Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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Cheer FRONT: Debbie Holcomb. FIRST ROW: Glenga Johnson, Nancy Goodson, Ra- inona Tate, Betty Flo Hayes. SECOND ROW: Jimmie Vance, Martha Ruth Malone. TOP ROW: Byrnece Russell. Martha Ruth Malone, Football Queen, rides in the Homecoming Parade. ! ar-fT ' ' iiwsr-— — » iB wmr r ' , at WT-fmr- a 1958-59 FOOTBALL SQUAD % — - - -— - - Ibw Jf ii ' ljll - ' iiji . . iTf pii„% n»%r,r« ssm ' ' r9 mmr r.-Tmnf ' ' ml , I I— — , W w: ' Wi Names and positions of individual pla ..is are on the following pages. ' mm .

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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

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DON WHITLOCK, HB BOBBY HUNT, E DEAN PEARCE, Mgr. ' . MAX RAY, C