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

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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.