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

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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'