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

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.. 3, Sf! f x, 4' f 1 Q li ,,,,, 2 X, 1 ,SF I is it - J size f -.yr f f I I 'ff I' ' Q 1 . F 1 .W . Li My iw I Y. X THROUGH THESE DOORS THE SEARCH FOR A KEY TO UNLOCK A NEW TRADE ROUTE TO INDIA LED TO THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA. LIKE THESE SEAFARING EXPLORERS, STUDENTS OF COPIAH-LINCOLN ARE CONSTANTLY SEARCHING FOR THE KEY THAT WILL UNLOCK THE DOOR TO KNOWLEDGE, POPULARITY, AND SUCCESS IN SCHOLARSHIP, ATHLETICS, OR LEADERSHIP. THE STUDENT HIMSELF IS THE MAS- TER KEY, NOT HIS TEACHERS, FAMILY, OR FRIENDS. IF HE UTILIZES ALL OF HIS GOD-GIVEN GIFTS-HIS OWN TAL- ENTS, ABILITIES, AND DETERMINA- TION-HE CAN SUCCESSFULLY UNLOCK THE DOORS FOR A BRIGHT AND PRO- DUCTIVE FUTURE. THROUGH THE USE OF BOTH WRIT- TEN AND PICTORIAL RECORD, THE TRILLIUM SHOWS STUDENTS OF CO- PIAH-LINCOLN AT THE FIRST OF THESE DOORS TO A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE. THROUGH THESE DOORS PASS SOME OF THE FINEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD. I find the great thing in the world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are movingf' Goethe

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