Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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ICC cheerleaders ready the spiril sign as the Indians prepare to enter the field. The Homecoming Court and their escorts in- cluded (from left) Kristy McCool, Jay Blackburn, Laurie Newsom, Norman O ' Connor, Jennifer Hatcher, Mike Dodd, Vicki Lawson, William Earl Roberson, Banita Parmer, Jeff Michael, Kelli Tarter, and Keith Parker, 26 Newsmakers

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ognH 1 ■ P P HHHttl ySi||3 1 I l i H ■ ' „ii f HH . BE-j=rfi HJI Wr fl f Jennifer Hatcher Homecoming Queen Vicki Lawson Black Representative Kristy Mc Cool Fulton Sophomore Representative Laurie Newsom Fulton Freshman Representative Banita Parmer Tupelo Freshman Representative Kelli Tarter Tupelo Sophomore Representative Newsmakers 25

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Ilonieeoiiiiiisg 87 A Red, White A«d Blue Celebi«atioii Students, alumni and honored guests filled the stands to capacity, October 3, to cheer ICC to a homecoming victory over Co-Lin. On-the-field festivities began with the introduction of the Homecoming Queen and her court followed by a spectacular display of balloons which formed the American flag while the band played America the Beautiful . Kick-off for Indian football action was at 7 p.m. Halftime activities included the presentation of the Alumnus of the Year award, band performance, and the announcement of the spirit-sign winners. Rev. Glyn Wiygul of Columbus was honored as Alumnus of the Year. Lee Hall won first place in the spirit sign contest. The Indians brought Homecoming ' 87 to a roaring conclusion with a 23-14 win over the Co-Lin Wolves. Homecoming ' 87 ... a day that will live in our memories for many years to come. Like other homecomings, it was a special day, some things never change. Recipient oi the 1987 Alumnus of the Year award. Rev. Glyn Wiygul accepts with pleasure as his wife, Martha, 1986-87 Alumni President Jeff Cagle, and ICC President Dr. W.O. Benjamin, attentively listen. The ICC Band played an active part in Homecoming ' 87 Newsmakers 27