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

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A monument was donated and erected by Dave Pace of Brookha- ven Monument Company in memo- ry of the Copiah-Lincoln Junior College students who gave their lives defending our country. Mary Clark of Bogue Chitto and Janie West of Brookhaven, Co-Lin art students of Tom Ross, were the designers of the monument. Dr. Billy Thames, Co-Lin presi- dent, welcomed a group on Memo- rial Day, May 26, to the dedication ceremonies for the monument. The colors were presented by Al- ton Ricks, dean of students at Co- Lin, and a group of Boy Scouts. The Rev. Eugene Horton, pastor of Decell Memorial United Meth- odist Church in Wesson, brought the invocation, and Greg Long, di- rector of choir activities at Co- Lin, sang the national anthem. In- troductions of special guests were made by Dr. Howell Garner, dean of instruction at Co-Lin. The president of the Copiah- Lincoln Foundation Inc., Lester Furr, paid tribute to those being memorialized followed by Burlian Walker who read the names of 54 Copiah-Lincoln students who were killed or missing in action during World War II, the Korean Conflict, and the Vietnam Operation. The director of the Baptist Stu- dent Union at Co-Lin, Rev. Roy Smith, gave the benediction, and chairperson of the fine arts divi- sion and band director, Stanley W. Stewart, played taps. A reception in the Memorial Building followed the dedication. N., , 1 P Q ,. S if rf W K ' ' .. S' ' 'ggi F QQ, X ig 2 'im Wigs Q3 'F' K: t -.ILL . N -M -sir lx. K, 'fqnnunvulln 1 I 4