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

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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 .

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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

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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.