Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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s ome Tilings Narar Change . . . Like Classes English, Math, Science — all ingredients of the first schedule at Itawamba during the 1 948 session. The 1988 schedule includes the same basic classes. Some things never change. They just keep getting better. We offer many new courses now and are planning to add many new programs in the future, as always. Our progressive technologies are keeping in step with the fast-paced ' 80s. The educational benefits for our students keep increasing. La- ser electro-optics and robotics blend the basics with the com- puters and gadgets of today ' s world. This gives Itawamba stu- dents a well-rounded curriculum which enhances the number of opportunities available to them. Though we have grown more complex, the basics are still a major part of Itawamba ' s curriculum. Like classes, some things never change. Scott Austin and instructor Sam Roye work on a diesel engine at the Tupelo Campus. Laura Pounders takes advantage of the fresh air and beautiful scenery as she studies outdoors. Students put the computer lab to good use. Opening 1 1

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T 1 v« Students take time out to catch up on the latest as they change classes. Counselor Margaret Gillentine assists ICC students Tammy McMullan and Charlie Teffetel- ler with their class schedules. H ' i ' - ' P ! iw 10 Opening

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s ome Things I ever Change • • • Ivike Dating Love is always in the air. There are couples everywhere you look. The people may change, but there will always be dating, dating and more dating. That never changes. Dating can mean a lot of things for different people. It can mean a serious romantic involvement, a nice growing relationship, or just good friends seeing each other. No matter, the purpose of each relationship is to have a good time. Sometimes dating runs into complications and arguments arise. These prob- lems can stem from wrongdoings by one of the partners or just simply a disagreement or a misunderstanding. But, the problems are usually solved quickly and either the couple endures or they go their separate ways. But each will find someone just as special to them at another time. Even though there are many different degrees of dating, it ' s always there. Like dating, some things never change. Pam West telephones her boyfriend back home. Denise Carter and Fagan lackson have a small love spat . Travis Quinn and Maggie Holliday just enjoy talking to each other during the day. 12 Opening