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

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Wesson campus Resident Councils head dormitory activities Leading the Women's Residence Council are ffront row, left to rightj, Mrs. Winnie Mae Hennington, Stevens Hall Advisor, Mrs. Laura Ray Butler, Stevens Hall Advi- sor, Margaret Fleming, Stevens Hall president: Kelly Priest, Stevens Hall vice-presi- dent, Annie Ruth Montgomery, Stevens Hall secretary, lennifer Gatlin, Stevens Hall treasurer, Patti lean Page, Copiah Hall president, Lisa Rhymes, Copiah Hall vice- president, Cynthia Smith, Copiah Hall secretary, Cindy Ryan, Copiah Hall treasurer, Ms. Fay Hughes, Copiah Hall advisor, Mrs. Margaret Panquerne, Copiah Hall Advi- sor. Back row, left to right, are Elaine Tanner, Carie Boone, Nancy Heaton, Lisa Lam- bert, Susan Bilbo, Lisa Lea, Marcia Fleming, Dana Davidson, Armanda Smith, jamie Dickerson, and Ioan Saxon. ? xg Members of the Men's Resident Council are lfront row, left to rightj, Clarence Powell, Patrick Nelson, Grover Smith, director of student life, advisor, Mike Simmons, Charles Brister, lstanding, left to right! Kendall Smith, Terry Moffett, Mac Finister, and Donald Brown Ir.

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Wesson campus Council leads Student Government Association Members of the Student Government Association include fsitting left to right! Sissy Earls, Kelly Preist, Stacey Smith, Istanding left to right! Alton Ricks, Malcolm Cupit, Sarah Newell, Terry Nix, Sandra Saxon, Mark Humphreys, Marvin Rollins, Dale Beasley, Brad Case. I 1 N f 1 V T: , ., ' ' .4535 I 4 , . 'W w?x l I ,. .,.- tj Cf. 3 V-r '5fg,, , .-ga, -, . A fl '.g.ffff'Q L 3 .. ,xi-E't 1p-t,,g r Qi ry V ' Ib ve , ai xii. . ki l 5' 5 I .tg,??if5,3?15'f?t 1 is-v bf., 5 , gs , Y 1 W Q Ak Wi 4 3 . x if 1554! . K Q. 5i4gfg3,f7!'h Li f f I X SGA officers Cleft to right! Dale Beasley, presidentg Mark Humphreys, vice-presi- dent, Sarah Newell, secretary, Sissy Earls, treasurerg and Alton Ricks, advisor. 24 .f

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Wesson campus BSU s onsors many varied activities ,cl V . . . r , A '2'11 .' JZTTZKH' xg M i M ' if iff'-1 F y s 1 WW 1 yyg yy VIP A - T' 'Fifi' F K W-my ,Ml ,,:. ? V .v.!vV.,-, 1 .,:'5A.,l. 1 '1fj !fwwwIH ,iii Members of the Baptist Student Union council are Ileft to rightj Lisa Smith, Thursday Night Chairman, Beverly Sandifer, Monday night Chairman, Sandra Saxon, Dorm. repre- sentative: Iudy Palmer, Tuesday night chairman, Clarence Powell, dorm representative, Gary Nelson, center chairman, Roy Smith, director, Donnie Brown, music chairman, Sarah Newell, dorm representative: Kendall Smith, pianist, Tracy Moak, mission chairman, Mar- garet Fleming, publicity chairman, and Leslie Hughes, president. Not pictured is Cissy Smith, prayer chairman. Weekly trips to a nursing home in Brookhaven, vespers during week nights, a Christmas party for orphans, and other activities are held by BSU members. A missions banquet was held, various speakers heard, and council members attending the state convention were highlights of the year. f I 1 13' X xt If WIA .RSF Christian Fellowship Club members include fseated, left to rightl Lisa Smith, Linda Wal- lace, Ianice Roberts, vice president, Mrs. Keith McDaniel, sponsor, Deborah Quinnelly, sec- retary, Mrs. Margie Panquerne, sponsor, Ianice Halford, Sarah Newell, Gwen King, and 4. ' .5 Sophia Brekeen. Back row includes jackie Singleton, Scottye Holloway, Nolan Walker, Tony Perry, Sheila Costley, Secundra Braxton, Dianne Cooper, Timothy Wilbert, Sandra Braxton, Mary Wilcher, james Lofton, Karen Dow, Donny Brown, Rene Robertson, Vickie Massey, Connie Smith, Mary Catherine George, Gary Nelson, and Glyn Crane. Tlze group meets weekly for Bible study and to hear speakers. A variety of speakers, including former rock star Randy Cutlip of Three Dog Night, is featured during the two Christ Focus Weeks, one each semester. Christian Fellowship Club emphasizes religious weeks