Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

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Homecoming 8:00 10:00 5:00 8:00 3:00 6:45 7:30 7 President s Homecoming Message It is a pleasure to welcome the friends of Coahoma junior College to the 1978 homecoming events. Your presence and your support tend to strengthen our commitment to serve the needs of the many students, young and old, who have enrolled here at the college that cares. New facilities, new programs, and a strengthened, dedicated faculty have enabled us to better carry out our commitment to service. We believe that an informed, educated citizenry is a productive citizenry. Our commitment is that of increasing the productivity of the human resources of our community. We especially welcome our gradu- ates and former students who have come home to cheer the tenacious Tigers. It's HOMECOMING: Let's W 71 Coahoma 4 L f 1 'Q' l 1 l james E. Miller, President Activity Schedule Thursday, October 12 P.M. Coronation of Miss CJC Marion Reid Cymnasium Coronation Ball Qimmediately following the Coronationj Friday, October 13 A.M. Homecoming Displays Campus Square P.M. Pep Rally - Bonfire Weiner Roast P.M. Agricultural High School Homecoming Game Aggie vs. Gentry Saturday, October 14 A.M. Booster Club Breakfast Aaron Henry Center P.M. National Alumni Meeting - Whiteside Lecture Room P.M. Pre-Game Show Qfea- turing bandsl Tiger Stadium P.M. Homecoming Game Tiger Stadium Coahoma vs. East Mississippi Half-time Show Fireworks Displays Parade of Beauties Balloon Displays Crowning of Miss Homecoming Disco Record Hop Marion Reid Gymnasium limmediately following the gamej make it great in '78, unior College no 0 V 4 O I nr A Lv ii ta.: . 197 8 Homecoming Week Information THEME Love Will Keep Us Together Miss Homecoming 1978 First Altemate , A Miss Abby is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Sam Abby of Clarksdale, Mississippi, She was horn under the sign of Sagittarius Christine is a sophomore majoring in Social Science, She is a member of the Black Literary Society. English Club, treasurer of the Social Science Club, feature editor of the Coahoma Tribune lthe school's newspaperj, typist for the Coahoman, fthe srhooI's year bookl. and president of the Dramatics Club. The 5 feet 7 inch coed's hobbies include dan- cing, listening to music, and socializing. 2 'Ease MISS CHRISTINE ABBY Nliss Bailey is the daughter of Nlr and Kits Rilev L Bailey of Clarksdale. Mississippi She was born under the sign of Libra jmce in a freshman coed at Coahoma junior College She is a Social Sciente major whose hobbies are sewing dancing, and sports joxce's ambition is to become a social worker because she likes working with people . li , ' H ' 4 A MISS JOYCE BAILEY Second Altemate Nliss Hall is the tlatigliter uf Nlr and Nlrs NN :fl Hall Ylr nf Cunnisnn Nlissisvppx She was horn I under the sign of Sagrittarius glmte is .1 wi'-' ' more inarinriiig in Phxsiual Fducatinn Her am' I tions in life are to he J reliable serxant of thc P finish her education and to marrx at an n' i aft 1 - 'Sf is MISS JOYCE ANN HALL

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