Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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MaMBffliiWBaiaiaMaiHiiMiiaii Mrs. M. T. Seitz, hostess, and Mr. Wayne Wood, dean of men, discuss dormitory problems with Sarah, Jayne, Steve, and Ernie. Mr. Ray Nanney, Financial Secretary, supervises the work of his secretaries, Mrs. Billy Coleman and Mrs. Charles Stone, and his student assistants, Dorothy Daniel and Kathryn Robertson. Dean James Thrash assists his student secretary, Edna Sue Goode, in the absence of his other secretary, Carolyn Cobb. President J. S. Crubaugh dictates to his secretary, Miss Carolyn Franks. Mr. R. L. Woods, Registrar and Guidance Director, advises his student assistants, Betty Bryant, Virginia Ferguson, and Mary g Evelyn Curry.

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I i We on the yearbook staff hope that the 1962 MIRROR will help you relive your junior college days. We have attempted to reflect the growth of Itawamba Junior Col- lege, as well as the best and most outstand- ing memories of the 1961-62 school year. We would like to express our appreciation to our advisor for her capable assistance and to each faculty member and each stu- dent for their cooperation. We hope that we have succeeded in our en- deavor to present a good annual to you. With the sincere wish that each of you will find among these pages something you will remember for a long time, we present to you the 1962 MIRROR. ICLn C ' -di-yuJ Nan Collins Editor

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Administration and Staff Mrs. Lou Sheffield, school dietitian, plans the school meals with the aid of her staff. At regular monthly meetings the Board of Trustees discuss school policies. Mrs. Price Senter, Mrs. Morris Tucker, Mr. C. H. Green, and Mr. E. E. Hall provide re- freshments in the recreation center. High School Principal Weatherford and his secretary, Mrs. Christine Pate, make sure the announcement sheet is complete. Mr. T. L. Burch handles the book needs of Betty and Diane.