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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1964 volume:

the Trillium 1964+ Copiah-Lincoln junior College Wesson, Mississippi Editor Margaret Elizabeth Wfarren Business Manager Glenda Anderson f g V - nv, , I :M M f V 8, if t a fzi Y ix x R in ' I f WMM ff -gaiym-L... M. MVP! X. if tx 5 g.. A X. if ,, , A!4 Mfitwgm-a be Administration Classes Features Sports Activities f QQYM wi ,J P0941 1 4 H 5' A N18 1 K Six Foreword Nr W ' 1 L . - - l:T!l'1ICTl8El 'Ufl'U50'W'w 5 'Y X Whitt, va lfmey Wobus if ' .s S' ' it narpeme' -'Utica mime- -Q mi- -- -'- '-'-'-'--4 ---.-.,., V4 . ll , -. .... ...,-. W mf? X f Q 3 Braxton ,J 7 . I t 0! 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Quentin ' lwell L 1 N C o L N I F ' no M0309 ILincJIn lf 5 Enlevpuse East ' Q Um gMeadvllle. ,'Bude - 2 Lmcom l fu ' SWSL ENE. I - , I Bogue Chillo ,M ea HCM 1 l wo' W 9 OCH'-I-rgO,b NATVL . UH I Norlleld if B l Fr J Slivmes35 I E to 2 Run' ' A- 4 ' ' N K ilovfvlliim U m g Auburq A Z' 5 I 'ffwlf l 'DFBAPE' ,X J---'- --- Thru 1. - -. l.-.-, ,' - -2 -V Buslervllle H -hh ' , f., A , --------F , .-- if For NT 'll ' ll 570 0 'l '1sIrms 6 'Ai' 'qui I e W e at - sw or-to-f 1 of ff' l .Af -1 . .l : , .-.1 A will-tv EH ll 3' ' ' x ml 'F' ' Q.4: gf ' 11 4 The students in the following pages are products of South Mississippi with the majority of the Copiah-Lincoln Students coming from the four supporting counties presented here in this section of map material. From these counties Co-Lin students travel from our gateslto the far regions of the world with two years of education and many hours of helpful information stored in their minds. This Is Co-Lin The word this is an adjective and must have an object to modifyg this statement is what English scholars teach their students. However, there are times when authors can- not explain fully what objects they are trying to describe. So it is with this phrase, this is Copiah-Lincoln junior College and High School. For the question arises, XY!hat is Copiah-Lincoln? It is an institution for higher education . . . it is a meeting place for new faces . . . talking on the catwalk '... joining clubs . . . participating in extra curricular activities . . . singing from dorm windows . . . recreation and dancing in the Activity Building . . . playing tennis and touch football in P.E .... competing against other colleges in sports and events. And it is something more, it is the intangible sub- stance that the editors of this yearbook cannot name. Consequently, we are presenting to you, the heart and soul of Co-Lin, pictorial reviews of the 1963-64 year and leaving the answer to this riddle, What is Copiah-Lincoln Junior College? , in the proper hands, YOURS. Copiah-Lincoln Junior College and High School Wesson, Mississippi 1964 i ' ..,, -A ' .super 'W!81'1d!91' Dedication We the TRILLIUM Staff of 1964 pay tribute to nz person who has come to be loved and respected by the students of Co-Lin. His interest in his students and his eagerness to help them have endeared him to all who have come under his influence. Because he means so much to so many, we dedicate this edition to Coach Charlie King. Coach King, an active church and civic worker, serves as a Sunday School teacher at the Decell Memorial Methodist Church. His family includes his wife Lucy, and their three children. He received his B.A. and M.A. from Mississippi College. 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TN' ' ' 4 he-v Q dw-6 AA 1 ' I Klan' A. ffzwf-f ' 75.51.61 v L ,f .ar .i,,., A S, w K . 51 ,fn Hx,- 1 x -. ' L ' X 1 1 .. K. ,X V LG' 'V E515-2'i.v-snug:-...A T9 1 E L 2 5 President F. M. Fortenberry ur President . . . Educator, Civic Leader, Church Worker, and Statesman Our President, Mr. F. M. Fortenberry, an active leader in educational, civic, and reli- gious circles, spends much of his extra time in other ways in addition to being adminis- trator of Copiah-Lincoln junior College and High School. A past president of the Mississippi junior College Association, he is now serving as a member of the Mississippi Junior College Commission. Other educational associations to which Mr. 'Fortenberry belongs include Mississippi School Administrators' Association, Mississippi Education Association, and National Ed- ucation Association. He is vice chairman on the Commission of Studies and Accreditation of Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. This year's heavy schedule has been met by Mr. Fortenberry while adding several committee memberships to his long list of organizations. Active in civic and community life, the President always finds time to regularly attend the Wesson Lions Club, Brookhaven Kiwanis Club, and meetings of the Mississippi Economic Council. Mr. Fortenberry is a deacon in the Wesson Baptist Church and serves as Superintendent of the Adult Sunday School Department. J, ?K X Gb President Fortenberry in regular surroundings. Mr. and Mrs. Fortenberry greet stu dents during reception First Days Are the Best Days Ruth finally gets in. E Q Z S The Boone sisters move in. Bro. Stewart greets Percy and Hilda. I2 Mother, I'd rather do it myself. The blind leads the blind! 5 A 2 sv. 5 v an S 25 an ' an g'flWf 5 V 1 'E A .W . if 'i 1 . K 5, MV schedule is tougher! A familiar scene to all students. S !-X. i The Book Store-one of many first day stops. E. Three freshmen get acquainted as they move into new surroundings Former Proviners arrive on campus. ' f LX er au: .wa Q gunna'-U-uv Z K wb iw . ff 111 Leigh and Kaye get some first hand advice. W' A high school pep rally. Y t fght C Me mo nes Are Sophomores make plans for Freshman Day. '42 x 404 5,235 Home cr-AM ES SPI I4- JUNES OU. I9-MISS. DHTA .IZI-EAST mss. nov h IW 9-SOUTHWESTWZZ No Bev, it's t FALLOUT! pMade of This . . . a- , ...E Hopefuls compete for Colette. - 1. This is the way it's done. The dream comes true Students meet instructors. The guest. Refreshments are enjoyed. Faculty- Student Reception John, Doris, and Carl double-date. LL, 53' Have you had your soup today? More Student Scenes The varsity. Kayron-all dressed up. Prof., have a wormy apple-Y-Teens, that is. Bmifzefr Mfzzmger Glenda Anderson Vs Q9 Edilor Margaret Elizabeth Warren Executive Trillium Staff Spofzfor Dave Heflin Hours of laying out, typing, proofreading, pic- ture taking, and selling advertising were put in by this year's staff. These are the people who worked relentlessly and burned the midnight oil to meet each deadline and produce this yearbook-a book that recaptures the events of the year. As we entered the final page of the TRILLIUM, 1964, a pang touched the hearts of every member. Adzferfififfg Edirol' Arr Edjlor Clzzb Edimf- Millard Mackey james Davis Nancy Garrett College Clfzffef Copy Edifor Feflfflfel' Effffw' Hilda Johnson Peggy Griffith Carolyn Rurmels xii High Sffoool Clfzfrer 5170175 Effifw' Charlotte Roberts 121113 Smith 6:30 a.m. Morning study session. 7:50 a.m. Mr. Busby's class 10:30 a.m. Bookstore break. 2' 20 10: a.m. Mail Call. 8:50 p.m. Study hour or rack time. f 1 , ' A Q Gatesvnle . l Q i V' 'C tal ' ' 5 Springs ' ' -Cop1ahviIle If , Ho Ewen 1 A 1, Gallman V K onn '5 'z ' in ' G etc n pl . 1 mu ,, . 4 , we w - , Hazelhurst f, , H Barlow . W Clancy Rockpgn . Mamnsvulle -. . -41, v Stronghupe e X ll'-. ' x . W . . NX P' ,ja Q. ' th i oem llei I0 ry, ,S u 0 ll ri' 0- ou A . A q Q1 lv . ,, , gg C o P 5, 1 A H 0 ' P ' it 1 3 ll Q 0 ' c Il 1 iz. 3 ' - ' ' 111 A' Q 1 ll 5 f 5 Q 1 hs! .11 l 6 x . V 11 Y - 1 11 i 1 ' 1 a 5 All ll I 'N 'E Y' Mu V 1 N 11 15111115 'wggg 750351192376 - ri , - Copiah County is the home of Copiah-Lincoln junior College and is labeled as the Most Diversified County in the State. The residents are proud of their industry, milk production, poultry, and timber production. The county seat is located in Hazle- hurst. . - 1 -' 'MX 1 . 'sm , A ww fr' . 1 - - 1 . m e 1 1 aa 1 L-.1-.ff at , wi.. I . , , L 'C , - -' Q A ' ,Q .. B 1 S h W , .. . V N. W.- .- i I 1 . I - an' , ' wg LVM- S .,,,,.., 1 A ll.. -ann. ! ii... . A , Board of Trustees Mrs. Ruby B. Larking Mr. Lester Furr, Secretaryg Dr. Otho Messerg Mr. W. S. Henley. Presidentg and Mr. Ray Izard. Mr. C. C. Clarkg Mr. S. P. Torrey: Mr. Frank Loweryg Mr. C. C. Graves, jr.g and Mr. Robert Boling. Mr. I. S. Bassg Mr. Grady Callenderg Mr. Pence Browng Mr. Horace Godboldg and Mr. Sturge Dodds. dministration MR. B. F. HUNTER NIR. JAINIES LEWIS INIR. ALTON RICKS Amdemif Dean .md Counselor M.Ed., Mississippi MINI. High Srbool Prizzfipizl M.A., University of State University M.A., University of S0UfhCff1 Mississippi Regimuzr .md High 505001 Prizzfipul Mississippi m.M.......g MRS. E, T, HARVEY MR. GROVER SMITH Daw of UUOIIZEII D9-W vf Mf 1 M.A., Louisiana State M.Ag., Mississippi University State University 23 MR. JACKIE ASHWORTH Vomliozznl-Terlazzfml B.S., University of Alabama MR. M. R. BUSBY Sofia! Sciefzre B.S.P.E., M.S.P.E., University of Mississippi MRS. VIVIAN A. BYRD Sofia! Srienre M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. FOREST CASE MdZl7E77ZL1IifI M.S., Mississippi State University The administrators take time out for a coffee break. Facult Faculty members meet students at reception. S T58 K S gl. T ,...A , 5 5 MR. H. D. CAVIN V0f.1ti0z1.1l-Tefbzliml M.S., Mississippi State University MISS MARILYN DAVIS Pimzo .uid 0712.112 B.M., Mississippi College MISS BRIGI-IID DONAGHUE Englirb M.Ecl., Mississippi College REV. ROD ENTREKIN Bible B.D., Emory University MR. BILLY R. FOLKES Mnlbemiztirx MS., University of Mississippi MRS. NONA G. FORTENBERRY Bufirzerr Edumfiozz M.A., University of Mississippi MR. LUTHER GARRETT Vomliozzal, Voraliomzl Technical Direrlor M.Ed., University of Southern Mississippi MISS JULIA GUESS Theory and Voire M.A., Columbia University M1439-4 wllF 'I'- wi - IVIISS WILLIE MAE HAIVIILL English M.A., University of Alabama MR. D. A. HARRIS Auto Mechanics A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College MRS. SARAH G. JOHNSON Home Ecorzomicf M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. DONALD S. JOHNSON Phyficr M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. CHARLES KING High School Conch and Sofia! Studie! M.Ed., Mississippi College MRS. MARY LOUISE LANDRESS High School English B.A.. Blue Mountain College MR. JOHN LANDRESS Speech and Sociology B.D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary MRS. DOROTHY PARSONS Science B.S., Mississippi College MRS. RUTH E. PORTER Erzglifb B.S., Mississippi College MRS. AMELIA R. PURSER Frezzrb and Ezzglirb A.B., Drury College MRS. SARA RICHARDSON C be nz ii-fry MS., University of Mississippi MR. BOB RICKETTS Head Coarb mid Sofia! Sllldlef B.S., Southeastern Louisiana College MRS. JEAN L. RICKS Bznizzerr Edumliozz BS., Mississippi College REV. BOBBY SHANDS Bible BD., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary MRS. BETTY SMITH Englirb M.S., University of Southern Mississippi MRS. CAROL STRICKLAND Burirzefr Edumzion M.S., University of Southern Mississippi Leftle y 'Heed A Dmfiwwf 4 RWXDMDSWC Mrs. johnson instructs Home Economic students, Marlys Anne Coker and Sylvia White, in food preparation. MR. W. B. STRICKLAND Science M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. JACK C. THOMAS Induflrial Arif B.S., North Texas State College MRS. LENA W, THOMPSON Mnlbemrztirr B.A., B.Mus., Asbury College MR. FRED THOMPSON Bzzrizzerf M.B.A., University of Mississippi MISS ZELLE WEEMS Pryrbology and Social Sludier M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. CLYDE WILSON Band M.M., Vander Cook College of Music MRS. EUGENIA ALLEN A.f.ri,fm1z! Dielitimz MR. DAVE HEFLIN Publif Relaliom B.S.Ed., Delta State College MISS ALLIE LEE LOFTIN College Nzzrfe R.N., King's Daughters Hospital MRS. MARY LEE MCDONALD Dormimry Hoifeff MRS. GRAYDON L. MULLEN Fumlfy Home Hailey! BS., Mississippi State College for Women MR. GRAYDON L. MULLEN Bufinexx Mmztzger Soule University MRS. MATTIE LOU ROPER Diefilimz MRS. GROVER SMITH Serremry 10 Prexidezzl A.A., Copiah-Lincoln junior College axes. uf' have 'M90 if-an 'IPR 1 IVIRS. RUBY PEARL SMITH Arrirtmzt Baakkeeper A.A., Copiah-Lincoln junior College REV. WILLIAM STEWART B.S.U. Direffor B.D. Baptist Theological Seminary MRS. CARL THOMPSON Arfiflmzl Manager C0-Lin Bookflore MRS, GLADYS WARD Libmrimz B.A.. Tulane University A typical scene of Mrs. Carl Thompson serving students in the college bookstore. ..,,.v-. Hambu Q Wi . 4 7' J ' I 'Inv Kennoha ,N UI , F7 C me F' 'A L ree M -P-Lf, y U HOMCCHITTO ' ATL 'r ls my .M 'K-W3 : 3' omf- n f F' ed A 'L R N F 'Q B 'f I Ro in iw 'K 5 M rt V 'U .- , Y ' 1 ,H-' - Mead II 3 tglenr 'M fy, VI ei xsude , H ' , . i' A ,Thi- 1 V 51 a N N Knwnm JP m ,.., A Franklin County is the home of Homochitto National Forest. The county features industry, timber production, and facilities for sportsmen. The county seat is located in Meadville. E ,,.,, ...., x,- X ig! 1 . :dn . A 4 f f Y f ffm, -W. , a A a . , e R 3 ' V, . .. -iw- :f f -41 A ,L l 3 ! Q if MM-Y-.M-..,,e 'ft-i ' qi- - Sophomore Class Officers SITTING, left to right: Hilda johnson, Persy Parker, Audrey Walker, Sandra Morrison, and Burrell Kyzar President ........,,rr Vice President Secretary .,....., Treasurer ,sss.. Reporter ....,,s Sponsor .,..., Sponsors Ysssss,e Sponsor .,,.s HILDA JOHNSON PERSY PARKER AUDREY WALKER SANDRA MORRISON BURRELL KYZAR MRS. SARA RICHARDSON MR. and MRS. W. R. STRICKLAND CLYDE WILSON CHARLOTTE FAYE ALLGOOD Brookhaven General Bumzeff Annual Staff 23 BSU 1, 23 FTA 15 Sports Club 23 YWCA 2. LINDA JOYCE ALLRED West Lincoln Sf6ll0gl'Kll7l9Q' Annual Staff 23 BSU 1, 2. GLENDA NELL ANDERSON Crystal Springs Religiozzf Edzzmfiofz Annual 1, 2-Business Manager 23 Band 13 BSU 1, 2- Greater Council 23 Chorus 1g French Club 1, 2g Phi Theta Kappa 2g SCA 23 YWA 1, 2-Vice President 2g YWCA 2. MARY KING ATWOOD Monticello Elemefzlfzry Edzzmfiofz Chorus 1, 23 FTA 13 Wesley Foundation 1, 2g YWCA 1. DONALD AINSWORTH Brookhaven G6I1L9l'c1! f'Igl'Il'7l!f.7l1'6 JANIE SUE ALLEN Wesson Slezzogmplay BSU 1, 2-Publicity Chairman 1, 2g Cupicl's Corner 11 SCA 1-Program Chairman 1g Watchman 1-Reporter 13 YWCA 1, 2-Devotional Chairman 2. sie 550'-f MMV CHARLES R. BAILEY Natchez Afroznzfiug Football 1, 23 Track. GERALD L. BAILEY Brookhaven Secondary Edunzfiofz BSU 1, 21 Chorus 2. -aff 33 ELEANOR BARRY Wesson Sfwznkgiuzfvby BSU 1. 2-Greater Council 21 Chorus 2-Ladies' Ensemble 2. CONNIE MIGNONNE BARTON Crystal Springs Sefozzfzlmy Erfzzmfimz BSU 1, 2-Executive Council 2g Class Favorite 13 Colette 1, 2-Head Colette 21 College Beauty 1: Dramatic Club 23 Sports Club 1. LORETTA BEASLEY I-Iazlehurst Sfezzogrfzjvhy Colette 1, 2. SONDRA BEELER Brookhaven Secondary Eflzzmiiolz Colette 2g Homecoming Queen 'P of W? 1 , . M., F9 , NOEL BASS Pinola Cfocnzirfri' BOBBY BEALL Crystal Springs Zlilerbmzical T6l'h110!0gJ' DONALD BEASLEY Georgetown Polifiml Srieure FTA: IRCQ Phi Theta Kappa 23 Wesley Foundation. GARY BEASLEY Hazlehurst Agrjrzzlfzmf Erfzmzfiofz , f .ff,,,p,,m.Lm l BURTON E. BLAIR Centreville PI?-lTTjlIjfI'6l'.ifZ! Transfer from University ley Foundation 1, 2. BILLY BOONE Magee DI'fZff.ilZqQ BSU 1, 2. MINNIE LEE BOUTWELL Hazlehurst Sf6'lZ0gl'fIpf.7y BSU 1, 23 Co-Head Cheerleader 23 Sports Club 1, 25 Students' Activity Committee 1, 2: YWCA 2. JOHN ED BRENT Strong Hope B11.fi12e5.r BSU 1, 21 Football 1, 23 YMCA 1, 2. of Southwestern Louisianap Wes- THOMAS WARING BENNETT JR Natchez Pre-Men' Annual Staff lg Band Manager 1 Chorus 1 SCA 1 2 Westminster Fellowship 1, 2-President ROBERT LARRY BERRY Loyd Star General Bmizzen HOWARD BRISTER Hazlehurst Drfzffizzg BST' 1. 2AExeCutix'e Council KENNY RAY BRITT Wesson Plryriml Effllcklfjflll Football 1, 21 Track 1, 2. JOSEPH LYNN COBB Crystal Springs S6F0lI!fz1f'y Edumlion Annual Staff 21 Bancl 1, 2. MARLYS ANNE COKER Bude H mile Ijmzzolzlify FTA 2-Secretary-Treasurer 21 Vlfesley Foundation 1, 25 YWCA 2. MARY MARLIN BRITT Brookhaven Sefofzdmy Edzfvfzfiofz YWCA. BRENDA BYNUM Magee Efemezztmy Edzzmfiolz BSU 1, 2. TERRY BYRD Brookhaven Efzgizzeerizzg Band 1. LUCY LENORA CAMPBELL Roxie Playfiml Edzzfafiofz BSU 1. 21 Dramatic Club 2. BILLIE CAROLYN CARR Monticello Elemenlary Ecizzmtimz BSU 1, 2. ROBERT CLOWER Crystal Springs Ge12erf1lB. S. Football 1. JOHN NY COOK Wesson Serozzdarvy Ealfzmfiozz Basketball 1, 2. PATRICIA ANN COOKE Crystal Springs Serozzdmry EdIlL'df.f0lI Annual Staff 23 Colette 1, 2: Dramatic Club 25 Wesley Foundation 1. 2. IOI-INELI. COOLEY Pinola BI1.Yf1I6.l',f Enllfmfiofz BSU 1. 2-Executive Council 2: FTA lg IRC 1, 2-Presi- dent 2. BOBBIE FAYE COON Enterprise Sfezzogmplny BSU 1. 2g Sports Club 11 YVUCA 1, 2. JAMES A. COLE Natchez General B11.ii11e.ii Transfer from University of Mississippi. JAMES L. BUTCH COLEMAN Meadville Plafzrnzfzry Band 1, 2-President 2. POLLARD RAY COXWART Smithclale Accoznzfiziig Football 1. 21Tr.ick 1. 2. -IOE CRAXWFORD Brookhaven PV?-illdd Class President 1: ESOC 1: French Club 1 RICHARD GENE CUMMINGS Brookhaven General B. S. Student Activity Committee. BILLY DAY Brookhaven Gezzeml Agriffzlfzlre PAT EAVENSON Mendenhall Chemical Terlmology BSU 1, 2-Greater Council 2. JOEL LARRY ETHERIDGE Crystal Springs General Agriczzlfure Football Manager 2: Track 1, 2. CHARLES W. DEVALL Zachary, Louisiana Phyfical Edumtiwz Wesley Foundation 1, 2. BILLY ZALE DODD Natchez Accozmlifzg Bookstore 1, 2. RONALD DURR Brookhaven Gezzeml B. S. ELVEN DYKES Natchez Gezzeral Bzzfiueff Football 1. 2 DOROTHY FREEMAN West Lincoln S4?f0l2drlI'j' Edzzmliwz BSU 1, 2g FTA 2g Sports Clu mittee 1: YWA 23 YWCA 2. SHIRLEY FULLER Hazlehurst Sfwzogmphy Sports Club 1, Watchman 1. JERRY GARNER Magee Aff0ll7ZfiI2g Football 1, 2. OTIS JEAN GRAYSON Pinola Acmmztifzg BSU 1, 21 IRC 1, 2-Secretary 2g YWA 2-Secretary 2. BILLY MACK EVERETT Magee General Bznfizzerf BSU 1, 2g Football 1, 2. PAUL F. FERGUSON Natchez Bz1.fi1ze.f,r 1, 23 Student Activity Com- HUBERT GREER Brookhaven Nlizzirler of Mufir Chorus 1, 2-Mens Ensemble 2. ERIC HAMMARSTROM Smithdale Secozzdary Edzmztiozz BSU 1, 2-Executive Council 2: Campus Favorite lg Foot ball 1, 23 SCA 2: Track 1, 2. MIKE HAWKINS Harrisville Serofzdnry Edumtiolz BSU 1, gl Band lg Chorus 13 FTA 1. W. HEMBY, JR. Enterprise Gezzerfzl B. S. BSU zg YMCA 2, GLENN ALLEN HOLDER Natchez A fL'0Ill2fjl2g EARL HOWARD Lorman 1lfIi12iffw'ir1l THOMAS M. HENNESSY Mendenhall Gezzerfzl B. S. BILLY HENRY Crystal Springs Liberal Arif Transfer from Hinds Junior Collegeg Football 2 JAMES NEEL HICKMAN Brookhaven Bzuifzefx GENE HINTON McComb Sofiology-Pyyfhology Dramatic Club 2g Westnuinster Fellowship 2. HILDA MARIE JOHNSON Crystal Springs Slefzogmplw ROSCOE LONGINO IVY, JR. Brookhaven Agrirzllllzre BSU 1, 2-Executive Council Zg ESOC 2g SCA 2g YMCA 2-President 2. NORMAN JACKSON Crystal Springs General B, S. Football Manager 1. Annual 2g BSU 1, 2-Executive Council 2g Class Secretary ,HW- 1g Class President 2g Colette 1, 2g Dramatic Club 2: ESOC 1, 2-President 2g Homecoming Maid 23 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2-Secretary 2. JO ELLEN JONES Magee Elemezztfzr f Edzzmtiozz J Chorus 2-Ladies' Ensemble 2. BARBARA ANN JORDAN Brookhaven Stezzogmploy BSU 1, 23 Co-Head Cheerleader 23 SCA 13 Sports Club lg YWCA 1, 2. TRAVIS JORDAN Bogue Chitto A1110 Merhmzirr QNX in X BRENDA KEEN Pinola Elezzzwzfmy Edlzmtiozz BSU 21 IRC 1, 2. WILLARD HARVEY KEITH New Hebron Claenzirrfry HARLAND KENNEDY Mendenhall Al'f0Il1IfflIg PATSY KIMBLE Loycl Star Elezzzwzfmy Erfzzrfzfiozz ESOC 31 FFA 2-Officerg Sports Club 1, 23 Student Ac- tivity Committee lg Wesley Foundation 1, 2-Officerg YWCA 1, 2-Officer. KAYRON LITTLE New Hebron Elwzzwzffziy Edzzmfiofz BSU 1, 2g Chorus 14Ladies' Ensemble lg Colette 1, Captain 23 FTA 1. TOMMY LOFTON Brookhaven Pre-fllezf 21 BURRELL KYZAR Topeka-Tilton Afromziilzg Bookstore 1, 2g Class Representative 2g ESOC 2. BARTO LAIRD Bogue Chitto Playsiml Ednmfiozz Basketball 1, 2. ANNETTE LEGGET Bogue Chitto Sriefzre BSU 1, 21 Chorus 11 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2g Sports Club 11 Student Activity Committee 1g YWCA 2. LINDA RUTH LESTER Brookhaven SFCOIIZTHIQX Edzzmfiozz BSU 1, 23 Colette 11 Dramatic Club 23 FTA 2g IRC 1g Sports Club 1, 2. FLOYD MCHENRY Crystal Springs Serozzdary Edlzmiiolz JOHN McKEE III Wesson Meclamziml Tefbfzology Watchman 1, Wesley Foundation 2. BETSY MAHAFFEY Monticello Guidmzre C omzfelor Annual Staff lg Sports Club 13 YWCA 1, 2. JERRY MANGUM Magee Arroznzfilzg Class Vice-President 1, Football 1, 2. COLON MCGEE West Lincoln Gezzcml B. S. BSU 1, 2-Executive Council 2, Chorus 1, 2-Men's Ensem ble 1, 2, SCA 11 YMCA 1, 2. RUDY MCGEHEE McCall Creek Seromiary Ednmfiofz Basketball 1, 2, Class Representative 2. HARRY JOE MARTIN Bogue Chitto Biology Chorus 2, YMCA 2. BILLY DWAYNE MEDLOCK Magee Efzgizzeering BSU 1, 2g Football 1, 23 Track 1. CARL MIDDLETON Hazlehurst Sefoudary Edzzmfimz BSU 1. 23 FTA 21 French Club 1, BUTCH MILLER Bucle Serozzdnry Edzzrfzfimz XVESLEY MONCRIEF Brookhaven Znnfnkgly Dramatic Club 1, 2: IRC 21 Wesley Foundation 2: YMCA 2. SANDRA MORRISON Wfesson Ezzlqfivlv rum' B11,ri1lcP5.f Edlzmfiofl BSI' 1. Chorus 11 Class Treasurer 21 Colette 1, 2 2. PATRICIA MILLER Wheaton, Illinois Pre-Nnrfizzg KENNETH MILLIS New Hebron B11.ri17e,s1r NX'esley Foundation 11 YMCA 1. HOWARD MOAK Bogue Chitto Animal Hzzflmzzdry Agriculture Club 13 Basketball Manager 1, 2 LANDAL MOAK Bogue Chitto Gezzeral B. S. BSLYZ IRC. Captain 21 Dramatic Club 1, 2-Officerg Phi Theta Kappa 1. 2iOfficer: SCA 2: Sports Club 1: YWCA 1, 2-Offi- Cer 2, JAMES F. NEWMAN Wesson Pbysirf Band 1, 2-Officer 21 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2QvUCSlCJ'FOL1I'lLlll- tion 2. LARRY PHILIP NIX Natchez Serozzfffzry Edlzmliozz BSU 1, 23 Football 1, 21T1'L1Ck 1, 2. HARMON WALKER O'NEAL Hazelhurst Cbenziflrj' JAMES R. PALMER Crystal Springs Serozzdfzry Edll6'C1I'i0lZ MALCOLM M. MUNSON, JR. Wesson I1nf11,ifz'inf A rl r JERRY WAYNE NETHERLAND Brookhaven llltffhcllljlqrlj Terhzzfzlffgy PERCY LEE PARKER Smithdale Gezzenzl B. A. BSU 1, 2-President 2, Executive Council 2, Class Vice President 2: ESOC 2-Vice President, Football 1, 2g Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2-Vice President 21 Track 1, 2. ROBERT D. PARMAN Port Gibson Drafting Technology LLOYD C. PASSINGER, JR. Roxie I1I.6?l7l.lfl'i4Z! Am' Dramatic Club 2: FTA 2. PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON Wesson Gezzerfzl B. S. BSU 11 Campus Favorite lg Chorus 21 Homecoming Maid 1. MELVIN REEVES Bogue Chitto Agrifzzllure Agriculture Club lg Basketball lg IRC Z. JOHNNIE ROBINSON Bogue Chitto Gwzeral B. S. BSU: IRC. GERALD PEVEY Natchez Gezzeml B. S. IRC. STANLEY SOUSA PITTMAN Mendenhall Draffiug Technology Dramatic Club 1, 2. ZELDA PRESCOTT Tylertown Home Emzzomiff Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. GALE M. RAWLS Bogue Chitto Agrifnffzzre Eriumfiofz Agriculture Club 1, 2. ALVIN RUSSELL Hazlehurst E11 gjIIl3l?l'jIIg WAYNE SASSER Bogue Chitto Playximl EILIIUUIOII Basketball 1, Zg IRC 1. AUDREY RAYE SMITH Hazlehurst General B. A. rf, DAVID RUSHING McCall Creek GILJIIEIZZI B. S. Basketball Manager 23 IRC 1. MARIE RUSHING Meadville Edzzmfiozz BSU l, 22 Churus 21 YWA 2. BSU 1, 2-Executive Council 25 Class Secretary 23 ESOC 2-Secretary 23 French Club 1,.2g Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2- President 21 SCA 23 YWA 1, 2-President 2. BEVERLY SMITH Brookhaven Gwzemf B11u'i11err !'I ?' , -bw K X, PAUL SMITH Loyd Star Gwzwuzf Bfzsssizzen Basketball l. 2. RODNEY SMITH Wesson zlllfzflaezzzfzficr SHIRLEY SMITH Pinola SC1t'0lIcfz1l'Y1' Erfzzmfiozz BSU 1, 2-Executive Council 2g Cheerleader 13 Class Rep- resentntive 2: IRC 1, 21 SCA 1. VICTOR SMITH Crystal Springs Liberal Arif Transfer from Hinds Junior College. LARRY N. TODD McCall Creek Amo Merlmnicf RICHARD TURPIN Wesson Ezzgifzeerizzg Newman Club 1, 2. DOROTHY STRONG Hazlehurst Sfezzogmphy Sports Club 1g Watchman 1. LONNIE STROUD Bude Law YMCA 1, 2. HUGH STUBBS Magee Pre-Ve! Agriculture Club lg Football Manager 1 GABRIEL TERRELL McCall Creek Secondary Edurafiolz Basketball 1, 2. MARGARET ELIZABETH WARREN Magee Sofia! lfforle Annual Staff 1, 2-Editor 23 Campus Favorite 1. STEVE WELLS Wesson Liberal Arif BSU 1, 21 French Club 1, 2g Phi Theta Kapp JAMES EARL WHITE Wesson I7ZdZl,ffl'idl Artf BSU 1, 2. LYN WHITE Syracuse, New York I-liflory al, WILLIE LOIS WALKER Magee General B. A. BSU 1, 2: Chorus 2, FTA 1, 2: SCA 2: YWCA 1, 2-Presi- dent 2. MARGARET WARREN Monticello Elezzzefzffzfzy Edlzcafiolz Colette 1, 2-+Captain 23 Dramatic Club 2g FTA 1, 2-Vice President 1, French Club 2, SCA 1, 2-Secretary-Treasurer 21 Weslev Foundation 1, 2-Vice President 1, President 2: YXWCA. 2. SYLVIA WHITE Wesson Social Wfork BSU 1, 2-Executive Council 2, Greater Council 11 Sports Club 1. DON WILLIAMS Fayette Ifza'1z.flrial IllIfIl7!I1Q67lZ6Nf JULIA XVILLIAMS McComb Home Erolzowifr YXVCA 1, 2---Treasurer 7 ANN WILSON Natchez Home Emzzonziry Transfer from Bob jones University. MEREDITH WOODS Wesson Pre-E11 gineerizz gg . ,xx ur Homewmmg , 'MKS O AW' UYQQX . Qiuurfsemrvewfz-Ke...:. - T' iii' 5 Riff we-4,4 J, f ,z.Nadaf,4fg.,..,.,m, .MW-..m-v.4..,,.....,,-,,.,, - , KR Begging to be put in Sick Bay ! Our beauties on stage. Freshman Class Officers STANDING, from left to right Sonya White Laverne Thames Robert Wickliffe 1nd Hardy Smith President ..e.... Vice President Secretary .,s,.... Treasurer ..r.. Sponsors .sss.. ff-, 'fill AUX MQW WW' SWE ff f il. A 'Ph' N WWW'--yr FRANCES JANE ALLEN Silver Creek LYNDA GAYLE ASHLEY Hazlehurst ALVIE BAILEY BAILEY Bogue Chitto VIVIAN KAY BARDWELL Brookhaven WILLIE B. BARFOOT, JR. Bude BOBBIE JEAN BARLOW Wesson BILLY JOE BARNES Braxton DONALD RAY BARR Mendenhall WILLIAM LARRY BARR Port Gibson RICHARD M. BEACH Hazlehurst FRANCES LaNELLE BOONE Bogue Cihitto JERALYN EARLINE BOONE Bogue Chitto ROBERT FRANK BOONE Bogue Chitto JOE V. BOWLIN McCall Creek WYLIE GLENN BRISTER Brookhaven BEVERLY ANN BRITT Brookhaven BILLY ODOM BRITT Vlfesson BRENDA BROWN Crystal Springs HULON W. BROVUN, JR. Bogue Chitto JOHN MILTON BROWN Crystal Springs GAIL LYNN BRUMFIELD Bogue Chitto EARL HOMER BURNS Bogue Chitto GEORGE WAYNE BURNS Bogue Chitto JOE WILLIAM BUTLER Wesson LINDA FAYE CALCOTE Wesson JERRY OSBURN CALHOUN Brookhaven CLAUDE DEWITT CALLENDER Brookhaven WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL Brookhaven GERALDINE CARLISLE Brookhaven CLINT EUGENE CASE Wesson LINDA ANNE CASE Brookhaven THOMAS RICHARD CATER McCall Creek GXWEN HINSON CAVIN Wesson DWIGHT LEE CHANCE Silver Creek HAROLD H. CLOPTON, III Wesson JIMMY DECELL CLOWER Crystal Springs JAMES EDWIN COLE Magee BOBBY WADE CONN I-Iazlehurst HARRY THOMAS COOK Wesson ROGER DALE COTHREN Smithdale i is 5... T' 3- JOHN H. COX Braxton SHELTON S. CULPEPPER Silver Creek BILLY PAT CUPIT McCall Creek CARL E. CUPIT Smithclale HERBERT B. DAVIS Brookhaven JAMES ADAM DAVIS Mendenhall NANCY LYNN DAVIS Hazlehurst RITA JOYCE DAVIS Smithdale MARY ANN DICKEY Brookhaven JOHN MICHAEL DICKSON Monticello FRANK NOLAN DUNGAN Natchez DOUGLAS D. DUBUISSON Brookhaven LINDA FAYE ELKINS Wesson PAUL KENNETH EZELL Natchez XWILLIAM THOMAS FAUVER Brookhaven E. RUTH FORTENBERRY Boue Chitto JOHN R. FORTENBERRY Monticello VIRGINIA A. FORTENBERRY Brookhaven JOHN EARL FURR Brookhaven NANCY CARROL GARRETT Magee A. KENNEDY GLISSON Magee KAYE LYNN GREEN Jackson PEGGY GALE GRIFFITH Magee JOHN MONROE HALL Huzlehurst SULA AILENE HALL Wesson LLOYD S. HAMILTON Wesson JESSIE LARRY HARE McComb LONNIE LEE HARPER Hazlehurst JIM WAYNE HARRIS Hazlehurst R. GENE HARRISON Wfesson MARY PATRICIA HART Bogue Chitto JERRY GLENN HEDGLIN Natchez JAMES C. HENNINGTON Wesson MARYETTA HESSELGESSER Valentine. Neb. CARL PEE WEE HONEA Monticello ANNELLE HOWELL Monticello W. LYNN HOWINGTON ,Wesson MICHAEL R. HUX Bogue Chitto JOHN VAN AUKEN IZARD Hazlehurst MARGARET E. JACKSON Jackson NOEL DAVID JACOBS Meadville FRANCES CECILE JAMES Wesson HUGH ORVILE JENKINS Hazlehurst CAROLYN RUTH JONES Meaclville JOHN THOMAS JONES Port Gibson JANICE E. JORDAN Brookhaven ROSE MARIE JOSEY Natchez BOBBY LEE KINNISON Brookhaven L. KENT LAMBERT Monticello FRANKLIN D. LANG D'Lo FAYE LEA Sontag BETSY GAY LEE Shivers THOMAS EARL LEE Pinola JOHN P. LEGGETT Brookhaven LYNDA RUTH LITTLE Hazlehurst CAROLYNN ANN LOVE Crystal Springs NANCY V. MCCALL MCC:-ill Creek BARBARA SUE INICCANN Mendenhall VAN NICK MCCULLOUGH Ruth ALFRED DENNIS MCDANIEL Roxie PRISCILLA MCDANIEL jackson JANNIS DIANNE MCGEHEE Bogue Chitto MILLARD D. MACKEY Crystal Springs ELLEN IRENE MADDOX Magee KENNETH REGINAL MAGEE Brookhaven LOUIE MICHAEL MALLORY Natchez STEVE A. MARTER Troy, Pa. DONALD TRAVIS MARTIN Magee- ROBERT KIRK MATTHEXWS Natchez CHARLES H. MEADOWS, JR. Mendenhall BOB LEE MEREDITH Hazlehurst H. FLOYD MEREDITH Hazlehurst TIMMIE GEORGE MILLIS Mendenhall CARROLL E. MOORE Brookhaven JIMMY HUGH MORGAN Bogue Chitto DELAINE M. MOSELEY Mendenhall BILLY MUNSON Wesson MARY CLIFFORD MURRAY Harrisville , JEANIE LEE MYERS Crystal Springs MALCOLM DAVID NATIONS Brookhaven LOUIS FRANK NEELY Harrisville RALPH L. NEWELL Brookhaven JAMES DOUGLAS NEWMAN Brookhaven J. BRAD NOEFSINGER, II Metainie, La. MICHAEL L. PACE Brookhaven UNA DORIS PAXTON Brookhaven ELLIS C. PERKINS Hazlehurst JOE PEVEY Monticello WILLIS RAY POOLE Natchez CARROLL CURTIS POSEY Brookhaven NORINE POSEY Brookhaven LINDA JO POWELL Mendenhall JERRY GLYNN PRESCOTT Jayess ELIZABETH ANNE QUIN Bogue Chitto MARGARET RANEY Georgetown PATRICIA ANN RAYBORN Jackson U LEROY REED Brookhaven JAMES EDWARD REEVES Bogue Chitto KERRY JAMES RESSLER Hazlehurst GEORGE W. RICHARDSON, JR Brookhaven LEIGH RICHARDSON Jackson JAMES P. RICHMOND Brookhaven JAMES W, ROBBINS Natchez CHARLOTTE L. ROBERTS Brookhaven JOSEPH W. ROBERTSON Brookhaven KENNETH E. ROBINSON Brookhaven ERA ALICIA ROGERS Monticello TALMADGE ROGERS Crystal Springs CAROLYN ANN RUNNELS Magee TERRY- JAMES RUNNELS Magee GREGORY D. RUSHING Bogue Chitto ROY RUSHING Brookhaven DUDLEY D. SANDIFER Crystal Springs THOMAS EDWARD SASSER Bogue Chitto LINDA LORAINE SAULS Monticello SYDNEY P. SCARBROUGH Florence JOYCE ANN SISCO Bogue Chitto JAMES PHILLIP SLAY Crystal Springs ARNOLD SMITH Mobile, Ala. CHARLES HARDY SMITH Sontag DAVID GLENN SMITH Roxie GEORGE SHIRL SMITH Natchez H. KENNETH SMITH, JR Brookhaven JAMES DONALD SMITH Wesson JANE ANN SMITH Brookhaven JANET SMITH Roxie JIMMY SMITH New Orleans, La. MARSHALL SMITH Brookhaven RONNIE C. SMITH Brookhaven S. GRADENE SMITH Brookhaven W. DELOY SMITH Kentwood, La. WAYNE SPITCHLEY Hazlehurst JAMES H. STEPHENS Silver Creek ROBERT C. STRAIT Columbia LONNIE A. STROUD Meadville FLOY ELAINE STROUD Brookhaven ALLEN STUBBS Pinola DALE SULLIVAN Crystal Springs LLOYD SULLIVAN Pinola ROBIE FAYE SULLIVAN Mendenhall SHARON SULLIVAN Natchez CHARLOTTE TAYLOR Hazlehurst SANDRA TEMPLE Meadville LAVERNE THAMES Meridian DONALD THOMAS jackson DAVID L. THOMPSON Natchez GWENDOLYN THOMPSON Natchez .IOYCE THORNTON Crystal Springs FENDRICK F. TILLOTSON McCall Creek THERESA LEA TYLER jackson JAMES L. VARDAMAN Hermanville G. BRUCE VARNADO Wesson I. ANNELL VARNADO Port Gibson JAMES XWADE State Line D. MITCHEL XVALDON Brookhaven ALICE FAYE XVALKER Magee ELDRED EARL XWALLACE Meadville JANICE MARILYN WALLACE Bogue Chitto XWAYNE WANSLEY Hazlehurst ROBERT L. WIIITE Wesson ,WP MIK We -- Q GLEN ZUINIBRC Buds- SON YA WHITE Wesson CHARLIE WHITTEN Hazlehurst ROBERT WICKLIFFE Natchez JIMMY WILLIAMS Mendenhall LYNDA WILSON Jayess BILLY WOMACK Mendenhall STEVE VUOOTEN Brookhaven KENNETH YOUNGBLOOD Natchez I Nothing to it. boys-just up, then down, then up, then down . . . Doctor Kildare and the nurses?l? Chow time! I K ,. WPG Love match! Heck! Q 'Ar Q A I W i 'f 'I w RM W Beats wear and tear on class rings! eb' . WWW 16356 9660 AWK 56? 6000 A965 Do the bird dog!! .s-wr Wind us up and waAtch us go!! A posed picture. Qc . WY, 1 63 x V, M 4215575 'Q W9 Crowning of the royalty. Glenn just can't believe his eyes. LQ Many new romances began on Freshman Day. I Y ' ':',:, i s Q.: ' The ole gang--looking their best. i A Queen Beverly Britt and King james Davis pose for our photog- rapher. Freshman Day The freshmen line up to make their grand entrance in assembly. A Co-Lin cutie! iHl5Hi Hail Copiah-Lincoln . . vi if an And that, Sir, is why the fire engine is red inf-4 X High School Senior Class Officers 2 4' ii? 2 E 2 3 ..s,ga-- ,E STANDING, left to Mrs. jean Ricks. 66 right: Mrs. john Landress, Sonny Smith, Hugh King, Judi Dickerson, Ralph john Turnbo, Mary Love Walker President ....... Vice President Secretary ........ Treasurer .... Reporter .,.,.. Sponsor .,..... Sponsor ...... Sponsor ....... SONNY SMITH HUGH KING JUD1 DICKERSON RALPH JOHN TURNBO MARY LOVE WALKER MRS. JOHN LANDRESS MRS. JEAN RICKS COACH CHARLIE KING ,, l GEORGIA DEANE ABLES i Wesson i Band 1, Chorus 3, Ladies' Ensemble 1, Y-Teens 4. TED ARNOLD ARMSTRONG Wesson , Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 l DOROTHY EAYE ASHLEY Wesson Cheerleader 2, Head Cheerleader 3, 4, Chorus 1, 4, FHA 2-Song Leader 2, Homecoming Maid 3, Track 1, Who's Who 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3-Secretary 4. MILDRED DIANNE AUTREY Wesson 4-H Club 2, 5, 4, FHA 3, Y-Teens 3. I SARAH LOU BERCH Wesson Transfer fro-m Crystal Springs. 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA LYNN BRADLEY Wesson 'gf 'GN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 33 FHA-Officer 2, SCA 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-Officer 2, 3-President 4, Who's Who 3. EUNICE JEXVELL CASE Wesson 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4---President 4-Secretary 3. JUDY ANN CASE Wfesson Band 2, Chorus 2, 4-H Club 2, Y-Teens 3. DENNIS GRANBERRY Wesson 2 DON COKE Wesson Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4. CURTIS DAVIS Wesson Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Chorus 2, 3. JUDY DICKERSON Wesson Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 4, Track 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3-Officer 3, Chorus 1. 2, Class Officer 4, FHA 2. ROBERT FARRAR Beauregard Hi-Y 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, Football 1, 2. Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 5, 4, Band 2, 3, Track 1, Class Officer 2-President 3, Editor of IValrhmar2,' Basket- ball 2. MELBA HORTON Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4. BILLIE JEAN KENNEDY Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3 4, Chorus 1, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Cheerleader 3, 4, FHA 2. HUGH KING Strong Hope 'QKWU l'f iW 'f W , Football 1, 2, 3, 4,-Co-Captain 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4-Officer 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4-President 2-Officer 4, Track 1, 2, 3. SAMMYE ROSE LUSK Wesson Band 1 2g Beauty 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Colette 3, 43 Combo 2, 33 +1-H 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 25 Pan-D-Manics 3, 43 W Who 3, 43 and Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. BONNIE MARTIN Wesson 4-H 1, 2, 3, FHA 2, and Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. HEDDY MILLER Brookhaven -1-H 2, 3, 41 FHA 3: and Y-Teens 3, 4. RUSTY IWOORE Wesson Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, and Track 3. 5514593 4H'!Kh'f fx MARVENE MORRIS Wesson Class Officer 1, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 High School Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 43 llyalrbzzzvzzz Staff 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 3. JULIAN MORRISON Wesson Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 41 Football Manager 1g Basketball Score- keeper 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3-Reporter 3. LINDA NEWELL Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-Officer 4: Chorus 2, 3, 41 Sextet 33 Class Officer 2. ANN PAGE Hazlehurst Basketball 1, 2, Track 13 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4-Officer 23 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 FI-IA Z3 Cheerleader 3, 43 WhO'S Who 3- 'Du we . SONNY SMITH Wesson Football 3, l1kCaptain -ig Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Office 2, 3, -ig Basketball 1. 2. 3, All Track 1, 3. RALPH TURNBO Wesson Football 1 2, 5, 4, Hi-Yi. 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2,3 MARIANNE TURPIN Wesson Y.Tgqn5 2, 5, 4-Program Chairman 31 Chorus 2. 9- 4? ll ,zlrXnm.uz Staff 31 Bdflsl 51 Colettes 3- 4' KEN XVALKER Wesson Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, -ig Football 1. 2, 3. fl. rl, JAYNE PERRITT Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-Officer 2, 31 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 4, llnaIlCb77Ic17l Staff 3. LOUISE PICKETT Wesson Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H 1, 2, 33 FHA 21 Band 1 Basketball 2g Chorus 1, 2. ROBERT W. RUSSELL Wesson Hi-Y 1. JOE SMITH Wesson F0Otl3all 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2g Track 1. 5-Manager 23 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4-Officer 4 MARY LOVE WALKER Wesson Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Tangipahoa Forward 2, Guard 31 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 3, 4, Who's Who 3, 43 Cheerleader 5, 4. CATHERINE XVILLIAMS Wesson 4-H Club 1, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3g Y-Teens 1, 4. DAVID WOODALL Brookhaven B.S.U. 3,4. MARGARET SMITH Wesson Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. Studying for Mrs. Porter's English class. J-Q., qw ',f.- - ii ,, ' L . I 4 ' ' o . . ,! 1 .. , i 0 - 1. Q - r I 1 ' u,f, We are waiting for the Drag Races! High School Junior Class Officers Ili' STANDING, left to right: Jimmy Simonson, Joyce Jones, Linda Sue Smith, Calvin Farrer, jeff Fortenberry Mrs Ruth Porter Presldent ..,.......f..,. Vice President Secretary .,..... Treasurer ..,, Reporter ..r... Sponsor ,r.r,r. Sponsor ..r..... Sponsor ....... JIMMY s1MoNsoN JOYCE JONES LINDA SUE SMITH CALVIN FARRER JEFF FORTENBERRY MRS. RUTH PORTER MRS. LENA THOMPSON MR. DON JOHNSON Betty Grace Ables Linda Louise Anderson Bonnie Jean Armstrong Jimmie Aubrey Ashley Rachel Durmmond Barlow Kathleen Barry Willard Lee Beall Frank Earl Bell Charles Norman Branum Ted Brent David Danny Brewer Gara Britt Jasper Charles Burgess Janice Butler Sylvia Ann Case VC'alter Owen Castilow Johnnie Rene Curtis Joan Kathryn Douglas X li... C fm: ll ...W 'i ,ax 11- stiff? x I Calvin Wilson Farrar Jeff Edward Fortenberry Robert Allen Freeman George Lamar Furr Robert Micheal Furr George Mark Gill James Larry Greer Johnny Harrington La Donna Hester Mike james Hoggott Steve Hudson Thurman Jay jackson Jerry C. james james Johnson Joyce jones Donnie Walter Kennedy james Ronald Kennedy Herbert Kimble Larry Kimble l Jackie Lamar Lea Steven Lee Lewis Charles Fredric Little Karen Ann Little james Kenneth Lovette Gary Hulton Lowery Peggy Jane McCardle Billie Sue McCurley Laura May McKee Anne Gayle Munson Dorothy Faye Newell Willnier Frank Newman Rita Page jerry Pierce Mona Marie Price Sharon Janelle Rice William E. Roberts Holloway Keith Russell jimmy Robert Simonson Calvin Paul Smith Gloria Faye Smith Linda Sue Smith Gary Donald Statham Tony Louis Stuart Fred Edgar Thompson Lavanna Marie Vinzant Donald Alton Vifalker Mary Cherite Walker C. L. Watson johnny B. Wfatson Grover Gene White Wanda Dianne Wfhite High School Sophomore Class Officers STANDING, left to right: David King, Randy Ashley, Susie Harris, Jerry Rice, and David Derrnk Presrdent .e,e,,s,... Vice President Secretary ,.is,,.. Treasurer .rrr,,r Reporter ....ir Sponsor ....... Sponsor .,,,,rr DAVID KING RANDY ASHLEY JERRY RICE DAVID DERRICK SUSIE HARRIS MRS. DOROTHY PARSONS MR. ALTON GREENLEE 'F'- was wr-...Y Q Zws .f if' vw I fs, if-u?.?h Randy Lee Ashley Nancy Autrey Bell Walker Larry William Berch Brian David Burgess Melnee Kay Clopton Billie Gene Cohen Pierce Dean Coke Judy Theresa Coleman Dennis Kent Cotten Dwight Moody Davis William David Derrick Linda Belle Douglas Russell Elliott Guymore Roger Dale Hailey jewel Charles Hall, Jr. Robert Lee Hamilton jimmy Robert Harrington James Charles Harris Susie Ann Harris Thomas William Harris Mickey Claude Heaton Russell james Hebert Martha Carol Hunter Carroll Hutson Gladys Kathleen jackson Jerry jackson james Micheal jones Dorcas Faye Kennedy David Lester King Rachel Elaine Lewis Barbara Ann McCurley Hubert Paul Magee james David Martin Linda Bernic Martin Raymond H. Mason Sharron Morris Barry Nelson Mullins Kenneth Wayne Munn David Glen Newell ia'- qua--. ,Www zrmffwly W, ,r 2 fa 1 fd X -'l 4 ..'lf','J 1 :iff f 5-'--ff N fy QM.,.,, -mf ' Mary Theresa Nordon t Dennis Wayne Page Sandra jane Patterson Randy Peets Wanda Gladys Pettigrew Sharon Lynn Pickett Bill Arthur Raney jerry Robert Rice Sylvia Kay Richmond Ernest Edwood Simmons, jr Miriam Elaine Smith Roger Dale Smith Thomas Hughley Smith Lynn Ellwood Turnbo Doris Ann Watson Nannie Ruth Watson Alice Merle Wooten Kenneth Ray Wooten Linda jean Newell High School Freshman Class Officers STANDING, left to right: jimmy Lofton, Pam james, Katie Davis, Betty Walker. President ....,, Vice President Secretary ............ Treasurer ,,,.,.. Sponsor ..i,.,. Sponsor .s.... JIMMY LOFTON PAM JAMES KATIE DAVIS .o..... BETTY WALKER COACH MCMILLAN MRS. SARA JOHNSON jerry Edward Ables Nora Lynn Allen George Raymond Ashley Marqueite Barlow Becky Ann Barry Richadd Curtis Berch Betty Ruth Bland Charlotte Faye Brewer Mike Britt Martha Brown Betty Lou Case Janice Carolyn Castitaw Sherry Ann Clanton Marquerite Coke Frank Travis Coker Clyde Dennis Corkern Dixie Dianne Davis Katie Carol Davis Tony Douglas Genice Earles Betty jean Ferrell Barbara jerline Furlow jo Ann Furlow Charetta Lavone Gibson Grace Carol Goza Dona Allyson Granberry Anita Lillian Gruchy Joan Helene Guymon Sharron Hailey Patrice Nan Hall Mack Hamilton Mary Lee Harris Thomas Curtis Heaton Thomas Ray Howard Shirley Ann Hutson Charlotte Ann James johnny Frank james Pamela Ruth james Mildred Ailene Kennedy Mike Edward Keys Linda Ann Lea james Edward Loftin Claude Edwin Lowery Micheal Lee Lowery Myra Lynn Lowery johnny Harris Malone Troy Malone, jr. Johnny Maples Gladys Faye Nations Bennie Ray Newell Charles Wayne Newell Charles Preston Newman Hiram Newman james Ray Owens Roberts Virgil Owens Bobby Gerald Pannell jo Ann Price Betty jane Roberts Donald Ray Roberts Mike Wayne Russell Myrtle May Sills Shirley Simmons Carol Kay Smith June Elizabeth Spitchley Grady Traver, Jr. Nancy Dorice Taylor Jan Terry Nelda jaunita Thames Cheryl Gail Thompson Janet Diane Thompson Judy Elaine Thompson William Moore Turnbo Betty Jean Walker Robert Gene Walker 'William Durane Wallace Mary Lynn Watts Jimmie Dale Watson Glenda Williams Larry joe Wilson 5 Q Fads: wearing ball jackets, ratting hair. elbow patches, short skirts, and-engage ment rings. High School Scenes Have you ever seen Blackboard jungle?? The Y-Teens present . . . The High School tooters entertain a Homecoming gathering. 84 fr-no A i - Q-1 4' I 4 X: P i ' U i ' L lf J i- , Brookhaven lf '. l ff X 1,14 A M V 7 ,Ji 'wheel ii mln L It 'i , A I , 1 E, I , l N fu ' Y V I t lr... . ' Lincoln County is labeled as the Hospitality Capitol of the New South. The residents are proud of their many industries, oil and gas production, and heavy timber growth. The county seat is located in Brookhaven. 24 1 , f f f 7 y Z, 7 f f College W7ho's Wfho Z ig, , . , X X X if , : Q Q? ri , gf 'Q GKAS0 1 VW, L 'RY' 5 ,K 5 A -wt-Q MR. AND MISS CO-LIN JUNIOR COLLEGE Hilda johnson Percy Parker CAMPUS FAVORITES Sonya White Bill Henry Rose Marie josey Burrell Kyzar Audrey Smith Rudy McGehee Linda Jo Powell Kenny Britt Margaret jackson johnny Cook Laverne Thames Tally Rogers rw 'se Mr. Percy Lee Parker of Smithdale Percy can account for his spare time by check- ing the coaching staff and club meeting halls. His leadership on the gridiron and on campus is admired by the entire student body. Other than occasional hunting trips on the weekends, he serves as Vice President of the BSUQ and is an active member of the Football team with two letters. Miss Hilda Johnson of Crystal Springs Hilda is one of the most active students on the campus. She says that her hobbies could be worth- while if time were permitted for selecting onef' Her duties consist of being Secretary of B.S.U. and Phi Theta Kappag and President of the Sophomore Class and E.S.O.C. and member of Colettes, Dramatics Club, and TRILLIUM STAFF. Hilda was honored this year as a Homecoming Maid. ,ll Wy wfniwh f W .fn Ax N I -, Q f , w-VX cn, law- f, ,Q I W f WJw5m'L fvf W wa f f ZWQV, 7 f 4 hw ,W yr A, gf, fffff' A , ,1 1,412 Q ff ' - 1 f.nf',1.lffK 51 ,,, ,N .- M. gm, Q-.M-, W-gy X, rgzyg- X x 45 35?i5:f'x 4 W- V 3, f ,n v 1 Q if 3 iii, X Q' A faf'f .5'gg f gm As agwi 4: k 'gif rw ' 491 L- ' 'YK 'mlgw ww vii , , ' - ,,,,,A-rm 1 'X f., f ,,,,,,' - Q I , Sws ., Vx - - f- tv-' ,e,::q'f-'J - 5 X s Q -R 2 . , syn 3:-f . ff WX, 5 sv ' TSS, x X w '- Div , QNX' , A -, ' if , . ..., RW , IM W x g4f,7,,,f ,A me W :3w3fm,.35,,xMshlf - V ,Q g k: fi ix N 1, f - A . 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U .211 H Jr, ,A 4 ..f 'I' J ' ' : 4-l v V H ' 'fwgwiz 'W f ,Md , - .f .yn my-V '12fiai.f f. ,,'f,:M' ' ' VJ ffigxk , X az I ' - n Qu 1- FRIENDLIEST Ralph john Turnbo and Billie Jean Kennedy MOST DEPENDABLE Lee Beall and Judi Dickerson 4 .WW f 7'-wi - MOST ATHLETIC aa f' mf Hugh King Ei W i M' an f ' A Mary Love Walker f S d l MOST INTELLECTUAL Larry Greer and Martha Lynn Bradley WITTIEST Rusty Moore and Sammye Rose Lusk MOST POPULAR Dennis Granberry and Ann Page 'WT' ,frm-., ff' opz' f- A120052 61121014 Gomeye .9 AUDREY SMITH Audrey serves as President of the Phi Theta Kappa and Young Women's Christian Association, and from the Secretary position, she directs the Sophomore Class and Elected Student Officer's Council. Other activities include membership in the Baptist Student Union and Student Christian Association. The students have hon- ored Audrey by selecting her as a Homecoming Maid and Campus Favorite. PERCY PARKER Percy directs the Baptist Student Union from the Presidents chair, and he aids two other organizations as Vice President-Phi Theta Kappa and Sophomore Class. He serves as Vice Chairman of the Elected Stu- dent Officer's Council. Percy has played fullback of the football team two years. The campus selected him as Mr, Copiah-Lincoln. HILDA JOHNSON Hilda leads the campus Presidents of the Sophomore Class and Elected Student Officer's Council. She is Secretary of two clubs-the Phi Theta Kappa and Baptist Student Union. Her other club ties include memberships in the Dramatics Club, TRILLIUM staff, and Colettes. The campus honored her as Homecom- ing Maid and Miss Copiah-Lincoln. I00 Hai ff game 9? A Gallery of Arts The Trillium Staff Presents The Copiah-Lincoln Junior College and High School Beauty Pageant Matter of Ceremozzzef .,,,eeAA......i......,....................,. Margaret E. Warren Editor of The Trillium Program Direrlorf . r... ,......... C arolyn Runnels and Alice Faye Walker, Feature Editors of The Trillium HIGH SCHOOL CONTESTANTS 1. Joyce Jones 11 2. Kathleen Barry 12 3. Ann Page 13 4 Marvene Morris 14 5. Pat Hux ' 15 6. Marianne Turpin 16 7. Gara Britt 17 8. Jayne Perritt 18 9. Sarah Berch 19 10. Bonnie Armstrong Martha Lynn Bradle Dorothy Newell sammy Lusk Linda Sue Smith Louise Pickett Dot Ashley Dianne White S-ylvia Case Peggy McCardle JUNIOR COLLEGE CONTESTANTS 1. Charlotte Roberts 2. Connie Barton 3. Delaine Moseley 4. Lynda Wilson 5. Hilda Johnson 6. Laverne Thames 7. Annelle Howell 8. Doris Paxton 9. Pat Rayborn 21 10. Mollie Hall 22 11. Maryetta I-Iesselgesser 23 12. Sondra Beeler 24 20 Rose Marie Josey Sandra Morrison Margaret Jackson Sonya White Gwen Thompson Leigh Richardson Nancy Garrett Marlin Britt Kaye Green Rita Joyce Davis Linda Powell Kayron Little Y 11 iii iii E lil 5 , f I l A 5 5 l g 2 2 2 e 3 4 2 1 , Z , 1 3 . 2 1 5 I 2 f 5 5 1 1 ii Q , 5 5 5 Q 1 s 5 5 E 0 4 4' Q fix. . fp Ten Beauties are chosen for each division. Junior College, above-3 High School, below v S, .-,. .1 5' x' Q' if 434 X K . it 2 li I x 34:44 ' ' 1wu.l,':m .ui Q' an' 5 2 v o J. W 4 Q ,, wal, fl 3 ' myggwmwmw ,wmv L i i f I 1 if l X ff W' A , 4'9- l x l. L ,A , W, W ,, ,X 0 GQ N M .W f Y 0, M. K M4 A 4, i N . l V 22' sf? gy W fr SY 25 5 if 77 fjeauf 'N' 60120640 J ee ef Z 6201119 'N' arbffe ye 06614113 2 1 J eauf fw Eezy W 16501406012 114 yjeauzy 'N' x7Qyr012 bxzffk a ,,.., 'XX , , f..Xfz,X-eff XX, X XXX-ff :QNMX ' f H, ,M Q. if-X, QXXZXZX W ' 'bw-way ' , -f ,XZ X X 25 ,9 aff fw Ziyi f ,V X ' , ' X 5 blgf ,W 7 5 I Q!! ff f NVQXN A, X . . . . -'W f '2-ww? 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'ff i , ' ' xv M ,v ' is my 4 THQ 4 X Q ,Sf f Y f K 4 A 8 , K' K if f: f - . 5441 4 7 , SNS' A 79 f- 9 V6 iv 3 x.x. .. 1 ? x T 4 2 ' in , Y , . fw 'X 7 wffalg M, , hxw 'Qld . ,-:t w Q M f .4 We Remember Homecoming . . . 1 The Sophomore-s greet alumni with a rocket The XWolf-pups are well represented in the big parade. The Chemistry Club cleverly worked Out winning formula fur second place. II4 The High School cooked their way into First Place for displays. 21 l CO UN 1 C OI.. if Parade marshals deck out for 11 perfect clay. The Music Department tops the mr displiys 'Wd Senior Class bowls into second place for campus displays. - -EQ Vocational Tech takes rr First with their Barbecue Pit. .r , .i17..,' ,NMM,w,,Q v .A f Freshmen pull out the crying towel for Holmes. HW :Www V1 IIS 1963 Alumni President, Mr. N. B. White. speaks at Homecoming Dance. W:-v-.,,.,,, 'X Nw Z2 Nzvk V M MM M G.. .. .V V Nwwlmga -f1', 4 ,. 1 H mum fni iifiii 2 . ek,'-M The Royalty arrives. II6 Queen Sondra is presented. you Oops, there goes the crown! From one Queen to another. 9 . if A125 N , sl Xa O-A .:Q. A xg qs f gf ' ol ' RJ fix '0 Q V Q .,:' U I W X +3 24 I: , 4 ' I ' 3, I X sw, , , - ar 6 X X Rf . -: V Ak' x-o ' x - , A LA 'ii A ' ' A wk- vt- K1 . , Vwxm .1 3 . ww www 2, 1- Q N NA 'N .K W., I ,eivh b x H N2 ' . b ' xx ' 9 gg NN -'A ' Z . XFX ,. , 5. , ' . . . , x ' ' 1 - is - ,W . H ' W m - X X-4. V Q x M N ' s x ' I ei. K '--'Www hh. w ., Qi 'S N X K- ,N ,. , vga X 8 - , Axim' ,v .xx A ,N x xx K x QQ! ef Q J.. ,N x , . Q X, 'N N? ogx S I S u , XA - N 'Q x 1 . , X '!xS9,fx::fgA'gk,x QNX.. .' x 'L W Q f bt A , s W H ' 'H-V W . A , - 'Qi' - ...Q 1, . . N-an W I. ,, ' - - .V i 1. N-xv. Ax. .NXN Amxx., Sibley.-Q w., X , . ..- -L At, . t X xx., if . 1' fig L1 I an Ay H f f . ' , 1 I L., ,q , 4 f f W f ff ,W ff ,Z ,nf W X, , k.'Wfqy.w,Mfff! f ay' ' f fzxfm' , 5 f ' ' , , f ffm' 1 V ni. we W x MMM QW. Simpson County sends many athletes to Co- Lin for football power. The County Seat is located in Mendelhall. The residents of the country are proud of the poultry, industry, and oil production. A 4,4 Evasfw f 1 ,- J f, Pearl K I, I 1 I ft- I 'X A, ' In cram Q- , W U ' ' om ,Mendenhall - -7 3' H mute o I crm L,-' My I ' .. ff N - ,A f '?A:l'f!frx'5Lj f v Q1 ,. , - X cg I 'M 2 'U 'S KT , A .V . . A ,, . . 2 Im, ' ' S.:ina1.f.un1 bt . Magee I ' Pmolb iq Q' .. . V J X 5' ' ' E ' A ,f . ', . ' : j rl ti f w My I -, Q Q Shvvrlb 9 lf- Z3 'I' 5 . xxx dm . V 0 P J M - ' ' he Co-Lin olves - 1963 gm BOTTOM ROW: fleft to rightj Charles Bailey, jimmy Williams, Kenny Britt Billy Medlock Mike Mallory Richard Beach Jerry Mangum. SECOND ROW: Bill Poole, jim Robbins. Charlie Whitten, jerry Garner, Terry Runnells Pollard Cowart Larry Barr THIRD ROW: Ken Ezell, Robert Wickliffe, Larry Nix, LeRoy Reed, Tally Rogers Billy Mack Everett Billy Womack Rick Hammarstrom. FOURTH ROW: Lee Parker, Shirl Smith, Ken Youngblood. Herbert Davis Elvin Dykes Laddie Campbell John Ed Brent Bill Henry. MANAGERS: Larry Etheridge, Lonnie Harper. Scores Co-Lin Decatur ....., ,::::,, 2 0 Co-Lin Jones .,,,:::,:r M6 Co-Lin East Miss .. 28 Co Lin Itawamba ..,.. .,....,,r 6 Co-Lin Pearl River 50 Co-Lin Miss. Delta 28 Co-Lin Perkinston L7 Co Lin Holmes ssssss .....: 6 Co-Lin Southwest .rrss rrss. 0 Co Lin Hinds ..... 14 4 N 3 .AF 2 The Wolves in Action n I23 CHARLES BAILEY 101-IN ED BRENT FL1Hb2lCk Tackle BILL HENRY JERRY MANGUM End Quarterback QW 3 5 KENNY BRITT Halfback COACHES: HEAD COACH: Bob Ricketts ASSISTANT COACH: Alton Greenlee BILLY MEDLOCK Halfback A. ' A 5 JERRY GARNER Guard LARRY NIX LEE PARKER POLLARD COWART En Fullback fl JIMMY WILLIAMS ' ' KEN YOUNGBLOOD MIKE MALLORY I Halfback ' figgfgmif ,pig I Guard Q Guard ' M Vw' +I Y i Q if I,-'::5,.::2'E-ir I rs-: 1 ,il , 1' ' E' r. K v Qs ' LADDIE CAMPBELL Guard , BILL POOLE JIMMY ROBBINS End M A I 4, Halfback If f -I-E E l'Qf1fgTQ 'I olves Show Spirit in Spite of Losses . . . End Season ith 4-6 Record . . . RICHARD BEACH Halfback SHIRL SMITH Center 1 ' E KEN YOUNGBLOOD Guard 3-s qw f LEROY REED Tackle U' Wiz TERRY RUN Tackle NELS TALLY ROGERS Halfback df' HERBERT DAV Center I Q, .A .b xi: 1 ,f,,g,?,-A X . f-24-1+ -K 1 ,..,q,Mi,,'c SQ' LARRH BARR Tackle my r, ' -L 'Y-'CY' fq .A-Q ROBERT WICKLIFFE Tackle ggi. , ,W V, Wy z Nl! L , f ' fe 0 , V Til' w fc f f R Q BILLY WOIXIACK Tackle 58 7 f ,E .,.,l 19 - 4 3 , W f'-- H i . t CHARLIE XX I-IITTEN Tlckle I ,J -v'-a:-- l -5 5.1--vj.,.A, - .I 5.34 ., 4. -' 3 . w . . ,- ' 'R ,I 5 'u 1+ ,HI . 'um' ,Y X .N- -. Zvi A F' ,M .,- ' - I e .7 ' ' .,l ' A. .sg fl. Kg. Q k 'v .T mg .Q.. D' ' f R' 'FL' 3 2. 'I..4m-'nig? 1., . liafdi --'Far 4 BARBARA JORDAN MINNIE LEE BOUTWELL TERRY TYLER l28 LAVERNE THAMES LEIGH RICHARDSON College Cheerleaders ff ? I I I CAROLYN LOVE L..J i C KEITH RUSSELL Tackle 0 O WALTER BELL Center psig KEN WALKER JERRY RICE Guard Center olf Pups FIRST ROW: fleft to rightj Moore Turnbo, johnny James. Thomas Heaton, Steve Lewis, Kenneth Wooten, Thomas Howard, Larry Kimble. SECOND ROW: Jerry james, Ken Walker, Dennis Granberry, Walter Bell, jerry Rice, Mike Russell, Mickey Heaton. THIRD ROW: Ralph Turnbo, jeff Rortenberry, Sonny Smith. jimmy Simonson, Randy Ashley, Don Coke, Paul Smith. FOURTH ROW: Dale Smith, David King, Rusty Moore, Hugh King, Keith Russell, Jappy Burgess, Charles Hall. MANAGERS: Junior Guymon and Tommy Smith. MIKE RUSSELL RUSTY MOORE Tackle Tackle olf Pups 1963-1964 'lv-nnsiim:a STEVE LEWIS JEFF FORTENBERRY Quarterback Fullbafk I' -HPQQ f 2-NV M A M14,,,Zw,,lS918'frlS 'QW JOHNNY JABIES JIINIMY SHNIONSON RANDY ASHLEY Quarterback Halfback Tackle V L K ' Q' If f it fs ' Wkii 'VW ff' .1 ff' SONNY SNIITH DENNIS GRANBERRY RALPH TURNBO Quarterback Halfback Tackle l32 W, ,n ga J-if L f . 'Jung-u W--A-.r'g t' A 'H Gs ve' x K l 1 fl 'au .- f L'- H lf ' A, ,V f-zf'1iVQ? sv? I 1 :xi 5 1 we I 11 ' 1' i . r ' ,wr v ll 4' ya ff I' I , 5 , M DALE SMITH DAVID KING CHARLES HALL d End End En L , O I . ,ff JERRY JAMES MOORE TURNBO LARRY KIMBLE Guard Tackle Halfback w ' L ' EM I X j 4 1' f' f I I rf 1' -hw-m......,,,. '1l,9f I, . 1-Q Ph... HUGH KING KENNETH WOOTEN PAUL SMITH End Guard End I33 A v LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Boone, Travis Martin, Wayne Sasser, Rudy McGehee, Roy Rushing, johnny Cook, Ralph Newell, Hardy Smith, Ellis Perkins, Gabe Terrell, Paul Smith, and Howard Moak, manager. 1963 -64 Copiah-Lincoln Basketball Team SCHEDULE C0-Linz Opponefztr C0-Lin 90 Hinds 91 68 East Central 71 Northeast 92 80 Delta 77 Northwest 73 64 Holmes 54 Southwest 65 68 Hinds 63 Jones 57 96 Pearl River 89 Pearl River 80 57 Perkinston 79 Perkinston 3 87 jones Southwest Invitational 71 Holmes 74 Hinds 93 63 Southwest 70 S.E. La. Fresh. 58 51 Delta 77 Hinds 64 76 East Central 57 Southwest 60 South Mississippi Tourney 78 Northwest 66 65 jones 84 Northeast 33 62 Perkinston I34 Oppofzefztf 67 66 61 67 86 74 74 64 72 48 67 56 66 T 5 is ,. f 3 if if , , 'if ,J Nw x 'su' 'hu' f Z igmy N gi Nu! 'Lad Nav if J gf V: I sud 5 5 3 i 1 I X Colle e Basketball COACH ALTON RICKS Shh! Barto scouting the fans! F M, I HOXW ARD MOAK A Manager Q i f 1964-65's starting five. The West Lincoln boys limber up! ii BOBBY BOONE RALPH NEWELL ROY RUSHING Guard Center Forward HARDY SMITH Forward Graddating members of the Wolfpack. TRAVIS MARTIN Guard I37 ,. .,,,, .. Q3 'L-swkv ,i+xW -- 3 ' 7' I xi X V P- W It ,, , , yi W ,H ,V :Nga -. 'fx f-121 4 ,N aff T -A, ', My 7 . ' ,ff , , ,, ,,,. Y- ,J-'S' ff 7 ' 52 7 . ff' Jia 41Q5'x 7 Q11 Q fx X59 ' 'fx ' 2? II,-,:','.-' sf M, ' . z ,VW ., Q 2 f '-VJ, 'W' 'f ',, fx 9 ' ' '22 Q, fQS1f,f1,'Y4' .WZ .. 2 mx gr X Z 4 I gg Wang .. A L 47 ,I wfk ,Li ,, xv V , , K-,M 223 .3 my . 1. . Z 5 - f I , ?wW.,, , N N N -,,,,,-A 156: I f x ,, , ., 3 ' 6 X rf af .0 - ' I ff--ik. JW' -px x Q, WM ' V., A f ., ' , . ' ,ggi X K 3 S ., 'J I I 1 xm,f 'ff 4-,5 V, 2 s as 1 Z '24 , . rw ' W . nf' wil ,Q sf .K 40 SONNY SMITH HUBERT MAGEE JERRY RICE Forward Guard Forward Forward All-Conference Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. DAVID NEWELL Feb Center Nov. Nov. CO-LIN HIGH SCHOOL 1963-1964 Basketball Schedule 19 22 23 26 3 6 10 17 19-21 7 10 23-25 27 31 3 7 Liberty ,............. Here Franklin Co. .1.. ..,... H ere North Pike ....,, ..... . There South Pike ...,.. There Bogue Chitto .,.......,...... Here Liberty .............. South Pike .,..,11. There Here Hazlehurst .,.,.1l...........l. There Monticello .....,.. Tournament North Pike .................... Here Boue Chitto ......,......... There Tangipahoa Tournament Crystal Springs . Franklin CO. .... . Crystal Springs There There Here Hazlehurst .................... Here CHARLES HALL Center y44 JOHNNY JAMES JIMMY SIMONSON JOHNNY VUATSON Guard Guard Forward l39 SHARRON RICE MARY LOVE WALKER ELAINE SMITH All Conf. Forward All Conf. Forward All Conf, Forward -IUDI DICKERSON BETTY WALKER BETSY CURTIS All Conf. Guard Guard Guard MARGARET SMITH PAT HALL LYNN TURNBO Guard Forward Guard JAN TERRY NORA ALLEN Guard G'-lard We have seen better daysf l Hi 11 School Athletic Honors 4 ALL TANGIPAHOA: Love Walker, Sharon Rice, Elaine Smith, and Judi Dickerson. ALL TANGIPAHOA Keth Russell if ALL TANGIPAHOA Sonny Smith College Athletic LETTERMEN: Football- Ken Ezell Jerry Mangum Billy Medlock jimmy Robbins jimmy Williams Charles Bailey Percy Parker Kenny Britt Shirl Smith Laddie Campbell Ken Youngblood Timmie Millis jerry Garner Terry Runnells Billy Mack Everett Leroy Reed john Ed Brent Bill Poole Rick Hammarstrom LEROY REED Football Bill Hoo. Mezzfiozz All-fl7?Z6I'ifrf1lI Laffy Nlx Holi. Merzliozz All-Sltlfe Bmkefjmjj.. Paul Smith Rudy McGehee Gabe Terrell Barto Laird johnny Cook Wayne Sasser Ralph Newell Roy Rushing Hardy Smith Honors GABE TERRELL-Basketball Second Team All-Sfrzle CHARLES BAILEYfFootball RUDY MCGEHEE-Basketball Hou. Mention All-Smle Seromi Team All-Slale l42 LA xr .F Ch 0 J' VICKSSU - X57 Mile ON ROU E '52 , ' ' 5 r Hz 9. is Q 5.25 ' A I sq L 22 :L 2 Q lg. fmriiw ., 1 W bs. fel! wc 3' Calf '-6 5 -p. 2 Q. HM Q 3,31 - - G 4 4 eiigw-rs me ,P N sf ' ' 'QW' :. l Eg-' it gm. L ,K ' SMR xx Z 5 fi X i 1523 if ia ' . A Q. , .- x . 2:-if 1 Q X . x-f N ifw.. ,RJ ful .Ke 11,521 ' uf - 2-1 Q' My , E5 5:3 223' 1: x ' 2. SN if ' 2 .li E, 3 Sw 4-fa.. I ' 5 aes -- g f Au-43.-.,Q,,.0 .'S........Q1 ',....x ,, ' ,. Q , ,-., Roda!! Iy 4 kxP X . if ' ' N 5 ' Lorman ' f , af' ' 5 ' 1: 9, . R - S f 3 A-A-f A '- '. 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Q lg- i fe' 'sf ' 79 , wp' A 5 'LW Adams, Claiborne, Jefferson, and Law- rence Counties are considered neutral sup- plies for Co-Lin's pop- ulation. Elected Student Officers Council Lois, Patsey, Rudy, junior, and Roscoe. C lmirmnfz Hilda Johnson Vire CfJdjf7lZ.172 Percy Parker Secrelfzry Audrey Smith Adzfiror Mr. F. M. Fortenberry MM' X 4 1 1 ff Audrey, Burrell, and BUICC, Laverna and Shirley Percy, Sonya and Hilda I44 al Hardy i 1 I I 3 1 A F i tudent Christian Association Prerfdenz-Bruce Varnado Vice President-Bob White Senelary-Treniurer-Margaret Warren Program Cb.zirm.z1z-Sonya White Roscoe Ivy Colon McGee Publicity Clmirmnzz-Martlia Lynn Bradley Sandra Morrison johnell Cooley Director-Mr. Ray Busby The SCA coordinates all religious activi- ties on the campus with special emphasis on Religious Forum Week, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter programs and Religious Emphasis Week. WCA W, ww mm sg is Sit Lg. . ,Tar .g E3 'Ll M M A Q. .4 'W ' President, Lois Walkerg Vice President and Program Chairman, Patsy Kimbleg Secretary, Sandra Morrisong Treasurer, Judy Williamsg Devotional Chairman, Janie Sue Alleng Publicity Chairman, Betsy Mahaffeyg and Sponsor, Mrs. Betty D. Smith. The YWCA. is an organization with a religious purpose, To 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 Christians. I46 YMC BH' hy, Pictured in an informal YMCA meeting are members: Ronald Durr, Harry joe Martin, Roscoe Ivy, Colon McGee, Wesley Montcrief, Mr. john Landress, Junior Hemby, James Donald Smithulames Smith, Bobby Straight, and james Reeves. 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. l l I47 LT Y-Teens gg, OFFICERS Presidwzt-Martha Lynn Bradley Vice Prefidezzl-Georgia Ables Seff'em1'ie,r-Dot Ashley Linda Newell Susie Harris Gara Britt T1'etzr1z1'erHflNlartha Hunter Program Clmirnzezz-Mary Love XX'alker joan Douglas Linda Sue Smith Service Cbnii-nzezz-Janis Butler Ann Munson Pzzblirity Cb.1i1'mr1:z-Besty Curtis Song Lmderf-Rita Page Rachel Barlow SCA Reprerezzltztire-Rachel Lewis Spozzmr4Mrs, john Landress The largest club on the Co-Lin campus could be labeled as the most active club. The Y-teen girls organize more projects than all the other high school clubs. They began the year with 21 teacher appreciation day and have been listed in most of the. special events on the campus including Homecom- ing, ball games, and many other special events. I-Ii-Y OFFICERS Prenden! Jimmy Simonson Vice Pwrzdezzt Hugh King S.-acrelfzry-Joe Smith Cli7.1f7I41ilZ-D6UHlS Granberry Reporzer-Keith Russell Adzfiror-Mr. Alton Greenlee The Hi-Y Boys are very active in serving the high school in many functions. They have raised funds for worthy causes by means of concession stands and sales. The after-game dances were sponsored by the Hi-Y along with the co-sponsorship of other organizations. 25 I MY BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS Percy Parker-Preyidefzl Rick Hammerstrom-Vine Prexidelzt Hilda johnson-Secretary Audrey Smith-YIVA Pretidefzl Connie Barton-Sofia! Cl5i1fl'7l7!1ll johnell Cooley-Slezvmdrhijv Cb.'I.i7'7I7t7lZ Jane Allen-Publirily Cbairuzrzfz Shirley Smith-Dewliozz Cbrzirnmzz Sylvia White-Ezzlixlzfzefzl Cbfzirmmz Kayron Little-Ediior Howard Brister-Tmizzizzg Uzziwz Rep. Colon INIcGee--Mzzfic CZYLTITIIZJIZ Roscoe Ivy-Miffiwzr Cbfliflllrlll Sonya White-S11f1d.1y Srbool Rep. The greatest joy comes from being Gods servants at Christmas Time. Baptist Student nion IPS Collegiate To Be Christian nn I-Iasseltine Y Back row, left to right are Brenda Keene, Margaret Rainey. Front row are Dorthy Strong, Otis jean Grayson, Secretary-Treasurer, Audrey Smith, President, Glenda Anderson, Vice President and Patsy Kimble. .ll , ' si ,A , ' if l ,ci 1 A W X I 3 if , ff 1 2 - . ' '. ', .T :I I 5 .i ' ,I 'Z n I . I m 'pi ,S ,' .m 1 si ' ' i ' bi' . . l Community Chorus Presents Love Transeending hristmas Cantata J J College and High School students, along with local peogle Miss Guess, directorg Miss Davis, pianistg Mr. Lanclress, narratorg and Mrs. Smith, organist, prepare for rehearsals. Solo numbers tune up! l52 formed a choir of over 140 voices to fill the night with Christmas music. ,vw Wesley Foundation strives to give each student a realization of the need for God and the need for the church at college. Wes- ley presents him a Chris- tian foundation u p o n which he might base all discipline of learning, and strengthens the student's faith in God. ,mPvMI9wao,4e'f 2 f' 'fi ' Wesley Foundation V, . , A ' 'ws . gtpz V I emgfyg we Shown here are the Officers: Laverne Thames, Music: Buzzy Clopton, Social Chairmang Margaret Warren, Presidentg Patsey Kimble, Vice Presidentg Burton Blair, SCA Representativeg and Carl Cupit, Music. I53 Future Teachers of America OFFICERS Pfwidrzil-P.1tsy Kimble Vice Pfcrefidrezzfr-Willie Barfoot Billy Britt Ann Dickey Sari-51.11-y .md Tmzmrez'-Marlys Anne Coker Rew'e.zli01z Lcxzder-Nancy McCall S- Officers of the FTA are: Willie Barfoot, Ann Dickey, Marlys Anne Coker Nancy McCall Patsy Kimbel and Billy Britt. a v nffeyr' , 4 , iff? W f 1' f Standing, from left to right are Editor Margaret E. Warren, Business Manager Glenda Anderson, Janet Smith, joe Cobb, Peggy Griffith, Ellen Maddox, Annell Varnado, Margaret Rainey, Hilda johnson, Patricia Cooke, Carolyn Runnels, and Nancy Garrett. Seated are Elaine Stuart, Charlotte Roberts, Delaine Mosley, Mollie Hall, Janice Jordon, Millard Mackey, and Alice Faye Walker. 1964+ Co-Lin Trillium The TRILLIUM Staff is one of the most active organizations on campus. Although its major objective is that of producing the college yearbook, it is also responsible for the annual Beauty Pageant, the Who's Who Contest, and other events. The staff is composed of freshman and sophomore students who are interested in developing their creative and editing abilities. l55 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 haye a grade point ratio of not less than which is a Audrey Smith-Preridefzt Percy Lee Parker-Vice Preiizzlem' Hilda johnson-Serz'efm'y Sandra Morrison--Tf'efz51n'er' Miss Willie Mae Hamill-Spozzmr Phi Theta Kappa honors faculty and honor students with a Christmas Tea. Easy does it, coach! The bosses attend the Fall Reception. Only one chair? Homecoming: BEFORE l56 Homecoming: AFTER Phi Theta Kappa t L Q 2 f ,L .K- E ,af ,ig SV SEATED: Lee Parker, Audrey Smith, Hilda johnson, Sanda Morrison. STANDING: Miss Hamill. Annette Leggett, james Newman. Don Beasley, Steve Wfells, Glenda Anderson. and Zelda Prescott. SPRING INITIATES z ' W1 he . . 1 -2, f . 5 12 Qi 5 , 1- 'lf T Wlful kt -'Q wig? 419 A if fi A A ,K - f 7 : i K in A it 'i l . Q 1 I 'S Sonya White, Jeanie Myers, Bob White, Lynda Wilson, Gwen Cavin, Hardy Smith, jane Allen, Alicia Rodgers, Bruce Varnado, Ann Dickey, and Virginia Fortenberry. ' I58i Dramatics Club OFFICERS Pferidellf-Sonya White Vice Prefidefzf-Wesley Moncrief Ser. and Treizf.-Sandra Morrison Spomor-john Landress The Dramatics Club is one of the most active or- ganizations on the campus. Most every major event on the campus deals with services of the local players. For their Fall productions, the club presented four one-acters-WHICH WAY TO BOSTON, A PAIR OF LUNATICS, BALCONY SCENE, and THURSDAYS AT HOME-and one radio play, Re- turn of the Pilgrims. All of these performances were used by the club as programs for school and civic organizations. From left, TOP: Greg Rushing. ' . STANDING: Wesley Moncrief, Lloyd Passinger, Bob White, Billy Munson, Mr. john Landress, Gene Hinton, and james Rich- mond. . KNEELING: Harry Joe Martin and Loyd Hamilton. Left to Right, STANDING: Hilda johnson, Linda . Elkins, Connie Bar- ton, Ria Davis, and Sandra Morri- son. SEATED: Linda Les- ter, Margaret War- ren, Sonya White, and Patricia Cooke. f 4 ' D l A r4 l ix i f if if PM A,..' ' I -vw J K X g A -, y ,N 2' .11 2 H FK - '32 ' 4 ' i f X I QM dh'-il We L- The all-girl cast for Thursdays at Home pose. Rita and Harry discuss strange Hcarryings-on in A Pair of Lunaticsf' s . Q X Y' ,1 , W 1 ' .af 1 , ,lj , Ms , . y Wesley and Greg play chess for keeps in Which Way to Boston. Other DC productions were: Balcony Scene Pilgrims Return Corn Husker and Gene sing away. Smilir1' Through From the prologue of A Pair of Lunaticsj' Kayron I59 International Relations Club 3 HZ-sv, sifvww' Wf,Wf14sr'+'e'mvr'1:: V 'X , f 5 ww- W' f AQQQNW, Q-tfimiyx X-W V- fa f QQVN Q , sfZf.JwXes Wye ,,tQfa..4-so as wc-'wmsyf QQ mga ff -- ! ff '2,gn2ZQ1gs' : J Q xg? awww V t i i f 2 The IRC is under the directions of Gerald Pevey, Publicity, Otis jean Grayson, Secretary-Treasurerg Wesley Moncrief, Publicityg johnell Cooley, Presidentg Mrs. Vivian Byrd, Sponsorg Brenda Keene, Vice President. ,A ss' A i . I60 Through a study of world af- fairs, both domestic and foreign and by means of various projects, the International Relations Club attemps to develop among the mem- bers of the club better understanding of state, national and world af- fairs. Copiah County 4-H Club Girlx' Club Prefidefzl, Joan Douglas B0-vi' Club Pfesidezzl, David King Lincoln County 4-H Club Girly' Club Prefidem, Jewel Case Boyf' Club Prefideazl, jackie Lea Le Cercle Francais Standing. left to right are Glen Zumbo, Billy Munson, Steve Wells, Mike Hux, David Thompson, Brenda Keene, Mrs. Purser, Bobby Freeman, Rachel Barlow, Lee Beall, Melba Horton, Eddie Thompson, Rita Page, and Linda Newell. Seated are Carl Middleton, Audrey Smith, Margaret Warren, Bob XX'hite, Glenda Anderson, Georgia Ables, joan Douglas, and Heddy Miller. Bob White-le preffidente Glenda Anderson -I.: fire prlffidezzfe Margaret Warren-lr: Jerremife el l1'e50rie1'e Brenda KCEDC-1.1 jozzrmzlirte I62 Chemistry Club ' 0 Members of the Chemistry Club are Harvey Keith, Pat Eavenson, Annette Leggett, Tommy Loften, Tommy Sasser, Butch Coleman Alvin Russell, Alton Hall, James Newman, Terry Byrd, Noel Bass, Waring Bennett, and Harmon O'Neal. OFFICERS Harvey Keith-Preridezzl Pat EZIVCUSOU-ljiff Preridezzz Zelda Prescott-Set'1'ef,'11'y Sara Richardson-Fuzz!!-1' ifidrimr The Chemistry Club offers Chemistry Majors and the students in- terested in chemical research opportunities field trips to neighboring Chemical plants and departments of senior colleges, such as the Uni- versity of Southern Mississippi and Willianl Carey College, to learn as much as possible about the world of CHEMISTRY. I63 OFFICERS Hubert Greer Prefidezzz Laverne Thames Vice Preridenl Colon McGee SeM'ef.11'-1' Pat Hart Tl'641JlU'67' Marie Rushing james Davis Libm1'imz john McKee Publicizy Direflor Linda Sauls Robe Cbdifllldll Carolyn jones Social Cifflifllldll Colle e FIRST ROW, left to right: Sonya White, Patricia Hart, Mary Murray, Priscilla MacDanial, Lois Wfalker, Laverne Thames, Kay Atwood, Alicia Rogers, and Maryetta Hesselgesser. SECOND ROW: Gradene Smith Ruth jones, Noel Jacobs, james Murray, Mildred Macky, Bill Barnes, james 'Davis, Margaret Jackson, and Direflefz' by Miss julia Guess 1 . C-ZR' Marie Rushing. THIRD ROW: Doris Paxton, Billy Mack Everett, John McKee, Hubert Greer, james'Donald Smith, Colon McGee, Curtis Posey, Larry Barr, Gene Harrison, and jane Allen. l F! E 5 f 1 LII. X ,f , .. Meg W College Ladies' Ensemble College Men's Ensemble IGO High School Chorus Girl's Sextet High School Girls' Ensemble Qgi 5 5 g 4:51555 2 High School Boys' Ensemble 1 NEWS BUREAU COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE WESSON, MISSISSIPPI DAVE HEFLIN, DIRECTOR AUGUST 27, 1963 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The Nationally recognized Copiah-Lincoln Junior College Band and Colettes will convene on the cam- pus September 3 for the first rehearsal since their summer visit to the Jaycee National Convention in Louisville, Kentucky. Mr. Clyde Wilson, band director, and Mrs. Betty Stewart, choreographer, will again work with the popular musical organization. The latest trip to an out-of-state convention while representing Mississippi acquired much applause, con- gratulations and newspaper coverage during their Louisville trip. The trip was spearheaded by the Brook- haven Junior Chamber of Commerce with the State Jaycees in affiliation. Many invitations similar to this type of convention have been issued to the Band and Colettes. Mr. Clyde Wilson band director at Co-Lin for five years can remember many highlights of the Co-Lin organization. The Cherry Blossom Festival, the Cotton Carnival, major Mississippi parades, and many other performances have been attended by his Co-Lin bands. He has developed probably one of the finest Show Bands in America's Junior Colleges. The Colettes, an all-girl dance and drill team, again under the direction of Mrs. Stewart of Brook- haven, will practice the routines for the dance team this year. The Colettes are chosen from the college girls and Junior and Senior Class high schoolers. The tryouts will be held on the campus with an em- phasis placed on beauty, poise, and talent, along with many other qualities. The girls are not required to have previous dance or majorette experience. All applicants will be coached in contest routines before the tryouts, New white Fall uniforms will be added to the Colettes' wardrobe. Mr. Wilson, a M.M.Ed. Degree holder from Vandercook College of Chicago, reports that the band will continue operating as a Show Band with personal arrangements made of the latest pop tunes for the foot- ball season. Many solo and combo numbers will be featured in the musical part of the shows. The halftime shows will feature original Colette dance routines, huge firework displays, twirling specialties, dance bands, drills with and without lighting, and many other special numbers. Most of the shows will have themes set around the use of show props constructed on the campus. The Band and Colettes will be running on schedule during the halftime intermission of all Co-Lin's home games. The first being Sept. 12 against Jones. , V .Mlxzlx KN? The C0-Lin Show and Colettes QA.. 1- .- .. Band Second Place Winner National Jaycee Convention Louisville, Kentucky Pizrliripuled I11: Seven Half-time Shows Four Christmas Parades Homecoming Concert Inauguration Parade Numerous Lobby Shows Spring Band Follies MlS5l5SlPPl. 5 LG-UN SHOW ERNE- HND CULETTE5 - f-Z Miss Connie Barton Head Colette BAND OFFICERS Prefidezzl Butch Coleman High Srbool Rep1'e,fe1z.wz1iz'e5 joan Douglas Donna Granberry College RepreJe111.12iz'e Floyd Mericlith COLETTE CAPTAINS Margaret Wfarren Sandra Morrison Kayron Little I73 '9- MA I - . .-. E 3 aPo nd Josey, and Li Rayborn, Rose Marie Lusk, Beverly Britt, Pat hompson, Sammye T CD GW ight: O I NG, left t I ROW, KNEEL ST FIR and Sonya Munson, Ann Cook, Maryetta Hesselgesser Johnson, Patricia Hilda arren, garet W af M Little jones, Kayron yce jo rig ht: COND ROW, left to SE Turpin, Sharon Sullivan, HUGE ': -3 dl G. 3 O 1-A an cd WU CI GJ 1-4 no C. O .. 1-A I1 an .EE E O u C, M12 Q2 1-4 LD CU bs CYS bd ci O fa 1-4 1-A E cd 1-4 no G CU VJ 5 O 2 '75 WU C 2. PJ J 2 QJ GJ so 'Cd 1--4 'U CI O UD L JZ .23 1-4 O .. 4.a u-4 2 S O dm -I-J :E BE H easley. and Loretta B COLETTE CAPTAINS FOR 1965-64 son, and Kayron Little orri M I3 arren, Sand W Margaret lettes -i I-l GJ 'X Q, Z ff ff .f'!j 'f! X, ,I ff ,Z, X A- VVVV ,.1Vfx'f,.f' A V .. Aw Consumer produclrs are consumed by The public-affer good adverfising, +l'1a+ is! D ERTISING U-Img,-, NW - EJP-flag! 9 my yr Gi 5. 1 5 -viii-eq - I hvfrqg ??'f Em 1-www Q -fZWH'!f'2-'ew WEE! .-15' wmmqggg 1:1 Harm sa! ....,.,.....,,,uhi- -M 'L ,-M.,..,,,m,Ww. I , , V - L I 3 ,T ,YA MEI? :gre . ,, ,,,, -.-4, ,. 1-,f N 523 - . H I We'e ' ' ' I-M II w ill 'ill - - - I ., .,,.x,-, .. - ,. .-WM...-11.1i.:E.,,?.-fr. -f,-,K ,1,.f.yH.,,n ,:g,..,,4,g ., 1 -sg.,-.,,..,.... Gm, f. , . .. . sf 'iff N - H A- ff ' 'ff' , , , .',' V' , ,,,, ,L V L ,. , W, s!ff'v,-'I Q5-' 5 :Ulu 1,'f 'lfA3:,1-,'5,.3j,':, L., ,-'LLAJQYV VAN , Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION MISSISSIPPI BANKERS ASSOCIATION Established I893 7I Years of Con+inuous Service - WESSON. MISSISSIPPI CHARLIE NELMS FORD, INC. 604-6I0 Eas+ Mon'riceIIo S+., Tel. I6O0 7 BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI I N M 5 wwf MERCURY FALCON ll k B81B DAIRY PRODUCTS Grade A Pasieurized Dairy ProcIuc+s 207 E. Enferprise Brookhaven, Mississippi They are Jrrying To solve Ihe world siiuaiion. LET US HELP 4- 5 III .,. Q N ' Z I H459-Q ,d9.?'ofSSik,wf s I -vi , -L 'Za 9 fe, M 41- Q . , ca l Zum 77tweq STATE BANK AND TRUST Brookhaven, Mississippi R G R DlXvvlxl'lrxv CIW 'UE 'SEQ RURAL Qt a'r fc I ANDERSONS 0 BROADCASTING Crysfal 520,13 34:1 WCHJ Co-Lin's favori+e. Brooliheven I470 on your Dial Educ:a'rion makes a people easy To lead, Iou+ MISSISSIPPI difiicull To drive, easy To govern, bui impos- SERVING SEVEN COUNTIES sible To enslave. Lord Brougham McCarty Enterprises MAGEE. MISSISSIPPI Chick HaI'chery, Breeder Farms, Broiler Producfion, Feed Mill ALFORD AND MILLER CopiaI1 Coun+y's BesI' S+ore I IazIehursI', Mississippi TADLOCK DRUG CrysI'aI Springs, Mississippi WALLEY FIELD DRUG STORE Brookhaven, Mississippi FASTEST, CLEANEST Qiwmilflevnina we soon roon AT 24? YOUR AU fr BRooKi-IAVEN M A ' STEAM LAUNDRY W + 3 and J. and F. GRILL Crysial Springs, Mississippi DRY CLEANERS, INC. BROOKHAVEN, Misslsswm BILL JONES MOTOR COMPANY CHEVROLET DEALER HAZLEHURST, MississlPPl BROOKHAVEN CHAIN SAW COMPANY BROOKHAVEN. MISSISSIPPI I LAWRENCE CDUNTY BANK I Growing Wi+I'I Lawrence Coun'ry I I MONTICELLO NEW I-IIsaRoN ii MISSISSIPPI FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Mlsslsslppl Southern Bank Member of Federal Deposii Insurance Corporafion Pori' Gibson, Mississippi We didn'T puT our money in The banIc. Look aT us now! AIR I fum' ,SEI-i?s A none WSJ C ggmo HAZ LEH U RST SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI BROADCASTING COMPANY Magee, Missis 'ppi Manufacfurers of Fruif and Vege+abIe Packages RILEY Box Shocks and Veneers MERCAN-i-iLE COMPANY HazIeI1urs+. Mississippi- New Hebron' Mississippi Complimenfs of MAGEE COURIER Magee, Mississippi JEFFERSON COUNTY BANK FAYETTE. MISSISSIPPI INVESTORS SYNDICATE OF AMERICA MR. W. H. SMITH, Zone Manager P. O. BOX 375 BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI WHITE S AUTO .J .- L... . lg-Lqivnonrv 1 .. r.. . T. G. BLACKWELL MENDENHALL CHEVROLET CO. MOTOR CO- Mendenhani Mississippi Mendenhall, Mississippi wlsE MoToR co. ea ers ince PU I OneDoI I II1e SSou'rI1L9gIcIes+ HAZLEHURST. MISSISSIPPI CENTER Wesson, Mississippi 75155 73 ISI 'I - BROOKHAVEN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY I964 - Our 64+I'1 Anniversary Year Member FDIC BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI ASHLEY'S SUPERMARKET Wesson, Mississippi I 900 RED MAGEE TRACTOR CO. BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI Ford Tracfors and Equipmeni' SALES AND SERVICE gettez Value , X McALPI N'S Men's and Boys' Wear Crys+aI Springs, Mississippi I SOUTHERN REX SPORTING GOODS The King of SporIs COMPANY Brookhaven, Mississippi A'I'I'lI9I'IC EqUIpm6l'l'I' HunI'ing and Fishing Supplies Trophies and Engraving Johnson Oulboard MoI'ors Toro Power Lawnmowers FLORIST Briggs and SI'raHon Engines A. I. IREXI REXINGER h I I07 Norl' Pine SI'reeI' Nafchez, Mississippi Flowers for all School Even'rs Wesson, Mississippi JOHNSTON LAWN MOWER DIVISION Brookhaven, Mississippi I Manufacfurers of Oualily Power Lawn Tools Division of Jacobsen Manufacluring Company Racine, Wisconsin WESTERN AUTO Magee, Mississippi E. R. COCHRAN CO. HUB GRILL We Specialize in Good Food FROZEN FOOD DISTRIBUTOR Hazlehursf, Mississippi Dulany and Frosfy Acres Prescripfion Specialisls Frui-fs and Vege-fables EAST'S PHARMACY Air Condilioned Phone 38, 39, bl Soufh Whifworlh Ave. Brookhaven ' Jackson, Mississippi DRUGS H. N. McNElLL, Reg. Pharm. Phone ll5 Crys'I'al Springs, Mississippi 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, Dis+ric+ I Leslie LiHle, Disfricl' 4 C. G. Baldwin, Dis+ric+ 2 W. P. Harris, Disfricl' 5. Presidenl' L. B. Thompson, Disfricr 3 George B. Grubbs, AHorney Archie Magee, Chancery Clerk Job Oppolrfunifies A Diversified Counfy Five Major Indusfries Two Airlines Offering Separafe Schools 'ff wife V ' ff ADAMS COUNTY HAS THE ADVANTAGES TO KEEP MISSISSIPPI BOYS AND GIRLS AT HOME ' River Transporfafion ' Indusfrial Acres Available Near Porf ' Over-Counfry Connecfions-Paved Roads DaIlY Sewlca ' Ideal Weafher ' Beaufiful Hospifal-One of fhe SoufI'1's Besf Board of Supervisors Arlie C. Warren, Presiclenf J. W. Brown, Vice Presidenf F. L. Callon James Carfer Boyd Saiourner J. E. CULPEPPER DlCKEY'S Wesfern Au+o Magee, Mississippi Dealer TH E POTTER New Hebron, Mississippi COMPANY R an Wesson, Mississippi ,K W' BX' - g,a' z Q McLAIN 8: BARNES HARDWARE COMPANY SMITH MERCANTII-E Wesson, Mississippi Building Maferials-Hardware Wafer Sysfems-Appliances Mon'I'icello, Mississippi . I mg a and her hardware demonsiraiion. DANIS BEAUTY SHOP Cu+ and Curl Wesson, Mississippi ,ff 3 If f Chew' COWEN CHEVROLET COMPANY Wesson, Mississippi GULF OIL PRODUCTS C. D. LITTLE - Dis+ribu+or New Hebron, I Mississippi We're proud of honors won by Crysfal Springs s+uden+s ai' Co-Lin. TRUCKER'S EXCHANGE BANK ,I is f I M 5 ! x y 35 'sb , O Xqb Courfesy of 551,115-fI 'I'rucIcer's Exchange Bank M CompIe+e Banking Service A, D, BRELAND, JR Pl'eSIdeh'I' FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 5 IRUCIIFRSIIWV-Baum g ' NEIL. , . A F .4 F , M: ' I 4 Y X Crys+aI Springs P- -A , - A its S Mississippi R. M. HENDRICK Manufacfurer of Academic Caps and Gowns P. O. Box I034 JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI You P9 m03?Y TZ? ea ' :I:A' -I 5 , - ., 1 Q 'iyffw ASHLEY BLOCK CO. Wesson, Miss. L8iA AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Brookhaven Crysial Springs PHONE I233 PHONE 66 HART'S BAKERY Jackson, Mississippi Complimenfs of HAROLD DENISON Moniicello, Mississippi J. P. PATTERSON AHorney-ai-Law MonI'iceIIo, Mississippi THE ART STUDIO John H. Williams, Proprieior PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE TRILLIUM Since I937 LINCOLN CDUNTY 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'l'ric+ I, Presideni' KINZIE REEVES D 1 1- 3 JIM COKER, Dis'rrIcI' 2 LEROY LEGGETT D+ + 4 V P d NELSON CASE, Disfrici' 5 ROYCE R. HART, Chancery Clerk JEFFERSON COUNTY BANK BACCKLIS MEN S Fayeffe, Miss. Member of Th I:.D.I.C. DICKEY'S OF MAGEE PURITY ICE CREAM Every'II1ing for 'Ihe House B kh M Magee. Miss. 1 DELLA'S RESTAURANT ' AHer Game S+eaIcs 'For 'rhe Co-Lin fans I' Qi T Sv I hp. J BOLING MOTORS ,IA Ch I Tue rys er Brookhaven, Mississippi U PVOCIUCI will In PLYMOUTH DODGE CHRYSLER IMPERIAL In YOU' Wee MCDCNNELL, BLAINE, and PURYEAR CLINIC HazIeI1urs+, Mississippi ALLRED'S PHARMACY HazIeI1ursI, Mississippi LINCCLN COUNTY coup co-OP O Brookhaven, Mississippi Complimenis of . . . A. GREEN AND COMPANY Hazlehursi, Mississippi T.W.L. STORES Crysial Springs, Mississippi TAUST-ARRINGTON INS. AGENCY, INC. Hazlehursf, Mississippi DOUGLAS WHOLESALE Hazlehursf, Miss. NEW I-IEBRON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Wearing Apparel NEW HEBRON, MISSISSIPPI One of New HebrOn's Iinesf beauTieS wi+II iI1e sax. our HARRISON CLEANERS Av':L'-Chvqsrr'-In If we Iplefgie EH, ofhers. - PHONE 2964 Wesson, Mississipp 41, .I DRUCCIST Complimenis of BROOKHAVEN PRESSED BRICK WESSON PHARMACY AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY Wesson' Mississippi Brookhaven, Mississippi I Phone 67 SHERMAN AND COMPANY HazIeI'Iurs+ Mississippi C RECREATION HALL A 'favorife pasrime spor+ SHELL DAVIS SHELL STATION Wesson, MISSISSIPPI I Q S F 1 5 1- Q .R , 2 iI,f ,f Wesson, MISSISSIPPI LAWRENCE COUNTY BANK GROWING WITH LAWRENCE COUNTY Member of Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafion Mon+iceIIo New Hebron Mississippi THE WOLF PIT Sfudeni' Cen+er and Gril ROBERTS FARM SUPPLY Brookhaven. Mississippi Pipeline Milkers Auiomafic Feeding Eqp. Silos Hey, Ie+'s have The Beailes on nexII I COPIAH COUNTY MISSISSIPPI Mississippi's Most Diversified County Home of Copioh-Lincoln Junior College BOARD OF SUPERVISORS GEORGE MARX, o:s+rsc+ I vlRelL E. smm-1, oasma 3 A. B. BARLOW, Dis'I'ricl' 2, Presiclenl W- E- HOOD. DISITICI' 4 P. D. ARMSTRONG. Dislricl' 5 BOYD MULLEN, Chancery Clerk LAWRENCE COUNTY County Seat-Monticello Board of Supervisors H. E. Reicl-Presiclenl T. B. Brislor Ras Case J. C. McGulfee J. W. Daniels We are proud of +I1e aclmievemenls earned al' Copiah-Lincoln Junior College by our Lawrence Counly S+uden+s. MISSISSIPPI POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY Brookhaven, Miss. . . f X E BETTERE ervin e a rons 1 x if C3-LIrIII's II3isIIricI' 1, ' . I-OVS IIIGI SYVUPI We Iove our seleledrics I ..WeO N Vo I TGI I: D y Ain'I golf fun tl The Old Maids Protective Assoc. meets to discuss defenses. ii?-we ' I ni .338 V, 'W' V We: . .W X .9 I . Wggffi 'Sf -xl- . of H F ' 'ig-'f wa, t if ff, y A , ' 1 in .w'1. A. - , 3 i. t , iAtiZ.:WM, ' lun Ill Sl I 5 gp: zz. 'v , ' 94,4 Q pf. ff , ,.?f ' j ter by Who needs O.M.P.A.? Some action Y Bob, it'll never fly! f f J-H271 i Beats ru ining your own car V Wherever you're golng' ' ' When you need, cz little lift- depend on Coke Z wherever you ue been BOT ED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JAC KSDN COCA-COLA Jackson, Mississippi PURITY ICE CREAM Brookhaven, Mississippi CRYSTAL GLASS CO. Crysfal Springs i Mississippi 0. PIGGLY WIGGLY MISSISSIPPI POWER S. I.IeI-IT FOOD STORES ia ' Brookhaven. Mississippi For Safely. Comfort Cleanliness . . . You iusl can'+ beal elecfric hear. Call The MP8IL Office nearesi you for lull cleiails. I-IAzI.EI-IURST MCA'-PINS MISSISSIPPI Magee. Mississippi l i Q an ra Maven HENLEY. JONES 81 HENLEY A++orneys Hazlehursf, Mississippi BROADH EAD LUMBER WESSON MANUFACiIT:JRING C0 Mendenhall, Mississippi . PARTS INC. - T-- La+e Model Aufo and Truck Par'I's - --in 1. - WESSON, MISSISSIPPI ' ' ' BENOITS Brookhaven, Mississippi BOACKLES DEPARTMENT STORE TWL STORES Crysfal Springs, Mississippi Mendenhall- Ml55l55lPPl BURT'S PLUMBING and BUTANE GAS CO. Brookhaven. Mississippi WESTERN AUTO STO RE Crysfal Springs, Mississippi ,Lea1dIorfAdvertiser PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS Phone I24 BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI RICHARDSON sRn'r MoToR oo. SU HazIehurs'I', Mississippi COMPANY Phone 749 DOUGLAS WHOLESALE BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI The Bank Wifh The Chime Clock BANK OF HAZLEHURST HazIehurs+, Mississippi MEMBER F.D.I.C. WSU .PN if, 3 55.000 w fi 'T nun-ws S ':a:'.::' Q is r'au0omouj' fr. 'func' Hazlehursf, Mississippi FORD CLEANERS If your cIo'rhes are no'r becoming 'ro you. 'rhey should be coming 'ro us. Phone 3 I HAZLEHURST. MISSISSIPPI YOUR SEARCH EIIDS ix 3 ff z? tx? C A,f'Lb I J Om A X W Siikkgs I - A I Y Q -pf I Brookhaven, Mississippi CHESTER BURNHAM CHEVROLET, INC. I HOOD COMPANY MERCHANTS ufsjiffggf AND PLANTERS BANK HazIeI'1urs'r MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION qbswisvw KITCHEN'S WHOLESALE COMPANY 'Q.53'E L. w. KITCHENS, owner CrysI'aI Springs, Mississippi STATE GUARANTY COPIAH DAIRIES, INC. BANK Magee' Miggiggippi DIS'ITIbU'I'OI'S of Mosby Superior Milk HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI BANE's i , .M 3' ,' , K ' 1 . DRUG STORE . I ..... ,. ...... Brookhaven, Mississippi ' 's1'- 5, N --A 5, , W' BROOKHAVEN Baker's Pharmacy Bargain Cenfer Cannon's Phillip 66 Clark Smifh Mofor Co. Columbus Lumber Co. Cross Feed Co. Davis Sporfing Goods Dixie Wholesale Ed Smifh's Furnifure Co. COMPLIMENTARY ADS The Elife Ladies Ready-fo-Wear Gregg Office Machines Inez Coffee Shop Janies Pasfry Shop Jifney Jungle 4 John B. Perkins Eliirnifure Co. Jones Supermarkef Kees Mofor Co. Kern's Cafe L. Ralph Smifh, Inc. Liffle Pigs Barbeque Loffon's Loff Furnifure Co. Lufies Magee Prinfing Maxwell Shoes Pai' Porfer Body Shop Perkin's Hardware Purify Ice Cream Co. Radcliffe Sheef Mefal Shoe Cify ' d Smifh Brofhers Gin 81 Fee Smifh Jewelry Underwrifers Agency, Inc. WJMB Thadison Shoe Shop Jackson Sfudio BEAUREGARD C HAZLEHURST Builder's Lumber 8: Supply Cify Drug Sfore Thornfon's Barber Shop MAGEE Cify Florisf 8: Giff Shop Dr. Buford B. Neely Home Appliance Co. R. L. Evereff 8: Company MONTICELLO Lawrence Counfy Press Monficello Tire Service NEW HEBRON Carl Lee Tire Co. Sharp's Red 8: Whife WESSON Gulf Service Sfafion Vanify Beaufy Salon Wesson Cleaners We sing because of fhe grade. ugh . . . because ere Kelly Lusk Grocery happy! CRYSTAL SPRINGS Casey's Deparfmenf Sfpre JONES 81 STRATTEN JONES WHOLESALE ' Brookhaven. Mississippi 81 Brookhaven, Mississippi Put me down for the second with Clay. i Have a tart, ole boy? A class in rituals-in progress. -N ,W W ,,.. , .,3, . , ,, V 'N f He loves me, he likes me . . . -lf 1? ge nl 3 Q.- 3 , 2 -,J- '-M,s-d Q...! 'h4.'-' Connie's looking for trouble-by donating to fl Yankee gunbont the CSA. sunk. 1965 Senior Class Pl.1y fifxverzff .md Old Lars directed by J. R. Lnndress 20l VW ff ffl! ff y X 1 W fy X f fmfs 4, Mr , V . 954154 if ,As : ff I, 1 f f f MIA f Z , ww 1 In closing the pages of another school year, we feel that one of our favorite passages from literature should add the finish-touches to the 1963-64 TRILLIUM. From ULYSSES . . . Iam 4 part of all flmt I lmzfe meig Yet all experiefzre if an ezrrh where tlorozzgh Glefzmr that mzfraveled world uflnofe lflflfglll fader Forever and forever when I move . . . Alfred Lord Tennyson TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made 4 ' l