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

- Class of 1979

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A., FA . v Q .Jw-2'-mf M A eww -' . l 5 1 A I Q f - h if i fx,- The special days are etched in our minds . . . Not as events, but as waves of sound and flashes of color. I I Q mmmummmifii Hmmm:-gmmmmm pw W J' , .4 ' sf ffffffa lr A J ax , ' 1 If V rw- 242.54 ' tal . 3 , i Ax! .ff Qwzemw , Mu Q2 uni ' HMG . 4, w jg: gli: saw -.5 'ggf Qmw ,, - -, fa im hi- , 42. 134390 mm if L fm 1. F' f Qfjf f ' , 55 -,wan is A N1 x' Ng . I 3 -:gf 'eff 'F-9-'f 1 if L A Q w a., f y m , .x ' :N 'K 1 L' X -..., X S 1 S N gp ' n N, - ' X fx. ,A xxx f 5 g gf W 3:1-L 1 23 ff :ji Q - Y -NV' K F f lp V . If J 4, ,url M' 0'- Lb. Q-YL' -v - 4.39 H51 ig 5 bm .. V M, ' ,I ly li 1 if -va- lp. 1-- ' 4 'nf A563 4-a L'-J' U ' I WG- , 'viii mu wfnl Az... .A-fe 'W i 1 9, . l l L 4 13 A1 5 4,44 X' ,f ,ff H ' if 53' ' du, Wx, Q Y ., ,fy 'vw if sg, 3 ff., wwf , Y 5 ,4 l gig:-5 , if e , , ,fel I fy? , Q www 'J 4, at , , ff W .1 ,A lf V fri ri , Af ,g 'iffy ' Y W' if 'xl-fciffs. 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A V ,N .w3fWW'r5J2',,1Q5Q,f'J, pw: gf 2f' 1-'lmlfviwiwf' .fm W 5 I ag' W lo 1 'r 'vii 1. 4 I9 V ' scum ngnnclm- ' .-..-- z mana wnpo ma-1 , mi 'ES' fiv A stroll between buildings after class, a game in the Hob Nob, Meeting a friend, making a date, visiting landmarks, keeping abreast with campus happenings .... This is Natchez. -,..,f.,,...,,-Y-,.,4-f if? l If ,, aw.. ..,-Z 2 'QQ Ml Qlllila a:::::f: Yrlinlcnws iw- was Mxnmomafiruxwlrw-:quot --M J' fpvhiliubtdmitvnluuuilv ynrnbnmvaaaliivuln anno- xduhil-iwsfp wililaqnlnsi isfwu Multi-iris! :lf-rdf' nhl' unusual-nur an-sun-susan-uunqnn-...X ,ymrmbqgg up-ddnlxlumnsyonv , 1-myrgg -.q..Qpp 4-Q-.fsoullun 'cn Q , ,V .gf M X -1 ral nur ucv up-vw-w .1--on ,was mm so-Q uw inn f,-1 -v- ' - M J Q If new as ,v-.N U' x n inn f-H 'HN . 5.-A I , I Q . . , 1 41- r' V 'Y X S . ll f' . f V, , . lg., U jg .af I ,ka a .. . . A ' .l 1 , fi , ,f r .x I QW if s'X'.'.nl., fn 2 ll ' 1 l 3' 4 :A - ,I -, 5 g 1 I ., ,N 'x nf 1.60: I. R ,bszllt :i -'VWQJM ,V 2 N . ' . I, 4,-vp' if 9 . -Q A 'I' ,,. I F . U: 'fvrf ,ng I .'. ., 54 I r .. e . 1- 1 f Mg. , , H, A ,1-jf 4' P , - . 1 I' , Q ' v 8 Z .,,.,..... 5 . K ,iw -. 1 bg., run- 'mir ' 4 A as 1, 's M130 'S 'Q 'ij 'Q ,.. Q .wwlq ity.. 'Z '9!9?S2 ' pi 419: 4 gs x 'Z xf ff' ' n 4 , K Y- .o .QA-.... , g. 35? A V umsavlwglx r exif .-ww., , 1, , . .1 2' Xz- t,.L J '. . ?'7T:1 'f' ' ln-- ww i 'N 'tb J' Take time to enioy the beauty of our existence. Dr. Billy B. Thames works for better- ment of campuses Dr. Billy B. Thames, president of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College district since January, 1968, constantly works for the betterment of both the Wesson and Natchez campuses. An honor graduate of Copiah-Lincoln in 1954 and an initial in- ductee into the college's Hall of Fame, he obtained a bachelor of science, a master ot science, and an Ed.D. degree, all from the University of Southern Mississippi. An outstanding educator in Mississippi, Dr. Thames is active in the Copiah-Lincoln and National Education Associations and the Mississippi Association of Educators, serves on the Advisory Coun- cil forthe State Superintendent ot Education, is a past president of the Mississippi Junior College President's Association and the Mississippi Adult Education Association, a member of Phi Delta Kappa and the Red Red Rose, education fraternities, and the Mississippi Junior College Faculty Association. He is a member of the Mississippi Junior College Commission, has served as vice chairman of the executive committee for the Mississippi Council for the Improvement of Education, and on numerous other boards and committees. A past president, he is active in the Wesson Lions Club and is a member ot the board of directors. He has served as a member of the board of directors for Brookhaven Kiwanis Club, as Kiwanis Club's Circle K adviser, and was Circle K adviser one year. Further he is a member of the board of directors of the Bank of Wesson and for the State YMCA. Other community activities include being a member of the ad- visory council tor the Boy Scouts of America, and a member ofthe University ot Southern Mississippi and Copiah-Lincoln Alumni Associations. He is past chairman of the deacons of Wesson Baptist Church and a member of the board of directors. Because of his outstanding contributions to education, he was selected as one of six Outstanding Phi Theta Kappa Alumni in the United States in 1975, the announcement being made in Philadelphia, Pa. He was recognized by Mississippi College for Outstanding Service to Humanity in 1976. Copiah-Lincoln Alumni Association voted him Alumnus of the Year in 1970 and in 1975 Monticello-Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce recognized him for a special award of Contribution to Betterment of Lite in Lawrence County, his home county. Dr. Thames is married to the former Anne Allen of Monticello and they are parents of three children, Rachel, Rebecca, and William Jr. - ,ssc L-N- be-QQ. - s' s E We it . t- . ., -A . J uf. 5 -ff' ri 1 ' ' ' , 4. .1 l 1 . 1,,, , nt , l V y ,gg M 4 tg 3 , 'll'3Q'73'i',1sJt l '3 V ,,Q .5 1 ,,':,.5.,, . lg ' , A . ,z , s I - A x ' - ' iw ' ,L , ,-igiq,-1'fff'+4r- ' - Tl, 1 its. , 7'3 ' 4 ,L ' 332' assi '-551 - - '- w ' 'J . V 7 g I . dl- f V 1 1', --ti ' yt. ,w ' . .A W U Wvxtttu . ' ,Tp 1 B I WL K my .c .. , 'wi A 1 Q' wr- A 1.-155 te F :.c'1'f ' yy? it .F X , lg A I ' mx' fl ' ' F' y if l ..,. -wr M -1, . 'L ff . yn ' -1-f-.M . The Thames family fl to rl William, Dr. and Mrs. Thames, Rachel, and Rebecca 77777 7 l 7254, X . sg '--... r F11 'ii 'V' , ,-H f'f 2 2, 1 S w w 1 ,,., , r. . , It-Ex'-AI-111' -I . ' xx ...' .ss - 11, Not many of us are material for greatnes according to the general acceptance of the term, but each has something to give to iustify the gift of life. 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L+ ' Q V ' W ' i .M 525. 7 3 2 , ' , -V W' W Q H ' f-' ff 'I A,-Tv Jiri.: .7 1 : ' T , -- , V ' V - gp' r . - s :ur ui 2 1 s . , ,Z r , V ,A fl- , s 9 g, .. W W uw s.. X 5' ' s -. - . W3 mom.: www l' ' ' as V X ' x'4. u- 1 Q. . . 35 1 'sq wx! s .W X. 3 tx 5 X, a , V Tx v xv -vii was-'hw as W J- .9 in '5- 'HQ wg ,Q ' 1, Q- sei.: M ,: , , 1- i W' ,,,,. sf fl 'K 5 X sg -is v E X i' Q 'N I Bbw ' . , . 'A his wNw 'Q' 'W 'uf W who msg ,AQ L , x 2 N ss-.si A ,si ,xx - M-sy, ,M tx 'lxiffx Co-Lin has provided education for thousands during the past 50 years. Through its doors have passed students who have gone on to make well-known names for themselves . . . memories of CUC live in the minds of every person who has ever attended the college. Co-Lin through the years has been a melting pot and will continue, long after we have left. T I I Dedication goes to class of 1928 -3 I ,-'I Celebrating its 50th anniversary during 1978's homecoming was the Class of 1928. From left to right are Jesse Sandifer, Wesson, Eula Barron Robinson, Jackson, Fred E. Thompson, Brookhaven, Doris Ball Green, Hazlehurst, Freddie Ball Moore, Smithdale, Julia Mae McCaffrey Price, Brookhaven, Emily Chunn Boyle, Little Rock, Ark., Robert Bell, Clinton, Mary Alice Bagley Gardner, Greenville, Katherine Rush Shelton, ii Hazlehurst, Gladys Bell Carney, Crystal Springs, Lucile White Graham, Wesson, Clyde Smith, Pattison, Evy Kate Burt Young, Crystal Springs, Leroy W. Bracey, McComb, and Ray Albritton ldeceased Dec., 19781, Hazlehurst. Others attending the golden anniversary class celebration, but not pictured, were Joe Brueck, Brookhaven, George Edwards, Summit, and Elizabeth Mullen Tate, Jackson. Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, recognized for its academics, vocational-technical programs, activities, and athletics during the years, became fifty years old during the 1978- 79 school session. Through its doors have passed thousands of young men and women. Through the lean years of its humble beginnings, the depression years, the war years when many students did not return home, the rebuilding years, and through the years of continued growth, Co-Lin has survived. Students have gone on to become nationally-known in many fields, well-known in state politics, business, industry, education, and in other areas. With this T in mind, we, the editors ofthe 1979 Trillium, wish to dedicate this book to the first class to at- tend Copiah-Lincoln, the Class of 1928. J l 'Alma Mater l ll Hail, Copiah-Lincoln! 1 Sons and daughters true il Pledge thee our love, il We'll sing thy praise anew. f Faithfully and loyally i We'll ever honor thee, lWe'll push thy colors on To Victory. I g g X Z 'Q 'J ,, 5 if ,-ff Q71 4 .s 'ima wa.. 0 . H, gr, s 'N 961 i Wesson Campus Council leads Student Association s. A A 1. is as nits: B 'R Q1 , ki s nr. ,NMI V tix.. Student Council members are Qseated l to rj Randy Emtinger, David Clanton, Teri McLendon and Debbie Lowery, Qstandingl Martha Gill, K. C. Sharak, Terah Berch, Barbara Furr, Charlotte Creely, Nena Brister, Doris Finley, Mark Hamilton, Frankie Dayton, Joy Wilson, Wayne Hilton and Tim Partridge. Leading CLJC's Wesson Campus stu dent body are fl to rj Randy Emfinger president, David Clanton, vice- president, Teri McLendon, secretary, and Debbie Lowery, treasurer. ,gif y f A z. , 4 I 2 .ff , , f X 2 .L N Z X, 24.5 W , ' X , V' , 'Z 1 ' .. ,T X , it 53.1 X. ,, , ,J 1 , -, , f If fi Q74 .wffwy X My if , f 5 f 5 2 if 1 QL -sf , i, , 5 gg X ff, z if Two from Copiah-Lincoln appointed to Governor's Council Members of the Governor's Council this year are David Clanton and Ran- dy Emfinger. 'ww I . .- sv- 1 l 5 5 5. Wesson Campus esident Councils compile rules for dormitories , 'QQ 'M is f F -v 4' xxx , ,, N ,, ,,,.i-f V . . i. ' 'ft' I A Leading the Women's Resident Council is Susan Hankins, Chip McQueen, president, Copiah Hall, Robbin Courtney, president, Stevens Hall, Doodles Ferrell, Dixie Hutson, Rhonda Reed, Alisa Scott, Judy Barrett, Barbara Jones, Rhonda Shumaker, Darlene Munn, Cabrina Delaughter, Cathy Newell, and Betty Winfield. w l?,,. 1 :' -,.:,:,-,,:.- zz, ,l , f , s c fi.. . is ' f - , yr - -siii f ' I b I .- x 1 -, f ' ' ww -Q' m f s. ' -, . J fffe wj-f' - , ', -- fr., 2. an 4 V 'W ff, 'i Ht' V L VVV- - I.. -' . nv w A .. .. gay? ,Q , . vs- ' f N, Wa , ,gf .5 50 'ff , QW . , Q :E fini , 7 Q., 'tQ. '-:xii 1 J' JK J A f' iii: 1 iiifiiiii ii 1 . - ff' 6253 , .N H ji' .. ,r ef , ' : ' 'v M., 'tw ,..,, f I , . tw- , Q , Z 'fl 1 -N '., -ff 4 f -4 , 'G z, , 'f , ' , A , 3 , , - 'f' ' E1 f':fz'i3 . 'W fv,f-5 nt '- -'-'-f . .,- 12' -c,, w . J.. 1 . .4 , x-. f fa , -V. f rr f ,my-.2.q,, . 1, '1 L ' ' H ' ' 'U .f L ' .,,.. . Y Members ofthe Men's Resident Council are Grover Smith, adviser, Jamie Oster, Allen Mardis, Charles Fuqua, 2nd Row: Michael Hankins, Ronnie Hux, chairman, and Stanley Wyatt. L ,,, l - , N r' , i , y ' ' ' .4 S 1 . J . I E V , 4 ,wx 1 ,xi K , . 1' A' V y- X ,, . fi' A , . ,.., . I Y X A an ' I I 1 J bd E s,,,,,,.A Food Service Committee includes lseatedj Debbie Lowery, Susan Hankins, Rhonda Reed, Teri McLendon, and Betty Winfield. fstandingj Forrest Wentworth, Michael Hart, Tim Partridge, Ronnie Hux, Kenny Byrd, Stanley Wyatt, Jamie Oster, David Clanton, and Randy Emfinger. Food Service Committee forms to plan meal Wesson Campus BSU holds vespers, sponsors various activities ' -,-' f 'V -4'-.. .. ... .. -.J ... ' '-. fr X! 2 X 57 NJ -- -f -J -J -. 4 ,. ffjf 7 2 Z7 xW? WWWW iff! f 3, W.. 1 ,!. .- f 1' Av f uv 'I f f 4 mln Members of the Baptist Student Union council are llett to right, Tammy Lyon, Monday night chairman, Chip McQueen, missions chairman, Lisa Hollingsworth, Sarah Haynes, dormitory representative, the Rev. Roy Smith, BSU director, Kenny Peavey, president, and Belinda Williams, pianist. Back row includes Lek Phongham, publicity chairman, Kenny Byrd, music chairman, and David Cooper, Thursday Night Togetherness. Weekly trips to a rest home in Brookhaven, vespers during week nights, and other activities are carried on by BSU members. A missions banquet was held, various speakers were heard, and many projects undertaken. Attending the state convention was a highlight for several council members. Christian Fellowship Club members include ffront, lett to right, David Cooper, Kenny Byrd, Chip McQueen, Lisa Hollingsworth, treasurer, Lek Phogham, publicity, Ronnie Hux, president, Daniel Rodriquez, vice president, Janice Roberts, secretary, Sandy Reed, Kenny Baker, Chuck Goldman, Nathan Swanson, and Randy Walker. Second row includes Belinda Williams, Debbie Poole, Jerri Denham, Terah Berch, Scotty Ball, Barbara Proby, Cassandria Dixon, Diana Schilling, Jackie Stampley, Faye Keys, Ted Harris, Sharon Theriot, Sandy Hearn, Durita Banes, and Mike Buckles. Third row in- cludes Mrs. Keith McDaniel, adviser, Ivy Dillon, Sarah Buie, Larry Chambliss, Shirley McCall, Barbara Keys, Michael Loving, Mary Jane Sistrunk, Barbara Jones, Barbara Smith, Shelly Brent, and the Rev. Don Asbell. The group sponsored Christ Focus Week during first semester, featuring a variety ot speakers, including Randy Cutlip, formerly of Three Dog Night. During second semester the group sponsored Christ Emphasis Week on campus. Weekly meetings were held. Fellowship Club emphasizes religious weeks Wesson Campus FTA provides information on teaching profession 17 - ic: l ll l ffz ' 5' - BV :L r.-. -r 55-1' ca? ?Az.- if 'l7s ? - fxewk.. f me-sw -e 1,111 1 -J F . Future Teachers of America members are fseated, left to rightl Susan Hankins, publicity chairman, Sally Sandifer, treasurer, Vallie Prestridge, secretary, Durita Banes, vice president, and Linda Tuggle, president. Standing are Mavis Wells, Cynthia Wallace, Patricia Holloway, Diana Schilling, Terrell Oliver, Alisa Smith, Katie Ruth Walker, Jackie Hart, Sherree Smith, Sondra IPI ll ll ll III nm I1 I1 I1 lin ln- I1 I1 I1 lv: lun In Ing lg- I-1 lug Iv, Im I-.I F1 1 F1 li- I1 I. I. I' I. 'l . if 1 1 1 1 an um N44 . McTaggart, Deborah Rushing, Kathy Welch, Judy DeLaughter, Renee Touchstone, Dewanna Goodson, Annis McQueen, and Miss Jane Ainsworth, adviser. Meetings center around programs dealing with education and often feature speakers on educational topics. French Club communicates in club's language Speaking French during its meetings, the club is open to students studying French. Seated left to right are Harold J. Patterson, adviser, Amy Brister, vice president, Valerie Jones, president, and Stanley W. Stewart. Standing are Forrest Allen Johnson, Lanette Busy, Rhonda Dickerson, Denny Britt, Lisa Waters, and Sharon Theriot. Wesson Campus li 'Wag , We I an l We 1 nan - wwf K., y sf s '5- Xu Circle K members are Cleft to right, first rowl Forrest Wentworth, K. C. Sharak, Karen White, Sharon Smith, Dixie Hutson, Connie Case, Beverly Alexander, Debby Miles, Belinda Bishop, Katie Walker, Donna Mullens, Martha Gill, David Clanton, and Jeff Hill. Second row includes Sheree Smith, Cheryl Arnold, Joan Hailey, Kathleen Guif- freda, Matt Lewis, Jim Lightsey, adviser, Stephanie Jackson, Letha Horton, Nancy Bennett, Jon Lofton, Melissa Tynes, Natalie Dunn, Ellen Hamilton, Lisa Stuart, Lisa Bradley, Tina Mullins, Ricky Speights, and Randy Emfinger. Third row includes Mark Hamilton, Scott Smith, Bobby Thornton, Leo Hughes, Robin Posey, Gary Talley, and Nola Haire. Circle K sponsors annual t'Mess Co-lin, other proiects 1.-. X l ,Q L 5 S Avo Circle K sponsors the annual l'Mess Co- Lin Pageant , this year the eleventh M event. Various service proiects are carried f iw . x out during the year f If '- by members. The MI 'ii group is sponsored J locally by the Brookhaven Kiwanis Club. - u.,, - .- , Officers of Circle K are lfront, left to rightj Bobby Thornton, president, Belinda Bishop, secretary, Robin Posey, first vice president, Tina Mullins treasurer, K. C. Sharak, second vice president. Second row includes Scott Smith, board member, Martha Gill, board member, Jim Lightsey, adviser Ellen Hamilton, board member, and not pictured, Jay Duckworth, board member. L ' fn Wesson Campus VICA participates in state-wicle contests as so ---------------,-- 333333333 333333333 f333333333 33333333 33333333 33333333 P1 r-1 rw r-1 r-1 rw r-i F1 P1 r-I s.'.a l.'.l L'.l i.'.i l.'.l l.'a i.'.a L .l L.'.i P1 r1 rw F1 r-1 r1 ri r-1 r'1 rw :FJ L5 LP.: l.'a i.'4 L'.a L'.i l..'.a r.'a L'.4 rw r'l ri P1 rn r-i rw rw rw i.'a i.'a l..'.l L5 i.'J s.'.i i.'.r r.'.a u.'.a -q A-4 r1 r-1 r-1 l.'.i r.'.: l. J r-i r-1 -1 ua ua un r1 r-1 rw i.'.a i.'.a l.'J E J r 1 s.'.c E J r 1 r.'.1 It I r 1 r.'J LJ rw i.'.a 5 J r -1 J.: BJ Lal f 'I I' 'I r.'.: i.'.c rw r-1 r'1r1r'1 rwr-1 r1r-4 r1r1 r.'.i if.: :.'.a r.. .J x. .1 i.'J r.'4 i.'J i.'.v r.'J s.'.a il.: z.'.v r.-1 r.-1 i-1 ca LJ r-1 l..'.r F1 1.5 r 1 i. .a r-r r'1 r-1 rn rw r-r r-i rw rw i.'J L..J l..'J Lf.: l..'.r if.: l..'J r. 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'J , rg 1 J , I. f ' I' iq., Having regular meetings, sponsoring various proiects, and participating in the Mississippi Skills Olympics are just a few of the activities of the VICA Wocational In- dustrial Clubs of Americaj. Members include Qfront row, left to rightj Kevin Chandler, Bill Buck, Mickey Brown, Mike Sandifer, Butch Dawsey, Earl Sisco, adviser, Glenn McGee, sponsor. Back row includes Peggy Perkins, Hugh Summers, Cathy Nevels, James Williams, Lesa Morris, Penny Rogers, Hazel Owens, Kathy Daughdrill, Julie Tim Alexcmder, Rick Williams, l-0UiS JOFFCCU, JClmES Gloss, R0bSl'i HOQQOTT, Jimmie Owens, Pat Amacker, adviser, Donna Creswell, Wanda Bullock, Peggy Purser, Jean Edwards, Woodie Berry, David Bryant, David Fore, Barney Calcote, Keith Powell, Dennis Allen, Ed Brady, and Greg Burge. On the second row are Judy Neal, Larry McDonald, George Thames, Ed Langley, Tommy Porter, Ken Cumbus, Ronnie Adams, Jimwright, Lisa Spikes, Beverly Cummins, co-sponsor, Steve Harris, adviser, Tom Thompson, adviser, Bobby Leonard, adviser, James Harris, adviser, and Jimmy Smith, assistant vocational-technical director. Q.: nl sa.: va le'-ni 15.3 L74 L'.iT LZ'-J 5.7.5 IJJ I-'J l.. J L11 VJ LT'-i L74 L 'J L72 U4 I r , J rw rw r ra r-1 r-1 rw rw rw r-r r-1 r ,.,.,,,.,, 1 r--if -1 , s..'.i LP.: M3 n. ..r c....s '.: i.. ' Lad L13 LF.: sf.: f.'.: i: .z Ei 53 53 i rw rw r 1 r 1 r'-1 z-1 r f fci 1 rv rf-zf rv rv LF.: l.'..r L: A LF.: Q.: .1 1. .a J.: :..'.r A ,,.,s , r..'.1 y 'J z.. .z i r'1 r' r r-2 r:,,'1 M- ,-xrvr IHA Lf 9 x..'.f L. 1.7.1 LF.: r. Er. r: 1' Q , Q,-5 i-.1 4' rp F LJ 1.1 li ri r-2 r LF.: J.: d rw r sf.: rl ,, 1 :siitiiki :Q ,fhwfi '. s w It V ic Officers of VICA are fleft to rightj Hugh Summers, state treasurer, David Fore, president, first semester, Barney Calcote, president, second semester and first semester vice president, Hazel Owens, secretary, first semester, Keith Powell, treasurer, and Wanda Bullock, reporter. Not pictured is Donna Crlswell, secretary. Wesson Campus Club heads compose President's Council lf -9 ' , is . x -N 'MQ Sea f' 'A A ,,.,,,,,v -A745--C., l 'Kg ' . A .. . Composing the President's Council are Qfirst row, left to rightj Evelyn Carlock, Lisa Hollingsworth, Becky Summers, Valerie Jones, Debbie Hart, Jennifer Haynes, Elizabeth Koskie, and Martha Gill. Second row includes Dr. Billy B. Thames, CLJC president and adviser, David Fore, Randy Em- tinger, Bobby Thornton, Linda Tuggle, Chip McQueen, Charlotte Creely, t .K 1 H 4, ' , 1- ' me :se w 4 ,QL sw ,A kgs, , . Q.. A J , Y, I- L0 xi 1 K - Q Msn 4.-A gl -1 XNMX and Robbin Courtney. Third row includes Jim Moyer, Mark Hamilton, David Clanton, Kenny Peavey, and Kenneth Gilbert. Heads ot each club, organization, and activity on campus compose the group. Kenneth Gilbert is chairman, Martha Gill is vice chairman, and Charlotte Creely is secretary. Youth Congress Club attends state meet Members ofthe Youth Congress Club are Qleft to rightj Travis Lindenmuth, Melnee Williams, Susan Givens, and Danny Harrell, adviser. Not pictured is Lindo Parker. Susan Givens won a superior for speaking from the floor at the Mississippi Youth Congress convention held in Jackson. Wesson Campus Phi Theta Kappa initiates five first semester fl 1 Members of the Eta Omega chapter of Phi Theta Kappa are fleft to rightj Prestridge, Durr Walker, adviser, Sarah Haynes, Mark Hennington, Terri June Turpin, Terrell Oliver, Robbin Courtney, Denny Britt, Mrs. Sharon McLendon, and Cindy Phillips. Alexander, adviser, Linda Tuggle, Joy Wallace, Kenny Peavey, Vallie .9 .wmWm.w,..,.,..,-,w-mm--f- . wh 0 2' 1 ' , ... T' ' o. it V I ,J ' iii Q 8 . , 1 s If -v 1 Q ' Y l lt ' ui is 1. if , 1 Officers of Phi Theta Kappa include flett to rightl Vallie Prestridge, viser, and Mark Hennington, vice president. Not pictured is Elizabeth publicity, Linda Tuggle, publicity, Kenny Peavey, treasurer, Robbin Koskie, president. Courtney, secretary, Durr Walker Jr., adviser, Mrs. Sharon Alexander, ad- l M l tl X- ' Elizabeth Koskie, Eta Omega president, welcomes five members initiated during fall semester. From left to right are Elizabeth Koskie, Elsie Edwards, and Anita Weeks. Back row includes Michael Davis, Patricia Holloway, and David Watts. lnitiations are held twice yearly for the national iunior college honorary society. Attending the state and national conventions highlight the year's many activities. George Dale, state insurance commissioner, was guest speaker for the tall initiation. The Brillant Future of Mankind was the theme of study of PTK this year. Wesson Campus Phi Beta Lambda open to business students 1. ww 'Q-'rv' 455' I ,HX WFT? 'N Qs Q l , if ld if Officers ot the Nu Kappa chapter of Phi Beta Lambda, national business organiza- Smith, parliamentarian, Rhonda Reed, secretary, Lori Russell, historian, Gary Talley, tion, are fleft to rightl Jim Moyer, president, Rhonda Shumaker, vice president, Cathy treasurer, and Teri McLendon, reporter. 7 lb f,-C if ff 1, ., .. , .a W ' .. ' . X A y . -A ,V tb Q N, .. y N - K A E Members of Phi Beta Lambda are Hirst row, left to rightl Diane Green, Teri Mclendon Kitty Errington, Katie Matthews, Patricia Chambliss, Rhonda Reed, Shelia Hudspeth Beverly Collins, Lori Russell and Debbie James. Second row includes Mrs. Jean Ricks, .P-Q XVT 1 fi,-.gffgh tithe. f 51 Q Ki ' pg ,ix lx sefi-6,4 - Y s-,M T' id-V.:,,, , ,F , A. H S ' 2-'gi 'mls Q :sms fi..r t.. 15553 , T - P' Bezel? ff f'ff5?+-f- i :Q-...T ' xx' L .l J -..i3i ' yglf'-.K . . u-'ill:,sl'Ts- -..' '. :lf .. . ' - .-.s . ' ' ' ' ' -- 1 . - ' -1 ' A -' 1' 4 H ' Y . H ds'gn . ' ,. as ' .1..- 'K v ' Third row consists of Mrs. Becky Burt, adviser, Mona Walley, Rhonda Duborg, Robin Ricks, Bob Pettigrew, Tammy Allen, Marilyn Black, Linda Dunigan, Denise Thornton, Ramona Trombley and Cathy Smith. The back row includes Mrs. Jackie Frazier, ad- viser, Keith McGowan, Terrell Oliver, Jeff Boyles, Glen Jennings, Tommy Jolly, Gary Talley, Jim Moyer, Noel Assink, adviser, and Mike Mclntyre, adviser. adviser, Virginia Hemby, Sandra Furr, Richard Pickett, Wanda Mclnnis, Debbie Dean, Connie Daniels, Rhonda Shumaker, Joy Wallace, Tracy McCaskill and Gloria Neal. Eifiili? Clll eq, 34 5 AE 22 i Q B Qwvvx Wesson Campus Co-Lin Players present popular productions Lu fr-4 g if-gf I X' E. is Co-Lin Players' include ffront, left to rightl John Landress, adviser, Beverly Alexander, and Donna Powell. Second row includes Laura Williams, Shelley Brent, Lisa Hollingsworth, president, Sharon Theriot, Sandy Hearn, and Chip McQueen. On the third row are Tina Mullins, Earlean Green, Cassandria Dixon, Ivy Dillon, Rowena Trombley, and Barbara Jones. On the back row are Kenny Byrd, Ed Dillon, and Dwain Turner. In ii! Two one act plays, uOvertones and Joint Owners in Spain , were given by the Co-Lin Players during tirst semester. Second semester plans included a children's play on tour in the district and a three-act play, i'The Curious Savage . ri, ,km 1.1 - -s . Players who pass rigid requirements are eligible tor membership into If Delta Psi Omega, national iunior college dramatics fraternity. A se- l 'Win cond semester initiation was planned for those who met these re- quirements. John Landress is cast director for the fraternity. WGN' NS' Delta Psi Omega initiates eligible members Wesson Campus Trillium sponsors Who's Who, beauty pageant Heading the 1979 Trillium yearbook staff are fl to rl Kenneth Gilbert, executive editor, Martha Gill, executive editor, Sondra McTaggart, associate editor, Beverly Alexander, associate editor, and Burlian Walker, adviser. x Qs T X x X .- it X S? N v K X . X. .35 'gf .wh if N ll T 1 The Trillium staff includes ll to rj Angela Britt, Renae Berch, Becky Summers, K. C. Sharak, Kathy Wade, Vicky Lucky, Rusty Passmore. Standing fl to rj Charlie Hughes, photographer, Terry Goetz, photographer, Mark Hamilton, Judy Barrett, Cynthia Wallace, Valerie Jones, Sharon Smith, Linda Rawls, Letha Horton, Corine Hale, Susan Hankins, Tina Mullins, and Mike Sullivan. Wesson Campus Wolf Tales publishes newspaper twice monthly 'vs Inllfw., W-' lhll fi in iw nu u nur M nu 'KSWWI Z 1, Qs T ' f v M, V K fy , N ' ww' ...fi 1. M- Editing the Wolf Tales first semester were fl to rj Evelyn Carlock, executive editor, Tammy Lyon, associate editor, Renae Berch, business manager, Debbie Hart, executive editor, and Burlian Walker, adviser. Tammy Lyon became executive editor, along with Debbie Hart, for second semester and Sharon Smith became associate editor. W '91 V - - 1 ,fy ' iff 3 - z' Zag' ,Lx fjrefir soggy fy. , rW ,igf5- Wwwy The Staff includes fl to rj Nancy Lowery, news editor, Becky Summers, feature editor, Sha Vicky Lucky, news editor. Standing: Charlie Hughes and Terry Goetz, photographers. ron Smith, assistant editor, Angela Britt, feature editor, Not pictured: Jett Ray, sports editor, Susan Mathes, news editor, Ivy Dillon, club editor, Venus Robertson, club editor, Donna Powell, club editor, Shirley Williams, club editor, Laura Williams, club editor, and William Scott, photographer. ISSISSI PP JUNIOR COLLEGE PRESS ASSOCIATIO -f Capturing awards in three categories, the 1978 Wolf Tales grabbed second place in the bi-monthly division com- petition ot the Mississippi Junior College Press Associa- tion. The Wolf Tales, one of two full sized iunior college newspapers in the state, is published every two weeks by the iournalism classes. Students sell advertising, make up pages, write headlines and all copy, take pictures, and often work into the early hours ofthe morning with make up and in the darkroom. This year Debbie Hart was secretary of the Mississippi Junior College Press Associa- tion. The statt attended the MJCPA in Memphis and on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. 37 Wesson Campus Choir plans tour .fl Choir members Qfront, I to rl are Valerie Janes, Kay Leggett, Karen Janes, Karen nold, Marilyn Beach, Martha Gill. Top row includes Ramona Walley, Betty Wooton, White, Karen Price, Macie Cooley, Jimmy Whitehead, David Clanton, Bobby Thorn- TCJFIYO Tl1Gm6S, BOFb0I'G Furr, M6llf1ClG Leo, Donna Mullen, Tino Mullins, -l0l'1l'lI'1Y ton, Kenneth Gilbert, Elizabeth Koskie, Doodles Ferrell, Nola Haire. Second row in- Farris, Ellis R. Passmore Ill, Mark Hamilton, Patrick Smith, Charlotte Keen, Susan cludes Shelley Brent, Rhonda Dickerson, Darlene Munn, Linda Rawls, Sally Sandifer, Givens, and Nancy Sinclair. David Franklin, Mike Hart, Kenny Miller, Randy Emlinger, Cathy Newell, Cheryl Ar- . ,,.: The choir takes a tour each spring. Two years ago the group went to New York City and last year the trip was to Florida. They performed in the Mississippi Choral Festival this year. Bob Pritchard, director 38 l Wesson Campus Soiourners entertain throughout the district -Q... The Sojourners, ci contemporary vocal group, performs at various events throughout the district. Members include fstanding l to rj Michael Hart, Mocie Cooley, Kenneth Gilbert, Johnny Farris, Karen Jones, Doodles Ferrell, Mark Hamilton, Melinda Lea, Jimmy Whitehead, Nancy Sinclair, Susan Givens, Marshall Rody, and Bobby Thornton. Seated are Bob Pritchard, director, and Elizabeth Koskie. P itil nf ' z uk Wesson Campus Band aclcls spirit to games, parades, pep rallies slffi v---va ...J iQ . ... -- 'i??n ' V N- th' lg f M- 'mar , ' L iw-vff1'f':'1'-r'g' , , I ', ., ,..1. My-5 f'w-:w- , . b ,gm ,, f s fm, vi! -- Q r .fp fa If ,tm Qs nf 5 P , gk f ff, 1, 1 f , 4-1 1 'HF f . . . - C f-V' -... H.. - ---W f r- V Q A af - -. , A . 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' 1 3 gags .A ,, ' , ' ..-,.Q.Q.,,. ,., A. - ' :jk . 1-'. v - .3 -. ,nv--V QM'- ii i' A '-'.?5?ff 'ii Mil. . s - vL'f1f-'fic-' ag .I .IEQQES .X it 'I F53 . N K , ',.' fi 1,.-'w' fr' A iff ,' THX ' ' , 'P J' ,Ps -, . rx mf? 5, ggx, 'Ky . kwxX.f3,,M: apr T U ' ' iHi'rL 'ik1:.E.t. x 'm,g'fE3 +f5,! 'Sl.L'i4'f 5 Elizabeth Koskie drum maiorette Elizabeth Koskie serves as drum maiorette Wesson Campus -,....-,.,, t -.1-1 , M , ,,.t.. . -, , .,,. ., 1- - - --+--A -gag Vs..- ...::. ... ,...-,. f -- ,. V 1 .4--, , x... . ,........1 ..-M V A. . , ,.-..-A . -1 . e .v,..v-.' Q. Y 1 -ir f .- - ,,. . ,. NM., .J ,- ,, , .,- .g.g,,,,x,W, '..- .ef '....,..., ,few ' 1 rw ' , A -1'4 -'H-ff ..-N nd. .,,-. - .W , 5- o Asn nut' .V ' .M ' ' f 1 wa x ' '-1011 3' My ,w rv f 1 if-3' fl. f .-AIU' a' W, Rifle corps members are ll to rj Sandy Hearn, Pam Boyd, Robbin Courtney, Leisa Stuart, Martha Gill, and Melanie Davis. Martha Gill Rifle Captain Rifles aclcl excitement to bancl's performances Wesson Campus Band groups perform in parades throughout district 'S l l rfliil all l . 'X 5 t gif y --U-1 ww-1-D lie-1 O I , ' yflfslx lip ' , , ' . ..::. -n z A Q ,Q '..' K fy wi t ! :iv x il' A R I f' v x 'gb' C5 A 4-43 TQ f p ' Q I l l 'Q N 4 .A 4 , Y orgy' R ,Q A f N-. -, fl - ',vf' i,: my Al ' CS' y y we maxi' yy ,ani X Qmkfi 1 , if . XY' 3 R K chi - gg,-L ll we-mg .N -9.4-wr M 'Q Members of the flag corps are fclockwisej Annette Dickerson, Lisa Russell, Jennifer Carlock, Bree Bowden, Missy Morrison, Jill Cole, and Sharon Theriot. Redd, Rachel Thames, Sherry Nesmith, Lori Russell, Juana Moore, Kathy Smith, Evelyn . l' xi l R ,gf f i 'T Juana Moore Flag Captain Flag corps create visual effects Wesson Campus State's First Dancing Coeds-the Co-Lin Colettes M, , V , c H , ie.. E: ., 1' 1 V if W, A I .. ,, . , V' , 'f I V , Q . . is ' f V Y-. -' fi 'W' if v , W, , , m f is . , 1 6 - . Mmm ,M G I A 'i . 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'fsluffwvi 'v3,,gg2w:-VV ' f -Q 741.y'Wfs' Q. - V Vff' Wwxff Vf V7 Z ffm +f ' ' W Wssw .XV , 4, W' VV- 6 V 4444 V M ,WV f ,V ' ' ' V .- , by -. , V ' Va ffew V f' ,f '- L 4 w e . V W ' V ' , . f f 'JF 'f . we-V ,V . ,, , . ' 4 , ,, ,f , ---VV , fs- VV M57 1 9' M f f-V V 1- VV V 44? ,f W V W ,W ,, , A . K , ,W , :N ,he h , ,.,WQ':W ,f www, M If .Q A , Q10 , ff .,.. ? Q, W -MMA,-D. , 5, . 1 W , ,MW . - qw qfW3J,fm:, ff 409 ' ,, Z VV 2' f ' , 3 f ., 1 1 - , V - , All -f ' +5 'WW f ' 'wi f V ,':f.,s,' V4 his 1f'xZV C' 7 p,VVWf77VfMf 'YV 'V ii, W1 ,' TW ,, , Z, If Vf ,'V f V350 4' fwfi Vf' 4. D .,.. ' f V ' The 1978-79 Colettes are fkneeling I to rj Rhonda Reed, Wanda Stringer, Dixie Hut- Stephanie Jackson, Sherry Elkins, Mindy Turnage, Debbie Lowery, and Connie Case. son, Ellen Hamilton, and Cathy Batson. Standing are Selina Redd, Jackie Hart, JM... ,- X .,..,--- ' 7 ,YW .le T X 1 i Q M 1 .. ,..,.NVQ,, X X . , , K k . X . , , -, . 'SEQ galil. C C W X sk- ff' 1i'.fSVf - , , x, , A x Q V VM. x 2 z 4 e we 95012 X X ms,-WYN S Q,w Mm K C N,vx,,S C, Dixie Hutson Head Colette Colettes perform in many events through the year Wesson Campus Afro-American sponsors 'Black History Week' ... , vu 'Wx A rwazgzal 1 ak! A giffcg V gy. , .. V K ww ,L I-.,,., W W- . .1 W : . rx. ' fooo A . -' A f ' ' V i U Q Sponsoring Black History Week during second semester is a highlight of Afro- ton. Second row includes Cassandra Day, Dorene Arnold, Jackie Stampley, Earlene American Plus Club. Membership is open to any student on the Wesson campus, First Greene, Diann Griffin, sgt.-at-arms, Barbara Proby, Cassandra Dixon, Sandy Reed, row, left to right, are Laura Williams, assistant secretary, Matthew Scott, Faye Keys, Sarah Buie, and Ivy Dillon. Back row includes George Jordan, sponsor, Randy Patricia Chambliss, treasurer, Katie Matthews, Betty Winfield, Diann Green, Hopkins, Butch Watkins, and Quin Ellis. Not pictured are Beverly Collins, president, secretary, Ronald Wiggins, Edward Dillon, vice president, Mary Harris, Linda Brax- Charles Norwood, sgt.-at-arms, and Mrs. Jacqueline Frazier, sponsor. Alpha Omega tours Medical Center -' I if . - - , , . .r . il . , , . , -Q W, s- Touring the University Medical Center in Jackson and having guest speakers during secretary, Kenny Byrd, Kenneth Gilbert, treasurer, Sharon Douglas, Mark Hennington, regular meetings were just a few activities of Alpha Omega, honorary science club on publicity, Dr. Doug Schexnayder, adviser, June Turpin, publicity, and Carey Buckles. campus. Members from lett to right are Hugh Bush, William Scott, Kenny Peavey, Not pictured are Currie Bounds and Marshall Rody. president, Barbara Smith, Mark Lee, vice president, Belinda Williams, Doris Finley, Wesson Campus Microcosm staff publishes literary magazine , s 3, if 'l f5'. 4 fn' nr li: iff. i ' sw 1. 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Front row, left to right, are Mrs. Edna Earle Crews, adviser, Becky Summers, executive editor, Sharon Smith, Diana Schilling, and Tammy Lyon. On the second row are Tommy Douglas, senior division editor, Kenny Byrd, iunior division editor, Barbara Jones, Judy Barrett, and Angela Britt, art editor. Not pictured are Debbie Kea, Terrell Oliver, Sharon Douglas, and Carey Buckles. 9 'D 1' 1, ff.. '1E 'l ,wig .YJ v- , :-FN., if V, Formed this year, members of the Art Club are fseated, left to rightj Brian Howell, Terry Goetz, Kenny Baker, Anthony Thadison, and Tom Ross, od- viser. Standing are Cindy Mullins, Edie Newman, Renee Smith, Cathy Batson, Tammy Phillip, Dorothy Cosnahan, and Gwen Griffith. Art students form club J 'Ice PR head broadcasts 'Co Lin Report' five times weekly A we---.1 V . Burlian Walker director of public information, hosts The Co-Lin Report over four stations each week. The I5-minute news program is heard over WMRQ every Monday over WMLC in Monticello every Tuesday and Thursday, over WJMB in Brookhaven every Wednesday and over WMDC in Hazlehurst every Thursday. it As a service of the division of 'student personnel, Mrs. Anne A. Thames edits the 'iColinian , an alumni bulletin published quarterly. She also handles alumni affairs as its director 'Colinian' provides news for alumni, friends Members of Shutterbugs include ll to rj Martha Gill, K. C. Sharak, Renee Smith, Anna Simmons, and Terry Goetz, president. Advisers standing are Tom Ross and John Landress. Not pictured is Charlie Hughes. ii Shutterbugs re organize photography club Natchez Campus Student Government Association leads campus 'M ' 9 , . L , I -.5 55, , is-ff , , t-1' n, e f ' 1 'in lu' , ll 5 W. ' i, lf X' 'Z 42 i ' ' ' lx, za ' A Binkey Vines, president Mignon Waller, vice-president Donna Whittington, secretary-treasurer w.........,...e.,1 ,M M l -1 ' Que.-. l V Officers for 1978-79 include, kneeling, Binkey Vines, president, Bobbi Charrier, sophomore vice-president. Standing from left to right are Donna Whittington, secretary-treasurer, Cheri Bonds, sophomore president, Mrs. Susan Presley, sponsor, Connie Higginbotham, freshman vice president, Mignon Waller, vice president, Mr. Jessie Thomas, co-sponsor, and Lester Freeman, freshman president. l 47 Natchez Campus Circle K, DECA are active clubs ww WEE !'l lf, y ,143 'ox is X Sz ZA Y' 2 X 1' X' X- fl, -' ff Circle K members involved in action this year are, first row, Chris Moran, Lana Powell, Amy Holifield, Beth Swalm. Second row includes Lester Freeman, Sharon Landers, Mr. John Bullen, sponsor, Cheri Bonds, Connie Higginbotham, and Roger Tolbert. in our lzmano-s she custcmcr is lima' H L. ' I t sage X Aww is L uii' Q, si Il I1 ' W - xl if . , ,f ,QQ .gt e s. e 1- ' S X I Q X-. , 1, 'I:: 1' f K 1 A +,'. ' gg , 1, A S 'X L c Q. . , Q - - 1, A I I N, O I S J L' ffgff Nxgbvr nw l . .ro l It ' . vw, K xx 4 Y V , ,,, .... .. A MM, il- Fav I ' G DECA leaders are Malcolm Anders, Margaret Johnson, standing, and, seated, Mr. Lyman Smith, sponsor, and Ricky Marshall. Natchez Campus Youth Congress, Phi Theta Kappa stay busy 1, 1 UA K7 J hz mia Jaw l Phi Theta Kappa honorary scholarship fraternity includes, seated, Sharon Landers, Connie Higginbotham, Joan Holland, and Mr. Charles Quimby, sponsor. Standing are Tanna Adams, Lester Freeman, Beth McDonald, Binkey Vines, and Rita Jones. Finley, sponsor. Youth Congress delegates include, from left Mignon Waller, Renny Wilson, Binkey Vines, and Mrs Dean LY GJ igw v: Q Natchez Campus Student publication include Trillium iszlii 2' 'Wim in-c., hams, .aww .. U ' ' - Q A 41: Trillium staff members are, seated, Reginia Fleming, Barbara Dukes, Margaret Johnson, and Beatrice Williams. Standing are Mrs. Carolyn Smith, co-sponsor, Mrs. Geri Brown, co-sponsor, and Penny Minor. . , 4 . . REFRACTIONS Coplahllncoln Junlor College ' Natchpz ' 19774978 Volume 4 of Spring, 1978, Refractions included staff members Teri Baldwin, Cathy Beach, Carla Boykin, Martha Griggs, Jo Hale, Evelyn Johnson, Beth McDonald, and Geraldine Plummer with advisor Dr. Annette Donnan, Instructor of English, and Director of Art, Mr. Rick Anderson. Volume 5 is due in Spring of 1979. Natchez campus ASSOCIATION Co-Lin N Sights, and Refractions PIAH Copighiincoln Junior College NGTChez Campus N0fCheZ M5 39120 x 'Q rv 'X ' Yffxr-s L :XM x,, ' - JW. L . 'ik' 'N O Ji 'E 324:22 ' 5 5. !!-- D i msg 0 lJ.Y'l J I- .S -x in ,fl x If 1 ' . A .. . 'Q I o 0 . Co-LlnfN Sights Staff unc svn. C l XN Sights, o q terly campus newspaper, features stories, pictures, and ads by stud t St tt b Chris M Mignon Waller, editor, Beth Swalm, and Donna Whittington. Fath M k I t It p sor. 5 N ll f an Wesson Campus 8 Students pick Randy Emfinger, Doris Finley as Mr., Miss Copiah-Lincoln Junior College S, , 5 X. nl ' f Y J V as so '..v I.'-' ' Q, o.k- ,,qI':',,0l R 5 a:::,,::: U :n '.:lQ X of if X , 2 X, Q x V Randy Emfinger and Doris Finley s-4m'l Jennifer Haynes represents college in 1978 Miss Mississippi pageant Miss Copiah-Lincoln Jr. College Jennifer Haynes S Judges select Sherry Byrd as Co-Lin's most beautiful jfs 2 Q , 13,7-Agfflw , a I rk R 'W 1 Rv A 3 Q ' xxx-.., 15 N 2 5 5 ii s x, . X lx e. 1 Sherry Byrd Wesson Campus Four win titles of beauty gs'-.,,,.,.'1 Cathy Batson A ,...,, ii . Ji L i Jerrie Mitchell at ar -V . M' ff ,f ..,. .1-A nf ,.,y.:niuu.. 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A 1 ' - ' .,.gM4..Ecg'f:,.Ki-Qld:-vgjgg,-K ' A, J , X. . . ,ff .si 4 , . . 1 ' ' ' 1 1 . - S: -. . ii ' ll:,lt'f6f1-xv.. . .z-'M The 1978 homecoming court featured homecoming maids: QI to rj Doris Finley, Steve Jackson, Willie Goss, Bob Dixon, Randy Day, Kenneth Green, Ronnie Rhonda Whittington, Rhonda Reed, Nena Brister, queen, Regina Fleming, Phillips, Tracy Allen, Robin Ricks, and Mike Sullivan. Renae Berch, Lisa Bradley, Connie Case, and Kay Leggett. Escorts are QI to rj ore mold, - Golden anniversary homecoming attracts thousands of alumni Thousands of alumni and friends of the college returned to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the school during homecoming. Activities included the annual golf and tennis tournaments, displays by campus organizations and clubs, an alumni meeting, a special anniversary program, the organization of the Co-Lin Alumni Athletic Association, the induction of seven to the first annual All Sports Hall of Fame, the homecoming dance and reception, the annual alumni banquet, and a homecoming victory. 5 'W it s 4- E V- Z .5 .....,T....,., , 1 1 W 7-5.-7-Q--s-.f V ,-m, ,.......,...1,-.....,,,,i1 ,LIP ,f W sis Wesson Campus Students choose twelve campus favorites . A .-....- -1l ' i ' ' 1' . I A - V., .. 'Q : ' ' ' s ,----- ws ' V W V ,N 1- - - - s ,, , -,M , ,-D WM, A 'k . -V-. , V, f- '----V Y H N, . X A -Fla V . ,M -G an-v I fs 4 v 1 V ' , 5 Q -We--Q-W, ..-V--- 4. .-- ,,u , ,,.... A 1. ,, ,,,,,, ,W 9'i ' ' i 'f-lg---w. W--N ',............, We..-..-. .V . W ,LM . -. -'-'M V , VVMW. Q 1 W. i Y .M , XM.. X, . K ww .I .. 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' ' ' ' Q, ' X Ha., X W, . , ,, x M, w x - ,, . V A . I K ' Campus favorites chosen in the Trillium's Who's Who contest are fseated, left to rightj Kenneth Gilbert and Elizabeth Koskie, runners-up to Mr. and Miss Copiah-Lincoln Junior Collegep Mike Sullivang Karen Jones, Forrest Wentworth, Melissa Tynesp and Randy Day. Standing are Robin Ricks, David Clanton, Barbara Furr, Charlotte Creely, and Nena Brister. N ., Campus Students pick Mr., Miss Co-LinfNatchez V , ff M4 , 1, 3 X, . N-I1 t ' N Y Q1 at 4 QM? .4 Q ' 5 N Beatrice Williams Douglas Leake N.,.c...,,C..m,,.,S Campus favorites are chosen early Freshman Favorites elected are, from left, standing, Barbara Dukes, Lester Freeman, and Betty Green. Kneeling is Penny Minor. Sophomore Favorites are, from left, Margaret John- son and Regenia Fleming. Not pictured is Dorothy Morgan. Five chosen to 1979's Hall of Fame To be chosen tothe Hall of Fame is the highest honor that can be given a Copiah- Lincoln Junior College student. The 1979 TRILLIUM presents three graduating sophomores in the twenty-sixth selection on the Wesson campus and two graduating sophomores in the second selection on the Natchez campus. Each was nominated in open nominations, approved by a screening committee of fellow students, 19785 Wesson Campus 1954 1964 James Ewing Connie Walker Billy Bass Thames 1955 Lady Nelson Gill John Williams Guay 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 Ann Calhoun Zoula Mae Hennington Fred Frillell 1963 Donald H. Butler' Joe Wayne Jolly Thomas H. Lowery Deceased 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 Robert Andrew Geoghegan Patricia Walker 1973 Vicky Godbold Mike Jones Daphne Landress recommended by a faculty committee on the basis of character, leadership and con tribution to Copiah-Lincoln Junior College. Dating back to 1954, this year s Wesson campus selection adds three to the list of 74 previous winners. The two Natchez cam pus selections add to four the number chosen since the initiation of the Hall of Fame in 1974 William Robert Smith Mary Belinda Waller Louise Jaquelyn Weeks 1975 Randall Keith Bradshaw Wayne Calvin Oglesby Roger Glyn Walker 1976 John Timothy Boyd Douglas Matthew Buckles Amanda Lynn Davis 1977 Clara Lazette Adams Wanda Faye Cone Ann Ellen Heaton 1978 Joyce Ann Ballard Charles Dennis Berch Michael A. Henderson 1979 Charlotte Nell Creely Randy Lamar Emfinger Kenny Wayne Peavey Natchez Campus 1978 Joan Loutheria Holland Denise Moreland Lipsey 1979 Billy Ray Cater Marion L. l1Binky Vines Wesson Campus Charlotte Nell Creely gets Hall of Hall title .u4l !x, A Science Gnd m0fl'lem0fiCS m0lOf, Chcrlotfe Nell Creely, PfeSlCl6flf Of the sophomore Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. She serves as secretary of CIGSS, has been chosen to the Hull of Fume. Actively Serving on the Student Govern- the Presidenvs Council, is Q consistent Honor student, and u valuable member of the ment Association Council for two years, she has been a class officer both years. Nam- Lady Wolves basketball team for two years, serving this year as co-captain. ed a campus favorite both her freshman and sophomore years, she was also chosen to r 55 Wesson Campus Randy Lamar Emfinger grabs Hall of Fame honor WM M-s. x. ut' Elected by the student body as Mr. Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, Randy Lamar Emlinger is also a Hall of Fame member. Serving as president of the Student Government Association Council, Emfinger has been an active member of the food service committee and the Governor's Council on Youth, Chosen to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, he is a member of the gf ,Q V g A 3. 5,35 ,iv J' s . ie ,E mr.. - W c. f-.stiff ' ft .. .-'i ii-A i, ,- . , .1 . 1 ti ' :I 'I 1 l i .1 .gil felt. t .,. M Q- Q' A Eff 53' A - . . 'tfit ' f President's Council, of Circle K, and the Co-Lin choir. An Honor student, he won the Luther Garrett Memorial Scholarship and a St. Regis Scholarship. A drafting and design technology major, he served as reporter for VICA during his freshman year. Wesson Campus Kenny Wayne Peavey wins Hall of Fame title Another choice to the Hall of Fame is Kenny Wayne Peavey, who serves as president of both the Baptist Student Union and of Alpha Omega. Selected to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, the President's List Scholar won the Suzanne Memorial Trophy and Scholarship and the Willie Mae Hamill Memorial wishes' Scholarship last year. Peavey, a pre-medical major, is treasurer for Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society. He is a member ofthe President's Council this year and as a freshman won the chemistry award. Natchez Campus Billy Ray Cater receives Hall of Fame nocl P . f .12 2? 2 5 , 2, fi 2 2, Z Q. 2 2 , Q4 5 I 'Z gg , , I f if? fe: Billy Ray Cater, a business administration major, is one of two Hall of Fame members in the second annual selection on the Natchez campus. Selected to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, Cater is an Honor stu- dent, having maintained a B+ average during his two years at CLJCXN. He has I fb i: X si Q- 1 if , 5 ,r jf K if achieved this by working full time during the day at Armstrong Tire and Rubber Company in Natchez and being a tull time student at night. Cater, ci sophomore, hails from McColl Creek. Natchez Campus Marion L. 'Binky' Vines nabs Hall of Fame honor fs .N an-.4 F 9 ., g. Um 1 1 4'V, Another selection to the Hall of Fame from Copiah-LincoIn's Natchez campus is Marion L. Binky Vines, who serves as president of the Student Government Association Council. Listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, the criminal law maior is an Honor student and a member of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society. A Natchez resident, Vines won the SGA president's scholarship this year. In addition he is an active member ot the Natchez Jaycees and the Knights of Columbus. Wesson Campus Twenty-nine selected in Who's Who Nena Brister f N Denny Britt Kenny Byrd David Clanton Charlotte Creely Stanley Ellis Randy Emfinger Doris Finley 2 ' - f f w 1 ' 'M his 1:52 -wi as it f ff H so it f - V5 . i 'J I I' ,aa U -U 5' I I A 3 jk-z 1 5 fifth . e ,Z 1, J v' Hr- i Barbara Furr Kenneth Gilbert Susan Givens Jennifer Haynes ' 'wx .fox W xi l t.OJ Sarah Haynes Mark Hennington Patricia Holloway Wesson Campus among students in American Junior Colleges l ff, Ronnie Hux Stacy McDonald Marion Smith ,. as L, June Turpin X f Charlotte Keene S jc Jim Moyer ..,, - , ' - r ,111 . 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Preis Marion Louis Vines, Jr. Mignon Theresia Waller Maggie Frances Williams 1 ho's Who Among Students In G9 American rrvrrrr Junior Colleges WV!! 1 U 'lg- fQvl 'sian' I-Q rx ?'F ,. . w ,pw Al f' 'iffhlb W gi , 74 0 0 0 I A plctoral salute to Copuah-Lmcoln s 1 .' rqlivi .41 .- l'qL1'5,' ,. fix iff'- Q -f fr: 'VD' A 'Time fl- ' Ng.. ,.,,,,,q' 3 -4639? ',', 1 The lobby of old Stevens Hallg play dayp the faculty housef the National Junior College Basketball tournament in 19745 Co-Lin Players' productions over the years, a view above of Stevens Hall during the early 30s fnote the carjg a sketch of Co-Lin during 1928, the first yearg stunt nightp skating in the old lrec' hall fnow the grillj ---- these are iust a few pic- tures to remind us of the rich history of Copiah-Lincoln. Fifty years of service .... what a change there's been. f faw?rQ' - ,, . - 'I-ly tl ' . -Y v-fl K, I Q I 4 I , Y .2 .W A A i. 'sp uf' AA? ' U L -l - Wy. 1 I 1 ' A -2 , L., i ,-if X ., 3 4, 'Qpglfgfff , , -wg, i ,M - uf, ff A ibfwll ' 'J' ! -:ws ri' Q 'x Y. Q . ,I 3 t ll .mlm 'J M 0 0 75 past 50 years as a lumor college Early athletic teams excel, students work on campus W W V , . . in --v-f-,fr 53' M1 -- rfazffmsiafm wk?7f?z'ffv f- 'cf -ii .Ia . . -1- L an - i'ii1 i75s..i'l7 ,fmt 553' .lag-u,,4A ' fr' ,f , - 'iw 'f ,, .' my Q' ' ' , - .fjif 7 9' 'i?x9iyWQ3Q,g-5512 , ,s - wmv-...,.,4 '-'fam . i., X r 3 Q fv Located where the bookstore and grill now are, the Girl's Reserve Hut was the location of social events for women during the early years of the college. Miss Fan- nie Callendar, for whom the cafeteria is named, was a long-time manager, well remembered for her grits and biscuits. The early athletic teams excelled in football, baseball, track, and basketball. During the first ten years of the college's history, the football team won seven state championships. The drama club, the debate club, the glee club, among others, also won many state championships during the formative years of the college. Students in the early years recall the dairy, with the herd of cows to be milked, male students worked on the college farm and at the dairy, while female students worked in the cafeteria under the watchful eye of Miss Callendar. 'T F'I 35 '.- nil -' 1, f wY'ff'Xf l Photos reflect history, changes ,. , I .4 V- 'W' -1 g.5zvS,4Q!Ps,ix xv A Igf g 1 ip 5 I -. . :-:Rin x 2. 5 ' Lf , Iiggzxi I., ' , T 'K fr - ,f v it-zz? If 'g , , 2' .ff 'ts' H , : ' ' F ' as M 4 I c S a si- ' - X Q La p A ,Z . I . W X 4 . A V ix -...a .1 'I l . Q ,. Fr fs ,,,,,, Q-1-'f's ' , Q ' ' 9- W ,, ' 5 If Q f,s.1f:,f.,'-- -X 6 : ' ii , ls' an MW: 1 Q . be through the years ,gd A sketch ofthe campus in 1953, the silver anniver sary, indicates the growth since the founding in 1928. A typical dormitory room, the cheerleaders in 1958, an early basketball team in the 30s, and a shot ot the Wolves playing in the National Junior College Basketball Tournament in Hutchinson, Kan- sas, in 1974 where they placed 11th in the nation after having been third nationally in the polls, all reflect a bit of 50 years. Five have served as president of CLJC Lawrence Russell Ellzey 11928-19321 . , , W., - ,f I. 3: .-1 :S gg :E-11 31:21 ,155-f:.SjI'q::g.f'Afirfzgsvggg ,f Y f f -'-,e:a:':':12:5-i-:arty --or--,5:zw:afs,1 sf-21 L -' Q rf: rfb - 'ff T , . '-:35:3:: 11-11 , , , .. ,. 411.35 J-'f-fjQ:g-1.7172 5.22 A '::3g.f7':I?M v , . j,-:ig . ' -, ' ' ' tq2q15:,11 Af '- 1-. ' ' ' ::.41e,.sf:-- 1. . ' 22235-.-rg . .. .1-' 1. .f 'Z .-5 Q 02 ,. 2-:Qs as -' 'stef :-fs, ., .K ttf, 5 44 xg, . gs, c 95? f' fc 'Z nge' M J C A W , ' ' 4' 5 ' . f ,.1'3-..- ' f '1f5'...','15fr 7- 1: T,5q'W7 -' -1:-'-Lf-WSI. H ,A , - .,,, , .,..-wg., gr .... . , 1 -.-- '- rs 1:5 - 'f1fZS-'.:,4,., , ,, TQ ferret?- QYVX X434 ,. W A e A sr, 2 4 25-,mf-1-Q--:-.,.g ,gg-13-,f, - igeskif:-Q ' , -r 1, 4 z ., H-F15l:1?:z2zf1s:21 , ,-P:-'-sa .4-c q ' . :S3:Qfii:E.r,r.j:'-'-:ras , 1fiiEi?53Z:f'i2' f- 4 v mf Willie H. Smith Acting President 11943-19451 Since its beginning in 1928, five men have served as President of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College. L. Russell Ellzey who was serving as superintendent of the agricultural high school was named first president of the iunior college division. He was elected to the United States Congress in 1932 and resigned. James M.Ewing, who was assistant superintendent, dean and registrar, coach and agriculture teacher, was named presi- dent on March 18, 1932. He served until January 22, 1943, when he was granted o military leave. Willie H. Smith was named acting president from then until October 10, 1945, at which time Dr. Ewing returned to serve as president until August 1956. He was chosen as president of Delta State University and F. M. Fortenberry, who had served as teacher, coach, athletic director, and dean of men, was elected in his place. Fortenberry, who was instrumental in adding vocational-technical programs, resigned October 26, 1967, to become supervisor for the Mississippi Public Junior Colleges. Dr. Billy B. Thames was unanimously chosen and began his term as Copiah-Lincoln's fifth president on January 20, 1968. Aware of the bright future awaiting Mississippi junior colleges, Copiah-Lincoln began a ten-year program of expansion, adding eleven new buildings, additional recreational and athletic facilities, and making maior renovations in existing buildings. In the fall of 1972 the Natchez campus of Copiah-Lincoln was es- tablished. Co-Lin's future continues to be bright under Dr. Thames' leadership. .Tx .P,,.---v-1- James Milton Ewing 11932-19561 Ts! is sf ' 1 9-f-' ' Francis Marion Fortenberry 11956-19681 wax YF :g ,ws ,4-.Jlli qi I if I mv or .SX V mga' ,va:'fJBf xx , -N , , Q.-lacf ada-arp' . . ', Q 91,1 9-11:94 .X-.'.'w.-' A o.'.'i'!f' iff? J Billy B. Thames 11968-1 Natchez campus becomes reallty In 1972 I ,,AV J , mmwn V gg ,-- X?v-'-'i- fu- ---r -Q-X .-,rw ., -X, , as WJ? Z L, . 'Q' 'Q +. Q.. AL We ...B QA. N A X 2 tif Q3zi!'x4v: Y ,ffl -,sd ir: . ' '-wg: t V N ,ig-'fl f, nun ,ufi-'li' . ,, 'W' .1 3331 ' 1-1 'l .1'!:.rS --I1 - fs: s 1 ,rf A? usa: .fvfjgjf : -.UE-:Q 4 s if-, 4 f:gz,,r- -- .- af. f fgtghft. ' rf or in 1 ,I L , QF H w YQ. me-'f . i hw M' TE g Z 2 Q 'W-vis 1 .2 ,, 2,3515 is ell W 1 E Wifi V1 -'ga 4, mx - Q ' ' 'Y' , .' , R ' - 'f Y E U? ? ' . ffm' .o xii - - L' ' 34' -779131 - 1. tif?--- 5 - k gl , Y, , ,..- - . -M -414,:.2v 1: ,I f ' ,VL '24 : V ,NL .hx 'bf c . 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A V .. , 1 , A , . , .... . ,, .E My , , fl s It school is on t he growth .-'Viv :A 1 . - I F 5 r w 1 81 Wolves win four, lose six in 1978 -6 Q ...Q ............ ......-..... ......... ,,,,,.,,.,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,., 1 I I i -I .. ., 5 ,' ' if 1 'ifnw-fvx-r g I I - , ! 3 5 gh. -, ,sfgmwg W1 5, MM-..4xfQs Composing the i978-79 football team are lfront, left to rightj Mike Beachman, manager, Fred Riley, Teddy Mullins, Rocky Arnau, Roger Maddox, Wayne Hilton, Ricky Maddox, Melvin Smith, James Scott, Larry McDonald, Robert Lenoir, Dennis Brown, and J. W. Hall. Second row includes Alton Greenlee, assistant coach, Ben Hawkins, manager, Anthony Thadison, Jim Lindsey, Bob Pettigrew, Allen Mardisg Carey Calhoun, Chester Chism, Melvin Ealey, Edward Buie, Carmen Woods, Matthew Scott, and Ronald McMorris. Third row consists of J. Mike Smith, assistant coach, 6 , as gs, 1 . IZA, ' Scott Warren, Jett Gatlinp David Bullard, Matt Armstrong, David Walker, Ken Allison, Tony Perry, Bruce Scott, Joe Smith, Ronnie Bates, Lester McGee, Willie McCollum, Quentin Ellis, and C. B. Hawkins, head coach. On the back row are Mike Keith, Ronnie Hewitt, Sam Smith, Bobby Lumley, John Smith, Ed Thrush, Ed Reel, Allen Maddox, Sonny Buckles, Joe Saxon, Daniel Knight, Greg Johnson, and Larry Evans, assistant manager. . 1.41. -1 vs. V 1-1-'sh 5 , .E if er-v-v-if. s ,, M, Dk. ft .,,. R ,U Q! N-.,,.,, 3 gig 5 Tl 'N Managers for the team are Mike Beachman lleftj and Coaching the Wolves Qlelt to rightl are Alton Greenlee, assistant, C. B. Hawkins, head, and J. Mike Smith, assistant. Ben Hawkins. Four get All State honors, three All Star, Hawkins released at season's end The 1978 football season saw the Wolves post four wins and six losses, four members named to the Mississippi Junior College All State Team, three members selected to the Mississippi JUCO All Star Team, and the releasing of Head Coach C. B. Hawkins. Wins were over Northwest Mississippi, 27-O, Mississippi Delta, 16-15, Southwest Mississippi, 18-O, in the homecoming clash, and over Pearl River 45-6. Losses were to Jones, 16-14, East Mississippi, 13-0, East Central, 18-7, Hinds, 13-O, Gulf Coast, 17-10, and to Itawamba, 39-23. Ronnie Hewitt, Mike Keith, Roger Maddox, and David Walker were named to the south All State team, while Hewitt, Keith, and Walker were chosen to participate in the JUCO All Star Classic in Tupelo. Coach C. B. Hawkins served as an assistant coach for the south team, which won the annual clash. Dr. Billy Thames, CLJC president, announced in early December the releasing of Hawkins, who has served as head coach since 1971. vxll, 9 Ai its Calf f ..,.....,, + W Ag, ci 1 -is lf s I X fl at 1 1 U, I ,s,:,?:s3gv,s,P,l,:c5?igxL. f- .. ,. , I 5 , Q 1 ' I . 1 S 1 ' . xg 1 '- 1-N M1 N vi f ff if 4: f I. 4' if Wolves see up's and clown's of sport Q 45 Xml f ic' Large crowds view J I' ., 3 .. z , K gf' I , ,. 'Z' if ' 5 , wsu ,, f - ' bm - . -' :sh . .1 v X Q A , Y, .i vx. . -ww. . 5 k vvtffxib kyxxr Frhntd, . , . X , it I 0 85 the 78 campcugn Fifteen compose the 1978-79 basketball squad gg, , ,,,.,,,. M., if .V . f- in iff I his iff' n V 1, fl M ' L 22,1 - , 4 - 4 A I 2 V5 'I ll 1 ' f , ?- if ' ' , , N il ,gpg .L ? 1 - f, ig ,. .- I gp' V, - ', V .. . 0, A tg ,, 5 if V it- W Ig 3 ,, 2 1- ,W ,, ,-- , 2? -.JA ' ,a ,-,M VK ij- . V af lg 43 I it Q y , -1: ' V i 7. f wmv f 5 is ij if 37, f ,, .EJ 5 i , Vf ., ,AVA - I ,'.V1 'ij 1 ..,1 - V + 9 f ax ,,,, 5 j V 1 , + V. V , H 2 'a Y , 5 -V ' , i get A ,f 32:54 1 V. Q M 2 gi VV 51, , 2 , 'mg fa- 2 if '. l ' ,' eff M J .M at V '32, ., f ' a J V -4 , , , f f ff ' Composing the i978-79 squad are fleft to right, front rowj Robert Hamilton, Alfred Baker, Ricky Gray, Bob Dixon, Ronald Wiggins, Butch Watkins, and Kenneth Brent. On the back row are Greg Parrish, manager, Randy Day, Michael Loving, Jamie ix 0 4 ab! . gg fin. A V Coach Gwyn Young Game captains include QI to rj Alfred Baker, Jamie Oster, Robert Hamilton, permanent captain, Butch Watkins, and Bob Dixon. In front is Coach Young. In the photo at the right are Greg Parrish and Ricky Speights, managers. 5 1 4 I, . Oster, Randy Hopkins, Coach Gwyn Young, Glenn Jefferson, Jamie Jones, Charles Norwood, Kenneth Carlson, and Ricky Speights, manager. VV! f 4 -ra X.. Wolves win some, lose some Wolves win important games P ' ' ' ' 3 ,, . , . 4 1 Q 1 ,, 1 7 A. , . '11 , ., ,-.,v, ,,., , 4 7 7 l I V99 Q ,gesrl '- P gfx K ,, 23 , G 1 ' aff: Q35 bl gf? 3, 13' ' , i N I 1 rim ,Q Q ZW Y 6' 4 ,fx P fs , , Q, 0 mu 4 .Y .mi-4 la '. v wr W f .f:.,v - :GNL- 1 'fs , ,Q f' f' 1 D .: , 4 yfgtgx -, Ms 0. . Y .1 Q X -5 'WS v X ....,xr.. Q-,X ' I mx 'N we A + M, . 1 I' V r f 4 8 8 ff A-My? ' :ff .1 4 ii X J YP Ns-'Vi' gn X Asif vi! A 5p4Nl Thirteen ioin the Lady Wolves team , is 21, .C .X X if 'Tift -cfs., Coach Sharon Sims kneels in front of the Lady Wolves. On the first row are Qleft to rightj Terri Ponder, manager, Nena Brister, Barbara Keys, Toni Jackson, Tracy in 1978-79 Coach Sharon Sims McCaskill, Frankie Dayton, and Doris Finley, manager. On the back row are Peggy Perkins, Terrie Smith, Charlotte Creely, Shelia Smith, Natalie Dunn, Gay Wiginton, Peggy Dickerson, and Terah Berch. Managers Terri Ponder and Doris Finley are shown with Coach Sims. Captains Nena Brister and Charlotte Creely before a game pose with Coach Sims in M Lady Wolves fight to win! 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' N 'V 2.7.-Q A A .ga Y WHL .. . M 'gui V 4 iwMwM,,.f,,,.. I, ., 6 V 'H M -U M39 4, . A bf ' 1 1' ' , I ' , T - f-'WW ' ' . , Wi' In ' . ,., fgfykf win., my wig, ,. I ,I 'pink fp, I 4,4,.,,gY - -A ., - digs' ., tv!cf . in ,gawk EV V v.f..:,,,s.i?gqq6f,gAl' Y, an 'V W V, fa - , fr 2 -V . ,- ,M V Y A., -- ' ' 7 ' V4 ' - I V nfmz Af 2 , ' V A fd ' A N ,,, ,I .. if i 6 F-1,1- z V Intramurals give students many activities to play in .-.lr-,V F E , .L 'fn- .wsu-I 9 94 D O s 0 t,r.Mdifz.ag S . . Leading cheers tor the football team were lfront, left to rightj Nola Haire, Letha Horton and Lisa Bradley. Standing are Melinda Lea, Ramona Hidgon, Jennifer Haynes, head, and Renae Berch. Wolf mascot Cracky McDaniel is not pictured. The cheerleaders were chosen to lead yells for the South team in the Mississippi Junior College All Star Classic in Tupelo in November. -' fiifrikg Q 4 . Cheering forthe basketball teams were lleft to rightj Cracky McDaniel and Stephanie Jackson, Bill Loft and Cindy Hyde, Anna Simmons, and Lisa Bradley, head cheerleader. 00 95 Cheerleaders add spirit to games CLASSES ., .. i ,,:.' -22? I v 'f -, y z 4 .v'v' , I O A i? 'i Yf:5 Wesson Campus Charlotte Creely heads sophomore class DAVID ABADIE Roxie RONNIE ADAMS Bogue Chitto BEVERLY ALEXANDER Natchez SHEILA ALLEN Brookhaven ANIECE ANDERSON Bude CANDI APPLEWHITE Hazlehurst GORDON APPLEWHITE Brookhaven MATT ARMSTRONG Crystal Springs ALFRED BAKER Natchez LARRY BAKER Brookhaven CLINT BANE Brookhaven TROY BEASLEY Brookhaven JAMES BENGE Brookhaven DARLENE BERRY Silver Creek DENNIS BERRY Hazlehurst VAN BERRY Pinola WOODlE BERRY Wesson SCOFIELD BERTHELOT Long Beach RONNIE BLAKE Natchez CURRIE BOUNDS Brookhaven DANNY BOYD Enterprise JEFF BOYLES Monticello LINDA BRAXTON Bogue Chitto NENA BRISTER Crystal Springs my -gm 14317 .fm 4,-rvmn , ' as -V 4 AGA 1 .vi , ,rw my , may ,m- 57' W ibhw - . ' FL I N T We ,V A ' f V 'ly ' 4 Y 1 M gg? WWA 2 5 yt 'if f'. W , rf lt 12 g '4 if so 2 ff dw 'iff 'Mk , - ' H f 'z M ' .,. A 2 1 5 1 in M 1 M l to r, are Martha Gill, treasurer, Mark Hamilton, representative, and Nena Brister, representative. f . ,V ,L-,yi ,,,. 1 . lv ' f 1 x - 531, .mf ,., V lv l li: 'A' ' K i 3 My ff fm I 'V VW 'f?5ivi?FVf3lL'5' iZ7? W' Ai X ff.-1 wi .T ff' If g,il.ifI .'.'.' it . , A MW? M' -,Ml- lT' -Cc . A ' lfl'i.walLlif3! . i 'Q , c Q .ffllvijl A All f Heading the sophomore class are ltront, l to rj Charlotte Creely, president, Doris Finley, vice-president, Barbara Furr, secretary. Second row: A M-Ma9,lli1, ' H f'f'ff'W.?9f? 1 ' ' ' ,iff Q ' fi : Q -4 , Qs,-,fav -.Y N1 gg I wi' L Q - of ,au 'vwl 9- I xlfh ., T3 -ff 482' at A. lx silt:-,fa ' . '- -'ii'-i'1s5siif:1I'. ,. -f,,,.:x,. .. ir. I 1-1:1 39 N -H . . ' 34, 'tfly .-ag, i . Q'-1? f -il I I K I , ANGELA BRITT Loyd Star DEMPLE BRITT Brookhaven DENNY BRITT Brookhaven JUDY BROWN Monticello MIKE M. BROWN Brookhaven DAVID BRYANT Hazlehurst KENNY BRYANT Natchez EDWARD BUIE Natchez CHARLES BULLOCK Monticello JIMMY BULLOCK Brookhaven PAUL BURKE Wesson KENNY BYRD Franklin County ED BYRNE Brookhaven LUTHER BYTHER Hazlehurst CAREY CALHOUN Brookhaven RONALD CANNON Hazlehurst JOHN CARR Crystal Springs CONNIE CASE Wesson MARK CASTILAW Enterprise PATRICIA CHAMBLISS Jefferson County TERRY CHANNELL Hazlehurst RODNEY CHAPPEL Pinola DAVID CLANTON Meadville MANSIL CLIBURN Harrisville MELINDA CODY Shivers TONY CONN Monticello DOROTHY COSNAHAN Summit GREG COTTEN Meadville ROBBIN COURTNEY Monticello CHARLOTTE CREELY Wesson A smile is better than a frown, any old day 99 Wesson-Sophomores Football team practices long, hard hours KEN CUMBUS Natchez CHARLES A. CURRY Y 7 Lawrence County CONNIE DANIELS Natchez MICHAEL DAVIS Wesson RANDY DAY Hazlehurst RONNIE DAY Brookhaven Nh L R EDDIE DEAR Hazlehurst CABRINA DELAUGHTER Brookhaven JERI DENHAM Jackson THOMAS DENHAM Jayess BOB DIXON West Lincoln ' TOMMY DOUGLAS Wesson - l A 1' 'u me JAY DUCKWORTH Wesson MARK DUNN Brookhaven JOY DYESS Crystal Springs MELVIN EALEY Natchez JIMMIE EDWARDS ff' Crystal Springs STANLEY ELLIS Fayette RANDY EMFINGER Meadville KITTY ERRINGTON Georgetown LARRY EVANS Natchez JOHNNY FARRIS Brookhaven Tl? MYRA FATHEREE Hazlehurst RUSTY FERGUSON Crystal Springs fu ze I 2 2 'Q' , I Y D 5 Iii 5' 1 0,1 54 4 X .g I. N is 'gels 2 DooDLEs FERRELL ff 11' 'T' QQ' ' Hazlehurst -. A ' - - DORIS FINLEY D., 'D 1 it Monterey, La. J ill! ' ' Y . ' VW , ' TERRY FISHER 1- f 'j' Brookhaven T 1' 27? A Q 'Q ,, Ya! R I , I 'X - - ' , X E It DX ' A RUTH FRIEDMAN Nursing BETTY FLEMING Brookhaven DAVID FLOWERS Hazlehurst Wesson-Sophomores 'Q ,N ,, A , Yi . , , M , ELA : 4 ,J ,jf , HI' 9 X Ii L? I3 'AQ' ..-.Q f 9. K I A '1 xl ir, A ,qi I x A 'Ds l .:,f ..,,.,., , 'YT' 4 I V '-ug.-'r'5:,-I M1-J,- , A 5 L 13 si silk 3.4 -om K' BETTY FULGHAM Hazlehurst BARBARA FURR Wesson CHARLES FUQUA Natchez VICKI GAGLIARDI Eddiceton JEFF GATLIN Bogue Chitto KENNETH GILBERT Vidalia, Lo. MARTHA GILL Bude SUSAN GIVENS Brookhaven DEWANNA GOODSON Fayette KEVIN GOOLSBY Silver Creek RICKY GRAY Brookhaven DIANE GREEN Fayette DIANN GRIFFITH Fayette BETTY GUESS Wesson CORINNE HALE McComb BONITA HALL Hazlehurst HERBERT HALL Crystal Springs THOMAS GLENN HALL Crystal Springs ELLEN HAMILTON Natchez MARK HAMILTON Wesson ROBERT HAMILTON Monterey, La. MIKE HANKINS Magee MARY LEE HARRIS Fayette DEBBIE HART Bogue Chitto MICHAEL HART Bogue Chitto JUDY HARVEY Silver Creek JENNIFER HAYNES Mendenhall SARAH HAYNES New Hebron MARK HENNINGTON Wesson DIANA HERBON Tylertown Thou and of pictures shot for Trillium RONNIE HEWITT Brookhaven RAMONA HIGDON Hazlehurst JEFF HILL Hazlehurst LYLE HOBBS Brookhaven LISA HOLLINGSWORTH Meadville PATRICIA HOLLOWAY Mendenhall RANDY HOPKINS Lafayette La. CHARLES C. HUGHES Mendenhall LEO HUGHES lll Madison DIXIE HUTSON Wesson RONNIE HUX Brookhaven CINDY HYDE Monticello BENJIE JACKSON Brookhaven BRUCE JACKSON Brookhaven STEPHANIE JACKSON Natchez STEVE JACKSON Bogue Chitto TERRY JACKSON Brookhaven TONI JACKSON Brookhaven DEBBIE JAMES Wesson MIKE JAMES Wesson GLEN JENNINGS Harrisville GREG JOHNSON Natchez TOMMY JOLLY Monticello BARBARA JONES Magee GLYN JONES McCall Creek JAMIE JONES Monticello KAREN JONES Newhebron VALERIE JONES Mendenhall DEBRA KEA Brookhaven CHARLOTTE KEEN West Lincoln Wesson-Sophomores I X VW AA X fr' Y , . , f s K 3,3 x D F- 0 K ig-nz ax X 'IC ,mx A vi 9, V1 251 A 2 ,, IA W V ',. ., W' M W 341 -'If' - ' ' ,, , w ,, 3 IMS.. V. ,V - ,.M,..Q- - ' ' ' 1' I' f Ze pw- ' 'fd Ph A .tx ,F ,e rt .. iff. 2 - f 'Hn A ,z ' Q: 'w- 5, I .s Benches provide -we N! x 1 iemzi, ' ' ' y,-dw Jiegb ' . r . fgqf .N i Jil a hz? ' ' ,,L. I 'la-S X- - 'ily - ' -e 1, I Envy-g . -' 2 ' ' I - - g -4 xg , 4- y X . 45, A In . .r . fe- 3 ,,,u.,, ,V I, .L is 4ff:.'.-If: 1: 'M . K '.s.',,?:..wx-ww-1-M ace for relaxing AJ Trillium captures many moocl MIKE KEITH Magee TERRY KELLUM Ocean Springs JOHN KELLY Sontcig JERRY KEYWOOD Hazlehurst FRED KING Brookhaven ELIZABETH KOSKIE McComb CLAY LADD Monticello CHUCK LAMBERT Monticello EDDIE LANGLEY Wesson AMY LA RUE Wesson MARILYN LEONARD Wesson MATT LEWIS Hazlehurst MICHAEL LITTLE Pinola GREG LOFTON Brookhaven ROBERT LORD Monticello BARBARA LOWERY Monticello DEBBIE LOWERY Brookhaven LIBBIE LOWERY Wesson KEITH LUCAS Brookhaven SAMUEL MCCORMICK Fayette LARRY MCDONALD Magee STACY McDONALD Wesson KEITH MCGOWEN Brookhaven MICHAEL MCKENNY Crystal Springs TERRY MCLENDON Crystal Springs ANNIS 'ICHIP MCQUEENJ Mendenhall VERONICA MACKBEE Brookhaven ALLEN MADDOX Magee ROGER MADDOX Magee ALLEN MARDIS Natchez BECKY MARTIN Wesson DAVID MARTIN Natchez KATIE MATTHEWS Fayette LARRY MATHEWS Natchez TIMOTHY L. MATHIS Brookhaven JAN MAXWELL Brookhaven KEITH MAY Monticello REBECCA MILLER Bogue Chitto JERRIE MITCHELL Hazlehurst DORA MOORE New Hebron JIMMIE MORJAN Hazlehurst JAMES PAUL MOYER Brookhaven CINDY MULLINS Meadville KEVIN MULLINS Roxie TONY MULLINS Vicksburg DALE NATIONS Brookhaven RICKY NELSON Hazlehurst CATHY NEVELS Brookhaven TERRELL OLIVER Hazlehurst JAMIE OSTER Brookhaven B.J. OVERSTREET Brookhaven WILLIAM SCOTT PARHAM Magee LINDA PARKER Jackson TIM PARRETT Hazlehurst KENNY PEAVEY Monticello PEGGY PERKINS Reeves, La. BOB PETTIGREW Wesson CYNTHIA PHILLIPS Crystal Springs VIRUTH I'LEK PHONGAM Bangkok, Thailand JEFF POPE Harriston In L. It S. We-a. I I , , H, , ,I 1, 2. get . .V , - ny.. I -,rm -Q 4 4 741 aff, ,fy W fo' 1 'J' ' A 41 if ,I . 41,7 X I if I 2 , . of J I fs , I In I I ,Y x x It I ' '33 I I I f .4 3 , x ,wp-1 in ' , 63' - :,.' . A , 1i':?l:-Tn, I , , HI I f ,lf J ,. .I 137.4 ' , .M I 4 , 1 Z lf T . I .ff Qjlf' ., I ,w 'f:f A ' 'Ti ff . I :I f-. , V . Z , -f I . -' J ,g , Iff, 1Yf-.,, 7 4, 4 X 'A WI 'Q-we-' 'ff YE 5... In IX fe..- I I IW! 'UQ if , f fs my , ... , f If. Is ,V 2. . 01 pw T wllvx U x L ' I I I Colettes find moment to relax between rehearsals Sunny clays provide a moment' peace ,M,,M, TOMMY PORTER Natchez JAMES POSEY West Lincoln ROBIN POSEY Union Church VALLIE PRESTRIDGE Hazlehurst JEFF RAY Wesson . f- - . MIKE RAY T. 5 M, . ,., w ,A Wesson RHONDA REED Brookhaven SANDY REED Natchez EDDIE RIALS Topeka Tilton ANGIE RICE Harrisville ROBIN RICKS 3 Wesson VENUS ROBERSON Harrisville if JANICE ROBERTS 5 st 3 'F dl 5 WW f df CORA ROBERTSON Brookhaven I DANIEL RODRIGUEZ Venezuela CINDY ROLLINS Brookhaven WILLIAM ROPER Hazelhurst I DEBRA RUSHING Brookhaven li xv ' 1 be 'W JOEL RUSHING Brookhaven MIKE RUSSELL Monticello VICKY RUSSELL Monticello SHEILA SANDERS New Hebron MIKELL SANDIFER Monticello ALICIA SCOTT Brookhaven MATTHEW SCOTT Vidalia, La. KIM SEEGER Fayette MICHAEL SEWELL Natchez EUGENE SHAW Meadville VEL SHELTON Union Church RHONDA SHUMAKER X Crystal Springs X . x Wesson-Sophomores ALISA GAIL SMITH Loyd Star BETTY J. SMITH Hazlehurst CHUCK A. SMITH Brookhaven DONALD EARL SMITH Brookhaven DONNA J, SMITH Loyd Star JUAN SMITH Brookhaven MARION H. SMITH Sontag MELVIN SMITH Magee PATRICK J. SMITH Monticello SAM SMITH Natchez SCOTT D. SMITH Crystal Springs BURNELL SNYDER Fayette RICKY SPEIGHTS Monticello SANDRA SPENCER Hazlehurst WARREN STAMPS Brookhaven RANDY SULLIVAN Crystal Springs BECKY SUMMERS Natchez HUGH SUMMERS Monticello GARY TALLEY Natchez DANNY RAY THAMES Mendenhall GEORGE THAMES Monticello HAROLD THOMPSON Brookhaven LAURISTINE THOMAS Brookhaven BOBBY THORNTON Hozlehurst JUDY FAYE TOBIAS Jackson RENEE TOUCHSTONE Brookhaven LINDA TUGGLE Magee JUNE TURPIN Brookhaven MELISSA TYNES Monticello LISA TYSON Natchez 106 ' ' Wesson-Sophomores g ZW if , ,QV if-I ' 'X .J I ...f , V- Dlfferent views aclcl to all encl T 9' Cafeteria serves another . . . meal . . ,, W t ime VLA DAVID WALKER l la Mendenhall A 1, JOY L. WALLACE Bogue Chitto NORMAN WALLACE 2, 7 Brookhaven ' f, ,.r. f, f ' fu . f W f W Z 97' I X RLIIIILWLL1 LII A SCOTT WARREN Brookhaven BUTCH WATKINS Bogue Chitto DAVID WATTS 7' I Brookhaven ' I 1 , ' ll 5 DAVID WEAVER ll Monticello f Qfl Q?-1 ANITA WEEKS -1, ' Wesson ., I 2 JUDY WEEKS A X Wesson -'P FRANKIE WEIR Bogue Chitto KATHY WELCH Magee 1 X PHILLIP WELCH ' xx 3 3 'N 1 A I N H Harrisville , ,f ' a X A MAVIS WELLS Natchez FORREST WENTWORTH Meadville ,, JAIME WHITE Monticello JIMMY WHITEHEAD Natchez TONY WILKINSON , I ,UK Q Meadville ' I' N JAMES WILLIAMS Brookhaven Hn, N A I MELNEE WILLIAMS Brookhaven RICK WILLIAMS Georgetown GARY WILLIAMSON Mendenhall MARTHA WILSON Monticello BETTY WINFIELD Roxie A' Q M SHIRLEY WINSTON Union Church Cf' x i I I --mf .1 L I if as 21, fry, , A A 2 sf lk SANDRA WOJCIK Brookhaven KIRBY WOQLEY aff- Bogue Chitto A X STANLEY WYATT Fayette DEBBIE YORK ff Brookhaven Wesson-Sophomores Wesson Campus CLAIRE ALDRIDGE Fayette COURTNEY ALDRIDGE Natchez TIM ALEXANDER Brookhaven HELEN MAURINE ALFORD Union Church DENNIS ALLEN Brookhaven TAMMY ALLEN Brookhaven KEN ALLISON Mendenhall SEAN ALLISON Mobile Ala. KEITH ALLRED Brookhaven JOHNNY ARMSTRONG Hazlehurst ROCKY ARNAU Monticello CATHY ARNOLD Brookhaven CHERYL ARNOLD Meadville DORENE ARNOLD Brookhaven STACY ARNOLD McCall Creek LINDA ASHLEY Monticello DANNY AYERS Crystal Springs VICTOR AYERS Crystal Springs --. an Leading freshman activities are lFront, l to rj Frankie Dayton, president, Tim Partridge, vice-president, Terah Berch, s to r, are Wayne Hilton, representative, Joy Wilson, representative, and K.C. Sharak, treasurer. 347 if , f iff X is f 1 W if . Nl . - . ..r,1,. ,,,i.' x - 15:55 .-.-. . I I 'i -. Z 'i1 fjg Q I X -' I 1 . l u :gg S ,p ,,.. I T.. 3 YK I X .,s,,,. M '72 I ' - . ,1- -'-, : Q. QNX C SY- lmlllll Iiil i S I Lili X .41 -1 I. I' A Q? ecretary. Second row, l Frankie Dayton serves as freshman president Wesson-Freshman 1 A I -4 s C x . N X-, X X is l l , m xg! 2 3,15 'iff 'ee , XP EJ I . If QA V217 wif XA, er 521, f-.- -fA, : '..'L-, 'ff' 4 , J-Ipacydiak , f f Vw ff,-7 ,- V f - . fl'-:f Xe- of K I 4- vs f 1 Zi f fi if CTT fd I fi we 4r 'r f BEATRICE BAILEY Hazlehurst KENNY R. BAKER Brookhaven ROBERT BAKER Brookhaven SCOTTY BALL Monticello DURITA BANES Hazlehurst HAROLD BANKS Brookhaven RUFUS BANKS Natchez KEVIN BARBER Monticello SHARON BARNES Monticello SYLVIA BARNES Silver Creek JACK BARRETT Brookhaven JUDY BARRETT Magee LARRY BASS Silver Creek RONNIE BATES Natchez CATHY BATSON Brookhaven MARILYN BEACH Hazlehurst MIKE BEACHAM Brookhaven LISA BECKHAM Prentiss EUGENE BENJAMIN Brookhaven TIMOTHY BENJAMIN Brookhaven WILLIE BENJAMIN Gulfport NANCY BENNETT Natchez JOHN BENSON New Hebron TERAH BERCH New Hebron RENAE BERCH Wesson ANN BERKLEY Bude MELISSA BESSONETTE Brookhaven BENDY BISHOP Vicksburg GEORGE BISHOP New Hebron DALTON BLAND Wesson Campus 'bull' sessions provide fun Friend take time to have fun JEWEL BARLOW BLAND Wesson BRUCE BLACK Sebasiopol PATT BLACKWELL Brookhaven JAMES BOSWELL Brookhaven BREE BOWDEN Brookhaven DAVID BOWERS Brookhaven VIRGINIA BOWLIN Hazlehursi LISA BRADLEY Natchez EDWARD BRADY Ellisville SHELLY BRENT Bogue Chitfo DENNIS BRITT Brookhaven ANGIE BRISTER Ruth CHARLES E. BROWN Roxie DARYL BROWN Brookhaven DENNIS BROWN Hazlehursi DOYLE BROWN Wesson LAWRENCE BROWN Sontag MICKEY BROWN Hazlehursf TIMOTHY BROWN Crystal Springs KATHY BRYANT Wesson MIKE BUCKELS Brookhaven CAREY BUCKLES Roxie NATASHA BUCKLES Bafon Rouge, La. WILLIAM BUCKLES Naichez IRMA LEE BUIE Brookhaven PERLIE BUIE Roxie SARAH BUIE Fayette DAVID BULLARD Panama City, Fla. GREG BURGE Laurel LESLIE BURKE Wesson ff, ,ff f. f f, 0 1 if . Y IW f ,Lv-f 4, , Mf 541 f 4 if M01 f f W? I pf M A 'ff' . :' .4 ff 22147 W1 , , 1' I ug X , K l X XIII NZXJM I QI i Wesson-Freshman i....p,. J , I L -9 NX, X fl , I L -1- seg , fi X xx!! Wvxxj W. I X - av I . X fl f -, 1 We I ,.,:v , -- P22 J V . -, X Gm- Stuclents attend concerts JOHN BURNETT Foxworth H.T. BUSH New Hebron LANETTE BUSH Mendenhall JANICE BUTLER Hazlehurst MIKE BUTLER Brookhaven BOBBY BYRD Wesson JOYCE ANN BYRD Brookhaven LOTTIE BYRD Brookhaven PEGGY BYRD Brookhaven SHERRY BYRD Brookhaven VERNA BYRD Brookhaven TAMMY BYRNE Brookhaven BARNEY CALCOTE Monticello DANA CALLENDAR Brookhaven JEFF CALLENER Brookhaven EVELYN CARLOCK Bude KENNETH CARLSON Brookhaven DEBORAH CASE Brookhaven ROBIN CAWTHORN Hazlehurst LARRY CHAMBLISS Fayette BETSY CHANCE Hazlehurst KELVIN CHANDLER Wesson CHARLES CHANNELL Hazlehurst LAWRENCE CHISHOLM McComb CHESTER CHISM Brookhaven GENE CLARK Harrlsville MIKE CLARK Wesson NORMAN CLEMENT Crystal Springs TERESA CLIBURN Monticello SUSAN COCKRELL Magee DANIEL COLE Magee JILL COLE Crystal Springs BEVERLY COLLINS Pinola RICKY CONE New Hebron CAROL CONN Hazlehurst MACIE COOLEY Brookhaven DAVID COOPER Magee MIKE COSTILOW Strong Hope SHELIA COSTLEY Meadville BOBBY COVINGTON Brookhaven PHILLIP CREEL Seminary TERRY CRITES Monticello BRENDA CROSSLEY Brookhaven ABDOLAMIR DAVANINEJAD Iran ANDY DAVIS Georgetown CYNTHIA DAVIS Monticello DENNIS DAVIS Wesson GARY DAVIS Monticello KELLY DAVIS Monticello MELANIE DAVIS Hazlehurst TONY DAVIS Monticello KENNETH DAWSEY Monticello CASSANDRA DAY Fayette FRANKIE DAYTON Harrisonburg, La. DEBBIE DEAN Wesson JUDY DELAUGHTER Brookhaven RANDY DELAUGHTER Wesson NELL DENNIS Columbia KEITH DICKEY Magee JAMES DICKEY Brookhaven Wesson-Freshman I -A x T77 fflivy, lag r Q? if I .If Ti f El A., - 2 s-5 'TEfY7'x , Y zzbk. 3 I I ' 'T 2 '45 ,ghd If fwfr 5 ' Z Q J ,, ' V45, 'Y' 1 f 4? ff ',' f ly! f 14 5 5 vw I I ff 1' . 4 f I -r' 1' ' , , f, 'j i . We I , . f An -1, - W., -v,.-, - .. ,, . , . , , .43 X , 4. 1. f ff' ' ' . 4 ' .Hey I 'Qu V71 A e came from all over Various clubs attencl state, regional meeting 'Spf- XX -1Q, , , I KX, V .,.,, Wesson-Freshman -or-f- ' -,A 121-Q . ff li ' I ..:-T xg' 1? is V. 42:2 I ' 1 - l ,f ,,,,,,,, , I WA , 325 5' I , ' 1 AXSI A 5 - I . . 1 I2-LV ,J , 0:1441-,,.14-,.--V--fe.,-...v . .,.,,, , I ,.,-:sf .,.. 'Q ,M f gff f fl rx, 1 f 5 if ' I 9,2 4+ r I ' q , f 2 xv- f E 1 1 ag Ik ,. If . - iff , Nt I V -tr 1 ififh 1' :v: Wiffhf' Eff :!::Ie5:s:rf.y:g3 f-:rv-2:-. 7- W ,wax -1 5:-:Qi-'-.v -,- .1 , ' 19 ig . 151, 5 431. -ring: . 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RHONDA DICKINSON Brookhaven EDWARD DILLON Bogue Chitto IVY DILLON Magnolia CASSANDRIA DIXON Fayette DARLENE DODDS Brookhaven PATRICIA DODDS Brookhaven BARBARA DOSS Fayette JAMES DOUGLAS Brookhaven SHARON DOUGLAS Brandon THOMAS DOUGLAS Hazlehurst DEBORAH DOW Brookhaven RHEMA DRANE Wesson RONDA DUBOURG Crystal Springs EDDIE DUNAWAY Brookhaven LINDA DUNIGAN Natchez LYDIA DUNN Eddiceton NATALIE DUNN Natchez ROBBIE DURR Brookhaven DIANE DYE Brookhaven PAUL EATON Brookhaven ELSIE EDWARDS Wesson QUINTIN ELLIS Natchez ROBERT EVANS Meadville CINDI FAIRCHILD Hazlehurst JEROME FIELDS Brookhaven BRENT FISHER Bogue Chitto DAVID FORE Wesson JOSEPHINE FORTENBERRY Magee DAVID FRANKLIN Brookhaven SANDRA FURR Brookhaven 4 MARY GAGLIARDI Meadville GLORIA GARNER Magee RENEE GIBSON Brookhaven DENNIS GILCREASE Vicksburg MARY GIVENS Hazlehurst JAMES GLASS Union Church TERRY GOETZ Brookhaven CHUCK GOLDMAN Brookhaven GAVIN GORDON Monticello THOMAS GOSS Brookhaven EARLEEN GREEN Fayette JONATHAN GRENNEL lll Natchez RANDY GREY Vicksburg BETTY GRICE Brookhaven GWENDOLYN GRIFFITH Hazlehurst HAROLD GRIFFITH Monticello KIM GRUBBS Crystal Springs MARK GRUBBS Florence KATHLEEN GUIFFREDA Brookhaven FAGHANALI HAGHNEJAD Tesran, Iran JO ANN HAILEY Wesson NOLA HAIRE Meadville J.W. HALL Hazlehurst SHANNON HALL Natchez CHARMAINE HAMMACK Hazlehurst SUSAN HANKINS Magee MICHAEL HARPER Brookhaven NOLAND HARPER Natchez TEDDY HARPER New Hebron BONNIE HARRELL Hazlehurst , 5 -A 1 rj, .ggxaf .r.':g z'j,1'f7:f ' 217, ww- 1'7'i 7 f . 2 .- , --if-.--1-.-yi.,- ge- -' ' 'I - ,AA ,. ,.., .. 4 g ' . Ji ,V , 1 il ' 'QW Wesson-Freshman P- VITA ff:-1 - J? ,ffm Ox 4 'X X N .Ks 'I-'Q li' , , - -' gg ,,,.:ve.- Z ff' 0 ia at nf vwez,4: :f, ,gf. ' ' wg? PTE? L, ' -V - My r iwiax rf,-'f,Ll'3 . Q ff' ,, ,, ,, ,f ' . T 1'Irg51:f'f5,-sfi' ez -. fi 1 , - fxgymw, + ,-,.,f,, 4.1, .e,,.,.., ' 3 , - 'Z- f- -A - - cf ' .i fgge 4 -4 f Q3 f 1 wfji ' -' '- i '- M ff , :ea ' fa Q! 'ff ' , ' ' f ,ar fr ' H Z ,-' ' f ? , .44 X , , ' VF -rr, L79 7: i Q Y: K K X L A - ' I' 'v . l':i - ' ' s X ' 5 - '2 4-w F x -' -V , .' 4 39 . V. 1' il. ' - -1 . lj E,-'if ' A -- . V, X 1- . . W L A i Y L 'Q E Ax f 1 as ' ' 1 N N --Qiiw .lciisl Asif' :A if: QQ. . 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JW l b X TED HARRIS Jackson DEANNA HARRISON Brookhaven JACKIE HART Brookhaven REGGIE HART Brookhaven BEN HAWKINS Wesson SANDY HEARN Monticello SANDRA HEGGINS Hazlehurst VIRGINIA HEMBY Brookhaven RICHARD HERRING Jackson HAL HIGDON Hazlehurst KELLY HIGDON Hazlehurst JUDITH HILL Monticello HENRY HILLARD JR. Wesson ROSEMARY HILLARD Sontag WAYNE HILTON Mendenhall ARCHIE HINTON Crystal Springs BEVERLY HINTON New Hebron HANK HODGES Natchez EMMA HOGGATT Brookhaven MARIE HOLLOWAY Brookhaven ROBERT HOOKER Silver Creek LETHA HORTON Wesson BRIAN HOWELL Crystal Springs BARBARA HUDSON Brookhaven BRENDA HUDSON Wesson ANNETTE HUGHES Madison CHARLES HUGHES Hazlehurst ROBIN DIANNE HUNTER Wesson KELLY HUTCHINSON Ferridciy. La. BRENDA HUX Brookhaven Bancl, othe MYRA DEANNE HYER Gloster W.C. INGLE Brookhaven CARL JACKSON Fayette RONALD JACKSON Sherman, Texas JONI JAMES Wesson LOUIS JARREAU Hazlehurst GLYNN JEFFERSON Franklinton, La. JAMES E. JENKINS Hazlehurst ETTA JENNINGS Harrisville VIRGINIA JENKINS Hazlehurst ELTON JOHNSON Fayette FORREST JOHNSON Wesson CATHERINE LILLIAN JOHNSON New Albany JAMES JOHNSON West Palm Beach, Fla. JANICE JOHNSON Crystal Springs JOHNNY JOHNSON Crystal Springs PATRICIA JOHNSON Monticello RAMON JOHNSON Brookhaven ANGELA JONES Magee ANTHONY JONES Meadville ROBERT JONES Crystal Springs STANLEY JORDAN Magee GODFREY JOSEPH Natchez ANTHONY KEEN Harrisville ANNIE JEAN KEES Brookhaven LOUADA KELLY Brookhaven RICHARD KELLY Hazlehurst BERRY KELLUM Ocean Springs BARBARA KEYS Monticello FAYE KEYS Meadville rs practice hard for performances P57 ff ,fp ef ,, if f ,yr . - V' ff fig., . 15,-.1-3--.. J A,,. I w. . .- v, 1 , fZ?.w' , f 7 I 97 f 1 M , Ixug is I , 'IM if wi I x I-V 14 W Ma Z -'55 fff 5 fly f I ,'-4,,-,,,f'1ri pl' V zwwz- Ns1,rf15' 'aff 145 'ff 5 f, 1,,s,,, XS? L, J, I 'P I E z- 'B If A ,,,f' ...K -J 6,1--f:r:,. ! ,vw- f f -fr x ,fx - ff s. f' 1 ,q.. wi TZ 1'1 M - lyk ., -., .. , 'ls JrJ , , 5 t I ? -4 '5 . .g .--,ti .---- ' ,.t.- ' Ls' 55, f as SS cv SIN ev?- . v . Q Y : 177' .s,, . ii or-A Q ' Q7 A A 6 s , X 1 A l P L 5 L gi I 'E ' 3 , QQ X 5 Wesson-Freshman Jennifer Haynes wins Miss Coplah Lincoln 1978 DAVID KILPATRICK Jackson APRIL KING Brookhaven JAMES KING Crystal Springs SHERRI KING Newhebron DANIEL KNIGHT Crystal Springs KEVIN KREAMER Wesson ERIC LADD Monticello TRACY LAMBERT Joyess VINCE LAMBERT Monticello LEONARD LA RUE Enterprise CURTIS LAWSON Braxton MELINDA LEE Brookhaven RHONDA LEE Brookhaven MARK LEE Newhebron THOMAS LEE Monticello KAY LEGGETT Brookhaven ROBERTT LENOIR Hazlehurst MOSE LEONARD Monticello BOBBI LEWALLEN Brookhaven SHEREE LEWIS Monticello JEFF LEWIS Magnolia TRAVIS LINDENMUTH Hozlehurst JIM LINDSEY Trenton, Fla. JON LOFTON Brookhaven ROBERT LOPER Monticello BILL LOTT Hazlehurst GLEN LOVELESS Brookhaven MICHAEL LOVING Monticello JIM LOWERY Wesson NANCY LOWERY Wesson VICKY LUCKY Magee BOBBY LUMLEY Millbrook, Ala. DAVID LUNDIN Brookhaven TAMMY LYON Crystal Springs RICKY MADDOX Magee LESTER MAGEE Trenton, Fla. TIM MAGEE Bogue Chitto JOSEPH MALTIE Brookhaven DAVID MANGUM Star CARL MARSAW Natchez JEANINE MARTIN Crystal Springs PAM MARTIN Natchez DAVID MASSEY Crystal Springs SUSAN MATHES Brookhaven MOHAMMAD MEHRI Iran CRAIG MERCHANT Crystal Springs ELTON MERRITT Natchez DEBBIE MILES Jackson WILLIAM MILLER Wesson KENNETH WAYNE MILLER Harrisville MIKE MITCHELL Monticello JAMES MOFFETT Fayette MARILYN MONTGOMERY Brookhaven PATRICIA MONTGOMERY Brookhaven JUANA MOORE Pearl VIVIAN MOORE Meadville IRA MOORE Brookhaven ROBERT MORGAN Greenwood KENNETH MORRIS Durant MISSY MORRISON Crystal Springs Wesson-Freshman I A A Y , 5 Xi l im A A if ai 2 1 , .2 .. 1 .,. J, ' - 1 13g ' -4 gf, i ,.,, 5 A IM 1' II KT xx K, I ' H S il I I 7 fa f Ne' 9 M I ! ..:-Wm li l rt A WE: os. Vid' G' Z s , I mi A? , in I ,I was if rr 134, A tgwg I I8 0 0 0 I I I Intramurals provide actlvlty for many students I I A Hall provides entertaining hours DARRELL MORSE Brookhaven CINDY MOSELEY ' Harrisville DONNA MULLEN Loyd Star ja ,Xi TINA MULLINS Vicksburg TEDDY MULLINS Mendenhall DARLEENE MUNN Meadville MICKEY MYERS West Lincoln , SHIRLEY MCCALL j Brookhaven ns B I 3 ii? MICHAEL McCAMMON Jackson TRACY McCASKILL Mendenhall V A X NANCY McDONALD to , ., . ' 7. f 'X ' Vicksburg .4 fhlf WILLIE MCCOLLUM Xi? NAT M I 1 X sw, wee I -1 'I X CRACKY McDANIEL Natchez MARY McGAUGHEY Natchez WANDA MCGEE Union Church WANDA McINNIS Wesson DAVID MCKENZIE Smithdale RONALD MCMORRIS I t Bogue Chitto ' vlckne MCLENDON Hazlehurst HERBERT MCLENDON Hazlehurst RUSTY McPHATE Fayette DANIEL McPHERSON Brookhaven SONDRA MCTAGGART West Lincoln DIANA MCTILLER Hallandale sf gif 1 Tl M I.. A 79V if fag? , fi ,as A f eg X 1 I ,Init 446 -fry ATL! ,439 M 1 GLORIA NEAL Meaclville .IODY NEAL Monticello TONY NELSON Monticello 7 ay-A-.. 'EX 511441 9, r'j:. 'Ia'-:L I- 1 dr- 'i kff' it i '55 a Y' 1 F , Wesson-Freshman SHERRY NESMITH Wesson CATHY NEWELL Hazlehurst EDIE NEWMAN Pearl I . 2 -4--. ROBERT LEE NEWSOME New Hebron JAMES NICHOLSON Crystal Springs RANDY L. NIX Brookhaven EUGENE NORRELLS Hazlehurst LISA NORTHUP Natchez CHARLES NORWOOD Pinola FRANK OLAIVAR Long Beach LEA ANN OLIVER Madison REBECCA ORR Franklin DAN OWINGS Columbus DENNIS PAGE Wesson TIM PARTTRIDGE Meadville ELLIS RUSSELL PASSMORE Ill Brookhaven FRANK PAYTON Silver Creek GREG PARRISH Crystal Springs HOMER PENDLETON Wesson MARK PENTON St. Joseph, La. PEGGY PERKINS Centerville ROBERT PERKINS Brookhaven TONY PERRY Mobile, Alabama TAMMY PHILIPP Brookhaven RONNIE PHILLIPS Wesson CECIL POLLAN Roxie TERRI PONDER Mendenhall DONNA POWELL Natchez KEITH POWELL Monticello JOHN PRICE Hazlehurst KAREN PRICE Mendenhall BRENDA RATCLIFF Brookhaven LANCE RATCLIFF Brookhaven xl , X f ww-,E . 1,:14.,M,:'. af.. 'V es- , ' 1 wi I rf- 1 X115 . sh , I ax 3 W-1. lg,.76,, L U, - 4 , -1, .5f,,mw A' '.,.:, r f-- -4 -, . . ,Q 4:-3. f 'fll3'f I 112:21 1 L,r....Xi fi? . I W . , lr vw' '. f ' ' .,- ' . . fa Ig I Z VA 'Za 423 ii 1 K ' 51:11 ' E ' - - A -ff '- 4: I' cf firm-4' . fa - A fl 1 X-W, j x 3- 9 ' E- ' I f h ' ,, if , x ' I EK I I .ZZ Q E , ss A. 3 U , 8,2 ,E X I I v f A rw. 'iz , x ,, ., , 7.T,,.4.,,. , 4 1 A 1 ga 1 Us ' I It 11 ' .4 if I rev , g I li l offers, IX Q. QV ' T I ,, . 7 V1 'Ui IN 1 f NA F 'Fifi .1. I 1 I ,- .I X - A ,Q , It I 'Iwi f X I . T Q 'LIL , Cheerleaders yell Wolves to victory ., ,, Z-, .ive-,T ,3 ,fy :Q 45, f e s has -' ' S' 2 ,,.. LINDA RAWLS Brookhaven ED REEL First alumnus returns to golden anniversary Q. Yo - U , W Q Dig' 'L lu- Q5 sl In nnqdxiqg l Leafs X. if? N' I 3 Q K1 ' 1 y , y A 'TX ,W f -LM Z-..- J 6 ! f . ll ZVK. 17 . le fue .,-n L, J 1 ' 'W 5 ff f 'P if 1 fa 1' A I l Wesson-Freshman .ill K ,, X X- Q x I T7 ff fl, Brookhaven STEVEN REEVES Brookhaven LANCE REID Loyd Star DEBORAH REYNOLDS Monticello KEVIN RHOADS Brookhaven ROGER RIALS Crystal Springs LISA RIALS Brookhaven JOE RICE Harrisville FRED RILEY Birmingham, Ala. JERRY ROBERSON Silver Creek CHARLES ROBERTS Magee RUSTY ROBERTS Monticello BOBBY ROBERTSON Sontag CARL ROBINSON Hazlehurst MARSHALL RODY Hazlehurst DONNA RUNNELS Magee JUDY RUNNELS Wesson GREG RUSSELL Loyd Star LORI RUSSELL Wesson TAMMY RUSSELL Monticello GREG RYAN Brookhaven DAVID SANDIFER Wesson SALLY SANDIFER Harrisville CHERRY SAUNDERS Natchez JOE SAXON Mendenhall MYRNA SAXON Oakvale DIANA SCHILLING Natchez WILLIAM SCOTT Fayette BRUCE SCOTT Brookhaven JAMES SCOTT Elmor, Ala. LEROY SCROGGS McCall Creek K. C. SHARAK Wesson TERRY SHARP Crystal Springs ROBERT SHAW Meadville KENDRA SHOWS Newhebron PAULETTE SIBLEY Summit DONALD SILER Monticello JERRY SIMS Richand STACY SIMS Prentiss ANNA SIMMONS Natchez TIMOTHY SIMMONS Brookhaven NANCY SINCLAIR Brookhaven QUITMAN SINGLETARY Crystal Springs DANNY SISCO Loyd Star MARY JANE SISTRUNK Brookhaven ANNIE SMITH Brookhaven BARBARA J. SMITH Newhebron BUBBA SMITH Brookhaven CATHY SMITH Wesson CONNIE D. SMITH Natchez DAVID SMITH Loyd Star DON SMITH West Lincoln DONALD A. SMITH Pinola DONNA E. SMITH Sontag DOUG SMITH Loyd Star JEFF SMITH Brookhaven JIMMY SMITH Brookhaven JOE H. SMITH Magee JOHN SMITH Millbrook, Ala. 'J'-t WWW 1 5 53955, A I x ' 1 3 Wifi VK ' , ' 1 V J . Tf,l'if3l2'lC I af Q J-f. 'J' 'ff ef , if A M. 1. . he-5. 'L '7 .N I XX Strolls, fellowship a part of campus life JOYCE SMITH Brookhaven LYNNE SMITH Brookhaven MARK SMITH West Lincoln MCNAIR SMITH Brookhaven MITCHELL O. SMITH Loyd Sfar NANCY SMITH Brookhaven RENEE SMITH Brookhaven ROGER SMITH Meadville RONALD G. SMITH Naichez SALLY SMITH Brookhaven SHARON SMITH Brookhaven SHELIA N. SMITH Loyd Star SHERREE V. SMITH Loyd Siar TERRIE L. SMITH Brookhaven TONY SMITH Brookhaven TONYA SMITH Brookhaven DOUGLAS SPITCHLEY Hazlehurst JACQUELINE STAMPLEY Roxie RAY STEELE Magee ALVIN STEEN Hazlehurst BILL STEIN Natchez BILLY STEWART Enterprise GARY STEWART Nafchez CARLA STOKER Magee BOBBY STRIEFF Georgetown HERBERT STRONG Hazlehursf LEISA STUART Hazlehurst MIKE SULLIVAN Mendenhall VICKIE SUMMERALL Meadville ALBERT SUMRALL Crystal Springs KATHY SUTTON Newhebron HUGHIE SWEAZY Natchez DWAIN TANNER Crystal Springs ANTHONY THADISON Brookhaven TANYA THAMES Crystal Springs SHARON THERIOT McComb ED THRUSH Brookhaven Wesson-Freshman 2 jf, M '7 ,Q 0,541 ' J A - A- -1 'va Z' L 4 QZKS 4.1: ' 11 , ig? 1 Z si . QP ff T ff. . f - -2 JAMES THIRSTY A ' A 1, Hazlehurst ff V' 7 .,,,,. , RAY THOMAS ' ,f '4-- Crystal Springs 1 U A 4 1, -Q ROBERT CURTIS THORNHILL , A ' I LT Brookhaven V Q 4 ' fl sm A E A63-J' CARL D. THORNTON A-s1 ' 'rf' ,. Smithdale gf f 1 DENISE THORNTON ff ' Smithdale 'T ' THOMAS JOE THORNTON Crystal Springs k BARRY TRACY Magee RAMONA TROMBLEY Roxie TOMMY TODD Monticello MASAHIKO TOKUMURA Okinawa, Japan GINA TONEY Magnolia SAUNDRA TUESNO Brookhaven CHERRY TULLOS Clinton MINDY TURNAGE Newhebron STEVE TURNER Monticello TAMMY UNDERWOOD Brookhaven VlCKl VAUGHN Brookhaven WILLIAM VAUGHN Loyd Star ROSE VAUGHNS Brookhaven ROBERT VOLAGE McComb WAYNE WACTOR Natchez SCOTT WADE Magee MARY K. WADE Magee gel? P V. A If f y T N f ffl X , l L . X , L . Ll J -' Qi 'v ie fi. 1 '7 . 1 x 'T fl ,R TT IQ' 'fl I ':f,5 l',V,! ---b' 1 K. 2. 5 4157 O, - xf..,i, A -I A R L Q f x n- T ar X' fi'- T I Q T Os T t 'lu-1 X3 N ,, A Q, -Tl 3 V' 4 ,A Rl' X T 'RI-:H vi, 1' 1: 5, , Rs.. . by T . X :j 5 ' ' A - Wolves win four, lose six Wesson-Freshman T? V A L Kff f-'- ' ,W , - , I I I ,, ' 5' zfiif ' 37 f -- A I 4' Q.. .S WIT, vw- 'Q ' I ' ws , Mfg ' e . , I W 4 v 3-.. , Q9 '53 Q? . rg Im' .,,,1f' fi A ' ew, Q, S' 4 4 4 ,J ,.,. 1 asm' , ,, .,., ,. . 14, , W, .T ...f !,,, :4, I , 2 ' ' ,V '. - '- . . 4 f.-Alf' I-: ' 1 ' --'- 'I -5 - --- ' V. . U, .-,. - ..f. . 5.-rw:gg-,,:f,3gQ::,:,,:g..-5.I., 1--. t , by A Q : xg gg, ' , V t .V I I. I ,gr Q ,ge . J - 1 I- '- A ,P RQN' V- :Nfl I ' We-.-4 -isp-1 I' ' I .:-, , A' . N W if .1 - I w ,- I -- . g . 5j .!g-rfygb., 4, - ,il ,. ,. .An fpv,,. A ., - sf . , Vx 'cf I ff '- ',,,4,':5i,,j2?::, 5. can fy QV-win. , jf- ,Af., ,F aj ' 2 , f IQi',:P- 9 Z - -NB' 94 .2 i kb if ff-fm, I A . . rl ,x.- ..' ,. I 7 . ,fi A .ff ,, '- 5 .-- - x .- ' ,-..., 1 n I ., 1.Qi'w'.,7iA4Mr,.- V- X ,fry f IM . jf f I-A . f 48 X . 2 ADRIENNE WAHL Brookhaven TIM WALDON Brookhaven BILL WALKER Meadville DONALD WALKER Magee KATIE RUTH WALKER Loyd Siar RANDY WALKER Brookhaven TOMMY WALKER Jackson CYNTHIA WALLACE West Lincoln HANK WALLACE Brookhaven SANDRA WALLACE Natchez TINA WALLACE Ruth RAMONA WALLEY Brookhaven BARBARA WALTMAN Hazlehursf JESSE WARREN Brookhaven KATHLEEN WARREN Wesson TINA WARREN Brookhaven LISA WATERS Mendenhall PENNY WATKINS Brookhaven DAVID H. WATTS Brookhaven RICKY WATTS Brookhaven MARY WEBB Hazlehursl MINDY WHIDDON Brookhaven DEBRA WHITE Brookhaven KAREN WHITE Brookhaven LANCE WHITE Newhebron RICHARD WHITE Brookhaven RONALD WIGGINS Lafayette, La. GAY WIGINTON Mendenhall ANTHONY WILCHER West Lincoln HUGH WILEY Hazlehurst Vo-Tech opens child care program LOUANA WILKINS Brookhaven CHARLES WILKINSON Hazlehurst BELINDA WILLIAMS Bogue Chitto DONZIE WILLIAMSON Monticello JAMES E. WILLIAMS Magee LAURA WILLIAMS Hazlehurst LYNN WILLIAMS Crystal Springs RODGER WILLIAMS West Palm Beach, F RUSTY WILLIAMS Brookhaven SELINA WILLIAMS Crystal Springs SIDNEY WILLIAMS Brookhaven SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Hazlehurst DONNY WILSON Georgetown JOY WILSON Monticello PATSY WILSON Monticello DAVID WOOD Wesson AARON WOODS Sibley CARMEN WOODS Natchez WADE WOOLEY Enterprise BETTY WOOTEN Natchez JOE WOOTEN Hazlehurst EARLENE WADE Hazlehurst MICHAEL YOUNG Georgetown PAUL ZUCCARO Natchez SPECIAL STUDENT JEANETTE GREEN Crystal Springs la. fi w. fff 'sv f , , C ff I 1 f D 1 I X , f 2 1 5 7 711 I 1' tai L-I gl .ll if 5 ,724 ,- - -WM.-Q--ly: sr J. zqsy -' ' ' '24, E 1 4 ,rf .- '- I 2. YW 'au ' f E3 ya Ii Iilfffgzi -frf-1. f Wesson-Freshman, Special .7 1 1 ls 54 limi all f iffjffgzf '- ' ' . ,J f,.,. , f,f,, , ,L .., A .. xr MQ 5 -' I, 1.: i i iI:t':LiI'.'-- frwgf-gs, -L-': - ,- ' gmxzm I ,X , to I as X I I I1 I I I -S-S I T1 X gg, , . ,,A,N LL ,F l 1. 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DAVIS Natchez ROBERT DAVIS Natchez SHERRY DAVIS Natchez IRA DENNIS Natchez WAYNE DOBBINS Natchez WILLIE MAE DORSEY Natchez ETHEL DOWLING Gloster DEE DRUETTA Natchez BARBARA DUKES Natchez SUSAN DUNAVANT Natchez EVANDIA DUNMORE Natchez HARVEY DUNN Natchez DEBBIE EALEY Sibley JUDY EMERICK Natchez PEGGY FINN Natchez ROB FISHER Natchez BELINDA FLOYD Vidalia, La. LESTER FREEMAN Natchez GWEN GAMMILL Roxie LARRY GANBERI Natchez DAVID GARDNER Natchez LINDA GARDNER Natchez Clubs, classes choose officers COOKIE GIBBONS Natchez WILLIE GOSS Natchez SUE GOUSSET Natchez ROBERT GRAVES Natchez BETTY GREEN Natchez KENNETH RAY GREEN Natchez SHIRLEY GREEN Natchez JOYCE HANNON Natchez BEVERLY HARRIS Vidalia, La. CYNTHIA HARRISON Natchez ANGELA D. HAWES Natchez RANDY HAZLIP Natchez DAVID HEARD Natchez GEORGIA L. HENDERSON Natchez CONNIE HIGGINBOTHAM Natchez GARY L. HIGGS Vidalia, La. BUBBA HINSON Natchez JULIE HOGAN Natchez JOHN HOGGATT Natchez ANNIE BELL HOLIDAY Natchez JANICE N. 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MILLS Natchez PENNY MINOR Natchez SAMUEL MOORE Natchez CHRISTOPHER MORAN Natchez SHIRLEY NALL Fayette PAT NEAL Natchez CRAIG NELSON Natchez Hob Nob provides relaxation between classes MAXINE NEWELL Natchez MARK NORWOOD Ridgcrest, La. MAXINE ODOM Washington LESTER PARKER Clayton, La. KELLY PARKS Natchez JAMES PENNINGTON Vidalia, La. THERESE D. PHILLIPS Natchez BETSY PITCHFORD Natchez DORIS PLUMMER Natchez VICKY POLLAN Natchez CHARLES N. PORTER Natchez FREDDIE J. POWELL Monterey, La. LANA M. POWELL Vidalia, La. ROBERT M. PRICE Sicily Island, La. ANNETTE RABB Natchez RODERICK RAY RANSOM Natchez VERNADINE RANSOM Natchez DELORIES J. REED Natchez MAC REED Natchez SUSAN REID Natchez BARBARA RHODES Natchez TOMMY ROBBINS Natchez JACKIE ROBERTS Natchez PAULA B. ROBERTSON Ferriday LORANA ROBINSON Natchez MARY LEE RUFFIN Natchez TIM RUNNELS Natchez CYNTHIA RUSHING Natchez TERRY RUSHING Natchez SYLVIA SARTIN Natchez .A , . 4 -.,. , . 5' I fff 'fmgff f fu 1 1 ,fy Z . fQg ,J -. 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SCOTT Natchez SANDRA DENISE SCOTT Natchez KEITH SCYFARTH Natchez CHARLIE SEARCY Natchez WALTER SEWELL Natchez LONNIE RAY SHAW Fayette CHARLES SIMS Natchez DAVID SMITH Natchez AWN SMITH Natchez ELLEN SMITH Church Hill ESTHER J. SMITH Natchez SIMON SMITH Clayton COURTNEY STACY Natchez DEBRA STEPHENS Natchez SANDY STRINGER Natchez BARBARA STURGIS Natchez FRANCIS SWAIN Vidalia, La. BETH SWALM Natchez BRAD SWANZY Natchez ALONZO J. SYLVESTER Natchez CHARLES THAMES Natchez GUENDOLYN THOMAS Natchez BOBBY THOMPSON Natchez MARCUS THORNTON Natchez Natchez MITZIE TRADEWELL Vldalla La BEVERLY TYNES Natchez LISA VAUGHN Monterey La LAURIE WAITE Natchez 0 0 135 I IA ROGER TOLBERT 'ef f I I A III I I If I . 'st it ' ., I ,SE ,SS, i I I I I 'tA,:A .A 5 .um Hx Co-Lln Natchez offers a wlcle variety of courses DENISE WALTERS Natchez GEORGIA WASHINGTON Natchez PATRICIA A. WELLS Woodville ROSE MARY WHITE Natchez SHEILA WHITE Natchez DONNA WHITTINGTON Natchez ROBBI WILKINSON Natchez AUDREY WILLIAMS Natchez CHARITY WILLIAMS Natchez CHARLES WILLIAMS VidaIia, La. DARLENE B. WILLIAMS Natchez RACHEL WILLIAMS Natchez Natchez-Freshman xiii Asia: '-'XI .fl .,, X Lu , 7 , I , N X 'fa-s Q, -AA f a.,..,,,,...,, .0 .Y c 7' Q kk - L I -, av. ,x. ,-taxa, IS, X-,. '. W aI. .dxf 4 , A if . ,,', ' Q, -S , -kv 4:-A:-Qt., N. f-'N9 - A 515- B --7'-r I-93-,Nl Q, H' 'C Natchez campu looks to future construction 'S I MARGARET ACOSTA Natchez ANNIE ANDERSON Fayette CHARLES BAILEY Natchez ,ww t I' J' H.. 'R I g S F 2 -. f ': ANN BARLOW ff MRI 4' f' 240 H' Natchez 2' , I , , .,...,... .,,. 5,1 ,.,,, DONALD BARRAZA T 3' ' ff Natchez A ' ' JOYCE BOWMAN A X Natchez SUSAN BREWER Natchez MARY EDITH BROWN Roxie ROBERT BURNS Natchez eg R , , A XX 69 W , I ,t.iz,,Q . Ze- V., '96 ,A s A M , CURTIS W. CAINE JR. M.D. R Natchez :II ., , BILL CAMERON ,ff Natchez DEBBIE CARROLL I 4 Natchez y A ,S PATRICIA CLARK THERESA ANN COLEMAN Natchez f lag DAVID CORBAN ' ,If Rf 71 'N 4- -. AI in. Natchez Natchez JACK CUPIT N , Natchez I Q, ., I MARK ENGELI-IART II A Natchez X ,I Za- -vw 'Y if Natchez f I I 44' I Q ,Az tr wwf' ,gg 1 w If ? , A A .RW , gf WILLIAM COUVILLON I x Q Z I' KENNETH FOREMAN Crosby JANE GARDNER Natchez FORREST GERMANY Dallas, Texas JEFFERY GOODMAN Ferriday, La. JOE HARTLEY 1 ff Natchez E 'said JERRY HUDDLESTON Natchez wt , KATIE HUMBLE 'A If St. Joseph, La. JOYCE JONES 5 Q JAMES B. KETTERINGI-IAM ,ywwf 'Cf . , ,?H'1-II' , ., ,fiaZ.,A. -gif' I i 4 ' a sf Natchez 4 TERRI KNIGHT ., -Q5 Natchez AMY LOFTIN Natchez DORIS MCWETHY Natchez .. . ..I., . N N mc, ---' N, Q. 'YI 13-' In M N9 Special student attend Co-Lin Natchez DOUGLAS McWETHY Natchez JANET MARION Natchez ROBERT MATTHEWS Natchez HENRITTA MILLER Fayette JULIEN MORETON Natchez CAROLE NEWMAN Natchez CINDY NICHOLS Natchez KELLEY PALMER Natchez FRAN RICHARDSON Natchez CONNIE SHELL Natchez EILEEN SMITH Natchez ELIZABETH H. SMITH Natchez SANDRA D. STRINGER Natchez ANN THWEATT Vidalia, La. LAURA TIKTINSKY Natchez HAZEL F. WALTERS Natchez CAROL J. WEBSTER St. Joseph, La. SHERRY P. WHITE Natchez 1 I x x MW 43 ,f f 'vb' iT 1 ' . 1 tx. I If .X tx, -4.1 mix, Natchez-Special Students ,za .. 4 4 - .N . ., f'?2IL.f ' -' ' 2 if I A, yff' ' . 1. f.,,, ,V V 1 ,mx . .- :,,5,,,,, I . , u In ' iz.-zl'f. ' ,, .ag ,- 3 I - . ' 'L Qiili' iff- ' ,,, Ji' F Aqraiev . -L, NV, M1535-1. . .gf-- ?'FQ:,,,fI rx. .- ,, .- -.'2i!Sc..a ...gf-u-..--:,,.l It -e,',g,,,..n:?'. .L . -W 45 .'n.,,vN-- ,,a ,L--..... J. Q I I . N... vw- ,,1 , I ,........-3: -4 -I -.. Q vn.,:fy'X'I:.uz1 ww ff.-jf! - X M fi-:E .. 3 74 1.44. Quo-v JOSEPH WHITNEY Natchez RONNY WILLIAMS Natchez Mount Locust reflects part of rich Natchez history ,pow vig: I I, W.. -ff' .U ' M. , ...-Q fLr- - ,- ,ff gif - , bf' 1, , A ' Q+ A , f -ef gk I LK L M Q 1 4 OC I N -TECHNIC MELBA ALLEN Hozlehurst TRACY ALLEN Natchez BILL BUCK Florence WANDA BULLOCK Brookhaven ROBIN COUGHLIN Monticello DONNA CRISWELL Brookhaven KATHY DAUGHDRILL Monticello DOROTHY DUCKER Georgetown BEVERLY EDWARDS Brookhaven VALRIE ELKINS Wesson ELLEN FARNHAM Monticello SUE GRIFFITH Monticello MARY JAMES Brookhaven JEAN JINRIGHT Georgetown HAZEL OWENS Wesson JULIE OWENS Brookhaven RICKY PUGH Bay Springs PENNY ROGERS Monticello l s Not Pictured: LESA MORRIS Clinton PEGGY PURSER Meadville Wesson Campus - ' ' 'CQ ww '-? limit zif. ff we 1 - 03 'A x , X Q. ' f s- f ' FN X fha li'ifXlXl.lx LISA SPIKES Harrisville KAREN TAYLOR Crystal Springs MARY TRAYLER Magee DEBBY WALTERS Harrisville 'fo-T t e '3' 9 T , A an ,maori Us rl x G ry is .Le't'y Q--Mm. -5-sf., ,hc ,sql CJ: , A 'e Serving as cosmotology officers are ll to rt Bill Buck, president, Wanda Bullock, vice president, Peggy Purser, secretary and treasurer, and Donna Criswell, reporter. Cosmetology school trains students in hair care Wesson-Practical Nurses EJ' - if Z 1 I -f j 'Nj A ' ,-,, . 'T' 'vw -ur 7 JY 4 3 I ex! X Elf SHIRLEY MAE WOODARD Hazlehursf Noi Pictured: .IANICE TANNER BUTLER Hazlehursi MARCELLA JACKSON Brookhaven GERALDINE RUCKER Brookhaven 'ljf. 'f,Lg4Y 4' 'A ,, ,, 1 ' . 4' ' , N N -ff siev e A E fs o f . if X, J I 3 'xx .X 4 a BRENDA ALLRED Bogue Chino KATHY AUSTIN McComb TAMMY BARLOW Moniicello JUDY BOUTWELL Sontag KONNIE EDWARDS Wesson ELLAWEEN KNIGHT Fayette SHERRY LAMBERT Somag SHIRLEY LAMBERT Soniag DIANE PEPPER Brookhaven PEGGY RITZ Brookhaven WILLENA ROBINSON Crystal Springs MARGARET STOCKTON McComb Sixteen receive caps in nursing ceremonies I4 Wesson Campus Commercial truck driving trains future truck drivers f' . K 1 K' -.X f Y f' ,fin 3 A Q ' Data processing students work with computers I gr A I Wesson Campus Secretarial science offers three program choices iifffli A mamma-A r .qui K .,. . W3-Atfyf.. ,. 'Vis W , 4 ,wird :gf A Q w Q Z 1 0 , ' rs, , W if H ? ' 1 f ,,. ' -4 f iii ' Q, f 4. is Q I ff if ,W A? we 1 M , I A 94-.W . 1 'i 2 'ilifww 4 ,, w ' V I W V ' ,,,, - A ,,,, . ' , W W1 ,M . , , ,WN ,M g A I ,,,, , ,, , M... W..-..y,,f v,' . f we Q c 5 V, V -My , f ,:,1r : zz '1:2- ' .., , X dwg, ,ally Ai? ww :gi i ' I 1:7 ..-fu 'fe gf v f ,. DJ! i i 'L 1 c i -'-1.,r ? t if. ' nits. t CETA provides building construction is sm V W J. i ,Z x W X S -XR P ,sp f Q W K program 14 W C mpus Air conditioning, refrigeration enroll many Welding is a one year program W son Campus Auto mechanics students study engines Eb, 1 X K achine shop train N S teaches ,...,,,,...7 ,..,,-afe.,-f I, ,x ,i,:,y44'x: :fig W, fini? ,fitifa X -x , M, nys 'Q' X ,. ' V V ,, '5 . X 2 sv W sson C mpus CLJC offers state's only heavy equipment mechanics program Drafting, design attracts many terminal students Wesson Campus Heavy equipment operator trains in short time l 'U tv S ,- x K- 'f 1 Electronics technology class proves popular N 48 Wesson Campus Child care supervision program draws interest Mmm P-5-LtW4gf'1,45?3?1YE'W P Q if ,, rf I , .M ,sp,, A ,,,, r.,.-,s., wk.- . F , X .Z:.:T' qi X X X ,. , '-ng-Zi.-sxx x if X' X X x '-, . X N' - f ' K f, K J x.. . fin. 1,5 lg N c' , ' .W vi ' '-- if' 1 w ,-ff ' -., .Ja 3 v .,.a . Y F .Q'm 'J 7 wQL ,v -' ML . 1 x '- X ' eq ' -ex X. Vo-Tech initiates food service supervision program Wesson Campus Medical Laboratory Technician program trains in 3 semesters, 30 months A r.r,, . '-fr7'5lj-lj-lm, a ' in Y l X W use Hundreds enroll in night courses, ABE classes Night classes are available for credit in academic subiects and for non-credit in vocational-technical areas. Hundreds of students enrolled onthe Wesson campus in night classes. Among academic classes were in English, accounting, various banking and real es- tate courses, economics, sociology, psychology, government, history, business courses, to name a few. Vocational-technical night classes included such courses as air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration, nurses aid, emergency medical technician, child care, income tax preparation, machine shop, mold repair for mechanics, blue print reading, digital electronics, keypunch and verifying, blazer construction, welding, typing, shorthand, garnishes and eye appeal of foods, auto mechanics tune-up, bricklaying, child care supervision, to name a few. Night classes for academic credit were also available in Magee and in Monticello. Several hundred adults, those who have not completed high school, took advantage of tuition-free adult basic education classes offered by Co-Lin's division of adult and continuing education in Magee, Mendenhall, Hazlehurst, Crystal Springs, Loyd Star, Mon- ticello, Bogue Chitto, Fayette, and Meadville. l-1 : 44 V . ,A : , vig, K, M411 f ' 1 .' , , if i A wf ,, ,, ,IVV off? fr', 1 h 1 ..X, x,L,,,, ' ,,,,,, , 4 , -, dl., ,x , J S1 Security watchman is Mr. Floyd Smith. Mr John Gray is also a Security watchman. Secretaries, other personnel make life smooth Admissions Secretary is Mrs. Kathleen Hutchins. Dean s Office Secretary is Mrs Tamy Jackson. Clerical Aide is Mrs Diana Minor Natchez Campus All work toward business of education Hostess of the Hob Nob Student Center is Mrs. Gail Johnson. Manager of the bookstore is Miss Joan Holland. Custodian IS Mr. Norman Brown. Faculty secretary is Mrs. Judy Emerick Mr. Robert Johnson is also o custodian. Natzhez Campus Student workers keep things going well Student worker is Chris Moran. l2I:tZf1 Somhlqzljz QM! at iH0'1'C0Ctlz:1ilnx Rob Fisher is also a student worker. Faculty secretary is Donna Whittington. Library assistants are Sharon Landers and Jen- nie Lynn Young. Admissions Office assistant is Penny Minor Natchez Campus Day, evening classes entice students viii Co-Lin Natchez Campus offers hundreds of students each year the opportunity for pursuing higher education. On the quarter system, the Natchez Campus offers day and evening classes in academicftechnical, vocational, and non-academic courses. The 1978-79 school year concludes the sixth full year on campus near Washington and the seventh full year of operation in Natchez. Natchez Campus Class work takes place on and off campu V 3112. 23:1 ' .4 , ., .. if g 'Q ' Z 'fs 'i 5 - N . H 2 Z 1 1 AW,-51,1 -:.. .rf W - ' Q ' if .. .- . ,K ,. ' ' Y A ha' . ' , '- ., . '- 'fi11 v15 . ',', g .Q '.'.v f .. 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V-T A ' ' . .Q -- li' if iP7:.:355f' - ' - -1- . . -- I nf: I .. I 1, 'W-ec. ' 4 1 .ls- ... XL This was the second year that English Composition I and ll, both freshman college courses, were offered on the high school campus. Mrs. Carolyn Carter instructs outstanding seniors at South Natchez-Adams High School. Airy facilities help those who learn ifuxes ' mzacms u X X fi, IT l ls N 5, as-e With determination, st x x x 1 Natchez Campus Work, work, work to make those grades Natchez Campus Academic technical courses, vocational CETA fComprehensive Educational Training Actj trains future secretaries, who relax at Christmas time in their classroom. Q-9ysf:,, . 4 ., 4 , . , my, M2-Ma, an. p , is 1, -w??af'.4 QW. Z is - aw 'fk4 '?-M1 Students taking Distribution and Marketing Technology regularly display merchandise in the DMT showcase. lbghh .,.. Natchez Campus courses, non-academic class offer much Sister Mary Pardy insfrucls advanced college study skills as well as reading skills. T -- of 'Y Q Mr. Blaur Zerby regularly unstructs a non-academnc class m in .Q , ' flower arranging. L A ' 'Is- W ..,-.,'l f f r,,, U 'V V 7 E l ll '4 ' E 1. 4 f ig ! N 5 :VY - f'i M 3 XV Nw X' Natchez Campus Hob Nob is scene of pool, .7-f- 'nM so A W My f 1 w-.J Natchez Campus Picnicsf PclrtieS, and playmg . f 1,-44 if . -fzmalfvfifs .- 4wxs'9BW6l!v f wt 3,?Hl? awwawww W- ,. K wwf 1 W i . W , a an' , asv' V r ,, if , ,Qigfzii ,,W,,1, ,, f - 1 t 4 f' WWWw wmmg'.,wfQ V fam-,fMw4Zw.fnm4.,,,. A, ., . .W,,,W,. . ,. .n - A . 1 ww 1- -, ,V T-H +: ' V- :P M ., . .J ,A my 96' 'IV 1 w 6 4 Natchez Campus Decm Smith leads in mcmy ways xy 1'-.A sv-f', L -Y , iI:e?'?uiake u coffee break fox e 21 my w 165 Natchez C Um Pug All Offs of scenes 9 feet N- J' J 4 ss. Q 0 9, 0-ps' Mg , O O 'nu iiifga To 3 n P ff We A ,e 5' :15siY- T,y if f N wi',.?X!Kvy:'l- if-. T x . .,,...f 3Q,?1jy Q aw? age: NXJXXNSXLL A A H f ' 'QP'-. V .55 B . L, s ' 'e S id it iii 'YWIL C- Se t. XB-Tl, N918 p ace is week with Candidates for freshman ciass re ich 1 Muzi' kg.,-a nu :T ' Z , -'r A I 'Lf'.1x! I VV taining X th' ' udents. ' r f eshman vice iass p sident, n nced in he ns are ing st fo r ore c an ou of t Nloi. XXX, No. 3 f Student Government Ptssociation eiectio baiiotting in the main iobby for day and even ciass president are Lester freeman and Angie hawesg president, Judy Emericvc and Connie higginbothamg for sophom Cheri bonds and Vtegenia fieming. Resuits of the eiection wiii be 'TMS NAf.f.YQ' for Sept. 7.5-19. Bobbie Charrier was eiected vice president sophomores by acciamation. '0n monday, Sept. ZS, Mrs. Susan Presiey and three SCA officers wiii go to dachson for the faii SCM KStudent Councii Ptssociation of Viississippii Convention, to be hosted by hinds dunior Coiiege. The primary emphasis of the convention wiii be ieadership training. Students attending the convention wiii be Binky vines, SGH presidentg Mignon viaiier, SCAN vice presidents and Donna whittington, SGP secretary-treasurer. Donna was eiected secretary-trasurer by acciamationg Binvd and Mignon were eiected in voting iast spring. f 'Students wishing to join Circie Vs wiii meet Tues., Sept. VB, at ii a.m. in the Room US. Officers for X918-X919 wiii be eiected and current Circie Vs activities wiii be discussed. hr. dohn buiien is facuity advisor. + 'Sthff mmnbers are needed for Co-Linlh Si hts, campus newspaper. interested students 2 shouid contact Dean Smith or father Viihe 'xrvlin immediateiy. father Mike wiii be in the fi-Sights room UCYIN at A100 p.m., fues., Sept. W, to 'LBXK with prospective staff members. Semester hour credit is awarded to those who work with N-Sights. Bignon wlaiier is serving as editor of the paper, issued once each quarter. f 'Staff members of Triiiium, yearbook issued each spring by Co-Lin Wesson and Co-Lin NBYCHB1, wiii meet Tues. , Sept. i9, at ii a.m. in the Conference Room with Mrs. Geraidine Brown and hrs. Caroiyn Smith, co-sponsors of the hatchea section. On Thurs., Sept. 'Zi , staff members wiii meet again at ii a.m. in the Conference 9-oom with Mr. Buriian viaiv-er , sponsor of the hesson section and the editors of the wesson section, aiong with Dean Smith, hrs. brown, and hrs. Smith. 'Hwinter quarter scheduies wiii be reieased on X-ion. , Oct. '?.. Pre-registration appointment for winter ouarter ciasses wiii begin that day . '+ 'Ni Tuesday evening ciasses wiii meet Fri. , Sept. 'L'L, from 6-.30-M3200 p.m. Absences wiii be counted. Students are encouraged to participate in intramurai activities, such as pooi , ping- pong, bashetbaii, softbaii , crossword pu1.1.ies, bridge, chess, checv-ers, voiiey- baii, etc. Mr. Robert Burns is facuity sponsor of intramurai activities. Students shouid taiv. to him for assistance. been changed from period G on nw? to period Y on Ti.-ff . kcon't. on backi Iilaf-PK Ti0'3F-X has Natchez Campus students, faculty, administration Natchez Campus lt's all part of the scene in the 5? 1: -T yi Natchez Campus life of ca tuclent at Co-Lin N I as X was IX susan 1 ww llllll' .PK 04' N Illlllf' A ki 9' 'X M? ik X QQ in xx: x R x QNX Y mv 2 sim iv Q x-Y x XA x0Sx wxqxg X' E wx N 4 A, xx, N x MDF K -.,.,, we .g Y ,Q ' 1 2 m ew .W X X 171 Y Board of Trustees works for college's growth ,U V. .-. ., ,., . - an K . AQ , eel .. ,M - Q? Members of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College's Board of Trustees are Qfront, left to rightj Dr. Billy B. Thames, Co-Lin president, Claude Porter, Adams County, Frank Lowery, Copiah, Mrs. Rose Ferguson, Adams, P. D. Armstrong, Copiah, Lester Furr, Copiah, Dr. J. H. Stribling, Lincoln, Tommy E. Jolly, Lawrence, R. Sidney Parker, Simpson, Berry Givens, Lincoln, Calvin Britt, Copiah, C. C. Graves Jr., Copiah, and Troy C. Greer, Simpson. Standing are Jim Kyzar, CLJC business manager, Dr. Eddie Smith, dean of instruction, Natchez campus, Julius Lotterhos, board attorney, Walter Nelson, Adams, Wes Burkhardt, Adams, P. E. Bates, Jefferson, Larry Butch Brown, Adams, Dr. Dale Smith, Lincoln, Marion Hayes, Jefferson, John Dow, Lincoln, James Herring, Franklin, Versie Rushing, Lincoln, L. G. Young, Franklin, Harris B. Henley, Copiah, and B. F. Hunter, dean of instruction, Wesson campus. Not pictured are C. C. Clark, Lin- coln, James M. Price, Lawrence, Tom Reed, Adams, and Dale Sullivan, Copiah. eg J u.. Officers of CLJC's Board of Trustees are fleft to rightj Lester Furr, secretary, Dr. Billy B. Thames, CLJC president, T. E. Jolly, vice chairman, and Dr. J. H. Stribling, chairman. The officers and the board work hard for the growth and betterment of both the Wesson and Natchez campuses. BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS COPIAH COUNTY B. B. Berry Walter Smith Virgil Smith Tommy Heard W. E. Hood LINCOLN COUNTY W. A. Rogers Lee Edward Gatlin Heber Britt Ben Laird Claude Diamond SIMPSON COUNTY Ollen McAlpin A. D. Berry L. C. McAlpin Jack Mullins Jerry Bridges LAWRENCE COUNTY Talmadge Brisrer George Hartzog Roy May Edward Hedgepeth Woodrow Williamson FRANKLIN COUNTY Roy Shell Carl Ray Lehmann Ike Murray Frank Allen Hilton M. Zumbro JEFFERSON COUNTY Iames Hamberlin D. F. McCormick Noble Frisby Sol Jackson Sylvester Gaines ADAMS CQUNTY James H. Carter Sammy Cauthen Barney Schoby Maxie Wallace Boyd Sojourner 5? 1 I 'E lf' 1.1 fl' A ,Q ,i Wesson Campus Administration leads faculty and staff U 'Y rS flA:? ln N -. A 3 .L i 2 '. gAS:qAi, yt' I Q' '+ A .. fc- ?-f.'5i'-7!'f?' iq I S1113 2 G11 SAR,--14. Q j'Z:jQ. vs ,. ' ' I .ja .g fl., i La. 'ss-L f J Q5 -' ' ,' -of 1 ' X fs 1 E X 1 V , l' . .st A . Lt 1- 1 . 1 - ' , ,GL . x 6 I B 5? ' :J I .1 w'-:Q .. .-mf-3 4.1, 1. :...f. Administrators include Cleft to rightj Ralph Frazier, director of admissions and records, F. K. Horton Jr., director of the physical plant, B. F. Hunter, dean of instruction, Danny Dykes, director of computer programming, Dr. Billy B. Thames, president of the Copiah-Lincoln Junior College District, Alton Ricks, dean of students, Jim Kyzar, business manager, and Burlian Walker, director of public information. Not pictured is Edgar W. Martin, director of adult and continuing education. '21 . ' ft.. f, an J F 'tit ff, 3 1 Working with the Division of Student Personnel Services are fleft to rightl Bradley Smith, director of financial aid, Mrs. Laura Butler, Stevens Hall hostess, Alton Ricks, dean of students, Miss Debbie Poole, resident nurse, Dr. Robert Young, director of student development, Mrs. Margie Pan- querne, Copiah Hall hostess, Danny Harrell, Lincoln Hall host, Mrs. Winnie M. Hennington, resident nurse, and Grover Smith, director of student life. Not pictured are Miss Sharon Sims, director of student activities, and Mrs. Anne A. Thames, director of alumni affairs. Division of Student Services aids students 4 Wesson Campus Hu manities offer courses in five departments -I.. - Y.: ,Ji . 'six WSF sn- ,,. A .J . , f-435113: ,, - Q' .A , -ff ',,, 's 3 ' iQMWiji' Qeee Ewkwggrw , g 'E , ng. fr 5- K .ani ,Ffa Rn N Q . ga ,g I X iz J , J 45, in 7' .1 w nf . ff :hh - f xv ff f, f- 1: s gt my ,J -si xc 1 v W . 1- .1 .r f 3 V M ' v A s , 1 1 6 K' 'la ,t .2.. 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'f- , - fs va '?:1f. 7-' , 2,. Q A 1 f . ' f fit 1 LV.. . 'V' .-7 ,Q 2 ' . ff J - ' I f J . . . ,, p sz' . I .,,, ,Y I 1 L T.. Q .f f , ' fr i 51? R , ' ' f smzwffe V w fi? ' W fwfffziffffiwc - W f MS ' V . Teaching in the humanities division are llett to rightl Burlian O'Neal Walker, journalism, Mrs. Nancy Dykes, English, Mrs. Wilma Cole, reading, Mrs. Keith McDaniel, English, Durr Walker Jr., chairman and English, Mrs. Edna Earle Crews, English, Mrs. Sharon Alexander, English, John R. Lan- dress, speech and theatre, and Harold J. Patterson, French. Social science teaches about the world M X115 .f.:.1' .a 4' 1? ,gl WWMW W -I-N, ,- 'QK ,RW wf .W , 'X f Q fi N, 7 'X KXQ f . ' ,. f '- -4 , any J' ' ,, f g . V, 2 7 ' -zg 4 , ' Q, f 77: f f 4 ' R33 51, ' l - X I 1,44 awimi A if . ,il Z s 4 QQ' , 35 r w-sw ,0- 'Ei' gs EW 1 EMF. '.i . QQ K . 3? 's ff'- ' 'Y -we BWI... i 15 . 1 V 4 1 . E .Z . ,Ai WV' 1 :L P fi A6 gal. . 'ffl' -' f Composing the social science faculty are fleft to rightl Danny Harrell, political science, Jim Lightsey, history and psychology, Miss Jane Ainsworth, history, psychology, and education, Harold Patterson, history and geography, Wade Alexander, history, and Sgt. Douglas Alford, ROTC. Wesson Campus , g -FT ' f' iff!! 'ffigf I , fgfjyfggtgg V5.1 y- , - W, ' .. V li o , ' I l . f?fEf3:ft 5 4- 5:3.j::.2 Qt -5' -r gr.. 1, j-Q3 , l,5fjll,,'t L '2?27i:51Z'1'.. 11 1if.frE-75335 sififiii K ' 4 'fz2:j:f:,:::, 1213. ' f A, rg: A f li: ,J fwyr I Clic- .s f 49. 71114 ,f,.j,f1ff.,1f M532-if ' Jf'-:vcr , , I Jerry Dykes mathematics- Mrs. Sarah G. Johnson home economics- and Donald Johnson physics and mathematics. Math, science provide knowledge for today s world .3 1 ff 1 2 5 , H Q , I A, . ' K sic ' ?'f i '. fyim , 9 Bmw Q 3 , , av 5 f ' wg ti - 7' 4, l Mn ' fi ' 1 5 4- 4 ' B Q V If 4 41 n Q X Q sy ff 4 7 i ri K Wi 4,3 e , ' X s f 'I me 'ft f f ll D l X 2' f f -N4 1. 1 v U I 1 I , . 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L nr 8, M y X I mv f I 2 Z AK X ' ' The mathematics division ofthe college is composed of lleft to rightj Dr. Roy Daughdrill, chairman and mathematics, Miss Gail Fulton, mathematics, 0 o I AW M, qi. ff W X 1 , , f if X l s Q 1 , awe' Science division faculty members are lleft to right, Dr. Rodney Nelson, biology, Dr. Maria de las Reyes, biology, Miss Phyllis Hayes, chairman and chemistryg and Dr. Douglas Schexnayder, biology. .Rt A A 17 Wesson Campus Fine arts offer art, music, band and choir fwg Q 2 ' 0 -., ' ,ii-'I'-S if A At 'F ' 1 Q r ,,s, . A 1 ' ass., .... M C Kaz'-. -'fb '::',:h.l X M ,zvf is Q , X -I . 1555: K f sfpfgf' f iaieeiiiff.. . sV's ag Yea? wr Iii: x Z .Q 3.5. - .sc , g . .. . f f 6511, pw 'fi 's,. f ' A W2 1 s 5? Qi' f 7. ' -. .L Ty is-Q -',' s ,Nm f . .sss - , . e l 'L ? 5 'V .F vii -,.v i 5 5' :T f . 5 ,Q k if -13,3--qfi .35 4' X isv' ? s ' 1 ,? K l s moi' Q' 1 - f 2 I . . erm- -, X 1- QQ - L tilts The fine arts division is composed of ffront, left to rightj Miss Lynn Cochran, assistant band director, Miss Joan Harris, music, and Miss Julia Guess, voice, theory, and music. Standing are Bob Pritchard, voice, choral music, and Soiournersg Stanley W. Stewart, chairman of fine arts and band director, and Tom Ross, art, the Teaching in the health and physical education division of the college, along with coaches, are fleft to rightj C. B. Hawkins, head football coach, track, and physical education, Mrs. Katherine Huckaby, chairman of division and women's physical education, and Gwyn Young, head basketball coach. On the back row are Leroy Granberry, golf coach, and Alton Greenlee, assistant football coach and head baseball coach. Not pictured are Miss Sharon Sims, women's basketball coach, and J. Mike Smith, assistant football coach, physical education, and health. Health, physical education develop mind and body Wesson Campus Vocational-technical offers many opportunities Shui I N . 5 W r QU! ef' I + 4- MQ' . ' , .1 ' 3 ' ' , 1? 7 v wx. T' 1 A LL J... gxfgf ,L 1 A r' A 'C . if ss ' ' Q 'll M ns.. -e if f- A f J if g I 4 - sigh. tai ,W f V wif 1 I . f wi. 15, l . lfiflf' my ' iii Q f lfik fgniif' ' I if fs 4 'sis'-.fl y 3' ' . . 'K-Wil -, ' 5 f.,f ' , Y: . . an ' 'tfgsffzfi-A.. . 3 1 J 1 'i,,r,y Hbr.gx 1 ? cf fir 9,535 is .AQ is 1 F s' --1 , fvzi H . 1 Composing the vocational-technical faculty are lfront, left to rightl Mrs. Faye Hill, cosmetology, Mrs. Charlotte Heatherly, R.N., practical nursing, Jimmy C. Smith, assistant vocational-technical director, and Miss Rita Adams, CETA counselor. Second row includes Mrs. Zoula Strong, medical laboratory technician coordinator, Mrs. Jean Ricks, secretarial science, Charles Langley, electronics, Mrs. Irene Brister, R.N., practical nursing, Steve Harris, electronics, Noel Assink, data processing, Miss Beverly Cummins, food service supervision, and James Harris, machine shop. Third row in- cludes Floyd Hoover, air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration, Mrs. Becky Burt, secretarial science, Mrs. Lucile Horton, related studies, Bobby Leonard, heavy equipment mechanics, Johnny Wilson, heavy equipment operator, Glenn McGee, air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration, Mrs. Patricia Amacker, cosmetology, Bruce lrvin, welding, and Herman Cavin, drafting and design technology. Back row consists of Evins Henderson, automotive mechanics, Bob Huckaby, vocational counselor, Jack Burt, welding, Ben Joe Ratclitf, automotive mechanics, Tommy Thompson, heavy equipment mechanics, George Jordan, related studies, Jack Amacker, commercial truck driving, Earl Sisco, machine shop, and Ed Smith, drafting and design technology. Not pictured are Miss Jackie Frazier, secretarial science, Sideny Lee, CETA supervisor, Sam Smith, building trades, and Charles P. Creely, vocational-technical director. Business division develops skilled students ,Qu-f 415635 -49:-Wing' 5 Teaching in the business division of the college are fleft to rightl Mike Mclntyre, chairman and economics, and Charles Hart, accounting. Wesson Campus Library staff assists students, faculty .,g41-frs'Es,- f ' S .. 4 '. V ' ' f 'T A' -33 ' nl., 'Q hy A -4 3 gs-' , .A xv kr Q g f ,a fs. N , Z, fy Q e . fs M J if W i L ' ' 5-v A Q ' 5 x . X i 4 Q I . 1 Qi . . X LAK gif.. I. 5 2 H ' , Ll I' V i uc Q11 'Q ' 1 4 T. N... Heading the staff of Memorial Building's Evelyn Oswalt Library are fleft to rightj Mrs. Joy Lowery, secretary, Mrs. Helen Mullen, assistant librarian, Kendall Chapman, head librarian, Mrs. Jean James, clerk, Mrs. Nell Creely, clerk, and Mrs. Hattie Hughes, Senior AIDE. Adult, continuing education deals with many students Working with the division of adult and continuing education are Qlett to rightj Mrs. Pansy O'Quinn, CETA secretary, Edgar W. Martin, director, and Mrs. Grace Noble, Senior AIDE. Not pictured are Harold Luther Smith, counselor, Mrs. Jimmye K. Batchelor, Senior AIDES proiect director, Miss Carolyn Beck, CETA counselor, Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, secretary to the division, Mrs. Nita Ritchie, Mrs. Rita Smith, and Kenny Blair, adult education instructors. Night faculty teaches ?s-wifi? ,gs X ri f 'HNF' Str' f M-3' 'UB XL If 1'-ff a variety of classes f 94 l f' 1 f Among academic night faculty members are Qlett to right, Burlian Walker, English, Charles Hart, accounting, and Mike Mclntyre, business. Not pictured include Charlie King, banking, Dr. Robert Young, psychology, Claude Lowery, business, Jim Lambert, real estate, and others. Wesson Campus Staff, secretaries assist personnel, students I WW' r ,fo B I s 3 f 4- S 4 M, A , , Staff members include fleft to rightj Michael Tanner, business office clerk, Miss Judy Applewhite, switchboard operator, the Rev. Roy Smith, Baptist Student Union director, Mrs. Ruth Slay, bookkeeper, and Mrs. Sheryl Montgomery, assistant to director of computer programming. Not pictured are Mrs. Rachel Thompson, assistant manager of bookstore, Bill Shults, cafeteria manager, ARA-Food Services, and Charles Hart, bookstore manager. ' 0 M Vx. . . ,H y sz, ,,, 1 If V 4 is I f Y . . M its qwfffe, - N .Jw ,K S ff: , ,arg - A V -fy, . , , i .fit x- , xl , 1.4 Y, 1 1. . . Sf 1 ' ng. f .., ,, X., J ' .J . 2 ' h i ,,...-ff ' 1 , N. - ,: N f : ,i't . f .. , ' V ly, ' 7 Kaffe, 4 I , f -'f f, , DMV ' ' .1 ,. -, , ,. b - M Q fy f :, 9 ' 'iff ff . - .. . 1, .W . ,. . , 3 X J' ' V ',v.?,zb 4 if ,G ,, I v ' ' 2 ' mf f Secretaries include fseated, left to rightj Mrs. Margaret Lee, secretary to the president, Mrs. Debbie Mote, secretary, adult education, Mrs. Rosemary Letchworth, secretary to CETA. Standing, left to right, are Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, secretary, adult and continuing education, Mrs. Ann Stephens, secretary, business office, Miss Sharon Hyatt, secretary, physical plant, Mrs. Gayle Ross, secretary, vocational-technical, Mrs. Jan Shults, secretary, dean of instruction and director of admissions, and Mrs. Nellene Russell, secretary, vocational-technical director. Not pictured are Mrs. Judy Case, secretary, clean of students, Mrs. Beverly Dubois, secretary, financial aid, Miss Pansy O'Quinn, secretary, adult education, Mrs. Lois Hawkins, clerk, Veterans, and Miss Wanda Britt, secretary, business office. N if Administration is led by five X .1 WM. .4 ,i ,, f , Dr. Eddie M. Smiih is Dean of the Natchez campus. Mr. Hal C. Garner is Assistant Deon. YE! Mr. Delton Porier is Director of Admissions and Mr. Jessie Thomas is Guidance Counselor. Mrs. Willie Mae Dunn is Librarian. Records. Natchez Campus Faculty areas include many subi cts T ,W caaa Music instructors are, seated, Mr. Richard Mullins, and, standing, Miss Nancy Fuller, and Mr. Wayne Saxon. Instructors of English are, seated from left, Mrs. Carolyn Smith, Mrs. Dean Finley, Mrs. Carolyn Carter, and Miss Gloria Etheridge. Instructor of Journalism is Father Mike Irwin. Other instructors are, from left, Mr. Elliott Trimble, American National Government, Mrs. Susan Presley, history, geography, French, and RENEW, Mr. Michael Guice, history, Mr. Charles Quimby, history, and Mrs. Geraldine Brown, psychology and sociology. lnstructing Old Testament Survey is Mr. Bernard Walton, instructing Reading are Sister Mary Pardy and Mrs. Religion, DMT, Reacling, Science are taught cv- 1-'za rr.- 4 5' ' ,Y r jf n K V' i lnstructing in Retailing and Marketing Technology is Mr. Lyman Smith. ...Q-aa-1 interest . . , . -.... . .J - 1-if--,... Instructung In the Secretarial Science Program ns Mrs. Ann x 1 , I ,. if A '5-X ,lg Yo A 4 .i,q A o,- 5 . mv.. K Q 'W' ' 4. Ax I X -Q Q N .fn 'si T 2 x X 1.35 3 s s , kk - gfl ' 'f ff X X , , s . , m.g',,a,l M X , .HCA 1' -xg S fi 5 s br-W K . ' . ,M-.QV ' . .dw-x,,.,, 0 --of Students express themselves in various ways Cgwsszssvrn . 7 -vu- 1 Q 1 A V , 1 ' Q f f, Q 4 V ' 1-. 1' ,rf Q f Q- , QW, BM Q . A ,, Y-:fb U , ,wx ,,, , .. ,:, . 'f,wm V ,W .. , . ,- u I Mm, NJN Ming .1 x Q .ww-1. ig, a-r V 'M-W, Q ' ' .W--v'+:'r.1: ' w3Y H I M 5 Mm 35.12. ,. . . . A . ' --m is . .-:fi jx ' 12:-,N 'flax 1 ' X x rf 135 4 X x s :IQ 5 Q:N:QE:g' ., .X X . X N5 , 3 Goofing off can be fun! Forrest Wentworth captures eleventh annual ME S CU-LIN. EA N , L '- hmm, K -.s :W ,A 15 1'ilo'i'3r dies C T All Forrest Wentworth grabbed the coveted title of l'Mess Co-Lin T979 over T5 other contestants in the eleventh annual pageant sponsored by Circle K. Bobby Thornton was first runner-up, with Ricky Speights as second runner-up. Wentworth also got Mess Congentiality . Dalton Bland won best legs , with Wally Boyte capturing most photogenic, and Bobby Thornton was voted best talent. The eight finalists included Thornton, Bland, Matt Lewis, Jim Lightsey, Circle K adviser, Wentworth: Boyteg a Kiwanis Club memberg and Speights. Losers included two Kiwanis Club members, who helped the other member with a rendition of the ballet: David Clantong Mark Hamilton, Wayne Hilton: Mark Pentonp Robin Poseyg Scott Smith: and K. C. Sharak. Group dances and other special highlighted the event. The pageant features evening gown and talent competition . . . and it's a mess. Q 1 mfaivl :x,.'iaf.fNz. me X I X I Mess Co-Lin title over 15 other beauties I , ' M E 5 5 Em-L1 N Q33 ADA A W Have you seen it, today? .--f:.. vfwmfvwffwrwwpqqwwxrygy I A , A ' 5 ' we . aw Y Wg iw 0 'S 0,537 M Miss 058 MDW! , ,, Y ron You em Action is where you find it Campus provides places for relaxation MM K u. xXx- 1 People will do anything to get into ca picture .N-Az. 4- .nn -f' ff 41' 'Q' K an nil ul-I iii' F!! J' af. rf If 5 'X y ,, 1- xl ' ' Q ' ' W Q. x + ., . . ., . ,, ' , , . V ' f?'ffif' 5 ' ' , - x+?'1- ,. K A :wc ' lb 1 X ,I If 'v , h,.,5,,,Q , hy- .,.-.yi .V , '- fn .. x .. J' '- in 'A ' 'M' 751'-. .- X .... , ,. A rw ' ,P 31 Y V E J. .. - 1 .sa-Y' f ' 1 5 x1'G'Q,, I -V f .N ' . xfgywp . sm.-5 I -Sm X fg Q 1 Q -,K f -I HS, M '1 , f F .V . M k' '- J v Q -' n ' M .I Qyifgytvii, , .. - - , 1' 3 ,fax 3 4 -A ' r hagfgi N ., ,r A . ws. ' . 3 ,,3,- V ,. - .51 :qi , -V -L 3, -xx -we , 1. X.. .. fs- e-S N V.-ww' , gl . v F ' - A: f n : if r' n 2-?53effi? Yf?+f+f:-fff' - Q n wif S 1 Q-za-Se'i'fx W w 'sizfmaraff Ii me 4 V- . :T 1-53191 P wg, ,Jin QHM 41,5- W if ,au H: Cvtawv- -'xvuuu Season logging different mood W' 5' fi . - V- n Vi, f -5 S X ' wi f -, V , Z ' . V A ., s 4 ,, J ,wx - A f , -vii 5 .A '1' 'fasvigi ' ,gl 1 E: G 5' Q2 IHIIII o was iw 3,1 ,fi ev xGolclen' homecoming features many events, people E Homecoming includes special anniversary program Tk ,, ,ay in 'H Y 1 . . , 14 s s .'saffQ,A . .iff ' 1 qw t 1 , n , ,3 1 M ia l I 4 :A 2 gig' W' fr , X -'.:'l. Y it sf' .I 1 V. f ll - 1 - 'A if l hri . . f ' V L4- ?l ll' Tx. ' I V fl K-. K3 ily if if Q , ftp, Q.--I H- ff 1 in fi 'jmrl l lm 5 f X 4-M q l 5' X Y' V2 .wh ,jk-.flx :ggt,'4aQ.,lt 1. K- , J 5 - M Xl 1.9 ,lA ?o' N 'l F 'f ih51 . Golf, tennis tournaments attract manyp forming of Alumni Athletic Club held '. Banquet, reunions draw hundreds to homecoming l ,A Thousands of alumni and friends returned to the Wesson campus for the 50th anniversary celebration during homecoming activities. Special events included the displays by campus clubs, the annual golf and tennis tournaments, a special anniversary program, featur- ing outstanding alumni from various periods, the annual alumni business meetingp the election of alumni officersp the printing of a special publicationg the reunions of the Classes of 855 the special band and Colette reuniong the annual alumni banquetg a danceg receptionsg and the annual homecoming clash. So many were in- volved in so many ways that it is impossible to list those pictured on the past three pages. In Memorlal 'SPM' 'IIN JAMES MONROE TYSON Death came to James Monroe Tyson on March T4 T978 following a long Illness The beloved Instructor In heavy equipment mechanics technology loaned Coplah Lincoln s faculty In T969 Hls health forced hum to take a leave of absence during the l977 school year Jack Tyson will long be remembered by those he came Into contact with has students fellow faculty members friends and loved ones I 5 1 . . Q 1' . ,,,:: 3. 4.,.,V.,V , Y .. l, ' ' ' , 1 , -Q. f fi:- .5 J - J' 'H , , ,, ,C-. ' -. J ln'- - n 1 I .1 I 1 ' ':, .f ' ,, -. T I :T I- r V . , :K a fi' , . I t ' .,'. ' if - . I-' Fi- 'f ' lv av 1 'H 5' , , - . .... . , . , T- h 1 1 A r - Autographs Autographs

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