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

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'VI Aiwa' Homecoming . . . Mississippi's Sesquicentennial Year Q8 Flags Over Mississippij . . . displays, the dance, alumni meetings, the gEll'I1C . . . M355 Al Oliiai FEM KILLER FRY daiiibiis 4 L? lf! . NV J INTER.: ff 41 Ll ALMFN AC Km, 'Mc wovffs TS All r NUMEN BEARS W4 QUQTU M O MARBLE 'ws TE I aeuumi GRAN' , s12.5O D fsiil romasrowi WEATHER FORECAST OCTOBER 26.1967 UNCLE CY SEZ: . lr 'gsiag 3 I ,,. :,,.. '5 I 1, ---ix-is l-,,,.W ...., an A , .. Elf? f' , Wt ,. -,, 4 x ,I l. l ,J 'W l l Al Ml -I r-Q 5 if x 5 we 1 . .1. c , '- 4 all i l x l 1 . gs i

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20 Homecoming . . a time of Celebration q':Qifis Q Trading Post , sponsored by the junior class, won first place in displays. I F2 3 .f 3 ,r Bearskin rugs were sold at the Trading Post. Hom wg 9 55?g75f3?wPi Baptist Student Union captured second place with its Creme of Bear Soup. f is V+ f , were-e , X f A Ill if , 'NW ll! Christian Fellowship tied for third. --.p...,E gg . ggi will El , Q3 ss,,-A,f9f'u.m,...'19f1 X Y, -mor -' -fff---'-s-- -Wwe llonoraible-nu-iition - sophomore 1-hiss in high svliool. -Q t ' . ,il TRlLldlUM's birthday cake honoring Mississippi took third place in a lie with the Fellowship Club.

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Our New President ,.,, . ,....,.,.w-.fnniap-..,...,..,.. .'- -s- X Billy Bass Thames 22 l ip 1 iiixfjfx ax. fi W: . . ,W M MR. BILLY BASS THAMES Following President Fortenberryls resignation to become state su- pervisor of Mississippi public junior colleges, Mr. Billy Bass Thames was named president of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College. Mr. Thames, a native of Monticello and a graduate of Co-Lin where he was an outstanding student, assumed duties at the beginning of sec- ond semester. He came to Co-Lin from Belhaven College in Jackson where he had served as director of admissions for three years. From 1959 to 19641-, he was a teacher, coach, and counselor at Chas- tain Junior'High School in Jackson, and in the following year he served as principal of McAdams School, Attala County. Mr. Thames obtained his bachelor of science degree in 1958 and his master of science degree in 1959, both from the University of South- ern Mississippi. Since that time he has taken 40 hours of graduate work in guidance and school administration at Mississippi State Uni- 'ersity, the University of Mississippi, and Mississippi College.