Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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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

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liiMMsmMmsxamMMmmmmmmmimiamiiii D e d 1 c a Mrs. Sam Mayhall and Mr. James Thrash exempli- fy the growth of our school. Mrs. Mayhall has been with the college since its establishment in 1948. Mr. Thrash came to Itawamba Junior Col- lege in 1953. There have been many times when we have needed help and guidance, and during these times we found we could always depend on Mrs. Mayhall and Mr. Thrash. They have always given us wise counsel and the answers to our questions. They have taught us good citizenship, respect, and hon- or. To you, Mrs. Mayhall and Mr. Thrash, we, the 1962 annual staff, dedicate the MIRROR in return for the priceless gifts of knowledge and the in- spiration you have bestowed upon us. We deeply express our gratitude for the guidance and sup- port you both have so unselfishly given us. 1 o n I :s jfm mT ! mi l Mf mm wmmmwm!fmmm Wk