Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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Itawamha Junior College Band and Indianettes BAND OFFICERS President Connie Maxcy Vice-President Pat Sprayberry Manager James Roy Ritter Secretary Nahtoma Sanderson Reporter Ruby Dell Harden Director ...- Cecil Trantham INDIANETTES FIRST ROW: Ruth Duvall, Rosanne Burleson. SECOND ROW: Peggy Baxter, Shirley Oswalt, Sandy Senter, Sarah South. THIRD ROW: Linda Walton, Mollye Haynes, Susan Bro-wn, Helen Barnard, Patricia Blaylock, Patricia Weaver. Director — Mrs. Mary Alice McCallister r Hi

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Itawamba Junior College Music Department Hal Moore, Accompanist for all voice students and choral groups The Music Department at Itawamba Junior Col- lege is under the direction of Mr. Jimmy Deones and Mr. Cecil Trantham (see faculty division). They offer courses in theory, harmony, history and appreciation of music; courses in voice, piano, band — both group and individual instruction; di- recting of choral groups and of band groups. Mrs. Mary Alice McCallister as choreographer directs the Indianettes, who perform with the band. Itawamba Junior College Chorus FRONT ROW: Hal Moore, Stella Barnes, Sarah Turner, Burma Ruff, Linda Martin, Ann Shumpert, Annette Shumake, Martha Malone, Gwin Tutor, Ruth Devall, Sheila Sheffield, Peggy Coker, Brenda Tigrett. SECOND ROW: James Wood, Jane Murray, Dale Staten, Gail Whitehead, Linda Hood, Sue Brown, Delores Huling, Lynn ' Leathers, Opal McCarley, Kathryn Park, Ruth Nichols, Mark Tabler. THIRD ROW: Berry Grier, A. M. Norwood, Bobby Hunt, Mack Riley, Glen Click, Roger Griffin, Lindon Boren, Charles Evans, Billy Lawler, Jerry Wilbum, Hubert Crane. FOURTH ROW: Ernwst Bigham, Donald Coker, Donald Lackey, David Dufour, James Richards, James Turner, Lynn Rickman, William Smith, Charles Davis, B. J. Fields, John Rsapberry.

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Itawamba Junior College Hall of Fame ! I These four Itawamba Junior College Sophomores were selected to the 1960 Hall of Fame: Jamie Tate, Tremont, Mississippi; David Hefflin, Baldwin, Mississippi; Martha Ruth Malone, Guntown, Mississippi; and Bobby Moore, Fulton, Mississippi. These students were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, participation in campus activities, and their general attitude toward their work, toward other students, and toward the college staff.