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

 - Class of 1984

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'Q w W 5 bmw 23? ,AQ ,gg s 7 ,f 5, 9 f ' ,B .0 . v .Q 1, Q' I 1 X Va -my 5 ul X ,QA -!., ,. '7..L - 'nd ,. ,, , -V , .0 , 1 ,V-HU 1, fv - L-Ya fuwv, .1 My -121:52-v,.n:g,',4.' ': fm ,, -3. 5: ..1-Erbs N , ,4:,,pna9ld9 S2 ,5 4. M5 ,' X hi? M , ff .. 0,452 Y V A 1 , 9 is 1 1 ,mf U. - Wil' ' Q 4, 1 Xx N Xa SX bi:-g s fm 'sift QA 'f Q 49 Q fr -.MQJMJ 4 'S 'Xa' rw 4 UM rm f M 3 5 J,,.mpj-gm 1f5Qi?7Q'2'j5fZ:,m5iJjf' , - 2l5iffli2g?sm:ff:Ff ffieiw'Tf'HY'!f'5s':.,'f z '- a my Wiz' ' 'H 'l'3 ii?LFff' .IM 2 L iffi- .qw 4 sw-9 515! l .-1,:: M -1' 51 ,,,1 umm Co-Lin- A place A place A place A place . . . But A Place where friendships begin: where romances begin: where classes beging where careers beging most' of all Where Dreams Begin! Frank Lewis 2312? Wil 1. f-I ,ii J , ', xA 'gf ' . l ,J .14 9 ' .1 FN ? iJs4k ' . ' qfifeik 4 -- ' . sung,-,'Lg,'. Y M We 'f ' '-4' LAW V , f' ,J I if '?gQ'l'-h1MTzj? A was-ebw Ava X ., -f p l A Q LfF!'i,l3.f1-3? 'fi , L - f ' 'nl 1,1 ,.-V . V J 4 w X. I 3 35f?fF.'fQfF ' 1 ' wad w 5, W, N, 3 Q - ff , may bf F ' QWML ' 1 -I-. ,N-,, ,X Y W 'im V1 X ' ff 1 562: Q -1 ,Q R Y P' fm ' , 1 l 5. ' 'h WZ X' fx M' ag-5. 1-N P-' .QA :N A 12 4' in f .V -' X4 gif, V 5 1- , n n Q4 E - . 1 C 9 1 I NM N kr: f' . .,. A X I lr V' -u .. ' s .f X N 1- ' f L?- A-.:.-'L' x I si ---.A 'Jul 'rl 44 R . lj., K I - Q F w v , 'WH wh' . . M AJ in , M 'CBGUPEVH' f . . Dreamers have faith, instead of distrustg They look on to the future, instead of admiring the past. They begin new dreams, when old one's have been conquered. Darryl White . I, 'Q' gain. ' Pvhhy . ' lf- ,'! l , 4 4 n n l n Q x l Q .D 935 f e a auf. . . E '..,.g : ' In ',n ?a v1 i 72 4 I ,, V , ' . X ' ' Z Y u 4 -I -L l 4 A E . V rr.. e L.. , sl Q. -1 3 -'73 il if I i 8 4. ' an . V- Q R X Q , . Q 'Q f? Q - 5?f'1:'Qf.',m -- 'Z W -.. -.ws W . - ' , .111 ,, A, , .ye 3. :,..,qQ,g,5-1, YQ: ., ,21',., ffmSfSmszQ rg 4 ,,b-Hg! 14117 Q! Q U s,.l .if ,gi fe., Dr. Billy B. Thames Dr. Billy Thames is active in the Wesson Lions Club, having served twice as president. He completed a term as District Governor of the Lions Club in 1983 and was chosen Chairman of the Council of Gover- nors of Lions Club for the State of Mississippi for 1983-1984. He has served in various offices for professional, service, religious, and fraternal organizations. Dr. Thames is married to the for- mer Anne Allen of Monticello and they are parents of Rachel, Rebecca, and William, Jr. The Thames family consists of Dr. and Mrs. Thames: ll to rj Rebecca, Rachel, and William. I , 5 .-.a13ffm..2:' -.Self-fc: -Y-' ,S ima' .-'I Ky-If y. Nw if V' ff.- sv , Lf J A ' iw, Dr. Billy B. Thames, president of the Copiah-Lincoln Junior College District since January, 1968, works constantly for the expansion and the growth of both the Wesson and the Natchez campuses. His dreams of a bigger and better Copiah-Lincoln have been shown in the expansion of many programs, the innovation of new programs, the growth in enrollment, with the completion of numerous new buildings, the renovation of many older buildings, and the founding of the Natchez Campus in 1972. Dr. Thames has been a leader in Mississippi education since coming to Co-Lin from Belhaven College in 1968. He has served as president of the Mississippi Association of Col- leges and as president of the Missis- sippi Junior College Association. He has served on numerous boards and committees for higher education. Presently, Dr. Thames is serving on the Governor's Task Force for High- er Education. nm, Q fy L: f,,s, H5 cg 1 .zu Ml X I . 1? 1 w 1 xg. vl- g R' Contents Introduction Dedication, Wesson Campus Board oi' Trustees, Supervisors Administration ' Natchez Division Wesson Division. llean of Instruction Clubs Features Hall of Fame Sports Classes Memorial Faculty, Staff Student Life Autographs 1-16 18 19-22 23 24-73 74 75 S 76-98 99-107 108-114 115-127 128-164 165 166-184 185-198 199-200 edication oes to Mrs. Keith Mc aniel ihxx if ,ff ,gk .,... 1 , wks 5+ M if Q-iw ii' K Rfb, , 1 : L! I8 Mrs. Keith McDaniel ' an instructor since 1966 at Copiah-Lincoln Junior College's Wesson campus in English and Spanish. ' an honor graduate of Belhaven College who did graduate work at the University of Mississippi and who received her Master of Science degree from the University of Southern Mississippi. ' a graduate of Union Point High School in Georgia who attended Pyeng-Yang High School in Korea where her parents were missionaries for 30 years. 1 ' a Christian lady who has influenced hundreds of students throughout the years with her witness, her kind word, her friendly smile. ' a lady whose husband is James McDaniel. They are parents of two sons, Kent McDaniel and Kirk McDaniel, and of one daughter, Carol McDaniel Taylor. ' a person who taught at Sandersville, Heidelberg, and Lumberton High Schools before joining Co-l.in's faculty. ' an active member of the Copiah-Lincoln Education Association: Mississippi Junior College Faculty Association: Daughters of the American Revolution: Mississippi Language Association: Mississippi Association of Educators: and Delta Kappa Gamma, national honorary society for women educators. ' a co-advisor of Good News Fellowship, a non-denominational religious organization, she founded on campus several years ago. ' an active member of the Presbyterian church, where she has been a Sunday School teacher, choir member, Women's Group officer, and Bible Study teacher. an instructor loved by her students and by faculty members alike who is retiring this year after 18 years of dedicated service to Copiah-Lincoln Junior College. The Trillium editors proudly dedicate the 1984 yearbook to Mrs. Keith McDaniel. llloard of Trustees pushes for e0llege's :growth i ,fe . 1' .2 ' Members of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College's Board of Trustees are Qfront, l to rj John Henley, attorney: Harold Patterson, Lincoln County: Calvin Britt, Copiah County: Lester Furr, Copiah County: T. E. Jolly, Lawrence Coun- ty: Dr. Billy B. Thames, Co-Lin president: Dr. Eddie M. Smith, dean of instruction: Dr. Howell C. Garner, associ- ate dean, Natchez Campus: John Dow, Lincoln County: and Walter Nelson, Adams County. Second row includes P. Gene Bates, Jr., Jefferson County: James E. Kyzar, business manager: R. S. Parker, Simpson County: E. A. Redd, Adams County: George Brumfield, Lincoln County: Larry Jones, Franklin County: Berry Givens, Lincoln County: Versie Bushing, Lincoln County: L. G. Young, Franklin County: and Marion Hayes, Jefferson County. Not pictured are Dr. J. H. Stribling, Lincoln County: Larry Butch Brown, Mrs. Rose Ferguson, Claude Porter, and Tom Reed, all representing Adams County: C. C. Clark and Harold Luther Smith, Lincoln County: Denson Deavers, Lawrence County: C. C. Graves, Harris Henley, and Dale Sullivan, Copiah County: Bill Smith, Simpson County: Julius Lotterhos, board attorney: John Sojourner, Copiah County: and Herbert Davis, Lincoln County. van-nr Officers of Co-Lin's Board, pictured with administration, are fl to rj Dr. Billy Thames, Copiah- Lincoln Junior College District president: Dr. J. H. Stribling, chairman: T. E. Jolly, vice chair- man: Lester Furr, secretary: and Dr. Eddie M. Smith, district dean of instruction. 19 M, i If A E I 3 1 'Su' , , 3 'f .fa , wi!! , I J .,:A2 A-is-2' rim Board meets monthly for business Boards of Supervisors support colle e COPIAI-I COUNTY Board of Supervisors. Pictured, l to r, are Michael Keys, county administrator, W. E. I-Iood, Board President, B.B. lTedJ Berryg Mike Carr, Chancery Judge, Dist. 15, Thomas I-leardg and Sidney Thompson. Not pictured is Tony Smith. LINCOLN COUNTY Board of Supervisors. Seated, I to r, are Cliff Givens, and Ramsey Smith. Standing are F.I-I. Britt Jr., Roland Ross: and Isiah Ard. SIMPSON COUNTY Board of Supervisors. Seated, I to r, are Hugh Jack Stubbs, administrator: L. C. McAlping A.D. Berry. Standing are Jack Mullins, O.D. McAlpin, and Jerry Bridges. 21 ADAMS COUNTY Board of Supervisors. Seated, I to r, are Maxie Wallace and James H. Carter. Standing, I to r, are Bob Bee, Boyd Sojourner and Philip West. LAWRENCE COUNTY Board of Supervisors. Seated, I to r, are Edward Hedgepeth, board president, and James Givens. Standing are Reggie Gardner, county administrator: Wayne Mullins, George Langston: and Richard lBudj White. 22 Seven counties support C0-Lin FRANKLIN COUNTY Board of Supervisors are QI to rl Ray Emfinger Jr.: Charles V. Case: Carl Ray Lehmann: Stewart Beatty, Roy Shell and Jimmy W. Jones, Chancery Clerk and Clerk of the Board Q. 1 f W JEFFERSON COUNTY Board of Supervisors. Seated, center, is Dr. Samuel L. White, Chancery Clerk and Clerk of the Boardg fl to rj James Jackson: Noble Frisby: Sylvester Gaines, board president: Jimmy Goodsong and James Hemberlin. 'K 'N nt w 1 QQ 'E RJ Y fi The administration includes lleft to rightl Dr. Billy B. Thames, president of the Copiah-Lincoln Junior College District: Dr. Eddie M. Smith, ' dean of instruction: James E. Kyzar, business managerg Dr. Sidney McLaurin, director of institutional research and Title lll directory Russell Ray, director of development and recruitment: and Alton Ricks, dean of students. . is W 1 Q X 7 A V f ,. 'Q Q .M-:f mn. , I E dministration leads faculty, staff L W? Cb5Linf Natchez Campus: 1 I N n-,Y ,wr .', r N 1 I .i '- . YL. J 'I -Y 2, - 4 I - 4-H I 5' ' L- t ,ls its 5 '+ . I. . . M, - . Q ', 'N L P P. W The Be innin of Dreams . ' U -- -- - - i ',ra'7f5j T, Q, J H '-mmef:-:f2f'qh- f 1- 15573. :EM -:-ki-4,4 . 21.5. - ,,,..m 'I -ji, T ' 'Lp ,grv . -ju ll 's': 1--EL-N --if,.'.1.5.-:LZ ' 1. 1' In 1 '1. Eg' A ,A-if .I B A 'I lyk ' I I .. JV . v V' 'I Y I 2 V 3 , U Y N NIV .. . X X , xx . I- M W , ,f , 1: 411' V A A 1 W' Y , , M di .ig ,ff ' ' N , S' IJ .S ' N , , ' - . ' L ' K xy ' N f :X 1 1' ww-5--wfs , . wx '- .M a Q A' -1,,: L, .J'5,,4,1f 11. f rf? U Q ,V RJ JY? W fy, V 2, f leo 'Ei' 52 2233 S Dr. Howell Garner Associate Dean Natchez Campus a Wwa, , f , M 'e K 459' 4 fwfr, ' f 2, ' W, 35Qf 2, 1 ', 'Q3 2 7 f' fi , ,NEW-gui - X ' af '::jf44f'2: 6 , ,W A-v vi, ,.Q,f,,f' ig? 'sm fx I ,...,.. , ' ' V ' 'ww f I' 9 '5-m 'i.2j,,5 W , Q . ,' 1 'GS ., . ,g 7 ' ,ii . f of ' JL 1 .4 WAYY' A , ,HI , Y fx 'W a 3-4. J: i M, 7 4 ,jd-' gy x ff., ' fl, M- it 1 ,f ,LE I . f - ' -K: 1151, , ,, W f - 51- .1 -,fn 1 f . 41 ff- , . I ,. , H 7 .., .1 sm, . V. V Y, I + 'W f xv, A ,W,,,.4.Q,f:+' z- 'f ' f W,V,,, ' ' H17 I f 'WWW Q. f-10-,W-W-,,.Q..........,...4..i .....,.,,,,,,,7 fling, M ',UplAii - UN - Manoa coafggf V 1 4 i Z P Y .., 4 4 , 5,2 I ' is J IN, dedication oes to ' 7 Q Natchez Trillium 'ji I 5 A 3 o 0 i t Dunn 3 Mrs. Willie Mae N With Respect And Appreciation 4 Mrs. Willie Mae Dunn Mrs. Willie Mae Dunn is: v a graduate from Southeastern Louisiana University with a B.A., a graduate of Louisiana State University with a B.S. in Library Science, and holds an AA certificate from the Mississippi State Department of Education. ' a dedicated employee of Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, Natchez Campus. After its opening in 1973, Mrs. Dunn set up the Natchez campus library from scratch during the 1973-74 school year. ' a member of the Natchez Community Concert Association and the Natchez Little Theatre. ' an avid history buff and traveler. 0 a member of the Mississippi Library Association and the American Library Association. 0 a member of Morgantown Baptist Church. ' the mother of two children: Harvey and Leece Dunn. 27 Gary Creech selected to Hall of Fame ',1 1 2 , , K, E L F I F Ii in 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 in William Gary Creech William Gary Creech is a Hall of Fame recipient from Co-Lin's Natchez Campus. A graduate of Franklin High School, he is a Secondary Education Major with an emphasis on science and math. l-le has been a member of Circle K, and on the staff of the Natchez Campus newspaper, Nl Sights, as well as the Trillium staff. In high school, Gary was president of the southwest district of Future Farmers of America and a member of the Communications and PRSSA Club. At Co-Lin I Natchez, Gary has worked as a lab assistant in the Science Department and tutored students in math, biology and chemistry for the Special Services Department. At present, Gary is working for WNATXWQNZ radio through an internship sponsored by the Co-Lin! Natchez newspaper. Gary is the son of W.O. and Dorothy Creech. 5 3 i Z r v1 2 5 Q ,, 1. -i f 3 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 5 Patricia W. McGee wins Hall of Fame I E Patricia Washington McGee is a winner in the 1984 Hall of Fame selections for the Natchez Campus. She is a Marketing and Management Major who will also receive a certificate in Intensive Business. Patricia graduated from Sadie V. Thompson. She is presently Vice President of the Student Government Association. Student of Q the Month for September, 1983, Patricia has also been a work-study student for the Special Services for two 4 years. She was selected to Who's Who of American Junior Colleges and to the Talent Roster. Patricia is a F member of Phi Theta Kappa and an honor student at the Natchez Campus. Patricia has three children Terri, 9 16: Tabitha, 103 and Timotheus, 9. Her parents are Mary Washington Pettis and Emill Simpson. il d Librarian f P 1 o o Q 1 Natchez Admlnlstrators asslst studentsi Mrs. Sandra Davidson Director o Admissions and Records Mrs. Willie Mae Dunn sh ial Services provide invaluable assistance The Rev. James Baber Director of Special S Mrs. Judy Emerick Leap Lab Manager W Faculty areas include many subjects Mrs. Gerri Brown John Bullen Psychology and Sociology Biology I i 1 r -xr' Mrs. Ann Bullock Mrs. Dean Gibson Secretarial Science English I 1 lmotivators for students 1 Dr. Tom R. Howell Q Reading lr. Joey Paul Mathematics Milburn Mallette Accounting and Economics Mrs. Diana Martello CETA counselor Mrs. Carolyn Smith English, Journalism, and Public Relations Faculty members teach a variety of eoursesi Lyman Smith Sales Management 34 James Wiggins History and Geography V ...ff- 'wmV Robert Smith Mathematics and Science 'Q' ' m if .M My ,I Clifford Yeaman Construction Skill Part-time faculty members ' Mrs. Kathy Casey Writing Lab me V ' W 1 ,I 'f.'. ff'lLE.p-! Elliott Trimble Speech Richard Mullins Piano i I Y ke x L.B. Bullock Math and Computer Mrs. Karen Welford Speech are dedlcated Kenneth Taylor Economics i e -v -M , Mrs. Patricia Lane English eeretaries make life smooth Mrs. Shirley McGraw: Admissions Secretary Mrs. Trena Hauer: Bookstore Manager and Part-time Admissionsu Secretaryu 5 . . 1f ff, I V Ja- . ir Aa 4 fe, A , 2,-,, 'Q ' .' v I .n X .wr A 5 if fl 42 - Ms. Deborah James: Dean's Secretary Mrs. Susan Lester: Dean's Secretary N ga L .J Hob Nob hostess, security, maintenance personnel serve well William Loper: Security Officer 1 , S i 2? 2 1 ....-M..,,i r Lf E1 Mrs. Gail McGruderg Student Center Hostess A 4 ' f W W, Q , ,.A., glib tif s' e R s Q Sidney Gibson: Security Officer n Vzll l 'Q Mrs. Susie Gaines: Maintenance QQ, f Robert Johnson: Maintenance Mose Evans: Maintenance N 1 ' ,f .. .M A.,, , , HM Vwnxf, , ' ' gj z Q .Q 7. Adwmw, There i ever a dull mom nt n-ww ZW W2 Z A fm '-w-,vw , pw we -...... M, .,, 'Vi lf? 4 W ' 'fl f Z ' QQ ' A Wg? , A ,, ' , f - e 9 ef U' 4 I 2 7 f f U' Z' .f , Q ,, Everyone stays busy w , I 1 my. In .gf0' l ,.,. . 4, ,. :,7:'. 2:,'5K,,v .ggi My ' ' - ' -wif-:mCniQ:',, 679147 ,, ,f , ' ' fri 725: 2112 ,X . -E My ' li! A A 4 ' -5, ff' 39 Y ., Q' v l , ! I wwusbwuswka A 4.,f.Zf,, , A 5 Education is E s 'M X E ff my Is! Let's take a break Natchez students are activ Talent Roster Circle K Yearbook Staff H' in clubs and organizations I I I I s w i K , Delta Epsilon Chi Student Government Association Dewanna Allgood, Patricia McGee, Gloria Gonnillini, Helen Jones, Sonya Creech and Tammy Mason S ,.,. -7- KN Mary Shields, Dewanna Allgood, Patricia McGee, Etta lkard and Brenda I'- lkard 43 C0-Lin Community Choi ,V W Vx Mike Carter, Choir Director ,, ,ws i 4.5 . L THE COLLEGE - COMMUNITY CHORUS COPIAH LINCOLN JUNIOR COLLEGE, NATCHEZ CAMPUS presents MMM Qwfz Sunday, December 11, 1983 Two-thirty o'cIock Natchez Campus Auditorium With Special Guests - The South Natchez High School Chamber Choir FF 'Who's Who Among Students in ,Alll2l'i03ll Junior Colleges h 1 s P 1 I i r i I P 1 B William Ashley Jr. Danette Bush Helen Jones Janice M. Ball Micheal Baroni Linda Beach Leslie Boone X jf- X-'OFAW' ' oh, Courtland Carter Sonya Creech Patricia Greer Joe W. Hudson L ,im aug. ' r V 1 1 4 Q-iw ! all ,fl .- xx xx ' v .-NI., 1 X f-',,pf'x4 1 K Mn' Q 14 Judy Kelley Shufi Komazawa Patrica McGee Susan Mingee K r digg? K , 335,93 nf W- , - ff 9 ll' R ' J 'V-'lllxl I XP , 9 ,, . 'wg George Quinn Audrey Seale Bert Streetman Bryan Swearinger Susan White Q 3 15 15 7 5-Y .. W il- ' ku if Linda White Sheila Yearick 22 chosen at the Natchez Campus C0-Lin Natchez Campus 5411 I ni- 'l wma 1..:5:--1 .' ,- . e 1,45 e xr, rz .1 n- ,.. -.L-- f. ,Jw M:-mu gf . ,'w..:,w. L, x 4 ..c.A-f,-.,.1w. W X-.73 -, . resents Mr. and Miss 0-Lin Natchez Gary Creech and Pat McGee Mr. and Miss Co-Lin if A !::,- ig YV J . ws A fx I 'G' if W N. I W ' W x'.' xx ,z' rw' Pat McGee I -, if ' 'f' Q, J --q,,.,3-T Mabel Tensley and Etta lkerd fstandinglz and Sonya Creech and Tammy Gibson lkneelingl. Sophomore Favorites X .QQ 'Inns' 'r A ' . f X .-'K 2 1 1 FN Stephanie Harrigill, Phyllis Carter Brenda lkard Qfrontl and Gary Farm- er, back. Freshmen Favorites Stud nts find time to stud , socialize .A .7 r fc 4 ly ey 14 Z WWW .few f W WWW MMM' WMS! I f . 5 ' V , 'M z 1 , ' fi a s in 25 g ff . if X 'VYMW p Center is used by faculty and students ! '1 Registration day begins hqpes, dreams X ,D- ' 'Y' Q 45 W, .Z 7 ,- friendships, chances to pursue goals Q . . W Holi Nob provides fun, relaxatlon WW.. . . i ff A QMQEWV'--., u Clubs cooperate, find work can be fun x 4 Having fun at Co-Lin Natchez wt ! ,J fgfi lil! 6 ,ff Q Q5 w R w Students give the gift of life I. ! 11 .k .. ,i K 1. Ku Dil! H Neo t ,AN . , From start to finislf 1 ff ly, V ' 'l x 2 I 3 WMA Q TCl'4 ,,,.wmww-if-4-W m M1 ,Iv ,I Students' interest are diversified 2 l ,M , S M 3 .. 5 5 t x Christmas at parties' N 1 I 1 K V N x Y V Parade adds life ta Natchez campus w l 1 a N N a i x K I i . I SGA and Circle K combine work, play Z . ew hopes, new dreams, new beginnings ,if Ryu? in y , Adams Briggs gw W x if 4 9 ff n dreams A f f 4' 4-f b 4 5 ,Q 4' I4 ,N 'W 2 , 4 a AN -318.3 55 y UN 47' J ,fl M v 4 7 ' 1 ff -we fig A nn wk e in responsibiliti llege isn't all study M 'Vw-4 X .- , Q. f-az. Davies Flurney w w f e strive fo ox .,4' ......v .A...Ff 43 5 -u .Q- , Q E X X Qji-ki 9 'iwsix Q- Q-f. gsjggx, U , X 1, :xiii 955' S wax 9 Qw 'RQ 5 as QQ X Q? KR-fx V MQ X X Q 1 , I v I f 1 I fr W.. J' Mir r acad mic e cell nee Eli tudents commute to campus dail 1 K . I 6' B ' .4-I M Y Harrigill -lm arb X f X X X X X X f X X f f X xx f f X .EX X 1 Z 4 .X- , N .U f . X f X f . -M - 1 .5 1w'5xa,:a:-,:::, '-1s4::3f2'iS X' f , ::,es, N N S 10 4 vii! , W- Nl'- f f f N f X M O 54711 ,, X-UQ A .X X 6 f an 16,2 Q ' is Xi X X X Coll e life an be fu ll! - i 41' 1 I 1 f Students prepare for Christmas parade ff? f R' 2 3 39, 'ff' fig 4 W 1 at ff 5 . IM an lr 1, 1 , 1:1 X 2 S-.. Dlalone Mullins ,,, ap, W . . I .A 4,A M, H? , 70 Faculty serve students in many ways., L Chicken anyone? Lk! x wk - ' Ami. fx, NF Swan-n ner wcarin cn X , f f Z, aa, IWMWW, Q w.M.wMw.Q,W,fMwf414553 AV 4. . ., ..--0' Zigi: Si 5 i X f ' ' ' 1 0 , I ,,.n., . - 1. Q G .5-3, f u e ,x,... j. Special stud nts attend 0-Lim, Students eeome involved in activities --awww ff flfaf ' ' - 'Av-2 ,Mn ,: . '- '-'- ' 1 'T5'f ff 2-ff 39- 1-rbi ff n..,, ,1,,., emma, 4 . f H x 1 'vii v s ' 1 2 Y X ,Q f al KIM ' J! if 5' F L ybbl Q Qf L 'W 55, if .. ,,, . ' Wx? 4,,, -- -,-A . 'AHB .Eg 12.13-safe: Quan C' 1 x If Young 1 1 I ...- ddie M. Smith leads faculty 4 ' 4 1 4 . ,, , isis The Smith family consists of fl to rj Mrs. p Charlotte Smith, Kelli Smith, Wendy Smith: and Dr. Eddie M. Smith. Dr. Eddie M. Smith joined the Copiah-Lincoln Junior College family in 1972 as dean of the Natchez campus, a position he held until he became district-wide dean of instruction in January, 1979. A graduate of East Central Junior College, he holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Education, both from Mississippi State University, and a doctorate from the University of Southern Mississippi. I-le was previously associated with the Natchez-Adams Public Schools and with the University of Southern Mississippi's Natchez Campus. Active in religious civic, and professional organizations, Dr. Smith was named Mississippi's Outstanding Biology Teacher in 1969. He is married to the former Charlotte Flowers and they are parents of two daughters, Mary Kelli and Wendy. BNN-. SGA directs campus life 'Y r N 'f 5...-A Student Government Association council members, lfront, I to rl are Alton Ricks, advisorg Kelli Smith, president: Tanya Mullins, vice- presidentg Stephanie Kyzar, secretaryg Norman Cupit, treasurer: Ari Skipperg and Marinda Stewart. On the second row are Jeff Wedgeworth, Pam Heard, Patti Perrott, Jodie Spence, Richie Rayborn, and Elizabeth Dykes. On the back row are Michelle Smith, David Boone, Ray Burr, and Ken Smith. 423. , l 'bij SGA officers are tl to rl Kelli Smith, president: Tanya Mullins, vice-president: Stephanie Kyazar, secretary: and Norman Cupit, treasurer. elta si mega reaetivates chapter S-.J Delta Psi Omega, reactivated during the second semester, held initiation in February. From left to right Cfrontj are Burlian Walker, charter member: Jeff Lanoueg Steve Pflug: Van Creelyg and John Landress, chapter adviser. Standing, I to r, are Kathy Bucknorg Patti Perrottg Tern Swaney: and Pam Heard. Those who pass rigid requirements by participation in the Co-Lin Players are eligible for membership. ,ua r 'PS i S .- an ' n if 3. 1' .4 Ili Medical laboratory technician students are eligible for membership in the Student Society for Medical Laboratory Technicians. Seated, l r, are Kay Buckels, president: Tom Rushing: and Greg Entrican. Standing, l to r, are Mrs. Zoula Strong, adviser: Theresa Doyle: and Sue Barlow. LT students eli ible for membership iixxx XR Trailblazers are image-buildersi N, r . F1 Q-1v'-A ' A .g.1f5gA1.,,,.., . 1 ' 'WQS The Trailblazers are ftop to bottom, I to rl Dewayne Herrington, Richie Rayborn, Jeff Wedgeworth, Ricky Being a Trailblazer is . . . Barnett, David Welch, Ari Skipper, Ken Smith, Mike Moreman, Richard Barker, David Boone, Ray Burr, Van Creely, Pam Heard, Michele Smith, Kelli Smith, Renee Irwin, Donna Davis Marshall, Darlene Johnson, Beverly Jones, Elizabeth Dykes, Jackie Ard, Lisa Ward, Dana Robinson, Robin Tyler, Kim Prince, Jodie Spence, Lauri Sweeney, and Deedee Wallace. V , ,,,, W ,.,, , ,W-,W Vifcif WW ., fl 78 Teamwork Recruitment Ambitious lndividuality Leadership Bold Laughing Amiable Zealous Enthusiastic Reliable Self-confident All this and much more Trailblazer officers are ll to rl Richie Rayborn, president, Dana Robinson, vice iii? l I president, and Beverly Jones, secretary. Not pictured are advisers Russell Ray and. Burlian Walker. fin. BSU has varied reli ious activities gulf- 2' . .1 V Lf.. V' QF -.. -..W fran' xy' Q' l l hi The BSU officers are as follows: il to rj Marilyn Bedford, publicity: Hope Freeman, music: Jackie Banes, president: Ken Ashley, dorm representative: Heidi Marler, secretary: Johnny Smith, missions: Bro. Roy Smith, sponsor: Lois Harbour, missions: Gayle McQueen, dorm representative. Retreats, conventions, missions, vespers, trips to nursing homes are part of the activities. wr' 0 fr Members of the Student Christian Association are: il to rj Dewayne Herrington, Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Mrs. Keith McDaniel, Good News sponsor: Angela Beeson, Good News representative: Danny Harrell, sponsor: Eugene Carleton, president: Jimmy Brown, Wesley representative: the Rev. J. H. Cameron, director, Wesley: the Rev. Roy Smith, director, BSU: and Jackie Banes, president, BSU. The SCA sponsors Christ Focus week each semester. SCA holds Christ Focus eek U l s PTK open to honor students Phi Theta Kappa members are ffront l to rl Mrs. Sharon Alexander, sponsor: Lisa Ward, president: Elizabeth Dykes, vice-president: Beverly Jones, secretary: Dana Robinson, publicity: David Williams, publicity: Durr Walker, sponsor. fBack Row l to rl Eugene Carleton, Homer Holloway, Chris Hart, Janet Campbell, Melissa Redd, Bobby McAlpin, Julie Huckaby, Wendy Warren, Diane Alford, Joanna Thornton, Sherry Cook, Donna Marshall, Melody Bryant, treasurer: Vicki Hughes: Paula Sartin and Heidi Marler. Fifteen students were inducted into the Eta Omega chapter in late November. Students who maintain a 3.6 or better academic average are eligible for membership. s Y if ,J 2 44' Art club members include Qseated. I to rj Melissa Redd, Janet Campbell, president: and Loretta Boyd. Standing, Cl to rj are Tom Ross, advisor: Keith Smith, Gagle Smith, Jodie Spence, Angie Smith, Joyce Benson, Lissa Roberts, and Larry Flowers. Club members visited the famed Victoria Station restaurant Qrememberl after touring the New Orleans Museum of Art. rt Club visits Victoria Station es ey sponsors Christian activities W m Among members of the Wesley Foundation, the Methodist student organization on campus, are fl to rl Jimmy Brown: the Rev. Harry Cameron, sponsor: and Eugene Carleton. Q t sf . t it .xx zzzzl 3 14. Q ses , sf 5 tg, ' ' I . Pi., . ' ' 5 ' ' 5 ,ix . ,,. ,. 5 5 v I ,. , E . 1 ff, j 4 Q 4 .Q mms g S Vg 5 l a ni E U Weekly devotions and Bible study are part of the programs of Good News Fellowship. Members are ffront, I to rl Mrs. Keith McDaniel, sponsor: Felix Prather, president: Roland Walker, vice president: Angela Beeson, representative to Student Christian Association: Cecil Walker, publicity: and Mrs. Margie Panquerne, sponsor. Back row includes Denise Mullins, Tracey Adams, Tina Lunsford, Rosetta May, and David Caves. 1 O Good News Fellowship attends retreat lx Edltors guide, mv! l are fseatedj Richard Swaney, state treasurer: fl to rj. Jeff Lanoue, executive editor: Burlian O'Neal Walks er, adviser and state MJCPA adviser: and Judy-n Dungan, executive editor. The Wolf Tales is an ac- tive member of the Mississippi Junior College Preset q:,5q Association and the 1983 Wolf Tales captured sec- ond place overall in competition with other juniomi college newspapers throughout the state, an 3 winning several individual awards. Co-Lin has had an M state officer for the past twelve consecutive years Walker is serving his second of three years term asr state MJCPA adviser. ,n,,,1V1 W Www do 1 li ,- 1 w I 1 1ss1ss1PP ' JUNIOR COLLEGE , PRESS ' Assocwrro iff 'J ,r lv fb 1 Wolf Tales captures MJCPA awards p 'vb-J af Wolf Tales newspaper staff members are lseated on ground! Judy Dungan: Lisa Ward, associate editor: Kathy Haralson: Loretta Boyd: and Heather Webb. Be- hind them are Burlian Walker, adviser: Darryl White: Frank Lewis: Jeff Lanoue: Terri Swaney: Joseph NLT. K ' All ' Douglas: Mescal Sheppard: Richard Swaney: Fordv Crews, photographer: Joey Layton, photographer: Larry: Howard: Jimmy Thornton: Nick Wood, head photogra-+ pher: Deneen Brown: and Dennis Hogue. Staff members publish the paper monthly. ! dlrect members Editing the award-winning Wolf Tales newspaper, I y w Trillium sponsors beauty pageant, yearbook i is ag ., 4-I In Q: uf. Trillium staff +5 officers include, from left to right, editor: Mescal Sheppard, executive editor: and Joseph Burlian Walker, adviser: Peggy Wilson, assistant editor: Douglas, assistant editor. Frank Lewis, executive editor: Darryl White, executive Trillium wins third in MJCPA - 1-I x , - - Yin-+'K - arm'- Q41 ,X M3 . , Q s ,4 V , if? -W F . 3 Mx . A M ' Q I 'Q' . il. ,fl in V xx? 'Q we Trillium staff members are, from left to right, Burlian Walker, adviser: Richard Swaney, photographer: John Batton, Joey Layton, photographer: Ford Crews, photog- rapher: Wendy Mullen, Sherry Cook, Mescal Sheppard, .executive editor, Jimmy Brown, Larry Howard, Teresa Giles, Teri Swaney, Nicky Wood, photographer: Shelia 1 Y 1 , . 'ni I uxi 45, , '. ' A has. '-3':1w'U25V' .Hgh tm, , '. Walker, Dena Singletary, Joseph Douglas, assistant edi- tor: Peggy Wilson, assistant editor: Deneen Brown, Darlene Johnson, Dennis Hogue, photographer: Tina Johnson, Frank Lewis, executive editor: and Darryl White, executive editor. fuss., esident Council overns dormitories gf-tv Resident Council members are fsitting I to rj Mrs. Margie Panquerne, advisor: Lisa Ward, president: Virginia Walker, vice president: Angie Roberts, treasurer: Susie Lee: Mescal Sheppard, reporter: Mrs. Edna Miller and Mrs. Laura Butler, advisors. Standing, I to r, are Wendy Mullen: Tina Johnson: Ella Peyton: Joanie White: Charlotte Brown: Hope Freeman: Debora Clark: Charlotte Bankston: and Heidi Marler. -'lvl Fxfs Y :5. i s Al ,V I f ' .M H M . , ,-.. y ,sy ximian 3: , ,Q , s LT WW X S E S 84 J wg 'm,t, . 79 M. M r Members of the Shutterbugs, photography club, are QI to rj Keith Hagler, president: John Landress, advisor: Jodie Spence: Lisa Roberts: Richard Swaney: Angie Smith: Larry Flowers: Gayle Anders: and Tom Ross, advisor. Shutterbugs earn photo techniques Gamma Lambda helps communit f'7 NNN Z..-., Gamma Lambda members include fl to rj Tanya Mullins: Renee Coats, president: Lynn Blair, vice president: Susie Lee: Denise Mullins: Deborah Clark: Joanie White: Judy Weeks: Lea Lunsford: and Mrs. Sandra Sharp, advisor. The service group provides many charitable deeds throughout the school year. gm we , lm L ' 2 ,L 'V Km 7' 5 ' ' E 7 g I, .eee Q i as X , u' .W is -if 42 QA . V? V. N.,. ' Mm In . ' I wt W o B W gi s ,.,.,A: ,Q xv f if X , 5 Q ' fi A .aww IP' X if AA L 'Jw ... A - o VICA, standing for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, members are fkneeling, l to rg Marty Hillman, vice president: Carl Byrd, treasurer: Bernie Grinstead: and Darryl Abrams. Standing l to r, are James Harris, advisor: Luke Davidson: Joe Byrd: Charles Butler: Edward Thomas: and Thomas Thompson, advisor. The group sponsors the District Ill high school VICA contests each spring. V CA sponsors istrict III contests 'I' Alpha llmega visits Med CenterII I I I I I I I I I I I I Alpha Omega, open to science majors, is composed of Qfront, l to rl Tanya Mullins, president: Sherry Cook, treasurer: Felix Prather: and Dr. Douglas B. Schexnayder, sponsor. Second row includes Denise Mullins: Van Creely: Richard Barker: Renee Coates: Elaine Gardner: Roxanne Story: and Jeff Glass. Third row includes Lea Lunsford: Homer Holloway: Veronica Rushing: Ellen James: Bobby McAlpin: Tommy Thornton: Lisa Calcote: Dawn Wilkinson: Belynda Ballard: Cathy Woodard: Patricia Wilson: and Teresa Ailes. Not pictured is Kelli I Smith, secretary. The group toured the University Medical Center both semesters, had several projects, and I heard guest speakers on science topics. I I I I I 'F 'Q I I DPL' I I I I I I I I I Members of Phi Beta Lambda fstanding, l to rj Mrs. Jean Ricks, advisor: Donna Marshall, president: John McDonald, vice president: Pam White, secretary: Melody Bryant, treasurer: Richard Swaney, reporter: Steven Pflug, parliamentarian: and Mike Mclntyre, advisor. Back row includes Elner Fuller, Teresa Bryant, Stacey , Wade, Jerilyn Golman, Christy Kesler, Janet Campbell, Duane Thompson, Melissa Redd, Randall Parker, Elizabeth Dykes, Beverly Jones, Mike Sandifer, John Harris, Patricia Swagerty, Chris Swagerty, Ruth Malsbury, Rita Wilkinson, Sid Campbell, Shelia Walker, Dena Singletary, Lisa Welch, and Karen Craft. Phi Beta Lambda sponsors the WJMB-PBL St. Jude Cbildren's Research Hospital Radiothon each year. Last year tbe group raised over 334,000 for St. Jude. I I I I I I I I 8 6 . . I P111 Beta Lambda sponsors rad1otl10nII I mm Mieroeosm publishes literar magazine , ' W C 4- as 1 'gy' , fi ' 's tab of , -Qs., di. a s 'AMY -rx Mx 'Vi' ' ,,a, wifi EFS? M ,sa-,A ,,,' Q, sig! .1-55 ..'-ii .5-' KM Y:,'xQM'E ,4 '55, lf? J' . , 1.1 - , , ,A , 'vpn' :av 23 H S. Q - . -A 5' 2 , I M -Q M nwi 5 X mx x fir 3 if Wu? T ,nw Q 'T 1- , we 2 from iii 1 it t 1' Q WW? R gi zf Q Q 4 Ji '-2' .SW .. wiv r ,.,, A V- .,',' V W V ' , ax We ,ww I Q X, ., A. HER:-, A! .X Q 4 . , wg :xg ,I E 1 Qwviiir 3 it I 'A ' 1 , Yi Ar, 6 gig . , l , It Y 4 'ff is-W, 3. i tx - - . .1 . if , :A . Q Q1 ', 5 X f , 5 'M . QSM 4 m. , 1 S 4 . as A Microcosm workers include, from left to right, seated, Mrs. Edna Crews, advisor: Standing, Dawn Wilkinson, Sherry Killingsworth and Heather Webb. Microcosm is printed twice yearly. Competition is open to Co-Lin students and district high school students in drama, poetry, short stories, and essays. ,reggae K 1, I . .H English Club members include, from left to right, front row, Mrs. Nancy Dykes, sponsorg Melissa Redd, president, Paula Sartin, vice president: Donna Marshall, secretary: Melody Bryant, treasurer: Elizabeth Dykes, historian: Ruth Malsbury. Standing are Theresa Bryant, Nancy Ray, Janet Campbell, Kathy Haralson, Teresa Bullard, Sherry Cook, Dana Robinson, Judy Dawson, Hope Freeman, Judy Dungan, Vickie Hughes and Eugene Carleton. The club initiated the Literary Hall of Fame last year. n lish lub initiates Literary Hall of Fame 87 'P ayers' present Twilight one C s KT! ! sf - Q.: A E fi ,, X. .-A . .J mf NEXWJRP nk .. A S ..-f .- , QM- aw x ig f vs Q. gg I, ,. ' er is as .sz CO-LIN Players consists of, ffront row l to rl Michael Byrd, Patti Perrott, Pam Heard, Terri Swaney and Patricia Grantham. Back Row 0 to rj John Landress sponsor: Mark Elnow, Jimmy Wilson, Dennis Hague, Kathy Bucklor, Van Creely, and Jeff Lanoue. QWIQJB:-in 88 in 3 rr-' 'frm J 'U , -,..,.......-..r...m.s..-.,.,,,.,,-,w-.'.-M..-.,,...a..,.,,. J - -.X ........,..-X W-,.Nw..,..,,.............,,....,.-m....-,.x.,.. mmmwmwwws. Clowns for the 1983-84 year are fl to rl Joanie White, Angela Beeson, Shery Killingworth, John Landress, advisory and Wendy Mullen. Cl ' owns amuse, excite campus 6 O 0 9 Club heads compose rcsidcnt's Council V516 Club heads which compose the President's Councils are standing il to rl Dr. Billy Thames, advisor: Mescal Sheppard, Sherry Killingworth, Janet Campbell, Melissa Redd, Robin Tyler, Marinda Stewart, Tanya Mullins, Vickie Hughes, Renee Coats, Angela Berch, Lisa Ward, Donna Marshall, Sidney Lanier, Kelli Smith, Dr. Eddie Smith, Advisor: Standing Il to rj Darryl White, Frank Lewis, Dwayne Herrington, Jackie Banes, Ray Burr, Ken Smith, Felix Prather, and Eugene Carelton. 'KWH J ai 'fwywt K 8 Z' .V W, K Q S ,fr V 14' ' 1 fx J A 'bf ' ' :xg i , is 7 , L .v- ,E-i I ...,,, ng i ,yi n il A Ak is J .. M - , Q4 , 'Wu 4 in -' V I ' Q -ew . hd 5 A B 5-3:5 is ff' ' f . g 3 j ' A A inf. W -'fy ,A .V A MPIAQNQ' , I Wig! ' ef bl V f , W4 v ,I fi K, RTN' Yf-QQ' ,- fm.. l 7 sw A- G3 Psychology club members includes seated ll to rl are Frank Lewis, Jim Lightsey, advisor: and Hope Freeman. Standing, L to R are Darryl White, Patti Kyzar, Terri Swaney, Tina Johnson, Beverly Jones, Lauri Sweeney, Renee lrwin, Cynthia Watkins, and Anette Smith. On the back are Linda Harris, Dave Garner, John Hart, and Bylinda Ballard. sycholo y Club rcvca s unconscious mind 89 A FTA develops teaching techniques Future Teachers of America members, who study the teaching profession, are ffront, I to rl Vicki Hughes, president: Dana Robinson, vice president, Lisa Greer, secretary, Angela Beeson, treasurer, and Miss Jane Ainsworth, advisor. Back row includes Gayle McQueen, Mike Russell, Kathy Haralson, Renee Irwin, Karen Mullen, Lauri Sweeney, Alicia Donnell, Hope Freeman, Kim Cox, Stacey Young, and Teresa I Kennedy. , 27, M., 'W gi A V,,.,,, if ,. tl wr' QI 1 f ,ov . ,W ESA f MK' 1' Q J X ' '5 -L ' 7'L2:x,':.12,1' QZQSQQQQI ,j Q Z 7 ., ',9fi1'i.2giL?4?2f- y ,,.,. V, ,gfpfffi Representing Co-Lin's Wesson campus at the Mississippi Youth Congress were fl to rj Robin Tyler, who won a superior award as party secretary, Alison Kurtz, Van Creely, who won two Superior awards: and Danny Harrell, advisor. Not pictured are Steve Moreman and Brad Smith, who also won a Superior Award, and Mrs. Barbara Webb, advisor. Youth Congress captures awards ' A. Food Service offers food suggestions f .gwa,j'v,,, 'fry vc. f 'lk , i, wi if 1 I I L j Food service committee members are, sitting fl to rj Lisa Ward, Ron Kelly, advisory and Heather Webb. Standing ll to rl Richie Peebles, Sydney Lanier, Ken Smith, Kathy Barnett, and Ari Skipper. 9 vii K 5 C Members of the Leo club include Richard Swaney, John Henry Berry, Kevin Beasley, Ray Burr, president: Elizabeth Dykes, vice-president: Stacey Wade, secretary, Angela Berch, treasurer: David Hilton, sponsor: Eugene Carlton, Mike Moreman, and Ken Smith. Back row includes Joseph Douglas, Teresa Kennedy, Karen Craft, Dana Robinson, Sandra Watts, Mitch Wooten, Jimmy Brown, Darla Puckett, Jeff Wedgeworth, Van Creely, Pam Heard, Richie Rayborn, Kelli Smith, Patti Perott, and Stephanie Kyzar. Leo Club organizes as service club ,. .-qw-r I T, -4, Wg-I ef ' -I ,, aw , . vw- adiologic Technolog Society open to class I I I I i .ix , 3? Kzil, X I Q SJ , ,av Y I x Members of the Student Society for Radiologic Technology are Qfront, l to rj Penny Wood, president: Tim Mathis, vice president, Adrian Smith, secretary: Bruce Smiley, treasurer: Steve Smith, reporter: and Ellen Green, reporter. Second row includes Georgia Evans, Dannette Wells, Lillian Johnson, Jeanette Thibodeaux, Cindy Mclnnis, Ricky Cook, Rachel Walker, and Mike Smith. Back row includes Miss Laura Coghlan, advisor, Linda Newsome, Cathy Barnett, Patsy Kunjappy, Hazel Young, Belinda Ratcliff, Pam Hemphill, and Mrs. Verna McFadden, I advisor. , I I I 4 Q , 'T W .., 'I , Y 5, ' if If 'Q' i A .aw '5' - Q, , A I I I S I' ' I -,-ff 1 .,2,e1f V- J J I , ,4 K N I Afro-American Plus Club members ffront row, I to rj are Daranriet Smith: Shelia McGowan, Marinda Stewart, president: Lynnell Wilcher, vice president: Michelle McLaurin, secretary: Virginia Walker, treasurer, Glenda Wilson: and George Jordan, advisor. Second row includes I Willie Rice, Debora Harris, Patricia Barnes, Veronica Booker, Joyce Washington, Doretha Cameron, Tommy Smith, John London, Carla i Crawford, Ella Peyton, Madine Ford, Tammy McKnight, Patricia Wilson, Antionette Braxton. Third row includes Brenda Shorts, Charlotte I Lewis, Valeria Davis, Lisa Hackett, Delores Pinkney, Patricia Porter, Fay Cameron, Sharon Miller, Nedra Lewis, Landy Wilson, Mary Smith, I Linda Merchant, Annie Mae Hargrave, Patricia Henderson, Jackie Fells, Katie Kelley, Hope McLaurin, Tanya Holloway, and Juanita Jones. I o 0 o 0 I ro- merlcan us sponsors actlvltles I I I I I 92 I. Sojourners perform at World's Fair .P I ' ,oWoo. 1 ,. ., , .V gfjg , , f H I n f X af Q 1 1 K K 5 V V f I LEE Er I -w if X Q , ff 'Q l 'o ,, , . 4. J ak ,if gl- :K ,, . , . Q .. . -' ,QA 'Y' a - WN 2 . 1 I I . 3 X at 34 ,Ali , , rf, '- ' Q.. - ' 'V : f'?2'fw i. -V X ' Q V If f 4 g RV ,Q ,ff V -.fzvf fsiyg 2. 1 gs. 5 5 w , ,f ,, M, .-' ' .,, , WJ E 4 .- x f i x Y if V . V4 I -fl' in as V J ' -' fa 35 V 4 V Iss! 34. s 9 if Barbershop uartet organizes The Sojourners, chosen by rigid auditions, were selected to perform during the first week of the World's Fair in New Orleans. ln addition, the group performed at many events on campus and throughout the district. The group is composed of ffront, l to rj Robyn Calcote, Mike Moreman, A. C. Butler, Steve Moreman, and Renee Chapman. Second row includes Kevin Woolfrum, Cheryl Powell, Joey Layton, Lisa Lee, Lisa Ward, and Lance Purser. Third row includes Sydney Lanier and Sandra Watts, with Eugene Carleton and Jeff Wedgeworth on the fourth row, and Joey Hart, Kathy Bucknor, Dr. Kenneth Klaus, director, and Kim Farmer on the fifth row. On the back row are John McDonald and Dave Garner. 41-Qs ! in-lf' U I f , ,Q-.. nya EQ The Barbershop Quartet, directed by Bradley Ellingboe, is composed of fl to rl Joey Hart, Eugene Carleton, Jewell Greer, and Phillip Swindall. 4 N 9 3 1 l X s Choir plans annual tour -f -gr Q l 'J-E 6,7 n I X f 1 I A L I I an . Choir members front row fl to rj Patti Perrott, Lisa Jo Greer, Renee Chapman, Dr. Kenneth S. Klaus, director: Elizabeth Dykes, Pam Heard, and Sandra Watts. Second row includes Terri Swaney, Teresa Burkes, Jackie Ard, Kathy Bucknor, Kim Farmer, Teresa Bullard, Wendy Davis, Karen Wolfrum, Ruthie Catt, Sydney Lanier, and Karon Parker. Third row includes Darrell Welch, Joey Hart, Eugene Carleton, Kevin Wolfrum, Tommy Smith, Jewell Greer, Jeff Wedgeworth, Steve Walker, Mike Moreman, Dave Garner, Lance Purser, and Keith Reynolds. Not pictured are Cheryl Powell, Tom Martin, Lisa Tolbert, Steve Moreman, Susan Byrd, Stephanie Kyzar, Phillip Swindall, Wayne Thornton, Lisa Ward, Jim Ashley, and Van Creely. Officers include Sydney Lanier, president: Renee Chapman, vice president, Kim Farmer, secretary, Sandra Watts, treasurer: Eugene Carleton, librarian: Teresa Burkes, performance attire coordinator: Steve Moreman, sophomore representative: Patti Perrott, freshman representative, Kim Farmer, soprano section leader: Renee Chapman, alto section leader: Mike Moreman, tenor section leader: and Steve Moreman, bass section leader. The Concert Choir performed several times during the school year, including an All-Mozart Concert and the annual Candlelight Christmas Concert. The group participated in the USM Choral Conductors Festival and the Mississippi Junior College Choral Festival. The choir makes an annual tour. iid WCLL-FM: a new be innin K S79 WCLL-FM radio station officers are fseated, I to rl Loretta Boyd, production director, Larry Howard, station manager, first semester, Jimmy Thornton, program director, Mark Dawsey, 4. I engineer, Phillip Swindall, news director, first semester, and Paul Holyfield, music director, first semester, and co-station manager, second semester. Not pictured are Dave Garner, co- station manager, second semes- ter, Keith Hagler, sports direc- tor, Joey Hart, news director, second semester, and Steve Walker, music director, second semester. Q :Staff members include, l to r, sitting, Jimmy Thornton, Loretta Boyd, Richard Swaney, Deneen Brown, Mark Dawsey, Larry Howard, Phillip Swindall, Paul Holyfield, and Tiger Dodd. Standing, second row, are Dave Garner, Burlian Walker, station adviser, Wendy Mullen, secre- ktary, Tina Johnson, Mescal Sheppard, and Ari Skipper. Standing on the back row are Ace But- ler, Ford Crews, Wayne Thornton John Hart, Joey Hart, Ken Bryant, engineer, Dennis Hogue, Steve Walker, and Jeff Lanoue. Not pictured are Steve Harris, chief operator, and Steve gScheck. WCLI..'FM came on the air in October after efforts to re-establish the station after its ,having been off the air for several years. The staff renovated the Old Rec Hall for studio space. Q.: 6.4, Band adds spirit to man event . -Q-...- D 'T 1 5 XA I...-.,.,2E LQ XWWQW W 2 CZ 'ff1 ?7VTL'f'27f 2 4 '- My Y. Ms wwgw x X 'Q DRUM MAJOR HEAD COLETTE Darlene Johnson Angela Be rch Colettes perform at various occasions l ,g Q 'i..'7ii'i! ., -'N s. -1, 1 Audits'- ' 'W 'wg , ,K Q . 51.4. Q. x maui 11' H , - 'B',. F, 3 The Colettes, Mississippi's Original Dancing Coeds, are ffront, l to rj Diane Alford, Angela Berch, Elizabeth Dykes, and Dana Robinson. Standing, I to r, are Rhonda Hickman, Sharon Miller, Beverly Jones, Jane Lucas, .isa Ward, Kim Prince, and Janice Rutledge. Not pictured are Jennifer Johnson and Lauri Sweeney. l Q V 1 5 S ' ' A .bd ' s K ff su I f-- WW N 7 , :aww an x 'V A 4 Asus-1.Q.QQ if . Q, J Heading the Colettes are Cl to rl Angela Berch, Head Colette: Diane Alford and Dana Robinson, co-captains, and Elizabeth Dykes, first rank captain. 97 l Mrs. Janet D. Blackmon is Colette director. .W ' ?:.,dlt'v...a- -v w Flag corps create visual effectsd - 4 'i .., 2. . ' ' A W. is my ... vu, - . w...W-,WN 1 W 'zen p qquq , M. ML, ,. -.sw ,Z ,, ,, ,Q -- ww-f 1 r MJ' sw' The flag corps consists of lfront, l to rl Kathy Haralsong Susan Browng Renee Chapman: Darla Dyess: Melanie Price: Stephanie Kyzarg Dawn Wilkinson: and Charlotte McAlpin. Back row includes Theresa Burkes, co-captaing Missy Brooksg Stacey Wade: Paula Sarting Sherry Kingg Alison Kurtzg Amber Boweng and Sydney Lanier, co- captain. wywfffmmifmxfzwzfdultf ri M Co-Captains ' Theresa Burkes and Sydney Lanier 1 I 98 J I v:.4nY1-s is l r E I ar Mita 0195. 1 I-A 'Nag BHD Q, sig , my 1 was ,Q . E. QQ 'gi ' v rg A k ' ' ' M, 3, . xx .glial QMJ 4s .5 .... 1 Q K' is f 1 Fritz .,,. Icu ji 0. 1' if? E if gif Q. wvvwlhmwwww f. Q. my wx .WG ,W O' vi X nl g I I F r F ' ,hz rs-v Cyndi Butler wins most beautiful on Copiah-Lineoln's Wesson campus Most Beautiful Cyndi Butler I . . Jac ie Judges pick Ard, Jones 3' Bw 1 Beverly Jones Powell, Spence as beauties rf M' .JW Beauty Jodie Spence I I I I I I I I I, I Beauty Cheryl Powell 1 T' Lisa Ward reigns as homecomin queen: 'ff' Alb x Lisa Ward, Homecoming Maid Escorted by Ricky Allen ,yay Dana Robinson, Sophomore Maid 4 Wesson Campus Escorted by Randall Parker Marinda Stewart, Sophomore Maid Wesson Campus Escorted by John London Linda Merchant, Sophomore Maid Wesson Campus Escorted by David Willis E - Q l u A r 1 5 Q ff 4: if 7 , W Q it ff r V C y Tammy Gibson, Sophomore Maid Natchez Campus Escorted by Alan Hunt .AJ I Ten maids chosen to court Jackie Ard, Freshman Maid Jodie Spence, Freshman Maid Wesson Campus Wesson Campus Escorted by Glen Williamson Escorted by Chris Hinson Cindy Kennedy, Freshman Maid Patricia McGee, Sophomore Maid Wesson Campus Natchez Campus Escorted by Ronnie Crites Escorted by David Ealey Tammy Mason, Freshman Maid Stephanie Harrigill, Freshman Maid Natchez Campus Natchez Campus Escorted by Kevin Whittington Escorted by Jeff Maher l . 9 Forty-four chosen for Who s Who Amon 1 ffl -Q ' wr-Muff' ' 9 ! l JACKIE BANES MELODY BRYANT RAY BURR ROBYN CALCOTE EUGENE CARLETON E If . Q ft ., ,E . 2 MINNIE CARTER SANDRA COOPER FORD CREWS CHARLES CUNNINGHAM JUDY W. DAWSON 1 A4 111 46 . if U I if -Agfa P JUDY DUNGAN ELIZABETH DYKES HOPE FREEMAN LISA JO GREER KATHY HARALSON ' -1 J iii! ,JO, f fQ,,fV4,f fwwf, fwf wf, :,f,,,z . f f-fe WM W 'f f th ,ff if Afarw: , V, I JOHN HARRIS CHRIS HART DEWAYNE HERRINGTON HOMER HOLLOWAY LARRY HOWARD V JULIE HUCKABY VICKI HUGHES Students in American Junior Colleges L1 IL .' Q,, T' 'rv Rf' ,X rv J'Nx 'U Q K , , 'X JR' ' . ' .45 'na ff. ., '.1x4,- QF -Ar 4.,, 'xi 352 iv I I, Q Igwgqv ww ff v 1 I V ' ' 'iz f BEVERLY JONES SHERRY KILLINGSWORTH KELLYE KING JOHN LONDON BOBBY McALPIN YS? HEIDI MARLER DONNA D. MARSHALL ,Arg TANYA MULLINS RICHIE RAYBORN 242 ff Q J . MITCH MITCHELL WANDA MOORE KAREN MULLEN MELISSA REDD '11 Lf DANA ROBINSON M!-Q KELLI SMITH KEN SMITH MARINDA STEWART JIMMY THORNTON xi 'VI usA WARD ' , ' zz h Q, W , .W f 62' , x f - A '9' 4 I , X. PAULA SARTIN XZ' ROBIN TYLER Q DAVID WILLIAMS Eight win Hall of Fame honors 4 To be chosen to the Hall of Fame is the highest honor that can be given a Copiah-Lincoln Junior College student. The 1984 TRILLIUM presents six graduating sophomores in the thirty-first selection on the Wesson campus and two graduating sophomores in the seventh selection on the Natchez campus. Each was nominated in open nominations, approved by a screening committee of fellow students, recommended by a faculty committee on the basis of character, leadership, and contribution to Copiah-Lincoln Junior College. Dating back to 1954, this year's Wesson campus selection adds six to the list of 92 previous winners. The two Natchez campus selections add to 13 chosen since the initiation of the Hall of Fame in 1978. WESSON CAMPUS 1954 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 Frizzell 1963 Donald H. Butler Joe Wayne Jolly Thomas H. Lowery 1964 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 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 1980 Sharon Patricia Douglas Mark Keith Lee Margaret Catherine Newell 1981 Leah Ann Holtslander Chet Mercier Patti Jean Page 1982 Jennifer Gatlin James Larry Grantham ll Francis K. Horton lll 1983 Russell Eugene Berry Ronald Haynes Jennifer Redd Claude Scott Smith Samuel Eric Storm Rachel Lynn Thames 1984 Melody Ann Delaney Bryant Elizabeth Ann Dykes Julie Ruth Huckaby Beverly Kay Jones Mary Kelli Smith Anna Lisa Ward NATCHEZ CAMPUS 1978 Joan Loutheria Holland Denise Moreland Lipsey 1979 Billy Ray Cater Marion L. Binky Vines 1 980 Judy Faye Daniels Emerick Lester Wayne Freeman 1981 Mary Vanessa Fleming Blase Patrick Gaude Walton Benson Wilson 1982 Shelia Maria Myrick Raymond Sturdivant 1983 Carolyn Olson Bounds Lisa Susan Wallace 1984 William Gary Creech Patricia Washington McGee Melody D. Bryant gets Hall of Fame fi' g Melody Ann Delaney Bryant Melody Ann Delaney Bryant is a Hall of Fame member. A President's List Scholar, she was named to Who' Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, served as treasurer of Phi Beta Lambda and treasurer of the English Club. A two-year member of Phi Theta Kappa, Melody won the J.M. Ewing Memorial Scholarship and the accounting award her freshman year. She was Student of the Week and is an accounting major. A graduate of South Natchez-Adams High School, she is the wife of Kenneth Bryant, also a Co-Lin sophomore, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sidney Delaney of Natchez. Iil S Elizabeth Dykes wins Hall of Fame , 4 Elizabeth Ann Dykes Elizabeth Ann Dykes is another Hall of Fame selection. An accounting major, she is vice president of Phi Theta Kappa and of the Leo Club, historian of the English Club, and sophomore class secretary. A two-year member of the Student Government Association, she was freshman class treasurer and was secretary of Phi Beta Lambda during her freshman year. A two-year Colette, Elizabeth was first rank captain her sophomore year. She was winner of the Lula Stevens Memorial Alumni Scholarship her freshman year. The daughter of Mr and Mrs. Tommy Dykes of Newhebron, she is a graduate of Newhebron High School. Elizabeth is also a member of the Wolf Tales newspaper staff, and she was chosen to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges and she is a honor student. P I I i 1 ! 5 1 4 Julie Huekaby grabs Hall of Fame title f f'? 4'-nuvdwaw m Julie Ruth Huckaby Julie Ruth I-luckaby is a Hall of Fame member. A graduate of Wesson High School, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Huckaby of Wesson. An engineering major, this honor student was selected to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. She was a two-year member of Phi Theta Kappa and the Baptist Student Union. Her freshman year she won the J.J.Wesson Memorial Scholarship and the freshman mathematics award. She was a valuable member of the Lady Wolves basketball team for both years and of Co- l.in's tennis team. Beverly Jones gets Hall of Fame .Ju-g., Beverly Kay Jones Beverly Kay Jones is a Hall of Fame selection. An accounting major, she is secretary of the Phi Theta Kappa and of the Co-Lin Trailblazers, having been a two-year member of both: member of Phi Beta Lambda, the Psychology Club, the Baptist Student Union, and the Leo Club. She was freshman class president and a member of the Student Government Association and member of the President's Council. She was a member of the rifle corps her freshman year, a Colette her sophomore year, and member of the Concert Band. A beauty this year, she was also selected to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges and she is a honor student. A graduate of Mendenhall High School, she is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Johnny Jones of Mendenhall. Kelli Smith wins Hall of Fame 5-ana, Q Mary Kelli Smith Mary Kelli Smith is another Hall of Fame selection. She is president of the Student Government Association secretary of Alpha Omega, vice president of the Leo Club, and a two-year member of the Co-Lin Trailblazers, Phi Theta Kappa, Baptist Student Union, and the marching and stage bands. A Dean's List Scholar, she was Student of the Week and won an ACT scholarship to Co-Lin. Named earlier this year to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, she was also a member of the President's Council. A graduate of Wesson High School, Kelli is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Eddie M. Smith of Wesson. 4 Lisa Ward nabs Hall of Fame honor .. X Nl X4 eX S NE, X if it I XX Anna Lisa Ward Anna Lisa Ward is another Hall of Fame member. A graduate of Loyd Star High School, she is an Englishl- public relations major. Named as Miss Copiah-Lincoln Junior College and to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, Lisa was also selected homecoming queen this year. She served as president of Phi Theta Kappa, as president of the Women's Resident Council, as associate editor of the Wolf Tales, and a two- year member of the Leo Club, Circle K, the Concert Choir, and the Sojourners. A campus favorite her freshman year, she was also a freshman homecoming maid and winner of the Larry Sanders Memorial Scholarship. Lisa served this year on the President's Council, as a Colette, as a member of the Food Service Committee, and as a Co-Lin Trailblazer. An honor student, she is the daughter of Mrs. Earl A. Ward of Brookhaven and the late Mr. Ward. Wolves post 7-3 record a ru' -fff 1,--www 1 lm' I I U nlsrowzsunuu . I , I 1 1 , g :Y A A, W V..- .....-W--. H I I H 5 T5- -V C . I 7 ' ' ' V ,ggi R . V if .. ..i ' 4 ' K' Q I 'vu , S if fs, aw. -Q p. ,X,..',,f. iw, g . N ', F1 . if f f , at ,ff an ' wr ix. 5 . ' 'I f 5'4' ,'ag. . A Y .,-2 5' V 5 ' , N . W H J- , ' J , ., U .' ' ' -f ,. l r W4 , 'f-ji A ' -. -A .,!,,,' 4 3 I N . ' v i ' ' ' ' ..,,-' wx -,N V. . 4- 'F -IA-4?-.fur 'sg 1Muf'i3:.wQgkj,1 :vit Ioaching the Wolves are fkneelingj James Sloan, head roach and athletic director: fstanding, I to rl J. Mike rimith, assistant: Ray lshee, assistant: and Robert Dorch, Alraduate assistant. sms ,I 1 . ,t U V. ,Yr 5 A I, .. .-.-. The 1983 Wolves ffront, l to rl are Head Coach James Sloan: Mike Davis, trainer-manager: Glendale Griffin: Kevin Stampley: Tracy Robinson: George Reed: Louis McCollum: Wallace Langston: Alfred McCollum: Joe Logan: Thomas Bowman: Clayton Brister: Kevin Beazley: Tony Dalillio, head trainer: Ray Burr, head manager: and Robert Dorch, graduate assistant. Second row includes Kevin Crawford: Clarence Frank: Matt Walker: Ricky Barnett: Todd Coon: Neal King: Jeffrey Ham: Ronald Greer: Jimmy West: Chuck DeLarcerda: David Frymire: Terrell Luckey: Michael Fox: Anthony Hart: Tim Vanlandingham: and Flinn James. Third row includes Robert McDuffy: Bryan Rials: Jeffrey Whitfield: Willie Cameron: Donald Brown: Tim Thompson: Jeff Berry: Mitch Mitchell: Dewayne Herrington: Greg Doss: Bubba Husemann: Mitch Rodrique: Steve Hobbs: John Harris: Dewitt Sheridan: David Welch: Ray lshee, assistant coach: and Tommy Moore, manager. Back row includes Gerald Westmoreland, statistician: Ken Basley: Lange Porter: Vernon Issac: Mitche Wooten: Kenny Smith: Frank Smith: Tony Catchings: Emmet Arboneaux: Mark Lang: Scott Lang: Keith l-lagler: Dewayne Smith: Carl Terrell: Kelvin Reese: Donald Smith: Pat Woods: Anthony Bates: and J. Mike Smith, assistant coach. Not pictured are Roderick Jackson: and Kapatrick Richardson. H5 Wolves beat national defending clnam ,z a ,..-1 ff f-1 if f ga, if W W W W ? . M43 Y W ifikai 4' n.. nano l Q 2 WH' 1 w . orthwest, also nation's number one ranked!! xv , , ef ,i lv 1 . 1 1 we K , f mmf i ., of ef: 'A if A 1 ,,.-Ma 4 1, ,f -'z ' '. 'f:' W lv D Ll 3' 1 ?S? 3221 - sms 2- 55353 Q . SCORES 35 Mississippi Delta 7 0 Jones 14 43 Coahoma 0 24 East Central 34 17 Northwest 14 13 Hinds 0 14 Southwest 7 10 Gulf Coast 28 24 Pearl River 7 41 East Mississippi 0 ALL STARS: Dewayne Herrington, Kevin Crawford, Donald Smith, Mitch Wooten, and Jeff Berry ALL STATE: Donald Smith, most valuable defensive player, Region 23: Dewayne Herrington, most valuable running back, Region 23: Kevin Crawfordg Pat Woods: and Kevin Beazley. Second team includes Jeff Berryg Stephen l-lobbsg Tim Thompson and Mitch Wooten. 117 CTT 4 AH - ' AM, 'YG' .J ' 'A -nv .M -W? -Mr HL. . W: 4,415 ,. 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Standing, I to r, are John London, Emmett Minor, Dontray Williams, John Smith, Ken Vincentg Fred Crisler: Nathan Trufantg John K. Bridges: and Coach Richard Williams. a Xavier Powell, manager Richard Williams Willie Rice, manager ww-N v g- i f i ' V6-T x X ' x. ,ww -x vi xr 1 1 -'bww --Q olves fini I1 season at 0-8 5? at.,wvW I, wwf, A , ,i,wZr.if ' A 1 V Q' 2 Y V 559 aw '. Q51 H ,,.,,,.wM I 'Q 4 . ., 4239 Q' f ,wwf ' K 1,...v 'f . , Y'.-'TA N' ' gf? J .,1.2jf?' U ' . H - 7? fi! ' . , Q L 44' C 41 .,w,,,-., . a Y1a'4?:'f,v ,, I ,f gs M l 3 f. , .4 WWW, ,WW W .. f' f f- f GL' L 'W ,- .. ,, M, M f',,i,,.-rg 4 f, Q'-,. , 1 W3 1gM'Zg,we f' -4 f 15 f f , ,f ,f , Q- 4 225 fffii, 1: r og y. , Q., - ,h y , f' 4,1 sg. 1- V c 1 ef ' 1 my f Y .L 5, , 9 ,gs Lg 0 ,QA 5 I 1 I KW fi, x, 1' I f 'S ggi? .Z X , . W ff , Q F ,I I' rw, , 6 2 4 .f ' A' gs, , , ,, ,, , .4 r , , 'li Q ffa Q,-ff' ...,.. fr H154 if I Haas., in 4 if ' .V Yff V-1 -1 ffiffig.. ' Q2 57 1 . , , ' U .. -' -,.1:m-.J ff 3 4 .. . 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W fa fs Z f XSW f fx thls page has been speually saved for all CgOflSfS who d1d not have the1r p1eture publlshecl and w1sh to hav some remmder of the1r glories. take a pmture of yourself and msert If m the space provxded below Q9 N X X x K Q ' sr 0 'Q In Memorial Shawn Matlock Joe Strlckland vQ t Mark Lang Glenda Shaffer Tragedy struck the Wesson campus on the mght of August 22 1983 when Joe Strickland and Shawn a sophomore and Matlock an entermq freshman Sophomore Mark Lang an outstanding member of the football team who was named Honorable Mention All State was kllled m an automobile accident near Slidell La on February 24 1984 Glenda Ruth Shaffer 19 a freshman data processing major dred on March 19 1984 after bemg m a 3 wheeler accident two days before A natlve of New York she hved ln Brookhaven Coplah Lmcoln was deeply wounded over the loss these fellow students Just remember Heaven clalms Its favorites early , L . Matlock were killed in a, one-car mishap. Strickland was dministrative staff leads department ...R .N Administrative staff members are, from left to right, front, Ralph Frazier, director of admissions and recordsg Edgar W. Martin, director ol adult educationg Bob Huckaby, vocational counselor: Miss Rita Adams, basic related studies and JTPA counselor: Mrs. Barbara Webb: director of Upward Bound Programg Mrs. Helen Mullen, assistant librarian: Charles P. Creely, associate dean for vocational technical education: Kendall Chapman, librarian: and Burlian O'Neal Walker, director of public information and alumni affairs. Standing, from left tc right, on the back row, are Louis Dugas, assistant to the associate dean for vocational-technical education: Charles Sutton, Upward Bound and adult education counselor: John Bull, supervisor of JTPA Programs: and Danny Dykes, director of computer services if ,M The Trillium staff functions under public information. X I Sl I 1 V ,ji nl lu tudent services division aids students 51 A ' lxxg. I 4 ' 'f 3' an eva ,pa X-an -om? in student services are fl to rl Alton Ricks, dean of students: Mrs. Judy Case, director of financial aid, David Hilton, director of development: David Smith, assistant director of student activities: Miss Lillie Shannon, secretary to dean of students: and Mrs. Juanita Thomas, hostess. Not pictured are Mrs. Margie Panquerne, dormitory hostess, Mrs. Laura Butler, dormitory hostess, Mrs. Edna Miller, resident nurse, Ray lshee, director of student life: J. Mike Smith, director of student activities: Mrs. Beverly Dubois, assistant director of financial aid: Ken Roberts, chief of security: and Mrs. Shirley Jean Lawson, resident nurse. 1 -E r at pit-K Staffs keep the campus goin A - 1, x,-'nip 4,9 .. . - yi' 2 as f Staff members include, from left to right, Mrs. Sheryl Montgomery, computer science assistant: Mrs. Francis Mullins, child care assistant: Mrs. Zandra Ray, clerk, business: Mrs. Ruth T. Slay, bookkeeper: Mrs. Maudell A. Weeks, associate director of alumni affairs: and Charles Hart, bookstore manager. Not pictured are Mrs. Rachel Thompson, assistant bookstore manager: the Rev. Roy Smith, BSU director: and Michael Tanner, accountant. 1545:- Www QW. W I l, Secretaries on campus include, from left to right, Mrs. Sybil Smith, secretary to associate dean of vo-tech: Mrs. Billie Jean Cook, vo-tech: Mrs. Joy Lowery, physical plant: Miss Susan Laird, Upward Bound: Mrs. Mary Kyzar, secretary to the president: Mrs. Shelia Douglas, vo- tech: Mrs. Debra Blakeney, secretary to dean of instruction: and Mrs. Freda Montgomery, admissions. Back row includes, Mrs. Sigrid Jackson, business office: and Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, adult education. Not pictured are Mrs. Jean James, humanities: Mrs. Anne Stephens, accounts payable clerk: Miss Lillie Shannon, student services: Mrs. Cindy Dugas, library and faculty: Mrs. Barbara Case, development and public information: and Ms. Fredye Bridges, Title Ill secretary. 168 I I I I I I I I I I I I V I . , I -I II I I , II X, I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I Math trains for a technical society se- ,W no ,M 42.5 Q Teaching in the mathematics division are Dr. Jerry Dykes, mathematics: Donald E. Johnson, physics, physical science, and math: Miss Gail Fulton, mathematics, and Dr. Roy Daughdrill, chairperson and mathematics. Not pictured is Richard Williams, mathematics. L wa, Social Science tcac cs about thc world ' 'sc 170 5' Q4 ,kv , fm 5 wa...- 1 -41, H M fx We K 1 ws: ,Qxfabgii , 55155226 , , Ji' 13' fiwi- ?Y'fClf vs R Q ,pi ' X' Q' f'ff!'t'f'Q',3w'w is ff, ' , ' 4' s ,. 1 an fifty lv .tgp M , .A W s! z eq. 4 , - , W . , 4. ,, ,hw xv 'Q -as Social science instructors are, from left to right, the Rev. Harry Cameron, philosophy: Sgt. Laurence Webre, military science Wade Alexander, chairperson and history: Danny Harrell, government: Miss Jane Ainsworth, psychology: Alton Greenlee, history and geography and Jim Lightsey, psychology and sociology. Not pictured is Sgt. Harvey Beasley, military science ,ggi 1 N .Y X. Wa A A- ki W gg fr! ' nz ,V ' ji: f ,vw Mft ' I Lf, X 2, K, sa M 9 ff' lr Q V' 'Q law' K ' I. gf ' wlg auf: 1 .ffl ez. ff as :Vg W 4 U1 f W' we ei in ' , e r , 'C ,Q if A ,gel f, M ix 2 V wi, , M ,. ff' hal! fe' wt: , wtf? 1 A Sufi ' xv Qi? 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Landress, speech and theatreg Mrs. Sharon Alexander, English: Mrs. Edna Earls Crews, English and creative writing: Mrs. Nancy Dykes, English: Mrs. Keith McDaniel, English and Spanishg Mrs. Renee Tullos, English lab assistant: Dr. Corrine Anderson, reading: Durr Walker, Jr. chairperson and English, Mrs. Dottie Lawson, reading lab assistant: Mrs. Anne A. Thames, manager, LEAP Center, Mrs. Wanda Sloan, mathematics lab assistant, and Mrs. Mae R. Brown, counselor, LEAP center. fm-qw - .. ', W' ,, ff'2-2.'- ..., , , .-gf . :--If , 1 :rv .. ,. -2' ' G- - , ' , 34- ,-ffwwfl7WW.f.M,N A' ,1 f'5' :. -eee ,,f., g , , 6 H 4 -.wg-sv M Science provides knowledge of toda l'eaching in the science division are, from left to right, Mrs. Sandra Sharp, anatomy and physiology and microbiology: Mrs. Rita Henley, .levelopmental biology: Dr. Douglas B. Schexnayder, biology: Donny Lawson, biology: and Dr. Phyllis H. Lanier, chairperson and chemistry Xi f Q r 7 - ' 1 nu ,' -'rv I Nl-1 l'. Teaching in the health, physical education, and recreation division or coaching one of the intercollegiate sports are ffront, l to rl Mike Mclntyre, tennis coach: James Sloan, athletic director, head football coach, and physical education: Mrs. Katherine Huckaby, division chairperson and physical education: and Mike Grudzien, I golf pro. Back row includes Richard Williams, men's basketball coachg J. Mike Smith, assistant football coach, I physical education, and track coach: Ray lshee, assistant football coach, physical education, and health, Alton I Greenlee, baseball coach, and Gwyn Young, women's basketball coach. I I I I I I I I I I I I I xii I . In Health, physical ed, coaches, develop , 1 mlnd, muscles, body, character ,IQ i ,Xx .4 eaching in the business division are, from left to right, Danny Harrell, business lawg Mrs. Gayle Ross, businessg Michael Mclntyre, iairperson and economics: and Charles Hart, accounting. ,I f -4' 6352- f . ,rygwpfg Rf, 2 If , MO' 1' I I I I i I I I . I I Business division develops skilled students 175 Library staff aids studentesi The library staff consists of fl to rj Mrs. Helen Mullen, assistant librarian, Kendall Chapman, librariang Mrs. Cindy Dugas, secretary: Mrs. Nell Creely, clerkg and Mrs. Maxine Morris, Senior AIDE. Not pictured are Mrs. . . . . . k Hattie Hughes, Senior AIDEQ and Mrs. Kathleen Hutchinson and Mrs. Trophlne Davis, night cler s. K ll 1 ll Y' V l The adult education division is composed of fl to rj Mrs. Jimmye Batchelor, director of tbe Senior AIDE. Program- Mrs. Dot Turnbough, Senior AlDEg Edgar W. Martin, director of adult educationg and Charles Sutton, AIDE ABE! GED counselor. Not pictured are Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, secretaryg Mrs. Margaret Farmer, Senior g and Mrs. Marilyn C. Blanton, secretary, Copiah-Lincoln I Simpson County office. Adult education provides new hopes, goal 176 administration includes Cl to rj Bob Huckaby, counselor: John Bull, supervisor, JTPA programsg George Huffman, services director: Miss Rita Adams, JTPA and basic related studies counselor: Charles P. Creely, associate director, vocational education: and Louis Dugas, assistant to associate dean for vocational-technical education. The VIDS faculty includes U to rl Miss Rita Adamsg George Jordan: and Mrs. Kay Rayborn. VIDS is the Vocational Individualized Development service. H C O O O Vocational-technlcal offers traunn f-Ms ww... Business and office faculty are, from left to right, Mrs. Jackie F. Harper, secretarial science: Mrs. Elaine Hutchins, data processing, Jean L. Ricks, secretarial science: Mrs. Elaine Hutchins, data processing: Mrs. Jean L. Ricks, secretarial science: Donald Smith, processingg and Mrs. Melnee Jaudon, secretarial scienc- WH F 4598 an , ' , l I' K K 'K ! lk af 5. 33 M fi ff a Business, office includes data processin J secretarial science fields as nnajors' Q ug J w 1 1 W 3 I I I A 1 h r W n e ee aa , . . :wi Q 'l-. ?'Wfa2Er3'w N V La ,,, ,, g, K .sq of-IJ U' Q -4 Q faar 1 K- ?'.,'. ' ' an-P' v Qervices and manufacturing faculty are, from left to right, Jack Burt, welding: Bruce Irvin, welding: Glenn McGee, air conditioning: Earl QQ Nisco, machine shop: and James Harris, machine shop. 3:2 .V F: f agp, :Ei '4 Yi' A WQAF lid--4 -4 - S '-3 B' 5, o mi' 8 2- P ,, 3 g G9 g I Q- EL ho '-ii' x G eo- E. E, I I-- CIO. I ' CIO. 2 -- B 2 fa . : , 5 Q. Cm G n,. n A ' va I Whlaclnne shop l I 2 I 85' 95 SEL -N gn. S E 35 an .'C 1- g 2 -B Nc' U2 gin E2 US' 5 -. P-S N 2- FS. 214 :S Ez. Eng, Sr 3 5 3 Ep. N Oo aa: 2? :cn W 5 gs m'F 'I I 2 Na. 5 H -.N 3- - 'hi ES' QI! nil FF So 0-1 hl'C :IFF :eu ES- EE.: ag' 'Eg' ni? : 0-3 :F G. 'E 1- : 2 'I NZ 0 9 2 gn. ..a. no P? HU! NN E:E: oo ..... oo LQCQ -.-. technology W fig ? Wf?2i2 i Co-Lin provides ealth related professions leo .Jil v V i 'lr S- XM? 4 f A G- Q-..'::: 3 2. QWK 'M, 'u , A I. WL cs law 4, I ,I W , ' s 4 .Q . V ly 4. .a I V , funky 1 A Teaching in technical education and in personal services are, from left to right, Tom Pee Ill, food services supervision, Edwin L. Smith, drafting and design technology Mrs Faye Hill cosmotology: Charles Langley, electronics technology: Mrs. Robin Register, cosmotologyg Herman Cavan drafting and design technology' and Steve Harris, electronics technology. A?- 'sifvn am -nv lllll Q-5... g 2 filo, Q7 lPersonal Services, Technica education provide various skilled jobs E 1 Q si A-AY. W-. Aw-m ,pina ,AQ lnstructing in vocational trades are, from left to right, Tommy Thompson, heavy equipment mechanics: Ben Ratcliff, automotive mechanics: Jack Amacker, commercial truck driving: Evins Henderson, automotive mechanics: and Johnny Wilson, heavy equipment operator. Not L pictuied is Bobby Leonard, heavy equipment mechanicsf h u N i 4, 1- H..bf--'--f-N-...-...-.Q-Viv- I N z h E l f XII? i I l I I I I I l vu-M4w,,,,,R,s .' -' ? 1 f 1 v I Vocational division teaches tradesr I 1 w 4 K 1 4 I l v Teaching in technical education as child care instructors are, from left to right, Mrs. Barbara Garrett and Mrs. Lucile Horton. 2 ' use f '1,,35 1?X1' Child care supervision provides valuable training for students Staffs makepthe college jell The Physical Plant staff is composed of ll to rl Ms. Lois Jackson, janitorial supervisor: James Elkins, plumber: Hascal Lowery, motor pool supervisor, Oliver Beasley, carpenter supervisor: Lee Taylor, carpenter assistant: and Maurice Patrick, director of the physical plant. Not pictured is Darryl Jordan, air conditioning, refrigeration supervisor. i.. .44 , '59 , .. K, 1 .yy L, .Q A 9062 Other cafeteria staff includes Linda Vickers, Pauline Byther, and Laura Washington. Not pictured are Ron Kelly, director of food services: Phoebe Lowery, Johnnie King, Cynthia Kelly, Mary Alice Hooks, Ira Bowman, Irma Gene Smith, Tracy Smith, Henry Primous, Bobbie Clay, Jack Johnson, Margaret Tyson, and Johnny Washington. On the Natchez campus are Gail McGruden and Jackie Jones. L air V A 1 .,.,,, I -rw, - 'f1--am ,.,2,.. ,, ., I i V W V I 1 r r 1 Among ARA Cafeteria Staff members are ll to rl Gertrude Hamilton, Gerri Smith, Dot Jones, and Ether Rene Moore. J ei. 184 3 w , , 1 1 L A Fur . M be ' 'i lr msn I l ,KI -...it L pllollege llfe where dreams come true ,,f , V' f h Jig? fw '1iii.J, , it E ,W :I V ..' V, 'A , Ji. 13' LW Ter V 1 ww., wi J ' if 2 7f ' ' Q , ,.-' x F f a.-f-- 7, ' . sig H - up 3 . , 1 1 jxfys J,-n K , , K fab?-,,, a I In F ' 1 - 5 'F a' 'Q 1 E 5 2 l ..-:fx 'Y' I 4 ! X . 'R X W ali I T ,fm 4 ,h , ' 1 an f 5 Q 4 I 1 C0-Lin: A place where all dreams begilra I 1 1 1 I P K 1 X I N 5 M i I 6 A S W L I1 5.1 v ' . f V7 9 in 1 -' f- gr' i 4 , i s N . .,.rQ-W n a ,kg ,Q 1 1-M ul' A fi 4 2 Q 4 0'-F ,ffz K a , f nf- dc W ,X a af -0 rand many dreams come true Life is a mixture of dreams Buildin dreams from nothin M , Jw f - , ,x - 1 ef' , WS! M Y f Lf X , . k'v i -1 U 5 I 39 1 Q f 'Ml AA A., I rg 1 5 I ! I 9 3 58 Wzaw-w.f..,, ff . . Q ,fait r ,ie-faq, ww XR X 'Q , 11. ' w,m,.QbL'f5 ig? Q 3 N! -2 an X- .W dx . M, .Q 19-wiv -fww,xQs:51 277 5 ' cti ities brin realit ..,f' Jjli 3' ? Zan Z! 4, M f fy. X' if 'ag ,L Vfw ,, ,. X Z, 2 , 'Vw N547! 1 f f , 5 ,f ff M, Off W X ly 1' f f ff, ,ff Zi J 7 ff ff f , f W f - 'L' , -4 If I If .. , 1 1, H ,f,,f 1, , 7 1-'S , 'Aff , :ff Lv-, V WMF 5252 f' 2 Q Z 2 f Z 4 ? .Q 3 , f 1 K. 31' ... 1 9-49 'T' wa. 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X .. L. , 6, fo I I l I 37 1 ' i5 Activities evelop X .-b5Wi'lf'i'5aRS8- A WJ? 1 41 f wife? K Q? V zil 1 8 wt f E 'iw' Qmf 2 nf 5 M i S, N, W f 3 .wfp ,pw W fe -CQ dreams F 1 V l 1 Q i I! 'w Dreaming . . . of dreams B, yn , 'f rf 9 E Q ,Z 17,5 ! -uunwmm W weswliv Q ff f-'E' 9-8 I imfffi 4 f W uuwsn Floating in a cloud of dreams --.-.....,,...........-.,., . -. ..,,,, ,,,,, ' ,-A , f ww . S , Xa X Qi A--ff x. ,fx ' X ,. 5 I' ..1. , S. I ,gang k F . x .Aix is W' 1.4 x M , . H E x gs if an 'I rl ,g k in Jw? Sweet dreams are made of memories -1' ream along with us W ' ' 'W' ' 'ii FW' N ' 'fi' ,' Q g V! ,H Y'-YS?-'T.l .. ..:',- T ' ' 'Q .g'l'3'5U SQ' ' x Q' gf' AMR A 2 7 X' 1ifi,i.:.,, 7-H-if? 'Z er 'K g 9 R'Zi' f A-fi If -lm...,,, tnt, A WMMW, W.- 0 bi is If ,ws nsuiunn M 'xl' M 'K Q . 'gl Qrbl qqr ' X l -----. , , V , .,Q. . .,1, ., ,, A ,N 331' ,.,? : F' 2 x - 5 0 1 if -A ' A 1 f gg S ii? 'X 'l F '!' i G 4' yy ,z ' if Q 1 1 B IE :r I, 4 ., 1 I as QT -1: ,Q 7 , ' WMM Dreaming today of tomorrow rv - -1. if , X H ,-Q ' 1 'Y Q 9. 5 L r XA m 'Q' Ev., 'fy . 3 i 'il ,A 5 fi Q aj: I' x , A f Am gf! Q Q .ff fig -3 l 4 ' f I N Q ? 5 1 I . B. N .' A, 3,14 w-5-L 4? vgyw' 'ztxi' MY' Y . Qfbqztfzv . ,bww K-.-Av v , A if , 257 Editors dream Autographs ditor's Letter EDITORS' MESSAGE We, the editors, have arrived at the conclusion that this annual, in one year's time, has consumed ten years of our lives. Every minute that we were not in class, and many of those were skipped, we were working on the annual. We set aside Sunday afternoons from one until four to sleep and from four until five to consume a seven day supply of food. Seriously though, the annual has been quite a task, but a very enjoyable one. Our sincere appreciation must go to Burlian O'Neal Walker for his patience and advice. We hope that you have realized dreams this year and that all of your dreams of life come true. Just remember, never quit dreaming .... Dwwmf lerrrfwlip 7 S fi if , if 0293- -6?56f7i0 Executive Editors AUTUGRAPHS .f..1Q11'aM,vf,.v, M. . . , .424 az' A

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