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

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♦■Vance Holland of Meadville admits f-Wolves quarterback Doug Coleman of that the Learning Center computer is as White Castle, La., tries for a few extra smart or smarter than he is as he works yards as a Jones Bobcat closes in for the on a class assignment. tackle.

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■♦Shelley Smith of Monticello, left, and Amy Her- ring of Brookhaven, alphabetize index cards during a Trillium yearbook lab. For 60 years, Co-Lin has been the place to be for gain- ing lifelong knowledge and friends that will last a lifetime. The 1988-89 Trillium yearbook staff salutes the college for its years of service to the area ' s young people, adults, and se- nior citizens. Through the years students in Wesson and Nat- chez have seen their respective campuses experience many changes. Changes which, in var- ious ways, have made Co-Lin one of the top community col- leges in the state. The Trillium staff says thanks to all who have been TRUE BLUE to Co-Lin and who have worked for the progress of the college. •4 Kevin Britt of Brookhaven, hobbles across campus on crutches. Kevin missed much of fall baseball practice because of his injury. ■♦Right Top, A big crowd showed up for the Meet the Wolves pep rally in August. Right Bottom, Jody Martin of Bogue Chitto, left, and Fritz Games of Brookhaven, relax a few minutes before going to cheerleader practice. fDavid King of Vadalia, La., left, Dyron Morris of Hammond, La., Roger Hunkapillar of Hazle- hurst, and Eddie Stephenson of Meadville, show off that baseball team smile. ■♦Tiffany Hill of Brookhaven waits for some friends outside the Ewing Administration Build- ing.

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True Blue 1988 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDI1 Co-Lin Means . Friendship