Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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:tUaJ «AtE L£U. ' u Contents F a c u 1 t y and Some teachers afford new cars ! A d m i n i s t r a t i n It was above our heads, but these understood. ' . r g C a 1 n a i z a t s s e s i n s Athletics F e a t u r e s Study sometimes can be fun! Beauty reigns. Hines and Williford— where are vou??

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iiiiiiiiiBiiiiiimmiM From the little acorn planted in Itawamba county in 1921 Agricultural High School grew, and from its branches emerged Itawamba Junior College in 1948. These fourteen years have re- n ill fleeted tremendous progress in all phases of campus life. Now the name Itawamba Junior College is being brought to state- wide attention through its educational progress, its expansion of physical plant, its sports activities, and its seeking student body. It is the task of the MIRROR to keep pace with the annual growth of the college ' s tree of knowledge, recording each new branch as it sprouts and enlarges. Within these pages are recorded the scho- lastic pursuits, activities, organizations — newborn and time hon- ored. Here is a year in the life and growth of Itawamba Junior College. mimmmismiimmmssBsmsm7

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IPMIlirflW K ' fi J jJ ™ My association with you this year has been most pleasant. Your excellent cooperation and outstanding attitude for this session is highly appreciated. Many of your fondest memories are recorded in this edition of the MIRROR. For many years to come, you will be able to sit down and recall many fond ex- periences by simply thumbing through the pages. We shall always be indebted to the 1962 annual staff for work beyond the call of duty in mak- ing this 1962 edition of the MIRROR possible. BpffistiBTsw ' ifflwraHinMisiiMimii™ tMlffiHBIHSmi