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

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, .Q I ' U . X , a . . A.1.l -..Lu .i-'Pull'-'L-4511 L . 1 Q f 1 ,J ff 1 1 ,P . :1 ,. x . , K. w w . 3-. ' f . 'TLA . G -1: I ' ., bv 1 f my , -1 ff, rv. gf, 1' L, , mv.- 'Y A 1- V 1 rf . v f 4: Q 4, 1 2 I 3 11 1 4 T1 2 a 4 ii 4 1 1 .1 V x y 'v S H . ,- -'4, I 1 . L1 THE 1971-72 CO-LIN TRILLIUM PRESENTS NDIRECTIONSM COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL WESSON, MISSISSIPPI Features Sports K f ' V Yu Classes Faculty I 1 Table of Contents Introduction President Dedication Features Sports Activities Classes Faculty, Administration Advertising, Student Life r 1 t f Activities 1 uv ll xg ' U - 1 w l v - Q - - www Hz. fT1Sg,fs- , -.4 nfgx' 8 ii Student Life 2' One Way 1-23 4-5 22-23 211--53 511--79 80-123 1211--173 174-189 190 DIRECTIONS: Ops-n TRILLIUM vars fully so as not to dznnagf any part. Turn rarelully throughout the book. Study each page czirrlully - the layouts, pictures, wrileups and planning. 3 1 1 ,ww ,a,-- an 'W LWW www., Hgfmlfl ' - ,J,,, ,WA N W 1 'A , .14 ,, . N W 1' M N U, V ,zgww-Q,-,,41. ' CW W ' X 1,,,'f . ','f'vxujf,' W ' W ,,w:::21 ' ' ' V :gm W 2' IA V uw Fig, ' . M N ,f , ,, , Af ,, QM N L .E ,W W f H ' Nr! ' 'wif' .p 1 President Thames Leads Co-Lin in a New Direction With New Buildings. L President Billy B. Thames cares about Copiah-Lincoln Junior College and works endlessly for the betterment of it. In his quest for a better Co-Lin, President Thames has helped make possible the addition of several new build- ings to the campus. At the opening of school this year, four new buildings awaited use - Lula Stevens Hall, Dwight A. Harris Transportation Center, J. J. Wesson Data Processing Center, and the J. S. Youngblood Air-Conditioning - Welding Complex. The Gertrude Mutton Fine Arts Cen- ter is being constructed this year. A graduate of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, Mr. Thames was born and reared in Lawrence County. While at Co-Lin he was an honor graduate and was selected to the school's first Hall of Fame. He went on to the Uni- versity of Southern Mississippi and obtained his bache- lor of science degree in 1958 and his master of science degree the next year. Mr. Thames has continued his edu- cation by taking some 50 hours of graduate work in guid- ance and school administration. Before becoming President in January, 1968, he was associated with Belhaven College in Jackson, the Jackson Public Schools and Attala County Schools. He is a member of the Mississippi Education Associa- tion, Copiah-Lincoln Education Association, National Education Association, and Phi Delta Kappa, national education fraternity. He is on the Board of Directors, Bank of Wesson, Choctaw District Leadership Training Chairman, Boy Scouts of America, and Sunday School department teacher and deacon, Wesson Baptist Church. President Thames is a member of the Brookhaven Kiwa- nis Club, Red Red Rose, Wesson Lions Club, and the Wesson Jaycees. He and Mrs. Thames, the former Anne Allen, are the parents of three children, Rachel Lynn, Rebecca Leigh, and William Bass, Jr. l 1 PRESIDENT AND MRS. BILLY B. THAMES pose with their children fleft to rightj Rebecca, William, and Rachel. YIELU Up, d0Wn' OI, all direCTi0nS , Es 14 ' 4' 'V V Af 1+ 'ff' R 4 will 1, ,yi ,mr,:v lik: f f y, 'Lift M E N ! cam, 3,,1f w'm5,gg, ,, ,V 059m . 4f','v,1,. , , I , x , 155 If ,.mffa'z,,W . Y ., M46f4+,1g45g55jg,.L.m:V . J-W, V p fff'4 : ww,g,wWk ' 'A 'f N., VA 'Wfw 4 'WM WM.,,,,,,,,Mkk,Nly.lj-.ly V Irv . vf .JT ,'v, iggg EW lu f I n 'l04'llm14,,L ,vs -, ' rf 15 V f',L , ff, 'MM 7. 1' H 'If V-'anim 5 , ., 1 ,N L 1 wf.v f U M W I K Z.- fn M' 'uf' M-ff ' ll ' H --1 5- Q Tl! . 5 n . 11. 3 1 ,- -Q ln ldi w . I i 7 Nil' , I 1 ' Some people merely looked where other people looked , , 5 nw -4+ sw 1..t'miA, W. ' 51'L5Yl3i'lx., ,Nia Km., A 5 Ei E E' ii 'L- F Directions of Varied Interest 7, 12' pi Others sought direction for affection -wr' VY UM? Fi, f in Z 135 W Q!! ,4- 'la A nf-55' av Crowds, groups, Couples, are made up of people - people following roads that lead in different directions. I4 ' ,, V4 9 X 8 'ESQ' Q Sv Ax' r in EDETQQDEQ l 4 V. Wm hh' sohooi is nothing wtithout peonle. i Peo le are nothin Without direction P 3 1 1 , v 1 ' ,- r t , K , 14 1 1 X ' 4 I 1 4 r , n A M Homecomin Attracts Hundredsg Mrs. David ,as at HEADING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES are fl to rj Co-Lin President Billy B. Thamesg Mrs. Alma L. Smith, secretary: Mrs. David fKatie Crawfordj Farnham, presi dent: Thomas Lowery, vice presidentg and Burlian Walker, outgoing Alumni Association president. i 5 'Q ' Q I 5 ' 2, 5 ' A P' 'Q s 5 4 E sm E X 1 fr., . Plrcr f' State Representative Bob Anderson and Mrs. Alma L. Smith are named Alumnus of the Year. Burlian Walker makes the presentation. Five others were nominated by ac- tive members of the Alumni Association. SIM ' ' ,, :ww-'aww-.,,f,Z.. H W Q, Y W J .i.,.,,M,, ,fav V A ' 1, - f, - Stevens Hall wins first place in homecoming displays. I st4Izif. f:?5 1 ' .. . f ' ' N3 ,5i:fg:gsg:.4g55, ,f , , I, i ..,... 5 .,, ... . L . - .. ' QE ' 5 -2311 .. ':i :5fief1Et'1v.1f .,... - 135.-315-. - 2 : A gs wg.5,QR7 ' f.'i i'EIf rfl'i3 . '1:'- i-Y 1 , f QL '1H.i 1j X 1 , .. , ,, . I 5.x me 'X as ,- Homecoming displays - students spend hours working on their club display. Farnham Heads Alumnig Honorsg Displays 22 P02 WEE 4. 5 Q f- 99Ev'V'4- mf N 1 ' .A , f21 W Over 50 compete in beauty pageants it 4 7 5 A H People look in man different directions . . . 4 so -Q .,.. Q o 'N I f' -H ' 4 'Q ' lakh? M L, Q .I Y IM ' 2 nf lf' M Y ll... V 7. E' uzwfoi I ', I i -'Eli 32, '1 , I, jf , ,,.,f5,,xiL2 3 . hm., Wk . . 5 u ' ' 1 i gf E. 'Wir W, p . '7 ,Qggffaef 5 - -T H41 V: 'rf yr ,E fe vig LMP? -...Q--1 iimlmamp- mi? 'U THE 1972 CO-LIN TRILLIUM IS DEDICATED TO . . . . . . a graduate of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College who attended Loui- siana Slate University, and received a Bachelor of Music from Mississippi College . a graduate of New Qrleans Baptist Theological Seminary with a Master of Music degree . . a faculty member at Copiah-Lincoln Junior College for nine years in the music department. Choir director . . . instructor in music history . . . voice instructor . . . This year he became di- rector of the Sojourners. . . . a Wesson native . . . partially reared in New Orleans . . . his second home . director of music at Monticello Baptist Church for eight years. ln February he moved to Easthaven Baptist Church in Brookha- ven as choir director. . Appeared in lead role of El Gallo in Brookhaven Little Theatre's production of The Fantasticksu in 1971 . . . He has appeared in numerous musicals, operas, programs, and concerts throughout the state. . . . a bachelor . . . famous for his clothes and car . . . who loves fun . . . The City . . . seafood . . . and the sea. . It is with pleasure that the editors dedicate the 1972 TRIL- LIUM to Johnny Russell. President and Mrs. Billy Thames congratulate Mr. Russell after the Christmas con- cert. Practicing mfany hours each day, the Sojourners are seen with Mr. Russell performing at the alumni program at homecoming. 22 l 24 in ' f L , 6 1 if WANDA MQKINNEY - National Miss KATHY WALKER - MilIllil'PllIJ,b Miss Hospitality Dixie Teen J Features J Mr. Copiah-Lincoln Junior College Tommy Owens y if D 9' 4 4-2 A 1 I 'Z' Miss Copiah-Lincoln Junior College r Patricia Walker 3, G f W in-D an fl -ma? . K Campus Favorites Tony Thames J aekie Corban frunners-up 'lo Mr. and Miss Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegej ' ff' f.,' , .. . . 'V K., , Johnny Rateliff Paige Allred Mike Bobo Melinda Carby Campus aa af r H Hw- . V' :liar Favontes r r r -T Q -. Brad Cranberry The-ja Jones .J N W . . Q Tony Boutwell Jan Mitchell Sammy Smith Patr1c1a Pntchard in p-, ' A . 1. Q3-rr.. ,,, . , 14- ' . w '- 1 -. . ' ' .-,gf 3, -.4.-- 41, , ' ' . ,xx -was . lg A ' ' '4.a-.' ' n a Q N., .. l , -... - ' ,, . ' A, -- . wx . . , a 2-731 1. , , . - ' -g ., s-Y ' . '- X ' ' .p-xi v ku .v .. Hall of Fame To be selected to the Hall of Fame is the highest honor that can be given a Copiah-Lincoln Junior College student. With pleasure the 1972 TRILLIUM presents the three graduating sophomores as the nineteenth annual selections for Co Lin s Hall of Fa me. Each of these was nominated in open nominations, approved by a screening committee of his fellow students, recommended by a faculty committee on the basis of character, leadership, and contribution to Copiah-Lincoln. They join 53 other winners, dating back to 1954. 30 1954 James Ewing Connie Walker Billy Bass Thames 1955 Lady Nelson Gill John Williams Quay Barry Hardy 1956 Margaret Ewing Elton Kyzar Catherine Steen 1957 Robert Wilkinson Carroll Mullins Bobby Kepper 1958 Relda Ann Burris Willie James Sisco Jane Ellen Crabdree 1959 Rebecca Barlow Charles Nelson Yvonne Calhoun 1960 Mary Ethel Dykes Johnny Ray Rice Katie Grace Crawford 1961 James Daniel Miller Rachail Loraine Farrar Albert Ray Brock 1962 Patricia Arm Calhoun Zoula Mae Hennington Fred A. Frizzell 1963 Donald H. Butler' Joe Wayne Jolly Thomas F. Lowery 'Deceased 1964- Hilda Marie Johnson Percy Lee Parker Audrey Raye Smith 1965 Jeanie Meyers Sonya White LaVerne Thames 1966 Dennis Granberry Carolyn Calcote 1967 Gloria Jane Ainsworth Robert Alan Freeman Karen Denise Smith 1968 Martha Carol Hunter Paul Henry Ponder Elgin Kenneth Walley 1969 Rosemary Prather John Ted Russell Rhonda Wilson 1970 Judy Jones Charlene Walker Glenn Wallace 1971 Rickey Thomas Clopton Jane Elizabeth Sanders Joseph William Yates, Jr 1972 Peggy Jean Arnold Robe rt And rew Geoghegan Patricia Walker '-'num fy ,,, f 1 1 na, -.ww , W 1 Q f Z WH, 2 f I 'lf ff- ' ' af 1 17? 'f , v 'um Mfg-A , ' A 5xf'5f? A: '71 l 1 f gi. 1 H ff' fi? Z av 'A mg , 4- 1, 2 a l iz, , . , , ,Q ni' W: ,wx .l ? 'Q 72 Hall of Fame Peggy Jean Arnold 'N 'Q X, , 'Y 2 ' 5 . . 8 I ' Q Q 'N ' 4 '1 Q K f 5,1114 M441 nl: . 1 1. My fx ,r fn X81 y., p4w'V'K5M ' . EW? ,,,,,,,A ,.A..A,,,W, 4, ,,f3,. , ff I ! 3,3 ,, ' ii A 9:11, . ai-in 8:1 , 4,9 ,, 1 -,Ls f ffl! ,Q in ' ima UG? 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TONY THAMES SHEILA NETTLES PATRICIA WALKER Students to Be Featured in Biography f.' ...........-..-...W ' 'WI 'v! 1 ,,.-1:1 gyfyufi Miss Mississippi Emeees Miss Co-Lin Pageant 7 1.4 . , e ,, A gin -A . ,.,.... A 3 -, ., lg ,xg A PT .- 5 Q, l ,I 'i fl ,flgi ,, 5 A x Wi st f,,?5, X , Q ,Q , , , ii, ig . ss fs, l l F l , x 5. , , ,M . ff SK, 4 if ff A M 'Q f 9 , 54 ' 'QW ' . 1,1s:,g.::gi:f?1-QE:-.1 gi, wg.. ,, ,v ,fs 43 , 8 A fn , A is af, ffl 5 75' it 5 14 MI 4 3,535 'g K if MJ. .ff s Mrgm i as .aatwr W 1 , . . ,.,.-- L Q- egg! -.!1V2L-.0z, sf A fa 9' ... ld, 5 Q tr .j , N., ,, ' . , nz- Y. , I 'M Q if f-9.1513 ,!..'. 4 as -tes 1 ' ,Q 5 . .-N .9 .VY -1 . . Fi . ' f 5 .. ' ks -M. - Q ..,. 1 -1 ff A a 3,23 si? ISP, Af 35: 1 'Wx sf, . 5 . , J 5 f V ,, ., QL.. fi, ' if JANE SANDERS, Miss Co-Lin 1971, is being crowned in top photo by Chris McClamroch, Miss Mississippi 1970, and by Gayle Wells, Miss Co-Lin 1970. Bottom picture shows Miss Sanders surrounded by alternates, including Debbie Dunaway, third, Jane Miller, secondg Molly Carruth, first, and Jane Wright Berry, fourth. Talent, swimsuit, evening gown, and interviews are all a part of competition. Jane Sanders Wins Miss Co-Lin 1971g Goes to Miss Mississippi Pageant wf 'r'v if Most Beautiful Lesa Smith Nw, , . ex A life: 1 College Beaut Jud Little ,.gwAgwyv .W ., . , X4 if W. 5-2...,. ... . - 1 - 1 . 1 Jvfzwws:-:ra.'-m. 1 . xr . ,N - I 'ik-::-:ii:Q2.s:fIf.Q'w e .:' i . - 2:-I 1- Q:1.w-X:,y,.1.5 - 4 ?5g:g5zg:54 ,, College Beaut Mar Dees ,annum-wb www,-or-1-..,,, , . Q, , ,, 4 7? 'NX , 938 A A VV If-Z A ., , :Z A E Q' V 'lll e ' 2 A College Beauty Jane Miller ,,,,,.4 ,7 r lw Z . 2 Ls' ' -13 2. 'f?m,n..,., . . ,. M College Beauty Alice Walters The-:ja Jones HOMECOMINC QUEEN THEJA JONES is crowned by Lynette Hughes, 1970 queen, and by Burlian Walker, Alumni Association president. Her esrort is Ken lVlCLcmore. THEJA is surrounded hy her vourt - Karen Young, Rhonda Boutwell, Paige Allred, Wanda Walker, Jane Alexander, Becky Wallace, Bobby Wilson, Sammy Smith, johnny Ratvliff, Ken M4-Lemore, Keith Watts, Mike Pace, and Phil Verzywvelt. ,J X I 40 1 PAIGE ALLRED 4 JOHNNY RATCLIFF WANDA WALKER Y KEITH WATTS Reigns as Homecoming ueen KAREN YOUNG - BOBBY WILSON I . ' K BECKY WALLACE - PHIL VERZYWVELT JANE ALEXANDER - MIKE PACE RHONDA BOUTWELL - SAMMY SMITH 'I Students, Faculty Win Awards -,,,,,::1e-1 I ,AA IWW x I 3 4, Y I f 5 I it ig if VR 5 , A' W is 'ffie an 1 W an 1, ' 4 vi , .n, . fl' . I EX, 1 I I It ' ',r '11v341,. 'ff'f.1 .1. 'T' ,l I . V 5 A , -,.. gafglggt f r: 1- ,Q , . . , I . ' s q: ST. REGIS WINNER, ALSO - Kathleen Mangold was also select- zw, i v f fm' Fifi . . if ed for a St. Regis Scholarship. ' EE: ,,., Lgjl rvg. .Z V I .X ,:. . -,Z :Ef... w . , ST. REGIS PAPER COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP winners Cl Lo rj Sarah Io Mandill, Phillip Wallace, Eleva Rutland, and Dimple Brist- er. .- ye W in , . E 'R , , .W f fa fi, ,ff 1' I A I 4:41 C a.,f , STAR STUDENT NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALIST BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OUTSTANDING TEENACER OF TOMORROW OUTSTANDING TEENAGER OF AMERICA Kay Lowery OF AMERICA Bill Smith .Iackie Weeks 42 and Honors During 1971-1972 Ll -11' v.h...4 l. ,K I BROOKHAVEN KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS to two music students at Copiah-Lincoln go to Brenda Brown and Kenneth Wayne Doug- las. Bob Massengill presents the scholarships with Co-Lin President Billy Thames looking on. OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS OF AMERICA Dr. W. R. Strickland Mrs. Carol Strickland Billy R. Folkes Mrs. Jamie Hughes, R.N. STAR TEACHER Donald Cotten OUTSTANDING COLLEGE HERMAN B- GAINES ATI-ILETES QF AMERICA Winner of Upper College Division Scholar- Sixteen athletes were nominated for Outstanding College Ship from Cfvllegv EUUHUC9 Board EXHIU Athletes of America. Their selection has not been announced l0f WW SCUIOV ffflllegf- at press time. Six football players, six basketball, two tennis, one track and one baseball player were nominated by the coaches and the Publicity Department. wa is 5 Mr. and Miss Copiah-Lincoln High School Kay Lowery and Steve Graham Kay Lowery W , Steve Graham Mr-M'-ww if Most lntellectual Most Popular Marilyn Britt Tim Lowery Most Dependable Most Athletic Ann Lowery Steve Watson if , M. ,,. ,, - ., .. ..'7, g-yu. , . ,ur 1, . 1 fm .5 gg F 'f V ' 5 J J' ,556 .-f Wittiest Debbie Johnson Bobby Meteer Friendliest 9 '. . Ll Kathy Assink Chester Fortenberry ii E -4 A1 1 High School Class Favorites? fs of 1 .Nitin , ig ',,, ,g.- ,gig 5 W' X 1 1 ad, ' 4 1 . H , r wg.-rf .:. V forge. 'z-15 '2:5.1- : 51 1g1f::,.. za -53541111-115' ' 1' v , .2143 1 fl f f 5 - gf. , -Z1 is V' ---1 1 I rf , A 3, 5 if A A A . Q, Z' 1 7 , , , , , Z I , W f V 21. -' N I , my 1 inf.. .g iz x qlalg' , gif, 'if . 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W 4 R' Z - ' W f I 1 , , . ,1 A ,,, ' ,,fff r ,N ff Seniors fe W A ,Mg I A ,,.f ' A HELEN MULLEN and DEXTER JASPER WM, 3 EN ' in '5 ' , Juniors 1 LINDA LOWERY and LEE BERRY 824.992 Sophomores SUZANNE COLEMAN and MIKE RAY .f........-ff Freshmen SHIRLEY Lowl-:RY and JEFF RAY V 'wwf' 2-1.: ., .wma lfi Y i Q 22' if -.Zi ' V h 3 Q ff , s 'NK' High School Most Beautiful Cathay King 5 n W3 v x , Y fwsff Y F Y ff Y' f 5, rf: S . , V :f.:za,:.i-.5 -.. f iiisffui M, iff 1, .,x, 1 1' C k .LTV , b 4,f' f'-3' Iffffm 'f 1 wk! ja X f' K V f Q f if 4 'sg f B' ff I 5' f my Q f wg W ,K W , Q V E Dianne Dees 5 J , -:J if , Janet Douglas ..,.,.,,,Wg, , . ,.., .... , .. ig -:gg if. 5 J 4,5 wsefy. :iff , ', , . X Q 534, f . .-w w 1 I. vi-Z 2 Hi h School Beauties O Q In , ,. W.. an soaaffaf gf ' 9 4 ,. so Y a me Q af Sue Mason , fi x Qx K J HK, ,gf - qw '1 4 in A-44 I 4? ni Q v 3 E 9 3 S Kxvfz Nh , r. nl. Bovorl Coleman Wins High School 1 Homecomin uoon QUEEN BEVERLY COLEMAN and her escort, Mike Clopton ride onto the field prior to the high school homecoming game -i 5 4 5 'M 1 .sg ,. Z ,,,, t MAlDS we-rc Anna laspf-rg Marilyn Britt: Kathf-y King: Qucf-n Bc-ve-rly Colcmang Kay Lowery: and Kathy Berry. Escorts fl Lo rj are Ricky Beall, David Butler, Steve Watson, Mil Clopton, Willif' Nc-we-ll, and Tr-rry Smith. 52 KATHEY KING - Football Maid KAY LOWERY - Senior Maid Escort - Steve Watson Escort - Home- Comm Maids 1971 Willie Newell MARILYN BRITT - Junior Maid Escort - David Butler XXX HXNX KRNXX, X 'x' XX XSX 'ANN xXX Q- N x'x' 5 x XXX -.- KATHY BERRY - Sophomore Maid ANNA JASPER - Freshman Maid Escort - Terry Smith Escort f Ricky Br-all AQ Sports l 55 W J Ci' 1? Q as ' Q K Q. 'x . f I ii ? ' ,.14:5,1-A y ,.,, 3 fl A A Jag -4 EQ ' 3 :,Lg1i!fa'r- 4 W V 1 gg M' -in 51. ............ -ri' W p ,fri J .. q 2, svn, Y I .i, Left to right are Mike Bobo, Mike Pace, George Carpenter, Ronnie Herrington, Phil Verzywvelt, and Robert Yeager. Back row fl lo rj are Laura Gardner, Teresa Culpepper, Karen Young, Cindy Bowman, Debbie Walker, and Marie Carroll. Mi. l 3 - .1 5 N ,f 4 .. ' A l V 3-'M ' A i gimal M, WU '14 l -- z ,, ,V 2- 5 , . 1, 2 'V'I l M-fgf,,2f-qeme'ff- Z i 92,E X E .4',,9-:gif . E fe TERESA JO CULPEPPER KAREN KAY YOUNG Co-Head Chverleailer Co-Head Cheerleader 56 a nd and MIKE PACE GEORGE CARPENTER heerleaders Yell Wolves to Victor 1 l x L LAURA GARDNER and MIKE BOBO MARIE CARROLL and ROBERT YEAGER 5 cg LIN DEBBIE WALKER and PHIL VERZYWVELT U -LIN CINDY BOWMAN and RONNIE HERRINGTON Wolves Post Winning -3 Record E' z qi .1 ,H 4 , f ,,,,, V, ,,..v,,,5 1 gn-mmqe 5 M if r Z ff. he or ie, VW is ff -, 4 -lf., I QPQ5 'f ,fu-M K, I l I i 3 The Winning Wolves post a 7-3 1971-72 season record . . W ' ihvllli Y .2550 85901 5 'QE A A A 5 't ' ' 3 of , ig, Iggy ,L , , If ..,. M ,.x, Q..,.gvNf --ff New 'X .' ' gf ff on nnoo C oooo 7 4 E ,..'.,'. 'f- ' by ,, ,. . , oooo V 777n nnnn H 5 .Y 5 qbbv or o..,., . . 2 7..,.oo,o A n' ,gr , 3 .,.,,.X, ' Wmliwj x f L'M I U gf 1321-51 192 , ,...v, if M4Qi':'f,' V ,',, A ' A' . f Keene Q 7- f,w wx WQMM . 2' Y 'rieal . ' .-:rr I vi 'twin o-,, only qv 1 reef MW- '--f WW, ,.o. qgwm Wwe ,y,,,mW ww., Q , V. 5 f1,i:,g MQ,,'w.,1 A ' 4 :dale f' , f. 4 -v ll 0054? ,f 'f' A HEAD COACH C. B. Hawkins, stands, with Coaches Alton Greenlee and Ronnie McNair, both seated. SB ., 'l:...i Y rr :- ,:.?.,. ,... W jj ,.,., M, :A .Q or ,,. i.,. - - La ,. 1- ., .,.., 1... -gf ig-is V- , -e'- -,w- . V A . - e e A 1' v A QM, , ' 'WV M' ' - A V. A ' WH '- I -. r, 1 I . .1 4 .. A i 5X4 ri I L fm., .W ...,. ..... A W' M-A3'.:g,,..l. V l ig,-fp rl - 7 -uv . W, i 'A A H I ' f w-3 - Managers are Brad Cranberry, Tony Thames, and Mike Clopton. 5' Q3 WAYNE BANDY LEROY CHATMAN End - Natchez Guard - Natchez 'Y? fMi. 1 s I 2 gf. E X ,ff inf It A 4 1 f' f f -7 L ' 3? . I 16 1-y '. P I run, N . I. I V. .gtk WB! ' EUGENE COUNTS JOE DICKERSON Quarterback - Pinola Fullback - New Hebron CO-LIN 7 EAST MISSISSIPPI 3 In the season opener, despite a downpour, a last minute touch- down gave the Wolves' their first taste of victory. Cletis Hux hit Artis Murray, Jr. with a 15 yd. pass. Doug McElveen kicked the PAT. Until the score, the Wolves were trailing 3-0, following a Charlie Morgan field goal of 18 yards with 3 minutes left in the game. First three quarters saw no scoring. The Lions had the ball at the end of the game and were threatening to score. CO-LIN 7 GULF COAST 30 1971-72's NATIONAL CHAMPIONS, Gulf Coast, visited Stone Stadium where Co-Lin dominated the first quarter of the game. I-lux passed to Emmitt Madison for paydirt with McElveen adding the PAT. In the second, Rikkie Altman scored on a 1 yd. run for the Bulldogs. ,Iames McKay passed to Lavorne Hawthorne for 22 yards and another score. Halftime was 12-7. In the third, McKay passed 23 yds. to Altman with McKay passing to Larry Benefield for 2 points. McKay hit Benefield for I5 yds. with Jim Beck adding the PAT. Beck kicked a 35 yard field goal to make the score 30-7. The Bulldogs went on to win the national championship in a playoff in Georgia. 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John Greenlee ran 3 yds. for thc Trojans score with Tom Griffin adding the PAT. Half- timc was 7-7. CO-LIN 35 SOUTHWEST 0 In the Bears' hoinccoining. the Wolves scored early in the first quarter on a 30 yd. pass from Hux to Madison. The Wolves scored two more times in the first quarter. onee on a handoff from Hux to Sandcl for 18 yards, the other on a 43 yd. pass from Hux to Madi- son. As second quarter got underway, Co-Lin recovered a fumble on the Bears' 22 yard line which led to a Hux-Faust TD on the 2 yd. line. Following halftime, in which Co-Lin's Band and Colettes were not allowed to perform, in the fourth period the Wolves scored on a handoff from Hux to Faust. All PATIS were kicked by lVIcElveen. ARNOLD WALKER DANA WALKER End - New Hebron Tackle - Natchez 19 . 4 V aaea 4' ta V . 4 - figgitffffij 'a .:, I' ' ' ' tw .1 . it . 'V L X ,M j 'f4jiVfT.:'.. V .L .. .,..f., V .1 V-.4 1-V44 V. 2 zV 1 929. 1 1 -'H 's A . ,. f W in. ax- , ,,., e. 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I . . .7 y 1 -' 1 1 STEVE AMOS DENNIS BEASLEY End - Hazlehurst Tackle - Hazlehurst Co-LIN 6 JONES 17 The Jones Bobcatsitacked 17 points on the scoreboard in the first half against the Wolves. In the first, Richard Fleming kicked a 30 yd. field goal. Jimmy Howard passed 13 yds. to Mike Lawson for a TD and Fleming kicked the PAT. Howard tossed to Mike Trigg for four yds. and paydirt with Flemingis PAT good. Hux completed a 39 yardcr to Madison with the kick failing. Winless at Wesson with 3-1 record. C0-LIN 13 PEARL RIVER 20 Defending state champs, Pearl River Wildcats saw Co-Lin lose their first road game and a 13-13 halftime deadlock. Co-Lin opened scoring when I-lux tossed to Madison for 30 yds. and McElveen kicked the PAT. The Wolves' defense kept Pearl River out of their end zone until late in the first period when Gene Estapa went over for paydirt from the 4. A yard TD by Harvison and a Co-Lin Hux to Madison combination of 36 yards ended halftime. 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CO-LIN 6 HINDS 0 Having won over all Northern opponents, the Wolves have al- lowed only 80 points while scoring 136. At this point, the Wolves are 4-th in the South and 6th overall in the state. The score came when Louis Faust plunged two yards for paydirt to Cap a 92 yard drive in the first quarter. The Eagles were stopped inside Co-Lin's one yard line after making a first down in the fourth quarter. HENRY MAY Fullback - Mendenhall DAVID MAY Guard - Fayette Vw V 4,,,., V.,. A, 5,533 ..V.,.... . - VL-.' ..'ifTffli3..'3'..f.If'2E::2f,. .... . ..,.5.E1E33V-. ' 'V' - 1:1-:'5-i'1-E'1r33g., Q' QAyg..-,4Vs22::2EV IPjI-j-- ff-22,53-'. -Q , ., ,,ij':kts-'3-3.Vzilqigigiigf21. Tn M' I A N.. 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It was a cold, wet night which saw the Wolves' defense turn in another super effort against the host Rangers. Co-Lin lost three fumbles during the game while Northwest fell victim four times to the slippery pigskin. Steve Amos led the Wolves' defensive second- ary with etwo pass interceptions. CO-LIN 36 ITAWAMBA 21 In the finale of the year, Hawkins used Hux and Madison to break up a 14-14 halftime tie. Hux tossed four TD passes while Madison scored three times to lead the Co-Lin victory. Two of Hux's passes, covering 49 and 36 yards, went to Madison while Joe Walker caught the others. Madison added an 82 yard punt for his other score. With a successful 7-3 record, the Wolves retired until 1972! yi 'M .X - Z C V 7 Q cv:- , . JIM STRONG Center - Natchez xf A 'K 'i if 1 I W A MIKE SULLIVAN End - Magee 'gc . , ' -- f1f.nH.f 'QKjr.Q . 'yrs r - ,Y Q Q QQQ.Q,Q Q,Q,',,,:.tQ . iv fn. mme-if M-uhhaigga -:QQ . j. Q . 4 A . , 'ie-24.4. . l lg W' 1- ,-QQ . ' I 'i.' uw. .J QQQW, Q. 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Q QQ Q., Q Q ,. .f ff ,Q-,A Q,'Q,:, Qi ,sg iw! .3 - 'Xt -7 '-' HN A . li' w.+,kg A Leaf Krug, 14.37, .Y W7 -r RYA EQ..-in , QQ, Q QQ 1-Q --iQ. M? i -- . jr- ' i .1 Lita?- 3Q.'2:-.-Qlff F s' , - . ff is-j.. Q ,Q , -Q T .-:Qf v 11 t. IVF, -- Q Q - '.?'gi:jjQif A ' --' 'X' ,L - - tx 'H QQ I , r ,'!1 lx .-f M-aX1n ,.h.,J. ,i ,,, 1.4. BOB WHITTINCTON Fullback - Crystal Springs Guard - Natchez P . Wolves Win South Mississippi Championshi ,l l t i t i i . I v THE WINNING WOLVES, SOUTH MISSISSIPPI CHAMPI ONS, ended the season with a 20-5 record. After downing Itawambz' 67-55 in the overall state tournament at Hinds, the Wolves lost the state championship to Northwest 103-82. The Wolves won two games each over Pearl River, Jones, South-f west, Meridian, and Southeastern La., and split a game each with Holmes and Gulf Coast. Single game wins were over Mississippi' Delta, East Central, and the freshmen from Louisiana State Univer-V sity. Losses in the regular season were to Holmes, Gulf Coast, and two games to Hinds. , Winning the Southwest Invitational Tournament, which openedl the season, the Wolves won over Hinds and Southwest to eapturel the trophy. In the South Mississippi Tournament at Pearl River, the Wolves downed Meridian 75-66. The Wolves, who entered the tourney as- NUMBER ONE in the South, won the SOUTH title by blasting HINDS 84-59. The Wolves entered the STATE TOURNEY with a 20-4 record. I In thc Regional VII NICAA tournament, the Wolves outlasted all other Mississippi teams. As semi-finalists they won over Elizabeth- town fKy.l, hut lost to Columbia State tTenn.l In tht- Regional VII Qualification Tourney, Co-Lin placed second, with Northwest first, Utica, thirdg and Northeast, fourth. Tha- st-ason ended with a 24-6 record. SOPHOMORES on the 1971-72 squad Umm I Lo rl Dale Wallace, Sammie Blackmon and Bobby Forts-nberry, along with Coaches Turk and Smithmeir. SAMMIE BLACKMON Center - Monticello BOBBY FORTENBERRY ,! ALL STATE Guard - Bogue Chino l 6 ll lf Il lf in h al ul COPIAH COUNTY Players are Bill McCuir iEddie Pickett. Y i +- 1 N DALE WALLACE GARY COLEMAN Guard - Bogue Chitto Forward - Brookhaven Honorable Mention ALL STATE 1 353 if 343 Two Make All-State, Two Honorable ention e and E 1, WW I v 'A 1?1, .Sl From LAWRENCE COUNTY are Sammie Blackmon and Mike Jones. an ' uf David Tanner and Cary Sullivan are from SIMPSON COUNTY. 3 'U I f i f 'JW ' Ea: 65 'Er . , ' Y V ' 0 sig Q' ,N 35 fu ri Q, L I MIKE JONES TCHIH StO1'1'1pS Stall-2 Teafns Guard - New Hebron Bllf McGUIRE ALL STATE Center Crystal Springs , Ay J W 4-3 iff' I , S 'Q ., A 1' an N Q. f uh l N as N. . I M ....... , J , - :Vi X' -1 it NW. avr,-:gi .1111 I Q. ,,,. g x,k,,r , Q .. . ui, 5 ,A-iii-v' at ,lx -I .,.., F. ' , V. , HH . V li . ' - ,gi V- ' 'M '5'7'R7'wZ'5'5T5'3Zf' -W'-'3 5' ' N fl? ' -11, ' - -' 5. 7 x . fkgfit 'x,'f27.5:.g,f1 2 ay 'fmsw -I , 'fiffffjfffl' ' '- ' v 1.2.34-'-F ' A - .fx i --- I A 1 'Jr ra f ,,. ' 4' -Z2 5 8 - ,1 L ,..4 , jf: , I 3 v fi f f T? Q2 an U my fl. 1, , , . , vw f HMS, if M fjf' , fa! Aj, . f . . ,, f ? ' 4 JZ 'fa A , A V EDDIE PICKETT JOHNNY RICHARDSON ff '1'ig1Z4ffg.7'fyj4fffg . 5 Forward - Wesson Forward - Bogue Chltto 1 ff f23,f.w3f. -'ig , V fww ,4z 5, 5 f ' Q ' 40,5 Q' , if 'mx' 52 , 3! f, Q dql, , is - 5 IQ ' 1 I , r 4, . , . ' P LINCOLN COUNTY BASKETBALL PLAYERS are fseated, l to rl Ronald Gill and Kenny Hall, managersg Coach Turkg Danny Truvillion, Dale Wallace, Johnny Richardson, Cary Coleman, Bobby Fortenberry, and Coach Smith- meir. JOHNNY RATCLIFF Guard - Natchez Honorable Mention GARY PAUL SULLIVAN ALL STATE Forward - Mendenhall 'Vi 4 -I ii - A W L L X i 1 l ' 2 l 1-D , 1 r Q ,Q , V 1 L R! ,425 W wx rr ' - frm. ' Pix 2 f -if'3n1c : , ... ,W I Fill ,Xe 5 is-3, . A Ds L 4 .W DAVID TANNER DANNY TRUVILLION Forward - Magee Guard - Brookhaven Eight Freshmen on 1971-72 Team f A KX 1 ,. an L Elrlfillaman players are fl L0 rj Eddie Pickett, Danny Truvillion, Johnny Ratcliff, Mike Jones, Gary Sullivan, Coach Turk, Gary Coleman, Bill McGuire, David Tanner 4 mler. ,. and Coach 67 Extramural Womenls Teams Organize for Basketball Basketball Team . . . U:1'.!fl2 n::1TU:2!2Z 'EIU S1 'I! L'Z4!2.Z2 'W FROM LINCOLN COUNTY are Patrica Pritchard, Gay Newell, Vickie Brumfield, and Rachel Cole. g ADAMS COUNTY's Beverly Wallace and Laura 1 ner pose with Coach Mary Love Hux. 411 1:1 COPIAH COUNTY PLAYERS are ,lan Sojourner, Ona Walker, Delia Wood, Brendi Remington, and Susan Beall, along with Coach Mary Love Hux. ind Volle ballg Participate in State Meets SUSAN BEALL Forward i v v,.-11. .ilf .1 . VICKIE BRUMFIELD RACHEL COLE LAURA GARDNER GAY NEWELL Forward Forward Forward Center PATRICIA PRITCHARD BRENDA REMINGTON JAN SOJOURNER ONA WALKER BEVERLY WALLACE Center Center Guard Guard Forward DELIA WOOD Guard I I i l i Women's Extramural Volleyball . . . Playing Extramural Women's Volleyball are Jan Sojourner, Beverly Wallave, Laura Gardner, Delia Wood, Vivkie Brumfield, Patricia Pritchard, Gay Newell, and Brenda Remington. 69 Magik! C0-Lin Offers lntereollegiate Baseball, Golf, Tennis, Traekg lntramural Program Outstanding an 3 M at A. fEven A Basketball Campy l Leukemia Claims Life of Coach Malcolm Nesmith Malcolm Nesmith, 34, head football coach at Copiah-Lincoln Junior College from January, 1970, until his death on May 30, 1971, a victim of leukemia. Life is itself but a game of Football. His 1970-71 Co-Lin Wolvesposted a 7-1-2 overall record, the best in the state. At Magee High School, Nesmith was named Little Dixie Coach of the Year in 1964 and 1965, and was Mississippi Broadcasterls Coach of the Year in 1965. He was a South Mississippi High School All Star Assistant Coach in 1966 and Head All Star Coach in 1968. His overall record was 62 wins, 11 losses, and 2 ties lboth at Co-Lint. Nesmith was assistant coach at Biloxi, coach at Magee from 1962-1969g and was at East Tallahatchie High School in Charleston in 1961-62. Hundreds paid their last respects, including people from all walks of life. Sportswriters from across the state paid tribute to him. l Coach Nesmith poses with Coaches Hawkins and Greenlee and two of his players, Chris Calcote and Mike Halford. A 4. ij 4 'f 'al W' 71 ff, 49 .iv r ,JM f, Q ' ' 9' IW , . 193, 4K?2,,-w if fi MM g rg? Z 'f M f '91 'ff 5 0' '9-rin, i iff f 1 3' A1 , g ag if 14 Q ,QL L -gifs ' a 3312. f ' Zii.H:f.'f 11 '. I Cobra Cheerleaders Support Teams SUE MASON Semor ,+'W 'k KAY LQWERY MARILYN BRI'I'I' r . 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K+ ' - KATHY BERRY Sophomore DIANNE DEES Sophomore Cobras Win Seven, Lose nl Two it 1 'lfq'-2,f' Q -:W .... 'P 2- .E YJ. Q .4 4, vw +5 Wy, , . ,i. fax :me 5 jf..-,-1.1 rn- 2 444, A, , tg. ,f 1 91 PY -fi f S tt: I J P 5 I ' M f ,, J if if 4 4 , ...Q Q., -rv, WWE!! fowl 714 .. '47 ,K M ef 2-.-3, .i 925' I E , .-Nj 7' I ' J V n Q V hi 1 i L Y , i ' '3 1 I n N-,N XM! l N ' V I 'Q V' by i Q Agar H 'Q 1lEAD COACH John Garner stands with George Jordan and Mike Hux, assistants. gl Ll- 'MM 1 haf, . 4... .4 w L .J i ' '.'w- j x H I! la Q.-1 . f ., , G if V i, . 'Q , ' , , Ns-2, fl 1 il ,,. V f,'.f,,lJMW1 SNK , , A , b , ' .,. . 5. :P-1, r ,fx-'f we . K f, MM: Y g, i ,ii Qklfl' ' WH'-. - ' I efzg:fii11'? .a qfwsgg-Q 19,4 , A ,,,,.eaf'r . i ' -,fwtsf- , A '- auvfffi Q' zfw:?::7:.+- l fi- .. , GH 4lV3:,fQ'i:f?'ll:,1 Q 'Q' '-'fivf ,f 1 , vw. H ik?-zH:v4s2r,,z-?D'ff-.'f 'T' 3.-.mg ee A C C C i i JERRY BRISTER CHESTER FORTENBERRY DEXTER jA5PER Senior - Tackle Senior - Center Senior - End MANAGERS Glenn Bird, Jeff Sewell I, M, M, .1 1,1 ,ef- wnwf wp., ,W 33 no N N fm RJ?- , Y' ' Mg Lf LARRY JOINTER Junior - Guard 41--..-... 73 qv. Cobras Beat New Hebron at Homeeomm TIMLOWERY SENIORS on the Cobra team are ll to r seatedl Chester Fortenberry, Billy Jackson Bobby Meteer Earl Montgom ery fslandmgj ,llmmy Murray Spllt end not pictured below: Jerry Brister, Dexter Jasper and Tlm Lowery EARL MONTGOMERY Senior - End 'Kiel ,gg-3, 'Ax R .Q-' I f M., X I, , A ,Q 'fm 1' of . Q . . es' QI 5 by, 5531 v- '2 :'f:-fl'-if it - . - . kx..,.i..-1. f , LEE BERRY Junior - Quarterback KEITH DOUGLAS Junior - Guard .Ft A f W.- 1 .....,..-..-.. L. . W- - I, x ,V 'H' f., 'vqf . gf' M 'Y'-f -..W L , , 4 - L44i4Pf , I . .S l If 'Q.2fii7W ,- . ., K in '.,f'f,n 7-' - f.':+c'- .f,,.. V -v A- Q ' -' f'f,f.n:'nw, 2S5iv..- 'Q'4za5Lifv,v.4..'- ' 5-'P' H. - , ,,5f1-Q , .,m,.yQh., ' A129513-I5 4'13'1C1 ':'Z'4Q. WgfH'l'.'1, , ,f.S- .1.1:L'?f.y,7I SCOTTY KING Sophomore - Quarter back SAMBO RAY Junior - Guard SHERMAN SMIT H Sophomore 5 Gua Q 2. 5 4 - if i aff? V., I. ,.,.f..g 1 4-.5-iA5,.,Ag,, P19 ,',: ffgniwf ' Q' I 1 . GGHHGH . I . 1. --W' - V. Lv va.. ' V, -1'-'..+ ,-If v f- I r J' 'N J' rf MN x x 2- wr 1 45 v f . J- V-Ayr, 4 2 'ry In Win 1 - , 4. I- . .11 ,fu an 5 '-,.. J j , f','f,-4- ., .H Lf., . iff f , .Q ,f'- . y',e.+?i'.:.4 H :if f W Kar . .. ,,' V T. if 'f'7 ., f.. -- . 4 . W. .. K K , ..,,,., Mi 4- , A if 'Mf- 'P LJ 1 M dvi-4 h A Bw A zu-4 3' 4 V I Y I 1 f fx +1 . M V as ., My M P 4 Q. sv S' 5, .Z 45 ' V 4 4 I 4, A V f 1 5 a H X, Q, 4q,5g.,..1.,.a,'25 . -. 1 ,k ,df 1,4 , LM A ., -ff ' 1 In -I of Q' , ,V , - W1 ' w k - 1. .5 MMA - J? 1.01. V.: I Eff AV V -,lv A 1, WTI M' E, f x ?gQg?9Q 1, it is .gw f I L 1 ' Q ' ' f 5 -1. ' , 4 H W . ?!,, Ap, . ' 'u,f'f1 1 'f 5-rlzfrffrahffg na - . 4 ,,g,f-f.s,,,.f.5,q :if--f ' .I . Qi .1 -, ' may -' . l ' ' .1f1.j7f5-sf -' f ,1 V gist l1',pQ:zT1gS4iff3f9if?gjyn ' A X ,, , ,V W 31315. I. .gag ui I 'H 1 HERMAN JOHNSON JERRY MONTGOMERY Freshman - End 595. fld, t r . I X N ff E , 4 IV 5 E A.. N X v 7.7. 1 I I. A ' xi ! 'I ,ff -fr V, ' A . 'lf f- ' wr '- . vf- ...- ,, . . WILL TURNBO Freshman - Tackle h . ., . z,,.,A1.73Z.MTyfzggwgfjg 1 Q ' - ef- N I . . 1- , 4 ' ' It QZJQQI ' N . . V A ' , ,,,.,,5.,+.w,- f -v1 vA ff. A.-N M A, - xml x ...,,f., 1- , ' 1 ' ea .,.,,.Qf1J' A I . , ,,,, mi., 1 '44 'lvl . . - L Ai HQ is-.. 71? Q? ,.gf6G f 1.-I . xl 474' '5 : I' 'QI' '7:,- .1-rl f' E I' ' V QQ' I I 71' - -5354, , ,rx 1-,5'k:'1g:, fa. I g, ' ', ,fiw'. 1 -w f I 2 W, X. ...He . . -- ff -A-,L..f9:N 3 1 aw - . . if rw- A Q. w ' .I ,rr ,I X ,.. .1ym. Q, :Wa .Um vim M- . ' A . Freshman - Flanke rback ...Q .,--fx I I I ..1., ' ga? F X 5 nl .3 11114 F I ' ual. 1 M l L T53-L if JV. m , - A- 4-'N ..L.4 ANDY WATSON junior - End y. :Z,v,xm:w ,MW -' i, 1,42 1 ,f1'3.a ' .. 'Q-'ixiwf I ' I' 'J' ffigg , ,'.f. ' 1 'I -. .fv'. ' er 49 , ' - ffrixvg 'GV' Q1 .L -,,- gn ' '- ,lx . -. ' Qy. xx VJ, 1 .. '. irc: I f ., y I xg? ' . 4 L. -I T. 1: Lf S I 'A 'J f I I I 1- 'I L' 1 V' 2' f- Iv fl JJ - rw. .. ,.,- , , ,- ffI:fI2 gf ' if 1 JAMES ANDING Freshman - Flanker HA MIKE CREELY Sophomore - Center N, ., -1 L P I? K kk ' A IZA . x. V5 5' x Q J: ., ..: Ar' , - . 1,sL-rggfv Q,2,c,.' ,A :N'ez.q1f,1f ww 'fwLf-+f.S- ., .I egg ?.'cI,? .'.fL:1f2.Q41'. ,npr k3aufe.f,.w2.fQ-yi.:Len-.e,.- HENRY BYTHER Freshman - Guard . rv- .nv ., ,Q f. -Q ,Y Keg' . 27' IVVLI' A -I Lfxo..-,.L.L,i' T W 1.2 5 ,m-I , 1' f r A ' cufifffj .,,, A 4 . , -Qi? .ff 'M l. .4 ,. ,M x-. '1'-: ,Xe- , S . -,.-..sf'- -.f . A V4 76 B Team . . . Cobras Have Fair Season in 1971-72 ' yur W 'X , , v fi? 6 Q ,as ww- ' fix X Varsity . . . George Jordan, assistant coach, with Terry Smith, manager, and Mike Hux, coach. pose for the camera. i 1 1 - T-1 --f- .... -Vw, 4 .f ,f,.,.'.. ,.,,..,,,, Bobby Byrd Makes All Mid-South Team 1-rrmmmfr A , e . Y .. ...ai STEVE WATSON BOBBY BYRD MIKE CREELY HERMAN JOHNSON SCOI I I KING Senior - Forward .Iunior - Center Sophomore - Forward Freshman - Cgnter Sophomore - Guard ALL MID-SOUTH RAY MAPI-,ES IRA ROBERTSON ANDY WATSON JERRY WHITE Junior .- Guard ,Iunior - Center Junior - Forward Sophomore - Forward I -Il'-I Ib-li.- - ' Y -Y- I 7 7 Cindy Smith, Kath Berr Make Mid-South Team l I i BEVERLY COLEMAN KATHEY KING Senior - Guard Senior - Forward ll ANN LOWERY SUE MASON Senior - Rover Senior - Guard KATHY BERRY KIM BULLARD NELDA SMITH LORRAINE WATSON Sophomore - Rover Freshman - Rover Junior - Guard Freshman - Forward ALL MID-SOUTH DEBBHQ NEWMAN CINDY SMITH MANAGERS: Janet Douglas, Beverly Miller, and Renee Russell Freshman - Guard Junior - Forward ALL MID-SOUTH Gobrettes Post 17-9 Record 2.x V .M ,gg L. K 'P ' 'Xb j- Q X -,xc 'L gg. X9 jx' Q 5 -I' ' at g 31-f 1 gf W, 3 Q1- 9 no I Q ' ? IWW. E 9 I' N -X17 fro 1 fi n I ., - , X ' ' 15- 14- gf 3 - . Q -1 Q., . 'I jg P, ' .0 ' , X. S I ll! w W 1 1 N J 1 v I 1 K n i i u5.,m-f,-.0.v1-..,,..-0.v..m.v,..,,,....,......,..,,,....M 80 Wi 1 fx Activities ' ! Association Runs Student Government TH 5 ' ' 'Eff 4 5 t an ' 5 5 IL P 5 wr, ie ,, , 4 I 1- 1 A wg. ft? .1 1 '1 rv, Members of the Student Association are fl to rj Peggy Arnold, Sandy Reynolds, Patricia Walker, Mike Pace, Daisy Langford, Jackie Corban, and Robbie Mann. Other members are Rachel Cole, Laura Gardner, Jan Mitchell, and Vickie Godbold. 2 l I . . l STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Il Lo rj are Peggy Arnold, vice president: Patrici Walker, presidenlg Daisy Langford, treasurerg and Laura Gardner, not pictured, secretary. Dorms Elect Resident Councils 14 Mmm dl..wm.,.mMW -4.-- Wwwv - fre!! 'IIIT V Ill Ill' Z ll: 445004-dv' I We ff? f -X exxg 'e lllli Illti lll'g lllli orm Presidents Peggy Arnold of Stevens Hall and Sandra Reynolds of Copiah Hall stand with other members of the Women's Resident Counril. Seated are Karen Kay Young. andra Scott. Paige Allred, Willice Law, Marie Carroll, Iva Jo Shows. Teresa Hill. Marsha Gregg, Laura Gardner, and Meg Coodson. N01 pictured are Beverly Sartin. Me-linda arby, and Rachel Cole. Miss Jeanne Mayer is sponsor. 1 l V ,Ni Q , o, , ?'i4'51W wwf. Y , fs 4. If . if ,, . 7 ,, gf.. ff 'Wa ', ie W, ,hw is ll. r , Awww' ' Q ,rw , .yvwf lx' 13 in ui! E , 'U '-LM ' Z. f. Ei' . ,s li... lf, m 3 I Q V A, of R . I 1 I ' . N', '-HN, Pt 7 o,' s Resident Council members are fl lo rl Ted Shockleeg John A. Smith, Henry Pollan, Robert Yeagerg Joe Woodyear, Lincoln Hall Presidentg Alex Sundel, Ellzey Hall presi- t Kelly McDonald: Tarvey Ward: and Waller Brown. Not pictured is Phillip Case. Grover Smith is sponsor. i l l l l 1 z l Student Council Provides Student Leadership lllgllllfulllilg lllllllgllflllllllflfzglfllf-15717133I'-I-fl,-'I-3!Ml'U l ' ff- --.-.,.. ,,.. 5ii'2i'i!E!i'i!i'Q EEmiE!i'5.!F!5Emfi!'EEEwff3:7i5E5mmE mill ' RL an E A K! sa is! STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS are fl to rl Grover Smith, sponsorg Janet Cannon, 10th representativeg Jennifer Hall, llth representative: Janet Douglas, secretary and trea- surer, Tim Lowery, presidentg Lee Berry. vice president: Kay Lowery, 12th representative: Steve Smith, 9th representativeg and Bill Smith, 12th representative. V, . . .,., ,.,. ,..,. 9 ., A .V 4, Q C'1:.z.L High Sehool Chorus Gives r .lil ' UlICll Performances M-i f The High Sehool Chorus, under the direction of John E. Russell, performs several times during the school year at high school and other events. 84 SCA Coordinates Religious Activities :: .sms f'-wadafi X W7 'X 1' - -f..,' 'TSA f . x i Y Q- 1 Iepresentatives and officers of the Student Christian Association include Judy Warren, Debbie Stennett. Mrs. Ellen W. Cameron, sponsor, Westminster: Pam Ward: Patricia Yalker, Daisy Langford: Herman Gaines: Lenon Rankin: Kenneth Douglas: Milton West: Don Cotten, SCA advisor: the Rev. Roy Smith, BSU Director: Jan Garner: the Rev. Bill lason, Westminster sponsor: Theja Jones: the Rev. Kelly Williams, Wesley sponsor: Mike Pace: and Janie McCaffery. Pace, Langford, and Gaines are members of the publicity ammittee, while Rankin is a member of the program committee. Not pictured is Charlene Gaul of the program committee. , OFFICERS are Pam Ward. program chairman: Theja Jones, vice president: Kenneth Wayne Douglas, publicity chairman: Debbie Ste-nnett. secrf l tary: and Don Cotten, advisor. Not pictured is Jimmy Tisdale, president. l SCA Sponsors Christian Focus Week il and Religious Emphasis Week 85 VVeSUninSUn?ljIdc ihurch ande tu 'Ss I . M t .f v. Q Q - .N ,ff I ix Q ing i ly t 1 , . l f Q ju, -Y ' . Sits, 'iv ' 'J , if V v 5 li X Q' if 2 X 'x N u ' ' i I L..3l ..-fl-Q. '! R . , Members of Westminster Fellowship pose before a work session to Clean-up and work in their new meeting room in the Bookstore building. Ca sponsored by Westminster, in addition to weekly meetings. Westminster also participated in homecoming with a display. dent .0 ll mpus wide religious movies a . . , l A QQ 1 r v -Z 7 I A ? ii'i?32?'- l f . as I l X' we' 2 is I - ' 5 A 2 S ' - ' I 4 V ,V A . .iff . V e LL- 1 i j l , , QV ' N- V ' . ' 1 Q I Mrs. Ellen Cameron, left. sponsor, disvusses eleanup plans with Judy Warren, SCA rf-pres:-ntativeg Debbie Stennett, vire presidentg Daisy Langford, presidentg and Jan Garner, SCA rr-presf-ntative. Co-sponsor Rev. Bill Mason also is pirlurecl. Linda Bishop, secretary, is rm! piclu red. 86 B U Holds Vespers Nightl g Active Group E U I v v M ra. :fi 1 il 1, P' '42 W as , . Li Ii I . , A 1 4,3 ' : i il A l 4 U li ui 1 1 at I 'r Standing, r to l: Carlton Campbell, program chairman: Kathy Welch, worship chairman, Rev. Roy Smith, BSU Director, Pam Ward, vice presidentg Tommy Owens, music chair- imang Tommy Cothern, worship chairmang Tommy King, faculty advisor. Seated: Milton West, president: Janie McCaffery, secretary: Judy Warren, program chairman: Paige 'Allred, music chairman. WAV LIFI t Homecoming Display attracts attention. Because the university and college is engaged in the search for truth, of which God is the source, the Christian perspective is essen- tial tothe realization of the ultimate purpose of higher learning. It is the purpose, and coherence to learning, BSU seeks to relate the Christian faith to learning. Some ofthe activities of the BSU include a pre-school retreat, the state BSU convention and officers' retreat, Youth Night in jackson, trips to rest homes, nightly vespers, regular meetings, and the annu- al Halloween Carnival. One does not join the BSU, but he instead participates in many activities such as Vespers, Sunday School, etc. 87 Wesley Provides Worship, Fellowship The purpose of Wesley Foundation is to provide a church home away from home for Methodist students them for worship and fellowship. The Wesley Foundation is the Methodist Church at work on the campus l 1 Q li 17 f Q- Z: li: is ?f V ' N 440 KRT? jf K .0 4. 'F WESLEY FOUNDATION OFFICERS fl Lo rl are 1 Brenda Welch, program chairmang Andy Ceoghegan, program chairmang Patricia Walker. presidentg The Rev. Kelly Williams, sponsor: and Theja Jones. vice president. 88 l VICA Organizesg in in Homecoming ,zfitaw x ,LCQUWJff, M. Ill! ,vm 222559 Z i Members of VICA Wocational Industrial Clubs of Americaj pose near the Vocational - Technical Complex. Purposes are to bring a closer relationship between industry and the students. to help develop leadership, and to assist in the promotion of vocational education and workmanship. One of the first projects completed for this young club wlnfh organ ized this year, was its participation in homecoming activities. The display designed and built by VICA, won second place in competition with other clubs on campus 5 , ,Aa-M ....,,.. 1 , Officers of VICA are Il to rj Brodie Brumley, treasurerg Marley Bowman. reporter: David Welch, secretary: Lamar Foote, presidentg Curtis Berch, parliamentariang and Ronnie Brent, vice president. Sponsors Earl Sisco and J. M. Tyson are also pictured. Li Homecoming Display Q i t l Ai Y .. w xx X xx f' if ,-'i :N 3 3 i zltiii-1 Q - - ce - wi Circle K Begins tg Brother Q S jf H. f' Members of Cirele K are fl lu rj Mike Pave, Mike Boho, Phillip Case, Phil Verzywvelt, Larry Wolfe, Tommy Owens, and Billy Folkes, advisor. Standing are Brad Granbs-'rry,Jack1 Walker, Tommy Birks, Mavie Bruce. Max Nohlv, Tommy Cothern, Ken MeLemore, Keith Watts, Sammy Smith, Andy Ceoghegan, and Tony Boutwell. Several members were nc p resent. 1 ' WIQWANER l t Y' 'l xx e t Y' i J NA'tYof 39111111 Cirele K, a serviee organization, is spon- sored hy the Brookhaven Kiwanis. Many outstanding service projeets are performed hy mernlmers during the sehool year. The Big Brotheri' projeet, begun this year, was a sueeess. The organization annually spon- sors the Mess Co-Lin pageant to raise funds for worthy projeets. Attending eon- ventions and area meetings of Kiwanis Clubs, helping move the eoeds into the dorm at the beginning of the sehool year, selling and publishing the baskethall pro- gram, and helping at other events are just a few of the ar-tivities of the group. 90 l Z 5 W 43. . 1 4 SWEETHEARTS are fl lo rj jan Sojourner, Delia Wood, Laura Gardner, and Beverly Wallace. Pro ramg S onsors Mess Co-Linn 3 P i CIRCLE K OFFICERS inrlufle Phillip Casv, Board me-mln-rg Mike- Boho, sf-rrs-laryg Tommy Owf-ns, vim- prvsirlr-nlg Phil Vvrzywvr-ll, Ire-asurs-rg Billy Folkf-s, zulvisurg ami Larry Wolfe, president. i H5355 WMS f P 'Aff vizaailii l I l 1 HOMECOMING display lovalvd in from of Calle-mlar Hall. Mvmlwrs, ulung with Swv:-the-urls, pow during u rr-gulur im-vlirig. I i 9 1 ix is K ' - wi tm an an 4 at :Q ez' --r N Menu' pn. S mutt annum Q turns nomo-in 1 till 'swam www-em Q.-Q.-w..w My Q-nw.-K G keanu menus small assassin wut mmmw it amnunv masse mana-L' Modern Language Association Com Q ,.,. g, , if ' A . Y t 4 AA' lb. ...J- A Q 42 3 s l f , , l ,xii , '. W FX , - - , R V an E . 4 . .Q J Q t MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION officers from the French and Spanish Clubs are Iseated, I to rj Louis Ogletree, vice president, Spanishg Catherine Patterson, president Spanish: Pat Patterson, vice president, Frenchg and Schule Oskarman, president, French. Standing are Mrs. Keith McDaniel, sponsor of Spanish Club: Janie McCaffery, treasurer Spanish: Kay Sewell. secretary, Spanish: Martha Plunkett, secretary, French: Wade Parham, treasurer, French: and Harold J. Patterson, sponsor of French Club. SPANISH CLUB members are Kay Sewell, Mary Temple, Sissy Jones, Martha Smith, Janie McCaffery, Kay Patterson, Mike Harper, Stanley Canoy, Joe Ash- ley, and Louis Ogletree. Mrs. Keith McDaniel, spon- sor, is also pictured on the left. -an-.....i......-.,. J f 52, U mumoates 1n lub s Language tl.. iii? . 1 X - 1.,f ' ':.:,':,. .. l s 'H Ctr, , FRENCH CLUB Members include Martha Plunkett, Debble Stennett Duane Wmborne Mary Allce Prlce Frantone Pantedos Susan Boyles Schule Oskarman Patrlcla Patterson Sponsor Harold J Patterson Tony Boutwell ,lack Armstrong Clayton Holller ,llmmy McNa1r and Wade Parham Not pzctured are Bobby Wllson Molly Carruth and Dee Bear 1 Phi Theta Kappa Holds Two lnitiations l 1... .. . f L 1. A .mf 4 , ,.,..,. . 1 T l l l li E l I Il l ,l l fe-1:15-gfzf. Q7 o f F i , V MEMBERS OF ETA OMEGA CHAPTER OF PHI THETA KAPPA are Sandra Scott, Miss Willie Mae Hamill, sponsor, Jackie Corbang Robbie Mann, Judy Warreng Kennetli Douglas, Durr Walker, Jr., sponsor, Marsha Gregg, Henry Allen, Laura Gardner, Rachel Cole, Patricia Walker, .lan Berry, Ann Whittington: Teresa Hill, Debbie Dunawayg Nai' Barnhartg Sheila Nettlesg Molly Carruthg Gary Smith, Cay Newell, Peggy Arnold, Linda Knightong Andy Ceoghegan, Curtis Mason, Alan Hunter, and George Blair. .jfi ::1-1 V 'Z 9' Q g . '3 :Sm - is bw. ' Ig. 5' ziiifsiifi' . . A,-I , ifflxr 5 5 . ' 'V' I 2' 'ggi A , gi, ., .I ,,..: E ,,,A 5 . hyh, .P V.,, 1 ,., A' itll' X l - VL, P' E ..,. , . .,, . P Q mpeg : I J II . . R A Q 5 g. --,,, 3, .:,, ,, X ,VZ ,.::1 :1-, .,.,:. .g Rf Y .3 ,ag be , 'S I, OFFICERS posing with Miss Willie Mae Hamill and Durr Walker, Jr., sponsors, are Jackie Corban, treasurer, Rol l bie Mann, president, Judy Warren, secretary, and Kenneth Wayne Douglas, vice president. 3 Phi Theta Kappa's homecoming display places in competition. 94 v- lr , Eta mega hapter Initiates Twent -one ,mg PHI THETA KAPPA is a national Vvfr I7 junior college honorary society L which has for its purposes to encour- I age scholarship, to cultivate friend- - ship, and to promote cooperation all among junior colleges across the f country. ETA OMEGA chapter at Go-Lin holds two initiations during the academic year. Miss Willie Mae Hamill and Durr Walker, Jr. are co- A 1 ,L sponsors. Twenty one students were initiated into membership this fb year. Members participated in many campus events, such as home- coming, and they attended the state convention. hfxx Initiated during first semester were Il to rj George Blair, Rachel Cole, Nan Barnhart, Peggy Arnold, Debbie Dunaway, Teresa Hill, and Henry Allen. SDNSORS DURR WALKER AND MISS WILLIE MAE 'HAMILL pose with the ,nn F. P. A. Red Mikel, speaker: Robbie Mann, president, and Kenneth Douglas, vr president, at spring initiation. ix! Q Y 7 I l f p: this J . - . G Q X K 'iii' H 1 gi ., SPRING INITIATES are Uront l to rl Vickie Godbold, Brenda Wilson, Frantone Pantedos, Daphne Landress, Deborah Richardson, and Phyllis Thompson. Standing are Bruce Smith, Gary Hodges, Sandra Ingram, Loraine Breazeale, Mary Alice Price, Martha Lynn Smith, and David Swalm. I 95 di- WWCL-PM Broadcasts 13 Hours Dail nw 4 lv ,V is ,H 'inf ' 5 L9 2 sf. 5 I r , - I if I' E f ,f . '- -A -,af-is . -av. - nh.. ,liar DISC JOCKEYS at campus radio station WWCL-FM, Mississippi's original educational, non-commercial FM station, for first semester were Ken McLemore, Randy Robertsoi Mike Dunn, Keith Speed, Martin Mangold, Moore Turnbo, and Jesse Bowman. li .--5 MIKE DUNN, General Manager, is discussing the day's activities with Ken Mclaemore, technical direc- tor, and Martin Mangold, program director. Students run the entire phase of the radio station, ineluding broadcasting all athletic events. Popular music is played during the 13 hours the station is on the air, seven days a week. l K, wgffmu 4,i,, I M-it-ell ll I' ivkmm WWCL-FM trainees who traveled to New Orleans first semester to take the FCC test for third class operators licenses. Seventeen passed the test, and become disc j station. 'fv- I I ff x L 0 ockeys at th Debate Club Attends Youth Congress Q Young Women's Christian Association Presents Programs The Young Women's Christian Association, though not an organ- ed group, presents various programs throughout the school year tat are of interest to the coeds. Mrs. LaVerne Deevers is sponsor. Members of the Debate Club attended the 211-th annual Mississippi Youth Con- , gress in Jackson in December and pre- sented two bills. Sponsoring Debate Club activities is Danny Harrell. Delegates in- cluded Ted Ainsworth, Mike Dunn, Frank Stuart, Estus Mangum, Jr., Betty Rigby, Randy Robertson, Susan Boyles, Tommy Hutto, Ellis Stuart. International Relations Club Studies World Problems, Solutions The International Relations Club, under the sponsorship of Har- old J. Patterson, organized too late for the activity section of the yearbook. However, monthly meetings are held. 97 Phi Beta Lambda Promotes Business Leaders ,W 'v6, ,.-rv-1 NOUVOHGH Qp,f,,f' ' I Members of Nu Kappa chapter of Phi Beta Lambda pose during a meeting. PROGRESS 4 2 fp I New Inmates become members in November. 4? 3 OFFICERS are fl Lo rl Norma Bedford, secretary, Mrs. lnez Thornhill, sponsor, Gail Hudson, treasurer, Mrs, Carol Strickland, sponsor: Judy Smith, report- erg and Phillip Case, vice president. 98 FTA Provides Fellowship and Training tv' I l ffl ll if-JJ PFFICERS OF FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA are Il to rj Martha Heard, secretary: Theja Jones, treasurerg Ellis Stuart, program chairmang Peggy Arnold, president: and am Ward, vice president. Sponsors are Mrs. Katrina Turk and Jim Lightsey. XY ! l FTA provides fellowship and training for young people who are planning to enter the Q teaching profession. The group enjoys in- p formal discussions on the school problems of teaching. l -ie i A,-1- 'Kg ,,, -.pr- ' 1-J l Co-Lin Pla ers Present Plaza Suitew fi fi LM x l C0-LIN PLAYERS, under the directiol of John R. Landress, present popular prrl ductions during the school year. Office include Il to rj Susan Boyles, presideni Gene Spring, vice presidentg and Betl Rigby, secretary. 1 l l i l f il l r V i 1 I I r l l Members inrlufle- Carol Williams, Geraldine Todd, Linda Bishop, Patricia Patterson, Andy Ceoghegan, Susan Boyles, Brown Furlow, Betty Rigby, Daphne Landress, Gene Sprill Ellis Stuart, and Ralph Free-man. John R. Lanllress, sponsor, talks with the group. l 00 il 1 as First Produotiong Other Plans ,W ,,,, Y 5at,V3,'v, -,A ,tariff iff' V. f' 551 'P P . V .111 , ii! 14 ,qevff 7:2 me 'I Af .1 P , 1 ' 1 W pl' ,wa ' ' ima ,M 1 . 4 X In I Appearing in Plaza Suite were Virlie Griffin, Molly Carruth, Pat Patterson, Ellis Stuart, Andy Ceoghegan, Susan Boylcs, Conv Spring. Rigby, Nat Crice, and Jesse Bowman. The Players presented a winter production for school Children, and took a produrtion on this road second sffrnestor. lol N iissoclhe 3 f 5? S 'ovuag ww 4 2 .- S Q .- ,s 5' Ame nl Executive Staff Atop Stevens Hall are members of the Executive Staff. Left Lo right are Editors Kenneth Wayne Douglas and Pam Wardg Jane Miller, associate editorg Carol Ann Williams, associate business managerg and standing on ledge are Mike Pace, business managerg Phil Ver- zywvelt, associate editorg and seated is Burlian Walker, advisor. Trillium Sponsors Beaut Pageants . . . 3: lu as nz new 1 IW' 3 IG' IW' i W' 1 1 ll 'nf 'll X Y 15 at get KT: I H QM!! High School Staff 3m.f',-if . sv High school staff members are Cfront, l to rl Kathy Assink, Ann Ray, Janette Ray, Debra Sharp, Connie Ray. Back fl to rl are Suzanne Colemarr Jackie Weeks, Helen Mullen Qeditorjg Sue Mason, Janet Douglas, Debbie Newman, and Dianne Dees. 102 U .L Trillium Sponsors Who's Who Dance, Presentation 51 wt-1' Q fy Feature Editors i .i E Feature editors for the TRILLIUM are Il to fl Molly 1 iatiia 3 Carruth, Sheila Nettles, and Kathy Walker. They plan 4' in Q , , l the feature Section Of the b00k, and help Plan the Q t' i ,..' t A beauty pageants and the Who's Who Presentation. ' ' A n t e a t ,a r to f 'V ,lt ' 'Sf r I ft l I fl JW .,, ,ZIV f 9. ,. , I 1 ' ,, I -w.,.,,. , ,-,,,, MM - i JM? ,M taffgzv 5, 1 i iz W WM M WU .MM f .S:-.,t-'fl J Faculty, Copy Editors Planning the faculty section are fl zo rl Beverly Sartin, Connie Schilling, and Gary Smith Knot picturedl. Brown Furlow, copy editor, is also pictured. Tv' -Z 'IO X 4 Sports Editors Working on the sports division are fl lo rl Larry Walt- man, Keith Speed, Marie Carroll, and Ricky Windham. taff Captures Top MSPA Awards For 1971 Annual Activities, Student Life Editors Planning picture taking of clubs and organizations and working on the activities section are duties of these Coeds. From left Lo right are Susan Boyles, Rita Farmer, Mary Pettigrew falso Student Life Editorlg and Mary Dees. iw li.. ' BV? A -' . 1 Q ti 2 ,Y fn ' 6 , its pr 3 Q W Mr X i ar i , 1 ,1 -v . , . I2 t fm' X S N- M- ,: ' ,Nz ,. fl 7 2 E ' s E ,l Photographers, Artist Staff members include fl Lo rj Willice Law, photogra- pher: Lesa Smith, artistg and Kay Patterson, photogra- pher. Six Trillium Personnel Go on Dallas Trip Class Editors Editors of the class sections pose at entrance to sun- deck on Stevens Hall. From left to right are Nancy Buckles, Iva Jo Shows, and Betty Sue Rigby. 90 'IO Wolf Tales Publishes lVlonthl Paperg Executive Members of the Executive Staff are from left to right: Wayne Hardy. editorg Daisy Langford, assistant editorg Molly Carruth, assistant editorg and David Alexander, business manager. WMI' Twelve Attend MJCPA Fall Meeting . V mmm wr V umm ' rfu,i.Fr.E - .. mms x AXNHIA1 IU xl A Members of the journalism class publish the WOLF TALES monthly, Students sell ads, make Up pages, write headlines, lake photographs and other essential duties con- nected with the publishing of a newspaper. 06 Features Wiz aft .,g,.tSi 2 3 .2-kgi,3mfs3gi'.5,,.,2? t 1. 'TV P19 fi 'A . . Writing features for the WOLF TALES are Danny Thompson, associateg Sandra Cliburn, feature editorg mg ,Q I ,- . , . Connie Ratcliff, feature editorg and Brown Furlow, as- .gi ., f' . sociate. -:2',v Lag Y. bg, 5 : 2 my QA. ' , an Qtx,,.b Ai, 1. -5? Vs : 17 f Advisor of the WOLF TALES is Bur- lian Walker. sk- ff? .a Staff Sells Ads, Makes-up Paper, Then Studies!! xi 3. Sports . iurlian Walker, advisor, is seated beside Steve Alt- nang Ellis Stuart and Elton Lewis, sports editors. Not Iictured are Nat Grice, Larry Waltman, and Ricky Vindham. News, Club, Art . Seated Il lo rj Lesa Smith. art editor: Pat Bern-ttg Gayle Frazierg Sheila Nettles, News Editor. Islarzdingj Teresa Jo Culpepper, Ginger Willisg Greg Anthony, Alice Walters, Columnist, Moore Turnbog Delia Wood, club editorg and ,lackie Walker, news editor. No! pictured is Carol Ann Williams. vii:- 'S P Qin - ' 'af ,fv'3 v We . ' 1 :'- 'Q , ,ug x l it A' in . a w Qt 'I'- .AWY 'if' 'll 4' - f We Seventeen Join Staff for Second Semester Joining the staff second semester are Il to rl Kathy Walker, Mike Richardson. lane Miller, Beverly Sartin, Mike White, Bruce Edwards, Carla Lehmann, Frank Carter, Lucian Noble, Susan Boyles, Rex Stowers, Keith Watts, Cheryl Berryhill, Don Shiv- ers, Roy Rutland, Sandra Berryhill. and Max Noble. 107 Cobra ,batter Publishes Bi-Monthl Paper ' ,, .. A, K WI H V she.-i:..i:,is. sms. I.':.i:.Is.i':,!i5li:2afz.!i1aiz3i:! I i i-lw5i'i'f5'iY ii i'-HIFI'-'il .put-'-'.'! '1-tau.-Thlmivv E5 nl ul I I I I I I I I I ave? 'Q -'1-1 ei-3-f -my -I .ln-l-ll.lLlB.lS-ILILILILIE.lliiiielzi-Iliff iz. Ie. ii. ie. ir! ii-1.EiEl3EEi:.! UF' l ' I I'- lv 1- A .. ..., ,, V I ' li.!,E-JIBJILQISQISQIQIB! Eiivfiiwifaizi IEEHMEZEEQEHE me an-1 un V Ie! Ia! ie! iii! iii 5:1 ,. an uw ' Is! Ia! E! First row, lefl lo right. are: Chuck Langley, Bob Landress, James Tarvar, Charles Booker, Jeff Ray, Chuck Sewell, Jeffrey Weeks, and Steve Russell. Second row, left to right, are: Ginger Thurman, Cinene Hutson, Debbie Newman, Dianne Dees, Jennifer Hall, Marilyn Britt, Lisa Lusk, Debbie Johnson, Helen Mullen, Kathy Berry, and .Janet Douglas. Third row: Mrs. Rivks, sponsor. Ann Lowery, Cathey King, Kay Lowery, Scotty King, Anne Ray, Cinene Popham, Jackie Weeks, Denise Landress, Debbie Dube, Janette Ray, Debra Sharp, Suzanne- Coleman. Fourth row: Glenn Byrd, Danny Sewell, Tim Lowery, Lee Berry, Richard Dube, Randy Bell, Randy Assink, and Bill Smith. EXECUTIVE STAFF: Erlilnr .........,... . . .Tim Lowe-ry ,'4SSl..9IIllll Erlilur . . .... Lf-f' Berry N!'IlA.Y Erlilorx . . , ...... Debra Sharp Suzuiinv Colvniun Fmlzzra' Erlilor .... .... H 1-li-n Mullen Bll.Sl.l1l'S.S flIlllIIlf.fl'fS . . . . .Kay Lowery , I' 1 ' . Svolly King l JE Spwriril Eflilur . . . . . .Callivy King E -, j flrl Erfllnrs . . . . . ..lL14'ki1' Wf't'ks T ' N Gini-nv Popliuni Spnrlx Eu'ilur.s . . . . .Kathy Berry Danny Sewell Spnrisnr . . . . .Mrs. Je-an Rii-ks 108 Young Republicans ffer Political Education Q1 I1 I1 I1 I1 irr' I1 I It lrw I1 lx 31 liii Iii I3 IZ Iii Iii if I3 'IE IZ' I ill 'I ll ln. ,IIs 'Ill 'll 'll Ill 'll 'll' ll 2, I 1 g' g al ll Ill gl 'I I I 1 1 ar 1 W' 3 1 'ff '1 EF E' YOUNG REPUBLICANS, under the sponsorship of Danny Harrell and Harold J. Patterson, elected Sherry Alexander as chairman and Gary Smith as vice chairman. Patsy Davis is corresponding secretary, while Kathy Welch is recording secretary. Wade Parham serves as treasurer. Purposes of the new club are to develop all Young Republicans on campus into an intelligent, aggressive, and cooperative Republican group, and to provide the student body the means for getting a practical political education. .. . , Q, Y 3 , .1- r - , '- Newman lub ,fl Open to Students Mike Keeler and Adeline Attaya are among Newman Club members. The Newman Club, open to all students, is the ' ' Catholic religious organization on campus. l i In ,R . .i gd' l ,'i 9Tt-A41 s ff - .f'ilo'f '7i?i? I Pi iff- iw- X . ,GP 1 ,,, +3 ' 109 Delta Psi Omega Charters Chapter, lnitiates 13 New Officers are Gene Spring, chairmang Molly Carruth, sub-chairmang John R. Landress, director of the Co-Lin Cast. t 4 f - at -'lf be 1 X, no f I 1 Members ' 4 ,.. , Initiated as charter members of the Co-Lin Cast Delta Psi Omega, national honorary college drar fraternity, are ll Lo rj Virlie Griffin, Susan Boyles Betty Sue Rigby, Molly Carruth, Burlian Walke Gene Spring, Andy Geoghegan, Jesse Bowman, Stuart, and ,lohn R. Landress, director. Also ini were four other former students fother than Walks ,loan Buckley, Kirk McDaniel, Alan Fuqua, and Balson. Andy Geoghegan, secretary and treasurerg and Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Griffin of Monticello entertain the new members with a dinne, party following initiation ceremonies, conducted by John Landress. Five Former Students lndueted as Members F , ! 5 i , B L-'I-A Hull WW F9454 'ima' ' wirm, F'x19l'l5N'4'31fLip',-3k,q iw , X l Elise College Choir, shown after the annual Christmas concert, makes numerous appearances throughout the district during the school year. A spring tour is made which is the of the year. Festival, a pre-school retreat where auditions are held and rehearsals begin, and practices add to the fun of the choir. John E. Russell is choir director ,mms F131 Choir Presents Annual Concert , rdf? 7 1 'K 3 , x I i ' Following the Christmas concert, a reception was given in the private dining hall for visitors. l i zf-15, 1 f u 1 A Co-Lin's Famed Show Band Adds Sparksl. Marches ln Governor s an Inaugural Parade as i f 4 FLAG GIRLS are Debbie Dube, Mary Alice Hawkins, Janet Douglas, Martha Plunki ett, Debbie Stennett, Betty Rigby, and Sigrid Russell. 4 1 I Drum Mfzjorette Glenda King , .i to Many Parades and Games Stage Band Performs at State Soil Conservation Meet in Jackson BAND OFFICERS are fl Lo rj Jerry Daughdrill, vice president: Larry Chavis dent: and Kenneth Wayne Douglas, secretary and treasurer. Not pictured is G g Bl rt air, repo er. r ---,h E ei? Mississippfs riginal Dancing Coedsii 'll ,, -4U----1 Q -P z - I s ' Q lullliu n f- wage V ' IIQ WH 5 i ZH-1 V .ww f 'S '-4 ' ,, Q v. - COLETTES are Cfront, Z to rj Debbie Dunaway, Head Colette, Wanda McKinney, feature twirler. ISecondl Marsha Gregg and Debbie Willis, captains fThLrdj Debbie Jackson San dra Grayson, Charlene Gaul, Susan Everett, Daphne Landress. fFourthl Brenda Holder, Mary Dees, Mary Pettigrew, Rita Farmer, Kathy Assink. fFLfthj Kay Sewell Bonnie Ken nedy, Pat Yalch, Pam Ward, Vicky Godbold. fSixthj Jane Miller, Gayle Frazier, Helen Mullen, Theja Jones, and Alice Walters. Not pictured are Peggy Netherland and Lynn Smith Co-Linis Show Band and Colettes performed at nine football games this year, and at Co-Lin High's homecoming. They marched in eight Christmas parades, in the Governor's Inaugural Parade in January, and in the Dixie National Livestock Parade in February in Jackson. The groups, under the direction of Stanley W. Stewart and Mrs. Diane Buster, entertained at the State Soil Conservation in Jackson. lnvitations are numerous throughout the year. Co-Lin's Show Band and Colettes are recognized as one of the most outstanding units in the nation. In recent years the groups have performed in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D. C., and in Louisville, Kentucky, Dallas, New Orleans, and several times in the Cotton Carnival in Memphis, as well as every major event in the state. 116 Head Colette Debbie Dunaway at the C0-Lin Colettes Featu re Twirler Wanda McKinney Captains Debbie Willis and Marsha Gregg N awww' Performing Requires Work . . . 7 . bw 'Cx . , 'lx im- QV ., arf, . , N 4 1 Q,- .- Eg: 5 Q' .. 2 ..4,. , ' '-A . -or QNX- I Si K t if-W . MV' V L lv 'ka it 1- 'Q E ' , . . V- W 3' i FM: . l H 1 'lm llxsfw ' if 1 if Cosmetolog tudents, Club Elect Senior and Junior Officers OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLUB of Cosmetology Students' Club are fl to rl Kay Edwards, committee chairman, Mary Green, secretary and treasurerg and Dot Smith, president. Homecoming Display . . . JUNIOR OFFICERS arefl to rl Sarah Rushing, vii-e presidentg Donis Case, secretary and treasurer: Barha- ra Langston, president, and Janice Norton, committee chairman. Sponsoring activities are Mrs. Virginia ln- gram and Mrs. Faye Hill. 118 f 1 45123 it . , 3 DECA Open to D T Students DECA, standing for Distrihutivf- Emluva- mn Cluhs of Ami-rie-11, nrgunizvtl first sc'- vstvr lust yt-ur with nine' rnvnihe-rs from 0 Distrihutiun antl Murlwtiiig Ti-vlinnlngy 'partnn'nt. In April tht- group vmnpf-tf-tl tht- Stutc' Lvucli-rsliip Corifvrs-in'v. Thir- vn stuili-nts uri- mvinlu-rs of DECA this 'ar. 5 f-, V5.1 Q ' N I 'l 1 +2 , x ' ' 51' L64 5 Vi l X i t if f y?- M 1 ' .5 5 l if I, 4 ' I ,,, tx ,, . . W I 5 Officers of DECA are ll to rl Kyle Mize, sponsor: Lanny Stewart, prffsitlentg Kathy Walkvr, reporter: Claris Hux, par liamvntariang Brenda Remington. serre-tary: and Jane Alffxandor, vice preside-nt. mf ' .' 54, 1 eil 'mfg' T? wiv?- Q 1' UL K' I Hs! I!Lll2fl'.fl l it I ll it .- n I I i ' i - il Hi-Y Members Have eekl tMeetings 7'!l'l Il lU l?'lU'lU lC'4P 3ll1liQ ls. rr.i,3:...tmi, vi! l.!a:.s:.,...ii:'.!r:.!i.!i.3l..l:.!i.!i:,.:...!l:!a.!l:!i:!n:!l.':. ' ' 'I ll ll' ll I in an -r-1 In an mu lui I I 1 11 f.!f55t?.! I Wd IJ 'ua NE hd Hi-Y offiet rs are Steve Craham president: Chester Fortenlierry vice president' Lee Berry, secretaryg Randy Bell, ehaplaing and Terry Smith, reporter. Weekly meetings are hele with eliaraeter-liuilding programs. To vreat:-, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and Community, high standards of Christian Character is Hi-Y's motto A sweet if S g +.ifi i'A f,.w'g f i if 1 f t 2 f , ,gf ,Ms ,HI 'N' J' ': N heart vontest is he-ld f-af-h year. Science Club Hearst Speaker W1 f 7 551 , 11 I , 1' 'f-v.,.,,, 'E i i i if i ' ,f 5 F ,GWI i 1 V4 .V Z ,A ,.-4 . t t - g,s.,ssy1 , is ,a V .i .-?2f1'?rFZ? ?f?1x 20 Sponsor Freddie H1-ndf-rsnn pose-s with memlif-rs of the Sric-nre Club who hear interesting speakers during the school year. Y-Teens Sponsor 'Teacher ppreeiation Day? J ,,....f... aff 1 wg l 'I if l li -I f . ..,j . 2 NV ,a-W. I ' J A X X. v . Officers are Sue Mason, Service Chairman: Debra Sharp and Janette Ray, Program Chairmeng Kathy Assink. Music' Chairmang ,laekie Weeks, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Mary Lou Lan' dress, Sponsorg Anne Ray, Treasurer: Cindy Smith, Servive Chairmang Ann Lowery, Publicity Chairman: Kay Lowery, Program Chairmang Beverly Miller, Musir3Chairman1 Helen Mullen, President: Janet Douglas, Recreation Chairman: Kathy Berry. Secretary: Denise Landress, Sevretary. s pu 4? so ,IL by Mrs. Mary Lou Landress, the Y-Teens sponsor Teaeher Appreciation Day and other artivities sueh as Hi-len Mullen annual faculty children Easter Egg Hunt. 17l'l'Sl'I!l'lIf 121 5 Veteran Association rganizes This Year ' n v -V V , ,. M Q , ., 1 A I . l I f A. . ,ma ,. N .A A . t Q , Tu ll: , ' .QA 4' 1- . - - ' - -. . QK: 1 V V it X f I we , l , Q .i X X 3 if' 1 . V if at t 4 W G x A Officers of the Veterans Association are fl to rj Steve Altman, presidentg Roy Rutland, vice presidentg Don Summer: treasurer: and Harold J. Patterson, advisor. Not pictured is Curtis Bercli, secretary. 'U ' eff N' aw Sw we iw fa-at tis tae txiw Eitiiiiiiiiiiiifliiifiiiii it Q 3? 1 sz.. x N 36? mm? .Vg 3 -9 'HY MS my I V E 's i , ww im mi me K S F -W, 'gif gl Qlw ii:-'P' if Mt -Q-H I 'K 'WWE --35.3 Veterans Association organized first semester this year with 35 members and associate members. To keep its members informed with various benefits and privileges of the G.l. Bi is the purpose of VA. 122 Art Students' League Show Exhlbits Among members of the Art Students' League are fl to rj Trace Clay, secretary: Lesa Smith, presidentg Joe Vance Pitts, sponsorg Mrs. J. M. Tysong Moore Turn- bo, reporterg and Molly Carruth, vice president. 1 l . , 1f.,,,4,,I I V ,. ,fr 4 M of , li ff W'- -. .vi W f gl J 7 M M Young Woman S AllX1lldI y mute on campus monthlx for IHINHII n In 1 l YWAS eet ont W M ' ed programs S , ...Mf- J 2.4,-.,,X .,,, . 6 :xnxx-o 24 ., 2 2, 'nr ,P .E , 4, ,.: - f ff MWWJML 'Q 'ififx Classes I 125 'M Q A . - Mike Pace Heads Sopbomores S --. N Q si wi9.ff1s'Qifc1i' .Leif -V 'ff fc x5..O.- 'Nw N NL -,I i tif Y X Q -exfqg' , 1 , I . 'S 'X Qx, gifs, . ii wi- 5. S .gQE34'if .ff ' I ,,,,, ., - 5 . , i uw V ' -2. ,nxt V' X 1. J P, J . . , .hw mig- 5 ,,:,. .f ' . A LEADING SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES are Il Lo rl Mike Pace, presidentg Sandra Scott, vice presidentg Debbie Richarson, secretaryg Phil Verzywvelt treasurer and Jackie Corban and Robbie Mann, representatives to the Student Association. RITA ADAMS Hazlehurst .IAMES AILES Wesson BILL ALEXANDER Jaycee DAVID ALEXANDER Mendenhall SHERRY ALEXANDER Boguc Cbilto CHARLES GARY ALLEN IVIontim'1-llo HENRY ALLEN Brookhaven TOM ALLIVION Fzlyvllf' PAIGE ALLRED Fayette- EDWARD R. ANDERSON Hazlf-burst STEVE ALTIVIAN Brookhaven .IENNY ANDINC 6 Brookhavr-ii 52.51. 59 9 tg, z I A W X2 I , 'F agggag tw N bw ,,, , Q. I . '0 I F3534 A- .--M, ..., . . . N , .vfx 5 I t, L.. ' M Mf'fRfim r if x -as x es It gf ' -1 '- T ' , , e .7 ' ' ,Nh . 1. am., 53- . V : x,j:,.-?eff'iE'?i'2E wit . W ' 55: MA 'W' 5 iiiviiriiu I ,fi H ' . A J .,-N .v :f-'fi 'ifiz-vez X 'f , af: . ' ' f-,:'4i4!5 ?5! Q,.,g.51:,ff32,...5 A - R I , W. .gfau,'. X ,. lag -11. 3-4212331524-'1 ,NX T-jo, ,J-X 4 - I . ' .,.3.'-W ' . 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JANE BERRY Pinola CHERYL BERRYHILL Natvhvz SANDRA BERRYHILL Natcfhvz SAMMY BLACKMON Montivc-Ilo BILLY BLAIR Pinola GEORGE BLAIR New Hs-Ivron NEIL BLAIR Pinola MIKE BOBO N8I4'I1Q'Z LARRY BOGGAN Mc-ndvnhall RICKY BOGGAN Mvmlc-nhall DONNA BOONE Brookhuvs-n MARLEY BOWMAN BFOUIQIILIVCII WAYNE BOYD Brookhawn 7 DON BOYLES Munlive-llo SUSAN BOYLES Moniic'4'llo VIRGIL BRAWLEY Brooklwuwn CHARLES R. BROCK Crystal Springs RONNIE BRENT NL1I1'lwz BARBARA BRIDGES Snnlug ROSE MARY BRITT Brnnlxlmuwn THOMAS BRITT Loyal Slzlr BILLY BROOKS New Hvlrron BRENDA BROWN Brnokhavvn DAVID BROWN Fuycfllv LIBBY BROWN Brnnkhavf-n SAMUEL HUGH BROWN Brnukhavc-n WALTER BROWN Faye-Uv BRADFORD BROWNE Brooklmavc-n VICKIE BRUMFIELD West Linvoln BOB BRYAN IVIl'8.flVllIC BRODIE BRUNLEY Crystal Springs .IAMES BUFKIN Wesson CHRIS BULLARD Brookhava-n .IERRY BURKETT Bogus Clntlo DOROTHY BURNETTA Sonlug .IOAN BURNS Boguc- Cllillo CARLTON CAMPBELL Nalvln-Z LOUIS CANFIELD Nutr-Iur-z MELINDA CARBY Nallvlwz BILLY CARROLL Crystal Springs MOLLY CARRUTH Broukhuvm-n M' WNW? QQ My 4? -599 ,vim Q 'W 39 ' fzj ,.Ax , W W ff' WS.. If 4: . 5 Q' Z- Ju w VX X 6-. V I I A -q .- ..-V.,-ff., ll.. an wg, A A v- f Q If X' W , ,X ZS, rv W - f T H:7f 5 A' . E X E r E 'VAF A T j QI, IH x M, ' T 5 -31 . N f- 2 I eff , X , . , x - . c f-,., . - -Q In , LEBOY CHATIVIAN Nalrlwz LARRY CHAVIS Nc-w He-bron THOMAS FRANKLIN fl U III Mmlliwllo SANDRA KAYE CLIBIIRN Huzls-hursl DONNY CLYBURN Gvorgc'lmvr1 BILLY COLEMAN Wt'S5llll ROY COLEY Uniun Churvh DANNY CONN Topvfia Tillun ELLA COOK Bogua- Chillo JACKIE CORBAN Fuym-llc' TOMMY COTHEBN .Iayr-ss .IAMES COTTON Mn-uflxillv EUC EN E COUNTS Pinola JIMMY COX Brookhavf-n TERESA CULPEPPER NICIIIIPIIDLIU BETTY ,IEAN CUPIT Natf'h4'z .IERBY DAUCHDRILI New Hvlrron BILLY DAVIS Roxic DONALD DAVIS Jay:-ss JOAN DICKEBSON Wcsson .IOE DICKERSON New Ha-hmm DEWEY DOUGLAS Crystal Springb DONNIE DOUGLAS SUIIILIQI KENNETH WAYNE DOL CLAS WVSSCJ II DEBBIE DUNAWAY Brookhuw-n CLAUDIA DUNIFER I-Iuzlm-hurst MIKE DUNN Magu- BRUCE EDWARDS 9 Me-mic-nhall LOUIS BILL FAUST Natehez .IERRY FAUVER Brookhaven LINDA FLEMING Natehez KARRON FLOYD Hazlehurst LESLIE L. FOOTE West Lineoln DIANE FORREST Brookhaven BOBBY FORTENBERRY Bogue Chitto CYNTHIA FORTENBERRY Montieello GAYLE FRAZIER Natchez LEONARD FRAZIER Natchez .IAMES FREEMAN Brookhaven RALPH FREEMAN West Lincoln CHERYL FULLER Crystal Springs ARDIS FURNACE Hazlehurst PEGGY GADDY Crystal Springs HERMAN GAINES Fayette LAURA GARDNER Natchez EVERETT GARRETSON Mendenhall MIKE GATES Mendenhall CHARLENE GAUL Monticello EARL GEARING Brookhaven DWIGHT GENTRY Brookhaven ANDY GEOGHEGAN Fayette RONALD GILL Bogue Chitto MACK GILLIS Pinola DIANNE GORDY Hazlehurst RITA GRANBERRY Wesson MARSHA GREGG Brookhaven 5 'lf I M ,QI .., M4 'S s if 'J 4 4 P2 ,Lug f f E I 'X ,Q .Ag W V .. 'fb s uw? f'-N., I g-5.4 kklr 'lwff ,ws rm: V 4. .nw-.A war':4 j, I 1 ..f 5 : N' 2442 T W. ,J-' K:-f - 2? ,. .1 ' 1- 15 A ., , ,,.x., U ,.,, 6,15 A, IX ia. 15:44 ., , H , ... AM ,Q ,M x 2 x-' Y' ,, Y? Q 1-k W A -N, 1, M il v 38' 'YS' I p .. ' , - . - ' , is 3. F , 5 1 QQ - X , sg if A . . 'W :'..Q,w . ,W I I rv at 1. .- or Y. 2 : , Uzfv ,. sul if 'Q J fblm,-2Q'?g:5,., -il.-LIL:-5 X .-1--fzvgk t ij-?g,.,: Q r -uv , , Im NAT GRICE M4-Lulxillv GERALD CRIFI-'ITH BFUOIxIlLlXl'Il ROBBII-I CROVES Nulf'I11'x MAMIE RUTH IIAIFORIJ Mt'LllIX'IIIl' LARRY HALL NLIIVIWZ SANDRA IIALLE Pinulu MIKE HARPER Magm- HENRY HARRIS Nun-In-1 MARTHA HEARD Hazlq-hursl MARGARET HEATIICOCK Silwr Crm-1-lx LINDA HEDCEPETH Monli4'1'lIo FRANKIE HERRINC BI'00I4I1L1Yl'Il CHARLES HERRINOTON Magu- TERESA HILL HLiZIl'IIUI'Sl MIKE HODCES Br'cmkI1aw-rl BRENDA HOLDER Hazl4-Imrsl .IODY HOUSTON Rall:-igh GAIL HUDSON W1-Sson AARON HUFE Brookhax 4-n ALAN HUNTER Wl'hSlJII BETTY H UTCHERSON Brunklum-11 TOMMY HUTTO Mc'111Ix'illv CLETIS HUX MunlI1'4'IIu ELMI-QR L. .IOHNSON I'IL1ZI1'IIlIl'hI ANN .IONES Magm- CLENN ALLEN .IONES I'ILlZI1'IllIl'hI KATHY .IONES I-Iuzlrlmurhl SISSY .IONES I'IilZIl'IllIl'hI THEIA .IONES Meamlville MIKE KEELER Magee KATHY KELLY Brookhaven MIKE KIMBLE Loyd Star GLENDA KING Montieello LINDA KNIGHTON Brookhaven JIM KNOBLOCH Montieello DAISY LANCFORD Meadville PEGGY LANCLEY Bogue Chitto FRED LeCLAIRE Monticello CARLA LEHMANN Franklin County MELVIN LEVY Brookhaven ELTON LEWIS Meadville BOB LOFTON Brookhaven SUSAN LOFTON Brookhaven WAYNE MCALPIN Crystal Springs BARBARA MCCORMICK Fayette .IAMES MCCURDY New Hebron KELLY MCDONALD Brookhaven WANDA MCKINNEY Meaflville KEN MCLEMORE Roxie LEROY A. MCMILLIAN Hazlehurst JIMMY MQNAIR Hazlehurst DON NY MADDOX Magee ETHEL MAGEE, .IR. Mendenhall KATHLEEN MANCOLD Hazlehurst MARTIN MANCOLD Hazlehurst ZENO MANGUM Magee iii -ji, g ' . 5511 1, we 34 3' 1' I , ft 15553: , A - f , N . .. ,, I 55---3 ' W, ..: ' 15' 'I fi . y 1, Q., x g,l:,i,3,.,5 .. . . ,,N n L V, 3-531 M'2 ,,-Y ii il' vu I 4 ' Z Q., 9- 'f..' , L .- ' 355' .r f. ': 3' ,Iii A -f y, im , M 'IN 0 i C 3 Q, Y 'H 511 - X 0 x 654 ,X A ,Q ai X x. ,L gl 5 r L , N ,-'t ,.:,g 'pts Q i Q y law! I :N ,Q V M 7 .Aga a 5' - . vi CE' I , 3 'S .-rv vp' 4 vsa Y wh-v- T ds, , .-: ff f 14 , .,., , I vs. H E . ah Q ,I www if 3. , i fl 4' Sv! 1 s in T M' uf . 7 J- I ,. e4 141 K 1. ' B.. cf .4 'fn' EJ ' Q: ' :- 1.243 Q - Ne if vp, W' ..-A 3 N 9 I 4 4 4 Na ,. - 'r-1: . A Q It I ROBBIE MANN Fayvllc' JAMES MARTIN Mvadvillc- CURTIS MASON Ruth MARY MAXIE Monlif-vllo IAN MELANCON Brookhuvvn JANE MILLER Hazla-hursl ANN MOAK Brookhuwn BUDDY MULLINS Mvmivnhall JEFF MYERS Silvvr Crm-k IOHNNIE NELSON Hazlc-hursl SHEILA NETTLES Nano-he-z GAY NEWELL Loyd Star LUCIAN NOBLE Fayefltv MAX NOBLE Faye-tlv MARK NORTON Brookhaven TOMMY OWENS Brookhavvn TONY OWENS BFOOIQIIZIVFH MIKE PACE Magee STEPHEN PARKER Crystal Springs CATHERINE PEETS Brookhavvn BILL PITTMAN Me'a4Ivillf- MARTHA PLUNKETT Bogus- Chillo CHARLES W. PRICE Brookhavvn DONALD .IOE PRICE Brookhawn .IIMMY PRICE Bogua- Chillo PATRICIA PRITCHARD Loyd Star MIKE RAINER Hazlvhursl LENON RANKIN Fay:-ttv GLEN REED Bruoklmwn BILL REEVES BI'0llIiI1L1W'Il BARBARA REMINCTON Wvssun HERMAN REYNOLDS Magm- SANDY REYNOLDS Nulvlmm-z DEBORAH RICHARDSON Bl'0UIiIlLlV4'Il LINDA RICHARDSON Bl'UOIxIILlW'l1 MIKE RICHARDSON Bmuklmwn BETTY SUE RICBY Ulivzl RANDY RITCHIE Bruokhawn ALEX SANDEL Nutr-he-z BEVERLY SARTIN Magm- IANICE SCARBOROUCH Huzla-hursl SANDRA SCOTT Brmmklmvc-n KAY SEWELL We-Asarli EDWIN SHELTON We-ssun DON SHIVERS News Hs-Irrun BECKY IO SHOWS IVIl'INI1'IlIlL1II SHELLIE SILLS .Im-ksmm BARBARA SMITH Bugua- Chilln DOUG SMITH BI'UUIxIlLlW'l1 ELI.IAH SMITH Bmnklmx'a'n C-ARY C. SMITH BmnkI1L1x'4'l1 HENRY SMITH M ug: -4- .IOHN SMITH Cullman .IUDY LYNN SMITH Bmulxlluwn KAREN SMITH Loyd blur' LARRY .IOE SMITH Nvu I'I1'Izrnn fi . . M ' 1.191 ff ' A Kr, I f 7 A I if ff . .Q , .,., JC' I 4 of U 9 A if I ., ' rr fr ' 4 ge? v 'uh rw J 4 . . 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RICHARD SMITH Crystal Springs TERRY DENNIS SMITH Brookhavc-n PAULINE SMITHMEIR We-ssfrri KEITH SPEED Mage-4: DEBBIE STENNETT Magm- .IOHN BUFORD STEPHENS Montiwllo MARILYN STONE Nan-hex REX STOWERS McComb JENNY STRAIT Hazlf-hurst IANE STUARD Brookhavon JANICE STUARD Brookhavf-n CHARLIE FRANK STUART Hazlc-hursl ELLIS STUART Hazlvhursl LESLIE STURCIS Brookhaven STEVE SULLIVAN Moadvillfx JANE TARVER Wesson TERRY TAYLOR Brookhaven JESSE TERRELL Brookhavcn TONY THAMES Iaycss CAM THURMAN Brookhawn JIMMY TISDALE Wesson DIANNE TOWSEND Brookhawn MOORE TURNBO Wvsson VICKY TYNES Montive-Ilo ALBERT VANCE W1-sson STANLEY VARNER Magvv PHIL VERZWYVELT Magm' ARNOLD WALKER N4-w Hvlmron 6 DANA WALKER Nzllvhvz .IACKIE WALKER Bruuklulvvll .IOE DALE WALKER M1-nrIc'r1Iu1ll KATHY WALKER IVI0nli4'1'Ilo ONA WALKER Wvssun PATRICIA WALKER Faye-llc WANDA WALKER Bogus- Chitlu BEVERLY WALLACE NL1t1'I1c'z DALE WALLACE Boguv Chitlo ALICE WALTERS Magvc' RONALD WALTERS Crystal Springs PAM WARD Nf-w Hvbmn TARVEY WARD Monlivvllo .IANET WARREN Magm- JUDY WARREN Magcfc KEITH WATTS Nair-In-Z BOBBY WAY Harrisvillc TOMMY R. WEEKLEY, JR. Silvvr Crcfvk DAVID WELCH Magee' MILTON WEST Bruukhavf-n ANNETTE WHITE Hazlc-hursl .IACK W. WHITE BFUOKDLIVUII MIKE WHITE Brookhaven ROGER WHITE BruukIu1w-n ANN WHITTINCTON IVIf-Lulvillf' WILLIAM L. WILKINS IVIf'CumIm CAROL ANN WILLIAMS IVI1-mlm-nhull ANN WILLIAMSON IVIm1li11'II0 'I Z ' V ,. . ,,,,. .Vw . ,V V ..,,, b'V - sf Q IQ megfen :N I A mf A 4' 2 Saw 4 W X xg fi!-1 3 '56 , Q is . Q Q Ni YN ,..,., fig MEAL I .1-L.. W W . 1., .. , . I . , , .. ,. . .. .,.I, V ,.,,, ,,.,.., - ,LI .. . ,.,. X2 fa . V4 f fm V '2 1:g2 , M J T 3 1244 U Q 3 M , axe :G 3131 V W I J 'z,:,5,z , I . ' -v, f Y ww ' . ' ' ' ?3'.E, kSf1vi' ' H 'V , 1., L fag? Q I .. V,-,f,I. fy., A :V -gh :,VVV.,VV3,5: V . V , ,VV ,, .5 V .VS . U fp- ., ,, ,,W5g4- LV , A , .ew ,, -, Zi,-I - 5251 ,-: I ' gl jg- ' ,Q 'iffi Q mf , :,, +. , .43 - ,,1a2Efz ,wfI,.,s fr., wx f, 1 41, 23 57i ff, nw, fvyffz' 21 -if .XA A - - K f f L. -,ff - 1,w,,',, W ax iw- Z, r M - ' f'f 9'1fQ - ' 2'-, mrs 2 G 'i'1 .I rw '. ' I ' Wi' 2 'Q -Eff 4 W WLV TX-r Tv . ,.-, ., MQ' '.,' -. A f' Q U Q at F xv-ii fx ,Am fi? gg , ' ', K I1 I' Y I PENNY CHANDLER A -I I Crystal Springs , IOHN LANE Magee A, p J, I I Y I I DEBBIE WILLIS Nutr-he-z GINGER WILLIS Mf'nIlI'nlIall BOBBY WILSON Hazlcliurst LARRY WOLFE Nan-In-z TOMMIE WOLFE Plnola DELIA WOOD Hazlcliurst .IOE WOODYEAR Roxio IAMES YARBROUCH Now Hvlvron ROBERT YEACER Baton Rouge-, La. KAREN YOUNG Boguv Cliitto HAROLD E. CARTER Brookhavvn PHILLIP CASE Wesson Pictures Missing in 1972 Trillium SOPHOMORES1 FRESHMEN: SPECIAL: BERT BRIDGES CHARLES G. ARNOLD MARILYN C- DLANTON p . Mendenhall Mvadville WCSSOII MONNIE BRITT KENNETH BOWMAN DAVID R- CARY Wesson Crystal Springs MOIIIIWIIU DONNIE S. BROWNLEE LARRY R. COLEMAN JESSE DEAN Brookhaven Hazlvhurst HIIZICIIUTRI DONNY CLYBURN TONY L. FORTENBERRY ROBERT HAMILTON Georgetown Brookhaven WCSSUII .JAMIE FULLER SONNY GIBSON CAROLYN HERRINCTON Boguc Cliitto Wesson Brookhaymi JAMES I. LITTLE PEGGY JEAN RENEROW MABEL RUTH KELLY Crystal Springs Natvlic-z BVOOIKIIHWII I DARRYL OSTER CLARENCE STEWART. JR. SUE LITTLE Brookliaven Hazlf-hurst HZIZNIIUTSI MIKE POSEY JAMES GARY KING MORRIS RICHARDSON Brookhaven jay-55, BF00lill2.lVi'I'l JOHN HENRY SMITH JAY COVE Wesson Brookhaven RICHARD SHIVERS SMITH L Shivcrs I3 Ll Ton Boutwell Heads 1971-72 Freshman Class BILLY ABRAM Monticello CHARLES ADCOCK Magee HAMP ALBRIGHT Brookhaven DALE ALDRIDGE Roxie JANE ALEXANDER Mendenhall WILLIAM PAUL ALEXANDER .layess LEN ALFORD Kentwood, La. ENOCH AILES, JR. Wesson TED AINSWORTH Magee CHARLES H. ALLEN Bogue Chitto DAVID D. ALLEN Monticello ,IEANENE ALLEN Loyd Star REGGIE ALLEN Brookhaven STEVE AMOS Hazlehurst GENE ANDINC f Wesson MIKE ARNOLD Meadville TW' ,.. A15 to 1 4 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS are Il Lo rj Vickie Godbold, representativeg Lesa Smith treasurer Steve Amos se retaryg Tony Boutwell, presidentg .Ian Mitchell, representativeg and Lynn Smith v1ce president -. wily . A . tb: 5 1 . 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Ohio CINDY BOWMAN Loyd Star JESSE LEE BOWMAN Wesson TERESA BOYD Brookhaven 15 WANDA ASHLEY Hazlehursl ADELINE ATTAYA Brookhaven OWEN ATKISSON New Hr-hron GLEN AUSTIN Nalvhez SHIRLEY AUTMAN Silver Creek LARUE BAKER Brookhaven CRECC BALL Monticello MIKE BALLARD Brookhaven JAMES BALLOW Hazlehursl RUBY BANKS Pinola HOWARD BARHAM Sonlag ROBERT BARHAM Sontag WALTER BARKSDALE Brookhaven BOB BARLOW Hazlehursl BEN BARNER Wesson MIKE BARNETT New Hehron .IERRY BATES Brookhaven SUSAN BEALL Wesson DENNIS BEASLEY Hazlehursl ANDY BELL Brookhaven DAVID BERKLEY Bude MICKEY BERRY Pinola LINDA BISHOP Natchez SUSAN BLAIR Silver Creek JOHN BLOCKER. IR. Brookhaven ff. Direction - Upside Down GRADY BOYKIN Nitehez ESTER BRAY Meadville LORAINE BREAZEALE Bogue Chitto .IOHNNY BRIDGES Monticello LARRY BRITI' Brookhaven MARGARET A. BRITT Brookhaven PAM BRITT ' -Brookhaven RONALD BRITT Magee TONY BRITT Brookhaven WEBB BRITI' Loyd Star SUZANNE BROCK Crystal Springs ANTHONY BROWN Wesson JOEY BROWN Mendenhall MIKE BROWN Natchez RAY BROWN Natchez SAVAGE ERIC BROWN Brookhaven CHARLENE BROWNE Brookhaven MAXIE BRUCE Pinola HANK BRUMFIELD Natchez JOHNNY ROE BRUMLEY Crystal Springs NANCY BUCKLES Mendenhall TONY BUCKLEY Brookhaven JANICE BURNEY Crystal Springs LEROY BURNETT Bogue Chitto MARILYN BURNS Enterprise 'li W a re.. , -:Q 'ii , -nr.-,, Q W ' - V32-f .sa Q It I W v-Q., 1,-555253 4, ' Z' , 1? ,-9 W . EQ: 'zizf' ,x , 'Y 3 2, A XX a 3 . , La? ,A S-A -1 .f 'H .. - f M rfr . . f 1 4 1-wavy, , gg , qv ,. Qi 'e' 5 'f, 3 1 wtf 40 It's here somewhere. DANNY BURRIS Natchez 'VN DALE BURT Brookhaven EDDIE BURTON Brookhaven I x HAMILTON BUSH New Hebron CALVIN BYNUM Pinola MIKE BYRD Brookhaven JODY CAIN Brookhaven EDDIE CALCOTE Loyd Star I 'bar 9? Q: I S 55 ' E M, 5.-- W I LE ri I R, 7' + 9' 1 '.-, E. 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M A sr' Elf 6 es STARKEY COLEMAN Wesson ROBERT DEAN CONNER Mendenhall JOHN CORBAN Roxie .IACKY LYNN COTTEN Meadville .IOE COX Brookhaven LARRY CRAFT Magee DONALD CRAWFORD Mendenhall PATSY CRIMM Meadville LAMAR CRUSE Eddiceton BO CALLENDER Mendm-nhall STANLEY CANOY Magm- GEORGE CARPENTER Monlii-1-Ilo MIKE CARR Union Churvh PAT CARRELL Mr-nrlf-nhall MARIE CARROLL Magee BILLIE CARTY Wesson ANNIE MAUDE CASE Wesson DONALD CASE Loyd Star JENNIFER CASE BrUUkI'IaVf'n .IO ANNA CASE WPSSUD MARY JANE CASE Brookhaven RICHARD CASE Brookhaven SUSAN CAUSEY MeComh CHARLES CLAY Wesson LARRY GENE CLINE Hazlehursl DANNY COBB Laurel JIMMY MICHAEL COBB Hazlehurst RONNIE COHN Crystal Springs VICKIE COKER Brookhaven CHARLES H. COLE. IR Brookhaven CHARLOTTE ANN COLE D'Lo RACHEL COLE Bogue Chitlo CARY COLEMAN Brookhaven JEAN COLEMAN Mendenhall Y I Anything to get awayl 4 NANCY CUMMINS Meamlville HOYT DAMPIER Monlirello ATLEY DAVIS Monticello BEATRICE DAVIS Sonlag BRIAN DAVIS Fayette LARRY DAVIS New Hebron IKE DAVIS Montivello PATSY DAVIS Bogux' Chilto MARY DEES Wesson DIANE DENNIS Brookhaven JEANETTE DENNIS Brookhaven WAYNE VAN DEVENDER Natvllcz BETTYE DICKERSON Wesson MYRA LYNN DICKEY Meadville LEVI DILLON Brookhaven MIKE DIXON Bogue Chitto BROOKS DOBBINS Crystal Springs TIM DOHERTY Natehez TONY DOUGLAS We,-5-son HERMAN DUCKWORTH Pinola RONNIE DUNN Brookhaven SHERRI DYESS Brookhaven IIMMIE EDWARDS Crystal Springs JOE EVANS Sontag MIKE EVANS Monticello f?s ,V K 36 kg. R ,. - N., L N.. ,adxb ,KX AQE . X 'vi x 5 3: - , , QW' . I .I-11.14. 4 rib - Y 94' 2.3 ' W1 : a ' I nw. A W lm Q I' . ., M I tw Q . -f 'Eg -A W- ' ' Q ,X It x sl I RUSSIA EVERETT New Hebron SUSAN EVERETT D'Lo JIMMY FAIRCHILD Magee RITA FARMER Wesson MARK FAULKNER Crystal Springs FRED FAUST Natchez MARCUS FEAZELL Pinola DONALD FISHER Wesson ERTHA FLEMING Brookhaven 4 'E '. wx '? '! 5 Q- I 'M x W - ' N.. ' 5 ity, ...Una 5 -sq I Q A E3 ' 4 . A qv I- vas. V x. , 'Q 3 W 1 A A :ff WM Q N A-1- W f' '- A- Z .. M vw V? ' Nez. M---' I I 'I I ,I if W f ,,.e,, f ,W .2 ar wx Q we 't1 .' 1 . 2a,1fa:f: ' ' ... f rf , ' f Aw Maw I I :fir , I 9532 ' .,1S' X, Hx 1 -- . pw- 4 K . ,i 5, ' I 'mi .- V-fr , I ' , i f-i-:LIZ , ,1i.,t:1?Z f , , 9-' .. , fbi 91? -Q, fwz.: I V2 A I I Q I.,- I I I N, Af in 5 1 2,f f-iT1- ' ' , ,, .5 A - I I--5-:I 'Q : .:.: 'X LQ I ' , Q Q X I 2-3: -WI wi? I fw- :- Q A 13' ' ' 9 ' ' 'cl-.47 5:51-fail 9.59 'S fag? if fig My I tif L , X KENNETH HALL Bogus Ghitln MIKE HALL Natvhvz VICKIE HALL Hazlvhursl PEGGY HAMMILL Lnyd Slat' PAT HANCOCK Nalvhf-Z RAYMOND HANSON Natvhvz WAYNE HARDY IVIc'a1IxiIIe' ALLEN HARRIS Wesson JAMES HARRIS Hazlvhurat LANGE FOSTER Bmukhawn TOMMY FRIERSON Buras, La. JERRY FULGHAM Hazlf-hum ROSE MARIE FULLER Bogua' Ghitto BROWN FURLOW BruukI1:1v4-H DALE GARNER Roxiv JAN GARNER Mage-0 GARLA GEREN We-sson DEBBIE GILES Brookhavvn ,IEANNENE GILL Budv CAIL GIVENS Magm- VICKY GODBOLD Bogue- Ghittu MEG GOODSON Brookhawn VAN GRAHAM Wesson BRAD CRANBERRY Wesson VICTOR GRAVELLE Brookhaven ANN GRAVES Nalvhe'-Z ROBERT GRAVES Nalvhvz SANDRA GRAYSON Memh-nhall MARY IO GRIFFIN Enlrfrpriaz- VIRLIE GRIFFIN Montivello LIBBY GRUBBS Mendenhall LISA GUYNES Hazlvhurbt DENAY HALL Natchez KATHRYN HALL Hazlvhurst I4 WILLIE HAROLD HARRIS Monlier-IIo KEITH HART Brookhaveri ANGELA HARTZOC Monlieello JAMES HARTZOC Silver Creek JUDY HENNINGTON We:-r-on BERNIE HERRINCTON Magee' . RONNIE HERRINGTON Magee JIMMY HESTER Brookhaven WILL HESTER Meadville BURRELL HIGDON Brookhaven LES HILL Meadville MARTHA CAROL HILL Monlieello RICKEY HILL Meadville KELVIN HISAW Hazlehursl LAMAR HISAW Hazlehursl CARY HODGES Brookhaven BARBARA HOGCATT Brookhaven CLAYTON HOLLIER Hazlehursl HENRY HOLLOWAY Silver Creek LINDA HUNTER Meadville SANDRA INCRAM Crybtal Springs CARY IRBY Meridian JIMMY ISBELL Nalehez BRYANT JACKSON West Linr'oIn DEBBIE JACKSON Natchez I-. . 5 Q73 I 3' I i -rw, www- '. ' .19-14-' 'fi P-P-131, A 2 . X ' -' ' ' .w'. . -:f 1-Q ' 2 wwf: fav . 4 9, 'mii- ' E. Jr' ' :am A ' ' gi- My . . , Nw - c 2 f ,N 4 E S X I- ez, -3.51 ,V 5 'x C-' .Af fr: , ' S3551- - -4 , owe 1 A 'ir V ypgiiqg-4, ,O I , rv'-:ka 29.67512 1 ' , fiffaf - . at ' 9 . GRAHAM JASPER 1 ,II K Hazlehursl DORIS JOHNSON ' Magee .IA ' CARL JOHNSON Hazlehursl HUBERT JOHNSON Wesson NATHAN JOHNSON West Lincoln DEAN JOHNSTON Bogue Chilto .X f 'kk -:snr B. JOHNNY JOINTER Wwe-on CLINTON JONES Who told you? Eu Eu? Bmokhawn 44 4,. Z-L A V B9 35 . I 'fl fix, ,, V ii' -v lf' 5 Ig rf-4 f 4 l .dk '73 ,. Q'-M-of I 12152 M Q at 'x fxgiifgifgsq ,-Q-'N I ,M , P ,, I - 1 1 I K 1.if12?5'EwEf2:s. :iff ' 3 Y 4 if Q5 Q f Y . 9' J CLEMENTINE LEGGETT Sunlag 5 O WB... 'v-N, 31 ..-ull I 'fi Y! 1,Q I 1-A JOHN LEGGETT Brookhavc-n MARTHA LEIGH Nalvhvz MARTHA LEVI Ar . Broukhavcfn - CLEMENNNE LINSON Hail:-hurst JUDY LITTLE Nvw H1-Irron KATHERIN E LITTLE Y s Morllirvllu JAMES LOCKHART I . ,- Magw ' BARBARA LOP'I'ON , 15-. Bronkhawn '2:::' .Y Dirf-1-lmn? r Q 1 1 ' . ' 'X ,Q e Q Q .A Downward .. ,A v JACKIE JONES Huzlvhurhl JAN JONES Ma-mir-nhull LILLIE JONES Mage-1' MIKE JON!-LS Nvw IIll'IJrUII NANCY JONES IVIUIllI4'n'IIn WANDA JONES Oakxule- ROBIN JORDAN HL1lI1'Illlf5I JANET KEEN Bru0kI1uv4-n BONNIE KENNEDY Amin-, La. STANLEY KENNEDY Magm- JOHN KEES Wm-bl Linvuln JAMES KING Roxim' JOHNNY KING Loyd Slat' KENT KING IVIUHII1-rlln MILFORD KING Wvssun PHILLIP KING Mc-aelvillz' PHYLLIS KING Mrrrrliw-Ilo PATTI KNIGHT Crystal Springs DAVID KNIGHTON Bruokhavcn DAPHNE LANDRESS Wvsson DOROTHY RUTH LANGLEY Wf'!w!1llII STEVE LAMPHERE Monli4'r'IIu WILLICE LAW Cnlumlvu5 VICTOR DALE Ll-II-I Pinula LARMON HARRIS Bru0kIluvn'n KENNETH LOETON West Linroln KENNY LOETON McCall Creek KENNETH LOWE Brookhaven JACK LOWERY Wesson TOM LOWERY Wesson .IANIE MCCAFFREY Bogue Chitto JAY MCCARDLE ' Hazlehursl LEE B. MCCOY Mendenhall WAYNE MeCULLOUGI-I McComb LESTER P. MeDAVID Brookhaven DOUG MCELVEEN Hazlehursl DAVID MeGEE Union Chureh HOLLIS MvGEHEE Meadville MARGARET ANN MCGHEE Magee BILL MCGUIRE Crystal Springs MARILYN MeLENDON Hazlehurst JOEY MCNULTY Meadville MARTHA MADDOX Magee PANSY MADDOX Magee PHIL MADDOX Mendenhall EMMIT MADISON Monticello CRAWFORD MAGEE Brookhaven FRANCIE DIANE MAGEE Magee PAUL MAGEE Mendenhall ALICE GENE MAHAFFEY Soniag .neu- rd' r . . I lin . , A- 3,-gy . 4 S V 3 'Tv' , i 1 It . . :- fe gy, -1 . V H 'I 4: Q- .gi ' .,,,. -. I -1:5 -sf, ,,.,, MTW' .- A r v- 7 fl ' ,-QL' X ' A T' T I L -1. 'f r 'i-'1 2-',I'--ff' W I' - -. .I+ 12:21 I 'S wig, --zz 552 -' 0 z X V .Qt :V 'f 1- J .1-Q,-1 H , f gf Q V a Q I-.-v,,,, Qu.. T vw' 4- I 'I I ' E Q V.Wa,,,, A 3- x J? . 2 are 3 K fn- I Q .. .4 ,gl 5 ie Y 4. :fd A 'N A Q Q JE? ' V. 4 ,, 1. N' Q -as, .sig I 3 Hmm. -46941, W I ff vm, MIKE MALTA Brookhaven ESTUS MANGUM, JR. I Magee JACK MAPP Brookhaven DANNY MARTIN if- ,J-If :ij Brookhaven ,, l I WARREN E. MARTIN . Wesson I, FORREST MASSA -' -- Hazlehurst .fi 5 - fin , :-,: 1. ' PAT MASON Natchez DAVID MAY Union Church DAWN MAY Mendenhall t S '..v'T-31.3 V t , . 2325355 - q U Q ,,, 2.31.25 .- . 'lff.L'if ' '2 'if' qv ...-... wr'9'1 N, 5 CgJ'f ,, U N, -SY I K 'f 9 ,, -. :gf .., 1 'TH' -'E ' SAY. ,, 1. if I T258 1:- A. - B 'wr 1 ,,. 647 : gg . 7 1 W, ' 41 i ff , gf .f ,Z I ' -If - f I fr GREG NATIONS Enterprise .IAMES NATIONS Lorman HOWARD NELSON Nalrhvz MARIORIE NELSON Loyd Star PEGGY NETHERLAND Nalcha-z MARK NETTLES Loyd Star TOMMY NETTLES Brookhaven DONNIE NEVELS Brookhaven CAROL NEWBY Bruokhawn HENRY MAY Mvn4I4-nhall JERRY MAY Brooklmaw-r1 JOHNNIE MAY BI'UUIxI'IL1Nl'II JANET MEYERS Bogum' Chitlu CARROLL DEAN IVIIDDI,E'I'UN Hazlvhursl JOSIE MIDDLETON Brouldlavs-n WILLIE L. MIDDLI-ITON Buch- ELQUEST MINOR Hallo-hurfl PAT MINTER Mag:-v .IAN MITCHELL Br4mkI1uv4-n JIMMY MITCHELL BfUUIiI'I11NI'II CARROLL MONTGOMERY Broul-ahawn HARRELL MONTGOMERY Brookhawn LUCIUS MOORE Bogue' Chilln DAVID MORGAN Brookhzlw,-n THOMAS H. MORGAN Mend:-nhall JERRY MORRIS We-anon CHUCK MORSE Amit:-, La. RONNIE MULKEY Mvacivillc WANDA MULLINS Monlif-1,-IIo ARTIS MURRAY Hazlvhurst GLYNN MURRAY Buds- EDDIE HAROLD MYERS Monliu,-Ilo RHONDA MYERS New Hvbron DEBBIE NATIONS Natchez VICTOR NEWELL West Lincoln SANDRA NEWSOME Hazlehurst MARCIA NICHOLS Mendenhall DOYLE NIX Brookhaven LOUIS OGLETREE, JR. Crystal Springs DANNY O'QUINN Fayette SCHULE OZKARAMAN Hanover, Germany DANIEL PACE Wesson FRANTONE PANTEDOS Hazlehurst WADE PARHAM Magee KATE PATE Meadville KAY PATTERSON Jackson PAT PATTERSON Brookhaven GARY PEETS Wesson DEBBIE PETERSON Smithdale MARY PETTIC-REW Wesson .IOYCE PHILLIPS Brookhaven EDDIE PICKETT Wesson JERRY PITTMAN Natchez BECKY PITTS Brookhaven HENRY POLLAN Roxie MARY ALICE PRICE Wesson PAULA GAIL PRICE Bogue Chitto CARY PRESTRIDGE Bogue Chitto HILDA PRIEST Meadville E33 'lil f .l,v', Q t .gr f 53' me 3 i xN,.,ix., Q if. .ii or its 'gigs-5 fi? ii vs : -5? - 'fx JENNIFER RAINER Hazlenurst BETTY JOYCE RANEY Wesson CONNIE RATCLIFF Meadville JANE RATLIFF Brookhaven JOHNNY RATCLIFF Natchez TOMMY RATCLIFF Liberty LEO REEDER Brookhaven ANN REEVES Wesson BILLY REEVES Monticello Direction' gvk x 6 I - I A 1- If Q, I 1 ffl 5' , wa 3 '52 af, 6 , A ,S ffff.-'w , x 1 , .VK ,Vx 9, 'aff 4 4 I eg' 'V X Y 9 EQ' , Y X4 I 4 :G x 55 y V, 2- A .-'mm 1:3':.zf I ' 17 TEXT ,L g -1312-fjsiffigfifz. 31 , A ' .fy nik,-:ez3f.5'Zx:ei?sgl ,P 9 V H '-'Elf i C f. -f ' 'JT' U A ,. f- - , J fi I - ., -, ,xviiipf :W I '53 -I 7 ,f - ii , fig 2 'W-,V A N . ..,,,.,,,. Q , , E Q 9+ ' if . gm.. Q 4 A J www , . 'Q 'Nr 1-vb 4 Mf.:'.f.s' I I 6 f 'I sg.,-.: N f . f A , 2 ' , 'f-:5, ,v- 15- . Vi vi , ,,. JAMES SIMMONS Mendenhall JERRY SISCO West Lincoln RANDY SLONAKER Meadville BEVERLY SMITH Brookhaven BRUCE SMITH Magee CHARLIE MARIE SMITH Wesson DARREL SMITH Monticello DAVID SMITH Brookhaven FRANK REEVES Bogus- Chillo BRENDA REMINGTON Wesson DANIEL RIALS Bogus- Chillo BRENDA RICHARDSON Brookhavr-n JOHNNY RICHARDSON Brookhave-n TOMMY RICKS W1-sson IIMMY RILEY Clinton PAUL RILEY New Hebron CLYDE ROBERTS Loyd Star RANDALL ROBERTSON Natvhr-z STEVE ROBINSON Brookhavvn WAYNE ROSS Mendenhall KEITH RUSHING Montiwllo ELEVA RUTLAND Ruth ROY RUTLAND Jayess BETTY SANDERS Hazlchurst BILLY SAVAGE Meadvillv MARSHA SAWYER Magee CONNIE SCHILLING Hazlchurst GLORIA SCOTT Buds JEANETTE SCOTT Union Church .IEFF SCOTT McCall Creek MARGARET SCURLOCK Hazlehursl WILLIAM EARL SHANNON Hazlehursl TED SHOCKLEE Jena, La. DEBORAH DIANNE SMITH Fishing Trip? Silver Creek Q 1 49 GARY SMITH Brookhaven GARY SMITH Wesson GORDAN SMITH Magee JAMES BRUCE SMITH New Orleans. La. JAMES E. SMITH Bogue Chitlo IOE SMITH Montivf-llo JOHN A. SMITH M:-atlville JUDY SMITH Brookhaven KENNETH SMITH Montieello KENNETH FRED SMITH Wesson KENNETH WAYNE SMITH Natehez L. CLINT SMITH Brookhaven LA WANDA SMITH Brookhaven LEN SMITH Montivello LESA SMITH Brookhaven LYNN SMITH Natchez MARK C. SMITH Brookhaven MARTHA SMITH Pinola MARTY SMITH Brookhaven MARY STELLA SMITH Brookhaven I. MIKE SMITH Magee MIKE L, SMITH Brookhaven MIKE L. SMITH Brookhaven ROBERT WAYNE SMITH West Lincoln RODNEY SMITH Baton Rouge, La, qw' -S5 :CN tk EQ, ROGER DALE SMITH Brookhaven SAMMY SMITH Natchez TERRY SMITH Brookhaven TERRY EDWARD SMITH Brookhaven VICTOR N. SMITH Magee .IAN SOJOURNER Crystal Springs GENE SPRING Brookhaven FRANCES STAMPS Brookhaven LARRY STANDFIELD Mendenhall ...X I 1 W 3 I 4' ' , ' fi I ' T f V Z: , :X f . 5 4 ' 15? . , I I sf' Z. . ,,. sg I ,Z ir'-21 5 ling' 54 Q, l 2 if -- f ,. 60' 'V -, gif? f I f ff rf' 1. fl Q EDLER THOMPSON Brookhaven GLADYS THOMPSON D'Lo HUGH ALLEN THOMPSON New Hebron JOHN S. THOMPSON Summit PHYLLIS THOMPSON Hazlehurst DIANNE TILL Wesson RAY TILLERY Natehez GERALDINE TODD Natchez .IOE TONEY Mendenhall St nf, x TONY STANLEY Meadville ROBERT STANTON Brookhaven KENDALL STEED Natchez BRUCE STEELE Magee THOMAS ALLEN STEELE Meadville IOHN LANNIE STEWART Magee SARAH STRINGER Wesson JIM STRONG Natchez REX STURGIS Brookhaven BILL SULLIVAN Meadville GARY PAUL SULLIVAN Mendenhall MIKE SULLIVAN Magee DONALD E. SUMMERS Brookhaven WILDA SUMMERS Brookhaven MARILYN IOYCE SUTTON New Hebron DAVID SWALM Natchez DAVID TANNER Magee LOUIE TANNER Brookhaven TROY LEE TANNER I-Iazlehurst EUGENE TAYLOR Brookhaven WILLIAM TEASLEY Crystal Springs. MARY TEMPLE Meadville BILL THOMAE Brookhaven CARL THOMAS Natchez DANNY THOMPSON Crystal Springs ,fy ef' V i nh 3 f if , 1 x L, I f v ill ll it I 5 ' WIP! : , -,,, : v- -i Q- Mother told me not to look . . KAREN TOWNSEND Brookhaven DANNY TRUVILLION Brookhaven MIKE TUCKER Hall:-hurbt ROGER TULLOS Clinton DEBBIE TURNBOW Brookhaven DONNA TURNER Magen- DONALD R. TYSON Mvadvillt' TIM VAUCHN Brookhaven IAY VINSON Brookhaven BECKY LYNN WALLACE West Linwln I. L. WALLACE Bogue Chittu JUDY WALLACE Summit PHILLIP LEE WALLACE Bogus' Chillu ROSE MARIE WALLACE Mvatlville BOBBY WALKER Magee CARROLL WALKER Brookhaven DANNY WALKER Brookhaven DEBBIE WALKER Mendenhall DELENE WALKER Mendenhall SAMUEL WALKER Pinola SAM WALSH Liberty IOHNNIE WALTERS Meadville LARRY WALTMAN Mendenhall MELVIN WARD Mearlville STEVE WATKINS Crystal Springs N I ,- -:T , 'V . . ,n al I . , - - W. r . if 2-f A K K If , .cw 'I'-V' 'ima' G' an li v +10 vw' 4' I X xx mf QR 45529 vi I I aff 43 if-fin. ff I A ALICE WATTS Hazlehursl SHEILA WATTS Meadville SANDRA WEATHERSBY Harrisville BRENDA WELCH Pinola KATHY WELCH Magee PECCY WELTER Wesson DAVID WEST Meadville MARTHA WEST Hazlehurst PAM WEST Union Church -s .A - vs ' x .. V ,W vi .Q fa 11 ,. ., ,.,, , - Ei ,. -rs. I E xg? ,I ex 554, my Z rf' :gf Q, .Q , ' -Q- A A I5 I ' I .- W , S4 . 'C - ny N553 1 'ff 1' ' :- 5 .-. , , x 5. ' DIANE ZUMBRO Ch Meadvillc- ,F MIKE ZUMBRO gf, Meadville , LEONARD LOGAN ' Fayette- 1.:,-- ft Q 4 V 2'-V, .. 1. ' E I QW , 3 . . ,I A ,Q J, , KAY WESTMORELAND Crystal Springb TIM WI-IITEHEAD Crystal Springb ALLEN CLARK WHITTINI JN Natvhf-1 ROBERT WHITTI NCTON Natvhs-1 .IOE P. WILLIAMS BTOOKIILIVFII ROBERT WILLIAMS Brookhavvn IAN WILLIAMSON Brookhawn LARRY WILLIAMSON Magm- BRENDA WILSON Montivvlln RICKY WILSON MHgl't' DIANE WINBORNE Brookhaven RICKY WINDHAM Mvndf-nhull LEROY WOODS Roxio PAM WYBLE Bmukhavcn PAT YALCH Natrhvz BERNARD YOUNOBLOOD Rnxif' Fu Fu Did It! Ah, r , ,i--of 1 ffw 54 ' F wif? 1 ' fkfugf b ,uw was . fl ' . .. - Q 1 X fs , f ? r E , 5 2 A, I it 2 f- u , gif YY: 'A S j 1. Z trs rsing officers are Patsy Ljosson, vice presiuentg valarne Ueach, secretaryg Paulette ster, treasurerg Helen Spence, presidentg and Montiel Smith, librarian. Cosmetolog ursing Adult Education ight Classes 5 6 DONIS CASE Brookhaven LAURIE CASTILAW Wesson PAM CLARK Meadville IUNENE CONN Ruth KAY EDWARDS Wesson MARY GREENE Brookhaven LAJUAN FREEMAN Hazlehurst RUBY HARVESTON Brookhaven SHARON JONES Bude BARBARA LANGSTON Oakvale SARAH .IO MANDILL Brookhaven IANICE NORTON Brookhaven MARGIE ROGERS Brookhaven SARA LYNN RUSHING Brookhaven SHIRLEY SELMAN Crystal Springs IVA JO SHOWS Mendenhall DOT SMITH Brookhaven GALE SMITH Brookhaven GINA TURNER Union Church LAURA TURNER Wesson Cosmetology School Enrolls Twent - ne 5 gh vile awk. 'TS 'df' A .' ' ,t 51?-.Ng . Av If 'fn is G Jw, A6 I 1 'off 1 , '51 . N af, . -Ir - ,ffjff LOUISE WILLIAMS Brookhaven .Col iffy .,-uf' Students Accept Patrons as Mode1s,, ,an 4 ft? Making pp f h ircut . . . M s Work' g ' h wigs and h p 2541 Y' Tuff' W EA , 'f ,Mai A, u . ,Y 9 , ,.A, -2. ,.y,,,.v -filxasfa 4 W3 I Q :wg I 1 , ,A 1 . .Q Cosmetology Involves Many Phases I MY,-E s W X. 157 5 PEGGY APPLEWHITE Brookhaven MILDRED ARMSTRONG Bude VALERIE BEACH Hazlehurst DIMPLE BRISTER Jayess PAULE'I'I'E BRISTER .layess KAREN BROWDER Brookhaven PA'I'I'Y COSSON Silver Creek IRA .IEAN FAIRMAN Loyd Star MINNIE FARNHAM Sontag WILLENE GEARINC Brookhaven WILHELMINIA GRIFFITH Bude JEWEL HARTZOG Monticello MILDRED ELAINE HATCHETT Brookhaven WINNIE HENNINGTON Wesson IDELL .IERGINS Wesson BETTY KINZIE Brookhaven MINNIE LUX Hazlehurst PEGGY MULKEY Meadville KAREN MULLINS Meadville RUBY PANNELL Wesson . I Nursing Class . .,, R Opens With 3 FIFFEEN PRACTICAL NURSING STUDENTS receive diplomas in Sept. 1971 cer- emony. Mrs. Jane Martin, instructor, is pictured with the group. V1-1 ii fi' IEAN MARIE REED Brookhaven MARY RICHARDSON Brookhaven FAYE ROLLINS Brookhaven NEVON RUSHING Monticello VIRGINIA RUSSELL Brookhaven HELEN SPENCE Brookhaven MONTIEL SMITH Natchez SHIRLEY SMITH Crystal Springs MARILYN STROUD Meadville MARY TOWNSEND Brookhaven ELOUISE WILLIAMS Brookhaven IOHNNIE WILLIAMS Meadville KATHRYN O. WILLIAMS Brookhaven IENNY WHITE Hazlehurst DARLENE WELCH Bogue Chitto 1 I-gigiiisiimrizisz lsr 42 WWW. 1 M . V f 47.-Z fiir. I, tw U. I A W I - 4' T V ,IB Mrs. Mary Freshwater and Mrs. Jane Martin are shown giving instructions on how to care for the patient. A 4 rift I if ,M I g Q f' '-i-fi P 3 w i -ffl I M i X f fn N- ME' V5 E' r -- .za 1 4 159 60 . it? 5 ,,.,,,,, 3 , xx,Lx , .: 3 Q 2 Academic, Vo-Tech ight Class Taught ight Classes Attract Man For the first time in the collegels history, classes were conducted at night in academic courses. A student may enroll in such courses as Freshman English, Mathematics 103 fBasic Mathj, Biology, Psy- chology, World History, or any other course and receive academic credit for such courses. In the vocational-technical area of the college, night classes were offered such in courses as basic electronics, basic and advanced welding, auto mechanics, nurses aid, air-conditioning, heating, and- refrigeration, machine shop, drafting and design, cabinet making, introduction to heavy equipment mechanics, basic circuits and sys- tems, introduction to data processing, key punch operation, and many others. These courses are available for only a small charge. Such courses as art were offered free to the general public during the school year, helping Co-Lin to truly become a community col- lege. Workshops, clinics, conventions, and other general meetings were conducted on campus. ,A ,I ' l ' , , - , 2eQei , . ' -. 4 23ii :l'f'Z, rfjl'f,':' I C H , -, l1?f-E'f'27Z2 'f ' A 1' ' - 'V . gy- ,f-,?o fa,.f -. ' ii, ,- , --'r , t if e-e- r - - , 'Eff -QL- , ',f'l f , A ' -. 'Q 7 V , ,vi-Yi' , 1 , ' 4 ' f5f it AW? 44' l l P if. -. I i i 'ix l :: Qi f 5 a i Ahx ,,,, X, ' 'W ,L 'lt . M ., N i I .,., my ' fi ,. li l ii i sill . ' ,..,, ,..'f-. 'miiv ' by '- ii f' 'W 'F ,O uf s-, ,f .-A iq f P g A pi N xx l Xb 'iff-, f f i sq' -- Q li Adult Education Enrolls Hundreds Several hundred students, 16 years or older, attended adult basic education classes offered by Copiah-Lina-oln junior College. These elasses, taught by loeal instructors, were offered throughout the Co- Lin district for those who had not completed high si-hool. lnstruetion is from grades 0-12 and upon 1-onipletion the student is eligible to take the General Education Development T4-st QCEDJ to get his high sc-hool equiyaleney. Second semester elasses were offered at Crystal Springs. Wesson. Magee, Loyd Star. Bogue Chitto. Fayette. lVleadville, We-st lfnion. Mendenhall, lVlontieello and several other lor-ations. AK 4 E Z'. W, WW fu a lam WV ,,.. V ,, IF' A s s Q 4: fr: 6 ' I L21 af J L '1 ' , Q ,ff ,ff , Tx ' E High School Classes i l . Tim Lowery Heads 1972 Seniors I Y ,ya J ,Y 'WL I KATHY ASSINK ANN BARLOW DIANE BLAND MAGGIE BRIDGES JERRY BRISTER LINDA BYTHER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS are fxlzznrling. I Io rj Miss Elizabeth Pattcrbon, wponsorg Hr-lf-n Mull:-n, sw'- relaryg Lisa Lusk, rm-porter: Ann Lowery. lreusurf-rg Kay Lowery, repre-senlaliwg Misa, Jane- Ainsworth, Sponsor: Mil-L+' Cloplon. vim- presirlenlg Tim Lowery. president: and Bill Smith, rf-pre-sentalive. RUSSELL CARPENTER JOHN L. CHILDS MIKE CLOPTON Beverly Coleman Reigns as Homecoming ueen BEVERLY COLEMAN RICHARD DUBE CHESTER FORTENBERRY KATHY FULLER PAUL GLASPER STEVE GRAHAM BILLY JACKSON DENNIS JACKSON DEXTER JASPER DEBBIE JOHNSON CATHEY KING ANN LOWERY KAY LOWERY TIM LOWERY LISA LUSK . . -'F S. i I I i ' f f .-' Y , 'L X 41 , , ., all we , A x I R iff. , 33? 5 3 N4 vi, ik k XA! 4- 1 il 2, -. j,i'fQ -Y' .1Q1:vf' -- ,M ' fb if 19- I 1 1' R f 'K 'S fe ., .-SQ fb - .wi Senior Girls Participate in Coiettes . . . BECKY MAGEE 'M RICKEY MARTIN 'mn SUE MASON BOBBY METEER RANDOLPH MONTGOMERY HELEN MULLEN JIMMY MURRAY WILLIE NEWELL JUNE owl-:Ns , FM BRENDA PENDLETON A fri BURDER PENDLETON Q W 51 ,., ,,.-- 'VQY I've got a brand new roller skate . . M' ' M' I6 Homeoommg Court Holds Reception . . . ' GINENE POPHAM ANNE RAY JANETTE RAY I, ,I IA ,I LILLIE SHANNON 1 DEBRA SHARP Q VERNITA SIMS I 3 BILL SMITH PEGGY SMITH ff CLAUDETTE TARVER I 1 1 I BENNETT THOMPSON L GLORA JEAN THOMPSON 1 THELMA WADE ' ANN WALKER STEVIE WATSON JACKIE WEEKS is tar Lee Berry Serves Juniors as President ' N JUNIOR OFFICERS are fl to rj Franz row: Andy Wat- son, vice presidentg Lee Berry, President. Second row: Jennifer Hall, representative: Linda Lowery, secre- tary, Nelda Smith, reporter: Marilyn Britt, treasurer, Mrs. Wade Alexander, ,lohn Garner, and Jack C. Thomas, sponsors. ! A RANDY ASSINK MIKE BRENT ,L f LORRAINE BARLOW MARILYN BRITT 'tm ': Y I gjgv 1.1: I v,v' A, , ,Qnq EE ' 'vt 5 .3. 1 i ., 19 ty RANDY BELL BERNICE BUTLER LEE BERRY DAVEY BUTLER ,Q pf' l z 1, , fi ti J 3,3 ,-v. - LA 'BW' ' JOYCE BOOKER BOBBY BYRD L : Q MARY ANN BOWMAN SARAH CHILDS 4.3 iQ,JQ ix, .sf 167 6 Q I 'in ' f Q X J Lower , Britt Serve as Senior and Junior Maids 1352 SI QNJ5 Wx r ..Y. I ..-QV . 1.35,-p .5 w I 'H A X . I L 4 , i U, ' , BU RN ELL DICKERSON KEITH DOUGLAS DEBRA DUBE DORA DURR JENNIFER HALL RAY HAMILTON ODELL HARVILLE GINENE HUTSON RANDY HUTSON CRAIG JACKSON LARRY JOINTER SAMMY JONES ANN KINSLEY CHUCK LANGLEY RONNIE LONG LINDA LOWERY RAY MAPLES MIKE MARTIN JESSE NEWELL LOLA PAGE DAVID PHILLIPS , I , ,MR ' L, A , Q ,-'- 4 , V R N sq ' I , , ,ffi -5 Li ,.,: It-M 1:1 -,gi ., H i ' g lt., ', 1 .fi -VJE 4 'XII' - , 1. f N A I' ' W A -I M N ' 'I' qu W i'2: f '. ,fi 4-.. i'i-, l V3 ,i f swf QQ 1 if . 1 . Q .,,,1 ,. i gf, , -.155 Q: , E , , -wwf ii' K f 'Z 3 n ,. ' g , XL . . Y : - In . fa g, :Q V . xg ,X S We , ' I 2' W 'V I 'R , . , 'S A' fi W- . 2 ' ' ' ' ' '-Q.- 1 w 5 f if wr, ' I. few I 2 if -W' W ' .Q.,.'1f11i3:'21-WSF-i:':'.,.f 1 ln. Hn? MF- I J Ly W 4 Y 'M-0 19' fr.: 'r-, I 1 Q YZ' CN -v J' JANICE RAY SAMBO RAY IRA ROBERSON RENEE RUSSELL STEVE RUSSELL MICKEY SANDERS DANNY SEWELL OTIS SHANNON FLORENCE SINCLAIR Juniors Sponsor Banquet - Dance to Honor Seniors IfI'I A CINDY SMITH JAMES SMITH NELDA SMITH JOYCE GINGER NAN THEDFORD THURMAN VARNADO gtg' 'FQ' . . ANDY WATSON KW MARTHA , Ii. I WILLIAMS f . .5 Students ot in Yearbook ' RANDY KING Tenth Grade JERRY EARLS Ninth Grade I . K I IE I e. Y X.. -If XY HonIff1'oIIIiIIg 1971-72 169 I KI J ., N- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS are fseated Z to rj Connie Ray, reporterg Beverly Miller, treasurerg Dianne Dees, secretary. Standing are Freddie Hender- son, sponsor, Terry Smith, vice presidentg Janet Can- non, representative, Scotty King, presidentg and Mrs. Gloria Henderson, sponsor. 4 '5?'ii 2 f 5 4 - ' '1 is tv- ef 1 X ' Ai, ' '. -,gr ,i fe .A V s YT ., f 5:53 'Qi 'Sims f V- Jii-f ' it 'a '53 V A :A-' at ' f V -if I V 5 ',-s. lil' E A :VA 'il L-A W lvvuq 1 ff ddndn if ef Q 2 siis 331 ti cg, D V A 70 Scotty Jw -. 4- N. 'i 5 N X 5 13.53.-- 4 ws, is f,. ii gm 'lx XE l . 'N , .. is .. A ,fi We 'A 55:52 ef- ' I ., tk, . - V ,,. -ti ,A - -r , ' ...fr ff ta, W--Y i A tzibfa gi. ' .. , ' i ., , Ep, , I -4 -Q .X xx-K :I t - .FP 'FEI-. . ,MW 1 1 ea Vx it 'X ff 5 be l J 336 Xt f , JT! ,, SM xg., t we 'f K.. Q X Stl rv .4 K W, ' f Q 1, P 5 Q . ' ,J I -iY'V 1 . A - - H NV ? , Q t fyye it i is a. L Q , T22 1, I '- . .,.. ., 3. ic: 3. Anita Anding .lerry Ashley Linda Barlow Shelly Barner Kathy Berry Glenn Bird Charles Booker Ossie Bridges Barbara Byther Marilyn Byther Janet Cannon Mary Childs Suianne Coleman Mike Creely David Davis Marcus Dean Dianne Dees Ester Dickerson Darnis Dixon Janet Douglas David Farve Sue Dale Frazier Linda Clasper James Hamilton Renae Hudson Pauline Jackson Charles James Louise ,Iointer Scotty King Sharlene Kreamer King Leads Sophomore Class R W David Massey Beverly Miller Robert Mullen jackie Mullins Betty Newell Rosie Newman james Portrey Gwen Ratlifl Betty Ray Connie Ray Michael Ray Nancy Reeves Karen Roberts Chuck Newell Amy Shannon Beverly Shannon Charles Shannon Mary Shannon Lula Smith Sherman Smith Terry Smith Lester Tarbutton Mary M. Thompson Sue Thompson James Thornhill Donald Turpin Sharon Vance Beverly Weeks Ronnie Weeks Jerry White Denise Landress William Maples Cathy Martin we if sz ff ff 4-- ,7 H. sm -, V65 - J , .2 55 ,I A ii, .-,, ff' ' M, , , z - eg lX,l l 4 .X v. ri . vs 3 W 1 W h 7 4 fw T W' I , A - - 57:-. .fa W ' f ,I t . r 1 v.', 1 11 ' V I ., , v',,,. ., .L 2 L - W in ..., , ig A A- z xi ig W3 IRR? it ,, N . .-,S l H Y UVA, J M Q L A 1 UQ Q fe 4' 41 w'L,.!4 '+ Q if ls? t 9 ,9- Q A La.. i I ..'r: 15 : ag., Y V va. 'ro ,, . 1 .,. .. , .-f P A P, gf' -.-,A,,,. a e is for ,, Y-.4 1 eese B C, ,K I V 'Q tl 0 n T -Q xg. 6 - W , g i., by Q , ' t t,,' L , A me t is '- , t s If ' M fest to as Kath Berr Represents Class in Homecoming . 171 , afar Shirley Lowery Leads Freshman Class l 1 I f 7 NINTH GRADE OFFICERS are ll to rj Mike Hux, sponsor, Mary Alice Hawkins, reporterg Sigrid Rus- sell, secretary and treasurer: Shirley Lowery, presi- dentg Mrs. Mary Love Hux, sponsor. Standing are Steve Smith, representativeg and Jeff Ray, vice presi- dent. Carrie Ailes James Anding Barbara Barlow Donna Barlow Glen Barlow Ricky Beall Naomi Booker Linda Bridges Kim Bullard Clenva Butler Shelly Byther Margaret Byther Henry Byther Greg Carpenter Shelia Coleman Jerry Earls Paul Friedman Francisco Ainsw Veron Cordon Joyce Hamilton Ozell Harville Mary Hawkins orth , ' ' A N i ,., ,iw 'T : - i E ' 3 'ip A 'el 1 54.4 A 1, ..., W- V. , V . -.h '-g,-:l x R Q52 Q A K, i- at X 3 . ' R, 'fa 1 1. . ..'11-:favrsussngsezff V ,- X es w S - . - . , ..4, , Qi .,.., .. A - J-:E h In -.gr - 'il 6 ,, - 'Li ' n V- ,J V: by 5 W , ,P M T. ,L . .,. 1 ,Q 'X Y u e-Jw 5 21213 . 31 :f,,. .. gf-f , ,a e - ' 'M ' ' ,, , ' l ' ,, ,4 my . ,X X i . ig N . K , . gl X I 4, ,W ,.,,, V L k 5' I, l - iii ., . i ..,. .ff ifg gag: j ..,, as ...HH ig Q f. Q 2 EW W 1? ai.. ,gy . g ., ,- rg, ,. A, . W , 22555 153, In Mx ? w L 1, YK, ii . Q Q A . I ,. Ted Hester , , E db., I hmm J k , ' - - y ac son A , ,W 42' .. as -Y, g s f E Vicky James . ,Ti V Wgj, -' - 5 Aga.. - LL' Z Sherry James ' A V U . ig erman o nson Z, ., ' , Q H J h A 'f' N 1 .lviyg . l 'af , - 2. .. ,..,. , -, 9.32: Austin Kingtly 0 A 'ff V, N W' Bob Landress .4 ' 34 -- ' ,- ' ...iq ' V , ' A T25 Charles Leonard A W 5 1 5 ' Edward Lewis I 4 lg, f I ' V d 'W Ei N if Shirley Lowery V, QL ' ' James Martin JP ff K ' ,fr Delton McCurly , g I .ff 2 MJ ' 1 .MPV ,J Anna Jasper Serves as aid . . . if J'-g JP -K f mu mumm- M I A we E . - vu... in 51 '? ' Q Tony Mclnnis .lerry Montgomery Janice Mullen Debbie Newman Ann Pickett jan Pickett Jeff Ray Danny Roberts :fa nz -' jaw watnslldr V fx w e - L .fe R R in, L 3 , 2 1 as S L , I in Q , A V , L ,, r V: ii , A l l K f 1-:1 ,, ' Q1 1 'AX 1 el 't'ee 'e'fee 'eiiii Xl irasa1 5. W if E., 2 ara... Sigrid Russell i' , I' Laurie Sharp ' - , A W 1 Jeff Sewell ii ' if J 'Q Q S ' ' ' '- ,'2 ' . Q Michael Shannon ' 454 2' W. , ', ' Q' X ' it James Shelton e,., lv A I f..,- jfyg it fx W' Y jimwESrmithml L an l X . X' I Johnny Smith Lonnie Smith Steve Smith Steve Smith Kim Stegall Robbie Sutton James Tarver Connie Tate Annie Thompson Perry Thompson Lula Townsend Will Turnbo Barbara Wade Lorraine Watson Jeff Weeks Ann Williams Warren Zachary a ee i wa - if, lv - , ,. - , X 1 rv 5 - -M 1 1 Q! 'E i my v :-i-' Q , ., A, away .. R, ,af 1. A ,.. ,,, ' fi V-'-' ,, f E .E V' N ., i4: p s, .Q 43, , by it A at , S, 'Aa-NP! X ey W Y C ' x N , ' gp I I .1 . '1'a 1' y Q ,Q 1 5 ts- ,F 1 Q ' A i Y IX I 1, . 5, 1 , 1 N , V l, l i l - is-X, . n-- - . A.. A 'A -3- Ll ML : ' f Z Zi L.. 5 f f 14 22 ae, gg 1 74 W A .. ., 'S 'Q 1 K , W' ,xy ,jg Q , 5- .N A f ' N Q ,135 , W ,'V-2 V my ,, -was an W mm-, am l L . . . W 2 . 1, f ' A J 524, ' in-,' I v uv Q V' .-if , ,vvv I t V 1 . : 'W was . 'df f -:LV 1 if W- 1 F Faculty Staff Board of Trustees Work Hard for School A+-M-1: MEMBERS OE THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL are fsealed, left Lo rightj Mr. I. S Bass Mr Loyd Smith D1 Otho Messer. vice chairman: Mr. W. S. Henley, chairman: Mr. Lester Eurr, secretary: Mr. Carnie Smithg Mr. C. C. Clarkg Mr. George Myersg and Mr Billy B Thames Co L11 President. Standing fl to rl are Mr. ,Iulius Lotterhos, attorney for the Board: Mr. Frank Loweryg Mr. G. L. Tutor: Mr. Tommy .lollyg Mr. C, C. Graves ,lr Mr W E Boggan M W. D. Loftong Dr. Jim Striblingg Mr. Robert Gaving Mr. P. E. Batesg Mr. Harold Denisong and Mr. Milton Jordan. 76 COPIAH COUNTY Tommy Heard B. B. Berry Lamar Smith Virgil Smith W. E. Hood SIMPSON COUNTY Garrett Mullins C. G. Baldwin L. C. MCAlpin Ralph Shotts Leslie Little LAWRENCE COUNTY Joe Givens Woodrow Williamson I. W. Daniels Roy May H. E. Reid Board of Supervisors ADAMS COUNTY Sammy Cauthen Boyd Sojourner james H. Carter Ike Foster E. A. Redd LINCOLN COUNTY W. A. Rogers R. L. Adams Oddee Smith Ben Laird Claude Diamond FRANKLIN COUNTY Lee Hester Carl Ray Lehmann P. L. Lofton Frank Allen Hilton M. Zumbro JEFFERSON COUNTY D. F. McCormick Marshall Cupit R. C. Geoghegan Noble Frisby Sylvester Gains even Counties Support Co-Lin I ' Board fheers Serve Man Years OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES who have served fanthfully for many years are from left to nghzj Dr Otho Messer Crystal Sprmgs vlce chalrman Mr W S Henley Hazlehurst, chairmang and Mr. Lester Furr, Wesson, secretary Five New Board Members Begin Terms NEW BOARD MEMBERS who began their terms in January, 1972, are fl lo rl Mr. R. S. Armstrong, Mr. D. G. McLauring fstandingj Mr. James Price, Mr. James Herring: and Mr. Versie Rushing. 7 Administrators Lead Faeult and 3-is . H, X dz' ' PG' ' f ' , . T EFS? i I ' , 5 . , , k 4 3' w c M- A X is V - ,- x ' - ' b Wi, Q wa K 4 gf ' 'IN W.--V.,,,,,w If .- ' . qgfg. '1,,-.':.:'. X ,q,.-.-ft? , I -me wi:-a-I.-:sf-.gayyen I ' --.af Q, .'..A.-11.1 V ail... ,P . - -- A 1- .. , 1 t ,:.:- - 2. - 1. Z ' riff ' V - ' ' I ' . :9g'2jEf2E'i'1-i 14 5 Q - 25.1-f:1,:?vs-1 ' . 'Q . R' ..-,::g:.i.:s2fg.-2-' I Q eu ' 'ev f-iwrafv ' -.Mizz Qs,-wt . ms uf:-M.: , . .yycwep-9 5' mf' i U:1E'?.'i E,:'i'iq , M., -ll I ' in CROVER SMITH B. F. HUNTER Academic Dean - Guidance Director: A.A., East Central Junior College: B.S., M.A, University of Southern Mississi ': Add' ' l S ' ' i ppi itiona tudy. University of Southern Miss' ' ' and Mississippi College lsslppi E. FOREST CASE, JR. Dean of Students: A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College: B.S., M.Ed., Mississippi State University: Additional Work, University of North Carolina and Mississippi State Univer. sity JAMES M. LEWIS Registrar: A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College: B.S., M.Ed., Mississippi State University' Additional Work, University of Mississi i, M'.,.' ' ' C ll ' ' ' ' i University pp ississippi o ege and Mississippi State BILLY R. FOLKES Administrative Assistant: A.A., Jones Junior College: B.S., University of Southern Missis- sippi: M.S., University of Mississippi: Additional Work. Mississippi College, University of Sou. Miss. BURLIAN O'NEAL WALKER Director of Publicity and Publications: B.S.. University of Southern Mississippi: Addi- tional Work, USM: Graduate Study, University of Mississippi and University of Southern Mississippi F. K. HORTON, JR. Business Manager: B.S., Delta State College: Additional Study, Mississippi College Dean of Men - High School Principal: A.A., Copiah-Lineoln Junior College: B.S. and M.Ag., Mississippi State University: Additional Work, Mississippi College and Mississip- pi State University MISS JEANNE MAYER Dean of Women: B.A., M.A., La. Tech University ALTON RICKS 6 QR... Academic Counselor: A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College: B.S., Delta State College: M.A., University of Mississippi: Additional Work. University of Southern Mississippi 1 .gy bi, R Staff . . . Provide Services to Students MRS. FRANCES FRAZIER Head Librariang A.A., Hinds Junior Collegeg B.S., University of Southern Mississippig M.R.E., New Orleans Baptist Theologieal Seminaryg lVl.L.S., University of Mississippi EDGAR W. MARTIN Supervisor, Adult Edueationg A.A., Mississippi Delta Junior Collegeg BS., M.Ed., Missis- sippi State University BRADLEY SMITH Director of Student Activities: A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College: B.S., Delta State Col- 'P lege MRS. RUTH SLAY Bookkeeper: Wylie Business College CHARLES P. CREELY Director, Vocational-Technical Education: B.S., M.Ed., Mississippi State Universityg Ad- ditional Work, Texas A 81 M, University of Southern Mississippi BOB HUCKABY Vocational Counselor: A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College: B.S., and M.Ed., Mississippi Collegeg Additional Work, Mississippi State University . f, . K. , ,E i ' ' 9 5 'E 'f ' fx t A w . , 3 'H Q , K 'f i - Q . .fi .1 UT '. sa' 5 , y , ' . 3 ffl t ,N The modern library provides much help for the college student. 2. N S' l i i 179 - :.:b.512f--six-S If 1: ,. X, N.-. 1, E- 'f P Humanities Division Offers .- Miss WILLIE MAE HAMILL 'i' Chairman of Humanities Division: B.A., Grenada College: M.A., University of Alabama: if 'iw gf?-ff Additional Work, University of Alabama, Mississippi College, and University of Southern V71 -'A ' Mississippi W sf' MRS. SHARON DUNN ALEXANDER . High Sehool Remedial English: B.S.. M.Ed., Mississippi College .-.-t MISS NANCY ARMSTRONG English: A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College: B.A., M.A., Mississippi College: Addition- al Work, University of Southern Mississippi, Auburn University MRS. EDNA EARLE CREWS English: A.A,, Holmes Junior College: B.S., M.Ed., Mississippi College: Additional Work, University of Southern Mississippi MRS. LaVERNE DEEVERS English: B.A., Ouachita College: M.A., Mississippi College: Additional Work, University of Southern Mississippi MRS. KEITH Mc'DANIEL English, Spanish: B.A., Belhaven College: M.S., University of Southern Mississippi: Additional Work, University of Mississippi DURR WALKER. JR. English: B.S., M.A., Mississippi College i 'dh' ' L , Q V: Q 4 ,,.V 2 -- ii A 'iz ' K. A - 'V 193. 0 Speech class . . . ,X . '3 .ga Electric piano lessons are offered to all age groups in the district. English, Literature, Speech, Journalism . . . 'Stn , t'Vf-'L qv as i s. 4. 2' ' ,E .. HAROLD J. PATTERSON Erenehg B.S., M,Ed., University ol Southern Mississippi, Certilieate in Freneh, Woman College of Georgiag Additional Work, USM MRS. MARY LOU LANDRESS High School Englishg B.A., Blue Mountain College, B.R.E., Southern Baptist Theologiral Seminaryg Additional Work, USM MISS ELIZABETH PATTERSON High Sehool Englishg B.A., M.A., University of Southern Mississippi JOHN R. LANDRESS Speeeh and Theatreg A.B., Mereer University: BD., Southern Baptist Tlieologif-al Semi- naryg M.A., University of Southern Mississippi BURLIAN O. WALKER Graduate Study, USM and Ole Miss. MRS. BETTYE BOUTWELL J t sippig Additional Work, Mississippi State University Reading A A Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegeg B.S., M.A., University of Southern Missis sippi Additional Work, University of Southern Mississippi and Mississippi State 3 . Aff MRS. WILMA com-3 ix' ,-. I w rl ' - ', - 1 4 . ft Vi JOE VANCE PITTS . - , - . M Art Instructor, B.A., Univ. of Georgia, M.A., University of ississippig additional, Leeds College for Art. Leeds, Yorkshire, England Journalism: Copiah-Lineoln Junior College: B.S., University of Southern Mississippi: - Readingg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College: B.S.. M.S., University of Southern Missis- Reading, Theatre, Music, Religion, and Language s A: iiitsafrfs A Q ' . .Qi f s 3-. A .T ' ' A .- Qs, sy,-' 'H h .gee Q. is '1agi I 17 .fi I I . , I , . ,ac W- 1, it wi 'fs X , . .- . -5 , A New ' tg' Misirz--:Q T N 33: 1 f. fri If TVX fff . 1. .i v-.,. ,.,.,, Q ..,, S l if 49 343.414 si T I as li' -fe M 1 fq' ,Ps S MISS JULIA GUESS Music Chairman, Voice, Theory, A.A., Whitworth Col- lege, B.M., M. S. C. W., M.A., Columbia University, Additional Work, USM, Denver Univ., Grove City College fPa.l MRS. ELLEN W. CAMERON Piano, Organ, Music Literature, B.Mus. and M.Mus., Baylor University, Additional Work, George Peabody College for Teachers, Robert Pace Workshop in Class Piano Instruction MISS PAMELA MILEY Piano, B.Mus., University of Southern Mississippi, M.A., Mississippi State University .IOHN E. RUSSELL Conducting, Voice, Choir, A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Jun- ior College, B.M., Mississippi College, M.M., New Or- leans Baptist Theological Seminary .:f,,'5 .-ws, STANLEY W. STEWART Band Director, Music Appreciation, B.S., Mississippi State University, Additional Work, MSU ,. f I w ,Q , - I 1 ' , i , , l ITT ' lj ee- i l p , 4 i 182 THE REV. BILL MASON Religion, B.A., Bob Jones University, B.D., Re- Q formed Theological Seminary Q ' 'I 4 2 3 JP THE REV. KENNETH STRINGER leans Baptist Theological Seminary English Literature . Religion, B.S., Mississippi College, B.D., New Or- ,.. .ty Business Education Develops Skilled Students . LARRY F. LOFTON Businessg A.A.. Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegeg B.S. and M.B.A.. University of Southern Mississippi: Doctoral Study, Mississippi State University. MRS. JEAN RICKS High School Business Educationg A,A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegeg BS., Mississippi Collegeg M.E., University of Southern Mississippi MRS. CAROL STRICKLAND Businessg A.A., Pearl River Junior Collegeg B.S., M.S.. University of Southern Mississip- pig Ph.D., University of Southern Mississippi FRED E. THOMPSON Chairman, Business Divisiong B.A., M.B.A., University of Mississippi YUQ 4:-.Ars K MRS. INEZ THORNHILL 'A 2 Businessg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegeg B.S., M.S., University of Southern Missis ' E V' sippig Additional Work, USM and Mississippi College 4 -2: 4' t ji A ff M 'R f 1 ,, . N, i what Q i X ,A X JR, ' . im V 5' X Ill -I -i:,-: ,,.,, ,.5 M. K. TURK ALTON GREENLEE C. B. HAWKINS LAWRENCE Chairman, Health, Assistant Football Head Football Coach: SMITHMIER Physical Education Di- visiong Athletic Direc- torg Head Basketball Coach: Hygieneg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegeg B.E. and M.Ed., Livingston State University Coach: Baseball Coachg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegeg B.S., Mississippi College: Additional Work, USM Physical Educationg B.S., Delta State Col- lege: Additional Work, Northeast Louisiana State College and USM Assistant Basketball Coach, B.S., Univ. of Tenn. in Marion: Addi- tional Work, Ole Miss. JOHN c GARNER .y,, . , .V , High School Head Football Coach, Physical Education: B.S., yyzq I mx, ip lyrqv yllfkv 7 ...Luau .V M A U versity of Mississippi ' 'if 'ai ' ' '-'- 7 i . -f MICHAEL HUX High School Basketball Coach: Assistant Football Coach: B.S., fi V. P A University of Southern Mississippi 3 1. i f iiii A ' MRS. MARY LOVE HUX WALTER ANGLEOFF Girls' Physical Educationg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Golf Pro Golf Coach Junior Collegeg B.S., Mississippi College MRS. KATHERINE HUCKABY Physical Education: B.S., Mississippi College Ad ditional Work, Mississippi College RONNIE MCNAIR Assistant Football Coach Physical Education A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College BS Uni versity of Southern Mississippi Health and Physical Education Develop the Mind and Bod Social Science Teaches bout the World We Live In . . Ji y. . N-'fi ,N-.1 - if I 5 95 if '- 'N i' 195 4 l 93-1 4 V- an .af-in x . 4: M f I X 5, 'Es , WJ - I l Q.- my tilt -4 5 B. R. FRAZIER Social Science Division Chairniang A.A.. Copiah-Lincoln Iunior Colle-geg B.A., Mississip. pi Colle-gcg M.A., Peabody College-g Additional Work, Peahody' College, Mississippi Cul. lege, Mississippi State, and University ol Mississippi MISS IANE AINSWORTH High School Social Studiesg A.A., Copiah-Lineoln junior College: BS., Uniyersily of Southern Mississippi ' WADE ALEXANDER Social Scienceg BS., Mississippi SlLitpLlniypr,,i1yf: MEA., M5,,it,im,i CUl1,,gQ.gAfmiliUnul Work, Mississippi College DANNY HARRELL Political Science, American I-Iistoryg A.A., Southwest Junior Collegeg HS., University ol Southern Mississippig M.S., USM HAROLD J. PATTERSON Social Studicsg B.S., M.S.. USM ALTON RICKS Education: A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collcgeg B.S., Delta State College: M.A.. Univer- sity ot' Mississippi MRS. KATRINA C. TURK Social Scienceg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegeg B.S., M.Ed., Livingston University MICHAEL DEAN McINTYRE Economicsg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegeg B.S. in Bus. Adm., University' of South- ern Mississippig M.B.A., USM .IIM LICI-ITSEY Social Science, Psychologyg B.S., Mississippi State Universityg M.Ed.. University of Southern Mississippig Ed.S., Mississippi State University 6 -L.. ..f Science and ath - Knowledge as -'I l l DR. W. R. STRICKLAND 1 Chairman, Science, Mathematics Divisiong A.A., Jones Junior College: B.S., Mississippi l State University, M.S., University of Southern Mississippi, Ph.D., University of Southern Mississippi DONALD COTTEN Biology: B.S., M.S., University of Southern Mississippi ROY W. DAUGHDRILL Mathg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, B.A., University of Southern Mississippi, M.Ed., Mississippi State University JERRY DYKES Math, A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, B.S., University of Southern Mississippi, 1 M.S., University of Mississippi l 1! I W5 vw ' - MISS PHYLLIS HAYES - , JE I- Chemistryg A.A., Southwest Junior Collegeg B.S., Millsaps College, M.S. Ed., Univ. of Southern Mississippi .yby FREDDIE HENDERSON , V High School Srienceg A.A., Harris Junior Collegeg B.S., Jackson State College I' 1 it t 1 MRS. GLORIA HENDERSON High School Mathg B.S., Stillman College . My fy. ,WJ , ,. iff' Chemistry experiments bring unusual results, usuallyl Rt-:lates to the Physical World . . . 'WW DONALD JOHNSON Science and Physicsg AA., Southwest Junior Collegeg B.S., M.A., Univ. of Southern Miss.: M.S., Univ. of Mississippi MRS. SARAH G. JOHNSON Home Eeonomicsg A.A., Hinds Junior Collegeg B.S., M.A., Univ. of Southern Mis- sissippig Additional Work, USM Co-Lin Makes Another 'State' First With Audio-Tuto- rial Laboratories 54, awww., TOMMY KING BILL H. ROBERTS Biologyg A.A,, Pearl Chemistry: High River Junior College: School Science: B.A., B.S., M.S., Univ. of Millsaps College Southern Miss.: Doc- toral Study, USM ,. .,fy-1.4,-ap 4, , , ,H V V , ,..,w-Q f' ,qi LAWRENCE SMITHMIER my Biologyg B.S., University of Tennessee in Marion L Graduate Work, University of Mississippi MRS. LENA W. THOMPSON Mathg B. Mus., Asbury College: M.S., University of Southern Mississippig Additional Work, Duke Univer- sity and Columbia University 'Lon f 1 K , sit- ? Q Tx 3, :fn ,, 1 .af 2, , ,-qziiz f Q' ,bf J 187 Q3 kg M4-, . , ,Tw Lax -r . ,W ocational-Technical Division Offers l NOEL H. ASSINK tv-M Data Processing: B.G.E., University of Omaha: Additional Work, MississippLState Uni- ,X versity and Univ. of Southern Miss. ' ii JACK BURT I Weldingg Concord State Teachers College and Mississippi State University . , -v:.zs:4s.f1gw I f ? X HERMAN CAVIN Industrial Artsg A.A., Hinds Junior Collegeg B.S., M.A., Mississippi State University MRS. MARY FRESHWATER Practical Nursing lnstructorg A.S., Hinds ,lunior College, R.N., Gilfoy School of Nursing DWIGHT A. HARRIS Auto Mechanicsg A.A. and Vocational Certificate, Copiah'Lincoln Junior College MRS. FAYE HILL CosmetolOgYL A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegeg Certificate in Cosmetology Instruc- tion, Copiah-Lincoln ' 4 it ' Mas. VIRGINIA INGRAM U N H... 5 Cosmetology: Holmes Junior College, Certificate in Cosmetology Instruction 2 N ,F .L -,A I 'Q GEORGE JORDAN . Basic Education Instructor: B.S., Jackson State College: Additional Work, Jackson State I fm t fm xx e Q g iig, xl Vik is A il CHARLES LANGLEY Electronicsg University of Southern Mississippig Mississippi State Univ Copiah Lincoln ,Iunior College MRS JANE MARTIN Practical Nursing, R.N., Northeast ,lunior College, 'IBB Additional Work, Mississippi State University i 'f 2Qs , ,' r F' ima-M'+f ' 1 Excellent Training Facilities . . . Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration GILBERT LAWRENCE Machine Shopg Vocational Certificate, Copiah-Lincoln 'f Junior College , .. V .y 'P' 1 ' 3 BOBBY LEONARD V Q,- Heavy Equipment Mechanics: Nashville Auto Diesel ' Collegeg Euclid Division of General Motors School .A l vl, 2 t .C Z' MRS. ALMA LOFTON ' Basic Education Coordinator and lnstructorg B.S., ' Mississippi Collegeg M.Ed., Mississippi State Universi- ty: Doctoral Work, Mississippi State University GLENN MCGEE '1 J' at ' . ,. , ,J 'V Air-Conditioning. Refrigeration, Heatingg B,S., Missis- K ' ' . sippi State University A 4:.,, I A . fn ffl .L, g' V KYLE MIZE my Distribution and Marketing Technology: A.B., North- I L west ,lunior Collegeg B.B,A., University of Mississippig 'V - M.Ed., Mississippi State University as f I ,Q- M c h-... viii' Auto Mechanics . . . 90 . . . in a Wide Variet of Courses . . . N ,.,.. QW Welding . . . THOMAS ELWOOD NELSON Auto Mechanicsg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Col- lege: Special Training, Chrysler Corp. WILLIAM J. PARKS Electronics, A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College EDWIN L. SMITH Drafting and Design Technology, A.A., Copiah-Lin- coln Junior College: Additional Work, L.S.U., Univ. of Tennessee, Univ. of Illinois, Rochester Institute of Technology: Mississippi State University EARL SISCO Machine Shop, A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College: Univ. of Tennessee and Mississippi State University JACK C. THOMAS Industrial Arts: A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegeg B.S., North Texas State Collegeg M.A., University of Southern Mississippi J. M. TYSON Heavy Equipment Mechanicsg Copiah-Lincoln Junior College HENRY HOLLOWAY Air-Conditioning, Refrigeration, Heating: coln Junior College , . 14. ' s as .. . I' -X593 Q1 if 2 -1 1 Q -- , ji Qs - ie if , ..,, I 3 Q .,.. I Q .. 1'?'f.- . , I 1.1. x be ff- x , I f W , Y .,'. .x v--. . 1 yt J I 1. 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A A ,I T53 if- 1 ' 9 dl 5 t., V-1 , Yi W - Ii-' 'f ff- :- .- gl .14 v-,Mm Maghine Shop , , , Heavy Equipment Mechanics . . . ff f' College Staff orks for the x .. .W 9 w-UP' '54 0 'QU il 1 MRS. DIANE BUSTER Colette Director: Georgia Tech DAN WATSON Plant Superintendent MRS. CARL THOMPSON Assistant Manager, Bookstore MRS. HELEN E. MULLEN Assistant Librariang A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Col lege: B.S., Mississippi State College for Womeng M,A. University of Southern Mississippig Additional Work, Mississippi College MRS. LUCILLE HORTON Library Assistantg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior Col- legeg Delta State College THE REV. ROY SMITH Baptist Student Union Directorg B.A., Mississippi Col- lege: B.D., and M.R.E., New Orleans Baptist Theologi- cal Seminary MRS. MODENA RANEY College Nurse: LPN Certificate, King's Daughters Hospital, Brookhaven MRS. JUANITA THOMAS Dietitiang Copiah'Lincoln Junior Collegeg American School Foods Service Association MRS. JEAN HARPER Dormitory Hostess, Stevens Hall Good of the Students MRS. AMMIE CHISM Dormitory Hostess, Copiah Hall 450 xi. ft, ,Ji Seeretanes Help Students and Facult MRS. ALMA LOUISE SMITH Secretary to the Presidentg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College MRS. FRANCIS CHRISTENSEN Secretary to Registrarg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College MRS. KATIE FURR Secretary to Dean and Counselorg Draughon's Business College MRS. SUZANNE LEWIS Secretary to High School Principal MRS. SHERYL MONTGOMERY Secretary to Administrative Assistant, Adult Education, Publicityg A.A., Copiah Lincoln .lunior College MRS. PAMELA J. OWENS Secretary to Dean of Studentsg A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College MRS. THELMA J. NESMITH Clerk, Business Office: Draughon's Business College MRS. NELLENE RUSSELL Secretary, Vocational-Technical Division MRS. RUBY PEARL SMITH Clerk, Vocational-Technical Division: A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Junior College Us Student Life, Advertising l Mlll llllll l lille? Blll ay W l s : . . ' 5 nut it txxxii' E ' X A -- 5 ' I, Af f iut llt t W aw, I I U, f. F!! ,, G'L ' ea if f yyee - to ,. W7 1- e 49'if'i' y ,, 1 A 'A K 'A 1 - . A . r reu at g q ,i , W G Well - - -? l'low'd he get in? What? I don't understand! Rudi! Wi L flumu Zo! o o f g W Q fm, Dirertion: Dallas, of coureel We Cmppefl wh0m'? The executive C71 editors? 9 1 V 5 ff 6 Qi 4 A 6 5 F A , A . 1.,, ...:,: ,Q, Q , , - f s Q E i ww, mv H5135 ., 2 i 4 'U' R4 M' Our hero, Jim Crowley- at work. T.H.E, Group fWrongJ Direction? . . . Well, we had to get home Shortly ull:-r lluf opt-ning ol sf-hool K4-nn:-th Douglas, Pam Ward. ,lane lVlillf-r, Mike Pave, Gail Givens, and Sponsor Burlian Walker traveled lHl5LlllLlNXNlll'I'1' the-5 joint-d a group from Himls.Tl1f-retlis-y toured Taylor Publishing Company, planned the 1972 TRILLIUM, and saw many wights around Dallae. The group brought lmavk many idm-as and me-morif-S . . . the Sailmaker? 194 U 1 .f AH y , 6 , 5 fu., 17 25' iii 2' Q, ' 2332 Ai Folks IH All D1f6Ct1OHS BANK OF FRANKLI N ww +R PW- .x ' RANDY SLONAKER of Meadville poses wiih Coaches GreenIee, WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Hawkins, and McNair. FiH'y Nine Years of Confinuous Service MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Branch Banks in Roxie and Bude BANK OF FRANKLIN Meadville, Mississippi COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER .,.,.,.,.. ..... . 9 PEI' , rA s ' '1'- IQEEEEEY 5 '- f THE ONE YOU'RE SURE OF PET DAIRY DIVISION Jackson, Mississippi Your Bes'r Bef is Pei 96 PET MILK MAKES ONE STRONG Simpson County Board of Supervisors i 1? I Q my y i SIMPSON COUNTY FOOTBALL PLAYERS are Iseated, I to rl Eugene Counts, Joe Dale Walker, Buddy Mullins, Bruce Smith, Isecomil Paul Magee, Mike Smith, Bruce Edwards, Mike Sullivan, Henry Mayg Uhirdj Herman Duckworth, Coaches Greenlee, Hawkins, and McNair, and Bruce Steele. li C. G. BALDWIN, President District 2 CARRETT MULLINS, District S LESLIE LITTLE, District 4 RALPH SHOTTS, District 3 L. C. MQALPIN, District I HORACE B. LESTER, Engineer GEORGE B. CRUBBS, Attorney ARCHIE MACEE, Chancery Clerk aluting the County's utstanding Students at Co-Lin and Their Contributions to Our College COLETTES from Sim son County are II to rl Susan Everett, Pam Ward, Alice Wal- P ters. and Sandra Grayson. 197 Hundreds ttend Homecoming Activities - Q NEW ...: A sfi23Z2.: . , 25 K gif 98 Retired teachers were honored guests. Present were Miss Crave Huff, Miss Zelle Weems, Mrs. Amelia Purser, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oswalt, Four Buildings Named - Retired Teachers Honored Dwight A. Harris for DWIGHT A. HARRIS TRANS- PORTATION CENTER .. W. I of at , ' ' 4:5 ww..-,I ' . , ,- iv, ' Em' :f,.1 L,4. , . JLG 22:-5. '- Miss Bill Youngblood for J. S. YOUNGBLOOD Mrs. J. J. Wesson for J. J. WESSON BUILDING BUILDING Acceptance Speakers at Alumni Program YW: i Mrs. Jeff Cath-sy for LULA STEVENS HALL tl- . H- . 4-4-af v:-4-:Q-., -Q , - , TWO OF FOUR BUILDINGS named were Hopi Dwight Harris Transportation Cen- ter and fbonomj J. J. Wesson Building. 199 . . and Your Future Twenty years from today, will the career you choose continue to offer you growth and challenge? The pine seedling planted today will be a mature tree then, ready for making into paper and thousands of other products made from trees. Indeed, the South is secured by its fast growing forest and the industry it supports. No industry in this industrial nation has a more certain demand for its products than the forest industry, and you can be a part of it. Think of the paper business. Think of tree farming and forestry. Timber is a crop, perpetuated and conserved by skilled forestry practices. St. Regis, a leader in Southern industrialization and forest management, invites every iambitious youth to take a look at forestry as a profession, and the paper industry as a challenging career. Jacksonville, Fla. Monticello, Miss. . 'I , , 1 KH 4-4, - , 5 v ',' '- . 'v',- X 6' ' 7f V , ' 1 ffl- .?1,, fr i 5- , .ma -9 . '- 'yy' . 'K l'5', a ' I X 1.6. J ' l , i ' il .5 fi. Pensacola, Fla. Ca nion, Mississippi A i Dairymen Milk 'ns-zyrfzzay asf' Better Than Good MERCHANTS 81 PLANTERS BANK OUR 90th YEAR Hazlehursf - Georgetown Each depositor insured to '20,000 H A FULL ,l SERVICE r BANK rrr- 'fs 200 FEDERAL nsvosn msuuncs conrounon Saw Zan Wfoneq IFN .v , . 46 '- Lf1fsf'2 if A Q or s.1.,x4i3'vQAa,f,.? A li, THE BANK OF WESSON, I1ome'rown of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, saIuIes+I1e ColeHes from Wesson and Copiah Couniy. From Iefl Io righl are Mary Dees, RiI'a Farmer, Brenda Holcler, Daphne Landress, Kay Sewell, Helen Mullen, Jane Miller, Mary PeHigrew, and Kaihy Assinlc. BANK OF WESSON MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION MISSISSIPPI BANKERS ASSOCIATION Salules Ihe Homelown CoIeHes ESTABLISHED I893 77 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE Wesson, Mississippi 201 NHb M Besi' Wishes From MISSISSIPPI POWER 2 . . 8. LIGHT CGMPANY 7 ' W wvg Pow r 8 Lighf 0 A R 696 Q29 Qvrnucvg' 'fw f veo Brookh M' 'ss The 8-hour loaf Complimenjfs of I NEW HEBRON MANUFACTURING COMP GLENDA KING Q55 TRUCKER'S EXCHANGE BANK i. A. D. BRELAND, JR. Presiclenl AW' 4,5 ., , A A F4 ,V L , ' f Aw Milli V'-4-ZQWWWW' , . ...Q 'fL1:.f.v-,mi ,.o. 1 ,I ,,,Q,jfZyQ,'f1J,n 4q M , , ' ' MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM 'From Copiah Couniy are Ar'ris Murray, Jr., and Dennis Beasley, bo+h of Hazlehurslg William Teasley, Cryslal Springs: Doug McElveen, Hazlehurslg Richard Smilh, Cryslal Springs: an Greenlee, Head Coach C. B. Hawkins, and Coach Ronnie McNair are also piclured. YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK Courlesy - Service - Securi'I'y TRUCKER'S EXCHANGE BANK Member Federal Deposil' Insurance Corporalion Crysial Springs, Mississippi d Sieve Amos, Hazlehurslz Coach Alion 2 03 COMPLIMENTS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO YOUR FINE SCHOOL HWS? J, C+' -M W -2 Q, -a .. . 1-1 ly UI Y ED COPELAND NICKY DRAKE VIRGIL MELOHN LARRY HATFIELD JIMMY UNDERWOOD HENRY FLOWERS GEORGE LOPELAND Box 83 111 M Ilsaps A enue Jackson M ss ss pp FI. 3-4633 MQW CLASS RINGS AND PINS CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS TROPHIES PLAQUES DIPLOMAS INVITATIONS RUSSELL'S CITGO SERVICE STATION We Offer Road Service Phone 643-2765 Wesson, Mississippi CITGU A Nice Place Io VisiI ' For Your New Car VISIT dp Q73 378 W rj HAMMOND FORD COMPANY Crysla Springs, Mississippi 204 PRESTRIDC5E'S Shoes and Clolhing for Ihe En+ire Family - Luggage, Household Furnishings The Place +o Go for l'he Brands You Know Phone 892-209I Box 308 Cryslal Springs, Miss. 39059 Complimenls of FRANKLIN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Theia Jones, Homecoming Queen Meadville, Mississippi Billy Marlin, Adminis+raI'or JOHNSTON LAWN MOWER DIVISION of Jacobsen Mfg. Company Box 568 Brookhaven, Mississippi LINCOLN COUNTY FOOTBALL PLAYERS Ronnie Dunn and Jesse Terrell are shown wi+h Coaches Greenlee, Hawkins, and McNair. - a'm iw' 'ff 1 1 J - -f -J ,, 5 A .. V ,,V H V -,, -U -v so. . - S -,,- B., 4 --ljaft.. V f . 1. .f'.,,i,'g,4 . , ' M ' 1, wgfapyfl, , ff. 'Le lgfi ki ' W- - , 1 'asf-.fv,..', 1. V-,-,, ' N. 43.79, -,, f' DAVID MAY AND BRIAN DAVIS, Jefferson Coun1'y Foolball players, are piclured wilh +heir coaches. JEFFERSON COUNTY BANK F. M. TRULY, Presiden+ SLVINGS4 W' sum r x 40 S vounsiviucs 'Z Cl' 'Z ,INSURED . 2, .lg 4416-I-t6RYQW We invile your accounl' . . .' 205 as Wherever golng' ' ' When you need cz little lift- X you're X depend on Coke 1 wherever you ve been BOTTLED UNDER AUTHOR OF E COCA-COLA COMPAN BY Y JACKSON COCA-COLA BOTTLIN6 COMPANY Jackson, Mississippi SOUTHERN WHOLESALE COMPANY L Wholesale Grocers P. O. Box 544 Brookhaven, Mississippi 3960i Phone 833-676I Je! LQLJLNQELE 'DILLON 81 SMITH Ji+ney Jungle and Pharmacy Franklin CounIy's Largesl' Shopping Cen+er Meadville, Mississippi Dc R.M.HENDRICIX WISE MOTOR COMPANY Q . GRADUAIEOIESFIDOIEZ HOUSE C Ford - Lincoln - Mercury JACKSCJN,IVIISSISSIPPI 39205 COPIAH COUNTY represenling HERFF-JoNEs coMPANY I Aff iq Class Rings-Invifalions X li Diplomas-Caps ancl Gowns , ,Tj Y - earbooks Phone 354 5324 Hazlehurst Mississippi TOWN OF MONTICELLO Monlicello, Mississippi Congra+uIa+ions and Besf Wishes +o Ihe Class of I972 and WESSON PHARMACY Your Dependa ble Druggisl' 643-2593 f5'2... Copiah-Lincoln Junior College ............Q+-1-4:5-,-3--H MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMAN 1 Shopl :I Town of Mon+iceIIo The Clothes Place I F5 1 1 is Complimenls of POTTER , coMPANY ,sez-any jj Wesson A I- 'L W Mississippi 412. vs-m,,,,,.....,, A ' iggl I' ' fff sw . Q 'li-Zju ., f --- ' ,ff Q 1 C -M ' 2' ' 'V - . Vs A , F 4 ' i'.E.'-'j f--- - I I , . V.P. SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY Box I94 Phone 694-2272 New Hebron, Mississippi 11 JOHNSON-PONDER T CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 847- I 604 Mendenhall We are proud Mississippi of honors I won by Simpson Counfy sfudenfs McLAIN and BARNES I I CASE 81 SMITH CHEVROLET, INC. I Frigidaire Appliances - Rockwell Tools Kohler Plumbing - Fedders Air-Condifioners Meadville Building Supplies - S.W.P. Painfs Phone 334-235' MISSISSIPPI Your Walgreen Agency l FRIGIDAIRE GENE POLK'S PHARMACY Magee, Mississippi Box Pl'lOne Nor-H1 Main Ayenue Monficello, Mississippi 39654 Pl-,one 849-2533 Home Owned by lFl1 S GOOD FOOD YOU WAIT wif ' QI C' D' BARNES TILLIE'S DRIVE IN P.O. ,Box 309 Phone 587-542I M +' II , M's's' '396s4 on ICE O I SIS lppl Hazlehursf, Mississippi KEYSTONE-SEN ECA WIRE CLOTH COMPANY is I f-If Gregg . , Office 'AI Supply in Brookhaven 1 for all '7' ' 7' your office ' wiffffs needs zoa Brookhaven, Mississippi K Ty.. ,V -ia, ' ffl ? 'K A z: ' L11 We 10 Qu gf 1-3 ni 9 F 7 T Q I E' 1 an ni I 'ig 1 I , r ,. -b - A ' ,I V - I., V- 2 My li I. - , ,L-rg- wg' y I ' 1 5?:i1L:, .: , v A . 'f3S2iQf weff:i J ,L 131.- I. 1 l ' - W4f3'.'J35-fsf9 '7-' is zz. 'f' I Q 'S ,.rQ1', Y ' n' ' 24' , ' '-FM.15.,1.77f5 gy, . A ' ,W ' 'Q I Y ,ry ,ull 5 W? S' ,Eat ' ' 522 rf? ' 1'i '44 is I s whiff' -'lfiig- fe :PW 'ff . . ,Q -V425 ,. 'I ' .nf f 1 A ,vw .avg-f' ,sf . -fn fl 5 25,331 . 1 an .1 , 3. - nf, Sh, - 4 , .i. 4... sa .4 Y-. 5 G. uw., . V I -.J 1 ,z My Q MW' I I I J M EW 1 .hy ED SMITH'S FURNITURE VILLAGE TELEVISIONS - REFRIGERATORS - WASHERS - STEREOS COMPLETE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Experf CusI'om UphoIsI'ering Depar+men'r P.O. Box I52 Highway 5I Nor+h Brookhaven, Miss. 396OI Phone 833-795I KELLWOOD COM PANY WORK CLOTHING DIVISION MonI'iceIIo, Mississippi and Wesson, Mississippi SALUTES . . . The I'-77I Homecoming Cour'r Complimeniary Ad Supporiers Help Trillium BROOKHAVEN HAZLEHURST Abrams MercanIiIe Company TayIor's Barber Shop Bargain CenI'er RaI'Iiff Sheei MeIaI NATCHEZ S'I'affIer-Herman's Inc. Case's Shoes MENDENHALL McCALL CREEK SuIIivan's Curing and Processing PIan'r Garland Byrd Service SI'a+ion Jim Wilson Farm Service 209 B 81 B DAIRY PRODUCTS of Brookhaven Help Salule I'I1e Famed CoIeH'es CoIeI'+es from Adams Counfy are II +o rl Pal' Yalch, Gayle Frazier, and Debbie Jackson. INSURANCE 81 REALTY UNDERWRITERS B. R. DUCKWORTH, Agen+ FRANK C. ALLEN, Agenl MARGIE C. NATIONS, Agenl' General Insurance Real Es+a+e P. O. Box 238 Pllone 587-770I Broad and Columbia S+ree+s Monlicello, Mississippi 39654 Olher CoIeI I'es are Bonnie Kennedy and Vickie Godbold. 210 O TICELLO BAN . BRANCH OF DEPOSIT GUARANTY NATIONAL BANK Grow Vlhth Us Salules Lawrence Counly Foolball Players Players 'From Lawrence Counly are lfron'r, I 'I'o rl James Yarborough, New Hebron, Tarvey Ward, Monlicellog Joe H. Dickerson, New Hebron: Joe Smilh, Monlicellog lseconcll Arnold Walker, New Hebron, Russia EvereH', New Hebron, Willie Harold Harris, Billy Abram, CIe+is Hux, ancl EmmiH Madison, all of Monlicello. Coaches Greenlee, Hawkins, ancl McNair are pi:I'ured. FRANKLIN COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ARE PROUD OF HONORS WON BY FRANKLIN COUNTY STUDENTS AT COPIAH-LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE LEE HESTER, Dislricl' I Roxie, Miss. CARL RAY LEHMANN, Dis+ric+ 2 R+. 2, Roxie, Miss. FRANK ALLEN, Dis+ric+ 5 R+. I, Smilhdale HILTON M. ZUMBRO, Dislricl' 3 Box l25, Bude, Miss. P. L. LOFTON, Dis+ric+ 4 McCall Creek, Miss. MRS. GENE .1oNEs Tum UIMIWIEIIIE Chancery Clerk Meadville, Mississippi CoIeH'es Theia Jones of Meadville, along wi+h Charlene Gaul of Monlicello, pose for Ihe camera. 211 Winners Pose .X Ax 4' X N For Pictures THE CHOSEN ONES - Dennis Beasley, first alternate: Phillip Case, fourthg Jerry Fanny Fauver, Mess', Co-Ling Larry Wolfe, st-Cond: and Ronnie Brent, third. Judges were too embarrassed to re- ., 3' .. 5220 x fi MMR fi-2? X 'W l 212 Q 7 CC 79 Fanny Fauver Wins Mess Co lease their names to the public. N Lin 1972 4-L t -4 if , 057 1 M 'lx -7. 2 'i z ' N 'fan' ' '14, Agp, W ..-7 v - si V X , ,,, , , 1 N 5' ,Ja ' v M ' 'QQ A , 'Q Sq:--5 Q N 1 GENE'S HAIRSTYLISTS WESTERN AUTO 849-3377 Magee, Mississippi Gene and Vicki Case Always Firs+ in Hair Fashion Brookhaven, Mississippi CompIimen+s of SEAY APPLIANCE COMPANY MAGEE AUTO SUPPLY Philco Freezers, Refrigera+ors New Hebron, Mississippi 39I4O Phone 294-2222 4I3 Jackson Drive Magee, Mississippi 39I I I Phone B33-I7II f BROOKHAVEN, MISS f BuafIf P IIIQHQS IIMIIUGIUR IEOMIIQANW GODBOLD INSURANCE AGENCY CAPITAL PAINT 81 GLASS CO. 2I5 Sou+h Jackson S+ree+ Brookhaven, Mississippi 833-24I I P. O. Box 966 Jackson, Mississippi 1 AMERICAN STATION RUTH,S FASHIONS W.C. Izard, Owner Phone 643-227I HazIehurs+ Wesson, Mississippi Mississippi 7 - u,...EirEEl. Ts.- .1 U I-Lwfigwmm I igyiwqr gunifjh gpg BANKERS TRUST 'f1':qSi.IQ..s LEgi, SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION uonncmno, mssrssrrm som HazIehurs+ Mississippi REX SPORTING GOODS I04 NorI'h Pine 1 7 The King of SporI's Bo' SH' I NaI'chez, Miss. 39I20 Monficello, Miss. JOLLY-BUFKIN FORD COMPANY 587 774I FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS WS, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION BENQITS or LlNcol.N couNrY ,,, Phone 833-I82I 214 303 Was'I' Cherokee S+ree+ Brookhaven Brookhaven, Mississippi 114 Autographs 215 Autographs V ,N 33, , . f 4, ,, V. V x., ,i. 3. L f5 I 1 Y -1' 1 i 7 H l Y L X y xl, H r M f w ii J 5 M F L X 1 , . x l 3 ,, v 1 NV, 1, w 1' x ,- P w 1 LS. Z, 1 r l, f., 5 V k 1 A Q F u v I I 4 i X, r h N W' w Y 1 J 1 r.. - ff-V v......,....-'-4.4.L..-1 K, s x