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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1965 volume:

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MULLEN AQ' iff Mwwmwgm MW ,,,,.,-f- 'f Q MN TABLE OF FOREWOPD ADM! N IQIPAU ON CLASSES CJCNTENTQ ACHVITIEQ QPOEIQ FEATURES ALMA Hail, Copiah-Lincoln! Sons and daughters true Pledge thee our loveg We'11 sing thy praise anew. Faithfully and loyally We'11 ever honor theeg We'11 push thy colors on To Victory. iA 7hw mmmqum-MW 4 These eight lines bring fear to the hearts of freshmen, because some of them do not know them on Freshman Day . . . pride to the outlook of sopho- mores, because they are sharing in their meaning . . . memories to the minds of Co-Lin alumni, because they were a part of it all. We thought of picturing buildings here, but they are only brick and wood. We thought of showing people here, but every person is subject to change. 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The organizations provided learning, light-hearted fun, and worthwhile relaxation for members. The faculty and administration, people devoted to our growth, shared with us their wisdom, their understanding, and their faith in our potential. All these elements combined to make a student at Copiah-Lincoln a well-rounded, capable, and competent individual in today's society. A J ' X My p KN fffyf ffw A y X asv if X' 1 fi! i M r ilillu ff ff X ill R unre ls X M x X ,X N SQ r rx X is 7 ,X W W' OO-UN To Copiah-Lincoln we come from everywhere. We come with dif- ferent hopes, dreams, and aspirations. We create a nucleus of diversified interests. Each person has his own ideas and ideals, and each has a goal. For some, this goal becomes a reality, while for others it is one never to be reached. College causes most people's world to change in its scope. Things be- come more real, education more meaningful, friendships more genuine. While here, our lives are transformed, for it is here that we begin to pass from adolescence to adulthood. No one can say when this meta- morphosis takes place, and few can say why, but even fewer can deny it. 2 1 EDUCATOIZ, CMO LEADER, C!-IUIZC!-I WORKER, AND QTNEQMAN PRESIDENT F. M. FOPIENBEIZPY ..a.--,-- '-k MESSAGE TO SOPHOMORE CLASS AND CO-LIN TRILLIUM In years to come your yearbook the Co-Lin Trillium, will be one of your most cherished possessions We always look forward with much anticipation to the delivery of The Trillium because it represents through words and pictures every facet of campus life. Most of us take the Trillium for granted, however, if we would stop for a few moments and evaluate our yearbook it would be quite evident that many, many hours of work and planning are put into this project in order for you to have this excellent publication. Certainly all of us owe a special Thank you to the members of the Trillium staff, the sponsor and the sophomore class for their efforts on our behalf. I should like to challenge personally those of you who are responsible 'for this book and all of the other students at Copiah Lincoln junior College to get the most from the op- portunities that are offered you during your junior college years. If ever in the history of mankind our world needed dedicated, intelligent leadership, it is now. That leadership will either be provided by this generation of fine American young men and women or will come from other areas of the world and other people whose philosophies and ideolo- gies are completely foreign to our way of thinking. Let us, therefore, urge each of you to prepare yourselves for places of responsibility in our future. Our hope and prayer for each of you is that you will find your place of service in your respective community and that you will assume your full obligations as outstanding citizens and leaders in our state and nation Very sincerely yours, F. M. Fortenberry A belated Happy Birthday, Mr. , Fortenberry, and thank you! 1 - x 35' .fr .A .I 1653 Tl-IE-YALL A , 'Six D i ' The Wfelcoming Committee K I . i 4 f I4 What a drill team!! The Proud Father Settlh O Useke eplhg Hurry up and wait! l EDUCNTON if . ,iff OF- ,, Mad scramble Co-Lin worships. Wolf practice session .At last to be a college coed! -'Sha mo ie MP5 -.K gwe 1 V Q05 N 6, te thi f' .ral 1 W A arm OU Sh HABOUI' if .Q ,X Q , QQ X A N U Q, M 1, +A: W! I-:i N A .,,,,A1 V M- Mi g? mu 1 - ,Ng,,,qx fl 1, f 0 sv 150, L., 1 M W Q , Q ' 1. Q f .. sk , .5 +PS'QLLllM1:'zf' I , -2:1-,W I xs?w11G2::P . E Q J i 5 E 3 Q 4 1 x Q ,., 52535 f M Q 4 ' W W ? 4+ KM, Q 5 as fs' 9 Y X' +- A 7, 2. fk, 4 54 filhh? MOST FOUND I 44762 ' 4-'M--www ' Q ONE. A 35255 X ULTY The statement, With progress comes perfection, could well be the motto of Copiah-Lincoln. The completion of new additions to our school and our capable, experienced personnel have made it one of the finest educational institutions in the state. The faculty of Co-Lin helps the student grow mentally and physically. Always available for extra help and advice, they answer above and beyond the call of duty. Behind our faculty stand our administration-the framework of our school. A heavy load is placed upon their shoulders as the various facets of our school, from student activities to curriculum planning, must be coordinated. A measure of gratitude is owed to the Board of Trustees. Although we often do not realize that they are working quietly behind the scenes, our board is at the head of the administrative functions of Copiah-Lincoln. We, the students, would like to say to all of you, who have played such a major role in our school life, a very sincere, Thank you. t, XX fi f , Zf Muff? f 'i ' ff aff 1 OUR FUTURE Xfl MM l X X BOARD OF E gg 5 W W ,O Q VS' 3 f '9 ' . 54. 4 se: 5- 1 S 4 FIRST ROW: Mr. Frank Lowery, Mr. Robert Boling, Mr. Grady Callender. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pence Brown, Mr. Carney Smith. Mr. C. C. Clark-Lincoln ,AVYF Mr. E. Ray Izardg Mr. W. S. Henley, presidentg Dr. Otho Messer-Copiah. I8 I 5 Q. -1-V-Q-fe-rw-N....., Q R' 'Q FIRST ROW: Mr. Lester Furr, Secretary-Copiahg Mr. C. C. Graves, jr., Copiahg Mr. I. S. Bass-Simpson. SECOND ROW: Mr. G. L. Tutor-Simpsong Mr. Sturge Dodds-Copiah. Mr. W. E. Boggan, Mr. S. P. Torrey-Franklin. ADMINISTRATION MR. ALTON RICKS Asst. High School Principal M.A., University of Mississippi MR. B. F. HUNTER Academic Dean and Counselor M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. JAMES M. LEWIS Registrar and High School Principal M.Ed., Mississippi State University MRS. E. T. HARVEY Dean of Women M.A., Louisiana State University MR. GROVER SMITH Dean of Men M.Ag.Ed., Mississippi State University , ml EACULYY MR. M. R. BUSBY Sofia! Srienre M.S.P.E., University of Mississippi MISS MARILYN DAVIS Piazza and Organ B.M., Mississippi College MRS. VIVIAN A. BYRD Hirlory M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MISS BRIGID DONAGHUE English M.Ed., Mississippi College MR. FOREST CASE, JR. Maliaemulirf M.S., Mississippi State University MR. B. R. FOLKES Matbemalirs M.S., University of Mississippi MR. HERMAN D. CAVIN Izzduflrial Arts-Technical Malh M.Ed., Mississippi State University MRS. NONA G. FORTENBERRY Banner: Edumlzon M.A., University of Mississippi FACIJIJV MR. LUTHER GARRETT Vomliomzl-Terhzziml Cuurdizzuloi' M.Ecl., University of Southern Mississippi MISS WILLIE MAE HAMILL Englifh M.A., University of Alabama MRS. CHRISTINE GREENLEE Pfayyiml Edumfion B.S.Ecl., Mississippi College MR. DWIGHT A. HARRIS A1410 Merbmzify A.A., Copiah-Lincoln jr. College I MR. ALTON BRUCE GREENLEE Auf. College Foollnzll Comb and High Srlaool Sofia! Sfienrer B.S., Mississippi College MISS PHYLLIS HAYES Cbemlflfy BS., Millsaps College MISS JULIA GUESS Voire, Tlaeofy, Choir M.A., Columbia University MRS. SARAH G. OHNSON Home Ecozzomirf M.A., University of Southern Mississippi FACIJLW MR. DONALD E. JOHNSON Pbyfifr M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MS., University of Mississippi MRS. DOROTHY PARSONS Sriezzfe B.S., Mississippi College MR. CHARLIE . KING J High Srlzool Comb M.A., Mississippi College MRS. RUTH PORTER Ezzglirly M.S., Mississippi College MRS. MARY LOU LANDRESS High Srlmol Erzglirla B.A., Blue Mountain College B.R.E., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary MRS. AMELIA PURSER Erzgfhb and Frencfs A.B,, Drury College MR. IOHN R. LANDRESS M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MR. BOBBY E. RICKETTS Head Football, Track, Plvyriml Edumfion B.S., Southeastern Louisiana College EACULW MRS. JEAN L. RICKS Bufinerf Edumtion B.S., Mississippi College MR. EDWIN L. SMITH Dmfling A.A., Copiah-Lincoln jr. College MR. JOHNNY RUSSELL Condurting, Voire, High Srbool Choir B.M., Mississippi College MRS. CAROL S. STRICKLAND Business Edumlion M.S., University of Southern Mississippi REVEREND BOBBY SHANDS Bible B.D.. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary MR. W. R. STRICKLAND Srlezzre M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MRS. BETTY D. SMITH Engliyb M.S., University of Southern Mississippi MR, JACK C. THOMAS I lid 11.17 flirll fi fix B.S., North Texas State College 'Sud' f ,. N . fi FACDUY MRS. LENA W. THOMPSON Mulfaerzzaliff M.S., University of Southern Mississippi MR. CLYDE WILSON Band Direrlor M.M.Ed., Vander Cook College, Chicago MR. F. E. THOMPSON Commerrial M.B.A., University of Mississippi 14.-Vfwg. MISS ZELLE WEEMS MR. LARRY HOGUE Publif Relaliom B.S.Ecl., Delta State College Pryrbology and Sofia! Studier M.A., University of Southern Mississippi MISS ALLIE LEE LOFTON College Nurre R.N., Kings Daughters Hospital REVEREND WILLIAM H. WICKER Bible B.D., Emory University MRS. MARY LEE MCDONALD Dormitory Hosiery QIZIFF MRS. GRAYDON L. MULLEN Farulfy Home Horteu B.S., Mississippi State College for Women REVEREND JOHN W. TADLOCK B.S.U. Director B.D., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary 'Nat vu- Wlnuiy MRS. GROVER SMITH Sefretary I0 Prefidenl A.A., Copiah-Lincoln junior College at M Q' , , aa... atm .lfffiig MRS. GLADYS A. WARD Librarian B.A., Tulane University MRS. RUBY PEARL SMITH Arfifzarzl Bookkeeper A.A., Copiah-Lincoln junior College MISS ELEANOR WILSON Dlflllldll M.S., University of Alabama , , And furthermore ry? rwgwws E4C1JLTY Pl-IGTOQ Please, no photographs. .. ,f.,.-2:-1, -.M,w fffs f J M' J W? fi ., , sw: , .,... ..,. . . A Q Y qqfsfy-in - ,. , 44 1 sZ:kZrza4x.,f-2 ,fs iw 4. l Q 5, 2 ww .,,., , .V 9 - , N 7 - ff f - ' , X:-MWZA W-A X - W M M iz Wyflwf S arg l 53 SA ff 401- V WWW Wrgrgws , - V .wwf I Day in, day out . . Oops! Preparing tomorrow's lessons? Lf. .2 1 I'll have one of these, and two of those, and . . . Are you still using that greasy kicl stuff? nm-..... CLASSES 46 7 fi, ! 12:5 E l l 'J 27 QOPHOMOIZEQ S561 ssilil Officers of the sophomore class are Presi jerry Delaughter, and Treasurer Mitche dent Robert Wickliffe, Vice-President Rose josey, Secretary ll Waldon. Sponsors of the class are Mr. Billy Folkes, Miss Brighid Donaghue, and Mr, Forest Case. JOSEPH LOUIS ACCARDO River Forest, Illinois Acmmzfjzzg FRANCES JANE ALLEN Silver Creek Elemezzfary Edzzmfion Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, President 23 FTA 1, 23 Wesley 1, 2, President 23 YWA 2: SCA 2: Student Council 2, officer 23 IRC 1, 21 Chorus 1. LYNDA ASHLEY Hazlehurst Sfelzograpby BSU 1, 23YWA1,2. WILLIE BARFOOT. JK' Bude Amerimfz Hiffory BSU 1, Zg BSU Paper Editor 23 IRC 1, 2 officer 2g FTA 1, 2, officer 13 YMCA 2. BOBBI E JEAN BARLOW Wesson E!6lII977frZl'J' Edzzmfiozz BSU 1, 23 FTA 1, 2, officer 21 Dramatics Club 2. BILL BARNES Mendenhall Mifzifler of Mafia BSU 1, 2. DON BARR Mendenhall Secondary Edzfmliozz BSU 1, 23 Band Manager 2. WILLIAM LARRY BARR Port Gibson Efzgifzeerizzg Football 1g Chorus 1, 2. IWW-B 'F RICHARD BEACH Hazlehurst General Bfzmzefy Football 1, 21 Track 1, 2. REGGIE RAY BERRY New Hebron Gefzeml BILLY BOONE Magee Drafting BSU 1, 23 IRC 1, 23 SCA 21 YIVICA1 BOBBY BOONE Brookhaven Mediml Tefbfzology IRC 1. X Q wf X X f x A f Q S' X 1 Q X 4? 6' ,V X Q Ng, X S 2 X X ' 4 X , N gi Gs W , X X 1 5 gs X . 5 . , X 4- -.sf Us V. f f M K X 1 4 Y '? Q A! Q 4 2 s X I I sw x2 A egg, 2 ix -:wwf '79 Q X X 2 5- f 1X i GAIL LYNN BRUMEIELD Wfest Lincoln Efglllfllfclfy Edumliofz YWA 2g YXWCA 2g FTA 2, BSU 1, 2. EARL HOMER BURNS, JR. Enterprise Sefomffzry Eakzmtiozz IRC 23 BSU 21 FTA 1. GEORGE BURNS Brookhaven General JOE BUTLER Wesson f1gl'ffllffll7':1! E zz gifzeerifz g JAMES V. BOWLIN McCall Creek Gezzeml B11.ri1ze.r.c Band 2. PERRY BRISTER Jayess AZlf0 Merlafzzzifr BEVERLY BRITT Wesson Playfiml Edzzmfion Colettes 1, 2. HULON BROWN Summit BZlJj7I6J'J' LANNY CADE Loyd Star AIlf0 Merlamziff LINDA FAYE CALCOTE Loyd Star Elemezzmry Eflfmzfiozz YWA 1, 2g YWCA 1, 2g Wesley 1, 2. LADDIE CAMPBELL Brookhaven Gwzeml Football 1, 2. WILLIAM I. CARROLL Summit A1110 Merbfzzzicx CLINT E. CASE Brookhaven General LINDA ANNE CASE Brookhaven E11 gifzeering BSU 1, 25 YWA 2, officer 2. GWEN HINSON CAVIN Wesson Bzzmzeff Education Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. DWIGHT CHANCE Monticello Drafting POLLARD RAY COWART Meadville Affomzfizzg Football lg Track 2. HOLLIS COWEN Wesson GEIZQIYZZ Bzzyizzeu Dramatics Club 1, 2. JOHN HAROLD COX Braxton Bzz.fi1ze,r5 SHELTON S. CULPEPPER New Hebron General BZl.fj7Z6'.YJ' HAROLD H. CLOPTON, III Wesson AL'f0IllZfI12g Wesley 1, 2, officer 23 FTA 2. JIMMY DECELL CLOWER Crystal Springs Gezzeml EDWIN COLE Magee 1VInfbe112f1fic1r BSU 1, 2. ROGER DALE COTHREN Smithdale ACf0Zl7ZfI72g BSU 1, 23 Class Representative. CARL E. CUPIT Bude Cbfilljfflj' Wesley 1, 2, officer 2, Band 13 French Club 1, officer lg SCA lg Chemistry Club 1, 2. JAMES ADAM DAVIS Magee SBCOIZZZLZI' Edlzmljwz J' BSU 2, officer 2, IRC 2, officer 23 YMCA 2, officer 2, Chorus 1, 2, officer 1, 2g Wesley 2g Men's Ensemble lg Annual Staff 15 FTA 1, 2. RITA JOYCE DAVIS Smithclale Elementary E62lIlL'llfj07Z Dramatics Club 1, 23 Cheerleader 2. JERRY DELAUGHTER Brookhaven Pre-Med Football 1g Chemistry Club 1, 2, officer 23 Class Officer l 7 l '55 JOHN M. DICKSO Monticello Drfzfting N MARY ANN DICKEY Brookhaven Secozzdary Edzzmfiozz BSU 1, 23 FTA 1, 2, Kappa 1, 2. DOUGLAS DELAN Brookhaven General Bzzyifzeff FRANK DUNGAN Natchez Elelrzefztmy Edzzmliou Band Manager 1, 2. officer 1, 21 YWA 23 Phi Theta O DUBUISSON THOMAS FAUVER Brookhaven Gefzeml BSU 2g FTA 2. MIKE FERRELL Brookhaven Ania Ilfl6Cf7cllZjt'J TOMMY F ORE Natchez Bzzyizzerr Dramatics Club 2. JOHN ROBERT Monticello FORTENBERRY Gezzeml Bzzmzeff BSU 1, 2. JAMES DYKES Natchez ElZgjlZ6EI'1:lZg LINDA ELKINS Wesson Elenzezzfary Edzfffzfiozz Dramatics Club 11 Phi Theta Kappa 2 PAUL KENNETH EZELL Natchez Serofzdmy Edlfmfiozz Football 1, 2. DONALD XVAYNE EAULK Brookhaven I1m'1z,ffrinl Arm VIRGINIA FORTENBERRY Brookhaven Elementary Edzzmtiofz BSU 1, 23 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, officer 25 FTA. VX:-gh. JAMES TERRY FOSTER Hazlehurst Biology LARRY GENE FOSTER New Hebron BIIJYIZBJJ Football 1, 2. JOHN EARL FURR Brookhaven Geuerfz! Bwifzeff NANCY CARROL GARRETT Magee Dnzftifzg Teflafzology BSU 1, 21 YWCA 1, 2, officer 23 Annual Staff 1 KENNY GLISSON Magee Sriezzre DAVID GUYNES Crystal Springs Gelzeml Bzzrifzarf Basketball 2. LONNIE LEE HARPER Hazlehurst Dmffing Football Manager 1, 2. i Y A xi. N at sw. 36 CAROLL I-IENNINGTON Wesson Plmrmrzry MARYETTA HESSELGESSER Valentine, Nebraska Pre-Meal Wesley 1g Colettes 13 Science Club 2g YWCA 2. CAROL GLYNN HODGES Natchez Elemelztary Edzzmtimz BSU 1, 2. JOHN HOFFMAN Natchez Secozzdary Edzlmliofz Transfer Miss. State. JIM WAYNE HARRIS Hazlehurst Gezzerrzl Bzzrizzefi PAT HART Brookhaven Elemezzffzry Eflflfafiwz Chorus 1, 2g Ensemble lg YWCA 1, 2g YWA 1 JERRY HEDGLIN Natchez Pfmrmrzcy MARLTON GARY HENLEY Crystal Springs College Chorus 2g Band 2. CARL HONEA Monticello Dmflilzg JOHN VAN IZARD Hazlehurst Ezzgizzeering Track 1, 2. NOEL JACOBS Meadville Mzzm' Edzzmtion Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 23 Ensemble 1g BSU 1, FRANCES CECILE JAMES Hazlehurst Sfezzogrfzpby YWA 1g BSU 1, 2. HUGH JENKINS Hazlehurst Gezzem! BSU 1, 2. CAROLYN RUTH JONES Meadville Munir Chorus 2, officer 2g Ensemble 21 BSU 1, 2, officer JOHN THOMAS JONES Port Gibson Drfzffizzg Terbzzology TRAVIS JORDAN Bogue Chitto Allf0 fl'l6't'fJfl7Zif5 S 7 . N' ,ff PRISCILLA ELAINE MCDANIEL Jackson General Chorus 1, 2. JOHN McKEE III Wesson General Chorus 1, 2g Wesley 1, Z. MILLARD D. MACKEY, JR. Crystal Springs Mizzjfterinl BSU 1, 2, Executive Council, officer 2, SCA 2, Annual Staff 1, 2, Advertising Editor 1, 23 Chorus 1. ELLEN MADDOX Magee Sfwzogmphy Anual 1, 23 YWCA 1, 2g BSU 1, 2. ROSE MARIE JOSEY Natchez Serozzdary Ednmiiolz Colette 1, 2, Head Colette 2, BSU 1, 2, Campus Favorite 13 Class officer 2, Anual Staff 2. BETSY LEE Shivers E!E77Z67Zl'zZ1'-1' Edzznzfiofz YWCA 2gYWA1, 2, FTA 2. BARBARA MCCANN Mendenhall Gelzeml Bzzfifzerf YWCA 1, 2, President 21 BSU 1, 23 IRC 1, 2, officer 2: SCA 2. FREDDIE BERNARD MCDANIEL Hazlehurst A 56071721112 g REGGIE MAGEE Brookhaven Secondary Edzfmtiozz Band 1. MIKE MALLORY Natchez Arcozmfifzg Football 1, 2. TRAVIS MARTIN Magee Genera! Bznizzeff Basketball 1, BSU 1. KIRK MATTHEWS Natchez General Bzuizzeyf BOB MEREDITH Hazlehurst G efzeml HAROLD FLOYD MEREDITH Hazlehurst Biology Band 1, 21 TANYA MILLER Monticello E!6IlZElZfcZI'y Edzzcafiozz TIMMIE GEORGE MILLIS Mendenhall Arcoznzfilzg Football 1, 2. JEANIE LEE MYERS Crystal Springs E!6llILQ7.7l'rZI'l1' Eflzmzfiozz BSU 23 IRC 1, 2g SCA 21 Student Council 21 YXWA 1, 2, officer 2g Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. officer 2. DAVID NATIONS Brookhaven Pre-Dezzhzl FRANK NEELY Harrisville Drfzffing T6L'h7IOfOgY1' RICHARD R. NELSON Brookhaven I-Iirfory DONALD MULF ORD Brookhaven Azzfo M erbazzirrr BILLY MUN SON Wesson General French Club 1: Chemistry Club 1, 2. JAMES E. MURRAY JR, Harrisville Sfjfllff Erfzzmfiozz Chorus 1, 2. MARY MURRAY Harrisville Elemefzffzry Ednmfiozz BSU 1, 2, officer 2g FTA 1. 2, officer 23 YXWCA 1 officer 2g Band 11 YWA 21 Chorus 1. 2, officer. RALPH NEWELL Loyd Star Playfiml Edzzmlion Basketball 1, 2. DOUGLAS ,NEWMAN Brookhaven General IRC 1. JOSEPH BRADFORD NOFFSINGER Metairie, Louisiana Efzgizzeering Chemistry Club 1, 21 Band Manager 1 MICHAEL LAVELLE PACE Brookhaven Irzduflrial Arif . Q ELLIS C. PERKINS, JR. Hazlehurst Genera! Basketball 1. JoE 'PEVEY Monticello Band 2. BILL POOLE Natchez Gelzeraf Football 1, 2. CARROLL CURTIS POSEY Brookhaven Gezzewzl BSU 1, 23 Chorus 1. 21 Mens Ensemble 1. 2: Bantl 2 IRC 2: YWCA 3. LEIGI-I RICHARDSON Jackson Elezzzezzfazy Edumiion Cheerleader 13 Beauty 1, JAMES RICHMOND Wesson Agrirzzffzzml Eflfzmliwz Band Manager 1, 2g Dramatics Club 1, 2. JIM ROBBINS Natchez Bmizzeu Football 1, 2. CHARLOTTE LUCILLE ROBERTS Brookhaven Home Emfzomirf Anual Staff 1, 2, Co-Editor 25 Colettes 1, 2, Captain Zg Beauty 1, LYNDA WILSON POSEY Brookhaven Serozzdfzry Ea'11mfi0zz Phi Theta Kappa 1, Zg Colette 11 Wesley' 1: Class Repre sentative 2, IRC 1. 23 FTA 1. LINDA JO POWELL Mendenhall Elezzzezzzkvg' Efzlmzzfiozz Wesley 1, 23 Colette 1. 2, Captain 23 Campus Favorite 1 JERRY PRESCOTT Tylertown Genera! JAMES E. REEVES Enterprise Soil Cozzferzwfiofz JOE ROBERTSON Brookhaven Affomztirzg KENNETH EVERETT ROBINSON Brookhaven Pbnrzmzry Wesley 1, Z3 Band Manager 1, 2g Chemistry Club 2. ERA ALICIA ROGERS Monticello Mfzfbenzrzlirf IRC 1, 2, officer 23 Wesley 1, 2 officer 23 Phi Kappa 1, 2, officer 2g SCA 23 Chorus 11 FTA 1, 2. CAROLYN ANN RUNNELS Magee Bzzrinerf Education Phi Theta Kappa 2g YWCA 1, 2g IRC 2g FTA 2. Theta 'fwau,., -gulf -w'-My , 1, TERRY RUNNELS Magee Gefzerfzl BZl.Ifl,76J'.l' GREGORY D. RUSHING Brookhaven Dmzmzfiri' Dramatics Club 1, 2. officer 21 Band Manager 1. ROY RUSHING Brookhaven Playrriml Edzzmfiou FTA 2g Basketball Z. DUDLEY SANDIFER, III Crystal Springs Pbrzrnzfzrj' Chemistry Club 1, 2. GLENN SMITH Roxie AC'C'0lllZffiIg HARDY SMITH Monticello Efzgjzzeerilzg Basketball 1, 2g BSU 1, 23 Chemistry Club 23 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 23 Class President 13 Student Association 2, Presi- dent 2. JAMES DONALD SMITH Loyd Star SECOIZJKZVJ' Edzzfafiozz-Mfzlh SCA 21 YMCA 1, 23 President 2g BSU 1, 2, officer 2, Wesley 2, FTA 1, 2, officer 23 IRC 1, 2, President 23 Chorus 1, 2, officer 1, 23 Men's Ensemble 11 Band 1. JANET SMITH Roxie Sfezzogzuphy Annual Staff 1, 23 BSU 1, 23 YWA 21 YWCA 2, French Club 2, officer 2. LINDA LARAINE SAULS Monticello Sfezzogmplay Chorus 1g Wesley 1, 2, YWA lg IRC 1 SYDNEY SCARBROUGH Florence Pre-Med JAMES PHILLIP SLAY Crystal Springs Sefozzdfzry Edzzrfzfiozz Chemistry Club 2g Student Council. DELOY SMITH Kentwood, Louisiana Gelzeml MARSHALL SMITH Enterprise Mfzrlaizze Shop PATRICIA ANN SMITH Brookhaven Gezzeml BSU 1, 25 YWA 2, officer 23 Chemistry Club 23 Chorus 1. RON NIE SMITH Brookhaven Droffizzg Tefhfzologj' SANDRA GRADENE SMITH Brookhaven Slezzogmplay BSU 23 Chorus 1, 2. SHIRL SMITH Natchez Playfjfol Edzzmfiou Football 1, 2, WAYNE D. SPITCHLEY Hazlehurst BIl,Ijl28J'J' JIMMY STEPHENS Monticello Dmflifzg Tevblzology ROBERT STRAIT Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Biology YMCA 1. 'il'-rsh-ww-' DAVID L. THOMPSON Natchez flflfztloenmficf French Club 1, IRC 2. JOYCE THORNTON Crystal Springs Efefzzelzfary Ecflzmfiozz BSU 1, 2, officer 23 YWA 1, 2, President 2g SCA 2, officer 2. FENDRICK FLOYD TILLOTSON, JR. McCall Creek G'?l76l'fZf Bumzefr TERRY TYLER jackson Bmizzeff Cheerleader 1, 2. Head Cheerleader 2. 46 DALE SULLIVAN Crystal Springs Mediral Technology Band 1, 2g Chemistry Club 2. LLOYD SULLIVAN Pinola Arfomzfifzg ROBIE SULLIVAN Mendenhall Eft?lI167IfrZI'y Edumfiozz BSU 1, 21 FTA 23 YWA 2. LAVERNE THAMES Meridian Elemerziary Edzzmfiofz Chorus 1, 2, President 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, Wesley 1, 2, Homecoming Maid 1, Student Association, officer 23 Class Officer 1, Student Christian Association 1, 2. JAMES LYLE VARDAMAN Hazlehurst Gezzeral MITCHELL WALDON Brookhaven Bzzfilzeff ALICE EAYE WALKER Magee BIl.fflI6.l'J Edumliozl Annual Staff 1, 2, Business Manager 2g YWCA 1, 2, officer 1: FTA 2: IRC 2, ELDRED WALLACE Meadville Genera! Bnrizzeiif Track 1, 2g BSU 1, 2, officer 1, President PATRICIA L. WALLS Natchez Gezzerrzl Annual 2g Transfer from Southern. ROBERT LOGAN WICKLIEEE Natchez PM-flffea' Football 13 Class Officer 1, 2, President 23 French Club 2g Student Council 1. ROBERT L. WHITE Wesson Pbyfirr SCA 1, 2, officer 1, President 23 Westminister 1, 23 French Club 1, President 13 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2g Basketball 21 Chemistry Club 1, 2, President 23 Dramatics Club 1, 2. CHARLIE WHITTEN Hazlehurst Matlaefmztirf Football 1, 2. KENNETH HILL YOUNGBLOOD Natchez Animal Hzubfzzzdry Football 1, 2. GLEN ZUMBRO Bude Medjml Teflozzology BSU 1, 2, Chemistry Club 1, 2. Somebody goofed! , SONYA WHITE Wesson Ef67lI67ZfcZ7'y Edzmzfiozz BSU 1, 2, officer 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, officer 25 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Chemistry Club 13 Dramatics Club 1, 2, officer 11 Student Association, officer 1, 2, Class Officer 1g Colettes 1, Z, Captain 2g Homecoming Maid 1, 23 Campus Favorite 1, French Club 2g SCA 1, 2, officer 2, YWCA 1, 21 Annual Staff 2. JAMES TRAVIS WILLIAMS Mendenhall Gelzerfzl Football 1, 2g Track 1. BILLY TYREE WOMACK Magee Gelzeral STEVE WOOTEN Brookhaven E12 gifzeerizz g Venus-with arms? Anger, amazement, happiness, and meditation-all in one picture. Norway and Co-Lin join hands. if . Q A I Spirit-Raisers 49 1 Fil-ZEQHMEN Freshman class officers are President james Papizan, Secretary Brenda Stewart, Vice-President Earl Sasser, and Treasurer Gail Lofton. Sponsors of the class are Mrs. Christine Greenlee, Mr. Clyde Wilson, and Mr. john Landress, GEORGEA ABLES Wesson JERRY ADAMS Brookhaven KENNON ADAMS West Lincoln JOHNNY AINSWORTH Hazelhurst RICHARD CAROL AINSWORTH Magee MELBA RUTH ANDERSON Magee JAMES ARD New Hebron SUE ARD Bogue Chitto TED ARMSTRONG Wesson ALTA JOANNE ASHLEY Harrisville FLOYD ASHLEY Hazlehurst LOYD ASHLEY Hazlehurst RONALD ASHLEY Hazlehurst ALFONSO AWAD Honduras, C. A. PLEZ BALLARD Brookhaven CHARLOTTE BEASLEY I-Iazlehurst SKIPPY BEASLEY Hazlehurst JULIE DIANN BEESON Monticello LARRY BELL Crystal Springs MARY FRANCES BERRY Pinola FAYE BLAIR Pinola LLOYD ANDREW BOGGAN Mendenhall DALE BOLEWARE Crystal Springs JAMES J. BONSON Brookhaven ALTON BURNIE BOUTWELL I-Iazlehurst SUZANNE BREELAND Tylertown PAT BRELAND Brookhaven BRENDA BROOKS Mendenhall JOYCE ELAINE BROWN Brookhaven RICHARD BROWN Magee 9 'R WP' M-oar! J'-s. 112-M T' V wah' 4: . TERRY LANE BROWN Mendenhall BRENDA BETH BRUMFIELD Magnolia CHARLES BRYANT Ferriday, La. GUY BUCKLEY, JR. Pinola TOMMYE JEAN BUDWAH Nederland, Texas BOBBIE BULLOCK Monticello LINDA SUE BURRIS McCall Creek CAROLYN CALCOTE Loyd Star LOUIS CALCOTE Loyd Star DAVID E. CAMPBELL Meadville JOHNNY CAMPBELL Meadville Crystal Springs MIKEY CARMICHAEL Magee PATRICIA ANN CARPENTER Hamburg DOREEN ELIZABETH CASE Loyd Star GEORGE THOMAS CASE Fayette LOLA CASE Loyd Star LONNIE CASE West Lincoln PATRICIA CASE Loyd Star LAURA CATT New Hebron HAROLD CAUL Topeka-Tilton PAUL DOUGLAS CLANTON Meadville TOMMY CLARK Meadville GEORGE CLOWER Crystal Springs ROBERT STEPHEN CLOY Natchez MICHAEL CORBAN Meaclville RANDALL LEE COTHREN Smithclale BETTY SUE COTTON Bucle THOMAS LENWOOD COTTON Brookhaven MARY GAIL COX Monticello SHERRA LYNN CRAWFORD Magnolia DIANNE CULPEPPER Mendenhall MARSHALL RAY DAVIS Ruth BUTCH DEAR Hazlehurst ROBERT GERALD DELANEY Brookhaven LARRY DeLAUGHTER Brookhaven ELIZABETH ANN DENISON Monticello JUDI DICKERSON Wesson EDDIE DIFFRIENT Brookhaven LANNY DICKEY Brookhaven JOE DITZLER Natchez LINDA EILEEN DUNAWAY Brookhaven CLINTON DUNCAN Tylertown DANNY DYKES Monticello DAVID RAY ELLIS Port Gibson SHIRLEY EZELL Lucien ROBERT FRANK FARRAR Wesson JIMMY FAUVER West Lincoln JOHN FINLEY Crystal Springs and NSBA ,L 2-,Qi an-It .air 'W ,nanom- ff? -08 x P 'iwgfcah in-159' .2 'YS' wi' 4-lf' hd' 5-iv tv RITA FLOYD Magee DIANNE FORTENBERRY Pinola LINDA FREE Brookhaven BILLY FREEMAN Natchez WAYNE FREEMAN Springfield, La. CECIL FULLINGTON Hazlehurst BETTY CAROLYN GARNER New Hebron JAMES GARNER Magee WAYNE GILL McCall Creek EDDIE LEROY GIVENS Hazlehurst RILEY NELSON GLOVER Crystal Springs RALPH GORENFLO Brookhaven DENNIS GRANBERRY Wesson JAMES GREER Brookhaven BRENT GRUBBS Mendenhall MARY NELL HALL Magee DICKIE HALL Prentiss THOMAS ERVIN HALL Hazlehurst DAVID HAROLD HALLE Pinola CARROLL HARPER Hazlehurst GINGER HARPER Hazlehurst RICHARD HARRIGILL Natchez KATHY HARRIS Hazlehurst SARAH CAROLYN HART Brookhaven SANDRA KAY HATHORN Monticello TOMMY HENRY Crystal Springs WILLIAM KENDALL HERRING Mendenhall JERRY HESTER Magee PATSY HIGDON Hazlehurst ELIZABETH HILL Meaclville JOHN PATRICK HILL Monticello ALLEN HOGGATT Natchez THOMAS HOLLIER Hazlehurst DONNIS HOLYFIELD New Hebron JAMES OTNOTT HOOD Chalmette, La. MICKEY HUGHES Magee BEN HUGHES Magee JIMMY MORRIS HYNUM Port Gibson LAURIE IKERD Roxie CLAYTON L. JONES McCall Creek JUDY JONES Natchez SHARON JONES Baton Rouge, La. MICKEY KEITH New Hebron ANTOINETTE KELLEY Bogalusa, La. CARI, EDWIN KENT Bucle HUGH KING Strong Hope JAMES KNIGHT Magee JIMMY DALE KYZAR Ruth wwf' -wi 6 f 1 3 ir v I , f A 6 f If I if 4-W, ,V , .I I LEXTON LAMBERT -Topeka-Tilton WENDELL RAYMOND LAMBERT Monticello JERRY LAMBUTH Meadville WAYNE LAIN Brookhaven GILBERT LAWRENCE Bogue Chitto JOHN LEE Crystal Springs RONALD LEE Pinola SIDNEY BRUCE LEE Mendenhall MAX LEE Pinola TOMMY LESTER Brookhaven THOMAS JENE LITTLE Crystal Springs GAIL LYNN LOETON Brookhaven SANDRA RAY LOFTON Loyd Star JIMMY LOWE Monticello SAMMYE LUSK Wesson GREG MCCAFFREY Monticello LARRY MCGEE Brookhaven SUSAN MCLENDON Jackson RONALD CHESTER MCMAHAN Hattiesburg KAREN McMILLAN Natchez MARY ELIZABETH McNAMEE Brookhaven GOLDIE MAGEE Harrisville NANCY LEA MANGUM Magee TED MANGUM Magee BABBY MARLOW Natchez JOHNNY CALVIN MARTIN Natchez MILLY MASON Brookhaven MARIE A'LINDA MAY Magee JOE TYSON MEADOR Magee DEAN MIDDLETON Hazlehurst BILLY CHARLES MILLER Brookhaven HEDDY MILLER Wesson JOE MICHAEL MILLER Natchez TOMMY MILLER Hazlehurst HERMAN MOAK Bogue Chitto RUBY MOORE Natchez MARVENE MORRIS Wesson JULIAN MAURICE MORRISON Wesson JANICE MURRAY Meaclville OLIVER LYN NATIONS New Hebron WALTER RICHARD NEELY Harrisville WILLIAM C. NELSON Monticello ODOM EUGENE NETTLES West Lincoln BILL NETTLES Baton Rouge, La. JAN NEVELS Brookhaven LINDA NEWELL Wesson VIRGINIA OWENS Brookhaven SHIRLEY ANN PAGE Wesson 5' Q JAMES CLIFTON PAPIZAN Crystal Springs WILLIAM J. PARKS Decatur JAYNE PERRITT Wesson BILLY PEVEY Crystal Springs CAROL PHILLIPS Brookhaven KENNETH PICKERING Natchez LOUISE PICKETT Wesson DANNY PITTMAN Mendenhall JAMES KENNETH PORTER Natchez MICHAEL POSEY West Lincoln CECIL RAY PUCKETT Mendenhall SANDRA RATCLIFF Loyd Star JANETTE RAULINS Brookhaven LINDA SUE RAWLS Bogue Chitto JUDY RAY Natchez CHARLOTTE ANN READY Monticello GLEN REDD West Lincoln CHARLOTTE REID Monticello KERRY RESSLER Hazlehurst LINDA SUE RICE Harrisville JOE FRANK ROBBINS Natchez BILLY ROBERTS Magee GLENN ROBERTS Brookhaven JERRY JAMES ROBISON Bogue Chitto TALLY ROGERS Crystal Springs LARRY J. ROLLINS Monticello GEORGE ALTON RUSHING Meaclville IRENE RUSHING McCall Creek KATHRYN RUSSELL Mentlville KERMIT RUSSELL Strong Hope DON RUTLAND Hazlehurst ELMO SARTIN Brookhaven EARL SASSER West Lincoln JEARL SASSER West Lincoln JAMES ARNOLD SAVAGE Roxie MAUREEN SELLERS Ponchatoula, La. JO ANN SHARP New Hebron WAYNE SHARP Crystal Springs ANDREW JONAH SHORT III Union Church EARL SISCO West Lincoln. JOHN ALLEN SISK Monticello CHARLES HOWELL SMITH Brookhaven SONNY SMITH Wesson JAMES DOYLE SMITH Crystal Springs JAMES RONNY SMITH Loyd Star JIMMIE C. SMITH Loyd Star JOEL EUGENE SMITH West Lincoln JOYCE ELAINE SMITH Magee WILTON TOWNSEND Brookhaven SHEILA TOWNSEND Brookhaven SYLVIA TURNAGE Fayette LESTER SMITH Loyd Star MARGARET CAROLYN SMITH Wesson JOE SMITH Wesson NITA SUE SMITH Loyd Star PATRICIA ANN SMITH Monticello PAT SMITH Magee RONNY EUGENE SMITH Brookhaven RUDIE JEWELL SMITH Brookhaven SANDRA KAY SMITH Hazlehurst VIRGINIA SMITH Lucien NANCY SPRING Auburn BRENDA STEWART Brookhaven JEAN STUBBS Magee MARY JO TAYLOR Magee BRENDA TEMPLE Meadville LARRY TEMPLE Smithdale JIMMY GORDON THAMES Monticello JO ANN THAMES Mendenhall WADE THORNHILL Brookhaven ED THURMAN New Hebron RALPH JOHNS TURNBO Wesson KENNETH WALKER Wesson MARY LOVE WALKER Wesson JACK BAILEY WARREN Brookhaven CANDACE WESTBROOK Auburn DEVERA WHITE Magee PAUL WHITE Topeka-Tilton JESSE EUGENE WHITTINGTON Brookhaven GERALD WIGINGTON Pinola BARBARA L. WILLIAMS Brookhaven GEORGE DAVID WILLIAMS Brookhaven MELBA ANN WILSON Meadville Double exposure. N05 ! 'F Wil 'if' THOMAS A, WOODROXW Brookhaven Togetherness 9' J T D fied: I Funny Finley 6I I I I The Elite X Q 'Q 1 -gg I ' f 1 ,P I ,amy 'Lv ' if yn, Y in .1 Come away with me, Lucille! ,, I-7259!-IMAN The All dressed up and no place to go. Physical Fitness DAY T1 ineup M, xx Watch the knee in the back, sweetheart. .xx ,af A, 5?- G in 22 sf , any ,I n if , ' 1 wr-' 6 4 '.F'!if me ,JJ f , f- , ff ' f ff 9 f x . -t 4'-WA., Mama never said there would be H Si Clays like thi Boys do make passes at girls who wear glasses! Will the real Co-Lin Cutie please go somewhere and HIDE? i, 'S I Cv ' ,, L .av 5'- fitsf V. -, v .N-2635 Q t at A 'S 9 A X , 1 , , f M , 7 5' V M' 'fx ' X A 6 A Q p L , 9' f ,gilt , , , Q lf, ' .ZW 2 , ,Q Al'g waits , a w, Nw www A 4 A 1 2 0 VF! 5 br Qin. l :, ,ige ' Q5 ,fig Yr l VOCATFONAL - ICAL 5 N., X 5 z t , COPIAH-LINCOLN'S recently-expanded vocational-technical department offers unusual opportunity to young men in this area. The vocational division trains auto mechanics, machinists, and Welders. The technical division is a two-year terminal course offering drafting and design, build- ing construction, and mechanical technology. 'Ihe industrial arts program is a college preparatory course leading to a major in that field. OO-LIN HIGH QC!-IOOL QENIOIZQ Leading the senior class are President jimmy Simonson, Vice-President Terry Assinlc, Secretary Linda Smith, Mrs. Lena Thompson, sponsor, Reporter jerry james, and Treasurer Mona Price. Their other sponsors are Mr. Donald S. Johnson, and Mrs. Ruth Porter. ws, Q -wwf-wt, W f BETTY ABLES Band 1, 2, 3, T-Teens 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Piano 1. LINDA ANDERSON Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, 4-H 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3. BONNIE ARMSTRONG Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Piano 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, officer 2, 4-H 1, 2, Beauty 3. JIMMIE ASHLEY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. TERENCE NOEL ASSINK Transfer Bellevue, Nebr,, Chorus 3, 4, En- semble 3, 4, Quartet 3, 4, Band 4, Hi-Y 4, officer 4, Class officer 4, French Club 4, Football 4, Track 3, 4. RACHEL BARLOW Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextet accompanist 1, 2, 4, Boys Quartet and Ensemble accompanist 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. KATHLEEN BARRY Y-Teens 1, 2, 5Q FHA 2g Chorus 1, 23 Piano 1. WILLARD LEE BEALL Hi-Y 3, 45 French Club 3, 4g Who's Who 3. FRANK BELL Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g 4-H 1, 2, 5, 4. CHARLES' NORMAN BRANUM DAVID BREWER . , , 'Hi-Y1,2,31+H1, 2, 3, 4. GARA GERAND BRITT Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 41 4-H 1, 21 FHA 2, officer 23 Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4-warg' ,IANICE BUTLER B.rncl 1, 2, 5. ll Y-Teens 1. 2, w. 1. officer 5, -ig 4-H 1, 2, 5, 4, officer 2, 53 Chorus 3. 4. SYLVIA CASE Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, fig -I-H 1, 2, 5, -4, officer 1: FHA 2, officer 21 Bnsl-:etbull I1 Chorus 5, fl. OWEN CASTILOXY! Football 1. BETSY CURTIS Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 4, officer 2, 5, -41 Band 1, 2, 3, -lg 4-H 2, 5, -4, officer 51 Basketball 3, 41 XX,1lIL'l'lI11.ll'l 2, reporter 21 Track 2. 3, -4. JOAN KATHRYN DOUGLAS Cl.rss officer 11 Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, -1, officer 2, 3, -lg rl-H 1, 2, 3, -1, officer 2, 31 Chorus 31 FHA 23 SCA All French Club 5. CALVIN W. FARRAR Class officer 2, 51 Hi-Y 4. 67 Y-Teens 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 33 'J 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. S05 wh' LA DONNA HESTER FHA ... MIKE HOGGATT Football 1, Track 1, 2, 4-H 1, Hi-Y 1, 7 THURMAN JAY JACKSON JERRY JAMES 4-H 1, 2, 31 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, captain 4, Class officer 4. JAMES JOHNSON Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE M. JONES Chorus 1, 2, 3, Sextet 2, Ensemble 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Class officer 1, 2, 3 FHA 2, officer 2, Colettes 3, 4, Watchman 2, Cupids Corner 1, 2, 3. JEFF FORTENBERRY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4H 1, 2, 3. ROBERT ALAN FREEMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, French Club 3, 4, Watchman Staff 2. GEORGE LAMAR FURR Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Voice 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Quartet 3, 4. ROBERT MICHAEL FURR Hi-Y 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1. JAMES LARRY GREER Chorus 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Quartet 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, officer 4, Class officer 2, Who's Who 3. JOHN HARRINGTON 4-H 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1. RONALD KENNEDY Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNIE KENNEDY Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. HERBERT KIMBLE 4-H 1, 2, 3. 4- JACKIE LEA Hi-Y1,2, 3, 4. SANDRA LEGGETT Transfer Brookhaven, Y-Teens 4. STEVE LEWIS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Track 31 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H 1, 2, 3. A 3 ,gf , 3 6' 403 KAREN ANN LITTLE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4: 4-H 1, 3, -1 4 Officer 31 Chorus 3. 43 FHA 2. JAMES KENNETH LOVETTE GARY LOWERY 4-H 1, 2, 5, 4, officer 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 41 Football 1, 2, 4. PEGGY JANE MQCARDLE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 42 FHA 21-l-H 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Chorus 5, 4, Ensemble 4. BILLIE SUE MCCURLEY Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4: 44H 1, 2, 31 FHA 2, LAURA MAY McKEE Transfer Franklin County: Y-Teens 3. 4: 4-H 3. 69 MONA MARIE PRICE Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 5, 4, Chorus 3, 43 FHA 2, Class officer 4. SHARON RICE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4, 4-H 1 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference For- ward 2, 3. WILLIAM E. ROBERTS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. HOLLOWAY KEITH RUSSELL Class officer 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 41 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JIMMY SIMONSON Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 41 captain 43 Track 'T 1, ., 3, 4, 4-H 1, Class officer 3, 4. CALVIN PAUL SMITH Basketball 2. 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1 2 3 I-liY1 2 3 4 70 ROBERT MCNAMEE Transfer Brookhaven ANNE MUN SON 4-H 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 7 3, 4, Band 1, Colettes 3, 4, Track 1, 3 DOROTHY FAYE NEWELL Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, 4-H 1, 3, 4, FHA 23 Cho rus 3. FRANK NEWMAN Hi-Y 1. RITA PAGE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, Track 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Piano 1, 2, 3 4. JERRY PIERCE Hi-Y 1, 4. GLORIA SMITH Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 43 4-H 1, 2: FHA 2. LINDA SUE SMITH Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 5, 43 Class officer 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, officer 23 Cheer- leader 2, 53 Beauty 53 Homecoming Maid 3 4 . 1 - GARY DONALD STATHAM Transfer South Pikeg Hi-Y 4. TONY LOUIS STURAT 4-H 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Hi-Y 3, 4. FRED EDGAR THOMPSON Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Hi-Y 1, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Ensemble 3. 43 Quartet 2, 5, 43 Track 33 Football 43 French Club 5, 43 High School Combo 1, 23 Watchman 2. LAVANNA VINZANT Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H 1, 2, 53 Chorus 5. DONALD ALTON WALKER Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4. CHERITE WALKER Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 43 Basketball 3, 53 Band 1, 23 4-H 1, 5. C. L. WATSON Football 13 Basketball 53 4-I-I 2, 3. 4. JOHNNY B. XVATSON Basketball 1, 2, 5, 43 4-H 1, 23 Track 1, 2. GENE WHITE Hi-Y 1, 41 Band 1, 2, 5, 4. KENNETH WOOTEN Football 1, 2, 5, 43 Track 1, 2, 53 Hi-Y 3, 43 4-I-I 1, 2. 7I l li su Q Nl 5 Jumrorze -z-WJ e g. . V swf, 'Q y W' 'LLA 'Q Z1 'V V' 'Z' - ' ai ..,I ' 93 5, , lv' ' . f :gf 5. i ty .. 'wa 4-W. AA Af' 'Q ' a if wf Q Q A Mg!! 'E' 0 ,V . . 1 W . V , if .. .- as W A 1 . '- 1 '. 7 I V by 3. ig? A in X' ' ' ' ' k H W ' E X -. f f 5 3 l ' . f, in X '1 f ,f V. Aff' f- ' H ll., y ' 245' ff , V aww- ', f K . E N? ,. juniors chose as their president, Susie Harrisg vice-president, Elaine Smithg secretary, Moody Davisg treasurer, David Kingg and reporter. Wanda Pettigrew. The sponsors are Mrs. Donald johnson, Mrs. Alton Ricks, and Coach Alton Greenlee. Walter Bell Larry Berch Clifford Calvin Britt Edwin Brown Brian David Burgess Melnee Kay Clopton Billie Gene Cohen Dean Coke -' ,wa- ys l l 1 i 1 v Judy Coleman Dennis Kenneth Cotton Dwight Moody Davis William David Derrick Linda Douglas George Mark Gill Russell Elliot Guymon Roger Dale Hailey Jewel Charls Hall Robert Lee Hamilton James Robert Harrington james Charles Harris Susie Ann Harris Thomas William Harris Mickey Claude Heaton Russell james Hebert Stephen Hudson Martha Carole Hunter Gladys Kathleen jackson jerry jackson N, I a.. ' , ? 1 ., if , '- - If mal? ,. ...H 1 ,,z,, 1 Z .. 'WWWW fg 'w T? fw, if f I I X 4 ' ' 'vi fbg.. A 5 , if f if iff, X f e if f i I I ' f .X ya james Michael jones Dorcas Faye Kennedy james Larry Kimble David Lester King Rachel Elaine Lewis Barbara Ann McCurley Raymond H. Mason Sharron Morris james Moulder Barry Nelson Mullens Kenneth Wayne Munn Sue Carolyn Neal Linda jean Newell Mary Theresa Nordan Dennis Wayne Page Sandra jane Patterson Randy Ray Petes Wanda Gladys Pettigrew Sharron Lynn Pickett Bill A. Raney I I I I Margaret Ressler jerry Robert Rice Sylvia Kay Richmond Earnest Elwood Simmons Miriam Elaine Smith Roger Dale Smith Tommy Smith Lynn Turnbo Marvin Dewitt Twiner Doris Ann Watson Nannie Ruth Watson Alice Merle Wooten Que sera sera 'Zi' Co-Lin-a different view W 7 ga W y, Q 5 Ln. aw ff? fda V ,, 5 Q .of X at M ? 5 yi fx , , 1 I f , fi of ff Wx 5, f f id4M? r f, '- , 'M Q ,, M ,a 7 -l , . f f U V asf Q- Selected as leaders of the sophomore class are President Dixie Davis, Vice-President Donna Granberry, Reporter Claude Lowery, Treasurer Mike Lowery, and Secretary Betty Walker. Their Jerry Edward Ables Nora Lynn Allen George Raymond Ashley Marguerite Barlow Rebecca Ann Barry Richard Curtis Berch Betty Ruth Bland Charlotte Faye Brewer Mike Britt Martha Ellen Brown Janice Carolyn Castilaw Sherry Ann Clanton Marguerite Coke Frank Travis Coker Dixie Dianne Davis Katie Carol Davis Tony Douglas Donna Allyson Granberry Anita Gruchy joan Helene Guymon Sharron Loyce Hailey Patrice Hall Babs Harris Thomas Curtis Heaton Shirley ,Ann Hutson Johnnie Frank james Pamela Ruth james Mildred Kennedy V045 Mike Keys Linda Ann Lea James Edward Lofton Claude Lowery Mike Lowery Myra Lynn Lowery Johnnie Harris Malone james Daniel Martin Linda Martin Gladys Faye Nations Charles Wayne Newell Preston Newman Hiram Newman james Ray Owens Robert Virgil Owens Bobby Gerald Pannell Jo Anne Price Betty jane Roberts Donald Ray Roberts Mike Russell Myrtle MacSills Shirley Simmons Carol Kay Smith June Elizabeth Spitchley Grady Tarver jan Terry janet Diane Thompson Judy Elaine Thompson William Moore Turnbo Betty Jean Walker Duane Wallace Mary Lynn Watts Billie Jean Wfilliams Gene just digr that music! I-IMEN Leading the freshman class are President Rebecca Harris, Vice-President Brenda Smith, Secretary Mike Smith, Treasurer Dale Brent, and Reporter Regina jones. Their sponsors are Mrs. Charles Parsons and Coach Charlie King. li- ff 1' V lf . sf, J Thomas Raymond Ahrend Jesse Gene Anding Barbara Gayle Armstrong Byron jefferson Armstrong sQ C N cy F ye utrey Linda Carol Barlow Irma Sue Berry Ruben Bland Dale Clarice Brent Sammy Eugene Britt Ira Author Carpenter Sheila Murlene Castilaw Kaye Connie Coleman Clyde Corkern Sandra Jean Cotten Phyllis Ann Davis ii Z y T Donna Cecile Day I f J Paul Thomas Dickerson rlt james Marion Douglas William Preston Dungan . ff V f Dwayne Dunn Genice Earls Ronnie Earls Linda Sue Fortenberry Randy Lester Furr Robert Dale Greer Ronny Earl Hall Joyce Ailene Hamilton Mack Hamilton Sarah Rebecca Harris Katherine Ann Hebert J. C. Hester George Gary Higdon Robert Hoggatt Cecil Bell james Regina jones Don Mitchell Keys Linda Estelle Kimble Betty Lou King Rosalyn Rhea Little Carolyn Lowery Don Lusk Charles Dorsey Malone joe Earl Martin Patsy Ruth Martin Vernon Stanley Morris Nancy Ailene Moulcler jimmy Sherl Mullens Keith Stephen Munson Ruth Evelyn Myers William Dale Newell Scotty Ratcliff f N in 1 .. '149 at as f Y i V 'i at ,A K , we-'N A Qzssfi- ,LA ,lim K , UM., xlk Troylyn Scott Brenda Kaye Smith Michael Smith Steve Hugh Tarver Sheila Lorraine Thompson Rusty Varnado Ray Walker Susan Elaine Walker Judy Marie Welter Mike White my an 4 Future beauties? FESTSBJXI -50551117 Hi ACHVITIEQ QTUDENI' GROUPS G-ROOM FUIURE- LEADERS CO'LlN TRXLLIUM WESLEY FOUNDATION DRAMATICS CLUB CHEMISTRY CLUB CHORUS FTA 1 I n mc 4-H 61 SA vwczx lg YMCA scA , p il .- asv vwA W PTK BANDTCOLETTES Ha-Y Y'TEENS FRENCHCLUB WEST MIN STER 84 QTUDENFAQQOCVYYI ON MEMBERS are, from left, jane Allen, Linda Posey, jearl Sasser, Phillip Slay, james Papizan, Advisor F. M. Fortenberry, Hardy Smith, Ted Mangum, Jeanie Myers, Roger Cothren, Sonya White, and Laverne Thames. Student Association promotes general welfare of Co-Lin, creates and maintains standards of good citizenship, creates opportunities for closer cooperation between students and faculty, promotes extracurricular ac- tivities, maintains school spirit. OFFICERS of the Student Association, shown with President Fortenberry, are Treasurer jane Allen, President Hardy Smith, Vice-President La- i verne Thames, and Secretary Sonya White. SCA promotes a Christian atmosphere on campus. ACTIVITIES: Christian Focus Week Thanksgiving Program Christmas Program Religious Emphasis Week Easter Sunrise Service SCA Retreat MEMBERS, Left, Bottom to Top: FIRST ROW: Bob White, Susie Harris, Eldred Wallace, and Carl Cupit. SECOND ROW: Jayne Perritt, Wanda Pet- tigrew, Lynn Turnbo, Dennis Granberry, Joan Douglas, Patricia Hart, Marvene Morris, Ann Page, and Donald Smith. THIRD ROW: Sonya White, Laverne Thames, Rachel Lewis, Jeanie Myers, Alicia Rogers, Jane Allen, Barbara Mc- Cann, Billy Boone, and Millard Mackey. ADVISORS: Miss Zelle Weems, Mrs. John Gruchy, Mr. John Tadlock, and Mr. M. Ray Busby. STUDENT CHRISTIAN AQQCCVTHON STUDENT LEADERS of the SCA are President Bob White, Vice-President Sonya White, Secre- tary Laverne Thames, Program Chairman Dennis Granberry, and Publicity Chairman Jeanie Myers. P-'Ov-1 A-QL: el: IWWMOI YOUNG WOMEN 'Q Cl-IIUQMN AQQOCVYHON YWCA officers are, from left, Mary Murray, vice-president and program chairmang Barbara McCann, presidentg Faye Calcote, secretaryg and Nancy Garrett, publicity chairman. YWCA builds fellowship of women and girls devoted to realization of ideals of Christian faith. FIRST ROW, from left: Sponsor Mrs. Betty Smith, Mary Murray, Barbara McCann, and Faye Calcote. SECOND: Nancy Garrett, Sonya White, and Lintla Dunaway. THIRD: Gail Lofton, Mildred Mason, and Alice Faye Walker. YOUNG ME-N'Q CHRISTIAN AQQOCVYNON -5 FIRST ROW: Willie Barfoot, David Campbell, Billy Boone, and james Richmond. SECOND: Curtis Posey, Ben Hughes, james Davis, THIRD: Donald Smith, sponsor Mr. john Landress, Thomas Hall, and Charles Smith. YMCA deepens awareness of life's basic issues. we I4 S 22.- Xx Ei' . R 'ii' .alas ll: Q 1D qs: 'i' 17 l' . , -, ll., .Sturm suf- R POSING IN PLEASANT surroundings are Y.M.C.A. officers Thomas Hall, Billy Boone, James Davis, and Donald Smith. 5 1 l l l l l l YJEENQ Y-Teens seek to realize ideals of the Christian faith, build fellow ship, and serve Copiah-Lincoln. OFFICERS FIRST ROW, from left: President Joan Douglas, Vice-President Betsy Curtis, Sec- retaries Betty Walker, Martha Brown, Di- anne Thompson, and Rachel Lewis. SECOND ROW: Music Chairmen Linda Sue Smith and Wanda Pettigrew, Serv- ice Chairman Anne Munsong S.C.A. Repre- sentative Susie Harrisg Service Chairman Donna Granberry, Music Chairman Rita Page. THIRD ROW: Publicity, Janice Butlerg Program Chairmen Martha Hunter and Lynn Turnbog Publicity, Sharon Price. NOT PICTURED: Program Chairman Elaine Smith, Advisor Mrs. john Land- ress. HI -Y HI-Y officers are, seated: David King, preside-ntg Keith Russell, vice-presidentg standing, from left: Larry Greer, chaplaing jerry Rice, reporterg and Terry Assink, secretary. Their advisor is Mr. Alton Greenlee. Hi-Y emphasizes clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholar ship, and clean living. . 1.. ,A , . Wesson Baptist Church First-Place g Homecoming Display Christmas party for orphans 0 college life. BSU relates Christian experience to BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS Eldred Wallace--President Millard Mackey-Vice-President Mary Murray-Vice-President Sonya White-Devotional Chairman James Davis-Publicity Chairman Donald Smith--Music Chairman Dorm Representatives: Hardy Smith-Sophomore Men Ruth Jones-Sophomore Women James Papizan-Freshman Men Diann Beeson-Freshman Women Mary Love Walker-Sunday School Representative Roger Cothren--Training Union Representative Jeanie Myers-Social Chairman Glen Zumbro-Mission Chairman Willie Barfoot4Editor Joyce Thornton--Y.W.A. Representative John W. Tadlock-Director SITTING: Diann Beeson, Millard Mackey, Sonya White, Mary Murray, Eldred Wallace, Glen Zumbro, and Joyce Thornton. STANDING: Roger Cothren, Carolyn Ruth jones, James Donald Smith, Mary Love Walker, Hardy Smith, Jeanie Myers, and James Davis. ANN HAQQEUTNE YOUNG WOMEN 'Q AUX!!-VXIZY W FIRST ROW: Janet Smith, Alicia Rogers, Sonya White, Patricia I-Iart, Laverne Thames, Faye Calcote, Mary Murray, Joyce Thornton. SECOND ROW: Ann Dickey, Linda Free, Gail Brumfield, Lynda Gayle Ashley, Linda Case, jane Allen, Diann Beeson. THIRD ROW: Patricia Smith, Virgina Owens, Betsy Lee, Robie Sullivan, Linda Sauls, Jeanie Myers. YWA studies the purpose, the people, and the procedure of the World mission. 'I All l M , I K l 1 flips Z3 OFFICERS of the Y.W.A are, from left, Mary Ann Dickey, Jeanie Myers, Linda Faye Calcote, Linda Case, and President Joyce Thornton. 9l Wesley strengthens students faith in God. WESLEY officers are, from left, Den- nis Granberry, Buzzy Clopton, Carl Cupit, Laverne Thames, Alicia Rogers, and Jane Allen. Wesson Methodist Church FOUNDAHON SEATED, from left, Lola Case, james Donald Smith, Doreen Case, Alicia Rogers, Jane Allen, Laverne Thames, Carl Cupit, and Linda Sauls. SECOND ROW: Dennis Granberry, sponsor Miss Zelle Weems, James Davis, Johnny Martin, Linda Faye Calcote, Carolyn Calcote, Millard Mackey, Buzzy Clopton, and Candace Westbrook. THIRD ROW: Tommy Cotten, Hardy Smith, Kenneth Robinson, and Don Butler. IRC develops understanding of state, national, and world affairs. TOURING THE WORLD are Mrs. Vivian Byrd, sponsor, Barbara McCann, social chairmang Alicia Rogers, secretary: james Donald Smith, president, Jeanie Myers, publicityg Willie Barfoot, vice-president, and James Davis, publicity. wiv-P- 7 -v fu m- : Y--X fy K 5-in 'ef I- in rf . aa' 'Z i t'35 '7 S 5, A, t yr sw., , it V ni kj I N '- w la X fix 5' i ! .-fs: 1 ,aw if C In U HOMECOMING QP- , 60 I NT E STANDING: james Donald Smith. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynda W. Posey, Barbara McCann, Billy Boone, Candace Westbrook, Linda Free. SECOND: James Davis, Ben Hughes, Jeanie Myers, Michael Posey, Thomas Hall, David Campbell, Curtis Posey. THIRD: Alice Faye Walker, Linda Sauls, Homer Burns, Alicia Rogers, Willie Barfoot. FOURTH: jane Allen, Danny Dykes, Mrs. Vivian Byrd, Lola Case. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Calcote. Ronny Smith, Jean Stubbs, Alfonso Awad, Mary Murray, Bill Nettles. -1 ,Hsu ii: kfvv if K .,faI Vg 42556. FTA Prepares for the Future. LOOKING TO THEIR FUTURE are james Donald Smith, program chair- man, Mary Murray, program chairman, Bobby Jean Barlow, secretary-treasurer, Mary Ann Dickey, presidentg and Roy Rushing, program chairman. ff 40,0 TEACHERS OF AMEEJCA FIRST ROW: Alice Faye Walker, Karen McMillan, Jo Ann Thames, Robie Sullivan, Ann Dickey, Sonya White, jane Allen Alicia Rogers, Gail Brumfield, Betsy Lee, Mary Murray, Virginia Fortenberry, and Linda Sauls. SECOND: james Davis, Donald Smith, Charles Smith, Homer Burns, Roy Rushing, Willie Barfoot, David Campbell, Tommy Cotten Miss Zelle Weems, sponsor, and Harold Clopton. 94 Chemists delve into mysteries of science. 414' X R Award-winning Homecoming display . . Kr f QA HOPING their experiment works are Treasurer Glen Zumbro, ' R. 1 6 5 I ' it ' eww t f, , sf- H ' ' ,, i 4 ' ,A .C af - A1 .9 I? I W: f 4 .. I Y, Vice- President Jerry Delziughter, Secretary Sonya Wluite, and President Bob White. CHEMIQIPY MEMBERS of the Chem Club are, left to right, Sonya Wlmite, Zelda Prescott, Dale Sullivan, Glen Zumbro, Bob White, Dudley Sandifer, Robert Wickliffe, jerry Delaughter, Phillip Slay, Billy Munson, Brad Noffsinger, Carl Cupit, Kenneth Robinson, Maryetta Hesselgesser, :incl Hardy Smith. STUDYING the control board in the language lab are Dennis Gran- berry, presiclentg Carl Cupit, re- porter, Heddy Miller, vice pres- iclentg and Elizabeth McNamee, secretary-treasurer. Pierre welcomes alumni. Le Cercle Francais studies French language, people, and customs. MEMBERS are, left to right, bottom to top, Sonya Wlmite, Hedcly Miller, Elizabeth Mc- Namee, Rachel Lewis, Rachel Barlow, Martha Hunter, janet Smith, john Hoffman, Dennis Granberry, Ralph Turnbo, Junior Guymon, Bobby Freeman, Michael Corban, Terry Assink, Steve Wootetm, Eddie Thompson, Carl Cupit, Lee Beall, Tommy Smith, and Mrs. Amelia Purser, sponsor. FIZENCI-I If J-ff k.-- 1.'V.qMf-' f ,f , f V, , , , , I V f ' 1 , , fm ,' f Q X , f ,a ' 3, f P ff ff fff-,-9,e.f'f f ' A' ' ff,-,M M, , .., , V f. ,,.,,,.,,,1.:-,z A ' ' an In -'Y , ,, ,Af .....,,,..........- 4 wwf , w f f ' f V ww , 7 , ,A W WX! .M 1 . wu..a,,M,M,,vM4. , rf w..,1y,,,w f, ,f ,c sf 4,5 .- - E' f4',pf ,gy jg , Q' y,',:gf5, ' --,f9fgA gh f M , X ' Y X I 1 f J f f ,QW Q4 MM X X, 2,4 X , , , , , ' V ' l 'Q If 'kid 'I , ' Q ' 'wwf----I 7- ' 1,wm:,4:'wf1gm'f-Wffm. , , W .A+ Q Q f f ,, Q f W 'T , 2 , , ..'.,-,...5 t 27. bf. i , Ayr ' V V Y inf x ' Q fa K ' f ni , WM -a Y.,, Mx. Y .x . 1 2 X, 2 1 Q '12 fy , -- A .1 ,,.1 mv q 'f 1 -QL 4 Md. M , K, ,,,, A, 5 ., 'sf 5- ' X ia 45' S QB QV MQ an-9 1 Ms, 6011 HSV I U Q Cl-IOIZLS Sopranos, altos, tenors, basses blended in harmonious melody. LADIES' ENQEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Laverne Thames, Patricia Case, Diann Beeson, Doreen Case, Carolyn Ruth Jones, Betty Cotton, Elizabeth Denison, Linda Free. FIRST ROW: from left, Sonya White, Maryetta Hesselgesser, Linda Free, Patricia Case, Sue Burris, Jayne Perritt, Brenda Brumfield, and Laverne Thames. SECOND: Priscilla McDaniel, Lola Case, Gradene Smith, Mary Murray, Cecil Fullington, james Davis, Dennis DIIZECTOIZ 1-1. 'Un wx X ,nm , Granberry, Larry Barr, Marvene Morris, Betty Cotton, and Sherra Crawford. THIRD: Diann Beeson, Ruth Jones, Noel Jacobs, Bill Barnes, john McKee III, Hubert Greer, james Donald Smith, Curtis Posey, Gary Henley, Doreen Case, and Elizabeth Denison. MIQQ JUL!!! OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonya White, social chairman, La- verne Thames, presidentg James Davis, librarian, Lincla Free, robe chairman, Mary Murray, treasurer, James Donald Smith, librarian, Carolyn Ruth jones, vice- president, and Gradene Smith, secretary. COLLEGE MENS ENQEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Cecil Fullington, Bill Barnes, Noel Jacobs, James Donald Smith, Hubert Greer, Gary Henley, Larry Barr, and Dennis Granberry. ' li 5555355 H U'-Qtr Q4 HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Directed by Mr. johnny Russell GIRLS' SEJCIET BOYS' LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Castilaw, Barbara Harris, Melnee FROM LEFT: Terry Assink, Bobby Freeman, George Furr, and Clopton, Susie Harris, Wanda Pettigrew, and Donna Granberry. Eddie Thompson. 3 3 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' ENSEMBLE MEMBERS are, from left, Bobby Freeman, Larry Greer, Terry Assink, Bill Roberts, Eddie Thompson, George Furr, and David Derrick. Amahl and the Night Viyilorr Clarmmar Omlorla HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' ENSEMBLE FROM LEFT: Betty Ables, Carolyn Castilaw, Peggy Mc- Cardle, Barbara Harris, Melnee Clopton, Susie Harris, Sharron Morris, Wanda Pettigrew, Donna Granberry, Pat Hall, Nora Allen, and Theresa Nordan. We? , Q fy V A V A s ' is - w, ' - ' X f , lf t l ' zrjig ., t 5 x f , . :V 'A ' 2. . f A r Sag- f Q ,, 7 2 n . .xi E g If og fl . sf ff s 5 ' 1 xi 91 N I if +.. x x!! I M if x eu -.N U x X 5' to I l T xv ko I Tl-IE CO-UN SHOW COLETTE captains for this year are, from left, Sonya Wfhite, Charlotte Roberts, and Linda Jo Powell. , 57 7 W ' D1rector Mr Clyde W1lSOD The third oldest group of its kind in the United States, the Colettes are much in demand for per- formances in parades, at conventions, and for var- ious civic and social clubs. This year the Colettes were chosen to represent Mississippi at the National County Agents Convention in New Orleans, The Mississippi Jaycees have chosen the Co-Lin Show Band and Colettes to represent the State 'laycees at their national conventions in Louisville, Ky. and Dallas, Texas, for the last two years. Mr. Clyde Wilson, band director at Co-Lin for six years, can remember many highlights of the organization. The Cherry Blossom Festival, the Cotton Carnival, major Mississippi parades, and many other performances have been attended by the group. Choreographer for the Colettes is Mrs. Betty jo Stuart of Brook- haven. COLETEQ BAND OFFICERS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Floyd Meredith, pres- ident, joan Douglas, high school representative, Joe Bowlin, sophomore representative, and Dennis Gran- berry, freshman representative. SECOND ROW: Larry Greer, high school representative, Dale Sullivan, sophomore representativeg and Butch Dear, freshman representative. OOLEUEQ PROVETI-IEEE IQ NO new oousrna was nose zwuzlegoeev EUQINEQQ LIKE SHOW EUQINEQQ 1964-1965 Co-Lin Colettes are, from left, Sonya White, Ann Munson Dianne Fortenberry Melnee Clopton, Wanda Pettigrew, Charlotte Ready, Antoinette Kelly Sarnmye Lusk Elizabeth Hill Melba Wilson, Frances Berry, Joyce Smith, Rose Marie josey, Lola Case Dianne Culpepper Linda Powell Louise Pickett, Maureen Sellers, Beverly Britt, Marie May, jo Ann Thames Brenda Brooks Ruby Moore, Joyce Jones, and Charlotte Roberts. WORKING hard to get the props ready for the next show are band managers Hollis Cowen, Frank Dungan, Brad Noffsinger, james Richmond, and Kenny Robinson. ki SUBSCRIPTION staff member Gail Lofton, I activities staff member Millie Mason, and .Ac- tivities Editor Nancy Mangum discuss the clubs section. 11-IETTPJL CO-EDITORS Charlotte Roberts and Carolyn Runnels are pic- tured during one of their planning sessions. ' V n Selling ads, planning, drawing layouts, taking and identifying pictures, typing, and sponsoring the beauty pageant, the Bloomer ' NANCY GARRETT, features editor, shows staff members Judy Ray, Karen McMillan, and Virginia Owens pictures for their section. ios y SPORTS EDITOR janet Smith and staff mem- bers James Papizan and Linda jo Powell select a sports' layout. UUM SIZXFF l , , v- SPONSOR Mr. Larry I-Iogue and annual artist Sidney Lee were snapped by THE TRILLIUM'S photographer ' While they were working on the staff's Homecoming display. - .T . Q ,W ., .a f ,I M A W We ' 'A if THE TRILLIUM'S business manager, Alice Faye Walker, finds humor in the annual's financial situation. Bowl, and who's who are parts of The Trillium's activities. , COPY EDITOR Rose Marie Josey offers her assistant, Ellen Maddox, a layout for inspection. SONYA WHITE, high school class editor, I h t ' h Ad ' ' iffgfs oiicfgips O S W vemsmg LINDA 'DUNAWAY,' subscription editor, poses as a pretty subject for TRILLIUM photog-t rapher Alfonso Awad. IO7 D CQ 'N THESPIANS shown are, left to right, Charles Smith, Tommy Fore, Janette Raulins, Joyce Smith, Greg Rushing, Rita Davis, Robert Cloy, Melba Anderson, Charlotte Reid, Mr. John Landress, Allen Hoggatt, Bob White, Hollis Cowen, Sonya White, Bobbie Barlow, Rita Floyd, James Richmond. Mary Love Walker, Nancy Mangum, Barbara Williams, and Ben Hughes. K xvs Provides wholesome enter r i REHEARSING a scene with Mr. Landress, sponsor, are Melba Anderson, sec- retary, Greg Rushing, president, and Tommy Fore, vice-president. Amabl and Ike Night Vififorr Bm 1 tainment at Co-Lin Greg Rushing, Rita Davis, Janette Raulins, and Rita Floyd Enter the Hero Charles, Rita, Allen, Mellon, Joyce, and Daphne Lnntlress Eternal Life K, ,W,.v4 'S- iii Daniel, and Hollis Cowen If Men Played Cards as NX'omen Do Tommy Fore, james Richmond, Freddie, M 1 J l l C. l r l l l l l l l IO9 l ACTIVE MEMBERS SEATED: Alicia Rogers, Virginia Fortenherry, Jeanie Myers, and jane Allen. STANDING: Sponsor Miss Willie Mae Hamill, Gwen Cavin, Ann Dickey, Hardy Smith, Sonya White, Bob White, Zelda Prescott, and Carolyn Runnels. OFFICERS of Co-Lin's chapter of the national honorary scholastic society are Alicia Rogers, treasurerg Jeanie Myers, vice-presiclentg jane Allen, president, and Virginia Fortenberry, secretary. The officers are shown studying to represent the fact that acceptance into this selective organi- zation requires a grade point average above B or 2.4 or above. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1 S 9 Q1 f : - 5 S W S SL Phi Theta Kappa promotes scholar- ship, develops character, cultivates fellowship. i L' I A f M Hr. OMECOMING Their Christmas Tea . . . Honoring The Faculty . . . LLL- And The Honor Students 41 SPRING initiates are, first row, from left, Nita Sue Smith, Carolyn Calcote, Linda Newell, and Laura Catt. STAND- ING: Linda Free, Dennis Granberry Carolyn Runnels, and Tommye Budwah a l FIRST ROW: from left, Sponsor Mrs. J, P. Gruchy, Wanda Pettigrew, Anita Gruchy, Lynn Turnbo, and Charlotte Roberts. SECOND: Robert Hamilton, Bob White, Butch Dear, William Lee, and Laddie Campbell. INQTE-F21 FELLOWSHIP Westminster aims to lead each member to deeper spiritual thinking and promotes desire to know Christ. Wesson Presbyterian Church 'WW i ,iff X . fifi Nf Q fffffy xii xx Z' g if X 5 fly , I X T lull' r 44 Pzexx 14' .f ,, lt l K0 gil M M 'll NX, vm' , OFFICERS President4Wanda Pettigrew Vice-President-Anita Gruchy S.C.A. Representative-Lynn Turnbo Sponsor-Mrs. J. P. Gruchy QPOIZIQ XA XX QXXXW 0+ F wy XWXQZ igduincg Moo 1'15sQLxf.xQ,ef55L4ETBiAL1f X XX XQx K rl f fyffirf Tefwworalo, XXQX W6 XZ pggpo xixx 'k'Q'B'L Y M wk avvozfvridsm X CSYDXBWERKS . G! '71, f 4 N XX Xxx OO CH EPS 6' vm, -I ' W ,Q . e ,,,, Z A ' if 1 1,5 ' ,,,, M A , A fe-SPX X KN' V , X .. l, , y V4 , K 3 i Y N KN Q X ,i f, 5 , 0 2 I ' + 4 x l it T PEPPER-UPPERS for the Wolves this season were, left to right, Rita Davis, Laverne Thames, Head Cheerleader Terry Tyler, Sandra Smith, Patsy Higdon, and Love Walker. f. A. we ,,q, , l FIG!-FV! Ylgsj OO UN WOLVEQ -1964 I if ii Q , 2 J 5 4155 'K' FIRST ROW fleft to fight, Ken Porter James Ard, jim Williams Irm Robbrns joe Robblns Ken Ezell Tommy Clark Cecrl Pucl-.ett Pat Breland, SECOND Tommy Mrller mlnager Rrchard Harrigill, Timmie Mlllrs Rrehard Berth lXllLl'xC'3 Hughes Mxke Mallory Ted Manqum Tommy Henry, Lonnie Harper manager THIRD Head Coach Bob Rlclxetts Blll Poole Ruff Rushing, Charl1e Wlxltten Ken Youngblood John Frnley Bobby Marlow Shrrl Smrth Asst Coach Alton Greenlee FOURTH Dale Boleware Brlly Womack Ladclre Campbell, Larry Foster Ru ly Smxth Daud SCORES East. Miss Perkinston Delta Southwest Holmes Northwest Jones , Itawamba Pearl River Hinds . Speedster Vifllllams lu s leather against Northwest y Z ' , R xv f-A 84 ,ae 2 JIM ROBBINS BILL POOLE CHARLIE WHITTEN Halfback EDCI THCICIC Honorable Mention-All-State KEN EZELL Quarterback All-State Defensive Back 5 I Q I Q I I I f w 5 X RICHARD BEACH Halfback N Q ' 4 , 1 Q64-es QOPHOMOPEQ SHIRL SMITH Y.. Center Honorable Mention-All-State 7555 in f 4: 41 2 1- ,av fs ff, K an LADDIE CAMPBELL Guarcl Honorable Mention-All-State if 6 ,ff ,r S . if wr 1 3'-'S 49' HF WX' , My Z, V TIMMIE MILLIS Tackle Honorable Mention-All-State 'won r 'Q 55' M ,Ta k V 1 we B .Elo 4, -' .vu A GOP!-IQ. JIM WILLIAMS Halfback COACHES: HEAD COACH: Bob Ricketts ASSISTANT COACH: Alton Greenlee 11,1 E13 , H A. gr' , fl v. . Ezfzfv iw bw' 4? XXV V' , z S Q2 ?:,mi,,,,1'm'S 1 , x- -f . . : 1' . .gil 1 71 7 z Q ' , ' LARRY FOSTER End if? 4 l 'fix MIKE MALLORY Guard 6' :,u.'..M. .sl ig-a,Z.f , . ' I. Y -23 QW Z , N ff if f 9 . 'Nu , 4, X a v if AUQIQ MZ .S ff ,Q FPEQHMAN GIZIDDEIZQ BOBBY MARLOW Quarterback yqgrv DOUGLAS CLANTON Tackle Honorable Mention-All-State UVOLVEQ END 24-6 MCTOPX 162 TOMMY CLARK Guard an ff- ' a T 1 A 1 , , TOMMY HENRY Halfback Mf- :W A X MICKEY HUGHES Fullback I ,I-mf +1 my 'Wsqfy' KEN PORTER End SEASON Wm-I OVEIZ I-IINDQ ,Q lr in f 'QI I I C. v R A 'I I - E I ' I' V E -rsbiivvhjy A Q I IW. I Q41f,ffSff',35f.z4Iig Q, , ,M .IOE ROBBINS mf 4' 'f f I i Halfbnck 'V 'fe , I,:f ,,,gVKf3 5 , ' If ' ' ' I I I, I I ff? W I ,S ' I I .Q I I I JAMES ARD I Halfback DALE BOLEWARE End I' , V .1 25 sfmazzl '3 .vias xx B in I PAT BRELAND Halfback Ie '1 CK ,n N3 f' I 1 I I I V I I 1. V I is I l A In ani GEORGE RUSHING JOHN FINLEY TED MANGUM Tackle Center Guard RUDY SMITH Tackle MANAGERS Tommy Miller-Lonnie Harper Practice . . . Nl, , A Makes . . . Perfect me-4-es BAS LEFT TO RIGHT: Statistician Thomas Fauver, Ronny Smith, Carl Kent, Lloyd Boggan Hardy Smith, Clayton Jones, David Guynes, Ralph Newell, Lonnie Case, Roy Rushing, joel Smith Sonny Smith, Bob White, and Loyd Ashley. Kneeling in the center is Wolf Coach Alton Ricks SCHEDULE C0-Lin Opponent C0-Lin Oppofzefzl 62 Southwest 65 73 Northwest 84 Jones East Central 55 Pearl River Holmes 73 Perkinston Hinds 71 Delta Pearl River 85 Miss. College Freshmen Perkinston 76 Hinds Jones 86 Hinds Hglmeg 76 Northwest Southwest 67 Northeast Delta 74 Southwest East Central 72 Northwest Pearl River QOPHOMOEEQ HARDY SMITH 6-2 Forward BOB WHITE 5-10 Guard WW CS Q55 f fd, ','g.w454'y f ,, yn ,, .1 s1xVgWf M, Q W 1 Q ff 4' XA' 1 I - - f ,fiff 'f wi Nj? ri W 5 ak af 'Z is 9: 2 ' I is 5 in' I ,W ' 4 , Y 6 zf Q 4 Q, '- ? f ,f N 1 2? Q, Lk ROY RUSHING 6-2 Forward RALPH NEWELL 6-4 Center Mk: x,.0,i.., f Mfg? f I 1' ,ffl ffdpixff ,Af lf MQ ,G Af ff' 9 2 W4 -iw , f M664 Z X if ,of W? f 4- if .swf ., . .... .,1y,,f,.., M ,155,:,,,,.-.::-g-gr-1:-55xv' ' ,,,, A ? , 3, ,.,:: :Q-. '.:-5--1-',r:::,-wit' V '4:j.i.E'f:':':IE.E:1'. I' PSI- 3 f' I I . , ., .,,, , X ,f 9' v A wwf gf X sf 44 a 1 qv Wf , J 5 ' LLOYD BOGGAN SONNY SMITH 5-IO Guard 6' Guard LONNIE CASE 6-2 Forward RONNY SMITH 5-5 Guard ,IOEL SMITH CLAYTON JONES 6-2 Forward FI-EES!-IMEN if x IE LOH D ASHLEH 5-10 Guard 6' Guard HIGH SCHOOL DEIZQ COBRAS were aided this year by, from left, Susie Harris, Donna Granberry, Sharon Pickett, Elaine Smith, Martha Brown, and Katie Davis. 9 27 'V WWW ff A, f f OO-UN HIGH SCHOOL OOBIZAQ wvwtlif 'fi-iv ' 1-Avi? , , H ,, I W ,, iz ff M ir E., - 1 lg ft 4 QA .1 'Q' fr .2 FIRST ROW: fleft to right, Willie Dungan, Scott Ratcliff, jimmy Lofton, Bob Owens, Mike Russell, Johnny James, Brian Burgess, Rusty Varnado, Robert Hoggatt. SECOND: Johnnie Malone, Mickey Heaton, Jeff Fortenberry, Terry Assink, Bill Raney, Sammy Britt, Steve Tarver, Kenneth Munn, Gene Anding. THIRD: jimmy Simonson, Charles Hall, Steve Lewis, Ira Carpenter, Gary Lowery, Keith Russell, Kenneth Wooten, Walter Bell. FOURTH: David Derrick, Don Keys, Dale Smith, Mike Hoggatt, Eddie Thompson, Paul Smith, jerry james, jerry Rice, Randy Petes. 3? Q . ,M ww. ,MM-,,.,,, C i nggjf. I I A COACH CURTIS Q .S aww MCMILLAN COACH CHARLIE KING MANAGERS David Derrick-Randy Petes 'Cub' C C5 3 , AU, STEVE LEWIS STEVE TARVER SAA! , CHARISEEH Quarterback Guard BRITT b. f mf I25 e 3 5 'K 1 mm 4, . V N . ' R. - Q , ' - Q . 1 . 5 9?5fiF-Kfl55 fNf ' , ,. 56- T -A v EW Ms wig: A615 R N3 - , wwzmw gyyi . .5 . Q5 .2 f ' 0 at -0 Q 4 1 J Sf 0, N 17' 9' 1 Ai' - A Q' R WK V 2 1 ' K X F 5, X ,, z .6 4 W Y R ff Ii. 4 new ww N. , f 'T ff up A '- Tv' - f , . . 5. . N... W. , , . -' . my My EBQRRQQ ' A . - - i ,,i.., .- - ,,,. fr , X 5 3 R f . 3s Q ,S .R , R N ff, Q - ' . f- - 3. T . 2 1 - m51Tf' 9539 X-'51 . Q'fz1iff ' . QM... . . , .7 . , ,. . . . MR, ., L, MM Sp. , A . -. L L nf? 1' 5 . . 'a -wwf, fe LL-jf R A - Eixf: iggxqiif'-L A 1 if A Q' 164' 3 qv 5' x sv ,Q 1 , 2 . 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F-wv.eIQ1a M ! , .73 ,W J , 'gl --1-MQ: . gr gm UNGAN MIKE HOG H M 1 ...Q ' 2353 .QQI WILLIAM D H GATT M ,,,f,,4i j2,LLj.' 'fag ,' I alfback SCOTTY RATCLIFF EDDIE A 'I Tix THOMPSON 5 Tackle GARY LOWERY V Tackle End Tackle MICKEY HEATON JEFF FOR W V. Quarterback FUIIQSZBERRI' ,4. i I I '-is . . ., .Lf ,' ' I. .WZ '54 , 'j ,f ' wg . H A ,, 'V A ., f A ,.' . . ' , II .1 f I I 1' ' , K iw ' 7' A-' , I 'A M M , Q. ,, 'fffgg I If . , , 43 I I L, VV 7 ? 55 I . - ' N x y -A . , , I x, qi E D LE - Z - 'ki Y! - . mls qifg - AL W' . I Q ffiigi' if M ., - K if - 'QA E k -U ., 11 I .. Q- ' .. -' - 2,,,f:fLfIf I - . , i:..r'z152z. I . ykzylfgf,-X tkfv tiq ,,i ,f 15, N V A s MA f. Ll-A-t,,, , I - -I K , .-zu. .J mf F 1 ' 37 .sQfif.,f'fg ,I ' Ah L 'I I -:WISE 'QL--ww 'Nw . ' f,,A I' I . N I 1 .rv , I 'if 31: I' ' 'ff ,fy I .ft 7 ' pg f' H . ,aQffqQLiA.TEfQli , . N, I ri . . f 5' 2' - I . A . 5 N. in , . .5 I I., hliil? :QT g ' RT . Uni.. :A , 1- 1-4-141 ,v 'L I' 4- Qi, ' . wsu . ,-V1 A I 'I ,. . 'F' - 2,gm.,h X! , ' , 'J A ,, K Q If- I If -I-. v xjz l-rf ., 15 : , I NNN 1 , 1' - V 5 'N , 'Ng I A ,GL A.- V ' :S A 5 ' l27 CO-LIN HIGH SCHOOL COBRA GIRLS Monticello Invitational Champions -,- FIRST ROW, left to right, Lynn Turnbo, Jan Terry, Betsy Curtis, Regina jones, Kaye Coleman. SECOND ROW, Nora Allen, Brenda Smith, Sharon Rice, Rebecca Harris, Betty Walker. 1964-65 COBRA BOYS FIRST ROW, left to right, Willie Dungan, Johnny James, Sammy Britt, Rusty Varnado, Brian Burgess. SECOND ROW, Mike Britt, johnny Watson, David Derrick, Scotty Ratcliff, Coach Charlie King. l28 COACH CHARLIE KING MANAGER MIKE HOGGATT COBRA BOYS DAVID DERRICK Forward JOHNNY JAMES MIKE BRITT BRIAN BURGESS JOHNNY WATSON Guard Center Guard Center SAMMY BRITT Guard XVILLIAM DUNGAN Forward 'f SCOTTY RATCLIFF RUSTY VARNADO Forward Guard I29 COBRA SHARON RICE COACH BETTY WALKER Forward Forward .CURTIS MCMILLAN REGINA JONES BRENDA SINIITH BETSY CURTIS KAYE COLEMAN Forward Guard Forward Forward ,A I ,,,, V .,.,, ' 'f !fiff'QH'?' a '--' 1 '5fff7fiZf'fZf-'4'.15ff'f 7 'N' ' I .... WW! I ' 4 we L 'f' f' , ,., AV . r r A X , . 4 1' xg 5 , A.: ., .... .Ma 1 W .. .,,..,... - Q, M I . af -' ., , K , , NORA ALLEN Guard I30 REBECCA HARRIS JAN TERRY LYNN TURNBO Forward Guard Guard Tmznz Pinola Crystal Springs Bogue Chitto New Hebron Monticello Loyd Star Monticello Tournament Monticello Prentiss Bogue Chitto Monticello New Hebron Franklin Pinola Franklin Enterprise Crystal Springs Enterprise I v X L' WWF 4 B? 'B' wil il High School Gridiron Action' GEACTION AND I-IONOIZQ S 0 plaomoref: Richard Beach Laddie Campbell Ken Ezell Larry Foster Mike Mallory Timmie Millis Bill Poole jim Robbins Shirl Smith Charlie Whitten jimmy Williams F refimzezz: Dale Boleware Doug Clanton Tommy Clark john Finley Tommy Henry Ted Mangum Bobby Marlow Joe Robbins Rudy Smith Hazlehurst Brookhaven Natchez New Hebron Natchez Mendenhall Natchez Natchez Natchez Hazlehurst Mendenhall Crystal Springs aim ss. i .F- mit Meadville KEN EZELL was selected first- Meadville team on the ALL-STATE de- Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Magee Natchez Natchez Brookhaven RALPH NEWELL, 6'4 cen- ter, was named permanent CAPTAIN and was the unani- mous choice for the ALL- STATE squad. Sopbomorefr David Guynes Ralph Newell Roy Rushing Hardy Smith Bob White Freylamefz: Lloyd Boggan Lonnie Case BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Crystal Springs Loyd Star West Lincoln Monticello Wesson Mendenhall West Lincoln fensive unit. H ozzomble Mention ALL-STATE Laddie Campbell Doug Clanton Timmie Millis Bill Poole Shirl Smith Lending grozzfzd-gfzifzerr' jim Robbins jimmy Williams joel Smith West Lincoln y Ronnie Smith Loyd Star K Statistician- Toby Fauver Manager- Tommy Cotten I32 uowaoomme ,vigil Eg BEAUnEQ CEGIDW A wuoc wuo wt HALL OF FAME Senior Maid Linda Smith and escort Jim- my Simonson. l i Serving at the dance . . . I-I NG This is where it all began. Miss Sonya Wlmite we r 1 f rf wget Head Cheerleader Terry Ty- ler, Head Colette Rose Marie , s 'h,E- MissCharlotteR b r Josey Queen Jane? 'mt ? Offfe cort Hardy Smith, 19635 aid' . 2 ' X Miss Linda Smith 1964 Queen janet Smith, f f Miss Madelyn Folkes, 5 and Master Don Strick- gi' W F land. janet-up close. 2 -'A ati Scene from one of the two Homecoming dances . . . Miss Tommye Budwah ueen Sondra ordan and Q U J , Alumni President Mrs. Nell S- MHSSEY- Miss Patsy Higdon if W ,, ,,,.,.,...,...-.-f-'--- Ill li, ig nl :sin M ff, L ., , SCHOOL l M s . ., D J .1llE'UHlf-X - Miss Susie Harris l35 w .sw Senior Display mb, Ninth Grade Float gf my f?'4,,, ta ,gg 'mga' f I ww. f V' Ike X fx - ' an . iii: it ' , A :iff i ug B4 ent ra C ' -' 3 .4 ' , -- if gf 'l 4 1, -S f - ' f :i JQ1,E V ' 1.31 , ' f- ' , W . V- , ,..,.,.,, T, T, , A V ,, , ---- T V 5, K , ga A ' jf. 4-:Zz I v: .. .1 f il ,,.. X! Q., S4 K. Q, 6, .. 4 'Vi 'Y gl- hx U A . El I : ' . '-J-4 5, Q N - 1 V - 2- if r 5 f 7 X, , 'Q Grade , E - f f -5 Oat .,,,. 1:32113 ,, Aw... .. liar:-v 1::-.g-,,,.,.. 5. vi, A - zzz' 14' .,.. A . nf 5 X -. , 6 Q ,ww f .ffsffv X ,F 1' Q Y Q. -.jg .453 g ,W ji ' 464 Q V. -6 1.2917 Awmmrf DISPLAYS, . MADE H ,, Q0 ING The Band Award-XVinner The Co-Lin Show Band and Colettes- on parade. The Elementary Band DANCEQ FOGYEN-L, AND A MEADE ING 1964 BEE '-'ill' :Q i gifpf 'Z Y 1 - - .yffw NL , ww fatale ' - ' f v.. 45 , . f-- f , ff ,W X , fi - ff Iqfb , ,M l 1'1 ' 7, , :I'2:' gif ,Q Hfy A YAP XJ The Wolx'es are honored. ' f Choir Float Y.W. and Y.M.C.A Float Future Teacher 5 Car Y-Teen's Award-Winner-First Place X Wfg .1214 AT THE DANCE jimmy Simonson Senior Mald Linda Smith Joe Robbins Freshman Maid Tommye Buclwah Hollis Cowen Sophomore Maid Sonya White Elclred Wallace Homecoming Queen Janet Smith Sophomore Maid Charlotte Roberts Ellis Perkins Freshman Maid Patsy Higdon jerry Adams junior Maid Susie Harris Bob White 1964 H MING3- AND Tl-IP-H21 EQCOEJQ AT THE GAME: Susie Harris Moody Davis- Patsy Higdon jerry Delaughter- Eldred Wallace Sonya White' Hardy Smith janet Smith' Bob White Charlotte Roberts' Mitchell Waldon Tommye Budwah' Linda Smith and Jimmy Simonson. ' 1 v. . K ' Ol. ix L' E ' 0 f 9 .1 oi 2, la!! 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DAVID KING AND MONA PRICE MOQTATF-H-E10 SHARON RICE AND JERRY RICE HIGH QC!-IOOL MOST I-MNDQOME CALWU F42-EAP: i , OQQQ an E 1 , V 5 1' 'Q ,I I 'NSi N g:f 't' 'fnfv eye-w Q, 'I ' V--sg M VN I. , 15 iii --f' , W---t I -Q ' A i ,,,,, 1 V COLLEGE WHO'S WHO Presented Febrpary 11, 1965-Mistress of Ceremonies, Miss Nancy Garrett, Feature Editor of THE TRILLIUM HIGH SCHOOL WHO'S WHO an 3 'i S R E 1 Qs . I in -.4-Q 2 iff L 1 N-T' ,ln IA.. Q f XX wife f I ,,,. 'ww X W1 4 4 x QALLOPPAME QONYA WHITE OF 4 5 P,Vf,.:3fyf A: M- f J' 7 A fx , fi M194 nf. .Wmgi M w '-1Q- A'-'- ' A - AA'A ff L ,.,, V .. ' ff Q: 2 x , . , wa s -' f S. JEANIE IN MEMORY OF CLINTON DUNCAN CLINTON DUNCAN W VN , fr ,f 957 V1 Q Q3 4 f G . ', , +, , 4.1 1, x f f Za 0. v 1 I 1 i 11-HQ WAS YOU 1 964-65. V' Q I if ADS Students of Copiah-Lincoln junior College, the staff would call attention to your benefac- tors, and would request that you should in I1 mate- rial way return the favors which have been granted us. We have reserved this page in order that we might have an opportunity to pay tribute to those adver- i tisers, who have through their support made the pub- lication of the 1965 Trillium a possibility. To you, advertisers, the Trillium staff would like to express its deep appre- ciation for your whole- hearted cooperation. 1 :' A Y VR rn. r, ..4v ' wg, ' 'Qxx' if - Q- .gF4js .s ,- 1 ' - 3 -535 I69 L xg We're Proud of Honors Won by CrysI'aI Springs S+ucIen+s ai Co-Lin. TRUCKER'S EXCHANGE BANK Complefe Banking Service A. D. BRELAND, JR. Presidenf MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Crys+aI Springs Mississippi WALTER CHEVROLET COMPANY -.mmmmmlIII!II1IIIIIIIQlQfQlQQIIIZIIICZIIIIIII T '? T I ' 24 I'I0uI' Wrecker SEFVICG -V+ I --'fa Magee Phone 466-3336 O L D 5 M O B I L E Jackson Phone 354-I065 KNEELING, left to right Mickey Hughes, Mageeg Ted Mangum, Mageeg Cecil Puckett, Mendenhallg Jimmy Willimns, Mendenhall. Magee ' gi ax , IIIIZGE -L I ..,,. f 1 I If - , I ,f ia, . , 5 - ' l H' df SI I . Q kwa if A Jpeg gi, ,f c c to FOOTBALL PLAYERS REPRESENTING SIMPSON COUNTY STANDING, left to right Timmie Millis, Mendenhall' Larry Foster, New Heborn Billy Womack, M g . Mississippi BANK OF FRANKLIN Meadville, lsslsslppl Q M OR if 5 Q-'T SIVMALI. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Nearly a Half Ceniury of Conlinuous Service MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BROADHEAD LUMBER COMPANY QS X gs PM I EBL ' ii A Mendenhall Mississippi O. L. STEPHENS Simpson Coun+y's Largesl' One Slop Shopping Cen+er Magee, Mississippi Educa+ion makes a people easy 'ro lead. Iou+ diiiiculi Io drive: easy Io govern, buf lm- possible Io enslave. Lord Brougham McCarty Enterprises MAGEE, MISSISSIPPI Chick Haichery, Breeder Farms, Broiler Produclion, Feed Mill T. G. BLACKWELL CHEVROLET COMPANY Mendenhall, Mississippi McDON NELL, BLAINE and PURYEAR CLINIC HazIehursI', Mississippi Wcleming Complimenis of y i I Pom: CLEANERS M g , Phone 3 I Hazlehursf, Mississippi CHARLIE NELMS FORD, INC. 604-6I0 Easf MonIiceIIo SI., Tel. I6O0 BROOKHAVEN, MISS. ww A FORD W WORLD S MOST SUCCESSFUL NEW CAR CompIimen+s of GI BSON'S PHARMACY Phone 442-0208 Na+chez, Miss. Telephone 833-l7II Corner E. Cherokee and Firsi' SIS. Knees IIMIIIDQII'4DIIR EIDMIMNGII MORE THAN 45 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE- BROOKHAVEN, MISS. I I I I I I I I I jcnivnomevf 9' 0 --..-.LPA - YOUR TROUBLES 44' VAIISH We Trade Your Way'4' SOUTHERN WHOLESALE Wholesale Grocers Phone 833-496I Brookhaven Broijiitjfen TO GREATER VALUES WESSON HARDWARE Complimenfs of A. GREEN AND COMPANY Hazlehurs+, Miss. MYV'?SS? . cAsEY's DEPARTMENT STORE ISSISSIPPI Phone 820 Crysfal Springs, Miss pp Complimenis of S WALLEY-FIELD DRUG STORE Brookhaven, Mississippi PEE-GEE Pain'rs-Building Maferuals Sand and Gravel-Cemeni' Moriar Mix WINDHAM'S CAFE li Phone 833-155' HA Good Mace +0 EGF' rfwgstggf no Noah Railroad A Phone 3385 FINE moo Brookhaven' Miss .115- Magee. Mississippi CRYSTAL GLASS CO. Phone 8l5 CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS. The Bank wiih The Chime Clock BANK OF HAZLEHURST HazIehurs'r, Miss. MEMBER F.D.I.C. LET US HELP , LJ 1 , Q . TiLgT?4 Tama! :e h my f 5 5 X , LZ . ba, . 4 1 J 1? I4 ?4 if Q Egif- . E .. Zaafz77icweq PURE SERVICE CENTER PUB! Axgi- 0,4 'o S 1 A uv. 0 9 Wesson, Mississippi HUB GRILL We Specialize in Good Food Q? 6.0, FOO. LZE? --C f- b f? . .-4,-7 TJ . i f i i 4 HazIehurs'r, Miss. Y JACKSON'S STUDIO Phone 833-325I Poriraif and Commerciai Pho+ographers Brookhaven, Miss. WESTERN AUTO W. P. GIBSON DICKEY'S OF MAGEE Every'rhing For The House Magee, Miss. TH E POTTER COMPANY Wesson Mississippi DOUGLAS WHOLESALE H Ih f I Mississippi THE MEDICAL CENTER Hazlehursf, Miss. 4 4 if McALPlN's if ,Q if Complimenfs of F r The besi ifrgnrnixnnaIlirjdgaergmeld ready-Io-Wea E. A. GFI Mag Miss. ee, L. RALPH SMITH, INC. Brookhaven Mississippi BURT'S PLUMBING an I BUTANE GAS CO i Brookhaven, M IVIAGEE COURIER Publishers-Prin+erS- Phone 442-I472 Naichez, Miss. Office OuI'fiHers M gee, M iss. THE FORWARD L00 K ,1- BOLING MOTORS Brookhaven, Mississippi PLYMOUTH DODGE CHRYSLER IMPERIAL ADAMS COUNTY HAS THE ADVANTAGES TO KEEP MISSISSIPPI BOYS AND GIRLS AT HOME Job Opporfunifies A Diversified Couniy Five Major Indusfries Two Airlines Offering Separafe Schools 0 River Transporfafion 0 Indusfrial Acres Available Near Pori' 0 Over-Counfy Connecfions-Paved Roads Daily Service o Ideal Weafher 0 Beaufiful Hospifal-One of fhe Soufh's Besf Board of Supervisors Arlie C. Warren, Presidenf J. W. Brown, Vice-Presideni' F. L. Callon James Carfer Boyd Soiourner PI PERIS WHITE SWAN CLEANERS Hclolhlng ?nd Shcfesl Telephone EEUU-:Dm-JJ Mendenhall For The En'l'lre Family' 346l eni gma Miss. ' ' .1 .. - A .: 1 -, Iafxxrennz fllnunig 1512255 '7Juzffs16eJ1h 'znzenca 3 Cienfer of OlnAkn1YezfOpporlun1v C +IS ' . M' . . 'YS a prmgs 'SS MONTICELLO, MlsslssiPPl R. E. HARPER FURNITURE CO. The Complele Home Furnishers Telephone 263 C'YSlal SPFFHQS. Miss. Published Tuesdays, Thursdays ' ' Phone 833-696I F. w. wooLwoRTH B'0i:QjVe Broolchaven Mississippi COWEN CHEVROLET COMPANY Wesson, Miss. SQUIRE SHOP, LTD. Qualify Men's Clo'rhes Brookhaven, Miss. C pl. JOHNS'MANVll.Ll E E RATLIFF om 'me ' I N SHEET METAL New Us WORKS I Brookhaven , , , A I R T E M P l I WESSON RECREATION HALL A Favorife Pasfime Spor+ Wesson, Miss. Complimenfs of BILL SCARBROUGH Meadville Miss. B and B DAIRY PRODUCTS Grade A Pasfeurized Dairy Producfs 207 E. En+erprise Brookhaven, Mississippi . fffff' ' g. fl Q V if 355' 'JA 5,1 I f REDD PEST CONTROL CO.. INC. Jackson, Miss. CANNON'S bb SERVICE CENTER Wi+h Us I'r's a Pleasure To Please 22I N. Jackson Brookhaven, Miss. our Cp ...'. f- ..r-'. ' . ff .- , - -1- 1,.-.1.- ' Lf ,i Q-Q DEPENDABLE 0 5, DR UGGIST WESSON PHARMACY Wesson Mississippi Qualify Building Ma'IeriaIs and Lumber ,f 'I I I g W I X1 NNN, - ,fe Ei If K I qi N . f l I J I lei- Nx Nf COLUMBUS LUMBER CO. Brookhaven Miss. Telephone 833- I 9 I I DELLA'S RESTAURANT AHer Game Sfeaks for Ihe Co-Lin Fans Brookhaven Miss. 1 N 7 459 J I fT7l71l,ffZl,klfn7 ,, y W if .flff ,, U, ,M fly, , , J '74 , , ,175 if Part of our ever-growing vo- cational-technical facilities . . . .an - l m We worked A v,.w,-,,!--,, -5-VV V,Ai ,-,,.Q.VVV,,VVVA,iV,,,,,,,,,...- W e p layed. 1 RINGO and his fans. No girls, it's not a B-A-S-E-B-A-I.-L, it's a F-O-O-T-B-A-L-L. Q f f,i, ,, ,,s, W f W, yxi M 1: ,, l w -.- We . 74 . , AAS' ,IQ , . , Look, if you take one more picture GRIDIRON GIANTS before we're ready, I'm going to bust you in the mouth with this tray! This picture isr1't too good, but these girls were great! Alright, on two, everybody hit the little red-faced guy with the short Okay, go ahead and watch th arms. Mickey Mouse Clubg see if I care. ' IrY Complimenfs of Dealerip Since l9I4 G. L. JR. one of We Souihls Oldesi Lawrence Counry Superiniencieni' of Hazlehursf, Miss. -I Educaiion FRANKLIN 3 ggi? of TELEPHONE COPIAH COUNTY couRiER I M Y Hazlehursf Meadviile INC. Miss. Mississippi p DAVIS SHOE SHOP DAVIS INSURANCE Top-Qualify Work Crysial Springs Mendenhall, Miss. , Mississippi ASH LEY's S Q GROCERY AND MARKET 6' 0 9' fr E 4 PHONE 643-2462 Wegggn l liwyh Complimenfs of - R' c Eiorisi' and Gif? Shoppe Brookhaven, Miss. Phone 384-2688 in Meadville, Miss. .fdledl BENOIT'S sERvicE DRUG STORE B 0ou aVe ' Mendenhall, Miss. Miss. HAMILTON'S T.V. and APPLIANCE POPE'S DRUG STORE Zenifh, MOiOI'0id, Keivinafcl' Cosmefics-Drugs-Sundries-Prescripiions X Sales and Service Phone 643-2270 Phone 833'52?I Wesson, Mississippi Brookhaven, Miss. Q? GOOD FOOD STEVE GRANTHAM bf . INSURANCE ' i Your ProIecI'ion- My Profession. .I. AND F. GRILL gg- ofa LET us no voun L4 Q,-,nnv:,,c TO sun I -Lrff? YOUR fag 'F , TASTE In 45 pxhgu f if A C ,, Crys'l'aI Springs Mississippi Crys+aI Springs, 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, Disfrici' I, Presideni' KINZIE REEVES, Disfrici' 3 JIM COKER, Disirici' 2 LEROY LEGGETT, Disiricf 4, Vice-Presideni' NELSON CASE, Disirici 5 ROYCE R. HART, Chancery Clerk QA BK Q Ei I . mggxgnmsa wx f A f A ... 5: ij, 'i'. ff A ff I sf fi AWB? VW fx? f Kalb f V fx FXS f N sxviffw Q W 1 f ,Q W 0 Aix' X A V was , 'Z A f' 1 40 K 8 WXROQAQ244 9MM57x 4- fqxwg-Qwa ,353 ' fmwwf My W A Sfs, Wwmw . I RMYQQX ,N , ., .. it Q32 W 4 I ISK? 'X wigfamw wvlf' 1 S 3 A . I ww 1 'K Q Q v M ,, fs., 4 51, . . ,V . BANK OF WESSON MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION MISSISSIPPI BANKERS ASSOCIATION ESTABLISHED I 893 72 Years of Confinuous Service- Wesson, Mississippi LAWRENCE COUNTY DUDE BANK COPIAH Growing Wifh Lawrence CounIy MONTICELLO NEW HEBRON MISSISSIPPI MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COU NTY CO-OP Phone 643-2234 Wesson, Miss. gettez Walesa , X I McALPI N'S Men's and Boy's Wear Crysial Springs , :.fiQIf5i'i I'III: IIIIII I IIIIIII: - III - IIII IIIII II '-1 : If ,,,. 2:f5fa:5225 PHILLIPS RHYN E ..:: .:,...,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.Z.,.,.,.,.I.,.I.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.I 1 I I ,I I VVII i-iI11:'iA e I-UMBER CCM PANY I P. o. Box 257 Phone 1333-1451 I ' I i: :' I QXNG MATEQJ IIII P ig Q' 41, Q Brookhaven E52 ':,. AIZA 5 FLORIST . I' ' 'V I Flowers-By-Mhre Flowers for AII School EvenI's Wesson Phone 643-2694 Miss. PET DAIRY DIVISION P. O. Box 9247 Jackson, Mississippi 1' JONES WHOLESALE MARKET WholesaIe Meats of All Kinds Blah M Wholesale ef MONTICELLO MANUFACTURING COMPANY II M pp Wesson, M pp PI+I d2 PI+3 CWS READY's SERVICE Compwmen+s of STATION 8. GARAGE DAY DRY CLEANERS SERVE! Monficello Magee, Miss. HALEY'S DOLLAR STORE WESTERN AUTO ECONOMY nuns BUTLER'S GROCERY 4 84 Hwy. W. C Y5+al Springs Moniicello I - p Mississippi - sr Don'+ read This ad yei' . . . W T' Wail' uniil you're in a reminisceni' mood five . . . Ten . . . GT Tn Q Tiffeen years from now. Then, when you pick up your 4 yearbook To renew old memories. Take a minuTe To read T This ad. You'll find Thaf Then las nowl ivlP8cl.., is ready and gy I able To supply plenfy of eleC'rriciTy for all your power X! 1 ' I needs. Tha'r's because al' MP8cL we plan and build ahead. I l l va , 6, M 81 M--MISSISSIPPI POVVER 81 LIGHT CONIPANY SV - . 'Q D NS B ild iaelggx J' T' B565 8' SON THE CENTRAL CAFE Hardware O Elec'l'ric and Plumbing Supplies Furnifure O Humble Oil Producis Friendly Service-Fine Food Esfablished :sos Cfvsf-I-.SPHHQS Crysfal Springs. Miss. Mm' Shopping's Fun DAVIS . . . . . Never a Chore SHELL AT YOUR NEW STAMP STORE SERVICE News Monficello WESSON AUTO-LEC STORE BARGAIN CENTER GEORGE H. ROBERTS-owner your Amy gurplus 5+O,e '09 Soufh Railroad Ave' Beniamin Moore Paini, Camping, Brookhaven' Miss. Fishing Equipment Boois, and Sho Brookhaven, Miss. SIMPSON COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES FOUR WHITE SCHOOLS GOOD HIGHWAYS THREE BIG OIL FIELDS G. G. MAY, Disirici' I C. G. BALDWIN. Disfrici' 2 L. B. THOMPSON. Disrrici' 3 THREE COLORED HIGH SCHOOLS DIVERSIFIED FARMING A MAJOR POULTRY COUNTY Board of Supervisors LELIS LITTLE, Disirici' 4 W. P. HARRIS, Disfricf 5, Presideni' GEORGE B. GRUBBS, AH'orney ARCHIE MAGEE, Chancery Cleric if Blu. JON ES pvpi. M If CHEVROLET INCORPORATED . 55,3 , Your Friendly DeaIer HazIeI1ursI' Mississippi i BROOKHAVEN BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY I965-Our 65'II1 Anniversary Year-I900 MEMBER F.D.I.C. Brookhaven Mississippi fx Wherever youfre galng' ' ' When you need cz little Ziftw- depend on Coke wherever you ve been BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JACKSON COCA-COLA BO'I'I'LING COMPANY Jackson, Mississippi . Z R. M. HENDRICK Manufaciurer of Academic Caps and Gowns P. O. Box I034 Jackson, Mississippi Y ... U Iihrgaiiiuiy ASHLEY BLOCK COMPANY Wesson Ph WESSON CAFE The Home of Fine Foods fi: 5522 MEATS I Q- K f QWMQ A I s Wm Wesson Mississippi one 643-294I Miss. MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK HazeIhursI' ..-XX X1 INSUQ4 x -PP 'C' S' Mnumum V' s1o,ooo Q In-mme. F E r. ., ,P QMBQF MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 3 Prescripfion Specialisis EAST'S PHARMACY hone 833-I6I4 833-I6I I Air Condifioned P Souih WhiI'wor+h Avenue Brookhaven HERRING SERViSOFT Phone 384-2229 Sof'I' Wafer Service MeadviIIe,, Miss. THE WOLF PIT Sfudenl Cenrer and Grill BENNE'I'T'S FOOD STORE Qette ' 21 ctb'4'.9 'H EI .QE s -' Crysfal Springs B E R Mississippi CHEVROLET COMPANY E. R. COCHRAN COMPANY Telephone 925-323I P. O. Box 38 l Disfriburor of Jackson Telephone 354-I05I Main S+ree'I' New Hebron Mississippi I Qualify Frozen Foods Frosiy Acres-Dulamy Jackson, Mississippi t , , KITCHENS WHOLESALE COMPANY MAGEB. MISSISSIPPI WHOLESALE GROCERIES Phone 98 L. W. KITCHENS, Owne Crysfal Springs, Mississippi . . I - ---- Complimenfs of N. S. LAMBERT STRENGTH Sheriff ancl Tax CoIIec'I'or Lawrence Counfy REPUTATION ' I SERVICE WESTERN AUTO I STORE I 'I' I Sp Complimenis of I E E. R. CO'NERLY Chancery Clerlr Monficello, Miss. SEAY APPLIANCE Bendix anal Philco Appliances ----- I I - wEssoN PORTER PRODUCTS Your Friendly Fedders Dealer Crysfal Springs, Miss. PARTS HooD's e-ULF SERVICE STATION INC. Laie Model AuIo and Truck Paris Crysial Springs, Miss. WESSON, MISSISSIPPI JULES W. BERNARD- TRILLIUM PHOTCGRAPHER Reprinfs of Piciures in This BooIc May be Obfained From: JULES W. BERNARD IIO W. Mon+iceIIo Sfreei' Brookhaven, Miss. uaIiI'y Phoiograplwy a+ Reasonable Prices Poriraifs-Weddings-Babies FAUST-ARRINGTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. HazIeI1urs+, Miss. BOACKLE'S DEP'T STORE Crysfal Springs, Miss. 6 G R 'b Q . fi le 9 4. , NN F Inq ' ' - ' Nb ' E 44 lvi- --. 9 '55,'.aV I SMITH MERCANTILE Wesson, Mississippi COPIAH COUNTY MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI'S MOST DIVERSIFIED COUNTY HOME OF COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE Board of Supervisors GEORGE MARX, Dishicf I VIRGIL E. SMITH, DisI'ric+ 3 A. B. BARLOW, Disfrici' 2 W. E. HOOD, Disfrici' 4 P. D. ARMSTRONG, Dis+ric+ 5 Why noi Iry J I1 I' L M 7 JOHNSTON LAWN MOWER DIVISION Brookhaven. Mississippi Manufaciurers of Qualify Power Lawn Tools Division of Jacobsen Manufacfuring Company Racine, Wisconsin SEALTEST FOODS P. O. Box 43 Jackson, Mississippi l 1 1 Complimenfs of DR. AND MRS. J. w. WALLER l Moniicello l Miss. High School Basketball Team l REX SPORTING GOODS The King of Spor+s Aihlefic Equipmeni' Hunling and Fishing Supplies Trophies and Engraving Johnson Culboird Mo'I'ors Toro Power Lawnmowers Briggs and Sl'ra'Hon Engines A. I. maxi REXINGER I07 Norlh Pine Slreei' Nalchez, Mississippi i If , ', ' ' vv-f 11 -.-. A- K 4 L A , f '. if if ' P BROOKHAVEN Abrams Mercantile Company Baker's Pharmacy Brookhaven Funeral Home C. B. Perkins Hardware 8: Supply Dianne's Dress Shop Dry Goods Shop Ed Smith's Furniture Company The Elite Ladies Ready-to!Wear 84 Dairy Twist Gregg Office Machine Company Hammond's Drive-Inn Janie's Pastry jones Restaurant Kern's Cafe Keystone-Seneca Wire Cloth Company Lofton's Lott Furniture Company Maxwell's Shoes Monte's Bar-B-Q Quality Cleaners A Shainbergs Shoe City Smith jewelry Lyell Sporting Goods BUDE W. H. Tyson 8: Son CRYSTAL SPRINGS im A. Palmer Lott Anderson's Grocery Ates Service Station Ben Franklin Store Billy McCrillis Didlake's Standard Station Shake-N-Burger Wright Motor 8a Equipment Co. HAZLEHURST City Drug Store Copiah Milling 81 Livestock Feeding Co. Higdon's 51 Service Station 111' '11 , .M 99.945 ' 4-fag' VU! 2595 s u U ar, COMPLIMENVXEY ADS MAGEE Dr. Buford Neely Dr. C. R. von Seutter E. E. Bennett, D.D.S. Magee Fashion Shop R. L. Everett 8: Company MEADVILLE Dillon 8: Smith Iitney-jungle Sc Pharmacy Franklin Furniture Company Hollinger's Store Meadville Rexall Mullins Department Store MENDENHALL Gulledge Furniture Company MONTICELLO Brantly B. Pace, M.D. DODHlC,S Service Station McLain 8: Barnes Hardware Monticello Tire Service Phillips 66 Service Station WESSON Gulf Service Station John Buddy Spring, Distributor Vanity Beauty Shop Wesson Cleaners THE END WE HOPE YOU LIKE H' A Mon- day night B.S.U. meeting? Care for some beef tripe, anyone? I97 A '1 emma 11 I . C W d TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The orl 's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made w 1 w I ! E wi 1 I 1 I f v S 1