Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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At Home at IJC Mrs. B. E. Coley, Mrs. Peggy Stone, Mr. Rex Pulley enjoy lunch and a chat session in the Cafeteria. Joyce Harrell, Carl David Weaver, and Lorice Humphres wait in line at the Bookstore to be served by Mr. T. L. Burch, Bookstore manager. rS ■H Lee Hall is the residence of the young men students at IJC. At left: Harold Williams and James Wood, physical education, and majors, respectively, demonstrate serious college freshman will study hours. Monroe Hall is the residence of the yoimg women students at IJC. Sandra York and Scarlett Windham from Ecru, Mississippi, demonstrate the way not to spend study hours at IJC. Both are very good students, a fact that proves that Freshmen can have their fun and make good grades too.

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In the spring of ' 59 Governor J. P. Coleman gave the graduation address at the IJC-IAHS gradua- tion ceremony. He and President Philip A. Shef- field are shown on the rostrum following the ceremony. Above: U.S. Senator John Stennis visits the campus for a day v ith State Senator Herman Camp, President Shef- field, Roy Dial, Manager Blue Bell, A. J. Mattox, President College Board, Murray Adams, District Manager, Blue Bell, Richard McGlohn, Man- ager, Itawamba Shoe Manufacturing Company. ' Above: M. Cecil Trantham directs the choir at one of the morning services during Religious Emphasis Week. McKay, at the University of Mis- sissippi, conducted the services. Below: President Sheffield, in be- half of the Faculty, presents a silver bowl to Mrs. G. E. Sheffield and a watch to Miss Edna Hicks, both of whom retired at the end of the 1959 school term.

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Homecoming at IJC-IAHS During the Day David Heflin and the well-known Indianettes lead the Homecoming Parade of the Band in downtown Fulton, prior to luncheon and an afternoon football game. REGISTRATION OF ALUMNI IJC-IAHS alumni are greeted by two mem- bers of the Welcoming Committee, Mr. Argie Wilson and Mr. A. V. Weatherford, at the Alumni Registration Center. Night Homecoming Activities The IJC-IAHS Alumni meet in the Cafeteria at seven o ' clock for their banquet; Mr. John Burch, Sales Executive for Pontiac in Mem- phis, and a former graduate of lAHS was the speaker at the banquet. The Homecoming Dance was held in the Gymnasium. The two couples in the fore- ground are freshman Winford Adams and sophomore Brenda Mills, graduate Billy Stephens, sophomore Patricia Seitz.