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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

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WEE 15:2 155311 151,11 . 1 ' e211Hf'.'+ 11 fff1:1f 1 1.11. 1 A 1 1 ,tbl J THE 1967 TRILLIUIVI Copiah-Lincoln Junior College and High School Wesson, Mississippi IADIIUR A9SO4i'IA'I'E EDITOR BI SINE NHNM EH IxARI' NI SIVIIIIH DIANE PH WF IMNNX VI XI LMI- W ,, - wr r-D Inf' 4 - 51 5 !,.,,,,,,....,...... nf R 41 1 mf-Y H . W. L 7 , 3, .,,,.., 5 i.',':2'-'Izumi 5,152 THEME ff 79 Development fm- e e 1 Q ' A x, FACULTY AN D ADMINISTRATION CLASSES NO ONE CAN DRAW MORE OUT OF THINGS, BOOKS INCLUDED. THAN HE AL- READY KNOWS. A MAN HAS NO EARS FOR THAT TO WHICH EXPERIENCE HAS GIVEN HIM NO ACCESS. Friedrich Nietzsche 2 I TABLE OE CONTENTS A , x ' ,, I , tg ly 7 W 5' ACTIVITIES P SPORTS J + ' 33 - X, A f r' :Sf 5 ' Q- 4 AG E '. lf ' A E35?A'5x.1- K, FEATURES Q ix X I V xxu. Dedicated to the Distinguished Looking Young Man With the Corvette We have dedicated our annual to . . . the spectacled man with the ready smile whose wit often inspires laughter from those around him . a well-known campus favorite who is admired for his gracious manner, his understanding, and his grand sense of humor . a person who is willing to listen to our problems and offer his advice . one who enjoys teaching as much as his students enjoy being in his Classes . a Htravelin' man who spends his summers in Chica- go and his winters in Wesson . a devoted teacher who has enlightened our minds to new dimensions of the appreciation of the beauty in the realms of music . the conscientious individual who was responsible for our band and Colettes having the privilege of ap- pearing in the 1965 Macyis Thanksgiving Day parade, and being chosen as one of the 12 bands of the 196 in the nation applying for participation in that perform- ance . a gentleman who has dedicated eight years of his life to Copiah-Lincoln and Co-Lin students. Words cannot express the respect and gratitude of everyone, past and present, toward a man that has been counselor, teach- er, and friend. .1-yy, V, 4' 1 :F 6. . 14, , ,- M ,NSN --af. .. fx.. A ., .- 3.'3:-5:9 a-'-455-:-:sw 1 2 3432133 Erjff: fm 'i '-fr'211-xx:1:.,:.'.- 1 ,V 5519.1-gyf, , - ' f xisvi-1:,.1.99-mb:-'g f ' .,,, -Ifbebi. Nqssikk- 1 X .WA V . S f C2231 , gg. H. ., - x,L.,1 . ,,.,: xx 'X 1. 3 1-:,, .t -.V-u:i.:.frw ,A Kyxel-ir: 'f' V 13, . i ,X X ,xx m:::..,-:.-v:- .. . -. X. - ASST. CLASS EDITOR Larry Johnson . CLASSES EDITOR Linda Jane Taylor ACTIVITIES EDITOR 1967 Trillium Execu 6' ffl' Deloris Terrell SPORTS EDITOR Mike Townsend ASST. FEATURESEDITOR Donna Reed I FEATURES EDITOR Allison Cooley ADVISOR Mr. Larry Hogue BUSINESS MANAGER Danny Wallace tive Staff I we Q PHOTOGRAPHER Bill Beane A HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES EDITOR Linda Fortenberry EDITOR ' ASSOCIATE EDITOR Karen Smith Diane Payne 'V ,.., COPY EDITOR T: :E 5: J 'J Cherr Hux .1 r.1 r1 t' y - J a. .1 J L . ri V 1- 1 , r 1 r 1 r1 r . ' ' ' L 'i fi ff. Zi ASST. COPY EDITOR :nl :HJ Ll, L 1.4 LJ I . Belt Matthews sz' 1 - Y FACULTY EDITOR Dianne Smith SUBSCRIPTION EDITOR Patrivia Everett WE LIVED TO LEARNg WE LOVED TO LIVE. Ull- W 4.zumlle- I-an .F wh s 'WSW ,Q JW' 1-. Hmmrfl. and Mike-. als SUIIIPIII .'xSS0l'illlilHl nl'l'im'm'rs. clisrlww plans for tha- N4 lI N Ll4'llX'Ill4 w 4 . . . 2 fm A ,nw-W-. --.V ' J ,g . 4'9- N W 3 I, H ,, si L 1 r r V Y I P I I 1 I I ' ,,, : 'ww , , 1, , ,, ,V 1 ,, . if . N V iLf,, 'l'Q,.'4lc 'tt V- f . t i f i . A fra-'it 'fH?iZ'frft i - i . . - 5 . , A411512 Youth tends to live for the present. Age brings reflection on happier times past, happier places known. With the belief that your days at Co-Lin will number among the best of your life, the staff presents for your future reflection this collection of your friends and your places. For as long as you keep this yearbook, this school will be a part of your life. When phrases such as remember how we used to . . . H occur in conversations, the 1966-67 school year at Co-Lin will be relived many times. Before we leave, we present the 1967 TRILLIUIVI, a permanent record of the people and events that filled this year. This was your year consisting of acquisition of knowledge, making friends, club meetings, classes, 'ibull sessionsw late at night, preparation for the future, athletics, and, possibly, looking for that someone special. All the work applied to this publication was for you, without whom this book would be impossible, and for whom this school was built. Is' sittin' and thinkin 'Pj 1 2. FJI gig 7'72fgQ1 ' QHEQQEE .l'F5,4,t'i i:i1- ,ahh V -as 2 ,, JR . , 'Tris FE' fief.5:g,-.X f- - 'F 'T 'f lf1+'.e1Q'f,5iE it if 'YQ sr -L :sting-Qu-pfgftge-g,QQ, x g ' In 6 if9F'e lsi'F'E ' , , . 1,5 1 -', nk fi' ., Q: - 4 '- ' ' 1 t m s is + Fininiqi XX ,.l0J...',g Y 2 3-Nt, P?,prQ Pm- Q is F 1 ,, 5 . ' v i . V-M. . . 'G - ,H A . Y 5 5 . 4 Q ,. '- av ,t , iii.: , v'-' , V 1 txt XXX I s 'iff ' t . D t . 'F '. :L if - H, -a t-Hu i Q 1 .- dv .3 y Q' I IJ. ' f 3, -J t ff. y . 5 L 1 QQKWL 2,-t I spvnd Ll whole ut 0 timv N Classes Develop Knowledge L l 1 S . i L ' Mr. Patterson makes a point. l Mr. Follws' math vluss, Illvvllllg in lllf'll' ne-xx aiil'-1-omliiiolln-4I vlassroon1. fl Q, J l 1 J W E iii 5' F9 A. wi , ---: E -',5. i ,V - :--- 9.5 A ., 5 dn im g ' . zq, . an L , A Q L 4 --:',' -.Q l -ll 3 'Ta J 'Q 4 ' Q .J 5 -42' , x. Z .'x4'l'!Illllllllgl 51 M X Woodworking A x1 ?f xv f - l P ' o Y' , K , Rig. ri: R y Lg gl' .Y Q4 .fi .W fu 51 , ' Q N . -vu ' 1 Y- If -. I Q 4. ' V The rllflllllllllli1'LlIllf'l'LlS sonn-lirnvs m'uI4'l1 sluflm-nts in un- A W x usual Hllllillllllli ,K ,V 3 V f-1 xx . : - 1 i V.. w. W , W 1 f X321 1 ,QM aifsf ws ' 'J . jig f if if 4 Q z M Q .. I 'M 'AL Q-1. ' F. . ,,, I If 1 1 , In Q K It av ya N1 V I , , 1. , , , . , J Q ,ffxgg g , ' 4 f- ' ' 7 1 'V F 1 ' 'Y 7 , ,W -- V ,.,, ww.. -,w.W.., airy gt . X ,fi ll V' '- as f, - -1 - . A SOCIAL HOUR 1:Li5llLll. l'Lll't'lxl'l'1' hmnx un- sp'-nl in 410-l,in'f lumkslmv. SUlNl'lilllt'S 1-ullf-fl lln- Uawlwo-1 Tai w W1 '5 Sludvnl 01111:-1'. 1, . 1 . . I 1 ,I 2 J . 'H ' ' 9 ' ' - f ' - 2 1 - ' 7 -7- - . . ,I ' 1 c. ri' tif, 't ' R ,xr . - -1 - - wg- 5' R-x.2f' ' VE T xg A I . .V 'S I 1 YQ xii s 5'-X: Xa. 'fbgrffg xvdi V '- .., Q2-99 NJ , if, , . C. V ax ff-1.4. ' Jixk is ' v gg :r S- 4 . L L- ' I I- L x', ' , . I In llu- war IUOO. Im ilu- lux u I ...X 1' f' 4 lnm Nunn-1-XXm'hi XX 'nr Il mlgux. lun-411111-11 nl l,0Ibl.lll l,uu'oln lllllllll' 1 ullvw- uw-rl' 'nllmu-fl In lun' lll1'll' Illll ull ln llllPl'l'l'ILlNhllll'll. . 1 - Q ampus Life Develops Well-Rounded Personalities Qs! 'M ,. ,,., V, ,, . ,Q , N,-N..----'. . . . - ez:-11' X: If. 1 f 551212 '. ' ' , -sr., Q ,:xf:zs. , ,,.,, ' -',-' 1 21113151 ' ie, ,, Unlvssf' II's you big le-ann that wnfre yellin for g X 0'g U s -3, : fs 'Q .,...4r xegfiflh M DINING OUT - IN CO-LIN'S WELL-EQIIIPPED CAFETEIIIA IIUW SWEET 49 IT IS! 'E' -m Co-Lin7s Expanded Vocational-Technical Trait Yoeational tlounseling ' f FW 1 l -' 1, ' N .. .gt V., 0 1 vi- P.-4 V 1.1.2 lVlet'hani1'al Drawing , is , ,A f gf ' fx! ' , , Mm, X gV,4 Welding Voeational-tee'hnieal training has been Called the door to the future indus- trial growth of Mississippi. Copiah-Lincoln Junior College is providing one very important key to open that door. Current additions to Co-Lin's training facilities have ereated a 4-oinplex which is now valued at more than a million dollars. Ter-hnieians who work with engineers and pliysitfal st-ientists are among the fastest growing ot-etipational groups in the lfnited States. ln reeent years. the needs of the nation 's defense prograin. added to those of the expanding civilian et-onoiny. have greatly intensified the demand. not only for engineers and sei- entists. hut also for the leelniieians and skilled workers who assist them. To help meet this need lilo-Lin now offers teehnitfal programs in building eonstruetion tet-lniology. ehemieal technology. data proeessing technology. drafting and design technology. eleetronies technology. met-hanieal technolo- gy. medical teehnology and instrumentation. To upgrade workers and train skilled Craftsmen. the st-hool offers full time vocational opportunities in auto mechanics. general maehine shop. tool and die making and welding. I is 5 l s pg 'l Data l'ro4't-ssing . . f-.-veg?-ni' .J LMI. W-I: in vi V 'Viv' ,. ml 'fer 1 1 T Elt'1'II'oIli1's U -a tht It It H'l l' 1,0-LINS XUt.fXlIttN.-Xl,-II-,t.l'lNlt..-Xl, PHO. tilt,-Ul Is KMUHIJIN,-Xllzlt BH NIR. l,l l'HIjR Q71 1 wx ilwisfai 1 Zigi! :Stagg tg i ji, , : 1 3' ' U gi Q' gag X ' Q iliiyift i 1 if ig ,t 1 as '5 ., A o -3, Khf z 'Sir 'A Lf, Y, WEN ik or xfi .-Refer '. - Q34r , ' s 99 V' ' ta,-wx if 7, mess. S t . t s e 4 e -, J'!QIK,.lfi4ss- f guns 1 .. fag .,g w'tt:' , X. . .Q ,, an Y if Q Y' 1 ' 5 Q fi ng Program Develops Skilled Craftsmen Q rl in A . J l. ..k ...Q :H , .M l ef r rl ' ef N Q W x x .153 Y' uf 3' Er ,...---v X,-' 1,Xb0 ut ONE OF THE BEST-EQUIPPED MACHINE SHUPS IN THE SHVTH 0 Mechanivs The 5ll985.00U NUll1Pl'l4'Llllf l,l0I1tlAUll1'4l Tape Ma- 1y13,k-hinp Shui, Stud?-nts Chine ffl-rum Y l ur President - Hardworking, Capable, Dedicated .. Wai, .5 sq f-si PRE IDE T F tiqfx President Fortenberrv has dedicated 28 years of his life in service to Copiah-Lincoln. The list of his accomplish- ments is long. He began his record of service to the college in l939 when he was appointed coach. assistant dean and instructor in science. His leadership as an educator is evidenced by the posi- tions he has held at Copiah-Lincoln. in Mississippi. and the South. He has served as president of the Mississippi Junior College Association. and is a member of the Mississippi Economic Council. Mississippi School Administrators As- sociation. and the Southern Association of Junior Colleges. He now serves as a member ofthe Executive Council of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and as a member of the Mississippi Junior College Commission. His most recent and one of his most outstanding accom- plishments is the leading role he took in the completion of Co-Lin's modern vocational-technical complex. He has been instrumental in many other phases of the progressive growth of the Copiah-Lincoln Jr. College campus. Co-Lin's Board of Trustees unanimously voted to name the new vocational-.technical building in honor of him in recognition of his foresight in planning far in advance. and for the tremendous amount of work and effort expended by him in furthering the vocational-technical curriculum. and for his untiring efforts in seeing to the completion of the vocational-technical building. President Fortenberry is also a member of Phi Delta Kappa. national education fraternity. past president ofthe Wesson Lions Club. and a deacon in the Wesson Baptist Church. He is a past chairman ofthe Committee on Studies and Accreditation of the Mississippi Education Associa- tion. college division. . EORTE BERRY 219. fu 1 'TW ' 494 r w BOARD MEMBERS are-, standing from lt-ft. Mr. S. P. Torrey, Mr. Sturge- Dodds, Mr. Frank Lowery, Mr. C. C. Clark. Mr. Carnie Smith. Mr. George Miyers. Mr. I. 5. Bass. Mr. tl. I.. Patterson. Mr. W. E. Boggan, Mr. Pence Brown, Mr. C. C. Craves.J1'.. Mr. C. L. Tutor, Mr. T. E. Jolly. Mr. Grady Callender. Seated. from left. are President Forte-nlwrry. Mr. W. S. Henley, Dr. Utho Messer, Mr. Lester Furr, Mr. E. Ray Izard. and Mr. Robert Boling. 1 Board of Trustees ! Unanimously Votes to ' Name New Building 1 in Honor of i President Fortenberry Ul'ii l1iIT1BSofifio-liillishozllwl1'oltgl'aIllh1te- I'r'f-sith-:tt Fortenherryut't1-run- , llUlllIl'lllg to htm their elm-:stun to mum- the new building in his honor. . From I1-It are Mr. IA-st:-r Furr. ff't'retur'y: P11-sitlvlmt F0l'it'llllCl'I'yl ltr. Utho I Messe-I, Xll't IIl'l'Sllil'Illl Mr. W. S. Henley. preside-nt. I . Tllli Mll,l,lUN-lJUl.l,AH HF. M. FHRTICNBI-fRHY YiNIA'l'ItFNAI,-'I'FIlYHNItI,-Xl, Bl'll..DING t i I I 5 +15 I 8 R4 H- ft iii: MR. B. F. HUNTER Avademiv Dean - Guidanve Di- rector. MA., University 0fSuuth- ern Mississippi in C0-Lin,s Administrators Are Interested in the Total Life of the Student S MR. JAMES M. LEWIS H1'giS.lI'illi. High Si-html Priii MED., Mississippi Slate v itx MRS, E, T, HARVEY MR. BOB Hl'4iIKABY MH. GRUVICR SMITH Dean of Wumpn Assistant High Si-lmul Prim-ipal Di-an of Men M.A,,'Louisiana Stale liiiversitv Cfliilflt' Baske-lbzill iimivii M..fXll.ED.. Mississippi Stale' liiiiu-rsity ' BS.. Mississippi Collegi- liiix r Language and Literature - the Communication Medium 'iii ,eff : ww N-mm me I-:mx MRX uamiimgs max. li..wnxt YIIFY WIIIII-, XIININIAIIHNI, treiwx lJMIn Illal-,XI-,RN x1,xF IHXIILI. mix. il.-r.N,.,.. 1:t,nu.'g.- 1-..gu.4.. A1 ix., xlwx-,,,,., 1...11.'g.L kiwi.-I.. its , l'...tm.n ol N...lu-- I-'Ipit-I.. Nl x. w...w.,.,,.1:.,u..g.- Ffwllflx- Nl N- I Im-'f-In HI Mia vm NIIX-nwlplu Imlua 5 5 I J Q, f . 5 tw' A yr I gi, 1 I 4,-P MI' ' , f W . In W an Mr. Landress reI1earsvs a sw-uw from one of his more amusing playa. TI1e Trumpet. 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U4-lla Sian- mil.-gp gm-N, 48N MRS, WLRUYFIK HNIITH Se-4r4-Lux In llu' l'rv-sulvull. -X X. 1,upl.xl1fl.lluwlll ll. tlullvp- NIHN 1.RXYlNlN 'HHN lil HX l'l'..-XRI Xll l,l.l'.N FNIITH Kvgl-ll'.nrl Nw rf-l.u's. H S. X11-sw ,X..,-1,1141 Iimllkkr-1 ul X X -:mn Num- ljull-'gr' hu' Vtmm-I1 1.up1.uhfl.nuolu .lumf r I NIH FRI-,Il I' 'l'HllfXll'NUN H11-lnvssl'.11m.lllull, XI.,-X ,I lllxvr -:ls ul 'Nlnsslssnmrl 5,1QXRUI, N Vl'RI4.lxl,XNll Hlmm-ss I'.:I1u.1lunl. N1 N. l unwr- sllx ui 5-uulhl-rn Ml-sxsslplu MRS, NUNA U, F4DK'l'ENBliRHY lilmllvss I'i1h1v.1lml1. Nl..-X., l'm -:tx nf Mnssls-lppn MRS. ll-I KN L. RIlIlxN Husllmvs- l',1lu4alml1. HN.. Nllssw xlmn lfullvgv Social Studies - Provide Background for nderstanding Events , 1.,. 4,53 11fg,'1s - -'z2:fz-Het: 500 Aan!!! ,-V Xllts XIXIXN X Nllt It H 'tm yqumylyl XIINQ ZELLE I1NI'IIl I-H Xlllalt l'y1'H.,RN4,y XX H NIS lhxllm XI X lnlwlgm ,lf how-:mln-all .md Iwoxu mu Nm ml ,HHIHNQ N1 I, NHUIIILIU ilu holngx. NI X, llllwr-:lx .ll S-nlllxvlll Us--I--will Nl X I -.allmlx lull.-2, F.dl1i.lllnvl. I lmrr-ilx of Nuullu-rll S'-H 'fH XI'N li'l w Nl:-sms-:mn ' 'X ., f. ,gy Nlrs. Byrd l4'l'illlA1'S on hislnri1'al points of intern-sl. . fix 'i f-A-,L 1' ?6'!?'fg4ff2!,:! A U f .AQ ' 5: llll' IH-XIICINIP ! 4--ji ICHIHH Sli XXIPN A Hull It Il X xx Ill I I il S lmnux swf- 'w.,,,.-2' than- - .J X 9 ,so r Illl' ICIXHCINIFII ...5.,... Bible Stud Benefits Students fn-nf Hex. Youngblood dismisses an ussignrnvnl mth P4 Ida: W O Dietitians Provide Well-Planned Nourishment Xllh Hlllx 'HU nl XS 1 'L-..:z.. NN',zX ' ...masq- Ri xi Q fi-auwew Hur mln'-litmus post- lor Ihr- lRII,I,lUM plmtogralmlmt-r. Coaches and Physical Education Promote Health, Poise, and Sportsmanship 41.1 , am ' Agyfg' irziiff f g s. 'Isl' Coavh Britt and four of his outstanding perl'orn1e-1's talk on-r plans for the- upcfoming ganna. Q' Q.-. qw-168 .wa-' ?' 'NIRN UN RX Nil! ILI H XII! ISUIHH NIH, IRX NIH ISHIHH I' H RRR BXKK UNI I'lt 1 ,u'X'l'I1.s IW -hi' VIN Girl-A Phi-nral F.4lm'.nlum, HA.. M-1-l.1nl Lollvgv l'im:lh.lll 4.0.11 h. -Ks-I-l.nl!ll1yhNIlm:l41u.nll.HN.. Ili-.ul High N1 html Um: ln. UNI ',.. Hunt Mullvgu- I'-1-Illmll 4.II.l1ll ,mtl D1-IIA NIAI1' iff . Ilvlla NLII4' I nn:-lsnlx ul Nuullwlll 'Nils-1--lppl HVI'-' xl-ll A'I'I ' l'1H l I, HN- N'l i f l vrll l,nn1lsl.llm Lollr-gv as -A-A gava- ge N C0-Lin's Staff - Active Workers Behind the Scenes I-Ii XN1 IN ,021-nw SR 78' y ,,,v .. .- 'nwfrd --il X nl NIH IMIIH lIlPl,l I4 I nl in In Imp. 1... IK N me In In NI in Mull--uv If Q l Li Mrs. Durr aids parents and students on the first day of school N Xl V IU: 1 lun HXNLY X RI1 lo x,-' N 2 :- XA .' 'f 9512 I' .karl 1 SB-an 9 XIRINIDI1 1 N xx an 5 l., . IXHUXIIN N !l-q,.,,--. I Q :- 1 P' W Xa? ,-Q lr' After Much Hard Work the Sophomores Are Now Ready to Embark 011 E1 New Way of Life. b4yIflrm1mn- 4'I.r-5 uilnwra are lrmn If-Il Hmm- laxm-. S1Lll11lll 1 wvialirm 11-Inn-wrrlulixf-1 B4-tty llurlvan. se-ere-tar'y: Artie- ,Im- Vkilliallh.l1'1'a-1111-l'1N1i1wN'11'1l1lxra-. X11'1'-Ibl'4'N1l11'll11lill41Tf'l'l'f 'xN51llk.lPl'1'51l1l'll1.N4l1I?14'1lll'4'l115 Rmrnie-N11-Nair. S1ll1'1t'I11dSSU- 1'ialim1 r'1-Im-wlltalliw. The FINIIIHUIN am- Mr. llarulnl P11111-lsmm. Miva Z lla- XXVVPIIIS. and Mr. Fore-sl 1 1 I I 1 , I ' .IPDY ANN ADAMb - Bertha West Lim-nln - St'l'0l1l1llf'Y Eclzzcalzlnz - PE. IHC 1.12: BSU 1. 2: FTA 1. 2: Wesley 2. fm, GLORIA JANE AINSWUHTH - HIQIIIPH H Brunl.'l1111'f'11 A Hisforw' BSU l. 2 g 11Ullll1'11 2: FTA 1. 2: Student .-Xssuvialiull 1. 2 - UI1'iw'r 12g SCA 2 - 1111ll'Q'I' 2: YWA 1. I2 - U11i1'e-1' 2. I MYR.-X LYNN ALUIUUD - H1X1f'I'Ll-I I BfIllJA'!llll'f'I1 - Englislz BF-lv 1. 2 - Ui'l'iu'r 2: FTA 1. I2 - Offi- ver 1. 2: SCA 2: YW.-X 1. 2 - UH'ive1' 22: Phi Tllvta Kappa 1. 2 - 111'1l1l'l'l' 12. 76. Q f ng nm- ,, Y. ,ar 1 Q HUNXIE JEAN pXRNlS'l'HONC - 64' 01341111111- V ' Cu-Lilz High - Semrzrfrzrx' I':l!lll'lIfl.0I1 1 BSI' 1. 12 - U1'l'im-r IZ: YXXUX 1. I2 - I ., Ui'1'im-Q-12: FT.-X 1. Z2 - Prvsiaivrml 22: Dra- in Z lllLl111'S Club 11 Choir 1. 21 Organ 1. ,IUHN Al,FRI'IlJ ASHLEY - H.101lllu 111.11010 - hwlIf'I.lIl'l'I'I.II3Q' 28 SANDRA JEAN ASHLEY - Sa1idra'9 Hazlelzurst - Elerrzwzlarx' Eciuvation FTA Ig YWCA 22: BSU 22: BSU Paper Staff 22. TERENCE N. ASSINK - Terrv Co-Lin High - Engineering Football I, 21 Track I. 21 Class President 2. W fm IEW PHILLIP PAUL BEAIRD - Phillip Brookhaven - Accounting WILLIAM S. R. BEANE IV - Bill Natchez-Adams - General Business Dramatics Club I, 2: IRC I, 2g Trillium rapher 2. MARION D. BILBU - Bilbo Franklin - Secondarfy Education CHESLEY LEOTIS BDGGAN - Cl1cslvVM Merzderzhiall - Secondary Ea'uc'alion Basketball I, 2. 517 MARSHA ANN BALLOW - lNlarslia Hazleliurst - Ceizeral Business BSI' 2: YWCA 2. DON LEE BANKS ! Don YWCA 21 We-slay 2: BSI? Ig BSU Papal' JIIDITH DIANNE BASS J .luily Natrlzffz-flilrlrris - Sovial lfvorli' Staff I, 2 - Pliotog- P Gonzales High School, La. 7 Gwzeral SYLVIA ANNE BAHDWELL - Sylvia' Hazlvlzurst - Secrfftarial Sf'I'E'lIl'f' A Stall' l ij - K 'Mau 73' 'uf' .FANNIE CALLENDER BOLING - Low! Star - f1l'!,'0lllIlil1g IRQ Weslvy. MICHAEL BOYD - Miko TOIJFATI-Tl.lf0Il - :1 uto JLI?i'lZIllll'C'S RUSSELL WAYNE BRIDGES - Rusty Hazlefhunwt - Secorzclflm' Edzuiation FTA 1, 2. PEARLIE ALBERT BRITT - Pearlie Loyd Star - GPIIFTGI BS. Basvball 1, 2. Arno fi if LLTHER THEODORE BOCGAN. JR. - LuthPr Pinolo - Seconodarov Education - Math Choir 1: Quartet 1: .SCA 2 - Officer 2: BSL' 2 - Offker 2. DANNY GLENN BOLING - Danny Loyd Star - Accounting I , ,, ,, L Janice 50,4 VERNON EUGENE BRITT - Gene Frorzlrlirz - f1fT0lllIfl.lIg VIRGIL BRITT. JR. - Yirgil Bf1Il7kl11ll'f'll, - Bll.YI.IIf'YY DONNA MERLE BROWN - Dmnm Hf!Il7A'lIlI1'f'l1 - Sl'l'ff'fllf'IAIll St'I'l'IIl'P RSL l. 22: Cnlvilvs ll Simi:-nl Assm-iutiml 1: Ulu-c1'la-Lu YXYA 2. HELEN P,-Xl'I,E'l l'E BROWN W Polly .1ll'IllI,t'IllIlIH A llvrzvrzzl HS. l1ul4'ilm's 1. 121 Xxvvslvy 1. 22 BSI L 2. lf? lvl' '7' .M JIMMY F. BROWN - HJIIIIIHYM X Clfvstal Springs - Generali HA. I MICKEY LEVENE BROWN - Mickey .I I Hazlelziurst - Accounting 4 Football I, 23 Track l. 23 Trillium Staff 1. G ... 0 . 'f4'jI, Y HOWELL KEITH BRYANT - Bulldog New Hebron - General HS. BRENDA CHARLENE BUCKELS - Brvnda Franklin - Secretarial Science BSU I. 2. SUSAN .IUANITA BUCKLEY - Susan New Hebron - Home Evonorrzics Clu-1-rleafler lg Class Officer lg BSU I, 2 - Officf-1' 23 Wesley' 2g Dramatics Club 23 Band 2. I. C. BURCESS lll - Fflappyl' Clzanzberlain-Hunt Acaderrzy - ElZfgl'Ilf66fl.l1g QQ' PAMELA BROWN - NATO Wes! Lincoln - Elerrzerztarx' Education IRC lx FTA I. PATRICIA BROWN - Tish'9 Bogus' Chifto - AIIISIUI' Eo'u1'aIion Bbll 1, 2: FTA 1. 21 Choir 1. 2. JIMMY W. BRUMFIELD - 'flimmyw Wresl Lincoln - Erzgirzeerirzg Wesley I. 2g Choir lg Travk 2. MARILYN SUE BRUMFIELD - Lilly BOgllf' Chilto - 1311-YSIICIIZ Educfilion BSU I, 23 FTA l, 2 - Ufficel' 23 Choir 'lim if .1 I Vg! 3 2 R CARLOS MONROE BURNS - Ruff Enterprise - Buisirzess MICHAEL JOE BIIRNS - HI06-U Enterprise - Secolzdafv Education IQENNEY B. BURRIS - Ke1iney'i Bfl?lIli',lllI76'll - IIISIVIIIIICIIIIIIIOII CLEMOIS LIZETTE CALCOTE - Cleo FffllIA'll'll 4 iwusic' Ellllfflflilllli '- - . 1 . lihuir I, 21 Wvslvy I. Z. PATRICIA MARIE CALCOTE - Patricia Low! Star - EII6'lI16lllIIl V Education IRC I, 2 - Offiifm' I, Qgiwcsley I, 29 Phi Theta Kappa I, 2. LARRY ,IAMES CALLOWAY - Larryi' M HflZlf'll,ll,f.9l - General win? I QT f45'X Q'f lv TRAVIS CANOY - Rat Magf'e 4 General BS. Baskvtbaill I, 2. LESTER RAY CASE - HIA'SIt'I'M Bogue Chitto A Auto JWm'fza11i1's VERNON DONALD CASE - Dmialdu Lobwl Star - lflwzzwztafx' El1lll'llI'l.0l1 KAREN ELIZARETII CLIETT - Iiarvn Hrlzlvllursl A hI!l'll1l'IIfl1l'I' Eldllfllflltlll W4-sI1'F I. 2 ! OH'iu-1' 2: RSI' 21 FTA 2: Urginn mi I lub I 7 ESMOND STEVE CLYBURN - Steve To ' I I Brookhaven - Liberal Arts Q French Club I, 2 - Officer 2. I KENNY A. COCI-ILAN - Kenny Bogue Chilto - General Band 23 Choir 2g YMCA 2. REBECCA GENE COLEMAN - Becky Pinola - lVlea'zfcal Technologv BSU I, 2 - Officer 1, 2: Choir Ig YWCA I, 2 - Officer I. 23 FTA Ig Tfllllllllilll Staff I: Chemistry Club Ig French Club I, 2 - Officer 2. DAVID LAVON COMBS - David Franklin - General ' LYNN ALLISON COOLEY - CooleyH Eranlflin - lllusic Band I, 21Chuir I, 23 Wesley I, 2: FTA I.. 23 Trilliunz Staff2 - Features Editor 2: Pep Band I, 2: Stage Band I, 23 Dra- mutics Club 2: YMCA I, 2 - Officer 2. BETTY LENORA COBBAN - Pom'liiei' Bogue Chilto - Secondarfv' Ezluication BSU I. 2 M Officer I, 25 Choir I - Officer Ig Ensemble Ig FTA I, 2 - Officer I, 23 Beauty 13 SCA 2 - Officer 23 Phi Theta Kappa 2. OWEN COSTILOW - Owen Co-Lin High - Secondary Education MARCUS LEE COTHBEN - Marcus' Natchez - Electronics MARVIN VONNIE COTHREN - Vonnie Franlflin - Business MICHAEL COWART - Mike Nalchez-Adanzs - Secondarjv' Education JOSEPH RANDALL CRANFIELD - Natchez-Adanzls A General BS. ROBERT LEE CLPIT - Bobby Franklin A Secolzdarw' Education Wesley 2g FTA 1. D P-ROHI'1l6'. BETSY CURTIS A BugM Co-Lin High A MPlil'CWfll Twlzrzologv Band 1. 21 YWCA 1: Wesley 1, 2 A Offivvr 2g Club 2: Trillizmz Staff. DANNY LYNN DANIELS A Danny M4111tz'c'ffIlr1 A Drqflzfrzlg and Design T6C'Ill1'Ol0g'V EMERY PAT DANIELS - Pat fl'I0llfl.L'6'H0 A General HS. LUTHER NEILL DAVIS A Neill'9 Fmnklin A General Bll,Sl.l1,PS9 Cbemistrv bf 1' JAMES E. DEAL. JR. A Pete-'A BI'00A'l1IIl'z I1 A Juto 4lVI8C1lIll1I'l'S BUDDY DONAHUE - Buclcly Cfvstal Sprzizlgs A l4f'f'0zu1l1'11g Football l. 2: Basefball l. 2. I Y-Sq, LARRY WILLARD DllNAVlAY A ul 'IITNM .'llIl llllf'lllIfIH A Uc'11vrr1l HS. BSL l. 2 A l,I'4'Sl1lc'Ill 21 21SlllllQ'lll ASSm'lL1lluIl l'T1-n- nis 2: Class Ul'l'in'vr l. lNl:XRSllAl,l, .l0El, lfl-XYENSUN A U .'llIf'l1l1f'l1lIlIH A flfvzvrfzl 13.5. BSU l. 2 A l'n-si1lv11l2:SlfA :2QSlll1ll'll ms .21 Llalss lllll1'1'I' l. ,llwl - v w l .Xssm ldllllll l. lvn- 'wr' '? lI4n-' lf' JOHN LESLIE EIVIFINGER - I0bn'1 Frmzklirz - fllachine Shop EDWIN TERRY EVANS - Terry Crystal S rin 5 Music . H P 53 ' 1 Band 1, 23 Choir 1, 2 - Officer 2, YMCA 1, 2 - President 2, Wesley 1, 2: BSU 1, 2: SCA 2: IRC 2. fd? MRS. MARY RAMAGE EVANS Crfvstal Springs - Secondarfi' EIdlll'flfl.0II CALVIN WILSON FARRAR - Buster C0-Lin High - Industrial :Iris FRANK SHANNON FORTENBERRY - Frank Alagffe - Af'l'0llIIfl'llg I 'N 1 'N Cbciiiistiw' l.lub 1. PAT BURNELL FLOYD - Pat fwagee - General BS. .IERRY SHELBY FORD - H,lf'I'I'y'M Hazlehursi - General BUSIIIIPSS Track 1. ROBERT ALLEN FORTENBERRY - Bob flflagvf' - General BLZSIUIZPSS JOE FRANK - Siiiokyei' Natchez - fII'l'f1flf'fIl0tQiY W NA, , ROBERT ALAN FREEMAN - Bobby Cn-Lin High - Pre-pharnzacy Phi Tlif-ta Kappa 1, 2 - President 23 Band I. 2 - 0l'l'it'vr 23 I IRC I. 23 Clivinistry Club 1: Draniativs Club 1, 2 Y Vivv- Pn-sitlviit I: RSI? I. 2 - NIl1'4'-PTPSIIIPHIQllllltlll' 1 - Ull'i4'er l: SCA 2 Y Vit-ei-P1'vsit,lvi1t 2g Fronvb Club 1, 2. WU! 2 f Lf WILLIAM DAVID GARRETT - David fIl0l1l1'f'f'ff0 - J'ICC'0lltlIfl.l1g GARULYN DIANNE GIBSON - Dianne Broolflzaverz - Elenzelztmjv Eduvation BSII I, 2 - Officer 2g YWA 2g FTA 2. PATRICIA KAY GIBSON - Uliayl' Broolrlmzten - MClflll'lIlfflflICS BSI? I. 2: Wfesley I. 2: Dramaties Club 2. CHESTER LEVI GREER - Chester Frarzlflirz - EII2Ef'1'I1Ef'fI'llrJI Technologv FLORENCE FITNCHESS - Florence Hazlehurst - Business Education GEORGE LAMAR FIe'RR - George C0-Lin High - Secondary' Education I Choir I, 23 Quartet I. 2: Bovs' Ensemble I, 2: BSII I. 2: Band 1. ' .33 Band I, 2g Stage Band I, 2g Pep Band I, 29 Trillizmz Staff 2. 94. 'fr' .r' 3 Wives JAMES LARRY GREER - Larry C0-Lin High - Qiffllllllfllllg and Pre-Lau' Band I. 2 - Offiver 2: IRC I. 2 - President 2: Choir I: Dra- mativs Club 23 Wesley 23 Phi Theta Kappa I. 2 - Officer 2: Winner of Stahl-Ilrban Svholarsltip. NOLAN GRIFFIN - Bun-h FflIlIA'fl'II - Mrzrlzifze Shop Travk I. 2. JOHNNY GRIIBBS - PEIOIIIIIIN' fwrlgvf' - 601117111 HS. B:XRBgXRA GAHIILE IIALFURU - limit- Fr11r1f'fl1'r1 - llnnze 11Il'UlIUl7ll'l'S I FTA 2: BSI' I. 2. I l I LARRY LYNN HALFORD - Skeeter Franklin - General Business I I GEORGE WADE HALL - George ' Hazlehurst - .4CC0lHZll-Hg l IRC I, 2 - Vice-President 2g YMCA Wesley 2: SCA I, 2g BSU I, 2. l l l 'QS' '54 GARY WAYNE HANCOCK - Tub Fra11l.'lz'11 - El1gl.lZf66fl'llg JAMES A. HARPER - FLIIITIIIIYM Hazfehursl - General Business Baseball I. CHARULETTE ANN HARTZOG - CharoIette fllfonticello - Serorzdaq' Edlll'lIfl-011 Wesley I, 2 - Uffiver 2: FTA 2g Cheerleader 2. ZORA .IEAN HAVENS - Zora Jean Crvstal Springs - Elenzentary' Education Colettes I, 2 - Captain 2: Frem'l1 Club I: Wesley 2. I, 2 - Officer I, 23 LORA DIANE HALL - Diane Broulrfzfzzerz - f1Cf'0llIIl'I.l1g HAROLD WAYNE HAMILTON - ' QU- 'I 3 ,gf 'W Harold Wayne- Hazlehursl A General B11sz'11ess RICHARD A. HAMMACIQ - Dil-ky Fralzklirz - Electrnrzzrs WAYNE HAMMOND A MWWIQIYIIU rIll0IIfl'I'6'H0 - jwllflll-716 .Shop 'S'-.W ' 'ww - ' if 49 qz 9' fi S- 4 wi WOODY WILSON HEWITT - Woody Franklin - Business THOMAS C. HODGES - GeneM Bogue Chitra - General B.S. Baseball 1, 2. LENA CAROL HOWARD - Carol'i Crvstal Springs - Secretarial Science Colettes 1, 2g BSU 21 Wesley 2. MARY ELLEN HUTCHINS - Mary Ellen Mendenhall - General B.S. BSU Ig Wesley 23 Colettes 1, 2 - Captain 2g Homecoming Maid 2. 'AA BOB SELBY HENNINGTON - Bob Grvstal Springs - General Business Tennis 1, 2. JOHN BAILEY HERRINGTON - Bailey Magee - General Business JAMES RODERICK HUTTO - James Brookhaiveni - General CHERRY JEAN HUX - Cliux Natchez-fldanzs - Secretarial Science Trillium Staff 2 - Copy Editor 2: Wesley GEORGE IVY - George Broalrlzaven - Plzarrnaci' Choir I. GLENN CHARLES JACKSON - Glenn 2 Glzalnzctte Senior Hllgll. La. - General B.S. LARRY JOHNSON - Larry Brookhaven - Draj5'ing and Design Tech. Trillium Staff 2 - Asst. Classes Editor 2g Dramatics Club 1, 2g YMCA 1 - Officer 13 Wesley 2. SUSAN ELEANORE JOHNSON - Sue Natchez-Adams - Elenzentarjy' Education Dramatics Clubg Wesley 23 Choir 1. RANDY EDWARD JORDAN - Broolflzrwen - Engineering STANLEY JORDAN - StanH Bogue Cltitto - Auto llleclznnics ERNEST RANDALL KIIVIBLE - Randy Hazlehurst - Secondary Education HERBERT KIIVIBLE - Herbert Co-Lin High - Auto Mecharzics JULIA CAROL JOHNSTON - Bones West Lincoln - Elementary Education IRC 1: BSU I, 2g FTA 2: Wesley 2. CREIGHTON ANN JONES - Sf-outer Franlflin - Elementary' Education Choir 1. 2. MARY JULIA JONES - Ju-Ju West Lincoln - Secretarial Science Wesley. KENNETH E. JORDAN - Kenny Bogue Chitto - Auto llilechanics nnlqandwvnw L .Ak f?Yy PRENTISS SHELBY LEE - Pre-ntiss Lake Protfidence. La. - Auto lllecluznics RONNIE WALKER LEE - Ronnie' Pinola - Engirzeering PATSY CAROLE LITTLE - B.B.l' Crvstal Springs - General BA. ROBERT H. KING - Robert Loyd Star - Secondary Education Choir I. 23 Band 23 IRC I. 2 - Officer 2: FTA I, 23 Weslev I, 23 YIVICA I, 2 - Officer 2. I CHERRY CAMILLE LAMBRIGHT - 'Camilla' Broolfhatven - Secretarial Science BSU I, 2g YWA I, 23 Student Association 2 - Officer 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2. Trilliunz. Staff I. 23 Colettes I, 2 - Head Colette 2g Beauty I. PEGGY SUE LITTLE - Peggy New Hebron - .Secretarial Science Colettes I, 2g BSU I, 2 - Officer 2g Wesley 2: Phi Theta Kappa I, 2. 'Q 43332 56 nv- CRAIG PAIIL LOFTON - Craig West Lincoln - Clzenzistrfw' .IACK ELTON LOFTON - Hlackie lVa.Iclze:-Adarns - General B.S. Football I, 2. RANDALL JOE LOFTON - Randall Lowl Star - lnstrunzerttation IRC I. 2: Wesley 2: BSI' 2: Basketball Statistician I - Man tiger 2. KATHY ANN LOPEZ - Catliy Erzglezcootl. Colorado - Secretarial Sciencf JAMES KENNETH LOVETTE - Hlimmy' C0 Lin High - General GARY H. LOWERY - Gary , C0 Lin High - Drajqing Football I, 2. JIMMY CAROL Mc-KEE - JimmyM Bogue Chilto - Indulstrial Arts RONNIE EARL MvNAIR - Moose' Magee - General Student Council 2g Football I, 2. DAVID HAROLD MAGEE - Butch Merzderzhfzll - GPIIPNI1 BJIISIIIZPSS DAVID LANE MASON - David Bogue Chitra - ,fozlrlmlisllz JOYCE MLUEE lone Low! Star beconflarx Edu anon FTA 1, v VIRGIL WAYNE MtbEE vc ISN? Hazlehurst Malhelrzalzfs 1 't'lll'll It lulv I FTA I 7 O un I ll IIIfIl Ixlppl I 7 MARGY RAE M OEHEE M11 Flflllllflllll feneral B S BSU I, 7 MICHAEL DEAN M1 INTYRE M11 lx W Nllfl'!lf'Z-4Clfl7IlS General Buszmss Football I 7 Tlatlx I 7 Llabs Vue PIGHILPIII K BENNIE MATTHEWS - Bennie Crjvstal Springs - Drahzfng Vi, BETTY SUE MATTHEWS - Smacky ..- ,-5251 5. v P.'55?ff..il 1 Natelzez-Adams - Biology French Club 1. 2 - Officer 2g Trillium Staff 2 - Amt Cops Editorg Wesley 2. NANCY LYNN MAXWELL - Nancy Broolrhaven - General BS. Colettes 1, 2. PAUL E. MAY - Paull' Jefferson - Plmrmacy BSU 2g Choir 1, 2. BOB MEBEDITH - Bob Hazlelzurrst - Auto Mechanics ALICE SUSAN MIDDLETON - Sue Hazlelzlurrst - Elementary Education YWCA 1, 23 BSU 1, 23 FTA 1, 23 Wesley 2. A, Q S .v W 'x I iw 1 , 14 -E In L-: ll, 12. D CABOLYN ELAINE MIRABILE - Carolyn Natchez-Catlzedral - General BS. BSU Paper Staff 1, 2g Tflllllllllll Staff 2: FTA 2 HEBMAN MOAIQ - I-Ierxnanm Bogus' Clzlitto - Auto lweellanies LOUIE ALBERT MOAK - Louie Bogue Clzillo - Edzzcatiorz DOROTHY FAYE NEWELL - Dorothy Co-Lin High - Seerelarirzl Svienee JOHN ELDON NEWELL. JR. - Johnny Loyd Star - Secondary Education REBECCA ANN NEWSOIVI - Beckv New Hebron - Muszfe Education BSU 1, 2 - Officer 2g Wesley 2g Choir I, 2 - Officer 21 En- 1 ' semble 1, 2: Colettes I, 2. RUSSELL WAYNE PAPIZAN - Russ Crjvstczl Springs - Engineering Football I, 2g Track I, 2. JARIS H. PATRICK - Hoy Mentdenhtall - General BS. Football 1, 2g Honorable Mention All-State I. KENNETH HOWARD PATTON HowardM New Hebron - General B.S. BSU I, 2. CHARLOTTE DIANE PAYNE - Shorty Crvstal .Springs - Elernentary Education THOMAS LOWELL NICHOLS .Mendenhall - Auto llflechanics BEVERLY ANNE NUNNERY - Liberty - Elementarv Education Colettes I. 2: BSU 2. DENNIS PAGE - Dennis Co-Lin High - lllaehine Shop RITA PACE - Rita en Tommy Beverly Co-Lin High - Seeondarii' Education BSU 1, 2 4 Officer 2: Choir I, 23 Piano I: French Club 1, 2 - Officer 11 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2 - Officer 2. Beauty Ig Trillium Staff I. 2 - Asst. Editor 2: Colettes 13 Class Secretary Ig Class Representative 2g Head Cheerleader 2: Homecoming Queen 2. if If X ffl V jr li H .IAMES CLARK PHILLIPS - .IanieS fIf1PIlf!t'IlllllH - General Business Fmeiiliall I. 23 Wesley I. .IERRY PIERCE - H.Ie1'1'yh' Cn-Lin High - Elf'f'lflil'fll El1gl.l166fl'IZg Ereneli Club I. ,IANICE POWELL - 'flaiiivem Clil Sflll Springs - General BA. BSII I, 23 Wcjsle-y' QQ COIQ'-ttes 2. IVIONA MARIE PRICE - Mona C0-Lin High - Sf'C'ff'fIlfl'lLl Scielice Plii Theta Kappa I, 23 IRC I, 12 - Officer 23 Choir Officer. 2.5-111' sig LINDA LOIISE PEACE - Linda Alcfrzflerihcill - SPCFPICIFIICIZ Science Wesley I, 2: Dramaties Club 2. GEORGE ALLEN PELL - George Hazlffhurst f Engirzeering Traek I, 22. I: SCA 2 ATHER RAY QIIINNELLY - Rafi Hazleliurst - Drqfling DONNA L. RAIIIHBIIN - Dmina IQTPIIHISS - Gefmfrczl BJ1. I Wesley I, 2: YWCA I. 2 - Offieei' 2: SCA Cuum il 7 Di 1 iiiativs Club 2. LEANIJER PIIQER RA'III.IFF - Piker Bruolfliziiwi A bIlIgl.llf'l'fl-IIKQ' Ei'e'm'li Cluli. Z? IfI.IZ.'XRI'i'I'II ,IANE RQXVIIIS - Iain- .N'1Ill'lIl'Z-JIIIIIIIIN - .IIllflIf'I7IllflIf'S 4 Wesley I. 2 - Offivei' 2: YWCA I: Plii'I'liel1i Ii 7 Ol'I'i1-ei' 2 - Stale Oi'I'i1-ei' 2: Iilmiiigilies Cluli 12. DONNA LYNN REED - Donna Magee - Secretarial Science Colettes I, 2 - Captain 2g BSU I. 2: Trillin Features Editorg Wesley I. FELDER MONROE REID - Felder Brookhaven - General BS. Basketball l, 2. RICHARD TRENT ROGERS - Trent Morziticello - General CHARLIE RUSHING - Charlie West Lincoln - Drahing Dramaties Club I. .IOE RUSHING - Joe Meaclzfille W Engineering Cheniistry Club Ig Baslwtball l. BARBARA RIISSELI. - BarbaraM Franlflin - Elementary Education Band l. 2g FTA 2g Choir l. 2 - Ollicel' l, 2g Piano l 7' M -f 2: Ensemble l. nz Staff 2 - Asst. I au SANDRA KAY REID - Sandy Enterprise - .Secretarial Science BILLY STUBBS ROBERTS - Billv Magee - General BAS. Weslei'. Band l. 2: Choir l, 2. CHERRY GAYLE ROBERTS - Cherry Topeka-Tilton - Secretarial Science WILLIAM E. ROBERTS - Bill Co-Lin High - Plzysics if ,gmv f In AY '- av GARY WILLIAM RLSSELL - Gary Hazlehursz - Mathematics Track I, 2. KEITH RUSSELL - Mama C0-Lin. High - Accounting Football T, 2. A fx THOMAS CAREY RUSSELL - Buddy , illorzticello - Erzgineering MERL SCOTT. JR. - Merl FfIlllfh'!I'II 4 Secondafv Edulcation. .IAMES ROBERT SIMONSON - FRTIITIIIIYM C0-Lin. High. - Drqfling Football Ig Truck I. CHARLES BURNLEY SLATER - Charles,' Pinola - General Business -slug. Wu ALBERT A. SMITH - Albert C0-Lin High - Drrifling ALTUN MORRIS SMITH - CoonH Wvst LI.IlC'0!II - Gmiffral BS. BSU 2: W1-slvy 2: Basketball I. 2. BARBARA DIANNE SMITH - Dianne Loyd Shir - fkledical Technolagx' Choir Ig IRC 21 Trillium Staff 2 - Favulty Editor: Chemistry Club 2: BSU 2. CALVIN PAUL SMITH - PuulM Co-Lin High - I4c'v0i111ti11g in CARROLL PERVIS SMITH - Loyd Star - Secondary Education Basketball 1. 2. ' DONALD GENE SMITH - Donald Broolfhaven - General Business KAREN DENISE SMITH - Karen Carroll HAROLD LEE SMITH - Harold lValcl1e:-Adams - General BS. Football I, 2. JACKIE RAE SMITH - Jackie Franklin - Secretarial Science BSU I, 2. JAMES W. SMITH - Hlimmyi' Crystal .Springs - Music Education Band I, 23 Choir I, 23 IRC 23 FTA I, 23 YMCA 23 Wesley 2 .IUDY CAROLYN SMITH - 'fludyn Broolihafven - Sociology French Club I, 23 Phi Theta Kappa I3 23 YWCA 23 Wesley I 23 BSU I, 2. BI'00ililllll'Pll - English Trillium Staff2 - Editor 23 YWA I, 2 - President 23 FTA I, 23 BSU I, 2 - Officer 23 SCA I, 2. PHILLIP ROGER SMITH - Phillip Loyd Star - General RONALD TONY SMITH - Tom Broolfliazen - Engineering Chemistry Club I. SAMANTHA DELORIS SMITH - SamM Magee - General Business BSU I, 2. E' .lllDlTH IRENE STUARD - Judy BI'U0h'll,Cl'l76lI' - BZLSZIIZCSS BSL l. 21 Colettes l. BILLY EARLE TAYLOR - Taylor hlagee - Drqfling and Design Teelmology TERRY WAYNE TAYLOR - Terry Loyd Star - Drqjqzfng MARTHA DELORIS TERRELL - De-loris' Wes! LlilIl'0lII' - Home ETCOIIIOTIZVIICS Choir lg IRC l., 2 - Officer 2g Wesley 2g FTA 2g Trillium Staff 2 - Activities Editorg BSU 1, 2. TALMADGE EUGENE SMITH - Talmadge Loyd Star - Bible GARY DONALD STATHAM - Cary Co-Lin High - Engirzeering Chemistry Club 1: French Club lg Baseball 1. -vm- BEVERLY JO THAMES - Beverly MCII1,liC6ll0 - Seeondarfv Eflueation Wesley l, 23 FTA 2: BSU 1, 23 Choir lg Trillium Staff 2. FRED EDGAR THOMPSON. .lR. - Eddie Co-Lin High - Pre-elllea' Band l. 21Tf-nnis l. 2: Choir l. 2: Dmmatics Club l. 2: Quar- tet l, 2: Phi 'l'l1etuIil1ppa l. 2: IRC 21 Wesley l. 2: SCA 1, 2. DANNY TllORNTON - lJanny lfffleiglz - Forestet GEORGE WARREN THORNTON lll - George In Cfvstul Slnirzffs - General 131151.11055 lfootlmll l. 2:bllmim'a1lvlc' lNTt'IlllOll All-Slate l. Baseball l. 2: Tr'u'k l '7 n Q... JOSEPH ALBERT TIRELLO, JR. - Joe Monticello - Music Education FTA 1. 2g Band l, 2 - President 2. ROBERT MICHAEL TGWNSEND - Mike Brookhaven - Engineering Student Association President 23 Trillium Staff 23 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 23 Wesley 2. DANNY W. WALLACE - Danny Franklin - Accounting Trillium Staff l. 2 - Business Manager 2: - Editor. WILDA PEARL WALLEY - Pearl New Hebron - Secretarial Science Wesley l, 2: Choir l. PEGGY RAMDNA WARD - Peggy Brookhaven - Elementarfv Education Choir l. 2. DOUGLAS VERNON WARE - Doug Magee - General Business Choir. -QQ. DENNIS SYLVESTER TULLOS - Dennis' Magee - Accounting Bogue Cliitto - Secondary Education KELSIE LEE WALDROP - Kelsie FRANCES CHARLENE TURMAN - Charlene'i FTA l. 2: BSU l, 23 French Club 23 Homecoming Maid 2. Magee - Electronics TEDDY MAURICE WALKER - Teddy , Pinola - General B.S. BSU l, 2. BSU Paper Staff 2 New MM GEORGE DENNIS WATTS - 'Ceorgei' Natchez-Adanzis - Industrial Arts Football 1, 2. BARBARA DALE WELCH - Barbara Pinola - Liberal Arts BA. Wesley 1, 2 - President 2: Freneb Club 1, 2 - Officer 2' Dramatic-S Club 1, 2 - Officer 2g YWCA 1. 2 - Officer 2' SCA 2. MARCUS LAVELLE WESLEY, IR. - Marana Crvstal .Springs - General Business GROVER CENE WHITE - CeneM C0-Lin, High. - Secondarjv Education, Band 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, IRC 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, BSU 1, 2g SCA 2. in H ,gre-r, EZ. .IAIVIES E. WATKINS, IR. - Jimbo fVIendeniha,lI - Business IOHNNY B. WATSON - Johnny B. C0-Lin High - General BS. f- ie 'N IIYDY CAROLYN WHITE - Jerry Brookhazierz - Secorzdarji' Education BSU 1, 2 - Officer 23 YWCA 1. 21Cb0ir 1. 2 - President 21 Band 1, 2: IRC 1. 2, FTA 2 - Officer 2: SCA 1. 2 - Officer 1, KAREY DALE WHI'IVl'lNGTON - Dale Bogue Cfzitto f Erzgirzeering ARTHUR JOSEPH WILLIAMS - Artie Inv 1IV!lfl'fIl'Z-JIlillllIS - Drafiing Baskelliall l: Base-lmll l. 2: Class Officer 2 ,IOIIN LYNN VQ'll,l,lAlXlS - 11.1011111- Brfmlflzrizwz - Inslrumerztatimz Fm-iivli Club l. HORACE STEPHEN WILLIAMSON - Steve Brookhaven - Engineering Chemistry Club I. WATTS FREDRICK WILLIAMSON - Fred Mendenhall - IBM The sophomore legacx' to Co-Lin - freshman hair BILL WILSON - Bill Natchez-Adams - Electronics HOWARD WOOTEN - Howard Brookhaven - Engineering Student Association 2. JOHN RICHARD WRIGHT - Richard Brookhaven - General Basketball I, 2. STANLEY HOWARD WRIGHT - Stan Jefferson - Accounting Baseball I, 2. ., , . .. .t...r-...,.. ,. W, . , .. ,. ,. .. X . ,L , ' Sw ts. f N if .Mao ...Spa ,. ,X f., ., N. . . ., xI..,,,W-- -.-,, , , . '- ' ' Q L: ,f.':':':'fi'5-15-1fi53:'?i?i1iEfI55ll::i:EfQi2'f :iff H . I K W ' ' . Q 1 -A I ' 4.5f 'f:s. H, ' 'if .. .N :fs::': M -. - za.-sv-P .Dam , , H 1 ,, 'x A - ' , 1. F':'.f,:5:g f as is iff ,Sf A is e org 12559 ,ani-W Ms. it NM.. . .--.-,. - Officers of this year? FRESHNI.-'KN class are. from left to right. Judy Jackson. student association repre- sentative: Elaine Smith. see-retary: Nan Haire. viee- presiclent: Sue Wooten. treasurer: Jenny Kay Davis. student assor-iation representative: lien Walley. pres- ident. Sponsoring class lluna-tions are Nlr. Clyde Wil- son. Nlr. B. R. Folkes. and Miss Nancy Armstrong. Freshmen - People on Their We Up lVlARtlARlQ'l' ANN AllBU'll'll Natvlie-z-Atlantis BETTY ABLICS Cu-l,lIl High CARRULI, 4lHl'lCURY ADAMS Bl'4mlil18Va'I1 PEGGY TIIHMAH Mll1lN'l' Crystal Springs DURUTHY Ill-11.1. AlN5W'UliTll lNla,ggee RAY AINSWUR'l'H MOI1Iim'e'llo MARTHA ANN Al,ENANlllfli Memle'-nliall PATRIYIK LEON .Xl,l'lN.fXNlll'lll Tops-ka-'llilloii GEUHfQl'l WQXYNH xXl,l,lll'llJ llrookliaiw-ii tLl9lUlt1Ll.-X lil.-XNNE Al,l,Hl'lll lingua' flliitto 4Ll,l'fN Bl'RTt PN Allltlill llugllv Llllllu 1ll'Nl'1 W',fXlll'l AYVIASUN llzirrisvillr- QIAHULYN AliNHI.lJ lfrruikliii lil'lNNl'l'l'll t l.I-IN ,'X5lll,l'lY llzizlm-hiirsl SfXllnNll .NNN .'XSlll,l'IY llaizle-hnrsl KLICNNIICYIC 'X'l'WOHIJ Nl4blIll4'4'llU .l-XNIICS l'1llXN.XIiIl I5-Xll.I'QN lirylail Springs .lHSl'fl'll INlltLl.,XSI1Xl.INklIN Nutt-lim, XIYlt'I'I.'l tl C i 9 l'll'1llllxllll I.-Xliltl li.-XlHxSIb-XI,lC liml Nur 52 '55 if? 'Q-5, 71' 'Z' l. '53 Z ' , ,.,,,,,A . 1 RE'I I'Y SIVE BITIIKLEY Hurrisxilli- SANDRA KAY BITIE I,uyfI Star RONALD KENT RIRIIII Rrunkliavf-n BRIAN DAVID RIIRIQESS fin-Lin High LINDA EAY Bl'RKE'l l' Nvw Hi-brim BRIICE Bl'R'l' Iiryslal Springs ROBERT DWAYNE REAL. .IR. IIiIIizir1I. Ohio IQLENDA MARIE BEASLEY Ilazli-Iiiirsl DAVID ,IA1 IKS REIJEORD Nlnhile- IOHNNY .IEROIVIE RENNEIIVI' Ha1rrisx'iIIi- ALBERT NEWTON RERIIH Crystal Spring ELIZABETH ANN RERRY Halrrisvillv LEONARD EI.'I'ON RERRY Harrisvilli- ELIZABETH DENISE RERRYHILI NL1I4'I1l?Z-AIIHIHR FRANK MIIIHAEIJ RLAKIKLEY Nah-Iwz ANNIE LENORA BLAIR Pinula .IOE INIICIIAEL BOONE IVI0llIi4'c'IIu .IOYIIE BERNIEIIE RLMNE Rogue Ifhitlu WILLIAM ALLEN ROI'rI'VI'EI,L I'ILiZIf'IIllI'SI CLARK N. BOWMAN Bruukhawli 'IIIIERESA ANN BOYIIIE R1'uukImwli ALEX S. RRARHAM BI'4blJKIILlY'f'II A NNIi'IVl'lC BRII IC ES Ihr-I,il'1 High ILLYNN AIBRY BRIDGES I'IL1rrisviIIe- BEN NIARSHALI, RRISTER Cristal Springs IILIEEORD IIAIAIN BRI'I I' fin-I,in High RIWIIIIE .II'ANI'I'A BRITT I,uymI Star SI-IELIA ANN BRl'l l' Maigm- PEIQIQY OTHEAI, RROVIN Brimklmvf-n IIHERYI. ANN BRI'AIEIEI,Il BIIILUK' Iihillu ALICE .IIIANIIA RIIIKELS Frzmklin Ninn to stuilx' mx' CHIHI0gll0.H 53 I II LII 5 VI. Bl, RT THOMAS WAYNE Bl'TLER 'P 4? MARILYN ALEXIS BVTTROS5 Nah hez Catliwlral ROBERT LULIS Bl'TTR05s Nalvhvz-,Adams Mr Eortenbvrry took nur kefys away! DUUCLA5 CAROL CALCOTE RUBERT LULIS CALCOTE Lnvd Star THOMAS A. CANII'REI.L Crystal Springs TOMMY CARNEY 'ITul,N'I'i1l-Tillull RANDY CARR Muritii-vllo JAMES IJHYLE CASE Miss. Swhiml Ihr thi- Blind IESSE LAYTUN CASE Brmikliavi-ii ,IUIIN RUYCE CASE Loyd Star RHBERT ERVIN CASE. JR. Brimkliuvr-ii WILLIAM II. CASE, .IR. Bmukliavi-ii JACKIE W. CHANCE IVIoIlIii'r'IIn PEGGY LANELL CLINE Hallo-Iiursl MELNEE KAY CI,HI'TUN Cu-Lin High FLUHENIQ CURE I'iiinIu PIERCI-l DEAN iiukli Rrimkliqiu-ii ISR ENI IA .II rE'II'I'Ii C1 DLE Mllg1'l' ' MARY ALICE COLEMAN INIiigi-i- IPENNIS l,AlRlH14JNlf1Rl,Y IVIuHli1'4'IIo GLENN IIUWARID CRAET Magm- WYMAN IJALTHN 'Ilmlim-kai-'Ixillirli KI-II'l'II lMNIEl.S M4rlIli1'4'IIu TI DNINII E E A Y I DA RSEY NiiI1'II4'l4'AlllllIlN Al,I1.I', I' -XY In IHNIS lfiuiiikliii l1wl1Lll'l'Mimm' IMXIS Cu-I.iii lligli EI.IfAIIE'I'II ANN IDVUIS Cryxlail Sliriiigf EMNIETI' RICIIJ IIAN IS Mulllinvllu MICHAEL CADE CA LCOTP 0 tg :'r -4' Were Confused JENNY IXAY DAVIs I-Iazlehurst LINDA SUE DAVIS Brmikliavvn JAMES ROBERT DELANLY Harrisville VIILLIAM DAYID DERRll.Ix Cn-Lin High CHARLES EREDERICK D11 ,IeITvrS0n 'fi CHARLES MICHAEL DOHERTY Natvhez-Arlains W3 SW IKINSON l 8- ,N viva KL Al 'hp 'U' ow., , Wbfvf ff! I .L 'M Tf f ' A If v .:V5,,. ,I 'S' fi, ff -1 ,J 211-Ef 51g,f,,.. .,,,, 'S N Already: I fIon't like her! CONNIE MACK DULTGLAS Eiih-i'p1'isv PAI 'l, ,IACKSI DN DI PI 'I QLAS Pinula CLEMON WAYNE DURHAM Franklin JESSE NIICHAEL DIIRR Dl'm1IiIlLiYt'Il .IAMES TATE DYIQES I rankIin PATRICIA ANN EAST Begin' Chitlu SANDRA HAIL EDWARDS Ihizlr-Iiiirsl WILLIAM PATRICK EIDT Nutvhez Callie-1Ii'i1I MARCARET EAY EMFINCER FTLIIIRIIII WILLIAM HENRY ICRNST Nalvliez-,Amiaiins PA'l'HI41IA ANN EVERETT IVI1-iirleiiliull DANNY RAY EALYEY BI41b4lkIIlIY'1'II RUNALD KEITH EARMER Crystal Springs CAROLINE FLOYD Mllglxli .IA MES LA R RY FI ,YNT Haizleliurst IANICE L1 bl 'ISE F4 FRTENBERRY Mimtif-f-lln DENNIE HERALD MISTER Morililvllu ROBERT DALE FOSTER Nah-hez-Aelaiiis YYAYNE EDWIARD FOSTER Mulltilwllix LINDA ANNI-ITTE Fl'I,LIHlH Nam-li:-z HAROLD RICHARD EURLOVI' Lew Wallin-v High Cary. Indiana SALLY PAIILINI-1 IQAGLIARUI Erankliii DEBORAH DIANNE CARRETT N1ullli4'4'IIn JOSEPH THOMAS CEORCE Nulvlivx EDWARD LEE OILBERT Bnmklum-n 551 NAIIVIA .Ill HILL Frrmklin f KIHARIIIS NHRMAN 1Ll.I'IASUN. III I Bvilllllllllll. 'IH-ms YEIXNIA ANN 1LUI.IISlNII'I'lI Nan-Iwi BENNIE .II'1FI I'IRSON URAIIIAI Nalvlrvz-Arlarns LARRY IQRQXYSUN Nlf-rnlf-rmllull JOHN NIARIUN ILRIQFN Hazlvhnrsl NIIIIHAEL WARREN GRINI Brmnkl1awl1 GEORGE I.. 1ll'I,I,I'flNlIl Naitvlwz-Aelailrls DANNY WAYINIIQ 4ll'N'I'ICR Crystal Springs RITSSICLI, ICI,l,l4l'l' IQIIYMUN. IR. IAJ-I,llI Hugh NAN CARUI, IIAIRIMI Franklin CUNNIIC NIQLL HALEY lfryslal Springs DAVID lII,IfYICl,ANIl HALL. III BTIPIJIKIILIYCII .IFNVI-IL IIHARIJES HALL. IR, In-IJIII Ilrgh SHARON I'Il.IZARIS'I'II IIANIMUNS Crystal Springs Rl! IHARIJ I-L. HARPER HHZIPIHITSI LINDA HAY HARRRLL INI:1gvf' RILLY NIIIIHAIQL HARRIS Mt'l14It'IlIlLill .IAMIQS IIHARLRS HARRIS ilu-Lin High SIWSIE ANN HARRIS ilu-Lin High 4ILEVliLANlHLE4IR1LI1I HARRISHN I'Ii1ZlK'llllI'SI GARY ITALIC HART Bugllv IIIIIIIH ALYIN IJWIIQHII' HAZLII' Ni1I1'I1t'Z-AIILIIIIS MARTHA 11ARUI.IC IIICNIJICRSHN B1'nukI1aw-11 .IANE ELLA HIIRRINIQ Nlilrln-Z C! 56 'I'In- IIr'z1in,I' 4-M' his-.. -I 'S I-.s - 1 ?? MARIX HLRRINMIUN Nlvw IIe'In'un Mullin 'vllu I A Hours of Classes, Endless Stud 11l'R'I'lS R14 IINRID HU lxlnrllive-llu Lrsslu . 1 . .ION LURRAINI2 IIUXXARII I I Spring Il0NAI.Il R. HH N INI4lllIl1'4'Ilu WH' Si I .xi 'W U ,A V, Q. T 419-A QPWWW' wff K' L 43 1 ' x ing, Then Comes Knowledge IIEWEY GLENN KING .Iayi-as MA RILARET VII ITORIA KINSEY Brookhavi-n .IANIIIE SUE KNIGHT Ifryslal Springs LINIJA RAE LAIRD Rrookliavrn SHERMAN LARIIE LAMBERT Brookhaven STEVEN PAUL LANI-'HERE Monticello PAUL II, IIIIIQIIES NI11g+-o MARTIIA IIIINTER ITU-I.Ill IIOWARIJ I,AfNIAR IKERD Eniiilxliii HELEN El.lZAISE'I'II IZARD IILl.ZI1'IIlll'SI BRENDA EAY E .IAIIKSON Rrookliawii .IIIIIY LYNN .IMIKSON llrysztul Springs PATRICIA ANN .IAIIKSOIY Brookliavi-ii CAREY SIM .IAMES I'I1ilIt'Illll'SI ROSALYN LYNETTE .IARRELI Riooklizixi-ii ARTIIIIR L. .IASPER Iluzle-Inirsl SIIERRI IN IERNIK IAN Alioskif- High NUFIII IILIFUIIIIQI DALTON .IOHNSTON Franklin SHAR1 IN Sl 'E ,Il PHNSTI IN IVIollli1'e'IIo IRIS DIANE .IONE5 IXI4-Call tin-.-IX .IAME5 NIIIIIIAEL .IONER Lo-Lin High MARTIN YERON .loNRS INI1igm- MERRY .IOYIIE .IONE5 NIVIIQIII lIre'm'Ii CHARLES KENNETH .IORDAN Ri'ookIuivn-ii MARILYN .IORIIAN Rogue' Iillillo IJEOOY MARIE ,IORIJAN IIl'u0IiIILlVr'll EYELYN ILAYNELL .IOSEY Niitvlif-I-.-Mlgiiiis RRENIIA CAROL KEENE INIHI-Ifily Rzlplist New Orle-ains. Lu, LINIJA SLSAN KEENE Ilryslzil Springs IIOIILLAS HOWELL KELLY Hiirrisville- HAROLD ELTON KENNEDY Me-mlviiliaill fs. L W... A f riff 3 .5 ' U' I . :, J -... by f I h -,M -,-.-L,-Mig. 1- I .- Mawfxfzkkj 7' Hmm? M f .-1 H 1 'uf-I ll I Sm , - X Wire going to be up aII night doing thie Iioinewoi'kI THWIQISW :XNIE'I':I PAYE LE .IFLIINE Ikyslzll Springs 'I'HUNI.-NS III'IIIS'I'ON LEE Pinula ERANIIIQS LOIIISE LEHNARD Buguf' IVIIIIIIH .IIDY ANN LEWIS Boguv Ifhillu RACHEI, ELAINE LEWIS Cu-Lin High KAREN 'IHEIIESA LILES New Urbana, La. I-'IIILIJP LYNN LINIJSEY Bogus' IVIIIIIIII KAY I,INI,Ll,E Ilryhml Springs IUSEPII LYNN I,UI'I'IIIIN Lnyl SMI' LESLIE IAIYID I,UFrI'UN W1-sl Lim-uIn 'I'I-IEHICSA LYNN LIISK N4lIvI1e-1-.5nIun1s FRANK IVAN LUZ Ilannhm. Uhiu IDA RRIEL RAY M1-I IAFFERTY Bngllc' IIIIIIIU I','IIIII, ICARI, III4'I'IAI,I,IIIII INIug1-v IVIAIIILYN INICZ IVI1-I LUY Iir4mIxI1axe-n .IAMI-IS IDANI III, M1-Ill ILL! Il IILH Ilmuklnaxf-I1 NIIIIIINIEI, Ill NTIS II'I4-IQEE IlrwIuI Springs GLEN M1-IIICNIIY Iiryslul Springs ,II'I,I!X ANNE IX'I4'II,W.fXIN N1lI4'Il4'l-JXIIAIIIIS INII ILL.-XS I Ii.fI.YIiI.IN M1-I,I'IN IIIWHILII Syringe .IIIIIN MIIIILXIGI,M1-NIII.I,lAN IIl'mnIxIluxml 'l'IIUXI.'XS IIINIIJXN INIINII II,I,I,' IIuzIvInnwI IIIulIIIm'1'II4r A A A A .I NNI! .Ia IANIaI.I. NIM .lalz III4HUI'xIIIIX4'II XINIISII XI,I, IPM IS NI,fXII.XI I 11 ' 1' 58 IJW-XYNE THHNIHXS I 'XYDRINI HARRY BARNIYITI' IANIJRIM LINDA FAY LANG :XDR AN GILBFIIT LAWRENIIE X' IIIIID. IAIRILIA .I. IANI1 - - I'Al'I, II.. ,ANG I 1 IIrIL1f1Q'4' 4' VA. 1 Bug 4 II Hu ' PIaeeS to Ge, Pe0pIe to meet, Lives ST? he-1' K I. V , K' , . f'. - ff ,'k' '65 GEORGE MICHAEL MALONE Bruuklmw-ii 5'l'I-WE MANGIIM IVIugm' CORDY MARTIN. .IR. Mimtiw-Ili, PATRICIA JEAN MARTIN I rankIin GREG MAXWELL I,iIu-rty CHARLEY SUE MAYO Crystal Springs to Be Lived, emories to Be Made '49 qi, .dwg l 8 Y fi ' 'N 4, I 1 32' -'K K: gg. F f'5 i: 'H W I. hi.. Hn-up--an What hii'cIS'? What In-vs? FRANI IES RAY NIILLIS Pinnlu RARRARA E. MUAIQ Summit RIIIH.-XRD ALLEN MUAK Rrnuklmvm-it SYLYI A SI IE M4 PAK Bri it iklum-n HELEN DIANNE Ml PNTLLUMERY Ri'rmkI1uWi1 HILIIA EAYE MURGAN Rmukluivc-ri LARRY ELIJUN MORRIS Zan-liarv. Lu. SHAHRUN MHRRIS tio-Lin High .IAMES MULLIJER 4111-Lin High LYIJA GRI-VIE NILLLINS I'Il'LiIlIiItIt MICHAEL ALEX MLLLINS Eraiiikliii IQENNETII WAYNE MLNN Lu-Lin High EINIIIE RlI'I'H MIRRAY Lyman High I,m1gwmuI. Flu. MARVIN E. MYERS Franklin RHRERT IJUNALIJ MYERS Hugtu- IIIIIIIH LIIIIY MAE NATIONS IVI4rllli1'c'IIu SIIARULYN RAY NEELY I'Iuri'isxiIIi- IiA'I'HY NEIIHERLANIJ NilI4'Il1'Z-.AIILUIIS RISSELL .IERUME NEVIIELI. Lim! Star .IUHN H. Wwsimt. lx' News III-hrun .IHHN H. NIX. IR. Nutt-In-2-A1Ia1im M A R Y 'III I ER ESA Nt PR I PA N Lu-Lin High GARY Nt tR'I't PN Lm'1I Stair E. INII INQLESRY. .IR Eruiilxliii 4IlI.'XRLES RUIIERIIIIS UXHLNS Ri'1mIxIizm-ii Bliltil-1l'Xl'lZXN llrwlnl Spring- UANNY 11. l'ARRli'lw'I'I'l Haizlvhuiwl HMI Nl! RIRKIQ l'A'I l'l-IRSHN Il Ahvlillivllwi S -XNIPHA .I ANIC I'A'l l'ICliS4 DN 4111-Lin High LINDA LHC l'Al L Nam-Iii-A-.Aihiiiis RA N DY R A Y l'Rl'1'l'S 4.0-Lin High RUGER PRIWICR Hlmmil-gllL1X'a'll WANDA HLAIJYS l'lf'l l'lf QRICVQ 114+-Lin High RHNNII41 FMRRY l'RYl'lY liifviilmisil. Alu, .R PHN BIdL'l'4 DN l'IlIIiFIRlN1L D-Ln BETTY ANN I'l'l I'NlAN I IL1ZlQ'llllI'4l PADI, HENRY PHNIJKR NL-mlf-nhull RUNNIR DALE PURTICR Biwmkliziu-ii .ILDITH ANN PUINIIS Biwikliuu-ii STANLEY LEVR IS l'RA'l'HLR Nalvhvz-A1 Luna SANDRA PRICE Ruguv ffhillu l'IHRl5'I'HI'IllfR S. I'l'IiSlili Rnmkliziwii FRANHIIS EARl,Ql'l11K I 'hil'Hl14'1' HILL A. RANINLY Cu-Lin High QILINTUN RAY liA'I'41l,lFlf Luyl 5lLll' MARY LUIVISR RAWLS NLlll'I1t'Z-Alhilllh ADLAI WAIJIS IRICFIWIS Hazln-liursl LYNN RRITIF RIQRYRS Rugui- lihithi CARI. NIARTIN RHLIMII, Rimulxliuu-ii RHRIQRT M. Rlflll Nluiiliw-llmi My ku ,f if , I .wh ophomores Cut Freshman Males Half Flrst JERRY infix Cu-Lin High WILLIAM .RUSH H RH ll XRIJS1 N .lm'Hi'rs4 in SYLYIA KAY Rll IIIW 'Nlll Ln-Lin High AIOR RURIN Rimikliam-ii CARULYN Rl Pilllblll NHRMA ICLLFN Rl Xl x lIi'vSta1l Spring 9 if Q Va, 'ff L .1 wa Hd If' Time in 20 Years 'Fi LF' l 'Sim ROGER DALE SMITH I Cu-Lin Higli ROGER DALE SMITH .IvI'Il-rsnii RONALD A. SMITH HrnukIiavi-ii THOMAS EDWARD SMITH Cu-Lin High THOMAS HIIGHEY SMITII ITU-Lin High VIRGINIA KAY SMITH Ilefiisamlu. Elu. SIIARRI N LYNN Rl 'SSELI Ilia-Liii High Sl 'SAN ETTA SANIDI I N LE Hruukluiwii .IAMES Wll,l.lANl SAYELI, I'inuIa .II PIINNY SAVELI, VIVSI I,lll4'nIIl .IIIANITA R. SIIIIILLINIL IILMII-Iiursl .IA MES R4 IHERT SI I4 ITT INilIi'Il1'Z-JAIILIIIIS EVA RlVI'H SIHIALIC Fl'llIlIxIIIl CHERRY LANE SHAW IIrystaI SIDTIIIIIS MARY ANN SHURT Iimulxliaxi-ii CIIARLES T. SIIURTER IILlI'l'lSX'lIIf' ERNEST E. SIMMHNS. IR. Ihr-Lin High IIAYWARD Iil'lLENESlIWbN1UN IR Nalvlwz IIRAIIQ LERUY SLEEPER Crystal Springs BARBARA IXIAIQINIIC SMITII IIazIeIiui-si DUNNIE T. SMITII Pinnlu GARY LYNN SMITH Lind Star IQERALDINE SMITII Pinula .IAIIK R. SMITII I,.mI Star ,IANIIIIE in smrrii IYII'1NhIiIlLlV1'll .IERRY WAYNE SMITII Ri'mukIuiw-ii .IUHN IAMES SNIITII Iluzli-liui-sl MAXIE .IANET SMITII Bi-imkliawn MIRIAM ELAINE SMITH Eu-Lin Higli PEGGY ANN SMITII Nutvlie-1 RIIIHARID SIIIYERS SMITH New IIvIirun -38. I 4' 'A . W' I Did you know tlmvrefs ai spider n u PHILIP JOSHIA STRHNIL. .IR Hazlehurst MICHAEL LESTER SIRI JI 'ID Franklin .IOHN L. SLLLIYAN Natrfhez-Aflalns PATRICIA LUIISE SITMRALI.. Natvlwz-Aflallls .IUHN N. SWAIN. IR. Nalrfhcz-Aclalns SCHERRY LYNN SWEENEY Bmokhaw-n ROBERT MORRIS SYKES C1'ystaI Springs DIANE TARVER Wvvibl LIIICHIII CUNNIE TAYLUR Crystal Springs LANA LYNN TAYLOR Pinula LINDA .IANE 'IIAYLHR lIrySIaI Springn REBICCCA BERRY 'VAYIAJR Magee RUNNIE GENE 'I'EA'I'ER Mr-11416-lllmll LYDIA ANN 'I'ENII l,I'I I runIxln1 RHNALIJ 'l'ENIPl,I1 I runklin SANDRA 'III-IRRY Iirfmklmxr-ll ILICIIRY LYNN 'I'IlMX'II'IS rI'nIu'Ixd-VIIIIIUII LARRY 'VIIAMICS 'I'u'u'IxLl-VIYIIIUII .IANIICS IDXRI. 'I'HI,IiICIi'l'. IR, IIl'1nuIxIILlu'Il .IMIlx I'll.I,lS 'I'Hl'SlNAl RmukI1ux4-rl RHNNN SIIXN 'IUXX NSICNIJ IIl'4PUIxIlilX4'll IUIQI EIA N ICI.lX-XIII-l'I'II 'I'l IINIQHI I II Ihwnlxllalxr-11 RHIilfR'I' X. I ffl,I'1 N1-xx II1-Imnl NIXRIIIX X XN IIHHSII Nxllvllvf NII'I'tIIII'll.I. ICIDXX XIII! X Xl ILIIN I,m1I Stan' 62 15 I2 Enrollment to New Heights dl-hs. fi 4-01 ,,..-P' 1'- UUNALD LANL YIQHUKXIHI Nan-In-z-.A4lar11s DONALD ALTHN WALKER Cn-Lin High MARTHA DIANE WALKER Brfmkllaw-11 R14 IIIARD WAYNE WALKER Mmuiw-ll11 KlCNNK'I'l1 WAI,l.EY ,lrflbrsn Ill TH! DM AS D1 DDDS WALSH Lllwrly Nu, Lm not Walt:-1' Swamvru ' ' l,lw,x XI-XRIIC WAHI, 1, Frglnklin 5 lil I l'Y IANIQ XX 'XHRLN - n,,. .,.,. 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Klaus slurwlmvls am' Nlls, IA1-nu lllmlllmmn llllil 4Au4u'll lm Luzllw. .IA-XCR AXRNISTRHNH AIHHN WAYNE BfXII.EY TUXIXIY BAAXHIMW FR.-XNLIHS ANN BRITI' .IA-XNIPIS R.Xl.l'H BHHWN .HXIHS A-XIAIQHIH' Bl'I-'RIN BAXRBAXRAAX AXNN Hl'LLlNIIi .IAXNIET IAIEIILH BASE PHIIAIAII' IAAXNCHY CASE AHNIHS RUNNIIQ 4I.XS'l'llAW HHENILX HAXIIA IJIAXIUND IXENNHTII XX .XYNFQ I.lUl'l.QIA NIAXRY IVAPXYK INJULIAS WA-XNIW-X .IH IIINN RHNNIH HAXHIAS TUNY XYXYNK FII-'I-f DAVID l,Ul IS I-'NRE RUBERT ILIAIQN F4 bK'l'l-INHICRHY P.fX'I'RI1Il.X FIAHYIJ DAYIID IAN FHIEDNIAN IAJYCIQ YFRYIA FIRLUW STAXNIAICY HID Fl RIMXY RUHFIRT XY.-XHHEN FLRR RITA .HN QLRAXNHERRY JERRY XYAXHRPIN HALL 1IHHlS'l'l-AI-AN ll.-XNllIA'l'HN SANIAJRA-X ANN HKSTER l,l'RA-X ICIAXIAX Ill USUN SH-XRHN HA-XII, IIPIDSUN ALA-XN FR XNK HINTKR I... ' N 5 if 1 183:37 I :HQ A Q. ? A gp S , 2 'Q'f' Monkeys will play. NORITA LAYONE HLTSON CECIL JAMES TONY DARYL JAMES DIANNE JAMES ROBERT JOHNSON PEGGY SUE KIMBLE MILFORD DAVIS KING VERA MAY KINSTLEY ROBERT ADRAIN LOWERY HILDA .JEAN M1-CRAY JOHN RILEY IVIMJIJRLEY JERRY DEAN MORRIS KENN ETH CA R ROL NEWMAN DANIEL NELSON PAGE BILLY RAY PANNELL BILLIE CAROL REMINGTON SAMUEL EDWIN SHELTON JANE TARVER JUDY ANN THOMPSON JAMES TISDALE ANN WALKER ONA FAYE WALKER RAY WALKER BILLY WAYNE WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILSON Y I NUI Nut here, Svntly. xr ! my ' J 4, ' J.. C I. 4 Q5 - f- ms , .. N -Q v,,,4 1 -v--1.9 . 1 ' 1 .- , ..,. ' ' ,. In 'SI I ,,, . . . -N.. A iii 'Q .1 5 ,. . I M 9 . -iffffff ' f' 1 IJ: . I Q ,iv ,Q .M ,- ,vsp , ,, ,-vm 1 N 1 ,v .ix-. -' 'S' ' ' A Z' . 9 ' W !'f S I , v Q I .V 5, V J- ..- Q M - - -1-M x. K , If NX , ,. . S ' , .I.- f I F., ,MJ 4335 Max V -1, ,I fx iz' m I 5 1.3 . rfzlv 5' bf r , I 04' X RN , . '11, n W ee. 'S ' ,,, H 1, D gbifwe '1': T .A ' , .. , q -,uf ., Y f ,Wi ' : q L ' : ' '1' ,. O . if ' , 1, . . ' f 1 B I '. I Ml X' in W 1 -1'- f 'F -. - I i ' : ,W U' 1 .5 f 5 fi, 3' f f-H5 ff! EFI Wil! A J 45? A- mx ,.:' :': . , .gif V 1 :, -A P ff, N .',,, I ' ., , Qi , flfi. Q I M .Q I I 'A i ' i A ' S ' f J, I f J, Q ,. ,JA , ,f fffffi, I I g I I .,,,e..ff-H 5 I ' 1 1 J' 51-A ., 4- I ,?, .,,. as 'V Q Freshmen - Three S--...,. ore Years! .ag Y-ef I I ' ---Y i , If ' BQ, jt lr X- 'I f ' . 1 x x W 'L Tln,-y want nuulv. N? S r 'v Good ole registration day. All this fuss over a tire hydrant! YUS. Dvar. l know. but . . . Co-Lin's Student Association. one of the most responsible student organizations on the campus, attempts to create and maintain stan- dards of good citizenship, create opportunities for closer cooperation between students and faculty members, promote extracurricular ac- tivities, and maintain school spirit. Working with President Fortenberry and Academic Dean B. F. Hunter, they make decisions concerning discipline for the welfare of Co-Lin students. Among the many responsibilities ofthis organization, the members are in charge of Homecoming nominations. class officers' elections. and Hall of Fame nominations. Their work starts even before the first day of school, with their prep- arations for welcoming the new freshmen. SERVING as their four main officers are. from left. Camille Lam- bright. treasurer: ,lane Ainsworth. SP1 l'PldI'yl Howard WOOICIL vice-president: Mike Townsend. president. Members and sponsors work together to wisely gov- ern student affairs. Student Association Promotes General Welfare Of Co-Lin ,vii ff' wr-f kv s I' 2:8 Q- 5 X . it +I. Nll'iXll'll'ili5ullll4'5Ill1ln'lll Xssovintioii ure. from I1-ft In right. lllllllt'l,llNIlt'..l4lll1'.'xlllSXHDl'lll. llonnie NlvNair. lfo-Spolisor Nlr. li. l'l. llllIIl l'- Mikt' T0WllSt'f11l- ti0w11rdW00 I-li. ,lvmix lxux Huis. lfiuiiillc l.4unlrrigIil. lit-iiiiclli Wiillt-5. Not picturcrl is .Indy .l1u'kson. Student Christian Association Coordinates Campus Religious Activities An effort to provide a Christian atmosphere for students on campus is one of the main objeetives ol' the S.tl.A. The members Coordinate all religious activities on the cam- pus, with special emphasis given to Christian Forum Week, Religious Emphasis Week, and the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs they sponsor. Mr. lVl. Rav Busby serves as sponsor of this active, all- important organization. K l-,: ws.. A ff. .133 t f , S.t,..A. t,OliNL.lL President ..,., ....., Vice-President , , , Seeretary ,,..... Program Chairman , . Program Committee . Publicity Chairman . . Program Committee , Sponsor . . . . . BSL' President - joel Eavenson Representative - Myra Allgood Sponsor - Rev. ,lohn Tadloek YMCA President A Robert King Representative - George Hall Sponsor - lVlr. ,Iohn Landress YWA President - Karen Smith Representative - Linda Laird Sponsor - Miss Nanev Armstrong Hl-Y President - Steve Carr Representative A Buteh Wallaee Sponsor - Nlr. Bobby Britt WESLFY FtJl'NDA'l'l0N President tSundayl e Barbara Welt-h , . . , , ,Jane Ainsworth . . .Rohhv Freeman . . . . Mona Priee I , , , , ,Susie Harris . , , Martha Hunter tiene White ,,,,,,,,,,,,.ltirly White , ,Betty Corban. liuther Boggan , , , , , , ,Mr Nl. Ray Busby President tWf-dnesdavj - Fddie Thompson Representative - Eddie Thompson Sponsor - Miss Zelle Weems YWCA President - Bei-kv Coleman Representative - Donna Rathbun Sponsor - Mrs. LaVerne Deevers WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP President - Anita Cruehv Representative - Wanda Pettigrew Sponsor - Rev. Frank lVleCraven Y-TEENS President - Dona Cranberry Representative A Suzanne Busby Sponsor - Mrs. ,Iohn Landress FRFSHMAN REPRRSEN'l'ATlVFS .lames Dykes - Brenda Keene SlQ1lRlQ'll.ARY Mona Priee, President Jane Ains- worth. and Viee-President Bohhv Freeman talk over mlans tor the vear. 8I - 1 Li,-.- RTA OMEGA Chapter inenibers pf Phi Theta Kappa inelude, seated front left, Mona Price. Peggye Little. Patricia Calcote. Camille Lambright. Bobbv Freeman. ,lane Rawls. Myra Lynn Allgmlxl. Rita Page, Eddie Tlminpsrm, and Miss Willie Mae Hamill. 5 onsor. Sta di , f l f. ' B M1-Gee. Mike Towns:-nfl, anal Larry Greer. . C1313 XX L. i,,, l :'Kl,l, initiates in-re. lrmn lt-tl. tlainille Laml Kay llihwii. :tml Ili-tty 41m'han. 82 p in ing rom e t are etty Corhan. Judy Smith. Kai' Gibson. Warne Phi Theta Kappa Recognizes LEADING Phi Theta Kapptfs aetivities are. from left. Larry Greer. reporter: Jane Rawls. treasurer: Hamill. sponsor Myra Allgoutl. vice-president: Rita Page. Seeretary: Hubby Freeman. president: Miss Willie Mae Tr.- ,gun- X x., CD K 41 t tl' . u, if- f f - 175 I STATE l'llSTORlAN Jane Rawls PHI THETA KAPPA is a national junior college honorary society, which has for its purposes to encourage scholarship, to cultivate friendship, and to promote cooperation among junior college students across the coun- try. Eta Omega Chapter here at Co-Lin annually sponsors a Christmas recep- tion for the faculty and honor students, and holds initiations twice during the academic year. The Phi Theta Kappa sponsored a Valentine Dance this year following the Who's Who presentation. Several of the members attended the state convention at MSCW this year. Several members also attended the national convention in Austin, Minnesota. This year Co-Lin was represented in state oflices by Jane Rawls, who served as state historian. And Encourages Scholarship Fall lnitiation tl:-r'r-tttoriivs PTKM Christmas Team Wt-lt-tuning Coninuttce is if 1 'Q4,f fis V, Q -w TT. .. 2.. S T1 'YJTQ as 'WNW' SPRING INITIATES are. seated, from left. Ann Ashley. lVlartha Henderson, Gerry Thames. .luanita Britt, lVlary lan ist- Rt 's.a 1 Rt chcl I.:-wis, , 1 ml in l 1 Standing. from It-lt. lxen Wallcy. .ludy Jackson. Sherry Sweeney. lVlartl1a Hunter. .lanice Fortcnln-rry. Sur- Woolf-'n. l'aul l'on4lt-r, lam- Ainsworth, Dianf' .lont-s, Brenda Cole, Peggy Agent, Slmrtm j,,hml.,,,. tjhm-tvs q'yw,,nS. 83 -w- fu f 'N ff 84 1 I fi .Liv 3 ii .. ,Q V iff' 5: f!+f:-M1 Y.W.C.A. rnvrnlu,-rs invlutlv Dui Ainsworth. Dvnisv Berryhill. Peggy Cline. Brenda Cole, Bvvky Colernan. Caroline Floyd. Martha Hemlvrsnn. Sher- ron Jernigan. Gaynwll lnsvy. Lintla liiirzl. Lintla Lang. Julia Mcllwain. Sue' lVlid4ll4-lem, Dnnna Rathbun. Barbara Russell. Geraldine Smith. Judy Smith. Barbara We-lvh, Elle-n Yale-s. Be-tty Warren. Pat Jackson. Cvrry Tliarnvs, Lana Taylor. and Kay Millis. l,EADIYC activities are-. svat:-tl lirurn left. Barbara Welch sc4fretar'y: Bw-ky liulvrnan. pre-simlvnt: Barbara Russell 7 ' ' wife-pi'esitle-lit: standinwf lirurn It-ft. Donna Rathliun. SCA S re-pnfsvritatiw: Mrs. Laiqlie-i'iw llc:-ve-rs. sponsor. and Bren jiiiilv. sung leader. Nut pivturml is Slit-rron ,lPI'IllgliIl. pi Christian Ideals t The' purpose- of the' Y.W.t1.A. is to mlisvovvr through study and insight tho valL1e'sii1lwr'c'1it in re-liginn. and to niakv theisv value-s vt'l'vm-live' in all our l human re-lulimis. 'llhv lllgillllllllltlll., for all Christian wmnvn on thv tin-liin 4-urilptls, svvks lo lulluw ll we-ll-ruumlml prugrain nl worship. study. and play. sm.. Y.Nl.C.A. member Allison Cooley prepares a devotional to he deliv- ered du ring assembly. ' t., .4 K ii Q A Ks. ,S -- 11 , 5.142 55. - ' sl 'Z Wiz: lx If ii ' K Y.lVI.C.A. gives the men of our Campus an opportunity for Christian serviee. both in formal worship and everyday living. The organization is open to all interested students. This means that a wide Cross- seetion ofaeademie and social interest often is represented in the life of the Association. Students may join with no serious purpose except to seek friends, fun. and activities they enjoy. This year the group sponsored a showing of films, to which they invited various Cam- pus groups. Uffieers are Robert King. presi- dent: Terry Assink, vice-presidentg Allison Cooley, secretary-treasurerg George Hall. S.C.A. representative: and James Smith, re- porter. Young lVIen's Christian Association Provides Christian Fellowship SPHNS-UR Mr. john Landress is pivturefl with inf-inlwrs Robert King. Terry Evans. .Allison Cooley. George Hall. and james Smith. : N,,,'g. 622.4 fu +3 We F 4 '4. . Active Y-Teens Participate ln Varied Activities Sponsored by Mrs. John Landress, the Y-Teens could be labeled the most active club on the campus. Their functions include Teacher Appreciation Day, and they are listed in many other special events on the campus, including Homecoming, parties, and athletic events. SHOWER . . Ul l ll1l'lllS int-liiili-. lirsl row lroin lvlll. l'aun .luint-S. vit-1--pn-sill:-tit: Ilona lli'uiilwri'y. preside-nt: Brenda Smith. ti'miNiin-i'. SHIUNID NNW: lin-ily Vlnlker. progriiin vliairniaiiiz Vail llull. music vhziirinan: Linda ln-wis. prograiin 4'lI1lll'Hlillll .loam fluyinon. F4'l'Vl1't'llllillfllllllll lllllllt''lllNlII1PSOIl.,St'1'l't'l1ll'yl Nora Alleirserv- it-1-1-hiiiriiiiin:Susan Vlnllwr, st-4-ri-tary. 'l'll Iltll lit PW: Rt'g1'lllll,l0Il1'S.St'l'I'l'lQll'y1 lit-lwm,-ii llarrixprogralii vliziirinzing 'Xiiil1iflrii1'lix. 51'1'l'1'llllAXi :Xnn li1'illl.llllllll1'llf1.lilIl1'SLlIlll1'l'S. lnusivz llzirluira Rn-inington. pulm- livili: Slldllllll' lluslix, 5.41, N. re-pri-wiitziliu-3 llr-lrliie Vllullwr, se-vi1'l1li'v. HONORING . SPUNF-OH i 1 i i LEADING the Hi-Y members are. from left. Coavh Bobby Britt, sponsor: Mike Russell. state offieer. sergeant-at-arms of senate: Steve Carr. president: Mike Lowery. chaplain: Claude Lowery. secretary: Bob Owens. reporter. HI-Y SWEETHEART Hi-Y sponsors a sweetheart dance, sells concessions to raise funds, and emphasizes MISS SUSAN WALKER character-building programs in their weekly meetings. Cobra Coach Bobby Britt sponsors the functions of this high school organization. This year members sponsored a ear wash as a fund-raising project. Hi-Y Promotes Worthwhile Ideals 87 Baptist Student Union Seeks Meaningful Relationship Within Academia .4 ' Fl .sf ' . in it 5---...J ,z 'nu 'TQ EXECUTIVE COLNCIL members include Joel Eavenson, president: Bobby Freeman, lst vice- presidentg Betty Corban, 2nd vice-president: Myra Lynn Allgood, secretary: Becky Coleman. worship chairmang Jane Ainsworth. publicity chairman: Bonnie Armstrong and Susan Buckley. social chairmen: Luther Boggan, missions chairman: Paul May. enlistment chairman: Dianne Gibson, unit organimtion chairman. Committee heads are Rita Page, Patricia Brown, Danny Wallace, Susie Harris, Elaine Smith, Peggye Little, Becky Newsom. Travis Canoy, David Der- rick, Karen Smith, Judy White, George Furr, Jenny Kay Davis. Frances Leonard, Keith Daniels, and Bru'e Pa izan. , ' P PLANNING . . . Bet-ause the university and college is engaged in the search for tmth, of which God is the source. the Christian perspective is essential to the realization of the ultimate purpose ofhigher ' educ-ation, It is the purpose ol'Baptist Student Union to give meaning. purpose, and coherence to learninfr. B.S.lf. seeks to relate the Christian faith to learnin . N N S D 3 v13sPER sERv1t.Es . . . Some activities ofthe B.S.ll. included a pre-school retreat. a welcome party at the beginning ol' school, editing the Wolf Printzf' writing letters to men in Viet Nam, Operation Under- standing. and their Christmas Party for orphans. Vespers and Noonday services are conducted. and regular council meetings are held each week. This year an emphasis is placed on the general B.S.l'. meetings, condueted each Wednesday night. Bobby interviews Father Seater during Operation Understanding. GJ BAPTIST STl'I'JFIN'l' LNIUN DIRECTOR JUHN TADl.OCK WELCUMINC FHESHMEN T 88 3 , , ,I '--'N-C K . I L.. Ann Hasseltine Young Wonieri's Auxiliary Experiences Enthusiastic Support Of Missions Program The purpose of this organization is to unite Baptist young women in advancing missions by leading them to study about mis- sions. to pray intelligently for missions. to give to missions. to serve diligently as witnesses to the power of missions among the spiritually and physieally needy. and to live for Christ eonsistently and convincingly. LEADERS include. from left. Camille Lamhright. program ehair- man: Myra Allgood. seeretary: Miss Naney Armstrong. sponsor: Bonnie Armstrong. enlistment ehairman: .lane Ainsworth. vie: president: Betty Corban, devotional ehairman. I MEETING Miss Nancy Armstrong. sponsor. on left plans with Karen Smith. president. MEMBERS are Bonnie Armstrong. Betty tiorhan. Camille Lamhright. .lane Ainsworth. Linda Laird. Donna Brown. Pamela Brown. .lulia Johnston. Deloris Smith. Martha Henderson. Mira Lynn Allgood. flerry Thames. Anieta Le Jeune. joy Howard. Judy Jackson. Sandra Price. Betty Warren. Brenda Cole. Dianne Allred. Peggy Cline. Karen Smith. Nan Haire. Linda ,lane Taylor. . w 1 I Liner Y i' . 'W Y.W.A.-sPoNsoREo M A' ri, CHRISTMAS TREE ly' t - l K Wesley Foundation Sponsor, Miss Zelle Weems, Honored For 10 Years Of Dedicated Service Highlighting Wlesley functions this year was the presentation of a plaque and letter to Miss Zelle We-ems, sponsor, honoring her for l0 years of dedicated service to the group. The awards were presented to her by Mr. James Lewis, chairman ofthe board at Decell Memorial Meth- odist Church, Wesson. and Barbara Welch, Co- Lin sophomore. The awards were co-sponsored by the Wesson church and the Wesley Founda- tion. The purpose of the ogranization is to provide a church homeli away from home for Methodist students and all others who wish to join them for worship and fellowship. The Wesley Foundation is the Methodist Church at work on the campus. at . t - Q V wh Memorial .3 - - Methodist ' ' s ' V .f5Z Z:23.' iiifaiigiizii:-:au K 53' ' 55:2 'ff'::-7122215551-:-2 viii 22: 1535? iii' ' ' ,'?? aza6i -af C-Iii ,1 r.. -QL 3 ll - NS 7l4 l l lf WEElNlS. sponsor. poses with officers. from left. Karen l ottt ll irtzog. Betsy Curtis. Pearl Wallet. Jane Rawls. Barbara We 1 ident: Eddie Thompson. Wesley president at Det-ell lhTPIll0I'll t t hnrvli. as M-fl OFFICERS. pictured with Miss Zelle Weems. sponsor. are seated from left, Judy White. treasurer: Bonnie Armstrong. president: Myra Lynn Allgood, vice-president: Marilyn Brumfield. secretary. Standing, from left. are Program Chairmen Rachel Lewis and Mar- tha Hunter, Miss Weems, and Betty Corban. Not pictured is Karen Smith, also a program chairman. w:1.if'??73, .. -----..-..,?.,,,, -A H 4 ii , H -fv,, Z. ff.. mg , v. V 'ii iii A I lui, .... ' -I wht. . . W- It 1, .M 1 .V . had . Q . .W i .vo . H . - Mug. , vwzeftfi , ,e ' VM' .gpg .-,v Z H . Q 4',-f1 ,:.- . f1iPfr'fv J Myra Lynn, Betty, Bonnie, and Joyce pre- M -ii. W,,' i Aiding their cause by sampling the prod- uct is Robert Mullen. i , MEMBERS include Luther Boggan, Judy Adams Jane Ainsworth, Myra Allgood, Bonnie Armstrong Russell Bridges, Pamela Brown. Marilyn Brum field, Jane Ainsworth, Florene Coke, Betty Corban Janice Fortenberry, Gayle Halford, Sharon John ston, Julia Johnston. Rachel Lewis, Martha Hunter, Joyce McGee, Wayne McGee. Sue Middleton Karen Smith, Deloris Terrell, Gene White, Judy White, Joyce Boone, James Dykes. Peggy Agent. 2- 1 U. M. pare hot dogs for sale at football games. 'IW' of A ' Future Teachers of America Provide Fellowship And Training For Young People Who Plan To Teach The F.T.A. provides fellowship and training for young people- plan- ning to enter the teaching profession. The group enjoys informal dis- cussions on the varied problems of teaching. The Future Wolnen Teachers were honored guests at a tea held by the Theta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society lnternational. The tea was held at the Home Economics Department, and the organization was well represented. ll' H , Af I z X fix , r STl'I'tYINtL tlu- illllgllllgl' lulfs 4-nnlrul punt-I4u'e.t'1mi1lett B'iI'itL'lI'il Vw-It-h. tre-:tsur- 5 1-rg Bt-vkx t,ulf-nmli. SUVILII vluurnunng . tem- Llxhurn PUiiil1'lIX'4'il'llI'H1'lIl' Hn-tty Suv Nluttln-ws.st-m'r1-lzirigMartha Hunter. vit-4--prf-sitletitg Rat-hr-l Lewis, se-utt-al. pro-sule-nl. Q, Q .f MN, .,,, R- I A, - N-V French Club Studies The French Language, People, And Customs The purposes of the Frenvh tfluh are to bring the students interesting inforinatinn. to enrivh the Curri- vuluni. and to promote fellrmship by parties. 4 lIttMlrltIttMlNtL IJISPLAY Q? 5. KICI'I'll N11-ll,'XNll'il.. spmisnr, is pivture-rl with vluh mem C7 T' II11 Hunter Helix ut N111 in IN illtilltitllg liuvln-I IA-mis. Mui' 1 ' - S . 1 tluus. liLll'iHll'tlxkl'i1'Il.FIVW'i.lXillll'Il..lllliX F-ll11ll1.li1-vkxtblf mln. Rulvlua- Lust-. .lutlx l,t-ms. l'l1u'1-nv Uvlw. i4lILlI'lt'lIt' It ll'- luln. lim-ttx 4.urlruu. l,xun Rm-1-xt-s. lbatxul Hull. Hutt i,'lIl'lt'Ix lil IILllAll.ItPll4'N.Hllftilti iXt'IlIl1'1iX.U0l xiIlNN4ll'ill. lv-uux uni iilillli' .hun-s. 92 VN illvx , X 1 The purpose of the ln- ternational Relations Club is to develop better understanding of state. national. and world af- fairs through informal discussions and pro- grams. It 2 , . l lv , ,,s, ., i . WJ., CLl.'B members are Robert King. Arthur Jasper. Don Howie. George Hall. Sharon Johnston. Janice Fortenberry. Gene White. Nicky Neely. Martha Hunter. Rachel Lewis. Bobby Freeman. Linda Harrell. Judy White. Peggy Brown. Eddie Thompson. Ricky Harper. Larry Strickland. Patricia Calcote. Randall Lofton. Mona Price. Dianne Smith. Deloris Terrell. Judy Adams. Larry Greer. Terry Evans. Judy Bass. Mike Posey. joan White. and Jimmy Smith. lnternational Relations Club Strives To Develop Better Understandings of World Events !e-as Ihr H i ,, 1 aims? ,, i -Q. 6? 'EX , v if- ':'g: 4 I Mrs. Vivian Byrd, center. serves as sponsor of l.R.C. activities. UFFNIERS are. from left. Mona Price. reporter: Patricia tlalcotc. Se1'rt'l1IN treasurcr1,ludy Adams. social chairmang Ueloris Terrell. publicityg George Hall. x president: Robert King. publicity: Larry Greer. president. 93 DIRECTUR - MR. JOHNNY RUSSELL - ACCUMPANIST - MRS. BRENDA JONES Lullwr Buggan sings at the- lwauiy pageant. 1 0 and vullvge- vhoirs during lhvir Chr College Chorus Presented Enjoyable Programs At Both Area And Campus Functions This Year The college chorus has added much to the cultural environment of this school vear. Co-Lin's music-makers gave exceptional performances at Christmas, special assembly programs, area churches, and for civic groups throughout Co-Lin's district. '. X,-M emma, REHEARSAL MIXED ENSEMBLE OFFICERS are, from left. Judy White. presidentg Mr. Russell, sponsorg Barbara Russell. robe vliairmang Becky Ne-wsorn. secre taryg Terry Evans, librarian. UH11 1-rf Lll'4'. 1111111 lvil. 1,111'11l1'11 111151113114 51111111 1'l1LllI'lI1il1 Bg11l111 1 A1111st1'o11g. se1:1'elz11'1': Mike- L11we1'1. 111-1--111-1-si1lv11I: Babs H1111-. mvinl 1'hdil'lllLll1l Llllll Martha B1-111111. lm-si1lv11t 5 1 1 1 1 V 1 3 1 - II14- lllgjll N-I11111l N glrls 1'llN4'lllllll' w111f1xlN ul. IIYFIII Ivll. 1.111'11l,11111 1.11Nl1l.111. 5Llll4Il'll H4-41ll. l51ll1NH.11'1'1- Il.llII4'l' ll.1ll. Iytbllll 1-1.111l11-111. .1111l 5I111'l1'x 5lIIlIlll1 11I1111N 1111! 111111111-11. Q1 wlwul 111411111 5111111-1115 Lll'l'. lwlxlilll lvfl. Plllllll 5111- Nl111'l1111..l11111Vl'111'11-1'. 511f,1111111- Bll5l11.f1Llil l7i1111111111l. K4'l1ll1'lll ljllllgllb. Lllltl Blllxblilil B11llm'k. X 1 3 if 'im K xx vi YS. 111, X . 2 . 1 51 51 ', 1, l 1 High School Chorus Presents Varied Musical Programs The high school Chorus, under the direc- tion of' Mrs. Johnny Russell, is Composed of all high school students interested in vocal music. The featured group of the chorus is the girls' sextet. The entire Chorus works steadily and enthusiastically throughout the year to present musical programs. Included among their various activities is the annual trip to the District Choral Festival. f , E , fl fee Vi 1:4 PW 4, 5? 1423, 3 ? 5 ff I , x J, ,,,i N- Iht- high st-lmol 1 l 'lUI'llS IHPIII 2 hers pi'at-tice rt-lfularl t t 'ww,- to prepare lt rr lIlllNl4'LllItI'1l sllllll .-4-f-, s 2 5 3 s E , S ti I t 1 it it 4 f'Trillium77 Staff Publishes Largest Page ff '11 A ff tif I. '7' v 5 5 l I SECTION EDITORS are, seated from left, Cherry Hiuc, copy, Donna Reed, asst. featuresg Diane Payne, associate edi- tor. Standing, Betty Matthews, asst. copyg Deloris Terrell, activitiesg Patricia Everett, subscriptiong Dianne Smith, faculty: Linda Jane Taylor, classesg Chester Greer, asst. sports: Larry Johnson, asst. classes: Allison Cooley, features. Sponsor Larry Hogue and Sports Editor Mike Townsend check a layout. P f 2 ' . , t i ' 4 5-x, ' - I F-dy! V Y' Te,-, if W 4. , K j school staff members. 5 ff I -MTN X , f VA . A , V. 4 , I X 1. 5 1, - I -gs - ' BIVSINICSS NIANJUQICII llillllll Wallace' Hlll ,- 4 lVIost Expensive Each year the staff at- tempts two things in the pro- duction of your annual. Their first aim is to produce the best book possible: their sec- ond is to be different. Perhaps the most different things this year are the ex- pensive four-color endsheets, the larger page sizes. and the embossed cover. Richard Jones gave the staff the out- standing cover and division page designs. iii Attache case given to Mr. Hogue at his staff- sponsored surprise birthday party. HIGH SCHOOL Class Editor Linda Fortenberry. seated. Poses with. from left, Dale Greer, Tommy Foster. Martha Brown, and Becky Harris, hi h 'e ., x tg., A , r D f Size ln History Of Co-Lin Yearbooks Annual Ever The success or failure of this book rests, in the final sense, with your opinion. We sincerely hope you're pleased with our efforts. Untold hours of selling ads, planning, typing, taking pictures, and writing copy went into this yearbook. Each year the staff sponsors the beauty and who's who con- tests, and for the past two years has sponsored a powder- puff football game. Chester Greer applies his creative touch to the sports section. gr-5 STAFF members include, seated from left, Susie Harris Betty Ables, Cherry Shaw. Standing, from left, Anieta le leune, Ricky Walker, Wanda Pettigrew, Ruth Murray Dot Ainsworth, Kenn Munn, Peggy Cline, Helen Izard, and Bill Beane, photographer. 21 fE!?' rl. Dramatics Club Direetor Mr. John Landress and Berg- and janv worked behind 5 P President Bobby vheck the lights. thy Q95-neg fur The Trumpet. ll LEADING thespian activities are, top to bot- , toni. Martha Hunter. vice-president: Barbara ' Vllelch. Set'-rc-tary: Bobby Freeman, president. - luv ' tl l tILl lB MEMBERS are Ruth Murray, James Dykes, Kay Gibson, Rachel Lewis, Barbara Welch, Denise Berryhill. Peggy Cline. Ken Munn. Allison Cooley. l H Sherron Jernigan, Donna Rathbun. Linda Peace, Bobby Freeman, Karen Cliett, Martha Hunter. ,lane Rawls. Sharolyn Neely. Betsy Curtis. Betty Ables. Cherry Shaw. Larry Greer. Linda Lon White, Mary Louise Rawls, Juan White. Dorothy Ainsworth. and Eddie Thompson. The older gentleman in the l funny-looking clothes is Mr. Landress. l lt J ' ' ' i i Q B i 3 ' 1 i , 5 C 5 5 i 5 ' 1 i A 5 2 . -. . 4 Q . I : 1 I l I x I I00 ..-in-.- t N. t 5 5 Presents Popular Productions Scenes from THE TRUMPET --A A em S f5'3'2-L? The Dramaties Club presents popular productions through out the year. The Co-Lin Thespians work hard with their Capable di- rector, Mr. John Landress, to Create a variety of entertainment. The first semester productions included The Trumpet and 0vertones', which proved to be two enjoyable features of the dramatic season. The highlight of the second semester activities of the Dramaties Club was the three-act Comedy, George Washing- ton Slept Here. ,, Denis-se Berrvhill. Larry tire-er. and Mary Louisa- Rawls surround Bobb Free-niuii in the relit-arsal ullnflt-o1'ge' Washington Slept llr-rt'.'h A su-ite froni Hu-rtoiies whivli was pres:-iitt-tl during Chri tian Forum We-ek. IOI 4 I F l r 5 UN PAHAIJIC Fav 'K V I AE' 1 -wr ,MQ ,gi f ' ' I ff 'hkw i fr LAM ? ' . N M ' SUPPORTING THF FIGHTINIQ WOLYFS N.. 1 Ilff Q W 7 Q.. B 5. VAV' A . ,A ,v:22f.,2 DIRECTOR MR. CLYDE WILSON Co-Linis Claim To National Fame - The Co-Lin Show Band And Colettes The Co-Lin Show Band and Colettes are widely recognized as one of the most out- standing parade units in the nation. Under the direction of Mr. Clyde Vlfilson, the band and Colettes have received highest praises for their performances in recent years at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, the National County Agents Convention in New Orleans, the National Jaycee Convention in Louisville, Kentucky, and Dallas, Texas, the Cherry Blossom Fes- tival, Cotton Carnival, and major Mississippi events. They entertain throughout the year at athletic contests, parades, stage shows, and many other special events. This year the Colettes boast the largest number of girls in their history, thirty-eight. X -ex X- -..- fu BAND officers are, first row, from the left, Dot Ainsworth, joe Tirello, preside-nt: Bobby Free. man. Un the second row, from the left, are Larry Greer, Mike Jones, Mike Smith, and Dale Greer. V'-sn1 v 6 The Famed Co-Lin Colettes, Dancing Coedsf, Entertain , Q '51, six Al.,-. a 'l ryouts , :Lx Planning their next show. nf, with Mrs. Bettv lo Ste- wart. t horeographer. EI,E41'I'ED llolette Captains are. from left. Zora Jean Ha- vens. Mary Ellen Hutehins. and Donna Reed. 1966-67tk1lettesinelude Sharron Hailey, Regenia Jones. Nora Lynn Allen, Susan Walker. Wanda Pettigrew. Melnee Clopton. Martha Walker. Sue Davis. Nancy Maxwell. Sherry Sweeney. Betty Ahles. Lynn Turnbough. .ludy Pounds. Paulette Brown, Brenda Keene. Elizabeth Berry. Theresa Lusk. Jane Herring. Peggy Smith. Cathy Nether- land. Fay Darsey. Gaynell loser. janiee Powell. Carol Howard. Linda Keene. Lana Taylor. Patricia East. Beverly Nunnery, Merry Joyce Jones. Sherron Jernigan. Sandra Buie. Peggye liittle. Beeky Newsom. Mary Alice Coleman. Mllflississippiis Original Throughout The Year E H lft Sh ...K L-...Q 'R wa 1 X. Head Colette Patsy Little Westminster Fellowship Links Presbyterian Church And Students i Co-l,in's Wi-slniinster Fellowship stresses spiritual growth through progranis and informal discussions. Officers include Anita Gruchy. president, and Wanda Pettigrew, Student Christian Association repre- sentatlve. The aim 1lliWttSlII1lIlSlPI' is to lead each meniher to deeper spiritual thinking and to promote the desire to know Christ and His will in the life ot' eaeh. t 'llheir sponsor is The Reverend Frank lVlcCraven. X, ff! 2 xi! 7 2 2' fx , if X x XX Xe N i ' fi lp J' i lt Q 1. -Ir X sglxtx 145' 5 it .,'-S. I G i s if .L ati, x tx A M144 lkflenihers include, from It-tt. Anita Grtichy. Wanda Pettigrew. Hal Furlow, Dwayne Bc-all. Mike Doherty, Douglas Baldwin. George Gulledge, Don Howie. and Robbie Case. '-lil' . t,.. gmt N ..- 'X x F s WESSON PRESBYTERIAN Q CHURCH -Q3 4 A 'N I 1. Qs!! .ma-: lx' ...N Al., i 4 ,Q ga Asp.. .543 1 k .-e ' G. 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YV rn w42.v'6: Zf, ir, X' '- ' l' 4 t , yn ' M , A 'yx, ,,- ff ,yr in I Y 6--K 1, ' 3 , y ',.'...-Y if. .Y .14 ' .ik-il qt lst' W g .Jl V TNQ ,J wut ' , , ' -2- R ,, X. , ' W' fft fft- - Y has tv.:-mt? ,wp 4 A P Siw:. wM1 . f Ph' if it -v in ,-... . , , wfifhff- f A-f ' -- ' lal..'XlNlz SNIIIH I08 .ll'IbY ,IMIKSUN Sl'SIE HARRIS A I V 0 F The Go-Lin W olves -3 1966-6 l , , A l Q, me ,. V M.. ....,,. . , .,,, ., ,,., ,. ,.,.. , V . . M UM Y A V- ei .1 1 5 li ,'6. tip. f Q, - V' :ffm e 51 ' , 91 ' fm? ' U . 1 ' 1 ' 'Q?1f?f?-1 ' 'Vx' .... .--. . ' vial. ,,.. .' M. 'ff' ' J - . .... .5 .Q-,sw-u t ,V nr. , .. .M .ev f , . . i .s,1O1',Wv , ..,.,,,.,.,q.,,-,W-mu ,KV Wm 'L , lg i ..,. , IQ... .. ,.... .1 1 ' ,'....-...Q .,.-- - C X' L-3 '.,. ' Q . 24,4116 .12r.l, T.f!Q: ' - -Hivk.-Em N -Q 4:3-.:'FIm -1 H , . ff '35, tw 'nf 'ef' ' ' V 1'7 Q'- . p g 1 Yi '?f 'ff7i'1M 'U '?t -2 a A '- :Q ,i ' 1 Wai Q 1 A i wt 3' Mi ' if ,-,V F , Q yx W 5 Q . Y A as 1--. . .,., .,g,.,6 . v Sai' -fr .LM ku., f Q l 2 ' f 1 ' ffl -e I l'1 J fix' ag, T X T' . ' l ,. of 1 X .. iw -is K xg , Q' .89 , i 'T ,N J I . ' l T K, X A 8 ' f ix . lg , 3 5 X ,, V i , . ' 1, l 1 i f' 1 ' ' , ,.. .,X, S Q e eq, F . kin, K3 E- X. , Q -,T Q, V- 8' . N ,,., . . 5 .PJS5 fini!! ,. XL' ggi W M, if ,,, N 6,.,J,. X X fd. m. . - ,Q l bql. . 1 . eis ' IK l ' A ll rj 5 xg , hm x t' ' L-X N :- l K Q wk it 1 -QQ i ..-G. 1 rw N.-. 1 ..- r 1 5 . .ii :s ' A I4 i 5 1 1 lf- . 3' .li l : ' xv: .Q . 5 ' ' X 1 ' Him . - . Mfg - ' ' -, 4 lu I Q- A . E T .f A A -. 'J ,---i f --- -- - V First Row: fLeft to Rightj Bill Richardson, Marvin Myers. Paul Hughes. George Thornton. Buddy Newsom, Steve lVlanguin, Eddie Gilbert. Second Row: Manager Richard Harper, Greg Adams. Mickey Brown. Glenn Yates. F. M. Oglesby. ,laines Scott, Pat Eidt, Keith Daniels. .laines Bailey. lVlanager. Third Row: HEAD l,IOACl'l Bob Ricketts. 1 Harold Smith. Jackie Lofton, ,laris Patrick. Buddv Donahue. Dalton Johnston. ,lohnnv Green. Mike Mclntvre. ASST. 1,IOA1IH Guv Barr. Fourth Row: Ki-ith Russell. Gary Lowery. Rav Ainsworth. Terry Assink. James Phillips. Russell Papizan. Ronnie hh-Nair. George Watts. Bruce Burt. W of GO-LIN 3 - HOLMES 13 ln the season opener. the Wolves drew first blood in the second quarter on a 15 vd. field , Q goal bv tackle Jaris Patrick. Their lone score . ii Assr COACH our BARR was set up bv a 56 yd. drive, highlighted bv a i 33 yd. pass from quarterback George Thornton to halfback F. M. Oglesby. After a scoreless first half, the Bulldogs scored a total of 13 f' points in the second stanza. fy, X K i X f x nn, sf., HEAD CUAKIII RHI! lll1Ilili'l l'S IO9 w w 5 1 4 Z J A 5 'lllltltt NSSINK MICKEY BROWN Enil - Wesson End - Hazlehurst Honorable Mention - All State , F' g 43, . if , i 1 A A' f it j: 4fw- I -' 1 Q .142 I ,,, 4' K A' f V pp gy 2 Q, fi-Q :iff , sa.,3iAviL-+5Qtf4f AS:-Pitkin' ,LQt'g?i.' . ff-?WJ'24Qi 'Lfffffl 5 Q- wir 'iff' Wg. -' QM 1-'1-.7 ., i ,il Az,-4i,,V, any Lift trt,Q,,,f tiff 'M'wf5f5Qr X34 1' f 4 i if 2422? .V ici-2'ff,,g, , A 1 353 wt rf 1 w it Mffftaffil. , BUDDY DONAHUE JACKIE LOFTON Tackle - Crystal Springs Fullhuck - Na.chez CU-LIN 14 - JONES 31 Tallying points for the Wolfpack were halfhack Buddy Newsom on an 85 yd. run, and quarterback George Thornton on a one-yard plunge. Both extra points were chalked up by tackle Jaris Patrick. The Bobcats scored 16 the first halfand 15 the second half for a total of31. CO-l,IN 15 4 NORTHWEST 6 Freslnnan quarterback Keith Daniels and end Mickey Brown proved to llttLlWllllllllgt'0IIll'JlIlL1llUI1 for the Wolves as they downed the defending state eliaunps, Northwest, 15 to 6. Daniels eonnected with Brown for two six-pointers, one covering 63 yds. and one 68 yds. quar- terback George Tliorntonis two-point conversion pass found fullback ,lui-k l,ol'ton lor the completion ol' tio-Lin scoring. The Wolveis hurd- nosed tleleiisive unit ullowetl the Hangers only 97 yds. on the ground and 88 in the uir. l Sophomores serve as co-captains for the Wolves at Homecoming. GARY LOWERY MIKE MCINTYRE Tackle - Wesson Guard - Natchez: All Star Honorable Mention - All-State Rt DNNIE NL-NMR Rl 'SSEl.l. l'Al'lZ,-XX tent.-r f Ning.-ez xkll-Stair Find f Crystal Springs I I0 ii.,,i.,.-.ii,i.- xi.-,tim - .-xii-snip IARIS PATRICK JAMES PHILLIPS Tackle - Mendenhall Guard - MPfldfFflll3ll All-State. All-Star Honorable Mention - All-American 6 - 14 The Wolves showed one of their finest efforts of the year against the Bulldogs. who turned out to be the state champs. The two tallies for the Bulldogs were made in the second quarter. The Wolves' six-pointer was tallied by halfbaek Buddy Newsom on an Bl yd. ki1Q'koffreturn. Although inside the Bulldogs' I5 no less than five times. the Wolves were able to find paydirt only once. CO-LIN O - EAST MISSISSIPPI I2 A line offensive effort headed by a 53 yd. drive. and a 50 yd. sprint by Buddy Newsom fell short of tallying against the Lions. East Missis- sippi scores came in the second and third quarters of this gridiron bat- tle. CO-LIN 27 - DELTA I4 Homecoming was bright for the Wolves as they downed the Trojans 27 to I4-. Halfback Buddy Newsom found paydirt twiee. His first six- pointer was a 59 yard run behind excellent blocking, and his second was an 84 yd. punt return. Quarterback Keith Daniels found end Mickey Brown for the third score. The final T.D. for the Wolves was KEITH RUSSELL Tackle - Wesson Honorable Mention - All-State HAROLD SMITH Tackle A Natchez: All-Star Honorable Mention - All-State The tough Wolf defensive unit in action. tallied by fullback Jack Lofton on a one yd. plunge. Glenn Yates, Dal- ton Iohnston. ,Iaris Patrick. James Phillips, Paul Hughes and Keith Russell led the tough Co-Lin defense as they allowed the Trojans only 17 yds. rushing. CEI DRGE TH4 PRNTON GEORGE WA'l'l H Quarterback - End - Natehcz Crystal Springs . KQWFF' f ti-4' 1 , 1 It get RAY AINSWURTH GREG ADAMS End - Montiecllo llallback - Brookhau 34 ..-55' -g ,.. Q7 vw. I nu- yn. .1 , 5 ..::....u 1 um! BRN QE Rl 'RT KEITH DANIELS En I - lirystiil Springs lJllLll'll'I'l'JLll'li - Monticello Honorable Mention - All-Slate f PAT EIDT , EDDIE GILBERT intel' - Nlll1'l1f'Z lleiiter - Brookhaven PEP RALLY! CO-LIN 13 - SOLTHWEST 19 At the end of the first half the Wolves led 13 to 12. A 74 yd. march in nine plays was highlighted by a 47 yd. pass from quarterback Keith Daniels to end Mickey Brown resulting in Co-Lin's first tally. on a one-yard plunge by fullback Jack Lofton. The Wolves' second six- pointer came as quarterback Keith Daniels crossed the line from eight yds. out. After a scoreless third quarter the Bears pulled out a T.D. with only two minutes left to play. CO-LIN 20 - EAST CENTRAL 21 Fullback ,lack Lofton led the Co-Lin offense by scoring twice. Both on five yd. plunges. Loftonis scoring sprints came in the first and fourth stanzas. A one-yard T.D. by quarterback Keith Daniels and two extra points by tackle Jaris Patrick rounded out the Wolves' scoring. With the score 21 to 20 in the fourth quarter, a go-for-broke two-point conversion pass by quarterback Keith Daniels failed as the contest came to a close. JOHNNY GREEN MIKE GRIM Fullback - l-lazlehurst Guard - Br00khaX6n Q ws -0 ,. Lf 1' , 'iffy'-U na.- Q5 lyllxl. Ill lllll'i5 ll,-Xlfllllx ilUllNS'llUN Ulm,-41 - Xing.-p l'lllIl 4 Nlvznlxillm' Iltllllirilllll' Nlvnlioll - A l 51 llm 1. -, .f ,l.QL.-ff' STEXTE NIAANGLTNI MARVIN MYERS Guard - Magee Halfbaek - Nleadville s gf I Q A fs X. A ti - .fa . . ? 'le?'feH .r - - we .-f -r:ft'. 4' I . . . Spit. Q - . ,hggglg . ,. ?if'-AISY.. .nygfglg 594, A . '- . 1-E V i n G..-fQx,l'9 5 Ps is. '5v'M: its e A ., P ':.f'+if'iw te-.,': X.. . 'te ' fm 95 Q -' H. all .. ' ix BUDDY NEWSUM F. M. UGl,l'i5BY Halfbaek - New Hellron Halfbaek - Nleadville Honorable Mention - All-State CU-LIN 3 - HINDS 27' laris Patrick. tackle for the Wolves, scored Co-Lin's only tally on a 31 yd. field goal. A six-pointer made on a 55 yd. pass from tluarterhaek Keith Daniels to end Mickey Brown. in the first quarter. was nullified by an illegal procedure penalty. Co-Linis leading yard gainer was half'- baek Buddy Newsom. averaging six yards per earry for eleven at- tempts. CO-LIN 21 - PEARL RIVER 19 The Wolves ended the season in fine style as they dropped Pearl River 21-19. Co-Linis first tally eame as halflaaek Buddy Newsom raeed 23 yds.. behind fine hloeking. for the T.D. The Wolves' seeond six-pointer eazne as lack Loffon elinlaxed a 94 yd. drive with a one yd. plunge for the seore. Co-Linis final marker eame as halfhaek F. M. Uglesby caught a 25 yd. pass from quarterback Keith Daniels to eli- max a 35 yd. drive. The extra points were tallied hy taekle .laris Pat- riek. Wolfdefenders Dalton Johnston and Paul Hughes eame through with fine efforts. BILL Rltill.-XHIJSHN .l.-XXIES Stlttlvl' Halflmaelx - Fayette 'llaelvle - Nat:-hez 35 . Va V N.i, - l l ,4 fy? M, W s ,.. if ,,, s' f X -. 'K l x . . ff K .,,. V. ' ,.... it A . . Neem The Wolves on the gol GLENN YA'l'f'IS 'glilllall 5l'i55lllN ffuard - Magee Honoralnle Mention f All-Stale 'wt Q- . -H.-eva-,gf .e. - ,., .s si.-W. .. wwf, 1-.. ,,.,,?,e 'J'e'2lxSftf5iQ't1f'v Ktzfh' - 1 ffff P23593 5? 3.1, -j uevgkf, b N d:',:+Qic'5y 4. S . We is W5 College Football Honors Wolfpack Boasts Four All-Stars Ia' 'Q I af? -uv' MIKE NICINTYRE RONNIE MvNAIR IARIS PATRICK HAROLD SMITH Guard - Natvhcz Center - Nlagr-P Tackle - lN'Ien1IPnl1aIl Tackle f Natvlmez All-Star All-Star All-SIHI' All-Star Honorable Mention 3 MIQQKEY BRUWN All-American GLENN YATES End - Hazlf-hursl j Guard - Magis? Honorable Mention ALL SIIATE HUHUFHIJI6 Nlfflliwll All-Slate All-SIHIG gr, iz as oAl.loN ,IUHNPITON KEITH DANIELb Emi - N1,w1yi1l4- Ql1ar'tv1'ba1'k - Xlontivcllo Ilmwrublv Mm-nlion - HUWPIARIITIQ' INIvniion - All-5'H ' JARIS PATRICK In M' WY Mllxli M4-IN'I'YIIIf IIHNNIIC INIVNJXIII lil'lDlJY NICWSUNI KI'II'I'II IIl'SSI'II,I, II:XIIUI.I5 SNIIIIIII IIIIRIIAII 7-V Nam-In-v IIUIIIVIA - Illugw' II:lII'I1:l1'Ix - Nm-xx Ile-lvron 'I'zu'IxIv f XX-055011 IIIlll'IiIl' - Nalvluv II n PIYIIPI4' NI:-nlion 'XII-Slam' IIUIIUIXIIFII' INI1'nlion fXIl'SI41lv Ilonomlmlm- Illvnlion :XIl4Sl:1Iv llonorulmlv Nl:-nlion - :XII-Slalv Ilonorulmlv Mm-ntion Ml-Slat: Wolf Cagers Have Scores CO-LIN OPPONENT Jones Tournament 76 Jones 70 60 Hinds-Tourney Finals 62 86 Southwest 75 106 Pearl River 90 68 Delta 62 67 Jones 58 71 Holmes 54 67 Hinds 73 75 Northeast 87 94 Northwest 74 88 Southwest 71 95 East Central 78 87 East Mississippi 97 85 Delta 37 65 Ole Miss Freshmen 85 71 Hinds 83 51 Pearl River 49 82 Jones 64 56 Perkinston 72 82 Southwest 87 98 Holmes 63 SOUTH MISSISSIPPI TOURNAMENT 86 .lones 71 67 Perkinston 70 Winning Season - Pmoggan Makes All-State Team -STATE I. .5 it ,A.,,,, f 3 1 N. Wu Q. . :, v,., x a 1 5 IB -ml 'Q , H. if-,, K 9 ,,,,,..w S, ,. , Mfg I ' N3 Fflf, P lllmu Lf .If Hi V. ' W tfllFSl FY 81 Nil! l'oi'isiinl-Nl:-iitlli Il From lelt are Travis Canoy. Mike- Uiirr. Chesley Boggan. Alton Smith. Iiivliaril Wrigtit,41411-rollSniitlrthiry Smith. Fr-lil:-r II i l lim tix lhi li ll l lm Iiennie Walley. Jerry Smith. uml Clinton Ratvlilil. Also Iiivtureil are Riimliill l,ol'tim imtl t,oai'li llolu lluvlvil Y CO-LIN 4I.MLl ltS ff ,K gg .I ,rf 3,3 . mp g: bxs- .. Q' AEM- p -! 216'-' 'xi 'ff , IV, , ' ,NA-. JJ? H ...wr , .11 FELDER REID Guard - Brookhavvn W ff' ,Q gil, ' l ,N J? v .,A ,Z -vv- I E - 1 jj! I R If I EE .5 if CARROLL SMITH ' Guard - Loyd Star ALTUN SMITH Fnrvvnrel - We-sl I,inruln I -+-N ff X' lgl, I I ff ' -KMQQ .I Rltlll Xlill WRI4'll'I' IG-uwmrwl ll: 'mvklmf n R531 TRAVIS LANOY Center - Magee 1- '1-T A U -NX X, , 'E f Z ' ft, I Q- 1 ' 11 ' f ' lf I 'S JIMMY BRIIMFIELD Guard - We-st Lincoln itil I Vw f .2 -,ni yi' N 5611's CHESLEY BOGCAN Forward - Mendenhall . .Tr CAGE COACH - BOB HUCKABY n Cagers 6 -66 pring ports Offer Varied Activities - , .4 ' I I .f , fic? ii .514 wg ..,,,, , f , 3 I A if K if ,waxy Y I Hx. ,- - ,V lm ,, ,Q ,H V NYE, .., .8 Q A I LI A V rf' 1 . ,,. - , - vw. R. ht! ,K 4 E- A V - . L vs , I I fm. 'l .J , :wr 417 , :Zi ., I' 1 'ff' mx N I I I I, 5 -, ... ,f '15 fa v' ff' I wt' W- ' I I 'Q A '-'P' CV f '3.,,,. 'T' 'I EN 'Qi it f - Q, ,fig y , 1- . um :zz , I T I fn . . M, 4,1 3 AA 1, :T if , I L' Bulvh pllv-wlmws , -A ifft 1 1.5, ' 'f fl - , . H5 ' up 'ivb ' . .., ' . ', gf- 'l gg? Ina wrw. E, ,T ,.wJ5,,. . W j 1, x'f'w.,f31.' Q. ' v w .,.l , . , ' 17 if' fzgfffl-I-'f,.ufm-.,,-,--A 2 Q' i: f -4 if xg- -I aging' ...df , . ,t . - fi J 3 ,I Q xk BASEBALL ACTION TENNIS TEAM TIES FUR THIRD IN S'I'.'X'I'E. Nc,-tninan. knweling fmni left. an- Dvnnif TiI'LIIIDf'I'I'f. Larry 'Ii1'IIIIlIP. and Jerry Iiambuth. Un Ihr- sw-uml rms. from le-II. ara- Ifelelie- TIIUIIIIPSUIL XXILIYIIP SIIIIFP. Bulvli Dear. and Iiila-5 Ulm:-r'. IIIVIIIIIS t'Ulil'TIt'SLlI't'-IllTIIITHIITfJ1'ii and LHITN H gUf'- DIAMOND SQIIAD 'iwq f- A 4 Q.. ' Y fl sg WMM 5' tl ,1 E I gf Q I K f 4 I ? Jeff .-QA. fig I li 'Q -A ff I , ,. 'jr' u 'W QW . s 5 ' ' 3 It .1151 -i f A -' Ts' i'l I' '. 'il VX . I Y ' - 3-. 7 - A ,,. A M. Iinm'lir1g.I'mn1 Tviil to riglml. am- Iiunuy SIIIIIII. Curl Ii1'III.Til'lI1' Ilmigvs, Gary Slullmm. .IUIIIIIIY Ikunplu-II. U4-u1'gv Thornton. Im' Robbins. and Pal Iirvlami. Standing are Nlulmgvu' 'Ilnnrny Iilnrlx, fXrli4' ,lov VI illiguns. I's-4u'li1- llrill. Walla-r II1n'1mI. Iiii-Iuml Smith. Doug l1IaI1lm1.,Iil11lI1y IIurpvr. Buddy Domxluw. Bob Irv. and Nlunnger David T IIAIIII-. Xllnn TrI'1'1'IIl4'I'1'Uil4'il4'1T IIN' IVJIIII. College Track Team Places 2nd ln State fa' A laaa it il - Q to T it fa. aa .5 fi lg hm, 4.3 if .-.tw , Q it Wiz lt Q X li CINDER-MEN. kneeling. from left to right. are Jerry Ford. Tommy Henry. Noel Griffin, Julius Gotten. George Thornton. Mickey Brown. Mike Melntyre. Charles Franklin. and Tommy Miller. Standing. from left. ' are Skippy Beasley. Loyd Ashley. Ken Porter. Gary Russell. Hudie Smith. Walter Havard. George Pt-ll. Terry l1EiflRL'E PEU1- rlglll- ls '5 l'lr'1rlllllllll'Jl'l by Ml 'li'JY ix Assinkn Mickm, Hughegn and Russell Papizanl Brown after Pell won the trophy for the highest in- ' dividual point total in the state tra'-k meet. I . I I I ' i ... , t:oLLacE 'twttizk coAt:H - ll l BOB HTCKETTS v 1 l l l l t l TRACK MEN FIELD MEN Strong Mike hurls the shot. Co-Lin High School Track Team ' 'tix H JD! A G an A LWF. 'awry HIGH 5cHooL W , ? Qb Q, g' t . TRACK COACH - . V. 5 1: , I ctw BARR 1 , ' - - , , f t' 1 , pf ' A GIRLS' team members are kneeling from left, lam' BOYS' track included. kneeling from left. Curtis Bervh. Ray Sanders- Debllle Walken Donna Cranberry' Slalldlllg Coleman. Bill Ranev. and Claude Lowery. Standing are .lerry are Manager Pam James, Ann Beall, Elaine Smith. Betty Rice. Stew, Carr, Bbb Owensq Jimmy Lot-mn. and Brian Bur, I I9 Walker, Sandra Beall. and Barbara Remington. gessu I I I I I E 5 NI:XR'l'HA BROWN I I RA I IE DAV I5 Head Cheerleader i X i BECKY HARRIS J C0 Lin Cheerleaders Furnish Cobras Great Su rt! I I IE , Ig ii 2 I f I I I I QW I Fruin the left. Pam James. Phyllis Davis. Becky Harris. Katie Davis. Martha Brown. ,lane Sanders. and Dona Cranberry. I I I lil INA ILRANBERRY .IANIC SANIJIQRS PHYLLIS DAVIS PAM JAMES .4-JC 1 to .f-' vff .49- Q? 9 4. 49 1' 'Gs ino- Q0 , km Front Row. Left to Right. Bob Lowery. Claude Lowery. Bob Uwens.Ce1w Anfling. Eddie Ashley. Erik Case. Ray Coleman. Sevoml Row. Tommy Maples. Rit-km K lopt n Mike Thompson. George Cook. Robert Fortenberry. Steve Carr. .lames Silla. Bat-k Row. Ct TACH C4 DATES. Slilllllly Britt. Willie Dungan. Bob Pannell. Bobby Fun S11 w Tarver, Sc-otty Ratt-liff. Mike Russell. COACH BHITT. Not Pictured. Manager Mike Clopton. STEVE CARR Co-Lin High Cobra Gridders CLAUDE Lowlim Bois UWENS Mikie Rtfssiiii , 1, Q , U' 2, ' 4 . 5 1' ' X X , hi- .3 Q 'j. X ' X f 'v I , We x in -.. A w Qi ., +5 A D . 1 n 3? -, X .. 5 . v a '-' sl-nr ' G.. '-aff: T l1.'.C54Qg+ggv QL? . M w f ,,,. . ..,, N .- ,,l 4 W ,F H ,h V N. V - e-in -E i , ,V .zq - .:-af:-3 - ,f 1: i , ' Q 4 . F ' .T - 1'i ': 5.53 Swsvg. fr rf - -- . ., . Er' 5 'f'L 7:573-PH'5b- ' ' '35.Si::5 3fi2!,r'iE4a?kS.E'?9 Iii ' ' Ri-7 3i3sL'J'7'4 uf.: 1 i . .3 --.. 'gg-4--ag-'H 3:-,f-7 .Q ., K X ff , my Q. . I - fr ,M-2 1' ..-'Lg ,- y ., . ,-- H K 1. . - , f fiffla -z.,-www, twists!-milf, ft? N ,f. -ti. .. ..-ww - : ,. - ' -K ' -it' qv' mm -re fb. .1 ff. 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' , -- ' -f - - ' ' '- Fuuhack Tailbavk Wingbzu-k l3 lXl Permanent Captain Q L 'V GENE ANDINIL - End L1 J 'um- .'e, ,L --1-7g ,-- . A - If, 2 ., 1, H ' 3 'J f-., 'fC. , , V . , .,,,q,:v V WILLIAM DUNCAN - Quard , 'lvlQ27f'fii.' 1. L. N I ' ffi-3523 : - ' - . , I . Vy V,,, mm left. Thompbon. Rubsell. Head Coarh Ira Coates. Ratchff 2 ' .- ' p i -' f -f i '31 , Q 1. ..1f,ffnga14 v -'f'f'- '- 5 .:fg?isi29s,.,zQ,f-E'2,f, vs:.v'Ef,m W, . rw, Y. ., 1. I.- ,., ,- , ,. ,va .4 ,.4 , - I f ,Q-if TM ,ff I I V f EDDIE LEE ASHLEY - Guard , - GEORGE COOK - Lenter Q X , 4-4 ' '-' - I ,ri 'A . I I '- 1 NI ' .. I 7QtE:32:T-'TT X l VV. if 1 -Y 3 , 3- V S ff N a ' ?..'i-il-iQ-1: 5 A . I , A ilvvlvaef ' E, N ' .a h Q' I .., :wx rw.. ' 5 , 1 A , X757 . if , 3 ,. ...ff I f?'4'x W' .4 L 4 - ., -i a x..:.-3,4-if-' MW - , M-M ,,,f',,- ,1-'yy gig, .xiii .QiMugg5,g,a gf! x.. ' :L , - , .fi :lifggkwfgd pw wi X . as . ' ggjff, , -,:.-rf' : .-ff! 1-,fl :Qt K,i'2'Q1. 1- .ff I f ' vs f.Afv.I1-1-'.vx+'. 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Q f - 1- ,- 1, E , ll by Brin ,, . ,gg , 1 V QV .fr i ' 'r Q f'?fn . Vqkf 'lf W- f' .3 MAJ ' Q-: f 574 , + TFHJVL1 X 'Rf - . -- W m GiKS5?35.ai5l3 2: . fe.--1351. Fi, ., ' f in Vx-e,,af.r.r Q 'Si.'f-wglxf A-N-5 Q- 6. 5. X Q s ww iff: 'Ziff' . .Ju : J 4 Jfil x Y ' .QL-. ':. ' T Q:-' Ai Lwisisfi-f 'slffk 37955, , 54? Lf-:frff , -.fm ' ..Q Tie 2'--:. fZi'f ' f' ' -' Q B xg A -'gy' , ,.,:.,,,,:fx?.k-Q .. . f l L. , , 5, Q 1 VN V: b o. X 2, .- fy' ff' 6 A 1- f af if . . g wfxi BOBBY FURR - Tackle , 1 fs l 1 U' x BOB LOWERY - Wingback TOMMY MAPLES - En STEVE TA RVEB - it .. .5 VV. Q ' . Q-.. XX tvd., , . , -- .Q . ,. A V Q x 4 . yn 'X wb F wmv wx -V V V W .W ,W-,sqky X G F -pill x ,x 'T 'N 3 ' N' 'Mmm ,. , .X .v-.ph I K .1 . QAQQNXXSWZW T ' S'-Va. f Q , . .,....+:....,.... Q 4 .i . . VY.-.M .- -,, W-V 'z ,' 5 'I . - aw.-x - .,.: gfgibiw f ' wx lt, , VW ew F'Sf?5i.-axial-rlffv' '- x -' -.vw MLEEZIQ: ... N ,l .fm N..5fgV.aYQ, NSW ,npr fee. ' M.. .5 W ifi? Qgqs-QQVSQ3'-P'-Q11'1 1.1: 4, - . , -yi My Q .-Vw -.5 Q. V V+ mix h.i?'a?1-35993311 JAMES SILLS f Guard ..., X ,, N- 1... b i 'v V Y V hc 5 4, .t l., ku '3 . ' K . ' 2 .- .'f lf:'5'kF T W 'N w 1 fr tt y 1 K: mf.-.Vu Mwx Im.-Ly' ' -Lg, H 'W ' ,,., ' ' ' - . J -V-QQ...-XZ'--Vf l 'L f - iif'Vf.3JfE viwk f fl wNV.-gy .pw 1 1. .V -A, eX ':+y2rz. eS:S , T7 Q mf Q. 1 .QM .N . . .n l A-.-1-yn 21 r7 f.Ve.l. 3- , ' 'E + g - xg -:+f.L w -2 . .. ., V, ,J V. ,- A, ,.1:-,QLM-,.V,-X fn, hm 4S2Hf,.i+1'SirV 63. 1151 n:.V.u3:uSx.kQfiS-.'f:.Mff4 SCOTTY RATCLI FF 4 1 ll'I1ll'l' BOBBY PANNELI. f linrl End l I Cobra Boys Basketball Team Furnish Fans Plenty Gf 1 l l l l: LEFT-RIGHT: llilllll Fmu-, Harp Slllllll. Slunxny Brill. Mike' Bridges. Tony ljthllgllih. Sl:-xv Carr. Svullx Ralvliff 'llnmm xllllllvtw. Willil- llungan. .limmy l,nI'lnn. Rll'lxf'F Clulrlmm. lfnavll linlnlry Brill. In lk-nl:-r l l l aff R' ' 1 4 N MIKE HHIINLICS SAMXIY l3Rl'l l' S'l'lQX'lQ CARR lla-n ll-r lQuar1l l9,,,.mml f ll AX Brll l wluxlks up two inure fag 110.-Xfll lilllilil' BRITT - Right xlllllllfll'l'SI Nlllilf l4RI'l ll. lk-nlu l'llll,l,ll' lf:XH'l'Y. la-ll l Illlllxlil fzmlfmx 'nm' nm ums Wll,l,I.'XNl l7l'Nll.-KN l lvuqull lwu'xull'll l1.,m,,1 K 1 Action - Jimmy Lofton Makes All-Magnolia Team CS .1-af X - Iii: , . 3 '1 ,P?'5 a it, X .. i, , x . , , - Q r., 6. A A . ,.ig?5.:::1... :.,,, y 5 T Qi if -egg Coach Britt talks to team VID FURE JIMMY l.oFToN Guard Guard Dougli-15 I3lli6S. TOMMY MAPLES SCOTTY RATCLIFF GARY SMITH Forward Celltel' Forward Boys' Scores CO-LIN HIGH OPPONENT 6 52 Monticello 54 51 Raymond 90 26 'Raymond QB Teaml 35 55 New Hebron 37 53 Hazelhurst 59 Byram Tourney 11-4 Terry-Last Came 57 311- Harrisville 61 36 Natchez Cathedral 29 46 Port Gibson 39 64 New Hebron 35 46 Harrisville 48 641- Monticello 75 57 Fayette 35 57 Byram 58 Magnolia Tourney 57 Fayette 30 56 Raymond - Last Came 82 25 Eayftgfb smuot: uotalmsi OI' 1 S011 .limm l,o'on - Quart 46 CI'ySl2ll SpI'lHgS Tony lltolllllas - l m'u1Tnl 60 Natchez Cathedral 54 23 Elfilfgugirings gg DISTRICT SEVEN CLASS A ToURNAMEN'r Co-Lin High 47 Tylertown 65 I25 N. BII,I,IE IIEMINIVIYIN .IANE SANDERS I For xx a1'1I FUI'WL1I'4,I BRENDA SIVIITII BETTY WALKER Iilltlfll Igullftrl III IIIIIIC XX 'NI,IxI',II UNIX I -X1IRWXI,IiICII IIlI.ll'tI I m'xiar.I Gobra Girls Boast 3 All-Conference Players CO 61 44 61 37 18 45 35 .33 47 32 54 32 37 -79 ..- 40 36 37 29 33 36 Girls' Scores - LIN HIGH Monticello Raymond New Hebron Hazlehurst OPPONENT Bvram Tournev Loyd Star- Last Game Harrisville Natehez Cathedral Port Gibson New Hebron Harrisville IVIontieeIIo Fayette Byram Magnolia Tourney Natchez Natchez Cathedral- Last Game Favette Port Gibson Crystal Springs Natchez Cathedral Hazlehurst Crystal Springs DISTRICT SEVEN TUERNANIENT Co-Lin High 34 - Monticello 21 Co-Lin High 43 - Sumrall -I0 Go-Lin High 43 - Tylertown 48 - Finals . ff. 1 - 1 . 1 U . 'VL it' V' SENII IRS M IHA L1 NN ALLILN H E'I I'Y XY A LK E R I I I . e 1 I-It-till. IIVUIIKIAISI1lIII1.l'It'II1 W iIIx 1 Evra IAIIII qlllvn. Ilarluiru Iieniingtoii. Ili-Ivbie Wa Ililli IIPIIIIIIQLIUII. ,lame Sguiili-rs. Una Ifaw Wallxer. In venter is Loavli Coates I. Claim Outstanding Season Record NORA LYNN ALLEN ANN BEALL lluunl Guard GENEVA BARRY PAT FLOYD Fnrmml Furwaml 'Q' L, ,W ff , .V 'EB 6' If Gvm-xa pulls in u rvbuuml. COACH IRA CUATES: S1IUHEliElfl'lfR LINIJ,-X l4'UR'I'liNl3ICHRY, LEFT: AND M A N M LHR PA Nl .I ANI ES HITA HAILEY BHIKY HARRIS Ullard l m'war4l Ll NDN RMK Y IM Ii li.-X HN lil'IN1lNtL'l'4N fLlll1l'lI lallllfll Four Cobras Make All-Magnolia Conference Dream Team Y Y w Y W . Y 5 J x ' a ' '- f, , 41 ff 'N I I ,IININIY LuF'mN All-Mgiglrulial Guurrl Y A 5 ' Q V 1 1 4 I I l 1:l'lll x 1 44'4rl'1'N Iwo more IHYIIIIN. l I l28 CEN EVA BARRY 1 ik 4 , gr , r X, 3 i Lefton goes in for a layup. JXII-Magnolia Forward BRI-IND.-X SNIITH :XII-Nlaglmllal ffuurmi lSl'I'l I'Y WA LKER .-Xll-Nlagnolia Guard , fe?- 4 A vm E Mr. Copiah-Lincoln Junior College TERRY ASSINK 'x K' wr' ' r ai. . X , x Q. .. ,-vfiwi-. 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Q. .x 'QJ4 - ' I 0 Miss Copiah-Lincoln Junior College JANE AINSWORTH CAMPUS FAVORITES AW' lap 'Ml 1 Y fffxffa 'Q- ,132 , 4145 In ' I , . AN , ...pr , 09 if 2? 212 .43 i- , ' '- V- ..'.' ' , 1 -,,.-w- - , .Q H , ,If X ' Q 5.5.3, 45- - O Q , .mint -.. xKfA ' 1 'N , 'if . .,:N':fi'2Lx KEITH DANIEL CI-IAROLETTE HARTZOG RTIE JOE WILLIAMS SUSIE HARRI --.,,,,.-.Qi 2 ' if? 5 S sq. ,fn W - 1 W , W- ,,' .:' ' 'T' -nd . 4, -1--Q., , I - . .-ga. , . , af M: v ,. Ig 1144.1 Z ' A '5::E2::-5 Ei:-?as,::a::1::' M.. . i 2,2 : Ewan ' 522 442' 1 W7 , 4- I l ff 6 3 5 I E 5 1 S S I. EN, 4'-ww.. 5 Wy. M 122 ii' H 35, I :Ji 351, let I F.. , iii 57 - ' ' -',, , .' . - I '- I I E652 . ' , g,.,' I . 1 ' fum g's3.?5,, 'f wa' w2?' i ..:,4.-'z C Vg, T9 ..- ,f , Q ,nqtm ff4.yf,g A A WN- Q A Sr, ,SA ,. fl , l-, nv. Wiley, n. CAMPUS FAVORITES ,,,,,,,.. N X I3 sf.. -4 v GEURGE WATTS JUDY WHITE CAMPUS FAVORITES i A 3 QT? A3 Q2 I' V V -,ini W ,Y 'L . is 4 ' R O . N -1 1 .- ,- H .W A xi 5 x 03,3 Q nf Q X .rf wi, 1 ...A '- QS, HIQV N, ww, . ,,,.. . . :Mm .2 'ff -QEQ. 4 X , .v,v 4 .4 .AM , ,png K vt . gg ,Q'. ' ff' A l , '-5 J -' W 4? ex Viv ' u '-. . , gf? xx Q-Qs. f 's Qu U 1 DONNA BROWN HOWARD WOOTE CAMPUS FAVORITES W, ,, ,-, fix A F fxum- - 0 Pai 5 ' IGF ' Ofgxi-M-'Ji-f-ff' . fm- . CAMPUS FAVORITES KAREN SMITH RONNIE MCNAIR CAIVIPL-S FAVORITES ,Jag ., 5, Q, , 9 MIKE IVIQINTYRE DIANE PAYNE I37 Gokye 7160511 y3eaufQQ1f 'WHY' 'mm ,ff .Q W, Z , K 3 5 Qzane Jayne Gokye yjeauzy 3-4l'qw', J G6ar0f2ffe jlezrfz oy 2 Y G L Q Z .www ww-Nw. .1 .4 wfwmmm. COWQ smug Walks Q -4m 10? Wan ZQIFQ 49 1 4 ff! GOIQQQ feaug in - Q, QW Gokye kybjeauz? JZFQIQOQ k7QQI?Q Excitement, Anxiety Awaited College Beaut Contestants COLLEGE SEMI-FINALISTS l still i 5 fig pldan.- 4' From lett. bharron Morris. Lyda Mullins. Donna Reed. Brenda Keene. Deloris Terrell. lv lifliarolette Hartzog. Donna Brown. Diane Pavne. Nan Haire. and Jane Ainsworth. l i l L i l l 5 i PAGEANT DICNITARIES. from left., Allison Cooley, feature? editor: li- Mr' Hoguliq pagpam director. makes 3 lastiminmv ,.hQ.,.k. nalists: liarne-ll Tut'-ker. eincee: and lxare-n Smith. 'Trillium editor. l Asia. I f my THE WAITING GAME All in a dayls work for llurnc-ll Tuvker. pageant viiit-ee. COLLEGE CONTESTANTS Nlisw Mullins nialxes 1 Ei- 's -. 153. 4 i nf 1966 Homecoming Queen - Miss Diane Payne X K Q SOPHOMORE MAID Mary Ellen Hutchins CO-LIN HIGH SENIOR MAID Dona Cranberry Homecoming aids ,,.f3.V 1:-C,-'-31, if -,C f :MW-4..4.. J I x X f 'Q A QQ . b . .. r ' ri!- ' 1 ,XX '--f....-' 5, 'H fm. fvni 'Lib ir'- f '2'v 1 W mf . ...W is-rf , M r ' A R -- 1 W I I , Y ., ,. 5 -- 22- N 1930 . if W H ' ' 2 f 21251 . M ,gs.5:!5f'Z1 ' I -K nf f. 'f'-'3'. -rjzfizif? 9 '- iz' ,7f 'jj'12?7j JZ'f'-', fx ,. .,,31':'1 ,-w:-443-VL, 1'1f,'22y? 5'-::1g, g,, :.g:g,:,':5, 5 fg: 55553 Q ' I ' . .,-. ' f - V 2:.:',::g..M: f 4 . :fLw ' ix SOPHOMORE MAID Clmrlvrw Turman . ff Y 11? ,aa ,A M: E ,gf k - iQ, -Wgfiffv' - , 'z 1 l45 L MM Homecoming Maids ,A f A , ' FRESHMAN MAID ' FRESHMAN MAID Nan Haifa Susie H3I'I'iS I 1. I A J xx CO-LIN HIGH JUNIOR MAID J X Phyllis Davis . I - 'V !v,1-LE' 1 'Z ' ' Xxx 4: 1 K L5 . QA ' 4' f ' ' -W' 7' ' V e- 'N U M 'N . , ' In QA T F' 4 l gk if Y , ,M if - A' X7 f 'N I46 I a Tl 6 Bt mum Varlet The Only Word Capable Of D6SCf1b1Hg Homecommg 1966 ' FRU If flVl LEF'll:Cl1ul l we IX D nd! 1 1, ar I Y . lxams. Marx Ellr- v msn n llll ' 1 xx 111 an 1 n Q Virgil Slt'Nl'lll'l. Nm x n hx H IN kfx I! Xml Xu llmn xr 'AT flu in fl:-Y 421166 The- Dann- Tlwnw R QQ, Ya x l M9 X 5 A551 Xxx I l Ill: XX X' l' X ,v X A mul lla mls 1'UI'LillllllS J .X l'UH'llER PRESENTS The- Fnutlnall TPLIIII lVlvmlwrs , Trance I l ,J ' r Aa-ink dernonsirilea In n w 1 ili nmuairig equipment V? Governor Johnson Featured Speaker An alumnus reffisters at the alumni revistration desk , r z- in the foyer of the vocational-tevhnival building. F w President Fortenberry and Homecoming Queen Diane Payne act as host and hostess to llove,-rnor Johnson at the reception. Mrs. Harvey and the sophornore girls hold il reveption in the new building. ZZEHS . 1-I I-I 32 I- 5-S 5-5 5-5 lEH j x jf At Homecoming Dedication Homecoming Queen Diane Payne and her court are among the honored guests at the dedication service. S 1.-- Million-Dollar Building Dedicated To President Fortenberry The breath of life to economic expansionfi is a phrase Governor .lohnson used to describe the vocational-technical training for Mississippi in his dedica- torv speech. Co-Lin's board of trustees unanimously voted to name the new vo- cational-technical buildings in honor ol'Co-Lin's President F. M. Fortenherry. ' fi i., 5 c ,if g. 1 ..b,. ,,q.-.. : ,,t. qw K p . Qs, - x 5 W 4 .. '5 A large crowd attends the dedication services in the tio-Lin Bowl. T ., 3 fax . ...fig Q K t aw Pr . 1. - fl. The newly-elected alumni officers are Mrs. tlrover Smith. secretarv: Mr. Joe A. Patterson, presidentg also pic- 1 tured. Mrs. Maude Elsie Smith, past presidentg not pictured. Mrs. Kath- leen Reid, vice-president. I' eral: William F. t,Irawt'ord: A. P. Father-ee. state di rector of vocational-technical educationl .lack Tuhh. coln County chaneery clerk: Governor Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fortenberry . ,lohn Tadloclx. master ol ceremonies: Lester Furr, secretary ot' the Un-l.in Garrett. Co-l,in's vo-tech coordinator. . , . 5 N 4 in S5- ' The Southwest Mississippi Develop 1 ment District representatives prt sent President Fortenberry with a gilt in honor ol' his hard. liaithful work Some officials attending trio-Linis dedication ceremo- nies are, from left. Joe Patterson. state attorney gen- state superintendent of education: Royce Hart, liin- Board of Trustees: Rev. M. L. 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Y Mf 'I - Thv high school SOPHUMORE CLASS brvwwl this formula. earning them HONORABLE MENTION. , M.. , f , ', f V 10557 ',1.f -..iT'f 1 . y e 1 V, X' H . ' 1 Qt 'I 4 N '- ' 0 rg. :agua Y ul- The Dramatics Club made a vvnsurvrl error, Ther gigantii- wwatiorial-tm'liniral we-lwunw to alumni and visiturs. Alfrfftl lf. Nvwinan ra-pn-sc-lite-cl this Baptist Studs-nt lniun. Thr- SENIOR fILAS5's 1-ulorful Vi1'tury liLll't'lPIlM took SEl,IUNlJ-PLAIIE liunor Q ixw , ' 'sniff 1 iQCl'l Hn Bell .4 A' TX. iis L . V .vi - 1 . x . EU - LI VIUURW QHRDEN ' Q Q -. ,.f 'M 1:-zijn., M +,Q'f'f f , ', f',L' f V- f, 4'f lf if A , , V 7f'2fw.aw'W 0274? ma. 4 ,Q ,vfawsq-,,x-' W- 423,252- 1, ,, f-3 23' f , of 1 ' W S' 4 m .7 5, Q' A ., 'CTX' CLAUDE LOWERY A popular senior. Claude has been a class offieer for three years. and is president of his senior Class. His participation in Co-Lin Highs aetivities has brought him to the front as a lead- er in his t-lass. Claude has been a member of band. chorus, antl 41--H. and last year was Chosen Most Dependable. He is a member of the Cobra football and traek teams. and was who- sen captain ofthe football team this year. DONA CRANBERRY Dona is one of the most at-tive girls on tio-liiii High! t-am Jus. Her activities have shown her outstantlintf leaclershi iabi l za l lily and Charaf'ter. Her list ol' tluties eonsists ol' being Pres tlent ot' the Y-Teens this vear. antl Hi-Y Sweetheart ancl Friendliest'i her junior War. Donais musieal talentsaretlis ilk played by her membership in the t-horns, ensemble. aml a ll singinff group. the Us Four. She has been on the traelx Z' team. a eheerleader sophomore elass ol'l'i4-er. a member ot' the S.C.A.. and bantl. MOST INTELLECTUAL BUTCH WALLACE BRENDA SMITH Copiah-Lincoln Wh0,S MOST DE PAM JAMES we if E B 5' f High School Who T PENDABLE SCOTTY RATCLIFF eww--f ' ' A MOST ATHLETIC JIMMY LOFTON BETTY WALKER SOINQIIG Of C0- Most Person W1TT1EsT B BABS HARR1s JERRY ABLEs FRIEND DALE GREER Lin Highs able Peimple LIEST PHYLLIS D MOST POPULAR IQATIE DAVIS MIKE RUSSELL X l 3 Gio-51112 75 7306 912511 EQIP ogome 01119125 G0-53122 75 ma 051' Zeauffzf ff? x jfgzfk W xii fgauzlv C5C500f ybjeauly sharon , 1 u 'T' K' 40 Susan wager Cgcfoofyjeaug QL? Qgcfoofygeauzy CSg1k4Qy 231222122 0123 apaeity Crowd Viewed High ehool Beaut Review HIGH SCHOOL SEMI-FINALISTS were. fmrn left. Dale Brent. Plivllis Davis. Katie Davis. Sliirlex' Siininuns. Susan Walker. Sharron Hailey. Patrice Hall.4and jan Terry, i L El Q00 V, 4 3 ' 'TF' , Q f Rx G at n i ' I i l i-ii ' tl gl' l i ' l im ls 19 Ng 7lx i L il -li , A 1 A Ms 7. K VW? 'V 5, ,Ffa .., . -has l ,TAN 4 I 8 g '1' i , ' l i 1 .mf . .- - .. .. ,. 4.-...-..- Hlt ill S4 IH!!! DL tIUN'l'ES'I'AN'liS 9 M30 990951 2 d-i'+4L-- N- M M .-L - Q. REI IEl lllON SCIQNHS From Left, tlarnf-ll Tut-ker. pageant erm-f-e-. tinalistw Katie Dax'is,Sl1ir- .. . , f, . 5' lf-y Siininons, Susan W alker. and Sharron llailf-y. anal Larry Huguf- fm pageant diretftor. A f ,L x Q t M ,- ' s,.l ' V 1 L it 4 3 fi vi D I X El . v 1, tti a l 1 '-- f '- Z! l l Page-ant entertainment invlumlwl, lruiii left, Mike- ,lone-s, 'llliunias Walsh. .liinmi Smith. ami Martin He KAREN SMITH IWI III I II II NI HI IIII IXII I INI III NI II NIMH IIOI,I,ICILIC'S IIIILIII'IS'I'IIIINIIIi IS IQXIIICN 5NIIIII IxfXIxI- N 'NN IMWMI INII M-'Xllllx ISI I .,-'..,.-.1 ,,, - 1. . ! OI IIII llill I ll NI WU I Ml Ml!! H HI lllll Iimly I+,Xlf,4.lIllX lf, I.Ul MAL. MII, Ib l'Rl',hll1lf,NI Ulf lllln I .W..IX.. ANIJ HAS BIal'N li H Xlix I4! CII JUS JANE AIN SWORTH JANE AINSWURTH. A HISTORY MAJUR. SERVES AS PRESIDENT UF THE S'I'l'IJEN'I' 4IHRIS'l'lAN ASSU4IIA'l'IUN ANIJ IS UN THE EXEIII' TIVE 1101 'NEIL UETHE R.S.lT. SHE WAS UN THES'l'lVDEN'I'1I0l'NEILHER ERESHMANANIJSHPHUMHREYEARSVANIJISA N1EN1BERUFPH FHETA KAPPA. JANE WAS A MEMBER UE THE H.S.l'. HER ERESHMAN AND SUPHUMURE YEARS. AND WAS A MEMRI-IR UE THE Y.W.A ANI! F.'I'.A. RUTH YEARS. l65 OF I I I I I I I I 1 IIHIIIIX IVIIIQICXI XX, X I'IIIu-I'II XIIXI XIIX XIX.lHlI,IIXSIIIfI'1N X XIICXIIIICII HIP I'III 'I'IIIf'I'X Ix XI'I'X IXXH XICXIIS, XXII IS I Iml NIIII NI IIIIN ' XI'.XII,III5'I'XXUfXI'.XII X42'I'IXI'I'IIiSIXtQI,lIIIIIXNI1 III1' IIII XXIX'I'I4'44'I I Ii Iiil XNIVIIIIV IfIII NI'IIlIIl II IIIINXI-IXIX III IN XXIII II .,, ,, . ,, ., ,. . .. .,. . I.I'IX IN IIII'. IIXNII. IIAI ,. XNIIN4.. X, IIIa NI-,IIX In Xs I'III'.SIIII'.XI HI- IIIII. IIII XXI X'I'I1YS1II,I IIIIIIS X ITXII. XXII IIIQ XX XS X Q I'IIIu1.IIHIIl XXII IIII XXI X'I'I41S41I,l IS IIIS I III'hIIXI XN X I'.XII. IIHIIIIX XI.SH I'XII'I'IlfII'X'I'IiII IN lIIIICXIIS'I'IIX' lII,I II XI1'I'IX I'I II H I XXI XI XIX I66 The Trilliumw Awards Seven Staff Members An annual is not finished in an hour or in one hundred hours. lt requires prepara- tion. thought, and hard work. An annual staff cannot be given the full credit for a publication, because the production involves the cooperation of many people. hoth students and faculty members. But from the more than il-0 students who join the staff each year, there are always a few who take the initiative. accept their responsibilities, and get the job done. Be- cause of their outstanding, unselfish contributions of their time and talents, these seven students are chosen to receive thc third annual Trillium awards. PAST TRll,l,ll'lNl AW.-XHIV' WINNERS Miss lsgltr' XX-Llllxt'l' ull Afltlsjvl' - llllsiltcss Xl1lI1.l:lt'l' lflflg Miss Lintla llunaway of Hrookliuvcn - Editor IQUO t:r31rl'ir1t:,x't'r: or iiv:r,1,l.r:xt:1c wmyrzic tIl'Ilt'I'lFlt1A'l'l-I or ICXHI-Il,l,PQNtII-1 Vt'lNNl'llt 4 lbggy qjlim, lallttlil l'o1'lr-gilt,-1-rt flf'Ilflll'f'S Erlilur High Srliunf V tIFR'l'lFltI,-XTR HF EM Il-fI,l.I-INK Ili WINNER .'XlllN1lll ll0Ull'X L'lllN.V'.S hlllllflif M, 152-55 A n, k fun. I X xl ' 955-X ' Z, . A.. HI... '--225' if .5 . wif: . A 1 ' '. ,Q . .,. .,..., H.. tIElt'l'lFlt'IA'l'E UF EXKIICLIJCNI IE WINNER llliesler Greer v Asst. .Sports Ezlimr K, , ,EQ A K. W f 4 ' ew' ' -Jig V aaagphnp- f if ' ' Hifi- M s r f -A -. L ' 'S Aff 1 'lllllf 'l'Hll,l,llllVl AWARD 'llo The Stall Me-nilmcr who llontrilnulcrl Most To 'llhc Uu'l'Llll Sll1'1'1'SS KH' 'llllf' Y1'Lll'l1uulx liAlll'lN SNIITII - EUITUR tIEll'lllFllIATlf OF l'1XlIlCl.l,ENtIE WINNER l.in1la .lane Taylor Clrzssex Ezlilur A5064 1' W tIFQH'l'll'lllIA'l'l'f ol-' EXtIIil,l,l'lN4Il'I WINNER Danny Wallace Bll.YilIl'.S.S Manager HE'-s,,, sv - 4... H ,, Q . , , ' Wh ' ,A - Q :A . A ,Ao XVI' rl , ' avr' In Memory Of: MR. GRAYDUN L. MULLEN MR. MlFl.l,FIN WUXS 1IUl'lAll-I,INiIOI,N .IUNIUR COI,Ll'IGE'S BISINESS MANAGIQR FOR 18 FEARS. H12 PASSICD AWAY LAST SUMMER. AND HIS GOING REPRESENTED A DEEP. PERb0NAL. LObb FOR H15 MANY, MANY IVRIENIDS AND LUVICIJ UNICS. 'H 2 ,v- 5 I Diilges 28, 83 fm. 1, 1 S Ll. '-1 a- - PM Xigqixq u . .5 .- N452 fa w2f,f.L. ,- ls ,un- 5 S' fgikis .:'-,,, 'K gyi'f?f'5U5s2 ' ,', W' cum smuc SANDWICHES I TRUCKER'S EXCHANGE BANK I I We're Proud of Honors Won WI b Cr stol S rin s Students ot Co-Lin. Y Y P 9 i COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE i A. D. BRELAND, JR. President I I I I I ' r 4 2 f p I K I f ' I I966-67 Edition of the Notionolly-Known Co-Lin Colettes, Feoturing I Miss Potsy Little, Heod Colette From Crystol Springs TRUCKER'S EXCHANGE BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I Crystol Springs, Mississippi '!I SOUTHERN WHOLESALE CO. Wholesale Meats of All Kinds V. D. Youngblood - President Robert V. Massengill - Vice-President 8. Manager J. W. Bee - Secretary-Treasurer Tel. 833-6761 P.O. Box 544 Brookhaven, Mississippi Brookhaven, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, INC. Insurance UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY CO. In our 65th year Phone 833-4661 Brookhaven, Mississippi Quality Building Materials and Lumber COLUMBUS . X ,.- V w.. -. Hn F itll., I V X' I. -...ll Ill... . , 'ff' 'U' . , Ulu E f fl ,X i s Nil 1 xl K lx J 'xx 5 ' l i Qi B .ef ffl my N h' ' y l N, 3125, M lj L Q Nagif COLUMBUS LUMBER CO. Telephone 833-191 1 Brookhaven Mississippi Compliments of HARTZOG LUMBER CO. HARTZOG MOTOR CO. HARTZOG TRAILER PARK George p. and Thomas e. Hartzog P. O. Box 127 Silver Creek, Mississippi Day Phone 886-2961 Night Phone 866-2121 .IONES WHOLESALE MARKET Wholesale Grocers Brookhaven, Mississippi CITGO OIL CO. LEE W. BERRY Wesson Mississippi TOM'S SPORTING GOODS AND TOYLAND 705 Highway 51 North Phone 833-7231 Brookhaven Mississippi Kelvinator Appliances GODDQWEAR Motorola Television OLE BROOK TIRE SERVICE Brookhaven, Mississippi SCARBROUGH MOTORS Meadville, Mississippi Franklin County's Transportation Headquarters FUND -B Je! 'LH.-'7.'!.., .-9,.E.'5 DILLION 8K SMITH Jitney-Jungle 81 Pharmacy Franklin County's Largest Shopping Center Meadville Mississippi X QE. 9 Z 3 S A DAVIS SHELL SERVICE W 'mgilg fl,-K ' Phone 643-2604 Nl' W Q Wesson, Mississippi DICKEY'S OF MAGEE F. J. DICKEY, Owner Everything for the Family Magee Mississippi FORTENBERRY'S DRY GOODS Shoes for the Entire Family Phone 643-2200 Wesson, Mississippi p W Hrebird SUPER SMlTH'5 OUP I Where You Save 5, f Something On if PURE SERVICE CENTER G. N. CASE Phone 643-9934 X , Jxgkffl' : 1 ,I . . . . 'NN I I I Everything, g--iwlm Tm-TANE Wesson, Mississippi y li mf -mf OIL ce J 1 0' Brookhaven Mississippi WALTER CHEVROLET COMPANY 24 Hour Wrecker Service 1, Magee Phone 466-3336 Jackson Phone 354-1065 ll'.lIiF KNEELING, left to right: Steve Mangum, Paul Hughes, Glen Yates Magee, STANDING, left to right: Coach Ricketts, James Phillips, Ronnie McNair, Joris Patrick, Coach Barr Mississippi SERVICE CLEANERS We Serve to Serve Again 3.i PW m-.. Crystal g2Z22fivii..i..ippi You've tried the rest, Here you get the best. Phone 643-9924 Wesson, Mississippi 704 GOOD FOOD LITTLE'S DINETTE W? ug I ,N Home-Cooked Meals fe- .,:i..R':J, snceegee fa lj Crystal Springs, Miss. ...Mc-alum... MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR East Railroad Ave. Phone l36l Crystal Springs, Mississippi ECONOMY DRUGS Crystal Springs Mississippi SOUTHWEST PUBLISHERS INC. I Publishers of Leader- dvertl er , Y DRUGS our 0 I Dependable BFx5OOKHAVEN.MlSSlSSlPPl Druggist WESSON PHARMACY Keep up with the Wolves in our sports section. Wesson Mississippi - 1 r .I. T. BIGGS 8a SON Hardware, Electric and Plumbing Supplies CLYDE BELL'S GROCERY 8. MARKET Furniture, Humble Oil Products Phone 882M2 Route 3 ESTABLISHED 1903 CfY5l0l SPfln95f Ml55l55lPPl Wesson, Mississippi WESSON HARDWARE FRANKLIN FURNITURE CORP. Phone 643-2636 Meadville, Mississippi Wesson Mississippi J. D. CLOY MRS. HAZEL GODBOLD Phone 384-2840 ' r l I y Prescription Specialists i EAST'S PHARMACY hi 1 Air Conditioned Ph0r1e 333-1614 l, 833-1611 i Wil South Whitworth Avenue V Brookhaven N NEWMAN'S BUILDING 8. SUPPLY, INC. Furniture - Appliances P ENITH ED SMITH'S FURNITURE COMPANY New and Rebuilt Furniture Expert Upholstery HIGHWAY 51 NORTH Phone 833-7951 P. O. Box 152 Brookhaven, Mississippi I .l. D. FOSTER'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION Lumber 8. Building Supplies ATLAS Monticello 8. First Sis. 1 Tires Telephone 833-5161 235 East Georgetown St. Batteries BYOOIKIWGVGU, M155- Phone 400 Crystal Springs, Miss. Accessories ' gstgrn Rav JONES 81 O- F. MIZE CASEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE to Magee' Mlsslsslppi A ALTON FUNCHESS, JR. 11 ASSOCIATE STORE P.o. sox 389 Crystal Springs Mississippi 1 The Family Store I l V so ,, . I HOUSE OF BEAUTY E. A. REDD , ,, . . PEST CONTROL, INC. 1 For styles of summer, spring, winter, 5 and fall - come to us, we do them all. 1 Z HELEN Hux, owner Natchez l Sgt. Prentiss Drive Mississippi 1 1 Dial 442-2481 Natchez, Miss. Compliments of BENNETT'S FOOD STORE Crystal Springs Mississippi Compliments of BURNS' SHOE STORE Main Street Natchez, Mississippi Co-Lin Campus Life PHILLIPS BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 257 Phone 833-7461 Brookhaven Mississippi things gg b tt ewiifth fiihi f' NK 5 J T K5 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE cocA-COLA COMPANY BY JACKSON CQCA-CCLA BOTTLING COMPANY Jackson Mississippi Your money buys more in a real drug store FAIRCHILD LIVESTOCK COMMISSION INC Prescriptions Filled With Professional Precision Livestock Sales Agents MEADVILLE REXALI. DRUGS Phone 498 Hazlehurst, Mississippi 1 1 V GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE ALLRED'S PHARMACY Tire and Rubber Company Walgreen Agency Sf Ma ge M N E fe on Hazlehursf, Mississippi ss JOHNSTON LAWN MOWER DIVISION Manufactures of Quality Power Lawn Tools Division of JACOBSEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY MAN JACKSON GAS CO opane - Bufane - Texaco P.O. Box 327 Crystal Springs Mississippi CITY DRUG STORE Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions Hazlehursf, Mississippi Compliments of A. GREEN AND COMPANY Hazlehurst, Mississippi Telephone 754 246 EDWAR D HYMAN COMPANY Hazlehurst, - ..,,:. ,,,Jg.f11'ff4!'14 ' Mississippi -, s LK . Hencuns X TIRE AND RUBBER 1i,i 226 N. Extension Street Phone 1477 Hazlehurst, Mississippi vmo . Jackson Phone 948-4090 S5'P ' ' McGUFFEE'S DRUG STORE JOE E. McGUFFEE, R. Ph. Mendenhall, Mississippi Wenknfdf Wofor Company MEN DEN HALL, MISSISSIPPI COPIAH MILLING AND LIVESTOCK FEEDING COMPANY First in Mississippi Phone 1260-1261 Store 48 Hazlehurst Mississippi McLAlN 84 BARNES HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware, Lumber, Building, Electric and Plumbing Supplies, Appliances, Houseware Tel. 587-971 1 Monticello, Miss. One of Mississippi's Better Stores WESTERN AUTO MUSTANG CHARLIE NELMS FORD, INC. FORT I sea x c 604-610 East Monticello Street Telephone 833-7521 MERCURY BROOKHAVEN MISSISSIPPI Z llv I 'Q E A 'Z I rx f 72 , , I Q. fy Q s ff' I 'JH u - 'tif-' .,,, 1 t 7 J, L V I f f 4' Y j f 1 1 A ' I 421 U lwff, U!! i fri , ?, fa my 4 tif P' B 41 at '. -.. XN I 'W .Af , , wt., 'Y .1 2 4, . ,gt 5 fl K t 't-'H f-3 ., , tam ' - Q -V A ' , . I 1 .,., ,, ..,..A.. , 'A ,,,A 1 , 'ff ' '- 4, . -f.evfQ--ww .-?t4:i'.' 'f '- H - ,4 w U , 1 ' 21: -Z f' M 3519 ' : filet - 22 gy? '. . 1 fl ll ,g f I, Q 4, ,.., ,.,. V .--v- I 4 5 - 1. I 1 - A19 ,Y , Q -51: , , ' - fha 'rp ' 'ii ff' I , si Li 'lg -'V ' gf.: 'Y 9 A -Q, f ,I 1, , ., ,MM ' if ' ', W u 1 ' 0 as - 3 7 4 'i '-ff tt ' an fx X , , ,AL Y ' V. 'm l ,.,.:.f,:,:,.,t.-V,-H V Q ' - -- 1 5 3: .:,f:?j ' in 'f T alk' OK, one false move and Co-Lin will need a, new prflsitlvritf' Campus Candids Captured By Our , 'ff ' sf'Q.,,i,Q 'i ' V L 8.3, ,fn , ,: 'Q ' n' bt , f 5'--,Qsht 3 an A -Ye: Y 'X , I ' g ,, . .... 4. :V , 1 4 vw ' A I 1 228-LIN 4 V 3 ' i 5 Wt' 4f ?zZQ 5 MLVES , , if f f' eff ',' l V .Q I 00-if GQ . 'fygff ' 81-25' ' W f... X ff wow: I .lf . Mill NEW lltlt'llllN lllPlIllJt'I'S joining tht- tio-Lin Fainilyu st-vontl svinefster are Mrs. lainie Hughes. nursing in- structor. and .le-rrx' Tavlor. new lwatl football t,'Udl'll. tfouvli 'lluylor is pivtureml with Crt-g Adains and Bruce Burt. P'- 'A' stutlt,-nts for the first st-irivstefr inclutlvd, svatvtl from left, Mrs. Patsy McKei1zio, lVlyra Lynn Allgoorl, Patricia Calvotef, Mona Prime, Dinnt- Carre-tt, and Donna Rathbun. Standing. from lt'l.l.LlI'f'5l1l1I'UI1ltbllllbltbll, Nlurtha Hunter, Ruvlit-l Lvwis. Tony Smith. Larrv Crm-r. and l,intla Frf-f-. Not picturvtl is B+-tty Corban. Ab ,-. v-4 ff, ,J I' 'N VE Comprehensive Cameramen Our 1-Llilllflll mgh! wulvhnmn. X CU-LlN'S SOUL MERCHANTSN an-, km-1-ling frmn left, Ram Furr and 'Flwnms Walsh. Standing gm- Martin Reg'-I unll .limmy Smith x 1? f 3 X , ly , uv T, Wh, f US F0l,'R.u high S1,'h1lUlgI'Hl.1IJ. is1-mllposwl 0fC41ruI,yr1I tilaw, Dona Cranberry. Pat Hall, and Bahs Harris. 1 M15- F J 5' I J A, AN-M1 ms -FF 1! . I 'A a ,A I79 1 I I I ' I I' ' mlm fIIfa KnY I 'ffrzzr la.auuil, money at the BANK OF WESSON. BANK OF WESSON Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation American Bankers Association Mississippi Bankers Association Established I893 74 Years of Continuous Service A If S we Ins I. Ssgmafg Im ni-1r 'WY?r,,,,,,,,,.,,.. .ccc.u, Tr. A -uv WESSON MISSISSIPPI ,. , ,,k. . , .Jifx 39 I I ,II I ' III I 'Qs sf 5 r 45021 s 4 4 , I a 'fl K. T. JOLLY LEE W. BERRY WI'IITE'S AUTO STORE General Merchandise CIKISLSEIIEQS Wesson Mississippi NELSON CHEVROLET FOSTER'S TIE AND TIMBER COMPANY Your Chevrolet Dealer Crystal Springs, Mississippi Route 3, Wesson, Mississippi BANK OF FRANKLIN Large or Q fx 5 41 Q Small We Welcome Your Account Fifty-Five Years of Continuous Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Branch Offices in Bude and Roxie MEADVILLE MISSISSIPPI RUTH'S FASHIONS VANITY BEAUTY SHOP For Beautiful Things to Wear Complete Beauty Service Phone 643-2621 Wesson Mississippi Wesson, Mississippi -- COWEN CHEVROLET COMPANY Authorized Dealer Sales 3 Li Service fCHEVROl.ETf Ill! Phone 643-2733 Wesson, Mississippi SILVER CREEK GROCERY AND MARKET Silver Creek, Mississippi I BORDEN'S l p , ll Ice Cream - Milk I Jackson, Mississippi I 6 I I A BARNEY DICKSON I M I Ice Cream Sales Mgr I THE BORDEN CO. I Jackson, Mississippi 3' fir- 94 I fflfirf l I wise We C sp C Q 'N ' Moron N , ,FORD , 2 C0. I mf' 'fi , 5 , -9 1 ...C ,,ic ,. , :sps, CCM: 'c':1 s A I . . Oldest Ford Dealer 'i'l A l in Copiah County P l FORD CARS AND TRUCKS MERCURY l ,comer Hazlehursf 6 I Mississippi MAGEE, MISSISSIPPI 33,1 STRENGTH -kifjsg, ii ? IzEPU'rATIoN jg-fgfL',SH,9g , if SERVICE his -50 4 I l LINCOLN COUNTY County Seat Brookhaven, Mississippi A Progressive County ga , Arif li fi fwlfuiw, 255, I I ,Was ini ltwii B was ff ,ff A3 gf 5. R., Q .- 1 . Lincoln County annual staff members display awards won by the Trillium in state-wide competition. From the left are Jules Bernard, photographer, Karen Smith editor, Deloris Terrell, activities editor, Betty Ables, Dianne Smith, faculty editor, Craig Lofton, Mike Townsend, sports editor, Larry Johnson, assistant classes edito SPLENDID SCHOOL SYSTEM MANY CHURCHES EXCELLENT ROAD SYSTEM A DAIRY CENTER RICH PETROLEUM DEPOSITS BEEF CATTLE RANCHES PRODUCTIVE TIMBER LANDS BOARD OF SUPERVISORS LOVIE L. ENTRICAN, District I, President MRS. KINZIE REEVES, District 3 GRADY TARVER, District 2 LEROY LEGGETT, District 4, Vice-President NELSON CASE, District 5 ROYCE R. HART, Chancery Clerk l A Compliments of CANNON'S 66 SERVICE CENTER BOSTON SHOE STORE With Us lt's a Pleasure to Please and I Nl N' Jofksfan. . SHIRLEY SLIPPER SHOP , Brookhaven, Mississippi - Brookhaven ' Mississippi l F A F RATLIFF SHEET METAL WORKS gs A - y7faxwQf cgfoes P.O. Box 343 Always A Step Ahead J Bfooklwvenf Miss- For The Entire Family P Ps 0 D U C T S l l'IOmeSeeliel'S' PGt'ClCllSe Brookhaven Mississippi l - -il I I N l, F Compliments of i Squire Shuts, gflth. - l N WALLEY-FIELD onus stone , Quality Men's Clothes l BROOKHAVEN, Mississippi B,oOkha,e,,,M,5S,5S,pp, BRITTQN 81 KOONTZ NATIONAL BANK Natchez, Mississippi , I : . Member of O Federal Reserve System A l and Federal Deposit Insurance Q 'Q Agency l V I Suahvr s P3 PIGGLY WIGGLY ' A I PACE OIL COMPANY Self Service Food Store , SURE!! Distributors of B kh J M, S, U I 'I ' Sinclair and Goodyear Products I' ven, IS ISSI I I Oo G pp Magee, Mississippi Phone 466-2492 M. A. NEELY B s. B DAIRY Pnooucrs co. l GENERAL MERCHANDISE Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products BfGXf0r1,Miss. 4 207 E. Enterprise St. ' B l4l'1 , M' ' ' ' 'llrniv ,f' , i i 'oo oven 'SS'SS'pp' I MAGEE counlen Office Outfitters M A Q Publishers - Printers - Magee, Miss A M S HOOD 8. BEASLEY OIL CO Jobbers Phillips 66 Products PET DAIRY DIVISION P. O. Jackson, Mississippi TO SUIT YOUR TASTE N ff' ff P O Box 327 Box 2840 J. AND F. GRILL Phone 261 Highway 51 North Crystal Springs Mississippi O ga.. 'W ' DX p 4 qi Hazlehurst, Mississippi ' i' I I. Compliments of SUPER FURNITURE MART GIBSON SHOPPING CENTER O. O. HODGES Grocery 8. Market Natchez, Mississippi Hwy. 51 North Hazlehurst Mississippi Dial 442-1111 Arther and Judy Grimsley, Owners L- I I Say: 'f 'f Comessffom lf' S RED a WHITE roon STORE rea Y uper' JAMES HARVEY, owner Tell City BASSETT Your Business Appreciated Broyhill PHILCO-HOME Spring Air APPLIANCES LCP? . RED zs.WHlTE Basic-Witz 265502 740464 I Phone 8174 Mendenhall Mississippi KEES MOTOR COMPANY HERRING SERVISOFT Soft Water Service Phone 384-2229 Meadville Mississippi More Than 45 Years of Dependable Service E- A. NALTYI pmidenf and Gerfl Mgr, PURITY ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. Telephone 833-I 71 I MUHUICCTUFCYS Comer E051 Ice Cream, Sherbets, Ices, 8g Party Punch Cherokee 81 First Sts. General Office: II8 E. Monticello St. Brookhaven, Mississippi REECE'S RICI'IARDSON'S FLORIST AND GIFT SHOPPE I SUPPLY CQ, Phone 384-2688 - Res. 384-5515 Meadville, Mississippi Devoe Paints - Building Materials Sand and Gravel - Cement - Motor Mix MONTE'S BAR-B-QUE I Phone 833-l55l H. h 51 N 'h II6 North Railroad Ave. ig wa or , . . . . Bmokhovgn, Mississippi Brookhaven, Mississippi it 5 an MMM '--':' 11: 1 as.,.:::'.,. ci: 25 4 Qu I J .11 eil For food, books, school supplies, conversation, and relaxation come to the modern, air-conditioned CO-LIN BOOKSTORE. v I Meet-N-Eat at the WOLF PIT MR. F. E. THOMPSON, Manager QA . r df N s ' T . B iff r pf Education makes a people easy to lead, but diffi- cult to drive, easy to govern, but impossible to en- slave. Magee, Mississippi R. M. HENDRICK Manufacturer of Academic Caps and Gowns MCCARTY ENTERPRISES P. o. Box 1034 Jackson, Mississippi 39205 9,2 an nn I-lun GRILL A .... f' e f? ,f We specialize in Chick Hatchery, Breeder --'lf GOOD FOOD-H Farms, Broiler Production, A Feed Mau X Hazlehurst, Miss. PRESTRlDGE'S Crystal Springs Leading Store Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family, cf' . 'cgffllfffl' 700459121 Household furnishings, Luggage. .IITNEY JUNGLE Ili 8 The Place To Go, For Brands You Know Your Complete Food Store Crystal Springs, Mississippi JOLLY-BUFKIN FORD COMPANY Sales Service Monticello Mississippi Jarman Haggar Van Heusen Norman Gold Cup Hickok Swank M .wwff-s . c,... Ny- : 5 , Q. 4, Jade East 'Dawg K? x Stetson H. I. S. Style Mart Smoothie English Leather Canoe U. S. Keds American Tourister Cinderella Baby Togs 2 x - 5 B' 5 e 1. ,wer-'-:Q P. O. Box 308 Exquisite Form Gossard Kayser Claussner Mr. Jack Marta'O Jane Colby Jantzen Ambush Miss Wonderful Daniel Green Cannon Dallas Sportswear Nanette BOLING MOTORS ROBERT H. BOLING Phone 833-7221-7222 Brookhaven, Mississippi Mr. Boling, Karen, and Jack demonstrate beauti- ful new Chrysler produc .mhmmh '3 ' X KW IMPEMAL ' I:AU51',ARRING-I-ON BILL JONES CHEVROLET, INC. INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Your Friendly Dealer HWY. 51 North Hazlehurst, Mississippi Hazlehurst Mississippi UV, 5 F BRoAoHEAo's CORNER OF FASHION I P.O. BOX 271 TELEPHONE 1074 . I U l n Mendenhall, Mississippi HAZLEHURST, MISS. Compliments of NEWMAN'S Auto PARTS SHERMAN COMPANY Used Car and Truck Parts for All Makes and Models Hazlehurst Mississippi Hazlehurst, Mississippi .IITNEY JUNGLE MIDCITY MART Your Complete Food Store Hazlehurst, Mississippi Compliments of NEWMAN'S GROCERY 84 MARKET Open 7 to 9 Phone 9194 Hazlehurst Mississippi COMPLIMENTS OF SIMPSON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND CLERKS G. G. MAY, Supervisor, District I C. G. BALDWIN, Supervisor, District 2 L. B. THOMPSON, Supervisor, District 3 LESLIE LITTLE, Supervisor, District 4 W. P. HARRIS, Supervisor, District 5, Boord President ARCHIE MAGEE, Chancery Clerk GEORGE B. GRUBBS, Attorney COMPLIMENTS or KELLWQOD COMPANY MoNrlcELLo Division MONTICELLO, MISSISSIPPI WESSON, MISSISSIPPI Wi Brought Back By Popular Demand tAnywayl, Would You Believe The THEY WERE CONCE THEY ARE RECEIVED THE IPANA ENDl'R- ANCE AWARD to those liraw souls who i-mlurf-II 65 ti-ount .4-nil separate haml- sliakvs anel introtluvtlons iluring the: laviilti-stutlviit ri-wvplion. THE HITMILITY AWARD to all the l'ri-slinian males who so gram'-eltilli avi-i-pled tht-ii' so hoinon- shi-arinv. P :- THE LARRY HOGUE WORST SNAPSHOT ull- thv-year awaril to the pho- tograpliei' who inatlt- this pivture. tthf- 4-oinpetition was really still' in this vate- gOl'Y.l OI.'R DI'BIOl'S ACHIEYENIENTH AWARDS ARL PL BLISHED ONLY FOR THE SAKE OF ADDING INTEREST TO THE YE-XR BOOK. IVED IN THE SPIRIT OF FUN: WE HOPE IN THAT MANNER. THE HIYCKABY PHYSI- CAL FITNESS AWARD to this rouple. for their tlynain- ie' ilisplay OIlN'OlIIllLlI11I vitali- tx. W THE HAPPY A-IoT4 IRING AWIARD to Ucooiivi' Case. bus mlriver of the year. A, .,, . .,f ' f, . a - VY,A,,,-f n i i -fir'-:.f...:.,, 4 , 1 iz 4' - i- 'WY- ' th' f- V, s Wg if ,I A - 1 Q3-J wig'-fi 2 fr . ' -. , 'iw K-El-Stas , - 1, ' ,:,.,a,V ' - K . A , Y ,ALTQA ,.. ' 7. X-. THE H. L. HUNT younr, iiionf-y-iiialufr ol' thi- year award to Dale Crt-vi'. for his proliitahle- pliotograpln' inoonlighting. llimwwm THE BEST INDIVIDUAL PERFORIVIANtlE ol' the ye-ar award. in a solo per- lorinanw. to Pat Eitlt. for 4,5 W 4-oming in one- alle-rnoon ff' E - antl planning two page-s ol' l A A ' I Y thi- annual. TI 713 J g f . 1 I .,., I Ar - , THE ELEANOR WILSON PIIBLIIIITY AWARD TO lVIr, LARRY Hoguv,tlo-Lin'spul'1- ' 5- lit-ity iliri-4-tor. lor 4-onlinually pulvlivifing 4-ali-tcm rua liinvtioiis tlirougliout the it-ar. This lmivturi- . b I was inaili- two it-ars ago. rluring ont- nl' Mr. 'Q Irogiui-'s rare nioini-nts ofavtixiti. Uust kiiltling. ,' N THE CHARLES :x,l,Ih-XS ' 4 . -'- rw I ll H auarml to Nloorv Inrnlno. , ZOE, lll'l'l' ll1'Ni'tl in all his Aiwa'- ' if Y soiiiviivss, 7 U A F Mn -- lf ' 1-1 : -F? , u -' 3' 354 Wig- ft THE ooNZ,xl.Fs inost- I - ' .Q .I--- x mfisx 'lf' 'I I I voloi'l'ul-li-nnis-sly lt- amartl Io . 1 I iv'-W ' . '41, 1 .Ianni-s Dxlws lor this unitin- . M ,. ,Q . A . I , 'N M ..,,4,, i slaiiw-. 1- I9O fi . Tllli lIl'tllI IIICFNER BIINNY awaril to Ri-i-lg Harris. with ralilvit vars lin'- nishi-il lux ,Ian Ti-rrx. 'a , 2 it of ' ' 'f ' ' THE PHYLLIS DILLER ll feinale humorist of the- year i award to Diane Payne. he-ad li c,'llc'f'I'lez1mlc'l'. for he-r witty rv- E 'i , . Q marks during pa-p rallies. l suvh as Who put tha' ve QE inenl in my dvoclorant? ' ,. l li ll THE JOHNNY c.ARsoN it 'FUNNY THING HAP- ? PENED UN THE WAY TU il' WORK' AWARD to De-an ll Hunter. l i l l fs P' T - . it THE RED BADDE UF , 1 . CUTYRAGE to the 12 loxvlj' it . MM voung l'Jt'1llllY contestants li 1 who l'n'ax'+-ml tht- rontest in- i 2nd World Premiere Of The Trilliunfs C'Duhious Achievement Awards lWith Our Apologies To Esquire Magazinel ff., .V , - ...W ..... , .....1f.,, .V M 1 4, . if -43 l V, QD- -1 ' - '-rig 2355151 ' V l'if-i:f55C:l'o:iE39A.-1- T - -. , -V ' V ,rwwggg-.,r-.,1,,:t,1,-,, ' ' s:,:,sgg::-:::5M:--- Vg.1:11'f-1-1ze-:'V.-':.,:5f-:r:9fwv-ssaifsfssrz ., ,,, .4 :-I. , V- .-5... ,,. . .h .,., . ,,,4 - M.. .,... 1 . , .. ...Y .W ..-.-sf ,. ,:,f.g ,:,.gg.- - qsg.52gsgs -- -1 fr. 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Hogllvis upartiiivnt. singing 5aiitzi1Ilt1us ls 4 Ioniing To .Ii 7 H l'f'iV'f'W5' lNfTf17L1'U h llJ Townfi Runner-ups lnothing pm-isoiiull were ull tht- other liivulty 16:5 Pmnmg lhvm 'ln-l vhililrvn. fDon't le-ll unyom- that Mr. llogue- imites gooalfloolxing fl, N l young girls into his rooms, UK! l TV THE woRLD's OLDEST THEN- THE BIG i:oi4E AWVTHIJ to the THF'Ft'flPlR'1'IlF3RNl'lSSMWRIPH THF '1AUY'1LAlH L WAHI' lo ACER AVllARDloM1'. TlLlI'I'Wiiillit?1'. lmookstora- 4:11-w. ininus Emlilir- Tliomp. N-ml wi- say' niorv? this. lwrxiiism- only its llt1ii'rly-4-5561. l who llt'liPLltf'il Mr. Russ:-ll for the- son. lor palieiiw' in soi'vim'e to nvuslo- kmms fm AMW' honor this year. inersf' i i THE MAT DILLUN AWARD. to Forest Case. for his siiiglo-arinr-d citizens arrest of those Southwest stu- sr-hool dryer. dents who invade-rl our 1-ampus before the football game. -. ,W 'AA ,V . , . . ,H ZA, THE SNIUKEY BARR AWARD to the girl whose laundry vauglit on lire in thr- , 'wif THE DALE CARNEGIE 1'U1lVl'l'SLlll0l1- T6 ., 5 sw T1 .A THE ALFRED IC. NPIWIXLAN look- .ilist ol' the x'eara1w'ai'ml to lark Tousinou ulikf- contest awuril lo ,lovl Huvensoii. IQ ADAMS COUNTY HAS THE ADVANTAGES TO KEEP MISSISSIPPI BOYS AND GIRLS AT HOME Job Opportunities A Diversified County Five Major Industries River Transportation Industrial Acres Available Near Port Over-County Connections - Paved Roads Two Airlines Offering Daily Service Ideal Wedflter Separate Schools Beautiful Hospital - One of the South's Best BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Arlie C. Warren, President J. W. Brown, Vice-President Mildred Carter, Secretary F. L. Callon James Carter Boyd Soiourner REX SPORTING GOODS The King of Sports Athletic Equipment Hunting and Fishing Supplies Trophies and Engraving Johnson Outboard Motors Toro Power Lawn Mowers Briggs and Stratton Engines A. I. IRexI Rexinger IO7 North Pine Street Natchez Mississippi Copiah County Football Players MERCHANTS 84 PLANTERS BANK Everybody's Bank Since i822 Hazlehurst - Georgetown Mississippi Member of F.D.I.C. ROY TOMICICH STORE Local Phone 364 L.D. Phone 9977 Hazlehurst, Mississippi LAST MINUTE M 9-QEQEWS coPiAi-I couNtY h is SW counlen ' I iii. Illi' II I H I h I II IH Mtiijsisiippii TROY'S SHOE HOSPITAL Hazlehurst, Mississippi Headquarters for Western Boots, Workboots, and Shoes J. RAY ALLBRITTON FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Life - Fire - Auto Hazlehurst, Mississippi Phone - 259 or 467 COMPLIMENTS or MONTICELLO BANK BRANCH OF DEPOSIT GUARANTY NATIONAL BANK MONTICELLO MISSISSIPPI I L'?q'.'- I .-' 'iff 'Q :af wc vi ll I It JULES W. BERNARD Trillium Photographer II II Reprints of Pictures in This Book I May Be Obtained From: I I l I JULES w. BERNARD . I IO W. Monticello Street I Brookhaven, Mississippi I Quality Photography I at Reasonable Prices I Portraits - Weddings - Babies I I I . y Compliments of I I OFFERING ALL THE I BANK SERVICES FORD CLEANERS I You'LL EVER I 4 NEED H I h Phone fx I I aze urst ississippi FRE? iii.:-,LF YSBANKK WSH.-awxk ZIMIBKQ 2,450 BROOKHAVEN BANK 81 TRUST CO. I. I BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI MEMBER F.D.I.C. l I At Brookhaven Bank All Checks Are Cleared At Par Through The l Federal Reserve System w The Tomboys - Winners of the Intramural Volleyball T I ASHLEY'S 'if 3 1 GROCERY AND MARKET IT 5 C .f 'gif' 'WFQWW-I I Better Groceries for Less Money Q If -fa 'gi hd, ,Sv ff' Phone 643-2462 wEssoN Mississippi Dono ond Becky recommend AshIey's Groc COPIAH COUNTY MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI'S MOST DIVERSIFIED COUNTY HOME OF COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS GEORGE MARX, District I VIRGIL E. SMITH, District 3 LAMAR SMITH, District 2 W. E. HOOD, District 4 P.. D. ARMSTRONG, District 5, Boord President BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER F' N QS v v ,KX COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND . eggxpvtpowe' 8 Light 00 BRooKHAvEN, Miss. X . E Q 4 AL MISSISSIPPI POWER gl LIGHT COMPANY M' IIII I'f'Y HUILD MISGIE-QIPIII 'ddle South Com? X I XXX EVERYTHING NEW THAT COULD HAPPEN - 5 B A N K AKNX XX HAPPENED TO THE '67 CHEVROLETS! Mm V F 1 A V i'D XCXXA F---I f,'V V .K Q I S:W -LW'-V' A 'z Q. is, 'Nc 7 4 ,X , i i S 7: , O ' All Eisesmgl I -- ,H Q -x 'm- ' 5 , CAPRICEC I msedan i , .T,, ,, 4, fm I - 4 QTVMXC V. I- I I W- CAMARO R lly bpo t Convertible CHEVROLET TRUCKS Hazlehurst, Mississippi 7 BLACKWELL-PONDER HTh B k wth e an I - 4 The Chime Clock Your Quality Chevrolet Dealer Bfanchesl Mig-CIW MOH an P. O. Box 398 Mendenhall, Miss. 39114 Q MIK Q Gvllmon, Miss. Telephones - Mendenhall 2431 p Jackson 353-9381 MEMBER F.D.I.C. I V , , I 'I I COMPLIMENTS OF I I voun rnounns I f C I Qxs if 1 ' J QKVANISH SIMMONS wHol.EsALE I . C Lv I EEQY I N HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI .V AIP W Nl , I BUILDERS LUMBER 81 SUPPLY COMPANY CHESTER BURNHAM FROM FOUNDATION TO, ci-HMNEY TOP Phone 203 Hazlehurst, Mississippi I NQSMUHQ COMPLIMENTS OF ' Q 0 Q- -- GERRY'S SHOP Traditional Clothing At Its Best Monticello Mississippi I We Trade Your Way I I Ph 833 4963 STAMPS CLOTHING one ' srolus Brookhaven I Mississippi Monticello Mississippi I i I I I l 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I x I I I I I I TATE BAN K E. TRUST COMPANY BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI MEMBER F.D.I.C. Adams County Football Players EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS Dial 442-6421 Natchez, Mississippi Serving Natchez and Eight Neighboring Towns Since l9l I P R ,, c c Our group had 2175 fewer teeth.' Mrs. Barr's first modern dance class PARTICIPATING SUPPCRTERS RESPOND GENEROUSLY TO AD DRIVE BRAXTON Ann's Beauty Shop D. B. Mahaffey BROOKHAVEN Abrams Mercantile Company Baker's Pharmacy Bargain Center Sam Bramlette Texaco Service Brookhaven Funeral Home Brown's Cafe Car Town Motors 81 Trailer Sales 84 Dairy Twist Davis Sporting Goods The Dry Goods Shop The Elite Firestone Home 81 Auto Service Gregg Office Machine Company Janie's Pastry Shop Jones Restaurant L. 81 A. Auto Supply Co. Lofton's Fleet Lofton's Grocery Lott Furniture Johnson's Superette Love's T. V. and Electronic Service Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio C. B. Perkins Hardware 81 Supply Co. Pope's Drug Store Porter's Body Shop Reeves and Lewis Service Station Shainbergs L. Ralph Smith lnsurance Agency Smith Jewelry Walley Field Drug Store BUDE W. H. Tyson and Sons CRYSTAL SPRINGS Ates Service Station B. and C. Auto Supply Betty .lean's Department Store Blythe's Florist and Gifts Boackle's Department Store Brent-Chandler Real Estate Crystal Springs lnsurance Agency Didlake's Service Station Farra's Flowers and Gifts Frank and Jerry's Barber Shop Garland Furniture Company R. E. Harper Furniture 81 Davis lnsurance Agency Three Sisters Flowers and Gifts Miss. Hydrofone GCS Company Inc A. Palmer Lott The Meteor Shake-N-Burger Southern Builders Supply Co. Western Auto Supply HAZLEHURST Cawthorn Upholstery Jerry Dees MEADVILLE Hollinger Store MENDENHALL ' Bailey's Cone and Malt Shop Palmyra Shoppe Simpson County Motor Company lnc Sullivan's Fruit Stand T.W.L. Store James Williams American Service Station NATCHEZ V Feltus Brothers Hardware Medical Arts Pharmacy Shady-Side Grocery l and 2 WESSON Harrison's Cleaners Remington Grocery Wesson Cleaners and Men's Wear Let's hear it for our participating supporters! 1? li 1 l 'i 5 ii , H E 3 li i tl ll I H ill ll il gl ii 1 , E M. X ,. 9 is? 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