Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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i. n g Activities Following the Parade, the Homecoming Royalty posed for a group picture, with Queen Faye Daniel in the center. Her attend- ants are, from left to right, front row; Mary Jean Kelly and Betty Dugard. Back row, left to right: Martha Ruth Malone, Opal McCarley, Martha Sheffield, Jane Summerford, and Sarah Rushing. Not shown: Carolyn Grissom. Leading the Parade The IJC-IAHS band and Indianettes led the Homecoming Parade of Royalty and other dignitaries uptown in Fulton and back to the Campus, preceding the Homecoming Game with Perkinston, and the Alumni Banquet. immm mmmmm[ ms-? : i:i .i

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Homecoming The theme of IJC-IAHS Homecoming, THE GROWTH OF A SCHOOL, was quite well illustrated with this giant poster and a living representative of each decade of growth. The graduates are, reading from left to right: Delmus Hardin, Editor; W. B. Davis, IJC In- structor; Ray Nanney, Financial Sec- retary to the college; Argie Wilson, In- structor at IJC; Glenda Crosswhite, a graduate of ' 58, now at Florence State Teachers ' College. Alumni Banquet At the Alumni Banquet honoring graduates of 1927, the guest speaker was Senator George Owen. On his left is Mr. Grady Franks, president of the Bank of Saltillo. On his right are Argie Wilson, newly elected Alumni President, and Mr. Fred Nabors, Mortician at Smithville. .MtHjywyjjKiiyfw ywftfwi ;

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imtti Fall Activities r t «sfte» The first Fall issue of the Chi ej tain comes off press. The Hoola Hoop craze hit IJC Campus early in Septem- ber — proof, Martha Ruth Malone, Linda Beddingfield, Joyce Middlebrooks. The first Fall election on the IJC campus was held by the Student Council to select a Homecoming Queen and her attendants. The three candidates for Queen — Sue Farmer, Faye Daniel, and Jewel Williams — are standing in the foreground as Carolyn Whitworth casts her vote. In the background are Paul Mitchell, Richard Por- ter, Martha Grey, Kenny Earl Gray. Holding the election are, sitting: Cecil Nabors, and standing: Joe Maxcy. J. W. Walker is providing the voters with pencils. RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK was held at lAHS- IJC November 10-14. The speaker was The Reverend EIHs Finger, president of Millsaps College, Jackson, Mississippi. The lAHS-IJC choir pro- vided music at the morning service, under the direction of Band Director, Cecil Trantham. The music for the night services was pro- vided by the various re- ligious groups on the cam- pus. iMtampMiw