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

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Resident Councils make rules for dormitories v 'Q L t l K I 'y,,e..-f .z .M 1,17 -i ' I 4 Q' , 1 1-v 1 g gu i it 3 1 Composing the Women's Resident Council are Cl to rl Kim Adams, Linda Moulder, Sue Richardson, Cecelia Hubbard, president of Copiah Hall: Arm Heaton. president of Stevens Hall: Susan Daniel, and Mandy Sproles. Back row, 1 to r, are Martha Wilson, Retha Rhymes, Marie Garrity, Danita Dalton, and Ester Schmidt. 33522- 4 ni 'WW fit 'Us 'C' Wt 4' 9 v4 .596 f P fu .QW , , 4,4 if-V1 hmm:-P' Q ,, bl .1 1. Members of the Men's Resident Council are Cl to ry Steve Lee, secretaryg Eddie McKinney, vice president: Joe Brown, president: and Grover Smith, advisor. Standing, 1 to r, are Ronnie Fleming, Charles Osborne, Bill Logan, and Swep Taylor.

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Student Council works for student weqare :fa W bw was saw ' 3? M Q2 t 3 EQ 1 iii Q i am 5 Nz' 3 I We 45,4 Q .,,, I-1 s ' .B 3 eg ' Mfg 3:58 ,, Q: bv-..,vQ-N , I .QA Student Govemment Association council members include ffront 1 to rj Wanda Cone, Janice Tanner, Mandy Sproles, Clara Adams, Sandra Walker, Debbie Harris, and Susan Daniel. Back row includes Nick R. Norton, Paul Panqueme, Steve Keywood, Stan Allred, Ronnie Hyatt, Terry Smith, Richard Furr, and Bob Odom. :ldv t.,1'ITI7 -..quill Leading CLJC's Wesson campus student body are Cl to rl Ronnie Hyatt, president: Terry Lee Smith. vice president: Janice Tanner, secre- tary: and Stan Allred, treasurer. 22 ss -4 Us

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BS U holds Vespers, other activities in new Center -' ' T475 ' R , ' I . ., .I ..,. Vl.. .,..,A,, ,,iV,, I Q 1 ' In front of the new Baptist Student Union Center are the BSU officers. from 1 to r, Larry Smith, dorm representative: Mike Moak, music director: Janice Tanner, dorm representative: Cynthia Hammack, pianist: Alice Collins, Vespers chairman: Debbie Thompson, secretary: Doyle Wilson, special activities: Kim Adams, special activities: Lois Frazier, president: the Rev. Roy Smith, BSU director: Bob Berch, Vespers chairman: Sandra Walker, dorm representative: Bill Sumrall and Beverly McGhee, missions chairmen: Phil Granger, dorm represent- ative: Rhetha Rhymes, Vespers chairman: and Van Windom, Noonday chairperson. Weekly trips to nursing homes, Vespers nightly, Noonday on Thursdays, the state convention, and retreats are just a few of the BSU activities. SCA coordinates religious activities Qrunznuxunxnusc-11111311111 2. :!.l:!ldldl:!l:El:3' :Alflfl!.!I2!I2.!IlfldlS!l!!l!!l2!ll.! 5' 'al 'arf-1' it 11- 1: 5:1 Fl fat iw: an an N WM f W Q an 1 1 , is fe .arf t-.A . M1114 cm, ,gy ua fi 1 V .7 u 1 TW Iigpm rn '-: 'ss ,.,- .I ' x , - Y., , x W f Y f Q mxk- 4 3 . .,fJ . , , . , ff .. 4--f-Rzufaiw s -, N.. -- Composing the Student Christian Association are fl to rj Larry Smith: Mike Moak. president: Mrs. Keith McDaniel, SCA sponsor: Paul Pan- querne, vice president: Roger Moak: Cecilia Hubbard, publicity chairman: Gail Hathorn: Sue Richardson, secretary: Ann Little: Esta Perrott: and the Rev. Roy Smith, BSU director. The SCA is composed of representatives from religious organizations on campus. During first semester the group sponsored Marantha and Focus Week during second semester.