brookhaven General Busine:s mm mx JUDY SARTIN Jud Y Brookhaven Secretary ' ' YWCA 1, 2, Dramatics 1, 2, officer 2, Play Cast 1, SCA Coun- cil 1, Wesley Foundation 2, Colettes 2. - DAVID JACKSON SCOTT Danny,' Hazlehurst Veterinary Science Agriculture Club 1, 2. CURTIS SEALE '4Biscuit McCall Creek Navy Career Track 1, 2. DIANNE SHELTON Dianne Hazlehurst Library Science Band 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, SCA Council 2, officer 2, YWCA 1, 2, Annual Staff 2, IRC 2. 43 52 LAURA JEAN SILER Tennessee Jackson, Tennessee Journalism Clee Club 1, 2, Band 1, Annual Staff 2, BSU 1, 2, Greater Council 1, YWCA 1, 2. ALICE ROSE SMITH Alice Loyd Star Stenography YWCA 1, 2, Annual Staff 2, Class Representative 2, YWA 2. it mbps, JOHNNY JERRY SMITH 4'.Ierry Loyd Star Engineer .lets Ig Homecoming Court I. LOYD SMITH, JR. 6',Iunior Natchez Industrial Arts BSU 1, 2. 'if' A-:dun----' WILLIAM KENDRICK SPICER Ken Brookhaven General Business YMCA 1, 2, Dramatics 1, 2, Play Cast Ig Annual Staff Ig Chorus 1. RONNIE ST. AMANT '6Ga-Be Marrero, Louisiana Physical Education Football 1, 23 Track 1, 2g BSU 1, 2, Camp Ridgecrest for Boys Staff 2, Brotherhood I, Greater Council 2, Cabinet 2, Class officer 2g ESOC 2. BARBARA ANN SMITH 'QBarbara', Loyd Star Elementary Education YWCA 2, YWA 2, FTA 23 BSU 2. DOROTHY ELAINE SMITH L'Dot Brookhaven Music Education College Choir I, 2, Ladies Ensemble I, 2g BSU I, 2, Greater Council I3 YWCA I. 57? XQYZ 4,-.P X! 4...-. WALTER SMITH l'Smithy Marshall, Texas Business BSU 1, 2. JOHN DAVID SPENCER 'c.Iohnny Port Gibson Engineering Class Representative 25 lets 1. 53 MICHAEL JOSEPH STAMPS Stampsey Brookhaven Engineering Band 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 25 Capers 2. CHARLES STEVENS 6'Charlie Hazlehurst General B.A. JAMES LARRY SULLIVAN 6'Pee Weel' Mendenhall General BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 2, Football 1, 25 Track 1, 2. RANDY FRANK TADLOCK Tad Harrisville Electric Engineering 54 MARY NELL STEWART Hazlehurst General Business ' Dlxle Transfer from Southern 1g Glee Club 1, 2g Ensemble 2g YWCA 1, 2. LON STRONG Vicksburg Biology ROY TEMPLET New Orleans, Louisiana General Business Campus Favorite lg Newman Club 2. OLIVIA THOMPSON Hazlehurst Stenography mem. Hlaobby 66 Colettes 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 25 Ensemble 2g YWCA 1, 2 I SAMMY LEE TULLOS 6'Sam Magee Business YMCA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, Executive Council 2, Greater Council 2. Bardwell, Kentucky M. K. TURK Turk Bardwell, Kentucky Business Basketball 1, 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, officer 2, International Relations Club 2. 5- K...- W ' f-aiu-..... DONALD WALKER Duck Monticello Secondary Education FTA 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, IRC 1, 23 Annual Staff 2, YMCA 1, 2. GERALDINE WARREN Gerry Monticello Stenography Wesley Foundation 1, 25 College Beauty 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2, YWA 2. MYRA JEAN THURMAN New Orleans New Orleans, Louisiana Elementary Education Ensemble 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Operetta lg YWA 1, 2, officer 2, YWCA 1, 2, officer 2, French Club 1, 2, officer 25 BSU 1, 2, Greater Council 1, 2. CHARLOTTE TOWNSEND Charlotte,' Enterprise Chemistry IRC 13 YWCA 1, 2, YWA 1, 2, officer 2g BSU 1, 2, Greater Council 2, Chemistry Club 1, 2, officer 2g Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, President 2. DAN K. UPTON Dann Crystal Springs Drafting BURLIAN 0'NEAL WALKER '6Burchie Boyf' Magee English and Journalism Trillium Staff 1, 2, officer 1, 2, Editor 2, YMCA 1, 2, officer 1, 2, President 2, 1RC 1, 2g ESOC 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, Co- Head Cheerleader 2, BSU 1, 2, Greater Council 1, 2, Burlian's Babblingsn 1, 2, Ridgecrest Staff 2, Brotherhood 1, Dramatics glulfi 1, 2, Play Cast 1, SCA Council 23 FTA 1, 2, officer 2, an 2. or 'Dk 55 JOYCE WHITE Joy Wesson Home Economics Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, SCA Council 1, 2g Colettes 2 Home Economics Club 1, 2, officer 2. THERESIA WHITE Wfheresia .layess History YWCA 13 YWA 23 French Club 1, 2, officer 23 Phi Thet Kappa 1, 2, officer 2. JERRY WILKINSON Hlerryn Meadville Accounting Band 1, 2, President 23 BSU 1, 2. POLLY ANN WILLIAMS Polly' Ruth Business Education IRC 1, 2, YWCA 2. JERRY LYNN YOUNG 'Qlerryn Crystal Springs Mathematics Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2g YMCA 1, 2, officer 1, 2. ZACK T. WINNINGHAM Sontag Special Student NOT PICTURED: JAMES TAYLOR WINFORD CARL WILLIAMS Bude Secondary Education YMCA 2. CAROL ANN YELVERTON Magee Elementary Education u.IaCk9 Carol' YWCA 1, 2g Westminster Fellowship 1, 25 FTA 1, 2. ITF' -ew Brookhaven RONNIE BRABHAM 4. ,, Greensburg, Louisiana EOBERT LANG Rock , agee JAMES KENNETH MARTIN PhYSiCa1EdUCati0n .lackson RANDY RUSHING Denham Springs, Louisiana Football 1, 2. Graduation comes at last! ' . , A Ac, ' '- ' ' 1- . .. , FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 'QS' Left to right: Mr. Wfilson. Amanda Hewitt, Fay Templeton, Thomas Lowery. Mrs. Richardson, Mr Shelton Clifton Reed. x THOMAS LOWERY .ooioo, CLIFTON REED roooo .i.,..oo AMANDA HEWITI ....o FAY TEIVIPLETON ooo,,,oooooo MR. CLYDE WILSON MRS. SARA RICHARDSON MR. BOONE SHELTON .CCCC 58 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Judy Allgood Brookhaven Ralph Anderson Wesson Ken Applewhite Meadville .lerry Bailey Brookhaven Rachael Barlow Crystal Springs Joyce Barlow Crystal Springs Nancy Beach Hazlehurst Louise Beard Natchez Al Beasley Hazlehurst Reeves Beasley Hazlehurst Willie Fred Bell Wesson lVIathide Bennett Natchez Wayde Benson New Hebron Reggie Berry New Hebron Billie Marie Blair Pinola Phyliss Bonfiglio Brookhaven Donald Boone Brookhaven Beverly Bowen Brookhaven Cary Bowlin Hazlehurst Nancy Kay Boyte Brookhaven ,lean Bozeman Hazlehurst Tommy Bozeman Hazleharst Judy Bracey Brookhaven Dorothy Brister Enterprise , f a W. AE 4' , ,.,.----'f I 0.4 ,,,..-4 7' Ylffvv' W 'Wx M ' YQ.. ,A- 'lfan NT, V' 'CM' .9 Wi S524 'QWH KR' M74 W 12, Jbw WM K' IU 2, Malcolm Brister layess Bobby Britt Wesson Janice Brown Bogue Chitto Tyrone Brown Brookhaven Ja1nes'Browning Natchez Betty Bryant Natchez Harriet Burgess Brookhaven Betty Burkett Monticello Stella Burnaman Brookhaven Decator Butler M eadville Don Butler Brookhaven Maclelyn Bynum Magee Edgar Cain Port Gibson Dorothy Sue Calcote Natchez Evelyn Calcote Loyd Star John Calcote Meaciville Roger Cameron Hazelhurst Joanna Canoy Magee Lavenia Carlisle Fair Oak Springs Jimmy Carlisle Wesson ' Charles Carpenter Roxie Johnnie Ruth Carpenter Wesson Danny Wesley Case Brookhaven Ralph Case Loyd Star Carolyn Chappell Citronelle, Alabama Homer Evan Cheroni Hazlehurst Eloise Coker Wesson Gerald Combs Roxie Howell Cooley Jackson Donald Cothern Wanilla W. H. Cowart Meaclville Sebastian Craft Natchez Jerry Crane Brookhaven Gene Crawford Pinola James Cupit Natchez Jimmy Cupit Hazlehurst Freddie Craven Bogue Chitto Sharon Creel Bogae Chitto James Albert Cummings West Lincoln Kathryn Lee Davis Baker, Louisiana Mary Elizabeth Davis Monticello Robert Davis Tylertown James Earl Dear H arrisville Helen Dedeaux Natchez Jean Derryberry Brookhaven Ola Nell Delancey H arrisville Jackie Douglas Wesson Peggy Dove Roxie Charles Duvall Zachary, Louisiana Martha Farr Roxie Emmma ,lane Farrar Wesson Virginia Fay Fauver Brookhaven Pat Floyd Magee Stanley Forsyth Hazlehurst Archie F ortenberry Brookhaven Kay Fortenherry Bogue Chitto James Foster H azlehurst Jackie Foster Hazlehurst Marion Candy Hazlehurst Frances Gates Mendenhall Howard Goza Fayette Ronald Grenn Brookhaven Milton Griffith Magee Evelyn Gruhhs Magee Douglas Gruhhs Mendenhall Billy Joe Haley Wesson Lewis Hamil Brookhaven Miller Hammill Loyd Star Timmie Hancock Meaclville Eleanor Harris Wesson Peggy Harris Hazlehurst William Doland Hartsfield Jackson Mike Hawkins Harrisville Bennie Joe Hedgepeth Georgetown Larry Henderson New Hebron Sue Herring West Lincoln Amanda Hewitt Meaclville Martha Hill Mendenhall Carl Hinson Vidalia, Louisiana James Albert Hinton Mendenhall Wilburn Holbrooks Pinola Joe Holyfield Silver Creek Gwyin Howard Taylorsville Judy Hutson Brookhaven Sylvia Huff Brookhaven Lynda Hughes Wesson Randy Hynum Port Gibson Florence lkerd Roxie Charlene Jackson Wes! Lincoln Johnnnie Jackson Brookhaven Patsy Ann Jackson Roxie Janice Jacobs Baker, Louisiana Tommy Jeffries McCrory, Arkansas Kay Johns Hazlehurst Edwin Johnson fohnson Station Jimmy Johnson Pinola fin .lfmr ,iw 454- sa-. Ya 151' L. 6. 1'5 ,loe Wa ne Jolly Rui Bobby Jones Monticello Y h Bonnie Rose Jones Magee Donna Jones Meaflville Hansel Anthony fTonyJ Jones Crystal Springs Jerry Paul Jones McCall Creek Gerald Jones Hazlelzurst Carroll Jones Hazlehurst Betty Jordan Brookhaven ,loe Jordan Brookhaven Aris Faye Keen West Lincoln Jimmy Kent Roxie Delores King Roxie Eunice Knabb Natchez Dicky Knight Crystal Springs Gary Krize Natchez Linda Marie Lada Detroit, Michigan Bobby Joe Laird Brookhaven Ann Lambuth Meadville Homer Lang Magee Dewitt Langston New Hebron Donald Lawless Crystal Springs Danny Lea Wesson Jerry Lee Mendenhall Freddie Lee M eaa' ville Nora Faye Lott Georgetown Joel Lowe Monticello Thomas Lowery Wesson Ashley Lyons Wesson. Jerry McArthur Moss Point Ray McCaffery Bogue Chitto Charles McCall Meafiville Pat McCullough Ruth .ludy McGee Brookhaven Joyce McGehee M eaalville Douglas Mclntrye Lucien Jimmy McNair ,laclcson Anthony Maddox Magee Robert Maker Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Tony Martello Natchez Rodney Martin Bacle Douglas Mason Ruth Peggy Maxwell Monticello Tommy May Mendenhall William May Port Gibson Sandra Merrill Brookhaven Joe Monk Mendenhall Florence Moss Natchez K- by F Tommy Mullins M earl vil le Hilda Murray Natclzez Billy Murray Enterprise Betty Nations Monticello Dwight Nelson Monticello Margie Newcomb Loytl Star Gene Nesniith Port Gibson Paulette Nevels Broolfliaven Garth Nichols Menflenlzall Harmon Walker O'Neal Hazleliurst Jackie E. O'Neal lll6Ufl'1Pl'll6 Thad Owens Brookhaven Robert Oswalt Houston Sharon Faye Painting Menflenlzall Leslie Alfred Parsons West Lincoln Albert Patterson faclrson Pascal Patton New Hebron Howard Peavy Broolflzaven Stephen David Pittman Menclenlzall Beverly ,lean Poche Georgetown Linda Polk Monticello Betty Ann Pollan Roxie Billy Roy Ponder Menflenliall Kitty Poole Natchez 'MW fe? Larry M. Posey Brookhaven Carolyn Powell Bogue Chilto Karen Price Brookhaven Robert Price Jackson Brenda Ratcliff Loyd Star Dickie Rayborn fayess Paul Redd West Lincoln Gordon Redd fohnson Slation Clifton Reed Magee Dianne Reeves Brookhaven Charlie Rice Wesson John Nelson Richmond Wesson Carl Roberts Wesson Reggie Roberts Enterprise Charles Rogers Hazlehurst Donald Joseph Raggif. Hazlehurst Elaine Rollins Monticello Roland Ross New Hebron John Kenneth Rudder Ruth Dorothy Russell Enlerprise Kermit Russell Wesson Patricia Ann Sandidge Brookhaven Lois Nell Sandifer Crystal Springs Glen Sauls Monticello W, MW' Robert Scott M eadville Jason Seale Roxie Charlie Sears Brookhaven Jimmie Shell M eaclville Richard Shoemaker Mendenhall Robert Earl Shorter Harrisville Shirley Sisco West Lincoln Jimmy Slay Crystal Springs Russell Slay H azlehurst Patricia Small Monticello Brenda Smith Magee Carolyn Smith Monticello Cary Smith Loycl Star Douglas Smith Meadville Elmer Smith Natchez Hester Smith McCall Creek Hilda Smith Pinola Imer Jean Smith Brookhaven Janice Smith Brookhaven Jeanette Smith Loyd Star Johnny Smith Loyd Star Roger Smith Iayess Sarah Smith Waynesville, M issourz Sidney Smith Enterprise Tommy Spencer Lufkin, Texas Ray Stapleton Monticello Bill Stephens New Orleans, Louisiana Jesse Stegall Wesson Jimmy Stephens Brookhaven Lonnie J. Stubbs Pinola Charlotte Sullivan Brookhaven Alton Sutton Monticello Martha Swanson Bogue Chitto Mary Nell Tarter Summit Linda Tarver Wesson Wendell Taylor T ylertown Calvin Temple Meadville Faye Templeton Hazlehurst Judy Thames Wesson Tommy Thompson H azlehurst William Thompson New Hebron Bobby Tinsley McCall Creek .William Trinkner Mendenhall Ronald Turnbo Crystal Springs Frances Turner Magee Nancy Twiner Port Gibson P. B. Walker Mendenhall Gladys Bell Crystal Springs Glen Hudson Wesson Bobby Wallace Natchez Johnny Ward Eclcliceton Donald Weadock Natchez Jackie Weathersby Pinola .Robert Welch Magee Jane White Mendenhall Jimmy Whitehead Roxie Conrad Williams Bride lVlary Ann Williams Fair Oaks Spring Valerie Williamson Jackson Bobby Joe Wilson Wanilla Fordie Womack Mendenhall Robert Henry Womack Magee Claude Wood Hazlehurst Larry Young Crystal Springs Ed Zumbro Bucle HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES H0195 .. High school students 1'er,-eive capable instruction from Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Reid. ff-S1 4 it S 54'- Uh ff'.':fa.1. - 7I HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Miss Hamill. Sandra Morrison, James White. Sybil Allen, Johnny Cook, Sylvia White JAMES WHITE ...., oovooo.,oooooo President JOHNNY COOK L L. I L .,ooooo Vice President SANDRA MORRISON ooooeo ,..o,,...,eo, S ecretary SYBIL ALLEN oooooooooooooooo,ror,ooooo .....,.. T reasurer SYLVIA WHITE .ee.oo. o,ooo.o4....,,.. .,.... R e porter MISS WILLIE MAE HAMILL COACH CHARLIE KING MRS. SARAH JOHNSON .LLL.,. L.... S ponsors 'Ak- SYBIL ALLEN Brookhaven, Mississippi Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Cheerleader 4, FHA 3, 4. JIMMY ANDERSON Strong Hope Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, FFA 2, 3. NANCY DORIS ARMSTRONG Wesson High School Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, FHA 3, Pianist 3, Band 2, 3. JOEL BAILEY Allen Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, FFA 2, 3. DANNY ALLEN Brookhaven, Mississippi Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, FFA 2, 3, 4'H 1, 2. JANIE SUE ALLEN Wesson, Mississippi Band 1, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, SCA Council 4, 4-H 4 FHA 4, Chorus 2, 4. 2-su. 010 -41 ELEANOR BARRY Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 4, FHA 3, 4-H Club 2, 3 4, officer 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 2, 3. CAROLYN KAY BEALSEY Wesson Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, Officer 4, Cheerleader 4. 73 1 --m,! ' Mm Will than KENNETH RAY BRITT New Sight Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4-H President, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, officer, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA I, 2, 3. VIRCIL CASE Wesson Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football 4. SHARLA COLLINS Jackson Transfer from Provinc, Y-Teens 4. JOHNNY COOK Wesscvn Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Cuptain 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 4. 14 flau- 74 JOHN ED BRENT Strong Hope Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered, FFA 2, 3, President 3, H-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA BREWER Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, FHA 3. 'MW-.-......... LINDA FAYE ELKINS Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, FHA 3, 4. WILLIAM RAY HAMILTON Wesson mx, J AMES NEWMAN Wesson Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4-H 1, 2. PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4, FHA 3, 4, officer 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Sextet 3, Homecoming Maid 3, Who's Who 3. BARBARA IANE RANKIN Wesson Band 1, 2, 3, 4-H 1, FHA 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Chorus 2, 4. MARCIA SHEHEA Wesson Y-Teens 1, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Chorus 1, 4-H 1. SANDRA MORRISON Wesson Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Y Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 4, 2, 3, 4, SCA Council 4, Band I, 2, Colettes 3, 4 Homecoming Maid 4. MALCOLM MUNSON Wesson Hi-Y 3. BILLY RAY SHELTON Allen 'Skipper 375 23-T. H1 'Jie xvf' A 3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 2, FFA 2, 3. AUDREY RAYE SMITH Hazlehurst 4-H 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, C lass officer 3, Who's Who 3 75 President 43 Class officer x 'Uh- ii CARL RAY KEYS Wesson FFA 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 3. JUDY BROWN KING Wesson 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sextet 1. 2, 3, Band 2, Colette 4. RITA MCCARDLE Wesson 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 43 Chorus 1, 3, 4, Sextet 3, 4, FHA 3. MARY ANN MCMANUS Wesson Y-Teens 3, 4, 4-H 1, 33 FHA 1. 13'-4, 76 ,,.Wnvwcm. GLORIA ELENE HUTSON Wesson 4-H lg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 43 High School Chorus 2, 4. DENNIS JAMES Wesson Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3g Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 4H 33 Track 2, 3, 4. FREDDY MORGAN Wesson Hi-Y 4, FFA 3, 4-H 4. VESTA MAGEE Wesson Y-Teens 3, 4, 4-H 1, 4, ww 5 officer 3, 4, FHA 3, 4. 5 -FQ' go in-f ' STEVE WELLS Heucks Retreat 4-H 1. MARTHA GAY WELTER Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Colettes 4, FHA 3, 4, 4-H 1. JAMES EARL WHITE Wesson 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 43 Class officer 3, 4, President 4, FFA 2, 3, Hi-Y1, 2, 3. SYLVIA WHITE Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 1, 4, 4-H 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Class Reporter 4, Sextet 45 Who's Who 35 Chorus 2, 35 FHA 3, officer 3. The seniors of 1961 pose for the TRILLIUM photographer! LINDA THOMPSON Brookhaven Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3. RICHARD TURPIN Brookhaven Transfer from Brookhaven 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. TQ?- Qiuma-.,,. 211 'F 'QQ4 4. . .- 'kvqn P -, was ,N- 'ini 91 F fx :fro . I. V ?'s.-'DJ A HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ..J ' fl M Left to right: Sonya White, Carolyn Hales, Laverne Thames. Mattie Lea, Hollis Cowen Mr Thompson Mr Johnson. 78 LAVERNE THAIVIES .....o.., President SONYA WHITE ,,,,i,.,,,.,,,,t. Vice President CAROLYN HALES .,,,ss,s,,, ............. T reasurer MATTIE LEA sss.ss....,srs .ts...,.s. R eporter HOLLIS COWEN .,...... I ..ss.s.sss. ..,t..... S ecretary MRS. THOMPSON MR. JOHNSON MRS. REID lnot picturecll Sponsors Joyce Allen Bobby Barlow Butch Biggart Beverly Britt Joe William Butler Sue Clanton Harold Clopton Stanley Coleman Tommy Cook Hollis Cowen Herbert Davis Linda Goza Carolyn Hales Loyd Hamilton Gene Harrison Carroll Hennington Judy Ables William Allrencl My in .av- Alu A, ,775 iq . . J li 'QPR' ZR 79 Carolyn Howington Lyn Howington . 'W' vm-Q Mattie Lea Martha Lea .lohnny Leggett Maxie Lewis Shirley Lovette Joe Mullins Billy Munson Ray Prine Tony Price Rodney Smith Bobby Teasdale Lynwood Teaster Laverne Thames Bruce Varnado Bob White Sonya White ao y FRONT ROW: Julian Morrrson Lmda Newell Denms Cranberry BACK ROW: Mrs. Landress Hugh Kmg Sonny Smrth Mr Reld HUGH KING ...,,.... LINDA NEWELL ...,,r., SONNY SMITH ,.,.,r... DENNIS CRANBERRY JULIAN MORRISON - MRS. LANDRESS MR. REID rr..r.........r,.rrr HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS if v Henry Lee Bland Martha Bradley Ted Brent Eugene Case Jewel Case Curtis Davis Ronnie Diamond Judy Dickerson Ina Earles Robert Farrar Carol Ann Fortenherry Lillia Goza Dennis Cranberry Julia Hamilton Lillie Fay Hamilton Thomas Harris Melba Horton Mary Hudson Pat Hux Billie Jean Kennedy 'AFP wa., , Georgia Ables Ted Armstrong Dot Ashley Diane Autrey an you 'mln Hugh King Sammie Lusk Bonnie Martin Heddy Miller ft Rusty Moore Marvene Morris Julian Morrison Jimmy Munn Linda Newell Frank Newman Ann Page Jayne Perritt Phyliss Perritt Louise Pickett Robert Russell Joe Smith Margaret Smith Sonny Smith Ralph Turnbo Mariannne Turpin Marvin Twiner Ken Walker Mary Love Walker Katherine Williams HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to rlght Ula Mae Wilson, Linda Sue Slllltll Ixelth Russell ,Ioyce Jones Larry K1mble Coach Hargon I OYCE JONES ,os,o,aos LARRY KIMBLE ooooss LINDA SUE SMITH . ULA MAE WILSON KEITH RUSSELL ooso COACH HARGON MR. STRICKLAND 1 Betty Ables Bonnie Armstron Jimmy Ashley Rachel Barlow Kathleen Barry Lee Beall Frank Bell David Brewer Cara Britt Jappy Burgess Billy Frank Burns Carolyn Burns 79 5. Willie Earl Burns Janice Butler Sylvia Case Marion Corkern Betsy Curtis Joan Douglas Linda Douglas Calvin Farrar Bobby Freeman Jeff Fortenberry George Furr Mike Furr l as Jackie Lee Steve Lewis Karen Little Jimmy Lovette Gary Lowery Billy Lyons Peggy lVlcCardle Scott McCloud Billie Sue lVlcCurly Raymond Mason Barry Mullens Annie Munson al. Johnny Harrington La Donna Hester Carroll Hudson Steve Hudson Thurman Jackson Jerry James James Johnson Joyce Jones Donnie Kennedy Ronnie Kennedy Hebert Kimble Larry Kimble Danny Myers Sandra Naylor David Newell 3 4753 932+ 3. Dorothy Newell Rita Page Jerry Pierce Nona Price Sharon Rice Bill Roberts Keith Russell Jimmy Simonso Gloria Smith Linda Smith Paul Smith Billy Stewart Tony Stuart Eddy Thompson Lavanna Vanzant Cherite Walker Don Walker C. L. Watson Johnny Watson Nannie Ruth Wat on Dianne W'hite Gene White Eula Mae Wilson Kennith Wooten BOCK Ill STUDENT LIFE Q. 1 3 o '-906-v 4 sl t 6 I O 'E F v ' ID M2255 CAMPUS LIFE 4 Q W.. M K. + z 2 ':- ' s e Q 1 The school reception is held each year in order A l N that the students might meet the faculty. Here a group of lovely ladies assist Mrs. Mattie Barton, Y: . dean of women, at the punch bowl. Q I 5 1 Es if wr' ri 1 , Q 5, ef ,i Y.-.-1 This is our college-love and respect it as we have. , x fig ui, Cheerleaders were elected the first week of school. Loura Eastham and Burlian Walker served as co-head cheerleaders. 89 1 Freshman Day! The long awaited time which the sophomores and freshmen look forward to each year. Thomas Low- ery, of Wesson and Beverly Poche of Georgetown were chosen as Freshman Day King and Queer- fr r 1961. Thomas' Big Brother was Burinm Walker and Be-verly's Big Sister was Naomi Buckley. They are being crowned by Robin Hud- son, last year's king, and Zoula Hen- nington. E 90 S if .ef - V'Lg-VN? i in 2 ' in ' , Ir : f ,, . . ,, fm 4 fy Q ' , 4 , f fwwja . S W , y f 5 5 M W f Q ' 1 W ,. af, ,M We ' ff f , 1 f fy' 4 HW' if v W e 5 . 4 gf I M ve .NNN gm, DAY These are our Colette-sl 'xaiggggim Oh, wc will he good: just left us go, plc-asc, was uttered hy these freshmen, 9 -9 ' 212 42. , NRL. :Wt JJQLQ, L. V5 ,M 3 rl ie- 's Wi.fz4,,,S Oh, it's so much fun hiding from our big sisters, stated these fashion-conscious freshman girls, 9I 4 'i Z Z 'F Homecoming Queen was Miss Vivian Calcote of McCali's Creek. She and the homecoming court were honored at a formal dance in the Old Gym on Tuesday night before the game on Saturday. Her escort was Tommy Spencer. 4.4: aff ,pw gstggriylg ia? if 2: aiiiis Ni! sm wil .wa 111 will 18141145 as 1 as m warn W-'ni Bunn :wsu nw gg v Hz 1 a an :va , .ad .all ,WC wi ha I I P THE EXCITING WEEK M' W-' mm nun its vanuq, ,,,,,, .sn 'tm mn' , , 4 i . ,GQ I , 5 Q 3 - ft , if ig A ,Qu 1 J , 4 4' 9 AQ' 5 f , ff , rf Q Q if V 'J 4 . 1: .. Agghass, - 'WW HIUW . ., , .um tl!!! UIQII Her majesty's court: Miss Sandra Morrisong Tommy Jeffriesg Miss Jane Whiteg Dick Knightg Miss Ann Barrettg Ronnie St. Amantg Queen Vivian Calcoteg Tommy Spencerg Miss Loura Easthamg Ed Murphyg Miss Martha Farr: Robert Thompsong Miss Laverne Thamesg and Thomas Lowery. y 5? y Prizes were given by the Sophomore Class, the sponsors of Homecoming, to the best display on campus. The judges chose the sophomores' display as best! OF HOMECOMING . . . nw! jawn 3,111 111185 -,nail '.':'..':--,..-:::---- If wafiiw pmlllf' -quill' :Gif gill annual 'DE PAREE , Q 1 mann gps-lam -'una m W M Kiwi KT! Q :?Q ?'s-I WWKIK 419134 Q., 'gbkyg L' Www 1 iiwam A parade to the towns of Hazlehurst, Brookhaven, and Wesson, was enjoyed by the students as they rode in gayly decorated cars. C E7 i The French Club display was admired by all guests and students, as they chose their theme Cafe De Pareef' asv' At top we see the SCA display which was on front 1,3 1 4 A . is Q,- campus, with the emblems of all the religious ganizations around it. At right is part of the cars that participated in ' ' I the parades. HONORS . . . s, Em The Co-Lin Players presented their annual production in March of 1961. Burlian Walker, Mr. John Landress, and Judy Sartin headed the list of characters in the comedy Tweedles. ?'Hil21 Lovely Zoula Hennington of Wesson was chosen as Head Colette. Here she poses for the TRILLIUM photographer before leading the band and Colettes on one of their numerous parades. Frank Bell, local ninth grade student, is shown with his drawing which won for him first place at the state fair. BO0K IV FEATURES f 'Nl 0 N in +C' - iff WP I, f 2 Q 1 6 4 515 , 2 Qin W 5.9 Z 40 '- ,s',Q'f o , W Qxotu- ,a'. aj KxNOn:..::N-PJ? Qi i W i , N! ,F N VH Qu n.f..,Q ,,x-,.,, --L, -W, ' Vivian Calcote crowned by Mrs. Alice S. Templet. The queen is escorted by Tommy Spencer 1 f:icQ'w -Q ,,w,.w i Dx mi -, 202513-16: .g?9iAg.s : . .ww 'ff ,gm-nr. - ' A-M? . ,, .W 1332-il? ' 13535 1 Qkfixymxf' 7494 , 'Em 1 if , 'Q WH? gli., 31.3 A 'Gig-f . . 5295 ' ' , , 'S +A 4,4 ,X wx H A b .K Wh S I9 x' ,AL 1452 0 .5195 M ,. M , W H qs A wx x Y' Q4 - ' xx V A 5 K 1 1 Eg M , ' x 'r A J X , i 5 1 415 X , X '21 KM Sw J. grab? 495:59 .:. fwiifgg, :A 'JCTQ-:R 'A vigil Qc. ,wlilcacb --wr W - , sw ,QQ W -fx ' Ax x Q,wi:f,:v,,-3 v':'ff:1M2: f-my-L W . . wi. ., rg. fxf' ' in , M321 i 2 , W Y ll in . l A Q L, , af .,r,,m' - H . ' ' Y. f - . af .-if-'K ,Q-Fw .y 5.2 . .V , , ' wr -ww, 20?-p2??f' ', if ig: -. '-jF X ,. +4 V ,A -,du yy, I ., V A .,,1-jp, ,,,4.,31 Q 4- 'V+' .K ' 1, ' 1 1.2,- V l I . ,ffzzvil 1 , F 4 , , ,mg an W f B ,V 9' ' A V A j,'ffw2q:35,f:'.3fW RM . I H ' jggq,-v.pgf',' 1 , . M ,, , Q . . 'Wg ' 'N , ' .3 ' .4 5' V -V fs1:2.,..' ' . V R.. .L ,il ,h :. Q, YSL . ,Ly N5 . ., XY ,Q-,. 5 ,wx , , M, . :g,y.lmv,., 'mv ' 8 xww- Q? A4 SOPHOMORE MAIDS: Loma Eastham Ann Barrett QUEEN v1v1AN cALeorE i ' V Find ,N A1 It . FRESHMAN MAIDS1 lthrtlia Farr HIGH SCHOOL MAIDS: Laverne Thames .lung White Sandra Morrison NN-X - A large crowd was in attendance honoring the Homecoming Court at Prior to the game, the cheerleaders greet the packed stadium the formal dance held in the Old Gym. of spectators as they ride onto the field. ..!i.M, q, 'nw 41 Miss Johnniv Ruth Carpe-nler Miss Vivian Calcote 32-,. . . , . Y 4., Ilgfw Miss Claudia Crain fw-M, Miss Eleanor Harris S 'W il il f ll f 31 N4 r 1 Miss Fay Templeton I 1 IO3 - A , .4 A X3 rl , X, Q, Y-,zqzgh Haw' , iW ,f:f'lPi-if ix ,, . , gi' . 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' 5556519-3-y ,. 3 5 If 55 'E Q uvllhhg P ,U MR. AND Miss coP:AH-LINCOLN ff?.ZIl?Q'lZL'.i'11' 1 2 1 N nfl' fig? f 'X fvjgjifgs L. I 1 AN .AAA zlqb f tau. 415 A Q WQQWQE ,, 3 f Aw, J v W K 1 2 vi gay -r ,iq H x if T? hi, Tv X., 3, , 2 ff f K 1 ' 'T 5, Q 5 f' 4 'P J- 'J f , G ' , fn an V 4 If N a?W 5 V - ,,f f , f . 3 Z W X My kk I ' 1, f 'L ffk- .3 M , W f 1 ,f V , , M , , X , . f ff- W, 4, ' ,, ' . , 'E ' X' , 4' ar nJ ,f' ,, 6 ,,,f if JI' ' it nf, if 1. 4:2 K 1 ' , Q ' vlilfim ..f xnf 5, QL ian, J-fn r 'Valk ,x 4 ,' .FX Ziff, X, iv L+ E W , M g 4, ' 6 ga 4 X , M ,, , 'Q h 5 4 J Q, f, , 1 'I , f 'M I W , L ina fy' ,va y x W 41 ash? U X v 1 I afvfix- CAMPUS FAVORITES EZQ'lKI'fflII -rv' gn ,V-A . l,:E.d':,iwv A ,1l,m,gA .ff il ff- 1:3 Es. II5 l wiv-. ii , .. ,g 5 QW CAMPUS FAVORITES Xfffliiifiim MSA an ,Q agllxe pw., CAMP U Aniigils Igweu, 7 , .WI N' . 1 ,js , by-,V ,W .lf , f Q -Q ., gi , ! . Q ,F-Q, fi ' ,.' m ' .,.'.fj6?fff , 1, 5 , ','fG5.Fxl?f - .V-5 . 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'Km f : ff K ' 'W 'WV-QA MOST POPULAR Hollis Cowvn l,avf-me Thames MOST ATHLETIC Kay Beasley Kenneth Britt :KL '40, l s., 'fl n Q3 MOST DEPENDABLE Sylvia White James White FRIENDLIEST Joe Mullens Beverly Britt WI TTIES T Dot Ashley Lynn Howingmn HALL 0F FAME With pleasure the Trillium pres-ents the three graduating sophomores on the following pages as the ninth annual selec- tions for Copiah-Lincoln,s HALL OF FAME. Each of these Was nominated in open nomination, approved by a screening committee of his fellow students, recommended by a faculty committee on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and contribution to Copiah-Lincoln. l24 1 Zoula Maw H+-nninglun X l25 L Frederick Anderson Frizell 'W Vw A My 1 is r fig M 42,0 Av Q'-N Um 5 'N-S-:Q I V 'I' .3 BUCK V SPCRTS f Q jf in o-gi 'S G5 0 . . if WM- 52 Qs- f COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS RACHEL BARLOW ELEANOR HARRIS C0-Head Cheerleaders LOURA EASTHAM BURLIAN WALKER LINDA POLK KEN RUDDER VALERIE WILLIAMSON 5 v ' 4 w , ge ,H I. f'-NN Q21 .Q v .r, - . 'gp L, ' ' - ,w A I N- gg C 0LLEGE CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Burlian Walker, Linda Polk, Rachael Barlow, Loura Eastham, Valerie Williamson, Eleanor Harris, Ken Rudder. HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Dot Ashley, Laverne Thames, Maxie Lewis, Sybil Allen, Beverly Britt, Day Beasley. THE CO-LIN WOL VES Pa ,JY V f' Vial T 5 ww f ,-n v X I -I AMW WALLACE HARGON BOB RICKETTS Head Coach Assistant Coach P B WALKER ELMER SMITH BOBBY WALLACE Guard Quarterback Halfback SCORES Wesson ....... ......... 2 6 Holmes ....... Wesson .....,. ......... 6 Perkinston - Wesson s...... ..,...... 2 0 Delta .,....... Wesson .....,. ...,., 7 East Central Wesson s...... ,,.... 6 Pearl River Wesson .....ts ...... 1 9 ltawamba Wesson ,,...., .....,,., 1 9 Southwest - Wesson .....,. ...e,...t 2 0 Northwest Wesson ,...... ,,.,,..., 2 6 Hinds ...... Wesson ......, ...,...., 3 4 Jones .... 'rw LONNIE STUBBS W H COWART TOMMY BLALOCK LARRY POSEY Clldfd En Halfback Fullback 5fW- WW Touchdown Bound! i1 'Mi g' ROBERT WOMACK , A End WILLIE FRED BELL Center N .M ,VM ,J ' -'mv QQ I1-p.jf',, wg A- -' ' -.6 1' if M A - we Q GENE NESMITH TONI MARTELLO Halfback Tackle iii CWYN HOWARD DICKY KNIGHT JASON SEALE CHARLIE SEARS End Tackle Fullback Tackle '33 Y - XX -LX ' 1 1 5- ,,'-,,.,,,,yyWff if I -If I n,..'.i3'ff, . vs rwxa-ff-'gg-45'-, 1' 2 iss - . ,,:,5g,vf 3 Taq, Q I I lf.:Q.q1'-fFf3 ? ' Q ff 1, law., ' -' Sr ' A, 11, 4 . My x A 1 1 1 ,.,. X .T 4 mg- Q, , .5 A L2 3 , x A S ff' . . C, , A .J X, - L Viv ww -Q44 ' -- 'Y 2' . X. I Q ,W rf? v L 1 ,MM I JS' - rf-may . ROBERT LANG JAMES SULLIVAN ROBIN HUDSON RANDY RUSHING RAY REYNOLDS Guard Quarterback Center Halfback Center JOHN CURTIS MAY BLAKE MCINTYRE Halfback Tackle SOPHOMORES RONNIE BRABHAM WILLARD BULLEN WILLIAM JORDAN RONNIE ST. AMANT RICHARD EVANS End End End Fullback Guard EARL COX Halfback 1 fs I34 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 1961-1962 Managers Couch LYNWOOD TEASTER-JOE SMITH CHARLIE KINC Wesson Wesson Wesson soo,., Wesson ..,... Wesson SCORES 7 Centreville Wesson s 6 Magnolia Wesson.. Gloster Wesson , 7 C.H.A. Wessons, 0 Cathedral Wesson CO-LIN WOLFPUPS f ---4--m.m..s 2 Vt X . J. Yu , 1 , Monticello Woodville Fayette Hazlehurst Meadville . -l 4: .14 pn-..., BOB WHITE JOHNNY COOK BRUCE VARNADO Halfback Quarterback Fullbagk A.,.,, FMF LYNN HOWINGTON HERBERT DAVIS JOHN ED. BRENT JOE MULLINS Halfback Guard Tackle Tackle nf'-w KENNETH BRITT JOHNNY HARRINGTON DENNIS JAMES JAMES WHITE Halfback Halfback Halfback Guard M5 QM I f fl: if , K 1' ,q 1, Q I' ,. V. if w I ' New f. , ' ' 'faflqstitijg a 13.42, an I M 1 1-'Zine . - M fl f ,. . v?v.1 ' 4 ' V0.1 KZYMQL T' 7 . r '- 4 ' 'V I. 24-'fi' fiiifl xf' i If -'iw ' ' if f 14- I V- fy J5 maewiagf? ,551 A effss-Wm, fm A xl' .1 .,..74e'k,, g:fVJ.i,l: 1, 1 f IQ ifqm , f.. lywff ' 1-.q 3-.ov-rg: .V vu w w I 4 'K' I PAUL SMITH CARL KEYS HOLLIS COWEN Tackle Tackle Center y? .I l PAUL CANDY HUGH KING DENNIS GRANBERRY GARY LOWERY End End Halfback Hulfback EI 1 Q- wh, f. me. v ,A f' Q 4 . Q ' le ., 15' .Heh .. ,N ...LW , I wal' 1 , 461.5 1 'Y' VR' ' Sr,-.ff I . :Q - 'ff ew 5 I 3 . f - I . 4' J ' M '- 'r, A - . , .1-...'.'.,.-.3 'x,.:.j,,j.v Q1 . j'x'.i,1:f9.1- 'x.-- -, .' , ' A - fx. - 3,3692 n ,-' Nw .1 ' '.-. ' ' N , 'Q ,Z-V , - ,. JERRY JAMES JEFF FORTENBERRY OWEN COSTILOW Guard Fullback Tackle I37 l L 6' ' Q-ML 4 I illkf KEN WALKER JIMMY ANDERSON KEITH RUSSELL Guard End Tackle 'mr RALPH TURNBO LLOYD HAMILTON TOMMY COOK BILLY MUNSON Center Halfback Guard Halfback ll! I38 ,?,,.....,. Q? 5512 f , WIKI? 'Y BILLY LYONS KENNETH WOOTEN BUTCH FARRAR Halfback Center Halfbaflk ACTION! First T.D. of the Season made by JOHN CURTIS MAY Copiah-Lincqln vs. Holmes September 9, 1961 Randy runs for pay dirt! LJ ' ,L -Q -it NQX Mi? COPIAH-LINCOLN BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Donald Boone, Miller Hammill, James Cummings, M. K. Turk fteam captain for yearl, Cary Smith Bobby Britt Donald Walke1', Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Alton Ricks, Richard Shoemaker, Jim Garner, Ed. Murphy, Paul Lewis, Leslie Parsons, Joe Curley Manager Co Co Co Co Co Co Co Co Co Co Co- -L -L -L -L Lin -Lin Lin -Lin -Lin -Lin Lin IH, , ,,,,,,, W IH ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, lI'l,,,, ,,,, ,.,,, III, ,, ,,,,, H, Perkinston ....s.s,s..sssaa Southwest ,ss.asssassasaaa Holmes . Delta ,.......o., .,,..ooo Hinds ,,,t,,t,,,..ses.o,.. . .. East Central Jones o..........,.----o SCORES Hlnds aaa,...,oo. ,aao..o.o 3 9 Co 63 Co-L 49 Co-L 70 Co-L 56 Co-L 72 Co-L 56 Co-L 53 Co-L -L Southwest ....,...----..--.- 67 Co-L Southwest .......,-,-.... Hinds as tt,. 62 Co-L 1I'l ,,,,, ,,.,.,,, lfl. ..,,. ......., ll'l... ,,,,,. .,,,., , , IH, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, IH ....,,,., ,,...,,, ID, ,o,,.,,, ,,,,,,,t lflw .. ,,,,,,, ll'1...,.. .... ,..,,,, lll ...,.. -., ,,,,-,, . H1 ......... ...,,.., Northeast Northwest , Pearl River Delta .sse...,. Holmes ...,. Jones ..,...... Perkinston , Pearl River East Central Ole Miss Frosh COLLEGE BASKETBALL LY:ULi1'h Allun Rivks Copiah-Linvnln va. Hindsf CARY SMITH BOBBY BRITT Guard Guard JIM CARNER ED. MURPHY Center Center RICHARD SIIOEMAKER LESLIE PARSONS 'Forward Forward MILLER HAMMILL DONALD BOONE Forward Forward M. K. TURK, Captain for Year, 1961-1962 JAMES CUMMINCS PAUL LEWIS Guard Forward I 4 lhilv 1 fl -- lawn-mg B , Xl M SANDRA MORRISON-Guard COACH BRUMFIELD KAY BEASLEY-Forward SCIUOI' C0'C3I i3in MANAGER BEVERLY BRITT Senior C0-Captain CAROLYN HOWINGTON SONYA WHITE MARGARET SMITH JUDY DICKERSON Guard Guard Guard Guard SANDRA NAYLOR MARTHA LYNN BRADLEY CAROLYN HALES BILLIE JEAN KENNEDY Forward Forward Forward Guard MARY LOVE WALKER SHARON RICE ANN PAGE RITA PAGE '46 Forward Forward Guard Guard Q Q' ALL-TANGIPAHOA CHAMPIONS CAROLYN HALES MARY LOVE WALKER SANDRA MORRISON CAROLYN HOWINGTON JOHNNY COOK KENNETH BRITT '-was Earl Cox Paul Hunter Jarneb Nulllx m John Curtl 'Hay Ronme St. Amant ready for the takeoff. John Curtis May is off to a good start. ' 4, -fl , ul: Z .ry ff pf, 1 4. ? BOOK VII ACTIVITIES 0 21.90-1-n.,J U01 SST OP my, J ' 24 4 R 'PIG' If: i as ' fm! ot: re' cj J SN-,,,,,,,.o I5 E I ELECTED STUDENT OFFICERS COMMITTEE . My inet u.ir,1o an-as -ww unit iw :QMS :yup , ......,.....,,, ,,,, wMw,,,,,,,,,, , SEATED: John Ed Perritt, Thomas Lowery, Alice Rose Smith, Faye Templeton, Willie Myrtle Myers, Mr. F. M. Fortenberry Pat Calhoun, Katrina Cade, Fred Frizell, Amanda Hewitt, Clifton Reed. STANDING: Burliun Walker, Rommie St. Amunt, Charles Ray Grayson, Johnny Spencer. l50 3 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 1 v l I it l it l FRED FRIZELL President LOURA EASTKIAN Vice President DIANNE SHELTON Sec.-Treasurer JOHN ED PERRITT Progruin Chairman CHARLOTTE BROWN Program Chairman ED FUNCHESS Publicity Chairman MARIE BLOODWORTH Publicity Chairman MR. JAMES COOPER Sponsor 5 i The Student Christian Association at Copiah-Lincoln consists of the members of l all the constituted religious organizations which function on the campus. A coordi- I nating council made up of the elected officers, president and representatives, and the l Director of Religious Activities serves to coordinate the religious activities for the college. Christian Forum Week. Sunrise Thanksgiving Service. the Christmas Program. Religious Emphasis Week, and the Easter Sunrise Service. constitute part of its yearly program. 9 m YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSCCIATION QM? Q The YWCA, an organization for all Christian women on the Copiah-Lincoln campus, seeks to follow a well-rounded program of worship, study, and play. The members unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of Cod, and to search for deeper meanings of the Christian understanding of life. YWCA CABINET Pat Calhoun, president, Charlotte Gillis, vice presidentg Naomi Buckley, secretary-treasurer, Peggy Coon, enlistment chairm Joan Porter, publicity chairman, Katrina Cade, devotional chairman, Marie Bloodworth, social chairman, Judy Sartin, song leader, Charlotte Brown, Pianist, Mrs. Bettye Smith, sponsor. ang l52 OFFICERS President-Burlian Walker' Vice President-Tommy Jeffries Sect.-Treas.-Jerry Young Program Chairman-Ken Rudder Membership Chr.-Charles Grayson Devotion Chairman-Fred Frizell Publicity Chairman--Don Butler Music Chairmanflsarry Lofton Roy Daughdrill SCA Representatives: Larry Butler Thomas Lowery Sponsor: John Lawdress Y Q t The YMCA is an organization open to all interested students. This means that a wide cross-section of academic and social interest often is represented in the life of the Association. Students may join with no serious purpose except to seek friends, fun, and activities they enjoy. The YMCA recognizes these as legitimate needs and interests. By the quality of the experience they provide, YlVlCA's try to channel these interests into meaningful personal relationships and an ever deepening awareness of the basic issues of life. .1 -1 'i-1:17 1p YWA - Young Women's Auxiliary is an affiliate of Baptist Woman's Missionary Union, its purpose is to stimulate its members to deeper devotion to the miss1onary task and to more dedicated Christian living. Day by day, l will draw aside, maklng YV1th1I1 my heart a quiet place for prayerf, Naomi Buckley ,,,...,,,.i Charlotte Townsend Charlotte Brown ....,,,.. Myra Thurman ....... Peggy Conn ,A ,,,e., ,, Mrs. Amelia Purser OFFICERS President Vice President Prayer Chairman Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman Sponsor WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Glen DiTucci, Valerie Williamson, Joyce Wliite, Bob White, Joy Andersen, Mr. Wallace Hargon, Jim Browning, Marie Bloodworth Laura Siler. President ,,,e,.,r,,,,.,, ,,,.,,. V alerie Williamson Vice President ,,.,. .....,,ccr,,, C len DiTucci Secretary-Treasurer ,,cc,..,....,...rc, Joyce White Sponsor .,,c,,c,,,, c,,cc M r. Wallace Hargon ISS Y- TEENS Y-Teens is the National Young Womein'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 community, and to the state. OFFICERS President ...... . ..,... ......,, S ANDRA MORRISON Vice President .......... NANCY ARMSTRONG Treasurer ...... ,.,......., , ..,... E LEANOR BARRY Secretary ...... ,......v..., ...... . . SYLVIA WHITE CAROLYN HOWINGTON MARY LOVE WALKER Music ,,,,,we,,, Y,,c,,, ,,,i,,, P A TSY PATTERSON RITA MCCARDLE S.C.A. Representative ,,,. JANIE SUE ALLEN Sponsor ,i,rr,,,,,,,,..,,, MRS. JOHN LANDRESS l56 i HI- Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to help high school boys explore and achieve for them selves and others those attitudes and habits which build high standards and Christian citizenship. OFFICERS President ..i.,,,,,,, ,,,.......i,..,..t.ti.,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,tt J ohnny Cook Vice President Chaplain ,t...,,, Reporter ,.,t Sponsor 7 .limmy Anderson Bruce Varnado Kenny Britt Mr. Boone Shelton R l57 THE NEWMAN CLUB '7 17 Loft to right: Miko Logan, Phyllis Bonfiglio, Bobby Jones, Margaret Flynn, Donald Raggio, Linda Lada, Robert Maker, Bobby Templet llr-wrly l'm'l16, Hirthurd Cooper, Ed. Murphy. l58 ,- NE WMAN CLUB OFFICERS Mr..Albert Wasmus, Faculty Advisorg Beverly Poche, Secretary: Ed. Murphy, President: Rev. Charles Seutor, Spiritual Advisorg Rieliard Cooper, Vice President. 1 'Q v X 1 gs:,,-.g-,- . Q- M. ,J . , W :f,.w..,,.. Lffxcr. lb-nsQnw-0 .-.Mr ' M , Lggg fqpmgg Q mu Uk iw: s 1 niveau Q fne,m,a :Q 144, N Q-if lla uf l.Ul lBU'l LSDLULN JUMUK COLLEGE i.UVlB7l L!WlLQLl NRM? LULLLW 4 X , 1 ,, -W H Q- . . QV M y a. 2 ' En Bw .-.- 'E ' i.. ,gf Q x Q 9 A 5,5 A 1 42, M I hi 4 A YN, ,ow HALL or nm: may :wg H Fred Frizell ,7,7 ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,.,..,,, P r esident M. K. Turk .... ...,.. V ice President Judy Sartin ,,,7A ....,7,7......,...,A,,,7 P ianist Larry Lewis ,,,,. Vivian Calcote .lewel Hawkins Judy Thames Frances Cates Brenda Phillip Miss Zelle Weems Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairmen 5 ,,,,,AA,,,,,,,,, -,,, S .C.A. Representative Miss Willie Mae Hamill ..Y., - Y,..... ,... S p0rlS0rS l60 H hx 'w Miss Willie Mae Hamill, Sponsor Miss Zelle wvK'l'lIlN, Sponsor --W 5 The Methodist Church, in an effort to minister to the needs of the student, has established Wesley Foundation on the state-supported college and university campuses. Active participation in the Wesley Foundation helps the student interpret his new experience in terms of, and in relation to. a maturing Christian faith. It gives him a realization of the need for Cod and the need for the church at college. and presents him a Christian foundation Epoin which he might base all discipline of learningg but. most important. it strengthens the student's faith in 0 . YN ct'-1-as 4.4. 1'-has l6I I n Wesson Baptist Church BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Our B.S.U. We count not ourselves to have apprehended, But are learning that we can apprehend: Christ as contemporaneous, That fourth, spiritual dimension of daily experience. The closeness of Christian companionship, l r A And the ability to answer it. We grow in sharing with one anotherg 3 Increasing a little in wisdomg l Striving to stretch upward, ' Yet recalling that feet were made to walk On earth, Among men. Who would escape life? We yearn to live it. Copied Sunday School and Training Union Convention and Youth Rally lx t The thrill of a call, li Reaching outward and onward and 1- if' 'mr' -WA -'+ Wins' GUY BARR, JR. REV. BOB SHANDS MR. JAMES RATCLIFL President Pastor Faculty Advisor FRUITFUL LIVING Guest Speaker DR. CHESTER SWOR Humc-Coming Maids LOURA EASTHAM ANN BARRETT 'F PHI THETA KAPPA SEATED: Theresia White, Treasurer, Pat Calhoun, Secretary, Charlotte Townsend, President, Charles Ray Grayson, Vice Presi- dent. STANDING: Jerry Young, . , u 7- W if ,V A 2 f t.,. , V A ' .,:-. ,V ,. MW , .. H , ,, ' ?W . 4 5 C ' ? f C ,. ,A , VVV' t wwf -' ---- ., .. .. . f 3 ' '2 ' - ' - ' ' ,,,.Q - ff 5, .5-1. f:. i, ig 1 , A--,,4 q. - - ' -4. Z V, fW4,,mQ,,M 4, fijkolvgw V f 1' ge' W V, , 1. WLU W0 1-ff Diane Shelton, Duane Russell, Peggy Keele, Kelly Miller, Zoulu Hennington, Roger Dale Calcote, Elaine Jordan, Miss Willie Mae Hamill, Sponsor. FALL INI TIA TES gt l l A Zuula Hqgnninglml--Peggy Keele Plli Tllela Kappils at HOIIlCCOmiIlg Registration l ETA OMEGA CHAPTER ' 1962 lNmA rss 1 T Y Left to right: Sylvia Huff, Judy McGee, Donald Butler, ,lean Derryberry, Sue Herring, Valerie Vlfilliumson, Joe lvayne Jolly, Brenda V Ratcliff, Wayde Benson, Jimmie Shell, Julia Bracey, Martha Farr, Willard Bullen, Kathryn Davis, Phyllis Bonfiglio. l l I l l l65 v x LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Les Membres: Wayde Benson, Charlotte Brown, Decatur Bulter, lvan Cheroni, Glen DiTucci, Roy Daughdrill, Fred Frizell, Evelyn Grulibs, Tommy Jeffries, Bonnie jones, Eunice Knahb, Maidie Loper, Sandra Merrill, John Ed Perritt, Beverly Poche, Elmer Smith, Myra Thurman, ,lane White, Theresia White and Valerie Williamson. ln a spirit of fun and relaxation, Le Cercle Francais endeavors to develop a better understanding and appreciation of French language, people, and customs. Le President: Roy Daughdrill Le Vice Presidente: Theresia White Le Directeur du Programme: Myra Thurman Le Secretaire: Charlotte Brown Le Tresoriere: Eunice Knabb CHEMISTRY CLUB Charles Ray Grayson, President Thomas Lowery, Vice President Charlotte Townsend, Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor: Mrs. Richardson Purpose: To encourage students to pursue the study of chemistry as a vocationg to make the present study of chemistry more interesting. Byrd, Spon INTERNATIONAL ve L 0,94 o I l International Relations Club Homecoming Float i 1 lea I RELATIONS CLUB Ed Funchess President I. R. C. gf T L bbc 9 . Z . o N a Q1 B i, CQ' . CDN' I,R.C. OFFICERS , 65 jig K 1 ii QP ws. 3. Z? 'M' 'mrs' P 1 r ' Mrs. Vivian Byrd, Sponsorg Marie Bloodworth, Sec.-Treas.g Claudia Crain, Vice Presidentg John Ed. Perritt. Publicity Chairman. i w ,I li i 4 in la Homecoming Display ii 169 i FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS: President ,.,..,..,..., ,,,,,,,, D uane Rusell Vice President Secretary-Treasurer w,..,.,,7 ,.77,, Program Chairman . ...... . Social Committee ,,,, Sponsor ,,,.w,. Ed Murphy Peggy Coon Burlain Walker' Buster Allen Loura Eastham Katrina Cade Ramona Norton Jimmy Garner 7 Zelle Weems OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - C0-LIN GROUP LINCOLN CCUNTY 4-H CLUBS QU? Girls Vesta Magee, President Joyce Allen, Vice President Beverly Britt, Secretary Eleanor Barry, Reporter Y, -QD' if-new OFFICERS Boys Kenneth Britt, President Herbert Davis, Vice President Maxie Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer Steve Lewis, Reporter COPIAH COUNTY 4-H CLUBS 67,5 1 l? rv L... er OFFICERS: Laverne Thames, Presidentg Ann Page, Vice Presidentg Ritu MeCurdle, Secretaryg Nancy Armstrong, Reporterg San- dra Naylor, Recreation Leader. Hugh King, Presidentg Joe Mullins, Secretaryg Bob White, Vice Presidentg Keith Russell, Reporter. nf K-rt , init l I73 l i ,A COLLEGE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB W? at Km I Rr..-K is 4 PURPOSES: To promote and interpret the State Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association and activities to college club members and prepare them for membership in professional organizationsg To strengthen and co-ordinate college club activities within the State and American Home Economics Association. OFFICERS Joan Porter .,..,.,.. ..........,.t,.....,ct.. ..,,.......,. P r esident Joyce White ..tV.,, ..... - Vice President Amanda Hewitt ,,,,,,, .,,,, S ecretary-Treasurer Ramona Norton ,,,,cttt ,.,,...,.,.,rtt,........ R eporter Hilda Smith .ccc... ..... D evotional Chairman DRAMATICS CLUB L i OFFICERS: President ,,,,,,,,,,,w,,.,.,7,.A,,..,7,,,. ,.,,w,w.....Y,,,,,,,,,,,,, P at McCullough Vice President .....i , i,i,7,,,.... Judy Sartin Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,i .......,...,.. M artha Farr Sponsor ,,,,,,, ...,,,, it 'Ir. John Landress AGRICULTURE CLUB 'WH The Training Program. through this organization. has as its purpose the preparation of students for better citizenship and for more efficient farm operation. for scientific investigation in various specialized fields of agriculture. for professional service work in various fields in which a knowledge of scientific agriculture is of value. ANNUAL STAFF I aif A-I 4 T l SKU.. OF FIN Editor ..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,7,, Associate Editor Sponsor ,,,,,,7 FEATURE: Loura Eastham, Editor Ken Rudder, associate- Boy Daughdrill Brenda Phillips Beverly Price CLASS: Naomi Buckley, editor Dorothy Russell Larry Butler, associate Katrina Cade Benny Hedgepeth ACTIVITIES: Marie Bloodworlh, Peggy Keele, associate Don Butler Betty Bryant Laura Siler COPY: Peggy Coon, editor Charles Grayson,-associate Fhrandel Mitchell Tommy Jeffries Alice Rose Smith editor Burlian Walker Glen Di Tucci Mrs. E. T. Harvey FACULTY: Duane Russell, editor Roy Daughdrill, associate Don Walker Pat McCullough Pat Small Diane Shelton SPORTS: Guy Barr, Jr., editor Mathilda Bennett, associate Gene Massey Buster Allen Donald Walker ART: Claudia Crain, editor Howard Peavy, associate Stanley Forsyth PHOTOGRAPHERS: Eunice Knabb Valarie Williamson Loura Eastham ADVERTISING: Pat Calhoun, Business Manager Wayde Benson, Associate Business Manager Linda Lada HIGH SCHOOL SUBSCRIPTIONS Ramona Norton Wayde Benson FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ! The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying Homemaking in Junior and Senior high schools of the United States and Territories. As an integral part of the program of home economics in the schools of America it offers opportunity for the further development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Toni Price ...... Beverly Britt ...t.., Bobbie Barlow ...,.. ,lane Sue Allen ........ Linda Elkins ..... Patsy Patterson .... Dot Ashley .............,........ .t., Martha Lynn Bradley Kaye Beasley .....,.....,..,,.. ...,, President Vice President Secretary Reporter Historian Treasurer .. Song Leader Pianist Parliamentarian CHORAL GROUPS A group belonging to The Opera Workshop discuss the new opera, Down in the Valleyu hy Kurt Weill 'I' I JAMES RATCLIFF, Choral Director The College Chorus GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE Judy Magee, Pianist: FIRST ROW: Myra Thurman, Martha Farr, Brenda Dickey, Dorothy Smith, Vivian Calcote, Joan Porter, Louise Beard. SECOND ROW: Judy Hutson, Phyllis Bonfiglio, Paulette Nevels, Mary Nell Stewart, Valerie Williamson, Diane Reeves, Olivia Thompson. Pianist, Kathryn Davis. FIRST ROW: Luther Lee Burns, Patil Redd, Bill Stevens, Roger Smith. john I-fd Perritt. SECOND ROW: Cary Krize, Robert Davis, Carlos Boyte, ,lim Browning, Ed. Huhn, Douglas Smith. I79 I l Y 1 4 'if 2 ,, , 1 , w' rx , f V - 1 '. li' xi 14 Q' 4 'Q fi ' A , .s' M S xi , A if iviflp 'A v 'M I 5 Q A , 'wx' .135 L Nm f .va 4' :Q X fe'xW Qg i f 51,1 wg, 2,1-' IL fa 4 5 , '7 x. I .5 if, . IPPWS '3 By v'. av A ,E ., Q, ' 5 Zi Q, ' f ' . is? 5 if , HSI f. a,., ,, M mv- w iz if ' 2? 1 I fp W 'iff J, . ffigi Q .. , .., 5 ,,, 1 X W , 111. i Q, -. 5F32 V ,E , 8 Q f . ,lywv . , L , +, Dil!! 1 1 5 fffgaii 2 ,, fm Y Y ,ATM K Ss M? ffm QQESQTZ , 'Q - f T ' .fm swf -in 'Y fw2', .Ss '- ' ' lr Q. , blD'rN'+ , THE CO-LIN COLETTES COLETTE CAPTAINS Marie Bloodworth Claudia Crain ...nuff L ' 1 eff? ,nlllu X' ,f I A W W 1:1 ,tx-1 H1 ' - ' , . 1 f inf, Ewa ci, ' ,Xl FIRST ROW lleft to rightb: Martha Gaye We-lter, Sonya White, Judy King, Mary Tarter, Joy Andersen, Lois Nell Sandi fer, Olivia Thompson, Ann Lambuth. SECOND ROW: Jackie O'Neal, Joyce White, Martha Lea, Zoula Hennington, Joyce Wiggins, Helen Dedeaux, Gladys Rell. e THIRD ROW: Dianne Reeves, Margaret Flynn, Mattie Lea, Faye Templeton, Carolyn Powell, Amanda Hewitt. FOURTH ROW: Judy Sartin, Sandra Morrison, Marie Bloodworth, Claudia Crain, Johnnie Ruth Carpenter, Kay Fort enherry, Mathilde Bennett. .4-W - 'fffkx .tfl .4 fp . 1 i, Yvggz ' x l l P THE CO-LIN CAPERS i FII may Left to right: Pat Reed, Jerry Wilkinson, Charles McCall, David Brown, John Calcote, Michael Stamps. 1 Director CO-LIN HI-NOTES nn- A LU-LIN LU-LIN MR. CLYDE WILSON Left to right: Dennis Cranberry, Eddie Thompson, Gene Harrison, Sammye Rose Lusk, I pianist. fp Q- -' 'vp -75 4 'X gif Q-3-sh ko Qfkk ff fm 9- hll.iJs'.N. n..n ..,. ?l',! KN 0 ' iso' PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ,Q mx- C - MSW-ET-A gnu: .N law , gi EEE mama I WW-W IF +I' H! I I A ssgninzmg 9 -I ., E? 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Im M., ' gf if kf I -Afioxwm f -Y f 41, .J , , A-I X.-.X 541, .Wil fi 'zqvi ' mem E009 V awe aw sz is f as X 1 sf ww 3. I' , S ww.. ' n'Y'w., TRILLIUM Phoiographer John W. Williams Propriefor Brookhaven Mississippi I I I We 'rracle your way. have you Iradecl yer? CHESTER BURNHAM CHEVROLET, INC. SouI'h Firsl' and Minnesofa S+reeI's REX SPORTING GOODS The King of SporIs A'rhleIic Equipmeni Hunling and Fishing Supplies Brookhaven Mississippi Johnson Oufboard Mofors II I Toro Power Lawnmowers I LANGLEY S FLORIST 'iii Briggs and S+ra+Ion Engines Flowers-Planis-Gifls 5 - if Engraving I Dial 343I All Hours 'I I MAGEE, MISSISSIPPI I' A. i. lRexI REXINGER I Complimenfs of '07 N H1 P. S+ + I BROOK:-IAVEN PRESSED BRICK N O' 'f'e. fe? I afchez, Mississippi AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY I Brookhaven, Mississippi I I BOLING MOTORS PIymouI'I1 Dodge Chrysler DeSoI'o Brookhaven Mississippi I I 8- 71 ,Q P' I MERCHANTS 'LE p I I AND PLANTERS BANK HAZLEHURST eEoReETowN . Member I FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION T. W. L. STORES I Mendenhall. Mississippi X XNSUQ4 Q5 ' 5' IQiIfIf1TffnS'f25J RICHARDSON SUPPLY COMPANY 0 W if Pee Gee Painrs-Building Maferials M + Gravel-Cemeni'-Mor'rar Mix BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI COWEN'S COMPANY OUR 8Is+ YEAR rf, I ,.l Wesson, Mississippi ADAMS COUNTY HAS THE ADVANTAGES TO KEEP MISSISSIPPI BOYS AND GIRLS ATHOME ' Job Opporfunifies ' A Diversified Counfy ' Five Major Indusfries ' Two Airlines Offering Daily Service ' Separafe Schools River Transporfafion Indusfrial Acres Available Near Porf Over-Counfry Connecfions-Paved Roads Ideal Weafher Beaufiful Hospifal-One of fhe Soufh's Besf Board of Supervisors A. C. WARREN, Disfricf One, Presidenf BOYD SOJOURNER, Disfricf Two J. W. BROWN, Disfricf Four ROBERT E. BURNS, Clerk JAMES W. CARTER, Disfricf Three F. L. CALLON, Disfricf Five B. C. CALLON, Afforney for Board FORD CLEANERS If your clofhes are nof becoming fo you, fhey should be coming fo us. ' HAZLEHURST MISSISSIPPI Phone 3 I Complimenfs of COPIAH-COUNTY COOPERATIVE HAZLEI-IURST Have your car serviced af GRAVES SERVICE STATION I-IAzI.EI-IURST MISSISSIPPI Talce fhe whole family fo eaf af MONMOUTH DRIVE INN NATCHEZ MISSISSIPPI HEARD MUSIC COMPANY Conn, Olds, Selmer Band Insfrumenfs I48 Easf Franklin Sfreef Complimenfs of BOB DAVIS SPORTING GOODS NATCHEZ MISSISSIPPI BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI Complimenihs of I Complimenfs of PURITY ICE CREAM COMPANY MCGRAT 5 Brookhaven, Mississippi Brookhaven, Mississippi LAWRENCE COUNTY BANK Growing With Lawrence County MONTICELLO NEW HEBRON MISSISSIPPI FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION The Trademark of Qualify Made Famous by Good Implemenis HENNINGTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 463I Highway 49 Norih 30 DEER!- EQUIPMENT MENDENHALL, MISSISSIPPI Besi' Wishes From . . . BERRY'S COMPANY New Hebron, Mississippi Complimenis of BOYD MULLEN CHANCERY CLERK OF COPIAH COUNTY Hazlehursi, Mississippi xl 92 rgfm ? 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HAZLEHURST Wesson, Miss. 545 been L ,G Wherever you're golng' ' ' When you need af little lift H'- depend on Coke g wherever x ,NES youfve BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JACKSON COCA-COLA Jackson, Mississippi PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Jackson Q I Mississippi DAIRY PRODUCTS Serving Ceniral Mississippi COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER Family of Fine Foods 3-5070 I'I0m09e'1I1eCI Vifamin D Milk Our Compleie Lis+ Includes: Buiiefmilk Chocolaie Milk Whipping Cream 2070 Forfified Skim Milk Half 81 Half Skim Milk iFaI' Freei Sour Cream 4.270 Homogenized Vilamin D Milk Coiiage Cheese IDry 81 Creams-dl Tropicana Orange Juice Orange Drink BuHer Margarine Egg Nag ICG Cfeam Mix French Onion 8: Bleu Cheese Dips We are always proud Io serve Co-Lin 'Ihe Iinesi' qualify in fresh dairy producis. You Gei' High Qualify for a I -T '-T:: - ' Low Price aI' ' ' MULLINS VARIETY STORE 'Fai ' BENOIT'S MEADVII-LE MISSISSIPPI BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI FOR F URNITURE WISE -A-is if 0 FRANKLIN FURNITURE CORP. COMPANY Meadviiie' Mississippi Hazlehursi, Mississippi Complimenis of Phone 67 PEYTON GODBOLD SHERMAN AND COMPANY Grocery Meals CI h' S Siandard Oil Produc'I's OI Ing Iore HazIehursI', Mississippi Eddiceion, Mississippi See Ihe U.S.A. in your ChevroIe+ Your Friendly YISII' OUP WALLEY FIELD :Iv-I, DRUG STORE .Q 1 L... gm ' CHEVROLET D FAST - '- Q -f' .3 SERVICE 116 T. G. BLACKWELL S1-gre Brookhaven, Mississippi CO, BROOKHAVEN' MISS- Mendenhall, Mississippi BANK OF FRANKLIN Meadville, Mississippi g?'3fffff.5: -'3'? fr: I b E: '3 '-1. ii , - -, 5-zizfrggj' -.gg ,z Ei' 7 52 .iii It. . JJ' Kki 52' P -:-.-.-.-,.g.'.:.g ,, kg ' ' - ::,'qQ.g.g,-L .93 K -Q 5 -. 5.-,-,..,,..:.' .'.' -'31 id- 4 ' as-..::-:Z-:-:-fe:-. '. f:-, :Z 5 'I' :nr - ' ....... S.. xi. , , . - J .- -: Q' E 5:-' : - .5-. -E:: :- Iv? R n 7 1 5+ :-.- -:iz , 1. Tu 1 - X ' Q- : : g '-2 :I 5 0 O 4 l gt Q 0 eff Gi f QR SAA LI. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Nearly a Half Cenrury of con+inuous service Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I AUZL AZJSELIL? A ,Al A :ff 'mc wsac ,,,..,.0 -f' SOUTHEAST MISSIhiSaI:::, BSSSQEESSTING COMPANY N H For Ihe Besi' in Na+ionaIIy Adver+ised U Ready-Io-Wear for 'Ihe Enfire FamiIy Go To MCALPINS' Home of Beaufiful Ready-'Io-Wear i MAGEE, MISSISSIPPI Complimenfs of PEOPLE'S BANK Grow Wifh Us. 12? ..'.-' 3 ' 'A MENDENHALL MISSISSIPPI Manufac+urers of Wearing AppareI NEW HEBRON, MISSISSIPPI JOHNS-HAVIVILLI 'P P. 0 9 U C 1' S JOHNS-MANVILLE Nafchez Mississippi Prescripfion SpeciaIis+s C0mP'ime tS of EA5T'5 PHARMACY JOHN B. PERKINS condamned Phone 38, 39, bl FURNITURE COMPANY 'I'h Whifworih Ave. Brookhaven Telephone 237 Brookhaven Always a S+ep Ahead Complimems of MAXWELL SHOES COLUMBUS LUMBER COMPANY BROOKHAVEN B Brookhaven, Mississippi STATE BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Brookhaven R. E. HARPER PRICHARDS Furni+ure Company l65g,:,Sa.,.5,iE.A,klgE THE COMPLETE FURNI?-iIiEIGS Fog ?eHe' Crysial Springs Meadvillea ues Miss. CompIimen1's Scwe , E W' -- , II I BANK OF HAZLEHURST The Bank wifh The Chime Clocks fill .. ,H 1,-,WV V: A A I I Q.-i I I 'PI I-ST A ,,,, I BANK IIFNAZLEHURST 1 1 EI Isa TTPI I 'I E ' TQ X -..MEF Umizmsfi tl- E...-L , ,ae My KL gf' of ai' V I Member of E, , L. FEDERAL DEPOSIT 3 CALCOTE INSURANCE CORPORATION BYRD -'T'-'J HazIehurs+, Mississippi McCall Creek Mississippi Quennnl Mississippi BROOKHAVEN - RURAL BROADCASTING COMPANY NATCH EZ TOBACCO WCHJ AND SPECIALTY CO. .ICO-Lin's Na+chez, Mississippi 'favori+e. Brookhaven i470 on YOUI' Diai Mississippi - SERVING SEVEN COUNTIES FASTEST, OLEANEST QWWIISIPUHIHQ u AT ,I Se 'ce GENUINE YOUR VZ' Agixsbbfi E PARTS ' X K, S I I 'R ? T e hw V M4 f, Bed SERVICE A a+ QUICK SERVICE LAUNDRY vi- SPENCERS ' Highway 6I SouI'h AND CLEANERS SOUTI-ILAND STATION F-Sve++e. MISSISSIPPI Brookhaven, Mississippi C Atal Springs SIMPSON COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES FOUR WHITE SCHOOLS THREE COLORED HIGH SCHOOLS GOOD HIGHWAYS DIVERSIFIED FARMING THREE BIG OIL FIELDS A MAJOR POULTRY COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS G. G. May, Disfrici' I Leslie LiHIe, Dis'IricI' 4 D. F. Walker, Dis+ric+ 2 W. P. -Harris, Dis+ricI' 5, Presidenf L. B. Thompson, Dis+ric+ 3 George B. Grubbs, A'r+orney-a+-Law Archie Magee, Chancery Clerk Oualil' Groceries Y af Complimenfs of TILLQTSQN MAGEE COURIER GROCERY AND STATION MSSSS' MISSISSIPPI CRYSTAL MOTOR COMPANY HQRN AND DICKEY II n rc n 'se I 5232 'M I I H5222 -' . J. Dickey, Owner Crysfal Springs, Mississippi Magee' Mississippi HAZ LEH U RST BOX COMPANY Manufacfurers of Fruif ancl Vege'rabIe Packages Box Shooks and Veneers HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI Complimenfs of I BROADHEAD LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY MENDENI-IALL, MISSISSIPPI r-ff------R ' 'r O xx u O CO-LIN BOOKSTORE 5 .i...f?ff ,ls, fix 9' ws' gt if 1.2 E CHARLIE NELMS FORD, INC. 604-6I0 Easi Monficello S'rree+ Phone I6O0 MERCURY FALCON Brookhaven, Mississippi 1 M.. ? MoN1iceu.G Q MANuFAQ1umNG T , COMPANY 5 I .Aww lil f,,,,.,... Mon+icello Mississippi Brookhaven: Hodges Men's SI'ore SmiI'h's Jewelry Siore AppIewhiI'e's T.V. and Lincoln CounI'y Co-op Jones Meal' Markei' Raicliff Sheei' MeI'aI WJMB S'rahI-Urban Keysfone-Seneca Leader Times Abram's Mercanfile C. B. Perkins Wesson: Cox Welding Shop Wesson Cleaners New Hebron: New Hebron Furnifure HazIehursI': Appliances Company Smiih Sunflower Food S'rore H,enIey, Jones, 81 Henley Rushing Rexall Mr. Ray lzard, Su perin+enden+ of Educaiion Sco++ Mo+or Company COMPLIMENTARY ADS The EIiI'e Sunflower Food SI'ore Shainberg's Baker's Pharmacy LoHon's Smari' Shoe Sfore Royce Hari, Chancery Mendenhall: Dr. C. G. Rofenberg Dr. J. W. Ruiier CrysI'aI Springs: T. W. L. SI'ores Dr. Jerry Gulledge Meadville and Roxie: Naichez A. H. Hammock, Roxie TiIIman's Mr. Marvin Jones Margie's Beauiy Shop Percy Wesfbrook Cierk CiI'y Cafe FayeHe: Dr. R. B. Harper Joe Sfrass Meaf Markei' Magee: Cullen Maddox R. L. Evere'H' Co. Cify Florisi' and GiH Shop Fred E. Kennedy The Crysfal Theaire, Benne1 s Food Sfore, and Boackle's The Sfyle Room Hood's Truck Sfop Cenfral Supply Company Mon'riceIIo: Givens Drug Company SI'amps' Siores Wes'rern Au'ro Associaies Lawrence Counly Press Tiny's Spin-a-Cone Mr. J. P. PaHerson Magee Mississippi WESTERN AUTO Roy Jones and Opal Mize Complimenis of ALLREDIS PHARMACY Hazlehursi, Mississippi Lille, FIVE, and CBSUBIIY Complimenfg Qf R, Blue Cross Circuii Clerk of Jefferson Counly TIM M. HILL, Ageni Meadville, Miss. Fayeiiei Mississippi Complimenis and Besf Wishes for This Year. KEYS CONCRETE BLOCK COMPANY Wesson. Mississippi Besi' Wishes FRANK CORBAN, Sheriff Franklin Counfy Meadville Mississippi Shop a'r McCLAIN 81 BARNES Moniicello, Mississippi The besf qualify of food HUB GRILL Hazlehursi' Mississippi McCARTY ENTERPRISES Magee, Mississippi COPIAH RADIO AND T.V. Cryslal Springs, Miss. ALFORD AND MILLER CO. INC. DOUGLAS WHOLESALE CO. G. N. CASE Pure Oil Sfaiion WESSON'S BEST SERVICE STATION ASHLEY'S ' I GROCERY AND MARKET P. O. Box I042 Phone 2462 Wesson, Mississippi . Wesson, Hazlehursl, Miss. Hkiiilizzzrfil Ii:IA?s?I1 Mississippi Befler values are STATE 'F d I' oun a WESSON PHARMACY GUARANTY BANK CASEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Crysfal Springs, Miss. 200 Phone 2593 Vfesson, Miss. Member of Federal Deposil' Insurance Corporafion Magee, Miss. SMITH MERCANTILE Our Complimenfs Wesson. Miss.