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

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Westminster Deoorates New Room ,. nw V, .ii jk f-' i ff Offivf-ra ol Wvstminslc-r Fellowship are lswzlvrf l to rl .lain Garner, pre?-ifleritg Chunk Morse'-. View pre-wills'-nl and Cliarlf- Ave-ry. Menilu-rs invliule Mrs. Ellen W, Cuinf-ron, sponsorg Steve' Jones, Paula Parlgm-II, Lillif- ,l0Ilf'h. Toni Mi'Gf-live. Billy Ref-ws. and Ilif- Rev. Bill Mason. Sponwor. Not pirtiirwl ie Brf-nmla W+fIr'l1, an-vri-tary. Q' se? Q - l 5 ff - L' l : n i , ' l '. Wclsliiiiiislelr ini-inln-rs paintf-il unrl ilwo- ruled the-ii' new riiw-liiig rooin upstairs in lliff Bookstore Building flllflllgl llie- early part of first sc-iiie-sh-r. Rf-cl, wliile-. unil lilue were the volors llSPl'l in flew-oruliiig. An open house- followi-rl llie- elf-1-orzilirig. Weeofkly' meetings am- lie-lil. ,i... ,,',. WV ' swing? gee? we lomqt , ,R o R 5 . , .,,, e ei ii Q 'ZW' ffm Yi Ji l i in o il ii 'Q i 'iv-at o?3??f Q6 Q 3? 573' 1 J: Ei : ' Q.. 1 Ei W 51.35 3. . W' rg NP? -5 l A , 2 Q H - 1 '.:- - V 557 lil! f ii ' gg? Qgwfey .1-'U la I f S4 i BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ollivvrw are ffifllllfl Piinlzi Piiwlglvll. liiwlorizin: l,in4li Bishop, progriun vligiiriniing .lov lhnivl. iniesionw vligiiriiiging iinel l.iIliw ,loin-N. Nwri lury. Bc-hinml llivni uri' Danni l'l:irn'Il. lziviilly unlxieorg Billy Rl'!'X'1'w. nni-ir ilirwloi liulliy We-li-li. pr:-siilvnlz Diiiiml Swiilin. progrzini vligiirniung Iln- Ri-i. Hoy Sinilli BSU Diivvlorz zinml Bw-lq Prilvliaril. ITIllNll'l'llLllI'I1lLlII.

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Wesley Provides Worship, Fellowship QQ . ? .2 .gt '9' x ti We-slf'y' members include ffrunt I lo rl ,lan Garner, projeets chairman: Brad Cranherry, program vhairmang Linda Bishop. SCA representativeg Larry Hill, vice president Dupltrw Lalrlllress. president: Patricia Patterson. prograin ehtiirman: Pat Carrell, secretary. fslurzrlmgl Billy Reeves. SCA representative: Chuck Morse, Paula Padgett. Rev Kelly Williams, sponsor: Bully Banks, Barhara Lofton. Kathy ,lat'kson, puhlieitv chairman. Ilhird muj Daxid Swalm. Kathy Welch, Sondra Newsome, and ,lim Lightst-y faeulty adxisor. Wesley provides a churt'h horneu away from home for Methodist students and all others who wish to join for worship and fellowsliip. The Wesley Founrla tion is the Methodist Church at work on the eampus. E r ee p t . 1' ii tv' 5, V BSU Holds Vespers ightlyg t Participates in any Activities Because the university and college is engaged in the search for truth, of which Cod is the source, the Christian perspective is essential to the realization of the ultimate purpose of 1 higher learning. lt is the purpose of the Baptist Student Union to give meaning, purpose, and coherence to learning. BSU seeks to relate the Christian faith to learning. Activities of the BSU are varied. Vespers are held four nights each week. A pre-school retreat, a welcome party for incoming freshmen, the state BSU convention and officers' retreat, Youth Night in Jackson, weekly trips to rest homes, regular meetings each week, the Q annual homecoming display, and the annual Halloween Carnival are just a few of the activi- ties of this busy group. One does not join the Baptist Student Union, hut he instead participates in its manyiactivi- -- ties such as Vespers, Sunday School, etc.

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DECA Open to DMT Students ,us ,se t -.W , , , SNP'-' DECA members include fl to rl Sid Thompson, Gary Cline, vice president: David Cole, Kent King, Hoyt Dampier, presidentg Keith Rush- ing, Phil Hinton, Jimmy Baldwin, Ronnie Lee, sponsor: Vicki White, treasurerg and Rosemary Henderson, reporter. DECA, standing for Distributive Education Clubs of America, is open to students of distribution and marketing technology. In April members competed in the State Leadership Conference in Jackson. Cosmetology Students, Club Elect Three Sets of Officers g A, R J K? 3 4 5,303 ' H, Q f rv fu- , W M Y Q ' lv P V 'X 2.23 fi' .7 ' fl 'A fi '- LH' 3, , ' I ., P . 2 1 I .- N With three classes in progress, members of the Cosmetology Students' Club elected officers for each class. From left to right are Helen Woodward, seated, president of Group lg Shirley Smith, secretary of Group 34 Mary Pettigrew, president of Group 33 Sue Douglas, president of Group 24 Brenda Rutland, secretary of Group 23 and Joan Butschek, secretary of Group 1. Mrs. Faye Hill and Mrs. Virginia Ingram are sponsors of the club. 30