Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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This Is Where They Start We are led in today ' s world by tomorrow ' s world leaders; Striving toward the sincere hope of peace and prosperity. We are a college filled with realistic dreamers. Looking for that seemingly unattainable goal. We all work togeth er on each task that presents itself. Prompting us to live by the code: I became us . . . and us became we . . . and finally we became one ... and we are ITAWAMBA. Duane Cross Opening 5

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Dreams Do Come True And . . . We all came to this college on the waterway; An institution focused on higher learning. A simple college built on moral principles. But large enough to prepare us for the world. Our college is set among the beauty of nature. Constantly — yet quietly — reminding us of our forefather ' s basics. There is nothing fancy or flashy about our campus. Which represents our understanding for confronting all problems with the eternal hope of a solution. li ■■■ wmm kit; ; it : ' CSKJMrE«mi. - lSK 4 ' i% - S :,.. ' , ' — :--:-■■ -y mni -i ■J ti tm I Pf S BT HIW p|gg2rg2tE!. H|M ■J| . , ■! ■ f- ■ - i v ' MM m rn W f„ r, ,. K msBs i Sj v r. : sm ii- •• L ? €=: i. 3 4 « : S V, .■31s '

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A Flash of Free Time 6 Opening Open dorms provided students with the opportunity to unwind from their stressful study habits. Water-skiing has become a popular outdoor event as this co-ed shows off while slaloming. Stacy Rakestraw takes time out to phone home. Trevanda Vasser looks over the Homecoming ballot before casting her vote as Rusty Knight awaits his turn. Linwood Landroth concentrates on his studies before the big test.