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

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Be- cause of her congenial disposition and interest in the stu- dents of Copiah-Lincoln, the staff of THE CO-LIN TRILLIUM dedicates this 1963 edition to Mrs. Carl Thompson, assistant manager of Co-Lin Bookstore. , H Frm E Y ' 'Kia ur President Takes Part in ci Variety of Activities Our president, F. M. Fortenherry, an active leader in educational, civic and religious circles, spends much of his extra time in other Ways in addition to being administrator of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College ind Agricultural High School. A past president of Mississippi Junior College Association, he is now serving as a member of Mississippi Junior College Commission. Other educational associations to which Mr. Fortenberry belongs include Mississippi School Administrators Association, Mississippi Edu- cation Association and National Education Association. He is vice chairman on the Commission of Studies and Accreditation of the South- ern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools: This educator is a member of Phi Delta Kappa, national educational fraternity. As a person interested in his fellow man, President Fortenberry belongs to Wesson Lions Club, Brookhaven Kiwanis Club and Mississippi Economic Council. He is Copiah county chairman of American Red Cross. Active in church affairs, Mr. Fortenberry is a deacon at Wesson Baptist Church Where he teaches a Sunday School. Pres F M. ' Fbrtenberry What is a college? It is a place in- habited by students. What are students? They are individuals who shape the character of the col- lege, who examine the heritage of the past. who use it as a foundation for the future. They are 1nulti-pur- posed individuals making discover- ies. Their days are filled with the uniqueness of the commonplace. What is a college? lt is a place where a personality blossoms in its pursuit of fulfillment. 'WJ v WHL . W, aw K Foreword Here is what happened the first day of school. Fresh- men took several tests. After they made out their schedules they registered. Before they attended classes they hought their hooks. That was the first day. What did the future bring? To see what has happened since then, turn the pages of your 1963 Trillium and you will see the year's story at Copiah- Lincoln unfold. BOOKS TFSTS RECISTR ATION Freshmen as First Day Editor Eunice Knabb 4 mf. Advertising Editor Wayde Benson X Urganizations Editor Betty Bryant 1963 Sports Editor Mathilde Bennett Executive Trillium Features Editor Valerie Williamson lStaff gf Classes Editor Patricia Small Business lVl3I'lZ-Igel Tommy Bozeman 1 .fXCtix'i1ies Eclitm Sanflra Xlerrill Students register on first clay of school. Y A Sophomores and freshmen meet at a get-acquainted party. tuclent if N .21 ie 5 A Freshman girls try ou for Colettes. Cheerleaders inclea e school spirit. J fy' NRG' 5322 Sturlents meet Presiflenl and Mrs. Fortenlierry and Mr. Hunter. Sophomore girls serve punch at reception. A dance at the Activity Building follows the reception. Q A CADEMI C ' iw I ii I HN W I - '11 ni'- - -fr - W vu ' u u 1 ' I' I U - 4-l,.,l..-,---p Z XX .li-1. ,-L-nl ,1-,-,-,-,-,-, ...T...l.... L.. , .+-.. ...au-.ii .---...-..-1. X -5- '- i i ,. ZT'. fffm M xx -mm ...,.L.- ..,.. .....+.--ii .-W 7 - U U' .....-...-Q-...-L1- .,.i.l..-....... L.....1.l,ii. ........................ ..g 4,.1T......i., L-W'-7 ' J' H' ...H-L.:-:.......... --,..,.,- , . . ..l..l-.1-.-...nlp 11-1-ii-li' i .1-..i......,..l. ..1.,..-il. -l---1-1-1 pn-unu1l ui ' -....,..... ..........l..- ,i.-1-ii ii.........-l-- ,....1...-..-........1-. T X ,L,,,J... a X X E .,.1.....,-1.1 ...-L...-.,..- 3 wana L W Board of Trustees MR. ROBERT E. REA. former member of the Copiah-Lincoln board of trustees for 40 years, 37 of which he served as secretary, died in Wesson, his hometown, December 29, 1962. His relationship with Copiah-Lincoln was one of his varied civic activities. A mem- ber of Wesson Presbyterian Church, Mr. Rea served as president of Bank of Wesson for 22 years. I8 W. S. Henley, president Lester Furr, secretary I. S. Bass, Bernell Berry, Rob- ert Boling, Pence Brown, Grady Callender, C. C. Clark, Sturge Dodds, Horace Godbold, C. C. Graves Jr., E. Ray Izard, Mrs. Ruby Larkin, Frank Lowery, Dr. Otho Messer, S. P. Torrey. MRS. E. T. HARVEY Dean of Women M.A., Louisiana State University MR. GROVER SMITH Dean of Men B.A., Mississippi State University Administration MR. B. E. HUNTER Registrar M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. JAMES M. LEWIS Principal of the High School M.Ed., Mississippi State University MR. FOREST CASE F lt Mathematics RS., Mississippi State University MISS DELORES BRUMFIELD Physical Education M.S., University of Southern Mississippi MR. M. RAY BUSBY Social Science M.S.P.E., University of Mississippi MR. ROD L. ENTREKIN Bible D.D., Emory University MRS. F. M. FORTENBERRY Business M.A., University of Mississippi MR. LUTHER L. CARRETT Vocational, Vocational- Technical Director BS., M.Ed., University of Southern Mississippi MISS JULIA GUESS Theory and Voice lVI.A., Columbia University MR. WALLACE I-IARGON Head Coach and Hygiene B.S., Northeast Louisiana State College MR. D. A. HARRIS Auto Mechanics A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College I A! MISS WILLIE MAE HAMILL English M.A., University of Alabama 'K F Z MR. DONALD S. JOHNSON Science M.A., University of Southern Mississippi Mdiuwmsisgw MR. MORRIS JACOBS Industrial Arts B.S., North Texas State College MRS. SARAH C. JOHNSON Home Economics M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. CHARLES J. KING H.S. Coach and Social Studies B.A., Mississippi College MRS. JOHN R. LANDRESS H.S. English B.A., Blue Mountain College MR. JOHN RICHARD LANDRESS Speech and Sociology RD., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary MR. T. S. MYERS Agriculture M.S., Mississippi State University MRS. CHARLES PARSONS Science B.S., Mississippi College MRS. RUTH ELLIOTTE PORTER English B.S., Mississippi College MR. JOE HAMILTON MONROE Piano M.M., Cincinnati Consefvatory of Music MR. C. A. REYNOLDS F Mathematics M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MRS. R. S. PURSER French and English AB., Drury College MR. J AMES W. RATCLIFF Choral Director M.S., M.N.O., Baptist Theological Seminary MRS. SARA RICHARDSON Chemistry M.S., University of Mississippi MRS. JEAN RICKS Commerce B.S., Mississippi College MR. ALTON RICKS College Basketball and Physical Education M.A., University of Mississippi REV. BOBBY SHANDS Bible B.D.N.O., Baptist Theological Seminary MRS. BETTY D. SMITH English B.A., Mississippi College MRS. CAROL S. STRICKLAND Commerce M.S., University of Southern Mississippi 'Kampman , ,l MR. BooNE SHELTON F Z English QC LL A.B., Mississippi College f' ' Gaim! Niki? F MRS. FRED THOMPSON Mathematics ry B.M., Asbury College MR. FRED E. THOMPSON MISS ZELLE WEEMS Business Psychology and M.B.A., University of Social Studies Mississippi M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. W. RANDOLPH STRICKLAND Science M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. J ACK THOMAS Industrial Arts B.S., North Texas State College MR. CLYDE WILSON Band M.M., Vandercook School of Music MR. GRAYDON L. MULLEN Business Manager Soule University, New Orleans MRS. BILL ROPER Dietitian Secretary A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College Q Mas. GROVER SMITH S ff REV. WILLIAM STEWART MRS. RUBY PEARL SMITH MRS. HOWARD WARD B.S.U. Director Assistant Bookkeeper Librarian B.D., Baptist A.A., Copiah-Lincoln B.A., Tulane Theological Seminary Junior College University qdikfffs JWWQ MR WAYNE KNABB Publicity Director BA., University of Southern Mississippi MRS. EUGENIA ALLEN Dietitian MRS. GRAYDON L. MULLEN Faculty House Hostess B.S., Mississippi State College for Women MISS ALLIE LEE LOETON MRS. MARY LEE MRS. CARL THOMPSON College Nurse MCDONALD Assistant Manager R.N., Kingis Daughters Dormitory Hostess Co-Lin Bookstore Hospital mmnsva, Renovated physics classroom. iQ 'Gin-of 'iii- Chemical technology students use laboratory. Classes Organic laboratory offers work area for chemistry major ophornore Class Officers Standing left to right, Ken Rudder, Beverly Poche, Timmie Hancock, Nancy Beach, and Amanda Hewitt. Sitting left to right, Brenda Ratcliff, Thomas Lowery, and Fay Templeton. Not pictured-P. B. Walker. Thomas Lowery P. B. Walkel' ,ccccc ...... Fay Templeton . Brenda Ratcliff Nancy Beach ....... ....... Beverly Poche Amanda Hewitt - Timmie Hancock Ken Rudder ,...,.,. ...... President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Tr KEN APPLEWHITE Meadville Music Education Band 1, 2g College Choir 2-Men's Ensemble 1, 23 BSUg Greater Council 2, IRC 2. JERRY BAILEY Meadville Secondary Education BSU. RACHEL BARLOW Crystal Springs Business Education Wesley Foundation 1, 25 Cheerleader lg YWCA 2. NANCY LYNN BEACH Hazlehurst Stenography BSU-Executive Council 23 Greater Council 1, 2g WYCA 1, 2-Officer 2g IRC 1, 2g Officer 2, Annual Staff 2g Class Representative. IUDITH ALLGOOD Brookhaven Stenography YWCA, BSU. RALPH EDWARD ANDERSON Wesson General B.S. Degree LOUISE BEARD Natchez Music Education Chorus 1, 2-Ladies Ensemble 1, 2. AL BEASLEY Hazlehurst General GLADYS FAYE BELL Crystal Springs Stenography Colette 1. LOUISE MATHILDE BENNETT Natchez General College Chorus 23 Annual Staff 1, 2g Westminister Fellowship 1, 23 Colette 1, 23 Sports Club 2. BEVERLY BOWEN Brookhaven General J EAN BOZEMAN Hazlehurst Accounting IRC 1, 2, Vice-President 2g 32 BSU 1, 25 YWCA 1, 2. WAYDE BENSON New Hebron General French Club 1, 2-President 2g IRC 1-Officer 2g Annual Staff 1, 2 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. HARVEL EDSEL BERRY Pinola General REGGIE RAY BERRY New Hebron General Business PHYLLIS RAE BONFIGLIO Brookhaven Piano Chorus 1, 2g Ensemble 1, 2g Newman Club 1, 2. l WILLARD MALCOLM BBISTER layess Engineering BOBBY BRITT Wesson Mathematics Football lg Basketball 1, 2. ROSE ESTELLE BROWN Fayette History Transfer from Hinds .lunior College. JAMES BROWNING Natchez Music Education Chorus 1, 2-lVlen's Ensemble 1, 2-Quartet 25 Wesley 1g Westminster 1, 23 Band 2g Dramatics Club 1. THOMAS EARL BOZEMAN Hazlehurst Secondary Education Annual Staff-Business Manager 23 Future Teachers 2g IRC 2. JULIA BRACEY Brookhaven Secondary Education Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. BETTY BRYANT Natchez Elementary Education Dramatics Club 1g IRC 15 Choir 1, 2. BETTY BURKETT Monticello Business YWCA. BSU-Executive Council 23 College 33 DONALD HARRY BUTLER Brookhaven Secondary Education IRC 1, 2-President 2, YMCA 1, 2g BSU 1, 2-President 2g Annual Staff lg SCA 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. MADELYN BYNUM Magee Stenography Watchman Staff 2. l JIMMY CARLISLE Wesson Biology Agriculture Club 13 Band 1, 2, BSU 1, 2. ANNA LAVENIA CARLISLE Brookhaven Senography YWCA 1, 2, YWA lg BSU 2. .IAMES EDGAR CAIN IR. Port Gibson Drafting EVELYN CALCOTE Loyd Star Elementary Education Wesley Foundation 1, 2. JOHN CALCOTE JR. Meadville Music Education Band 1, 2g Wesley Foundation 1, 23 Men's Ensemble 1, 2, Capers 1, 2. ROGER CAMERON Gallman Industrial Arts Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Watchman Staff 2, IRC 2. CHARLES CARPENTER Colettes 1, 2-Head Colette 2g College Nlo t Beautiful 1 B U 1 '7 Roxie Mathematics BSU. JOHNNIE RUTH CARPEINTER Wesson Stenography YWCA 1. CAROLYN JANE CHAPPELL Citronelle, Alabama Stenography BSU 1, 2: YWCA 1, 2. GERALD COMBS Roxie Secondary Education BSU. DON COTHERN Wanilla Secondary Education WILEY HARRELL COULTER Prentiss General B.S. Transfer from Mississippi College. JERRY CRANE Lucien General FREDDIE CRAVEN JR Bogue Chitto General BSU 1, 2. SHERON ANN CREEL Bogue Chitto Secondary Education BSU 1. 2g Drarnatics Club 1, 2, Watchman Staff 2. .lAlVIES CUlVllVlINCS West Lincoln General Basketball 1, 2. mm., ROBERT DERBICK Wesson Drafting Technology JEAN DERRYBERRY Brookhaven Elementary Education BSU l, 2g Phi Theta Kappa Treasurer 2. 36 4 1, 2-Treasurer 2g SCA 2-Secretary- 5 JIM CUPIT Washington Architectural Drafting KATHRYN DAVIS Baker, Louisiana Piano YWCA 2g Phi Theta Kappa 2g BSU 1, 2. Chorus 1-Boys' Ensemble-Pianist ROBERT LEE DAVIS III Crystal Springs Accounting Transfer from Hinds Junior College. OLA NELL DELANCY Harrisville Elementary Education FTA 1, 2g BSU 1, 25 YWA 1, 2-Officer 2. MARTHA FARR Roxie Elementary Education Dramatics Club-Secretary 13 International Relations Club 1, BSU 1, 2-Greater Council 2: Chorus 1, 2-Ladies Ensemble 1, 2g Home- coming Maid 1, 2, Campus Favorite 1, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2- President 2. EMMA JANE FARRAR Wesson Accounting BSU 1, 23 IRC 2g YWCA 2. VIRGINIA FAY FAUVER Brookhaven Library Science BSU 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2, YWA 1, ARCI-IIE FORTENBERRY Brookhaven Religious Education BSU 1, 23 Basketball Manager 2. 2, FTA 1. 1' CHARLES W. DEVALL Zachary, La. Secondary Education in Physical Education PEGGY EUGENIA DOVE Roxie BSU. MARION M. CANDY Hazlehurst Drafting Technology FRANCES KAYE GATES Mendenhall Sociology Wesley Foundation 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2g IRC 25 FTA 2 MILTON GRIFFITH Magee Agriculture Agriculture Club 1, 2. EVELYN GRUBBS Magee Medical Technology Le Cercle Francais 1g YWCA 1, 25 Chemistry Club 1g BSU 1, 2. WA 38 MILLER HAMMILL Loyd Star Math BSU 1, 29 Basketball 1, 29 Chemistry Club 1, FTA 1. TIMMIE HANCOCK Meadville Band 1, 25 BSU 1, 2g Class Representative 2. JOHN EMMITT HARLAN Hazlehurst Pre-Med Transfer from University of Southern Mississippi. PEGGY HELEN HARRIS Hazlehurst Steno graphy YWCA 1, 25 Officer 23 IRC 1, 25 BSU 1, 25 Annual Staff 2 CHARLES HART Hazlehurst Drafting Technology MIKE HAWKIN S Harrisville Secondary Education Band 1, 2g BSU 1, 2. AMANDA HEWITT Meadville General Class Treasurer 1, Representative 2g Campus Favorite 1g Home Economics Club lg Colette 1, 2g Annual Staff 2. MARTHA FRANCES HILL Mendenhall Elementary Education YWCA 2, YWA 2g BSU 1, 2, FTA 2g IRC 2. JOSEPH LARRY HOLYFIELD Silver Creek Forestry GWYN HOWARD Taylorsville Agriculture Football 1, 2g Track 1, 2. ROBERT LARRY HENDERSON New Hebron General KATHRYN SUE HERRING West Lincoln Business Education BSU 1 2 Greater Council 1, 2, Executive Council 1, 23 YWCA 1, 2, of'f1C2ff 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Officer 2, Esoc 2. Jw QD'- SYLVIA HUFF Brookhaven Elementary Education BSU 1, 25 IRC 1, Chorus 1, 2g Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. LYNDA RACHEL HUGHES Wesson Elementary Education K 39 JUDY CAROLYN HUTSON Brookhaven Elementary Education YWCA 1, 23 Chorus 1, 23 Ensemble 1, 23 BSU 1, 2. RANDY HYNUM Port Gibson Secondary Education 5 li EDWIN HJUDGEU JOHNSON Bogue Chitto General JOE W. JOLLY Ruth Math Chorus 13 Band 1, Dramatics Club 1, 2, BSU 1, 23 Executive Council 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2-Vice-President 2. FLORENCE RUTH IKERD Roxie Accounting CHARLENE JACKSON West-Lincoln Accounting BSU 1, 2, YWCA 1, 2. JOHNNIE JACKSON Brookhaven Secondary Education KAY JOHNS Hazlehurst Stenography BSU 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2. ARIS FAYE KEEN West Lincoln Mathematics BSU 1, 2g YWCA 1, 24 YWA 2-officer 2. J IMMIE N. KENT Bude Secondary Education BSU 1, 23 Future Teachers Association 1. EUNICE NADINE KNABB Natchez Physical Therapy YWCA 1, 2-Social Service Director 23 Le Cercle Francais 1, 2- Treasurer 1-Secretary and Treasurer 23 Annual Staff 1, 2-Editor 2. RICHARD B. KNIGHT Crystal Springs General Agriculture Football 1, 2g Track 1, 2. ROBERT JONES Monticello General Newman Club. WILLIAM A. JORDAN Meadville Business Management IOHN LAIRD IR. Meadville Physical Education Football 1, 2. HOMER D. LANG Magee Drafting Football 1, 2. Ss DEWITT LANGSTON New Hebron General DONALD LAWLESS Crystal Springs Drafting Technology .IERRY WILLIAM LEWIS McCall Creek Chemistry NORA FAYE LOTT Georgetown Elementary Education YWA 1, 2-Officer 2g FTA 1, 23 BSU 1, 2g SCA 2-Officer 2g IRC 2g Watchman Staff 2. 42 CHARLES JERRY LEE DILO General B.A. DON EDWARD LEE Crystal Springs General Business FREDDIE LEE Meadville Secondary Education Band 1, 2g BSU 1, 2. .IAIVIES LEWIS Union Church Management Transfer from University of Arkansa 1 ASHLEY LYONS Wesson General Business BSU 1, 2. CHARLES MCCALL Meadville Music Education Band 1, 2-Officer, Wesley Foundation 1, 2-NIen's Ensemble 1, 2, Capers 1, 2. WALTER H. MCCALLUM, JR. Magee Agriculture Education PAT H. MCCULLOUGH Ruth Chemical Engineering BSU 1, 25 Dramatics Club 1, 2-President lg Track 1, 24 Chemistry Club 1, 2, YMCA 1, 2g Annual Staff 1, 2. JOEL LOWE General THOMAS F. LOWERY Wesson Chemical Engineering Class President 1, 2, BSU 1, 2-Executive Council YWCA 1 Z President 2, Class Favorite, Chemistry Club 1, 2. LYNDA RAE MCGEE Hazlehurst Science Transfer from Mississippi Collegeg BSU 29 IRC 2 RELDER JOYCE MCGEHEE Meadville Marketing and Retailing BSU, Colettes 2, Dramatics Clubg IRCg YWCA. DOUGLAS MCINTYRE Lucien General BSU. ANTHONY JOSEPH MARTELLO Natchez Accounting Football 1, 2g Newman Club 1, 2. SANDRA ANN MERRILL Brookhaven Secondary Education Le Cercle Francais 13 College Chorus 1, 23 BSU 1, 2g Annual Staff 2-Officer 2. FLORENCE MOSS Natchez General YWA 1, 23 Band 23 BSU Council 2g IRC 1, 2. 44 RODNEY A. MARTIN Natchez General Business DOUGLAS HBUDDY7' MASON Ruth Drafting Technology Band 1, 23 BSU Greater Council 1, 2g YMCA 1, 23 Chorus 1 JOHN CURTIS MAY Mendenhall Secondary Education Football 1, 2g Track 1, 2. TOMMY MITCHELL MAY Mendenhall General Business Football Manager3 Track 1, 2. GENE NESMITH Port Gibson Agriculture Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2. PAULETTE NEVELS Brookhaven Music Education Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Chorus 1, 23 Ensemble 11 25 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2g Watchman Staff 2. MARGIE NEWCOMB Loyd Star Elementary Education BSU 1, 2-Greater Council 1, 2. JACKIE ELIZABETH O'NEAL Meadville Secondary Education YWCA 23 BSU 2, Colettes 1, 2-Captain 25 FTA 23 Homecoming Queen 25 Sports Club 2. WILLIAM CARROL MURRAY JR Bogue Chitto General B.S. BSU 1, 2, YMCA 1, 2. DWIGHT NELSON Monticello General NAN OSWALT Jackson Secondary Education ROBERT JUSTIN OSWALT Jackson General B.A. TI-IAD O. OWENS IR. Brookhaven General Agriculture BSU 1, 2g Agriculture Club 1, 2. SHARRON PAINTING Mendenhall Steno graphy YWCA 13 BSU 1, 2g Chorus 1g Colettes 2. BEVERLY JEAN POCHE Georgetown Liberal Arts Newman Club 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Class Representative 2. BILLY PONDER Mendenhall General B.S. LESLIE A. PARSONS West Lincoln Mathematics Basketball 1, 2. DONALD LOUIS PATTERSON Monticello Veterinary Medicine PASCAL PATTON New Hebron General BSU 1, 2. MICAH JOEL PIPPEN Waterproof, Louisiana Aeronautical Technology Transfer from Louisiana College. BRENDA RATCLIFF Loyd Star Biology BSU 1, 2g FTA 2g Esoc Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. GALE MOAK RAWLS Bogue Chitto Agriculture Education CLIFTON REED Magee Agriculture Football 1, 23 Class Officer 1, 2, Track 1, 2. OSCAR PAUL REED West Lincoln Accounting Chorus 1, 2-Men's Ensemble 1. 25 Chemistry Club 2g Class Officer 2: KITTY POOLE Natchez Elementary Education DONALD RAGCIO Hazlehurst Science Newman Club 1. V1 1g Who's Who 15 Agriculture Club CHARLIE FRANK RICE Wesson Business JOHN RICHMOND Wesson General Business Watchman Staff 2. .ww BSU 1 2 YMCA I Cheerleader 1 Annual Staff 13 Chorus Ig 9525 CURTIS SEALE lVIcCall Creek General Track 13 French Club 2. JASON SEALE Roxie Secondary Education Football 1, 2. DOROTHY RUSSELL Ruth Secondary Educatlon Chemlstry Club 1 Dramatlcs Club 1 2 Chorus 1 2Ensemble 2 YWA 2 BSU 1 2 Tfllllum Staff 1 FTA 2 PATRICIA ANN SANDIDGE Brookhaven Steno raphy YWCA BSU GLEN SAULS lVIont1cello Chem1cal Technolooy Chemlstry Club 1 DANIEL JACKSON SCOTT I-Iazlehurst Veterlnary Scrence Agrlculture Club 1 2 SHIRLEY SUE SISCO Bogue Chitto General BSU 1, 2-Executive Counci JIMMY SLAY Crystal Springs Chemistry Technology RON SLEEPER Crystal Springs Bachelor of Science BSUQ YMCAQ Annual Staffg PATRICIA SMALL Sontag Elementary Education Annual Staff 2. 123 YWA 1, 25 YWCA 1. Transfer from Hinds Junior College RICHARD SHOEMAKER Mendenhall General B.S. Basketball I, 2g Track 1. LOUISE SHOWS Jackson Social Science BSU 23 YWCA 23 Chorus lg IRC 2 if CAROLYN FAY SMITH Monticello Stenography BSU 2: YWCA 1, CARY SMITH Brookhaven General Business 2. Basketball 2. Eb if-329 X ROGER C. SMITH Topeka-Tilton Music Education BSU 1, 25 College Cho ROBERT SPELL Wesson Chemistry ELMER L. SMITH JR Natchez Pre-Dental Football 1, 2-Lettered I, 2. HESTER SMITH McCall Creek General BSU. HILDA RAE SMITH Pinola Stenography Chorus lg Home Economics Club 13 Homecoming Court 25 BSU 1, 2-Greater Councils 2g YWCA 1, 2. IANICE SMITH Brookhaven Elementary Education BSU 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2. IEANETTE SMITH Loyd Star Elementary Education YWCA 1, 2g Wesley Foundation 1, 25 FTA 2. JOHNNY SMITH Brookhaven General ir 1, 2-Men's Ensemble 1, 2g Watchman 2. ALTON SUTTON Monticello General Business Wesley Foundation 1, 2-Officer 2g SCA 2. MARTHA MAE SWANSON Bogue Chitto Elementary Education BSU 1, 2g YWCA 2g Chorus 1, 2. CALVIN TEMPLE Meadville Secondary Education Band 1, 2, BSU. FAY TEMPLETON Hazlehurst Elementary Education FTA 1, 23 YWCA 1, 2-Officer 23 Class Officer 1, 2g ESOC 1, 2g Colette 1, 2-Captain 2g Beauty 13 Panamaniacs 13 IRC 2. RAY STAPLETON Monticello LONNIE STUBBS Pinola Medical Technology Football 19 Chorus 2. BOBBY KENNETH TINSLEY McCall Creek BILL TRINKNER Mendenhall Engineering BOBBY M. WALLACE Natchez General B.S. Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2. JOHNNY L. WARD Eddiceton General Business CONRAD F ILMORE WILLIAMS Bude Engineering Chemistry Club 1, BSU 1, 2-Greater Council. MARY ANN ETTE WILLIAMS Brookhaven Business Education YWAg YWCA, FTA. CHARLES WATSON Natchez General B.S. Football 1, 2g Track 1, 2. JACKIE WEATHERSBY Pinola General BSU 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2. ROBERT E. WELCH Magee Business Administration JANE WHITE Mendenhall Liberal Arts Homecoming Court lg Who's Who 13 Cheerleader 2g YWCA 1, 2- President 2, French Club 1, 2-Vice-President 2g College Choir 1 23 SCA 23 Beauty lg ESOC 2, BSU 1, 2-Greater Council 1, 2 Executive 2. VALERIE WILLIAMSON Jackson General B.A. SCA Council 1, 2-President 23 Westminster Fellowship 1, 2- President 1, 25 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2g Chemistry Club 1g Cheer- leader 1, 2-Head Cheerleader 23 YWCA 1g IRC li Le Cerclc Francais 1g ESOC 2g Chorus 1, 23 Ensemble 1, 2g Panamaniacs I. BOBBY JOE WILSON Wanilla Mechanical Technology EDDIE M. YOUNG IB. Brookhaven Electrical Engineering Transfer from Mississippi State University. LARRY H. YOUNG Crystal Springs Chemistry Chemistry Club 1. ED ZUMBRO IR. Bude Engineering 53 Freshman Class 0 jieers Left to right, Sheb May, Joe Crawford, and Hilda Johnson. Joe Crawford sss,ss. ss...ss. P resident Hilda Johnson s ....A..f Secretary Shelf May ss,,s es.o... Treasurer DONALD WOODROW Brookhaven RALPH AINSWORTH Mendenhall JANIE SUE ALLEN Wesson CHARLOTTE FAYE ALLGOOD Brookhaven Brookhaven Montrcello AINSWORTH GLENDA NELL ANDERSON Cr stal S rin s Y P S BILLIE JEAN ARMSTRONG Hazlehurst LINDA JOYCE ALLRED NANCY DORIS ARMSTRONG Wesson CHARLES RICHARD BAILEY MARY KING ATWOOD Natchez SANDRA CAROL BAILEY Mendenhall McCall Creek Georffetown JAMES ANDREW BARNARD ELEANOR MAE BARRY DELBERT LONNIE BARNETT Crystal Springs NOEL GILBERT BASS Pinola AZZIE ELAINE BATES Jackson Wesson CONNIE MIGNONNE BARTON ROBERT LELAND BEALL Crystal Springs DONALD DEAN BEASLEY Georgetown GARY FRED BEASLEY Hazlehurst CAROLYN KAY BEASLEY Wesson Hazlehurst MINNIE LEE BOUTWELL LORETTA ANN BEASLEY Hazlehurst THOMAS WARING BENNETT, JR Natchez ROBERT LARRY BERRY Monticello BILLY GERALD BOONE Magee KAY BRIGHT Tylertown JOHN ED BRENT Wesson Crystal Springs JOSEPH HOWARD BRISTER Hazlehurst KENNETH RAY BRITT Brookhaven NOLAN REE BURRIS Monticello TRAVIS BRYANT Magee McCall Creek BRENDA QUENT BYNUM Magee TERRY LYNN BYRD Brookhaven LUCY LENORA CAMPBELL Roxie RUFUS CARLOCK Bude NORMAN RICHARD CARNAHAN Brookhaven BILLIE CAROLYN CARR Monticello V JOHN WAYNE CARRICG Charleston, S. C. JOHN MILTON BRENT FRANCIS STEWART BYERS MARY MARLIN BRITT Brookhaven DARLENE CASE Brookhaven PAUL WILLARD CLARK Magee ROBERT CORDIE CLOWER Crystal Springs .IOSEPH LYNN COBB Crystal Springs Brookhaven .IOHNELL COOLEY Pinola MARLYS ANNE COKER Bude MARY CAROLYN COKER JAMES LOYD COLEMAN Meadville .IOHN WILLIAM COOK Wesson Smithdale Brookhaven 'Dv PATRICA COOKE Crystal Springs BOBBIE FAYE COON Brookhaven POLLARD RAY COWART RICHARD GENE CUMMINGS Brookhaven .IOE PRESTON CRAWFORD OREL MASON DANIELS Natchez BETTY LOUISE DAUGHDRILL Newhebron .IOHN EDGAR DAVIS Zachary, La. BILLY GLEN DAY Brookhaven JERRY LEE DeLAUGHTER Brookhaven ROBERT DETERLY Natchez BILLY ZALE DODD Natchez .JERRY GARNER BILLY MACK EVERETT Magee SANDRA FAYE EZELL New Hope INA JANE FOSTER Crystal Springs DOROTHY ELAINE FREEMAN Brookhaven ROME FULLER Bogue Chitto SHIRLEY ANN FULLER Hazlehurst Magee BETTY CARROL GARRETT Harrisville OTIS JEAN GRAYSON Mendenhall HELEN MAURICE GRIFFIN Quentin LINDA FAYE ELKINS Wesson JOEL LARRY ETHERIDGE Crystal Springs LESSIE JANE ETI-IERIDGE Crystal Springs LARRY GENE FOSTER Pinola ALMA LOU FREEMAN Bogue Chitto RONALD PATRICK DURR Brookhaven ELVEN RAIFORD DYKES JR. Natchez GERALDINE EARLES Magee STANLEY PATTON EAVENSON Mendenhall DALE A. EVANS Salem PAUL FRANKLIN FERGUSON Natchez RAYFORD LEE HALL Bogue Chitto RICHARD MEESE HALL Hazlehurst ERIC IRVINC HAMMARSTROM Smithdale ROBERT SPENCER HARRIS Cryestal Springs WILBURN JAMES HEMBY Bude Brookhaven THOMAS MERRILL HEARD Hazlehurst THOMAS MICHAEL HENNESSY Mendenhall CAROLYN ANNE HESTER Hamburg PATSY MARIE HESTER JAMES NEEL HICKMAN Brookhaven THURMAN EUGENE HINSON Natchez GLENN ALLEN HOLDER Natchez ROSCOE LONGINO IVY JR. Brookhaven NANCY PAULETTE HOLDER Hazlehurst Crystal Springs CLOY D. JAMES Wesson Crystal Springs NORMAN MCCIRDE JACKSON JR. HILDA MARIE JOHNSON LINDA CHERYL JOHNSON Vidalia, La. JO ELLEN JONES Magee ALMA La NELL JORDAN Brookhaven BARBARA JORDAN Brookhaven BARTO LAIRD Bogue Chitto NORMA JEAN LEWIS West Lincoln BETTYE KAYRON LITTLE New Hebron GUY SHELTON LITTLE Crystal Springs CHARLES T. LOFTON Brookhaven Crystal Springs KAY LAMAR KYZAR Bobue CIIIIIO ANNETTE LEGGETT SHERRY ANN LEHMANN Roxie LINDA RUTH LESTER Brookhaven MARY LOUISE LEWIS Rogue Chitto SYLVIA JEAN KNIGHT TRAVIS KEAN JORDAN Brookhaven BRENDA JOYCE KEEN Harrisville WILLARD HARVEY KEITH New Hebron ANDREW HARLAND KENNEDY Mendenhall KENNETH ALLAN KENT Meadville PATRICIA ANN KIMBLE Wesson WARREN WILLIAM KNABB Natchez ELBERT NELSON KING Roxie WILLIE BURRELL KYZAR Ruth CHARLES KEITH LEA Monticello Bogue Chitto JOAN CAROL MCCALLUM Tylertown ALFRED DENNIS McDANIEL Roxie JAMES COLON MCGEE Brookhaven TOMMY RUDOLPH MCGEHEE McCall Creek Columbus Brookhaven JOHN BYRON MCKEE III Meadville JOHN DOUGLAS MCINTYRE STEVE McKEE Brookhaven FLOYD JULIUS MCHENRY Crystal Springs JAMES ELLIOTT MCKEY Columbus Bogue Chitto ANITA FAYE MCNEELY Roxie JERRY K. MANGUM Magee WILTON LOWELL MARSALIS HARRY JOE MARTIN ROBERT L. MAY Magee REBECCA SUE MAY Mendenhall SYLVIA CHERYL MAY Mendenhall BILLY DWAYNE MEDLOCK Magee THOMAS CARL MIDDLETON Hazlehurst GILBERT REED MILLER Bude PATRICIA MILLER Wl1ea1on, Ill. KENNETH MILLIS Newhebron ,,. , vflhw Brookhaven Wesson Eddiceton LARRY PHILIP NIX JAMES ROBERT PALMER Crystal Springs Natchez ROBERT HAROLD OGDEN Natchez PERCY LEE PARKER Smithdale ROBERT DURWOOD PARMAN Port Gibson JAMES CHARLIE PARSONS Smithdale LLOYD CHARLES PASSINGER JR. Roxie ELIZABETH PAGE PATTERSON Monticello PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON HOWARD ALLEN MOAK Bogue Chitto LANDAL B. MOAK Bogue Chitto SAMDRA DIANNE MORRISON Wesson MALCOLM M. MUNSON Wesson ' JERRY WAYNE NETHERLAND JAMES F. NEWMAN LOYD EVERETT NEWMAN CHARLES TORREY OWEN Fayette Wesson CHARLOTTE REGINA PAXTON Brookhaven MICHAEL GERALD PEVEY Natchez SALVADORE ANTHONY PIAZZA Fayette STANLEY SOUSA PITTMAN Mendenhall CAROL LEE PLITT Natchez MARY LYNN PORTER Brookhaven DAVID LEE POYNTER Natchez ZELDA BOZEMAN PRESCOTT WANDA KAY PRIEST BARBARA SUE QUERNS Mendenhall Tylertown Roxie Brookhaven LU LA ELOISE RAMSEH Brookhaven CHARLES LARRY RAINEY HOWARD KENNETH RATCLIFF Brookhaven MARSHALL L. RATHBUN Brookhaven MELVIN ARNOLD REEVES Bogue Chitto Natchez Bogue Chitto McCall Creek 'Un Nba, ini' MARY JOYCE RIALS Crystal Springs ,- , WILLIE FARRIS RILEY JOHNIE EVERETT ROBINSON MELVIN EDWARD ROSE DAVID NOLAN RUSHING McCall Creek LOIS MARIE RUSHING Meadville ALVIN CLYDE RUSSELL Hazlehurst JAMES LARRY RUSSELL Rawtoul, Ill. 63 DONALD C. SMITH Bogue Chitto .IUDY LEESA SIMS Columbia AUDREY RAYE SMITH Hazlehurst GWENDOLYN RUTLAND Ruth LESLIE WAYNE SASSER Bogue Chitto ROBERT LAMAR SAXON Meadville DANIEL PRESTON SCARBOROUGH Harrisville DORA JEAN SCHMIDT Bude BEATRICE ELAINE SCOTT Bogue Chi o .IOHANNA FLDRENCE SHAFFER McComb LESTER FRED SMITH Brookhaven MARY ELIZABETH SMITH Bogue Chitto PAUL EDWIN SMITH BEVERLY HUGH SMITH Brookhaven Brookhaven PERCY EDWARD SMITH Brookhaven RICHARD KERRY SMITH Wesson RODNEY STUART SMITH Wesson ROSALINE SHIRLEY SMITH Mendenhall WILLIAM NORRIS SMITH Natchez CHARLES DAVID STEWART Brookhaven DOROTHY NELL STRONG Hazlehurst LONNIE A. STROUD Meadville HUGH JACK STUBBS Magee RAY ANDREW STURGIS JR. Arnaudville, La. if TOM C. SULLIVAN if-vw Crystal Springs BONNIE RUTH SUMRALL Topeka-Tilton LINDA KAY SUMRALL ,,,4auw-Q Wesson 'X' Monticello JEANNE MARIE SUTTON BUTCH FREDERICK TALBERT Crystal Springs BEN EDWARD TARVER Natchez JAMES GABRIEL TERRELL McCall Cr eek ALTON VERNON TINNEY JR. Jackson LARRY NEALY TODD McCall Creek WILLIAM HENRY TRAVIS Brookhaven GEORGE ELLIS TURNAGE Monticello RICHARD KRANER TURPIN Wesson EVELYN DALE UPTON Mendenhall RUNNEL GALE UPTON Crystal Springs ROBERT LESTER VAN NORMAN Brookhaven JERRY WAYNE WADE Herlnanville SYLVIA WHITE Wesson JAMES EARL WHITE Wesson JOE LESTER WHITE Brookhaven WILLIE LOIS WALKER Magee MARGARET L. WARREN Monticello MARGARET ELIZABETH WARREN Mendenhall JAMES LARRY WEBB Roxie STEVE C. WELLS Wesson MARTHA GAYE WELTER Wesson SHIRLEY RUTH WEST Washington SHARON LYN WHITE Monticello HERBERT DODDS WHITEHEAD Natchez JULIA O. WILLIAMS McComb WILLIE GLENN WILTCHER Monticello LARRY PAYNE WRIGHT Crystal Springs GLENDA LOU YELVERTON Magee SARAH LYNN YELVERTON Magee JAMES HENRY YOUNG Crystal Springs PERRY DUNK ZUMBRO Meadville Main persons on the program Second from right is commencement speaker, Attorney General .loe T. Pat- terson. College waits to line up for procession racluation 1962 5 5 Q 'F 5 W HUC will High School prepares for final walk to diploma. High School Senior Class Ujfieers Standing left to right, Bruce Varnado, Mrs. Lena Thompson, Mrs. Sarah Johnson, Bob White Sitting left to right, Tommy Cook, Sonya White, Hollis Cowen. Bruce Varnaclo .i,.i Tommy Cook . Hollis Cowen Sonya White iii,,,,.o Bob White oioiii iiiiiiii.., Mrs. Lena Thompson ..i.. Mrs. Sarah Johnson ....,.. Mr. Donald Johnson . .... . Vice President President Treasurer Secretary Reporter Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor JUDY LYNN ABLES Wesson Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-Sextette 1, 2, Band 1, 2, FHA 1, Y'Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1,,2. BOBBIE JEAN BARLOW Wesson Chorus 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 3, FHA 2, 3, 4-Sec- retary 3, Song Leader 4. BEVERLY BRITT Wesson Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 4, FHA 3, 4-Vice-President 3, Colettes 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Basketball 1, 3-Manager 3, Who's Who 3. BILLY BRITT Wesson Hi-Y 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. J OE BUTLER Wesson Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice- President 4. HAROLD H. CLOPTON III Wesson Hi-Y 3. TOMMY COOK Wesson Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 4, Class Vice-President 2, 4, All Tangipahoa Basketball 4. HOLLIS J. COWEN Wesson Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4-Reporter 1, Treasurer 2, 4, Secretary- 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Who's Who 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 69 GENE HARRISON Wesson Band 1, 2, 3, 44Officer 3, 4, High School Combo 3, 4, 4-I-I 1, 2, 3, 4-Recreation Leader 3, Reporter 4, Hi-Y 1, Watch- man Staff 4. CAROLL HENNINGTON Beauregard Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, Basketball Manager 2, 4-H 1, 2. CAROLYN HOWINGTON Wesson Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Tangipahoa Guard, Track 1, 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 3, 4. WALTER LYNN HOWINGTON Wesson Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 3, 4. 70 HERBERT DAVIS Wesson Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4-President 4, Vice-President 3, Devotional Chairman 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3-Secretary 3. CAROLYN HALES Wesson Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer 4, Class Officer 1, 3-Secretary 1, Treasurer 3, All Tangipahoa Conference Forward 3, 4. LLOYD S. HAMILTON Wesson Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3-Reporter 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Basketball 3, Track 3. RAY HAMILTON Wesson WANZIE JASPER Hazlehurst Y-Teens 2. MARTHA LEA Brookhaven Chorus 1, 2, 33 Colettes 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, High School Beauty 4, 4-H 1, 2. MATTIE LEA Brookhaven Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 3, High School Beauty 4. JOHNN LEGGETT Brookhaven Agriculture Club 2, 3. Z SHIRLEY ANN LOVETTE Wesson Band 1, 2. BILLY MUNSON Wesson Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 45 Class Officer 2, 3. JERRY PRESCOTT Tylertown Transfer Student. TONI KAY PRICE Hazlehurst FHA 2, 3, 4-President 3, Historian 4, Y-Teens 2, 43 4-H 1. 7I BOBBY TISDALE Wesson FFA 2, 4-H 1, Football 1, Track 3. BRUCE VARNADO Wesson Football 1, 2, 3, 4-Most Valuable Player 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, President 1, 2, 4, Who's Who 3, SCA Council 4. ROBERT LESTER WHITE Wesson Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-All Tangipahoa Guard 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 4, Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4-President 4, SCA 3, 4-Publicity Chairman 4. SONYA WHITE Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-President 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-Captain 4, All Tangipahoa Guard 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1-Colette 3, 4, Class Officers-Vice-President 1, 3, Reporter 2, Homecoming Maid 4-Beauty 3, 4, SCA Council 4, Most Intellectual 3-Miss Copiah-Lincoln AHS 4. 72 I AMES RICHMOND Brookhaven 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, I-Ii-Y 4. LYN WOOD TEASTER Wesson Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Basketball 2, Track 2, Football Manager 3. 2, 3, 4-Chaplain 3, President 4, Class High School Junior Class 0 ftoers Standing left to right, Mrs. Alton Ricks, Julian Morrison, Martha Lynn Bradley. Sitting left to right, Dennis Cranberry, Mary Love Walker, Sonny Smith. Dennis Cranberry ...., Sonny Smith .,,s....,o.o.t Mary Love Walker Martha Lynn Bradley Julian Morrison .,,.,,,. Mrs. Alton Ricks Mrs. John Landress . Coach Charlie King .... President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Vik Q29 74 Georgia Ables William Ahrend Ted Armstrong Dot Ashley Henry Lee Bland Martha Bradley Ted Brent JSWCECESB Curtis Davls Don o e .ludy Dlckerson Robert Farrar Dennis Cranberry Melba Horton Pat Hux Billie Jean Kennedy Hugh King Sammye Rose Lu'sk Bonnie Martin Heddy Miller Rusty Moore Marvene Morris Julian Morrison Joe Mullins Jimmie Munn Jayne Perritt 1 tl Linda Newell Frank Newman Ann Page Phyllis Perritt Louise Pickett Robert Russell Margaret bnnth Joe Smith Ralph Turnbo Marianne Turpin Marvin Twiner Ken Walker Mary Love Walker Catherine Williams David Woodall , 4:9-Q 1 in X 7 High School ophomore Class icers Standing left to right, Mrs. Ruth Porter, James Larry Greer, Calvin Farrar. Sitting left to right, Joyce Jones, Linda Sue Smith, Joan Douglas. James Larry Greer Calvin Farrar is President Vice President Linda Sue Smith ,eess e,eee.,,, S ecretary Joan Douglas sss,eee e..e. T reasutrer Joyce Jones so is ,e eeet .eeer,. R eporter Mrs. Ruth Porter Mr. Boone Shelton Sponsor Sponsor Betty Ables Bonnie Armstrong Jimmie Ashley Mildred Autrey Rachel Barlow Kathleen Barry Lee Beall f-..-1 Ffallk Bell David Brewer Janice Butler Cara Britt .lappy Burgess Sylvia Ca e Marion Corkern Joann Dou las Owen Costilow Betsy Curtis Linda Douglas Calvin Farrar Bobby Freeman George Furr Mike Furr Mark Gill Larry Greer Dale Hailey Thomas Harri 'Su Larry Kimble Jaclne Lea Barry Mullins Ann Munson Danny Myers David Newell Dorothy Faye Dennis Page Rita Page Jerry Pierce Mona Price Sharon Rice Bill Roberts Keith Russell ,lilnniy Simonson Gloria Smith W! Www- Linda Sue Smith Paul Smith Eddie Thompson Tony Stuart an Lavana Vinzant Cherite Walker Don Walker 'U' C. L. Watson Johnny Watson Nannie Ruth Watson Gene White Dianne White Eula Mae Wilson Kenneth Wooten Helen Ann Yates High School Freshman Class Ufjieers Standing left to right, Randy Peets, Randy Lee Ashley and David King. Sitting left to right, Susie Harris and Elaine Smith. Elaine Smith .,,..,. ................ P resident Susie Harris ,,,... ..,.,... V ice President David King ,.,.,,s.... Secretary Randy Peets sss,........, Treasurer Randy Lee Ashley ,,,... Reporter lVlr. Grover Smith sss,ss,.,sss... - .s.. - Sponsor Mrs. Carol Strickland .,..,,s. Sponsor Judy Coleman Dennis Cotten Brian Burgess Ronnie Burgess Willie Burns Steve Carlisle Betty Lou Case Melnee Clopton Dean Coke Randy Ashley Nancy Faye Autrey Walter Bell Betty Bland Billy Bradley Billy Cohen Moody Davis Davld Derrick Ann Furlow Mack Hamilton Russell Hebert Carroll Hutson Martha Hunter Alford Jackson Kathleen Jackson Jimmie Harrington James Harris Mary Lee Harris Susie Harris Janice Earls Freddie Frazier Charetta Gibson Junior Guymon Charles Hall 'hw in-1 Mike Jones David King Rachel Lewis Barbara McCurley Hubert Magee .lohnny Malone Troy Malone Johnny Maples Dan Martin Linda Martin Bennie Ray Newell Sandra Patterson Randy Peets Sharron Morris Faye Nations Kenneth Munn Sharon Lynn Pickett Bill Raney Jerry Rice Linda Jean Newell Junior Newman Earnest Simmons Dale Smith Elaine Smith Tommy Smith Wanda Pettigrew Sylvia Richmond Butch Tarver Lynn Turnbo Dorris Watson Jimmie Dale Watson Glenda Williams Alice Merle Wooten ,11111 FEA T URE ill ' z I e A 4f'fX , 1 N. u 1,437 X-QQ . 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I- 4 Hall of Fame Because of their superior scholarship, excellent character, fruit- ful leadership and rewarding contribution to the student hody, the following graduating students are members of Copiah-Lincolnls Hall of Fame for 1962-1963. Nominated openly, the three sophomores were selected recipients of Copiah-Lincoln's highest honor by both their fellow students and a faculty committee. g . - I A Q lc u 45 Q nw! ,yy x, L Homecoming 1 962 QUEEN JACKIE O'NEAL fa fs: li' 'Ei x x..-L..xQi,aK- 25 5 E 55 52 'S if HIGH SCHOOL MAIDS FRESHMAN MAIDS Sonya White, Dot Ashley Knot picturedj Margaret Warren, Patti Patterson The Big ight Arrives After a day of parades, a display con- test, and alumni meetings, the members of the 1962 court ride onto the field. They take their places on the platform, where they and a capacity crowd watch the Wolves defeat the Perkinston Bulldogs 28-7. Q-. SOPHOMORE MAIDS Hilda Smith, Martha Farr THE HOMECOMING COURT Maids and escorts are. Sonya White, Hollis Cowen, Patti Patterson, Charlie Rice, Martha Farr, Don Butler, Queen Jackie O'Neal, Richard Shoemaker, Hilda Smith, Ken Rudder, Margaret Warren, Tommy Lofton, Dot Ashley and Herbert Davis. II5 it ..,, II6 LINEUP WAITS for signal to start parade. QUEEN JACKIE leads line through Hazlehurst, here, and also Wesson and Brookhaven. SPRY CHEERLEADERS prepare spectators for 'homecoming A SMILE from the-queen greets persons football contest with Perkinston's Bulldogs. IMMEDIATE PAST PRESI- DENT of Copiah-Lincoln Alumni Association, Mrs. Roy Templet, c r o w n s Jackie 0,Neal homecoming queen. sitting in the stand. FOOTBALL PLAYERS take part in pre-Homecoming festivities. Z 1962-63 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, Mr. N. B. X White, Mrs. Marvin Massey and Mrs. Grover Smith. 1 OLD TIMERS sign up. I FOLKS MEET again at reception. , , , STUDENTS WELCOME alumni with displays. 4 I Q . i CREWS PREPARE autos for parade. I E PARADE HERALDS day's homecoming events Mr. Claude Hester was scl10ol's night watclnnan for 9M years. Copiah-Lincoln s Students give Mr. Hester a rod and reel I Honors . . . MRS. EVELYN OSWALT and MR. CLAUDE HESTER Faculty recognizes Mrs. Evelyn Oswalt, long-time librarian at Copiah-Lincoln. Leading autome- chanic shops will hire these students after they complete automechanics course. F i r st opportunity for drafting technol- ogy in state was pi- oneered at Copiah- Lincoln. Vocational- Technical Program Expands A variety of technology courses is offered to Copiah-Lincoln's area. As a reg- ular student in the daytime or as an out of school student at nighttime, the student may choose from a variety of programs, including auto mechanics, building con- struction technology, machine technology, drafting technology, chemical technology and industrial technology. With the help of area industries, cham- bers of commerce and the general trend of Mississippi in these areas, Copiah-Lincoln is expanding these services to citizens in her district. ...W p. . X, Chemical technology students work in laboratory. Machine technology student works in new- est building on campus. Students can al- most duplicate the machines they work with by using the same machines, say shop - instructors. Electric and acetylene welding are taught in the machine shop building. -35 , 's... 7 What's the verdict? ,a. The royalty QW In I A N K 4' A f Forward W W ' -. X: to the square ' - A 2 I meal 2 Q 1 l 121 1 , , 1 , ,Q Ai . ,,,, M i 3 1 f-7 z W , 47 Mass conviction Freshman Day Freshmen on display X 4 i L u e 0 E , 1 i r . fl .1 .1 I S 3 I . rxxxxx I Zxrx.. S In PORTZS' I xxx 1 I xx XX 4 'xxx . f V : 3 f fx 5 5 ? fi fig 3 5 if h wi 2 , 1 ' is 4 5 xx 3 . if' ' 11 XX , 2. n M N I 5 1 f ? .. s 1 . f 5 ' ff f 'Q . 2 r i N!! N, 5 ' i' 15: ?:5'l?i'?X ' ' ' - fkg r Efilfzfii ! 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Y, W e ......,x, nf, ,V+ 1 ,X , ,.., MK ,A,,,, -. f. ,ttyl 2 Ez wg 7 2 f ryfsm Q v g h f W g f, LARRY NIX PERCY LEE PARKER JAMES BERNARD JERRY WADE 'X ' End Halfback End Quarterback CHARLES BAILEY Fullback JOHN ED BRENT Guard JERRY DELAUGHTER Halfback --J-wg, B 3 ALL SZ Scores C0-Lin ..4..... ....... . ,27 East Central CO-Lin ........ ......... 1 3 J ones .........,.. C0-Lin ........ ......... 1 5 Scooba ....... C0-Lin ......... ........ 3 4 Itawamba ,... C0-Lin ........ ,....,... 2 5 Pearl River - CO-Lin ........ ...... 6 Delta ............ C0-Lin ........ ......... 2 8 Perkinston -- C0-Lin ......... ........ 2 7 Holmes -,,,.,. C0-Lin ........ .....t... 1 4 Southwest .... Co-Lin ......... ...... . -22 Hinds ,.-,, - K GLENN WILTCHER BOBBY VAN NORMAN KENNETH BRITT ROBERT CLOWER BILLY MEDLOCK Halfbagk End Halfback End Halfback 124 RICKY HAMMARSTROM Center BILLY MACK EVERETI' Tackle ELVEN DYKES Center JERRY GARN ER Guard DELBERT BARNETT Guard 2523 ' X, if RUNNEL UPTON LARRY FOSTER JERRY MANGUM PAUL CLARK ROBERT MAY Fullback End Quarterback Tackle THONG l25 Qmsvu-,uma ., ., , WJ ! ,,..w-,,m . . ELMER SMITH BOBBY WALLACE SEBASTIAN CRAFT CHARLES WATSON TONY MARTELLO Quarterback Halfback Tackle Tackle Tackle The 1 962 ophomores CLIFF REED JASON SEALE GWYN HOWARD P. B. WALKER Quarterback Fullback End Guard -,mn Mil, 'vm wif I K . ,W . f ffs X --f MW Z,-M2551-2416 S' W, , f . .- f if f-J, Q7 ,H If Q ,, gf f ff If f-f 1 aff fy, HENRY WOMACK DICKY KNIGHT JOHN LAIRD HOMER LANG GENE NESMITH End Tackle Center Guard Halfback I26 College Cheerleaders Left to right: Carol Plitt, Shirley Smith, Valerie Williamson, Jane White, Joanna Shaffer, Kay Beasley. Hi h School heerleaders Kneeling: Judy Dickerson, Linda Smith, head cheerleader, Dot Ashley. Standing: Billie Jean Kennedy, Love Walker, Ann Page. High School Football 1 962- 1 963 BILLY LYON HARRINCTON CHAIgI??EhKING Co-Lin Wolfpups ' . - f 4 . t K.. X , ' ' wi' ,,. , wk, f- ' 'Vik ', , nr Vg, I -', , A 1 x BOB WHITE BRUCE VARNADO LYNN HOWINGTON HERBERT DAVIS Quarterback Fullback Halfback Tackle JOE MULLINS TOMMY COOK HOLLIS COWEN SUNNY SMITH End Guard Center Halfback lei' 1, 1 ' fm- 'gl ' v 1' 4 ' ' as 2 . f 12 . 1 , 1 w , ff' 1 ' . w - ' vb , HUGH KING RALPH TURNBO .IOE SMITH KEN WALKER DON COKE End Tackle Tackle Guard Quarterback I29 .1 FRANK BELL PAUL SMITH GARY LOWERY TONY STUART Guard End Guard Center DAVID NEWELL KENNETH WOOTEN J EFF FORTENBERRY KEITH RUSSELL End Guard Fullback Tackle JAPPY BURGESS JERRY JAMES STEVE LEWIS RANDY ASHLEY Quarterback Guard Quarterback Tackle l30 fm ai A Q 5 i D 5 S2 if 3 Q 5 5 1962 Track Team Kneeling: Tommy May, Earl Cox, Bobby Wallace, Jason Seale, Pat Mc- Cullough. Standing: Buddy Bullen, Douglas Grubbs, Jack Williams, William Jordan, P. B. Walker, Richard Shoemaker. ' 5 .....nnu2. I MILE RELAY 440 and 880 RELAY TEAM Buddi' BUNCH, D0UglaS Gfllbbs, TOUIUW Tommy May, Earl Cox, Bobby Wallace MHY, Jason Seals. Douglas Grubbs. DISCUS P. B. Walker mv'- r Q I ! SHOT PUT HIGH JUMP RUNNING BROAD JUMP Pat McCullough Douglas Grubbs Richard Shoemaker I33 1962-1963 College Basketball Team Co-L Co-L Co-L ln ......... ....,.. ln .......,. A.,.,,. 1Il ,,....... ....... Co-Lin ......... ,ee..... Co-Lin ......... ........ Co Co Co Co Co Co -Lin -Lin -Lin -Lin -Lin -Lm ..e..... ........ COACH ALTON RICKS First Row: .lames Cummings, Bobby Britt, Cary Smith, Gabe Terrell, Melvin Reeves, Wayne Second Row: Johnny Cook, Barto Laird, Rudy McCehee, Richard Shoemaker fcaptainl, Leslie Parsons, Miller Hammill, Rome Fuller. Southwest - Hinds .......,, Northeast Northwest - Jones ....sss.... ...... Pearl River Perkinston ...,... ...... Hinds ..,........ ...... Scooba ....ss... ...... Southwest .s,... s..... Northwest .ss,.. ...... ....,.... 100 Co Scores -Lin 70 Co-Lin 97 Co-Lin 89 Co-Lin 79 Co-Lin 86 C0-Lin 85 Co-Lin 75 Co-Lin 90 Co-Lin 77 Co ' 79 C0 -Lm sss, ,,,,.. -Lin ssss s,., . . Northeast .. Delta ,sss.,... Holmes L Hinds ....,,, Pearl River Perkinston Jones ,sss,,... Holmes ....ss Southwest Delta . Scooba ..s. College Basketball COACH ALTON RICKS ARCHIE FORTENBERRY HOWARD MOAK Statistician Manager LESLIE PARSONS Forward RICHARD SHOEMAKER Center BOBBY BRITT Guard CARY SMITH Guard MILLER HAMMILL Forward JOHNNY COOK Forward BARTO LAIRD Forward RUDY Mr'CEHEE Furwurd MELVIN REEVES Fnrward WAYNE SASSER Guard ROME FULLER Center GABE TERRELL Guard High School Basketball Teams First Row: Jappy Burgess, Lynn Howington, Hollis Cowen, Tommy Cook, Bruce Varnado, Bob White, Sonny Smith. Second Row: David Derrick, Charlie Hall, Steve Lewis, Jeff Fortenberry, Mike Britt, Jerry Rice, Billy Bradley. Third Row: Coach Charlie King, Paul Smith, David Newell, Jimmy Simonson, Johnny Watson, Dan Martin, Johnny Herrington. 2.1 First Row: Judy Dickerson, Carolyn Hales, Carolyn Howington, Sonya White, Martha Lynn Bradley, Ann Munson. Second Row: Lynn Turnbo, Margaret Smith, Sharon Rice, Love Walker, Eula Wilson, Elaine Smith. Third Row: Rita Page, Miss Bruinfield, coach. COACH CHARLIE KING TOMMY COOK, Guard TOMMY SMITH Captain Manager BOB WHITE LYNN HQWINGTON BRUCE VARNADO, Center HOLLIS COWEN Guard Forward C0-Captain Guard SUNNY SMITH JOHNNY B. WATSON JERRY RICE DAVID NEWELL Forward Forward Guard Forward ' A PAUL SMITH JAPPY BURGESS DAVID DERICK DAN MARTIN Center Guard Forward F0rW-ard -1 Q A College Football Awozrcls 4 wwwad Bobby Wallace, halfback from Waterproof, Louisiana, was selected for the All State Team. John Laird, center from Meadville, was chosen for the All State Team and the All American third team. P. B. Walker, guard from Mendenhall, was picked to the All State Team. All State Honorable Mentions C. B. Craft Gwyn Howard Gene Nesmith Cliff Reed Elmer Smith Henry Womack Tangipahoa Awards ? Most Valuable Tangipahoa players, Sharon Rice and Bob White. .4 E4ft 0 'Ls I W , 1 A Boys' Conference Team starting lineup, Sonny Smith, Bruce Varnado, Lynn Howington, Tommy Cook, Boh White. Girls' Conference Team starting lineup, Sonya White, Caro- lyn Hales, Elaine Smith, Carolyn Howington, Sharon Rice, Love Walker. All Tangipahoa Conference players: Kneeling: Carolyn Hales, Sonya White, Carolyn Howington. Standing: Bob White, Love Walker, Sharon Rice, Tommy Cook. Don Strickland makes an early start in dancing. One of many Homecoming exhibits. All is quiet during classes. Random limpses A great Homecoming score for us. Burning the Perkinston Bulldog. , f, 22- ' WIS ZW Q, fxky . A J. 2 -2432 M 7 J ff 1 l l Hopefuls for the 1963 Wolf team T ACTIVITIES .2 ff 43' xg X Z L-L I I I I,,,,,II--,f-ff I I iL 7gifIIII'I!iff I jx M :aw gza 5119116 in j JI, l Elected Student Ufjqcers Committee Student officers include, seated from left, Faye Templeton, Brenda Ratcliif, Presi- dent F. M. Fortenberry, Sue Herring and ,lane White: standing, Hilda Johnson, Sylvia May, Joe Crawford and Thomas Lowery. Also included on ESOC are P. B. Walker, ,lerry Mangum and Valerie Williamson. The objective of this committee is to improve Copiah-Lincoln Junior College by serving as a me- dium between faculty and students, by sponsoring service projects and by inspiring students to assume responsibility. Brenda Ratcliff ....... ........,.,.,.. C hairman Thomas Lowery ..,,....,e ............ V ice Chairman Sue Herring .,,,,,,,.ee..,..ee.. e,.... S ecrelary-Treasurer Mr. F. M. Fortenberry -. .... ...................... A dviser Student liristictrt Association The SCA coordinates all religious activities on the campus with special emphasis on Religious Forum Week, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter pro- grams and Religious Emphasis Week. President-Valerie Williamson Vice President-Jane White Program Chairmen-Janie Sue Allen, Don Butler. Nora Lott Publicity Chairmen-Thomas Lowery, Shirley Smith, Bob White Secretary-Treasurer-Jean Derryherry Sponsor-Mr. lVl. Ray Busby V962 - i es, gmgjguz Jumog CDLLEM COPtAH'L,144CGL,N Junttolk COLLEGE Mase cam:-1 mamma .mama f M, ,qw ,QALVQQ Mt,-1 l,.aQ ws? Aux, OF mms ws? t 4955 HALL or mms 1958 ,M , Q X M 1 F wwf gf A ' , W l if f ,, e s gf tg f mg at at gui Y E Q, 5, 1. tg, V U if X i 2 s YWCA 2 S President, Jane White, Vice president, Sue Herring, Secretary, Peggy Harris, Treasurer, Jeanie Armstrong, Devotional chairman, Lavenia Carlisleg Membership chairman, Nancy Beachg Social chairman, Eunice Knabbg Publicity chairman, Fay Templetong Song leader, Sara Yelverton: Pianist, Joan McCulleng Sponsor, Mrs. Betty Smith. The YWCA is an organization with a religious purpose, HTO build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which We are committed by our faith as Christiansf, I46 Young Menys Christian Association Thomas Lowery, seatedg lVlr. John Landress, sponsorg Richard Carnahan, Don But- ler, and Colon McGee, standin .1-1 YMCA seeks to instill in the hearts and minds of young men on the Copiah-Lincoln campus a sense of brotherly love and fellow- ship. I47 Y- Teens Y-Teens aim Hto build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living which we are committed by their faith as Christians. In this endeavor they seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love of Codf, Y-TEEN CABINET 1 i Sonya White rsrr,,,,rrr,rrr,rrr,rrr,errrrrrr..,.rr...,,,,. President Joan Douglas ..,,.,.. Vice President E Secrelgrjegj T reasurers: Program chairmen : Marvene Morris Carolyn Hales Martha L. Bradley M, Love Walker Pat l-lux Jayne Perritt 1 Carolyn Howington Anne Munson Linda Sue Smith Rita Page and Rachel Barlow, music chairmen. Betsy Curtis, publicity chairman. l Mrs. John Landress, faculty adviser. 1 l s President, Bruce Varnado Vice President, Tommy Cook Secretary, Joe Mullins Chaplain, Bob White Hi-Y campaigns this year have emphasized the 01'gE1IliZHtiO1liS motto, clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship and clean living. The Methodist Church, in an effort to minister to the needs of the student, has established Wesley Foundation on state-supported college and university campuses. Active participation in the Wesley Foundation helps the student in- terpret his new experience in terms of and in relation to a maturing Christian faith. It gives him a realization of the need for God and the need for the church at college, presents him a Christian foun- dation upon which he might base all disci- pline of learning, and strengthens the stu- dent's faith in Cod. 85 Decell Memorial Methodist Church Wesson Foundation Members of foundation make use of new Wesley room Wesley officers operate new high fidelity set in Wesley room. From left are Judy Sims, music directorg Elizabeth Patterson, secretary: Margaret Warren, vice presidentg and Roger Cameron. president. ALTUN SUTTON presides at Wesley meetings first se- mester. x, x ' ff XX' I 1' ,r --,. Q ,f K If X ,ffa I XXXXN Z ,X , Nm IMP .J 4 A .111-QS. Q l 'A - 1' 4 if Nm 4745 I . F sms Westminster Fellowshzp The Westminster Fellowship is the link between the Presbyterian Church and students. It stresses spiritual growth through programs and informal discussions. The aim of Westminster' Fellowship is to lead each member to deeper spiritual thinking and convictions and to promote the desire to know Christ and His will in the life of each. Q AB :wg LOGEFH NATM ooo ,COR D19 fi X 3? ofyialt 2 ogincojn X , ysogfll Q1 'I- .vf O 55 ,10 V l i 2. ' - 4-s l ' 1 . 2 6' If 2'i'.' 1,5:ii X 7-O Q45 .,--,v Q f 1' W 77 ' O +I . -N- 'D 0 Q' ANN I-IASSELTINE Y. W. A. i?I2JOl7.SO7'C!.Z Ly Qgilesson Cggalblisf arzcj coojweraiing wiflt ffm waplisi dizflezzl Qf,lK1lliO11 President, Florence Mossg Vice president, Ola Nell Delancyg Secretary, Shirley Siscog Mission study leader, Nora Lottg Social chairman, Virginia Fauverg Publicity chairman, Aris Faye Ke-eng SCA representative, Nancy Armstrongg Sponsor, Mrs. Amelia Purser. fm. xx I 1 my Q7 5221 Baptist ardent nion 'wit hw ix T -3 l :L 4? .j. ug? fr. -2' 'I-'La H K iii- ' 4. . 1:i.i..- Fig.-f.. .. . fx V. .. Iii, .. ,Q P U . 4 . Y-a :E ,- 'f' . 1 i , 7- ffl E VE, A.: 1 - 5' I Inf: Baptist Student Union conserves and helps train Southern Baptist students for effective Christian liv- ing. It provides inspiration, information and fellow- ship which create the spiritual climate essential for Christian growth while in college. Bev. William S. Stewart Director Rev. Bobby Shands, Pastor-A dviser Baptist Student U n i o n members present campus-wide Christmas party for youngsters f ro m Cl'llld1'CI1,S Village in Jackson. uIT'S COLLEGIATE TO BE CHRISTIANH The Executive council helps carry out the BSU programs and goals. Members in- clude, f Nancy Lowery, 1955 rom left, seated, Sue Herring, Jane White, Don Butler, P. B. Walker and Beach, standing, Janie Sue Allen, Shirley Sisco, Lavenia Carlisle, Thomas ff u 1'w S956 NAU. QW ivlitf Joe .lolly and Betty Bryant. , S I I QTAME i957 i953 HALL OF FAME i958 I ,I Jag, 2355 4, 91 ,l ..,, . 9 wif 10' vt y ,E Qt 'D' ' ff Q 1 f' 1 A 1 4 . ., , 'J' 1' .- N J 14 ,L .. Nw -.Y .-..-- Phi Theta Kappa is a national junior college honorary scholastic society, which has for its purposes to promote scholarship, to develop character and to cultivate fellowship among the students of the junior colleges of America. ' To maintain active membership, a student must carry at least 15 hours a term or semester, and must at the end of any given term or semester have a grade point ratio of not less than two, which is a B. Phi Theta Kappa IDIS! Officers: President, Martha Farr, Vice president, J oe Jolly, Secretary, Sue Herring, Treasurer, Jean Derryberryg Sponsor, Miss Willie Mae Hamill. I56 rt amtzg PHI THETA KAPPA'S REGULAR MEMBERS for 1962-63 include. left to right, standing, Don Butler, Sylvia Huff, Kathryn Davis. Valerie Williamson, Miss Willie Mae Hamill, Paulette Nevels, Brenda Ratcliff and Wayde Benson: seated, Joe Jolly, Martha Farr, Sue Herring and ,lean Derryberry. SPRING 1963 INITIATES into Eta Omega chapter included, standing from left, James Newman, Zelda Prescott, Nancy Armstrong, Percy Lee Parker, Steve Wells. Sandra Morrison, Aris Faye Keen and Travis Bryantg seated, Audrey Smith, Norma Jean Lewis, Hilda Johnson and Annette Leggett. 2 : ' Kimi 1657? 3 TRlLLlUlVl'S 1963 STAFF com- pletes work and prepares to send the yearbook to the publisher. Seated, from left, are Mathilde Bennett, Eunice Knabb, Pat Small, standing, Betty Bryant, Tommy Bozeman, Peggy Harris, Kayron Little, Wayde Benson, Glenda An- derson, Waring Bennett, Nancy Beach, Amanda Hewitt, Margaret Elizabeth Warren, Sandra Merrill and Valerie Williamson. Tommy Bozeman watches Trilli- um's finances while Eunice Knabb keeps up with copy. l58 My 4512 S55 ,fl ,ggi IQ63 Co-Lin Trillium HIGH SCHOOL SCRIBES cover- ing activities in their division in- clude. seated. Bob White. sports editorg Dennis Granberry, high school editor: Joyce Jones. circu- lation manager: standing. report- ers Betsy Curtis and Rita Page. circulation manager Eddie Thomp- son, and reporters Gene Harrison. Bonnie Armstrong. Betty Ables and Bobby Freeman. C0-Lin Watchman COLLEGE JOURNALISTS are headed by Editor Johanna Shaffer. seated. Among those working on Copiah-Lincoln's newspaper are standing. from left, reporters Shirley Fuller. Dorothy Strong and Janie Sue Allen. and circulation manager lOl1I1 McKee. International Relations Claly Mrs. Vivian Byrd, sponsorg Don Butler, presidentg ,lean Bozeman, vice president, Nancy Beach, secretary-treasurerg and Wayde Benson, publicity chairman. Through a study of World affairs, both domestic and foreign, and by means of various projects, the International Relations Club attempts to de- velop among the members of the club better understanding of state, national and World affairs. I' W C0-Lin Sports Club AV H 'Q af i, gg 'Www 4 M 35- as Offzcers: l 1'esident, Brenda Rateliffz Vice president. Kitty Poole: secretary. Jeanette Smith. treasurer, Jackie O'neal: reporter. Sandra Morrison: sponsor. Miss Delores Brumfielcl. 4PiCturecl from left. Morrison. O'Neal. Ratcliff. Poole and Smith! These young ladies have organized this new club to promote more student partici- pation in the sports offered by Copiah-Lincoln. Future Homemakers 0 America 1 :L X 4 NX: S Q , 4 9 ,sf f 'fy UM 3 Officers: Joyce Jones, president, Sylvia Case, Vice president, Bonnie Armstrong, secretary, Eula Mae Wilson, treasurer, Sharon Rice, parliamentariang Linda Sue Smith, reporter, Toni Price, historian, Cara Britt, pianist, Bobbie Barlow, song leader, lVlrs. Sarah Johnson, sponsor. 4 Agriculture Club 1- 1lr '-qw 2 is ef Front Row: Howard Moak. Norman Jackson. Roscoe Ivy. Harmon O'Neil. Dicky Knight. Thad Owen. Walter McCallum. Back Row: Gary Beasley. Robert Clower. Larry Etheridge, Melvin Reeves. Billy Day. Gwyn Howard. Joseph Holyfield. Hugh Jack Stubbs. Donald Patterson. Cale Rawls and Adviser T. S. Myers. Other members l include E. L. McGraw. Steve McKee. Gene Nesmith. Johnny B. Smith. Milton Grif- fith and Clifton Reed. I l Agriculture club's training program prepares students for better citizen- l ship, for more efficient farm operation, for scientific investigation in special- ized fields of agriculture and for professional service and work in various fields in which a knowledge of scientific agriculture is of value. l Boys ,loe Mullins, president ,loe Butler, vice president Bob White, secretary Keith Russell, reporter Mr. Aubrey Cox, sponsor Copiah Count 4-H Clubs Girls - 13cgys Lincoln County 4-H Clubs Clirls .i Future Teachers of America ' i-7 HAL.: VF' VANS i s Pen 1 ' Q 'ln . 2 Q 6 QQ X 1, if Q4 ff. ' v A 1 S tw 4 4 4 5 W . 01 A , 'X k .vl- 1 I J ff Q 9 S-Q 5 x Dramatics lub SORRY-WRONG NUMBER! Russell Carnahan Byers OFFICERS: Pat lVlCCullouth a77,a F ,..,...,..., , .a,aa7aa7,a,a President Sheron Creel a,aa...,,.. ,.,. Vice President Sandra Morrison eeee,,., ,,..,.ee... S ecretary John R. Lanclress eee,eee,ee,e.,..eeeeeeee..,... Sponsor From left, front row: Jeanne Sutton, Joe Jolly, Nora Faye Lottg second row: Mr. John Landress, F. S. Byersg third row: Richard Carnahan, Wesley Moncriefg top row: E. L. McGraw. Pat lVIcCullough and Stanley Pitt- ITIHII. DUST OF THE ROAD Sutton Monorief Le Cercle Francais f French club members parlons in Copiah-Lincoln's newly-installed language labora- tory. Now they and other foreign language students will be able to compare their speaking skills with natives Whose voices are recorded on magnetic tape. Mrs. Amelia Purser at microphone is faculty adviser. Sitting in first row of booths are officers. from left, Eunice Knabb, la secretaire-tresoriereg Jane White. la vice presidenteg and Wayde Benson, le president. Student Activities Committee Student Activities Committee members maintain and coordinate the use of facilities in the Activity building every weekday afternoon. Here, they pose around one of several new ping pong tables given the school this year by the college freshman class. Vocal Groups The College Chorus Directed by Mr. James Rat 1 ff f' Mi 1, X YQ: 2 3 -7 ' . i ,E z Q ,441 I 5 H igh School Chorus High School Girls, Ensemble ' hp: 'Lim 1 The C0-Lin Band and Colettes 'vw ll alll Zilllitl flil 'lf x W 3 Co-Lin Colettes The Co-Lin Show Band and Colettes have had a busy year filling engagements of many types. Among other activi- ties, they have performed at football games and in various parades. Colette Captain C 1 JACKIE O'NEAL ,3,c,PEllEY Colette D1rector MRS. BETTY JO STEWART l lr lf' 17 I Head Colette ,lmlxwi Rl I'Il mx The Hi-Notes HIGH SCHOOL DANCE COMBO HI-NOTE PERSONALITIES include Sannnye Rose Lusk at piano. Gene Harrison on trumpet. Dennis Cranberry on trombone and Eddie Thompson at drums. QUARTET FURNISHES music and rhytlnns for various high school social events. In Memoriam Zffv Z! SHIRLEY RUTH WEST Born Cleveland, Miss., November 10. 19-14 Died November 8, 1962 X.. , AD VER TISING ,r N iff' V ..,i . , . - xx K .L X up-H., Y- .. Y: F A :xx ,555 N X 1 'A ' X U0 MUN BMJ Z-Ti, -X L 75' M-1 N-x.,, ,f ' 1 9 Q ' 'f - -'-f-. ' 2, , -' -A uf -.., ,Q-:ri dV,,-3 X! If r I rip, if EL ii ,' X 3 f-ff 3 'N -, 1 ,f f if S ' f 5 g , 5 I Q lf., if 2 ' ' ' , 315, he mb E 5 . . u , ij I 'i Q3 4-., -- gf ' -rw '1 .1 Q fi H -' inf 3 Y , 'uf' Y Q 1 1 1 1 1 gd y U 1 , Q 1 , 1 . , n ,uv , . M. . . ily' 1 5 .K H . ff 12 I 1 fl xxx I K xl I' 9, ' r 1 I 13: If ' V 'I ,- N Q . V--. :L f' v fr , .V ' Qi Q ww 41 , ' gg A, I, w.. 1, 14 ' I4 ,1 ' ' J A Z iQ Zigi' '71 43? ' ,f'f ,-X , h gi V IU.. it As X SR' N. l78 - - ' .f' 'N I' 11- . 5 V, U ,V '-u...- rf I f ,f 1'-Z, BANK OF WESSON MEMBER OF FecIeraI' Deposii' Insurance Corporarion American Bankers Associaiion Mississippi Bankers Associafion 70 Years of Continuous Service WESSON, MISSISSIPPI LINCOLN COUNTY County Seat BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI A Fine County SPLENDID SCHOOL SYSTEM MANY CHURCHES EXCELLENT ROAD SYSTEM A DAIRY CENTER RICH PETROLEUM DEPOSITS BEEF CATTLE RANCHES PRODUCTIVE TIMBER LANDS BOARD OF SUPERVISORS LOUIE L. ENTRICAN, Dis+ric+ I, PresicIen+ KINZIE REEVES, Dis+ric+ 3 JIM COKER, Dis'rricI' 2 LEROY LEGGETT, Dis'IricT 4, Vice-Presid NELSON CASE, Dis+ric+ 5 ROYCE R. HART, Chancery Clerk One S+op Service I ai' REX DAVIS SHELL STATION T -I Wesson, Mississippi The King OT SpOrTS A+hIe+ic EquipmenT I-IunTing and Fishing Supplies Trophies and Engraving Johnson Ou+board MoTors Toro Power Lawnmowers Briggs and S+raHon Engines A. L IREXI REXLNC-ER I07 Nor+h Pine S+ree+ Nafchez, Mississippi I80 BeHer Groceries aI' BENNETT'S Crys'raI Springs, Mississippi HAROLD DENISON SuperinTencIen+ of EcIuca+ion Mon'riceIIo, Mississippi SIMPSON COUNTY NEWS Mendenhall, Mississippi A - MONTICELLO MANUFACTURING COMPANY M+llM pp 11 uufb Q' Mg, 'Q' WELCH'S GROCERY dug ...Siu ' 4:5 4, 4 0 'ff-um'-HV ' 5 'C MQMPP JOHNS-MANVILLE JOMl JONHSMIANVILL! 'PRODUCTS 'vnooucrs N'rh M pp Zelda Waimea LoFToN's - Brookhaven, Mississippi I Km? IFl'l S GOOD FOOD lx vou wmn.. 6 X ITALIAN KITCHEN Na'rcI1ez, Mississippi 'Ss S' 79oKc ITT' HOOD COMPANY wsac ,,A,,., SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI BROADCASTING COMPANY Magee, Mississippi HazIeI1urs'r, Mississippi GARLAND E. BYRD McCall Creek, Mississippi BANK OF FRANKLIN Meadvilie, Mississippi iz.-.-.-tix... ti! :i I ' V ' 1-:-55:53 1... ,: 5:3 V Q: - Q iz: K, .- .X '-gg Ie: 'Q -4' 1 1 it 1 -I.-.-:.-1.24.15-.-, 1, 52: 2. ii:-:E-:J'3-I-I-2-ga x -..::.' pf- L. ff-I-2-:.jf'5:.'.'.f , li'-H' ga-4.3355 - 5, 'SED' 1-Sub 'QJ1' - . ue ix ig 1 ' T ' R-3, 2. S : Q - gg 5 0 0 O I OR S I. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT A Half Cen+ury of Confinuous Service MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Prescripiion SpeciaIis1's EAST'S PHARMACY Air Concliiioned Phone 38, 39, 6I Sou'rh Whi+wor+h Ave. Brookhaven DR. E. E. BENNETT Magee, Mississippi J. T. ROBINSON CHIEF OF POLICE Naichez, Mississippi W. H. NELSON CHANCERY CLERK, LAWRENCE COUNTY Monficello, Mississippi A. GREEN AND COMPANY HazIehurs+, Mississippi WESSON MILLING COMPANY Wesson Mississippi 0 Always a Sfep Ahead TRUCK sToP MAXWELL si-ioEs QUE Bude, Mississippi sizooici-iAvEN KITCI-lEN'5 McDONNELL, BLAINE, and WHOLESALE COMPANY L. W. KITCHENS, Owner Crys'raI Springs, Mississippi PURYEAR CLINIC HazIehurs+, Mississippi NATCH EZ TOBACCO AND SPECIALTY CO. Na+chez, Mississippi I83 1 I E Q i s B 1 E ii i il ir I ii E INVESTIGATE SAVINGS . fee 5 TRUCKER'S EXCHANGE BANK CompIe+e Banking Service Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CRYSTAL SPRINGS MISSISSIPPI r i J i 1 T ii i i i i r i V I T 4 Esafflkkililki jikuametkqy BELL JEVVELERS HazIehursI', Mississippi SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI ELECTRIC POWER ASSOCIATION Lorman, Mississippi SAXON BROTHERS Lucky Thea+re and Barber Shop Meadville, Mississippi Television and Radio Service McALPIN'S T. V. AND APPLIANCE CENTER Magee. Mississippi JOHN L. CALCOTE GROCERY AND MARKET HARDWARE-SHOES AND NOTIONS Phone 329-J-I Queniin, Mississippi MENDENHALL CLINIC Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Roienberry Dr. and Mrs. J. W. De Ruiier RAS CASE, SUPERVISOR LAWRENCE COUNTY Son'rag, Mississippi Brookhaven, Mississippi THE POTTER COMPANY Wesson, Mississippi h A wi O X' 1 I . .ll - Piiiiitc ' xx HH' ' Hi 'NHT ' Nix' c'i'WPPM' 1- i-NN-'L xuunxunu' 'MHNOHH.'i 'H,H,P.P.'x :j:j.:.L. I ' 2 3 f. D finae p-, if STATE O, GUARANTY BANK Magee, Mississippi SOUTHERN WHOLESALE COMPANY Brookhaven, Mississippi Complimenfs of RS. AKIN, STINGILY, and CLIPPINGER Hazlehursf, Mississippi W. H. TYSON 8: SONS Every+hing in Building Supplies Phone 334-28l5 Bude, Mississippi aff? GOOD FOOD 77? J. and F. GRILL Crysral Springs, Mississippi DILLON AND SMITH JITNEY JUNGLE MEADVILLE REXALL DRUGS Meadville, Mississippi Meadvme' Mississippi PEOPLES DRUG STORE TSS Bude, Mississippi MCBROOMIS JEWELRY Two Good Drug Sfores a+ Yfbur Service J. G. HOLLINGSWORTH W. N. TEMPLE I85 T. G. BLACKWELL CHEVROLET CO. MencIenI1aII, Mississippi Our Q! DEPENDABLE 0 DR UGGIST WESSON PHARMACY Wesson, Mississippi ALLRED'S PHARMACY HazIeI1urs+, Mississippi J. P. PATTERSON Monficello, Mississippi CompIimenI's of BOYD MULLEN CHANCERY CLERK OF COPIAH COUNTY HazIeI'iurs+, Mississippi MCCARTY ENTERPRISES Magee, Mississippi Leaidlcaimdvertiser - I W. R. TURNBOW and SONS Wesson, Mississippi CRYSTAL GLASS COMPANY ' Crysfal Springs, Mississippi aI' ' BENOIT'S BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI B. G.8f E. MOTOR COMPANY HIGHWAY 5I NORTH TELEPHONE II92 HazIeI1urs+, Missi pp LET US HELP F?-2 X S . , Z S if , A ,::Z,5h - Ca I ' gg? 2'- 4 - Z0d8 STATE BANK AND TRUST Brookhaven, Mississippi i im X Zvi BETTER? Qvrnicly MISSISSIPPI POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY 5 Brookhaven, M' ' 'pp MEADVILLE FABRIC CENTER Sew Much for so LiIIIe Meadville, Mississippi REYNOLDS LUMBER COMPANY Magee, Mississippi Q1w!II9cIeaning FO RD CLEANERS HazIeI1urs+, Mississippi CASEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Crysial Springs, Mississippi BAN E'S DRUG STORE Brookhaven, Mississippi ffb - RICHARDSON'S SUPPLY COMPANY HARDWARE-BUILDING SUPPLIES SAND-GRAVEL-CEMENT-MORTAR MIX Brookhaven, Mississippi .foaled cwhhmf. SHERMAN and COMPANY HazIeI1urs'I', Mississippi SUNFLOWER FOOD STORES Brookhaven and HazIeI1ursI', Mississippi Ygui'e money p Q23 HAMILTON'S I is,iii, Ahead! ' wi RADIO and T.v. vi Wesson, Mississippi T.W.L. STORES MULLIN'S VARIETY sToRE Magee. Mississippi I88 Meadville, Mississippi COPIAH COUNTY MISSISSIPPI Mississippi's Most Diversified County Home of Copioh-Lincoln Junior College BOARD OF SUPERVISORS GEORGE MARX, Disfricf l A. B. BARLOW, Disiricl' 2, Presiclenl' VIRGIL E. SMITH, Dislricl 3 W. E. HOOD, Disfricf 4 P. D. ARMSTRONG. Disfricl' 5 BOYD MULLEN, Chancery Clerk TIM M HILL BOWMANIS FAlRWAY Meadville Mississippi Crys'lal Springs, Mississippi- HORN AND DICKEY Jacksonis Studio Phone General Merchandise Home 3685 F. J. DICKEY, Owner 3666 Brookhaven, Miss. Magee. MississiPPi PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS ED HARTZOG, SHERIFF LAWERENCE COUNTY ' - - - - - CIOUS, NUTRITIOUS FOODS I'IoI'I'ceIIo' MISSISSIPPI PhI?:T1tI 3503 Sanaforium, Miss. WRIOI-IT MOTOR fzxxx ALFORD AND MILLER AND Qi Z .II fAVlN65 H ,eh + Ms. . . EQUIPMENT COMPANY My GZ UTS I IS lSSl l I , TA FOR pp PQIBTIIIH- Cryslal Springs, Mississippi RAMBLER YOU! l89 PU RITY ICE CREAM WESTERN AUTO RAY JONES and 0. E. MIZE rookhaven, Mississi i B pp Magee, Mississippi DOUGLAS WHOLESALE co. MEMBER 'l HERCULES ASSOCIATES GROUP HazIehurs+, Mississippi Haziehursil Mississippi 2 5.5 . BETTY JEAN DEPT. STORE Dry Goods, Shoes, Millinery and Ready-'Io-Wear ASHLEY'S SUPERMARKET for We Ef'+ife Famiv Vvegggnl Miggiggippi Crysfal SPFTIWQS, Mississippi -.i -1. . i...--. - - - --- WALLEY FIELD DRUG STORE Brookhaven, Mississippi MARION SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A STOCK COMPANY Save WiIh SaIeIy Columbia, Mendenhall, TyIer'I'own, Mississippi fm 7444! MICKEY'S CAFE Hazlehursf, Mississippi your key . . . TO GREATER VALUES WESSON HARDWARE Wesson, Mississippi C0 y' , 9194 V gf? G. N. CASE PURE , Wesson, Mississippi. R. M. HEN DRICK COMPANY Jackson, Mississippi - , 51 I Baie CRYSTAL SPRINGS HARDWARE co. E55 Cv S 9 M PP r sI'aI prin s, ississi i Rzirerse KEES ' MOTOR COMPANY BARGAIN CENTER MORE THAN 40 YEARS OF SERVICE Easi' Cherokee S+. -:- Telephone 2677 Brookhaven, Mississippi Brookhaven- MISS- SERVICE WHEN COWEN CHEVROLET YQU NEED IT ANDING SERVICE STATION , Brookhaven, Mississippi .9.!!!iV.'?.0g-.El Wesson, Mississippi H. J. ROACH CABINET SHOP Magee, Mississippi Give YOUR CAR Z4 f I lawn HAZEL MOTOR CO. Hazlehursf, Mississippi MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE R. E. HARPER FURNITURE COMPANY Crys'IaI Springs, Mississippi Complimenfs of BROOKHAVEN PRESSED BRICK AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY Brookhaven, Mississippi LYELL SPORTING GOODS AII Types Sporfing-A+hIe+ic Equipmeni' 963 Toys Brookhaven, Mississippi 'K , llllll G ' 'Q N. 993, X nas'-'fr' A ,., MQ, T jf' d BROOKHAVEN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Brookhaven, Mississippi -Our 63rcI. Anniversary Year-I900 MEMBER FDIC I9l 1 BROOKHAVEN PRODUCTION do Hom PM K Production CCR I Credir' E T5 CREDIT ASSOCIATION 'I T Brookhaven, Mississippi J. T. BRIGGS 81 SON Furniiure, Hardware and Appliances CrysIaI Springs, Mississippi BRAMLETTE TE 0 TEXACO SERVICE Washing, Lubricaiion and Tire Service Brookhaven, Mississippi I. :V BOACKLE'S h AND DEPARTMENT STORE II SA VE Crys'raI Springs, A4- LII R.. AT MISSISSIPP' WESSON AUTO PARTS XJ N OR Wesson, Mississippi E. R. COCHRAN CO. FROZEN Foon DISTRIBUTOR DuIany FruiI's and VegeIabIes Jackson, Mississippi I92 THE MERCHANTS COMPANY Jackson, Mississippi Qt H 1 :5 . .- ,if Sa PW SMITH MERCANTI LE Wesson, Mississippi NEW HEBRON MANUFACTURING CCMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Wearing AppareI NEW HEBRON, MISSlSSIPPl DELLA'S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Brookhaven, Mississippi X X X Q 71 Q ,l,:,.s, ,.i... . Q JEFFERSON COUNTY GWEN5 BANK DRUG STORE i Farm- MiSSfSSiPPi Monticello, Mississippi RILEY A GU LF MERSAQTQLE SFWPANY BULK STATION ew e ron, ississippi R. APPLETON OWEN FayeH'e, Mississippi New Hebron, Mississippi BERRY'S New Hebron, Mississippi SEAY APPLIANCE co. New Hebron, Mississippi .X YOUR SEARCH EIIDS QQ XT' ? ff ' f as 115 as ,yin fx ' vb! ,V Us Ve ' if CX' 1 U Ry Q Afa ffeggifzggggiiibifn CHESTER BURN HAM CHEVROLET, INC. Brookhaven, Mississippi SCUTT - IAIRD AUTO REPAIR Phone 2 I 57 Brookhaven, Mississippi Jeffersolz Counfg Cold Sforage FayeH'e, Mississippi LEE'S DRUG STORE New Hebron, Mississippi CLYDE DAMPEER New Hebron, Mississippi XQING M4 Ts 6 .a ... 49, Q Q 9 E E qf 1 IIIQIIIIIMI G'- 'C In MCLAIN and BARNES Monficello, Mississippi I94 , Q YLWNIW - - .II- 7 1 MSSISSIPPI SOUMERN BANK Member of Federal Deposir Insurance Corporafion Porf Gibson, Mississippi THE ART STUDIO Brookhaven, Mississippi jxTl'fa-TT, K BERRY CHEVROLET COMPANY Main Sfreei' New Hebron, Mississippi Dr l'4-pppr l . Aix DR PEPPER Q Q? BOTTLING COMPANY ' Tylerfown, Mississippi THE ELITE LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Brookhaven, Mississippi HENLEY, JONES. AND HENLEY AHorneys Hazlehursi, Mississippi Wg PIG-GLY WIGGLY Q5 FOOD STORES x Brookhaven, Mississippi I 95 i 1 is ii ii il 5 i x i i i li WH'TE 5 MERCHANTS A, F'-0R'5T AND PLANTERS BANK p HAZLEHURST GEORGETOWN , ll Il M b Howem for an School evenis FEDERAL DEPoslT lNSTJmR1EI'NCE CORPORATION i Wesson, Mississippi AQLLNSZPQA HAZLEHURST .i g A 9 Dc-pos' Box COMPANY 'Q-,Queeg X- Manufacfurers of Fruii' and Vegefable Packages L Box Shooks and Veneers OUR 82nd YEAR A Hazlehursf, Mississippi I 96 CO-LIN BOOKSTCRE 1 BOLI NG MOTORS Brookhaven, Mississippi PLYMOUTH DODGE CHRYSLER IMPERIAL LAWRENCE COUNTY BANK NEW HEBRON GROCERY AND MARKET New Hebron, Mississippi GROWING WITH LAWRENCE COUNTY THE Member of Federal Deposif Insurance Corporaiion MonIiceIIo New Hebron Mississippi HUB GRILL HazIeI1urs'r, Mississippi COOPER SHARP New Hebron, Mississippi wise Ag Moroiz COMPANY HazIeI1ursI', Mississippi '97 Q ,Y g wherever P x ,hd x8.s5 ,. f you ue been Wherever you're ' ' When you need, a little lift- depend on Coke Z' 1 3 . X1 X ., . ff fl In J, h'a'v'n'.'.' T . ' gl . O LED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JACKSON CCCA-COLA Jackson, Mississippi COMPLIMENTARY ADS BROOKHAVEN Abram's Mercan'IiIe Company AppIewhi+e's Brookhaven Glass and Mirror Co. Clark Smi+h Mofors Bob Davis Spor+ing Goods Fires+one Home and Au'Io Supply Firs'r Federal Savings and Loan Gene's Jewelry and Gills Harry SI'anIey's Sfandard SI'aI'ion HarI's Bakery Jones' Meal Marke+ Johnson's SupereH'e Kern's Cafe LoH Furnilure Company Lincoln Counfy Co-Op Lu+ie's Margie's Beauly Shop McGra'rh's Perkin's Furnilure C. B. Perkin's Hardware and Supply Ralcliff Sheei' Me+aI Smar+'s Shoe SI'ore Smi+h Jewelry S+ore CRYSTAL SPRINGS Anderson Grocery The CrysI'aI Thea+re Dr. Jerry Gulledge Knigh+'s Dr. L. D. Turner Wes'I'ern AuI'o FAY ETTE Mayor R. J. Allen Dr. R. B. Harper HAZLEHURST Armsirong and Hoffman CenIraI Supply Company Cily Drug S'rore Hazle Rexall Drug S'rore Dr. Monroe C. McInI'yre W. D. Nelson ScoI'+ Mo'ror Company VerneaI's Young Fashion Shop MAGEE R. L. EverI'+ Company Cullen Maddox Dr. B. B. Neely MEADVILLE DiIIon's Grocery and Service SIa+ion Franklin Counly Advocale Franklin Furnifure Corpora+ion Herring Gas Company McCALL CREEK Sco++'s Grocery and Garage MONTICELLO Lawrence Coun'ry Press Dr. B. B. Pace NATCHEZ TiIIman's WESSON Vanify Beauly Salon Wesson Cleaners JACKSON Corr-Williams Tobacco Company BEAUREGARD Kelly Lusk General MercanIiIe INVESTORS SYNDICATE OIF AMERICA MR. W. H. SMITH, Zone Manager P. O. Box 375 BROOKHAVEN. MISSISSIPPI af TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Q The Worlds Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made M3 1 1 I n 1 I 1