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

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Freshmen Receive Initiation . 13'- ,, 41Ng, A gi' ' 'x'e -,: .8 N ,

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Co-Lin: Past, Present, and i 4 'x 2: , f f , ' .,f4:,.f. PAST WRESENT ruruxr P A A Freshman Women won first place with this outstanding display done by Anita Boggan. Alumni are welcomed to the campus by this sign over the Administra- tion Building. Coach Greenlee was in the golf tournament. J f5 I'??1 2 ' ' ' 'Q T 51854.43 1255 'T e t -A 3 112 .Q jfgfiffe- I ith: il I l 5 . ' ' 2 f ' V I 5 E13 5 f i ' ,FP7 aa- , . -- g2g? n'7'7' j ' T 4, T -i - 1 5 Wy 5,3 ,, gg + , Q. t.' ,1' M 'if -' 'M The Library won third place with its display. Phi Theta Kappa captured second place with its birthday cake, showing candles for the past, present, and future. Phi Beta Lambcla's Fortune Cookie. FL A steer was given away by the Alumni Association. Mr. Ray Albritton of Hazlehurst was the lucky winner. Homecoming Displays, Golf Tourney