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

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Trillium dedication goes to Iohn R. Landress .I . To a person who began his teaching career at Bethel College in Kentucky. ' 1 Q To a teacher who holds a BA, BD, and MA degree In from Mercer University, Southern Baptist 'Theological Seminary, and the University of Southern Mississippi. To a gentleman who has made many personal sacri- fices. A firedestroyed his home in which everything was lostg a tornado destroyed the building he taught in, and an act of vandalism on his office and class- room in which he lost many personal belongings . . . To a man who is the father of four children, Daphne, Denise, Bob, and Kevin. He and his wife, Mary Lou- ise, are grandparents of one grandson. The 1981 'lrillium is dedicated to a person who joined the Copiah-Lincoln's faculty in 1955 as instruc- tor in speech and theatre. To a man who has assisted almost every department of the college in some way with photographs, posters, or silk screening. He has made spirit ribbons for the cheerleaders, assisted with lighting for various pro- grams, filmed home and away games for the college for many years, worked with the BSU puppeteers on vb Amy..-'pfi . H - 1,65 his own time and at his own expense. K R X 'hx Q 4' if D . i tx 1 X xx -- 2 . N . -1+ Q. t , . 4 .exif ,. Us is si-.g.-sf' Q ' ts' V-f . . . . H s ' ' ' X' re' ,s--.Spa-. Qgcms N ,N ' To a full-time Jack-of-all activities who has never re- fused help. He is free with his time and talent. Iohn R. Landress ' To an instructor who is active in the community. He served as chairman of a constitution and by laws committee for the local town for a interested citizens' group, on the planning board for the Christmas party for the town. To a charter member and past member of the board of directors of Brookhaven Little Theatre where he has acted in and directed numerous plays. He has as- sisted in some capacity in every production the group has ever staged. To the organizer of the Co-Lin Players and Delta Psi Omega chapter, director of many plays on campus and for Wesson High School. To a person who at various times has served as choir director for his church, Boy Scout leader, and YMCA director. To a man who has been active in the American Edu- cation Threatre Association, Copiah-Lincoln Education Association, Mississippi Speech Association, MAE, Lions Club, and Speech Association of America. The editors dedicate this yearbook to john R. Landress working with class in ' Landis.. speech.