Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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REFLECTS . . . Tradition Friendliness Cooperation

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THE 1961 MIRROR Itawamba Junior College and Itawamba Agricultural High School Fulton, Mississippi

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m the COLLEGE Physical Plant Administration Classes Organizations Features Athletics HIGH SCHOOL Early in September the entire staffs for the 1961 MIRROR were appointed, and the annual rooms be- came beehives of activity. Long hours were spent in writing and rewriting copy, editing pictures, and wast- ing time trying to locate materials. Homework went undone, and classes were missed; but finally with everyone ' s help the MIRROR was completed. The legend of the Indians ' using the waters of the Tombigbee to see their reflections was pieced together to establish the coimection between the MIRROR and Indian names used by the school. Since 1922 the staff has attempted to give a representative reflection of one year ' s activities. The aim of the 1961 edition has been to reflect Ita- wamba Junior College — its tradition, friendliness, and cooperation. Since every student has his own idea of what a yearbook should be, the MIRROR will not satisfy all. Yet, it is hoped that this edition will become a history for posterity and a treasured reflec- tion for each of you. Awards Classes Features Organizations Athletics