Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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KiL ' ' SS ff ' IJC MIRROR STAFF Editor-in-Chief BARBARA DOBBS Associate Editor TOM DULANEY Assistant Editor JIMMY BROWN Business Staff: Dorothy Welch, Dudley Davis; Sophomore Staff: Jean Golding, Shirlee Weatherbee; Freshman Staff: Bobby Ashmore. Glenda Crosswhite. Margie McGregor: Features Staff: Mar n Nell Wages, Rhee Pulley; Sports Staff: Bobby Craig, Norris Gardner. Louis Harrington : Activities Staff: Minnie Jo Hill, Joel Lane Hale, Brenda Hill; Organizations Staff: Nannie McQuarry, Frances Owen, Betty Baker; Music Staff: George McGregor. Hilda Holcomb: Spiritual Life Staff: William Pennington, Paul Roaten, Nancy Martin; Photographers: Hugh Baker, Mr. Delmas Harden, Mr. Terry Wood; Artists: Jeanette Scruggs. Tom Dulaney, Bobby Pope. Trenton Summers. Advisor MISS PAULINE HOLLADAY BARBARA DOBBS, EditminChivl PAULINE HOLLADAV, Advisor 28

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Together we pull, Divided we plop . . . Don ' t stop .. . pulling! Volume 9 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1956 NUMBER 3 Homecoming Cel© bration Saturday Religious Emphasis Week Next Week IJC students can start look- committee, is to try to en- ig forward to Religious Em- lasis Week. This year ' s an- ual event will be held Oc- )ber 29-November 2. Dr. W. . Newman will be the speak- ' throughout the week ' s ser- ces. The theme of Dr. New- rich the spiritual life of stu- dents on the campus. I feel that R. E. W. has beea a good influence on stu- dents, he added. .All evening services are at 7:30 and others are as follows: Mondav. 8:56-9:47: Itawamba Junior College will go out in quest of its first victory of the season tomorrow night as the Northwest Rang- ers provide the competition. This is the second meeting of the two schools this year since the first game figured in the conference standings and this one is an exhibition. Music Teacher Has Compositions Used With a week off I tawaihba is at almost capacity streng- th although some of the play- ers are still hopping. In the other game between th ' i vest edged IJC uple thousand :;al fans expect - ;hing Itawamba derdog in this gh the game i fought all th3 Lgomery will be ecoming queen e starting line- kie Prather and »Iitchell at the ' endergest ana t the tackles; Thomas Young n at the guards ster at the cen- ick will be Jim- anked by James and Ken Gunter ice, co-captain, ill probably be ey Miller ran rough extensive veek in prepar- game although ing players and ler didn ' t make teams that were jveral new boys in the past two IJC STAFF Starting on left: Bobby Pope, Art Editor; William Miles, Editor-in-Chief; Mrs. Leatrice Timmons, Advisor; Jane Riley, Assistant Editor; Betty Stringfellow, Society Editor; Betty Clayton, Martha Perkins, Ted Nunley; Jim Turner, Business Manager; Joe Nell Sheffield, Bobby Gilmer, Shirley Weatherbee. Practice Is Underway Here The hardwood fans look to the Itawamba Junior College Gym where Kindle (Bud) Da- vis, head basketball coach, has 15 boys out for practice preparing for the Mississippi Junior College Conference ' s tough schedule. Coach Davis is beginning his second year here and has two of the boys fro 27las1 year ' s team and a t: iei (Continued on back page) j

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lAHS MIRROR STAFF J ttelL MRS. J. E. STONE Advisor MR. OTHAR CRAWFORD Advisor ARDEN COOLEY, Editor-in-Chief MIRROR STAFF — Sitting, left to right: Johnnie Senter, Nannette Holcomb, Polly Strickland. Standing: Othar Crawford, Mrs. J. E. Stone, Phil Sheffield, Harrold Holloway, Arden Cooley, Scotty Broom, Harold Fikes. tt « •■ ' T ■ - ri • r: » R I t fl ft 29