Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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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.

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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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At Work at IJC A group of Serious Sophomores meet a class in office machines. Dale Staten in the fore- ground looks as if she might be a little more serious than the others. Mr. G. W. Smith directs the course — Office Machine. Barbara Akers is only one of the many stu- dents who help out in the various depart- ments of the junior college. Barbara works in the Business Office. Mechanical Drawing is in great demand by engineering students and by others. Here are a number of college freshmen putting in hours to complete assignments. These fresh- men are Jimmy Loden, Jerry Moore, Harold Wilburn, and Tommy Fred Davis. Above: a class in physical education — on this day volleyball was the sport the boys were enjoying. Physical education for boys is directed by Coach Dudley MiUer. At right: a girls ' physical education class: their task this period was to get the ball through the basket, of course, against opposition. Coach Kindle Davis directs physical education for girls at IJC.