Jones County Junior College - Lair Yearbook (Ellisville, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1978 volume:

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Q ' 4. v V X v if in Then give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you Madeline Bridges fmi 1 . 1!'llF': Q 2!5??2w 54 7,5 ,wif I 5 4 '54 2? U D E N STUDENTS T T S -Aiff The Best SOPHOMCRES l' Z if I wx. 'I I I v - 0 I -'pf ,J x W K 4 my-ul? Rita Adcox, Morton James Ainsworth, Taylorsville Almeda Anderson, Laurel Janice Amerson, Laurel Lisa Anderson, Rainey Joanne Atkins, Laurel lVlike Bain, Laurel Bernice Balch, Laurel Geraldine Ball, McLain Keith Ballard, Raleigh Arthur L. Barnett, Heidelburg David Burnett, Waynesboro Nlarie Barnes, Hebron Michael Barnes, Laurel Vicky Barnes, Laurel Diane Basset, Louin Steve Bateman, Laurel William Bates, Laurel Reba Bean, Laurel Ricky Beard, Ellisville Janice Beech, Ellisville Donna Belding, Hiedelburg Charlie Bender, Laurel Judie Benton, Buckatunna Betty Bergin, Laurel Debra Bigbie, Laurel Tim Biglane, Laurel Ginger Bishop, Waynesboro Royce Black, Ellisville Billy Blakely, Wayne County Edward Bolton, Beaumont Jessica Bolton, McLain Jim Boon, Laurel Dale Bowen, Waynesboro Ronald P. Boyd, Laurel Fred Britton, Waynesboro Debbie Bigbie Rita Brewer, Clara Devors Brown, Bay Springs Mike Brown, Millary, Ala. Tracy Brown, Ouitman Danny Burch, Mize Kenneth Burkett, Collins Luther Burks, Ellisville Kathy Burnett, Waynesboro Ronnie Burk, Ouitman Sonya Busby, Laurel Rachel Bush, Stringer Brenda Bustin, Laurel Melissa Bynum, Laurel Foster Campbell Jr., Laurel Diana Carter, Waynesboro Terry Caves, Laurel Stephen D. Chain, Mize Denise Chambers, Leaksville Danny Chancellor, Collins Rodney Chancellor, Laurel Mickey Cheeks, Ellisville Dreamer Chinn, Laurel Kenny Chisolm, Sandersville Dianne Clark, Laurel Gary Mark Clark, Laurel Kathy Clark, Ellisville Patricia Clark, Clara Keith Clay, Waynesboro Ronnie Clayton, Heidelberg Debbie Coker, State Line Gary Collins, Collins Terra Cook, Laurel Kerri Cook, Bay Springs Lesia Cook, Waynesboro Rita Crolwele, Ovett Greg Crumbley, Enterprise Michael Crumbly, Laurel Cindy Crumpton, Raleigh Dudley Dabbs, Ouitman Annie Darby, Laurel Gail Davis, Rose Hill Michael Davis, Laurel Greg Deakle, Beaumont Connie Dearman, Laurel Scott Dearman, Leaksville Buster Dennis, Laurel Candy Derrick, Raleigh Diane Dew, Ouitman Danny Dickerson, Raleigh Joe Donald, Laurel Steve Downings, Ouitman Oscar Dukes, Raleigh William Dukes, Picuta Faye Dunn, Waynesboro Kay Dunn, Waynesboro David Dykes, Richton Dewayne Edwards, Richton Donnie Edwards, Richton Rusty Edwards, Big Creek Mary English, Taylorsville Paul Evans, Shubuta Pamela Ezell, Ovett Terry Fairley, Beaumont Miles Farragut, Sanderville Deborah Farror, Clara Roselyn Ferguson, Laurel Garth Fisher, Laurel Richard Fite, Laurel Debbie Flanigan, Laurel Ken Flynt, Enterprise Mike Ford, Taylorsville Terry D. Ford, Laurel ws, as Archie Foster, Laurel Darlene Fowler, Paulding Sherry Fries, Montrose Charlie Gambrell, Taylorsville Frank Gandy, Waynesboro Patrica Garrett, Ellisville Rebecca Gatlin, Laurel Rex Gilbert, Taylorsville Grover Gilmore, Heidelberg Jesse Gordon, Laurel Diane Graham, Ovett Randy Graham, Waynesboro Freddy Grant, Raleigh Cynthia Graves, Ellisville Frank Grayson, Hattiesburg Karen Gregory, Laurel Robby Guthrie, Laurel Carol Hall, lVlt. Olive Scott Haigler, Shelton Priscilla Hampton, Laurel Patty Harris, Hattiesburg Larry Harrison, Heidelberg lVlachorn Hartfield, Beaumon Licia Hattaway, New Iberto Kim Hawkins, Laurel Annie Marie Heathcock, Waynesboro David Hegwood, Raleigh Debbie Henderson, Clara Teresa Hendrixs, FruitDale Kerney Henry, Heidelburg Gary Herring, Laurel Gary Hetlon, Seminary Carol Hilburn, Big Creek Becky Hill, Laurel Nancy Hill, Ellisville Robert Hill, Laurel Tammy Hill, Laurel Teresa Hill, Laurel Sammie L. Hinton, Richton Glenda Hodges, Leaksville Clifton Holifield, Laurel Karen Holitield, Laurel Linda Holifield, Waynesboro Angie Holliman, Ovett Marilyn Holliman, Ellisville Dora Holloway, Sandersville Michael Holmes, New Augusta Rene Holston, Waynesboro Jeffery Hopkin, Laurel Ricky Hopstien, Nlt. Olive Betty Horne, Vossburg Shelton Houston, Raleigh Susan Howell, Laurel Wanda Huddleston, Ovett Karen Hinton, Laurel Brenda Hughes, Seminary Kent Hunt, Starkville Greg Hutto, Laurel George Jackson, Laurel Nlack James, Leaksville Ronnie Jarvis, Laurel Greg Jetcoats, Soso Jerry Jenkins, Leaksville Sally Jimison, Laurel Emily Johns, Nlize Kathy Johnson, Laurel Lonnie Johnson, Laurel Paula Johnson, Laurel Karen Johnston, Stringer Georgia Jones, Louin Janice Jones, Laurel Larry Jones, Heidleburg Steve Jones, Waynesboro Cindy Jordan, Beaumont Samual Jordan, Laurel Terry Jordan, Pachuta Ronald C. Kelly, Seminary William Kelly, Waynesboro Donnie Kemp, Ouitman Ronnie Kemp, Quitman Sandy Kennedy, Laurel John Kircher, Alabama Connie Knight, Collins Mary Knight, Taylorsville Ramona Knight, Ellisville Thomas Lambeth, Leaksville John Laseter, Ellisville Beatrice Laurant, Laurel David Leavitt, Bay Springs Richard Leggett, Sandersville Joe Lindsey, Heidelberg Dale Lightsey, Ouitman Linda Lightsey, Laurel Tommy Lockheart, Laurel Lillie Lofton, Clara Wanda Logan, Soso Annette Loggins, Laurel Linda Looney, Heidelberg Brian Lott, Laurel Robert Lott, Mize Frances Lowry, Ellisville Craig Ludlow, Laurel Jack Lucas, Hattiesburg Jenny Lyon, Laurel Neil Lyon, Laurel Brenda Magee, Mt. Olive John Manning, Laurel Randy Martin, Ellisville Lee Martineau, Ellisville Debbie Mason, Clara Keith Maulds, Rose Hill Brenda Mayfield, Waynesboro Jamie McAlpin, Laurel Ronald McAlpin, Mize Virginia McCardIe, Runnelstown Johnny McCarty, Stringer Mary McCyllum, Mt. Olive Tony McCullum, Vossburg Rhonda McForland, Bay Springs Johnny McGill, Laurel S. C. Mclnnis, Mt. Olive Cathy Mclntosh, Mt. Olive Emmanuel McKinns, Laurel Wayne McLain, Laurel Jamie McMillan, Waynesboro Raul McNair, Mt. Olive Phyllis McNeal, Ellisville Bucky McNeil, Bay Springs Linda McNeil, Louin Roy Ann McSwain, Richton James Meadows, Sand Hill Mile Meadows, Sand Hill John W. Meredith, Taylorsville Edna Merrill, Laurel Belinda Miller, Laurel Billy Ray Miller, Richton Jerry L. Miller, Mt. Olive Kent Miller, Laurel Sharon Miller, Mize Debbie Mills, Clara Donna Mills, Clara Rhonda Mills, Clara Russell Milner, Laurel Martha Modisette, Collins Johnny Moody, Laurel Karen Moody, Bay Springs Katheren Moody, Ouitman Sharon Moody, Laurel Pedro Moreno, Leaksville Jenice Moss, Laurel Lauren Nester, Soso Cynthia Nixon, Heidelburg Linda Norris, Taylorsville Betty Norris, Taylorsville George Norwood, lVlt. Olive Tracy Pace, Laurel Robert Page, Laurel Herman H. Pague, Ovett Reggie Palmer, Waynesboro Anthony Pappen, Laurel Cathy Parker, Sandersville Gwendolyn Parker, Ellisville Donald Patton, Waynesboro Cassandra Payton, Bay Springs David Pickering, Laurel Roger Pittman, lVlt. Olive Brenda Pitts, Laurel Mary Pitts, Waynesboro Carolyn Pollet, Laurel Orlando Posey, Prentiss Dwain Powe, Waynesboro Connie Powell, Taylorsville Pam Powell, Laurel Tony Price, Leaksville Don Pulliam, Ellisville Howard Purvis, Nlorton Pete Rady, Hattiesburg Rodgers Rahaim, Pachutta Rebecca Ratclitt, Laurel Darlene Read, Bay Springs Dan Ready, Richton Ann Roberts, lVlcLain Ope Roberts, Laurel Rusty Roberts, Laurel Scharbra Roberts, lVlcLain John Robertson, Bay Springs Paul D. Robbins, Ellisville Dean Robinson, Sandersville Randy Robinson, Laurel Sherry Robinson, Nloselle Vivian Rowzre, Laurel Kirk Royals, Laurel Gail Rushton, Laurel Janice Rushton, Laurel Neil Russel, Laurel Lynn Sartin, lVlt. Olive Aaron Sasser, Collins Nancy Saul, Laurel Duayne Schlette, Heidelberg Jonathon Sellers, Clara Barbara Sharpe, Laurel Gilbert Shaw, Pascagoula Kevin Shearer, Big Creek Mitchell Shelby, Laurel Vernsia Shelby, Laurel Denise Shoemake, Laurel Howard Shores, Seminary Caren Sibley, Laurel Patrick Sims, Bay Springs Daniel Sit, Ellisville Christine Smith, Leaksville Cynthia Smith, State Line Dee Dee Smith, Ellisville Kenny Smith, lVlt. Olive Neil Smith, Clara Pearlie Smith, Leaksville Sharon Smith, Laurel Terry Smith, Laurel Wanda Smith, Ellisville Denise Stanley, Waynesboro Carolyn Snow, Laurel Joe Spence, Ellisville Betty Steel, Beaumont Elizabeth Stevens, Runnelstow Carl Stewart, Laurel Harper Stone, Laurel Susan Stringer, Laurel Dan Stuckey, Mt. Olive Lee Sullivan, Nlt. Olive Maureen Sumlin, McLain Kim Sumrall, Ovett Candy Tanner, Laurel Mitch Taylor, Sand Hill Billy Themes, Seminary Phillip Temple, Laurel Janice Thigpen, Laurel Mark Thomas, Beaumont Bonny Thompson, Ellisville Virginia Thomas, Heidelburg Brenda Tisdale, Ellisville Mark Townley, Laurel Rupert Tullos, Raleigh Steve Turner, Waynesboro Steven Tyler, Taylorsville Lisa Tyrone, Laurel Donna Walker, Waynesboro Venita Walker, Waynesboro Craig Watkins, Pearl Ted Wallace, Mize Barbara Walter, Ovette Chuck Walters, Bay Springs Marcia Walters, Ellisville Velma Webb, Taylorsville Michael Watkins, Laurel La Wanda Wells, Laurel Sarah Wells, Laurel Anthony Welsh, Laurel Mark West, Laurel Sharon West, Waynesboro Wanda Westmoreland, Ellisville Bobby Wheeler, Collins Sandy White, Mize Tom White, Raleigh John M. Williams, Hazelhurst Juanita Williams, Ellisville Kevin Williams, Laurel Michael Williams, Hattiesburg Pamela Williams, Laurel Randy Williams, Mt. Olive Suzan Williams, Stringer Debbie Williamson, Collins David E. Valentine, Laurel George Vaughn, Mt. Olive Bobby Jean Vorne, Vossburg Joey Yelverton, Taylorsville Deborah Zamora, Ovett Ronnie Zimwalt, Laurel Sophomore Class Cfficers Standing Patricia Clark Secretary Karen Johnston Rhonda Mills Sophomore Representatives Seated Scott Dearman - President, Terry Caves - Vice'President FRESHMEN NOR? FLAG 51 10 -3 f 21? M 55+ - W, -4 'am ' .Ak 'E W ' 1 gi Q A 1' V, 4 gn 1Egi, ,Yg'sf1' Vanessa Abercromvie, Seminary Charles Adams, Laurel Debbie Adams, Bay Springs Veronica Adams, Ellisville Angela Agee, Taylorsville Vanessa Agee, Bay Springs Shelia Ainsworth, Taylorsville Norman Alexander, Lake Charles Joyce Allen, Ovett, LPN Bobbie Alridge, Laurel Curtis Alston, Ouitman David Anderson, Hattiesburg Jennifer Anderson,- Ellisville Cynthia Arrington, Laurel Louise Atkins, Laurel Venita Atwood, Taylorsville Lia Aultman, Ellisville Candis Aycock, Rose Hill Mike Bailey, Raleigh Donna Barkley, Stateline Cindy Barnes, Laurel Darlene Barnes, Laurel Mary Barnes, Collins Janet Boldwin, Richton Brnita Ball, Laurel Amy Ballard, Stonewall Jamie Bankston, Laurel Tommy Bankston, Bay Springs Donna Basset, Laurel Jeanette Barnett, Vossburg Charles Barnett, Waynesboro Leroy Beal, Mobile, Ala. Pam Beech, Ovett Gwen Beesley, Hattiesburg, LPN Jim Belding, Heidlebreg Beckman Bell, Laurel Angela Benoit, Ellisville Marsha Benoit, Ellisville Robert Benoit, Ellisville Marcell Benson, Ellisville Sheila Berland, Beaumont Deborah Bester, Summerland Gina Beveny, Hattiesburg Pam Biglane, Laurel Mike Bilbo, Ellisville Joyce Bishop, Waynesboro Karen Bishop, Raleigh Karen Bishop, Bay Springs Dena Bisnette, Laurel Oscar Blakely, Buckatunna Gay Blakeney, Taylorsville Bud Blackledge, Beat Four David Blackledge, Laurel Teresa Blackwell, Laurel Patsy Blue, Laurel Teresa Boleware, Ovett Emily Boliver, Laurel Jessica Bolton, Laurel Marcia Bonner, Waynesboro Don Boney, Laurel Kay Boone, Quitman Ricki Boone, Halt Issac Boose, Runnelstown Carolyn Booth, Collins Donna Boutwell, Ellisville Micheal Bounds, Raleigh Marin Bourne, Laurel Brenda Boyd, Bay Springs Jean Braberfield, Collins Alan Bradley, Leaksville Barbara Breland, Laurel Brian Breland, McLain Robin Breland, Richton Greg Brinson, Prentiss Aubert Brewer, Sandhill Garlaina Brewer, Sandhill Grace Brewer, Clara Sherry Bridges, Heidelberg William Brit, Laurel Creight Britton, Waynesboro Evelyn Britton, Waynesboro Denise Broadway, Laurel Annette Brown, Laurel Ira Brow, Leaksville Herbert Brown, Hattiesburg Angie Brownlee, Heidelburg Sandra Brunson, Richton Martha Bryant, Raleigh Susan Bryant, Seminary David Buckalew, Petal Becky Bullock, Seminary Tommy Bullock, Seminary Robert Bumpus, Stateline, LPN Donna Burnett, Waynesboro Lynn Burnett, Waynesboro Rodney Burns, Clara Bill Burt, Mobile, Ala. Angie Bush, McLain Vicky Bush, Ellisville Robert Butler, Stringer Walter Byrd, Laurel Catherine Cambell, Laurel Danny Caraway, Laurel Linda Carlisle, Clara Billy Carter, Laurel Overa Carter, Brooklyn Mark Cassel, Taylorsville Brigitte Caves, Clara Marvin Chambers, Waynesboro Joey Chancellor, Quitman Timmy Chancellor, Enterprise Thomas Chapman, Laurel Mike Cheek, Laurel H. B. Chislom, Beaumont John Clanton, Waynesboro Carla Clark, Ellisville Richard Clark, Laurel Synithia Clark, State Line Joann Clayton, Laurel Eugene Coaker, State Line Kim Cochran, Waynesboro Sheryl Cochran, McLain Jeffrey Cognevich, Laurel David Cole, Collins Tena Cole, Waynesboro, LPN Louise Coleman, Laurel Ron Coley, San Antonio, TX Amanda Collins, Collins Chris Collins, Bay Springs Alvin Cook, Waynesboro Erma Cook, Bay Springs Sherry Cook, Waynesboro Babe Cooley, Beat Four Debra Cooley, Clara Glennis Cooley, Laurel Gwendolyn Cooley, Heidelberg Karen Cooley, Ellisville O. B. Cooley, Hattiesburg Paulett Cooley, Waynesboro, LPN Romona Cooley, Ovett Sylvester Cooley, Laurel Tony Cooley, Clara David Copeland, Hattiesburg Lin Cooper, Petal Tammie Cooper, Waynesboro Cindy Corly, Collins Pam Corroll, Petal Frances Cothran, Seminary Peggy Cothran, Seminary Ronny Coulter, Forest Jay Cox, Ellisville Debbie Craft, Raleigh Teresa Crane, Sandhill Bill Cranford, Seminary Shirley Craven, Soso, LPN Teresa Craven, Laurel Ernest Crell, Laurel Jimmy Crosby, Ellisville Carolyn Crumbly, Laurel Tim Culliver, Raleigh Ann Damlovji, Laurel Gwen Daniel, Pineville Toby Daniel, Laurel Kathy Davis, Laurel Margaret Davis, Leaksville Marilyn Davis, Heidelberg Sonya Davis, Heidelberg Jamie Daugherty, Laurel Karen Dearman, Laurel Charles Dennis, Ellisville Sharrod Denmark, Leaksville Ronney Dickson, Quitman John Drosda, Richton Darlene Doddes, Laurel Stacy Douglas, Leaksville Jennifer Dowson, Laurel, LPN Carolyn Dubose, Waynesboro Troy Dubose, Sulas, Ala. Kathy Dunnam, Flichton Irene Durr, Laurel Nancy Duvall, Waynesboro Brenda Dyess, Millry Sherry Dykes, Bichton Cindy Eason, Louin Larry Earnest, Laurel Nan Edwards, Stringer Deborah Eicks, Ellisville David Eiland, Ellisville Kathy Elmore, Bichton Mike Ely, Bichton Shirley Ellis, Shubuta Sharon Elliott, West Jones Shirley Elliot, Laurel Brenda Ellzey, Ellisville Donna Ellzey, Ellisville Lisa Evans, Laurel Bill Evertt, Forest Delton Ewbanks, Mount Olive Deborah Ezell, Taylorsville Mike Ezell, Big Creek Patricia Ezell, Waynesboro Shells Farmer, New Orleans Gary Feel, Laurel Shelia Felts, Flichton Flosalyn Ferguson, Laurel Mark Field, Soso Jeff Fleming, Ouitman Tony Fleming, Ouitman Joe Flynt, Brooklyn Brenda Foley, Stringer Jeff Ford, Collins Jerry Ford, Laurel Michele Ford, Taylorsville Bicky Forrest, Waynesboro Pam Fortenberry, Bassfield Lori Foster, Taylorsville Janice Frasier, Waynesboro Dawn Freeman, Waynesboro Richard Freeman, Waynesboro Olin Funderburk, Collins Larry Gandy, Soso Bertha Garner, Ellisville Virginia Gibbens, Laurel, LPN Brenda Giles, Waynesboro Joy Gilbert, Sandersville, LPN Bobby Gibson, Ouitman Shelby Grant, Raleigh Brian Grantham,l-lattiesburg Buby Graves, Taylorsville Nechile Green, Taylorsville Rodd Green, Heidelberg Deborah Griffin, Bay Springs Julie Griffin, Ellisville Bobby Grisson, Taylorsville Vicki Goar, Columbia Chuck Goldman, Laurel Mark Gorden, Waynesboro Gail Gordon, Ouitman Ginny Gough, Laurel Rosa Goodwin, Raleigh Donna Grum, Pascagoula Janice Halton, Bay Springs Ronnie Hamrick, Enterprise Wayne Harvey, Collins Karan Harrell, Quitman Rob Harrells, Amite, Va. Jeanne Harrison, Laurel Deborah Haskel, Laurel David Hathorne, Soso Janie Hawkins, Raleigh Brenda Heathcock, Waynesboro Deborah Heathcock, Laurel Janet Heathcock, Laurel Patricia Heidelburg, De Soto Bobby Hembree, McLain Sherril Henderson, Sandhill Tommy Hendricks, Laurel Micah Hendry, Forest Robert Hendry, Waynesboro Eleanor Henry, Richton Keith Henry, Mount Olive Laura G. Henry, Richton Donna Hepinstall, Laurel Joe Herndon, Taylorsville Debbie Herrington, Sandersville, LPN Dexter Herring, Beaumont Thomas Herrington, Ouitman Brad Herron, Waynesboro Tammye Hester, Stringer Gary Hillman, McLain Karl Hillman, Neely Roger Hillman, Sand Hill Betty Hinton, Richton Doug Hinton, Beat Four Lizzie Hinton, Richton Vanessa Hinton, New Augusta Danny Holitield, Laurel Lucinda Holitield, Laurel Tim Holt, Bay Springs Randy Holland, Laurel Lynn Hollingworth, Laurel Jimmy Hood, Ellisville Patricia Hosey, Bay Springs Mary J. Howard, Waynesboro Greg Howell, Hattiesburg Cathy Howse, Buckatunna, LPN Lloyd Hudson, Waynesboro Seth Husband, Laurel Betty lshee, Laurel Lynne lshee, Laurel Tim lshee, West Jones Tony lshee, Stringer Dovan Jackson, Bay Springs Ray Jackson, Heidelberg Jay Jacobus, Ellisville Connie James, Stringer Marie James, Waynesboro Randall James, Sand Hill Susan Jarvis, Laurel Karen Jefcoats, Laurel, LPN Liz Jenkins, Ouitman Rachell Johnson, Laurel Rhonda Johnson, Collins William A. Johnson, Seminary Sonya Johnston, Laurel Annette Jones, Raleigh Faye Jones, Waynesboro Jerry Jones, Waynesboro Mike Jones, Ellisville Nalcon Jones, Laurel Patricia Jones, Laurel, LPN Phyllis Jones, Waynesboro Teresa Jones, Soso Tony Jones, Hattiesburg Sharon Jones, Laurel, LPN Vera Jones, Pauling Yama Jones, Bay Springs Amanda Jordan, Laurel Carla Jordan, Beaumont Regina Jordan, Laurel Tim Josey, Laurel Amamda Kelly, Raleigh Nladeria Kelly, Laurel Pam Kelly, Collins Reggie Kelley, Seminary Tommy Kelley, Waynesboro Cassie Keyes, Bay Springs Ken Keyes, Laurel Portia King, Ellisville Willie King, Ellisville Marsha Kitchens, Flichton, LPN Sandy Kittrell, Waynesboro Luevador Knight, Soso Karen Knight, Collins Terrell Knight, Taylorsville Joe Krawezyk, San Antonio Lecia Ladder, Laurel Linda Ladner, Laurel Ann Lancaste, Pineville David Landrum, Columbia Elton Landrum, Calhoun Joy Landrum, Ellisville Ann Lawless, Laurel Faith Lee, Ellisville Joe Lee, Bay Springs Larry Lee, Beat Four Milton Legget, Sumerland Sandron Lendsey, Laurel William Lennon, Pascagoula Don Lewis, Waynesboro Shelia Louise Lewis, State Line, Shelton Lewis, Baleigh Tommy Lewis, Mount Olive Donny Lightsey, Laurel Flora Lofton, Hattiesburg Arthur Longmire, Waynesboro Beth Loper, Laurel Tim Loper, Laurel Lisa Lott, New Augusta Sandra Lott, Hattiesburg Teresa Lyn Lowery, Mize Eric Lunsford, Leaksville Bonnie Maddox, Laurel Jena Magee, Collins Marguerite Maily, Ellisville Billy Malone, Flichton Herbert Manasco, Hattiesburg Kathy Manning, Waynesboro Wiley Manning, Jackson James Maples, Mobile, Ala. LPN Jean Mare, Laurel Dwayne Martin, Petal Julie Marsell, Laurel Patricia Mason, Heidelberg Candis Massengale, Collins June Mathis, Bay Springs Lee Matthews, Laurel Marlena Matthews, Ellisville Mary Ann Maudin, Laurel Matt Mayatt, Ouitman Clyniece Mayfield, Waynesboro Gil Mayo, Laurel James McAlpin, Stringer Joann McCardle, Richton Sonia McCardle, New Augusta Kenneth McCarty, Bay Springs Rita McCarty, Clara Kim McCoy, Laurel Lillian McCoy, Shubuta, LPN Vanessa McCool, Raleigh Kieth McCraw, Taylorsville Angela McCroy, Raliegh Tommy McCullough, Laurel Margie McDaniel, Collins Anthony McDonald, Heidelberg Bobby McDonald, Leaksville Anita McGilberry, Ellisville Johnnie McGill, Laurel Shelia McGill, Mount Olive Louise Mcllwain, Waynesboro Carl Mclnnis, Laurel Doris Mclnnis, Buckatunna Peggy McKenzie, Laurel, LPN Bill McLaurin, Heidelberg Cheryl McMillian, Laurel Carl McNair, Mount Olive David McNair, Mount Olive Paula McNair, Mount Olive Kathy McNeil, Bay Springs Ricky McNeil, Pineville Detra McNickles, Waynesboro James B. McOueen, Nickelson Dennis McRae, Buckatunna Cindy McRanmey, Ora Kathy McRaney, Collins Sandra McRaney, Collins Tarry McSwain, Beaumont Phillip McSwain, Beaumont Betty Meeks, Laurel Susan Melvin, Laurel Gwen Merrill, Laurel Linda Merrill, Vossburg, LPN Eric Migley, White Oak Eric Migley, White Oak Greg Miley, Bay Springs Catherins Miller, Bichton Mary Miller, State Line Judy Mills, Laurel Mark Mills, Clara Dorothy Mimbes, State Line Brenda Mizell, Leaksville Cynthia Moffett, Laurel Judy Moffett, Hebron Mevium Moffett, Taylorsville Glasteen Montgomery, Louin Georgia Moody, McLain Mary Moody, Laurel Louann Mooney, Mize Linda Moore, Louin James Morren, Hattiesburg Carol Morris, Collins Frank MOsley, Ellisville Karen Mosley, Waynesboro George Moss, Laurel Perry Murphey, McLaurin Charles Musgrove, Soso Jerry Muskgrove, Laurel Larry Myers, Waynesboro Tom Myers, Laurel Bill Myrick, Soso Larry Myers, Waynesboro Julie Myrick, Bichton Rosemary Myrick, Soso Tammi Myrick, Taylorsville Steve Napier, Collins Donald Neely, Ouitman Alma Newell, Bay Springs Letty Nicholson, Laurel David Nolen, Ovett Lynn Norwood, Laurel Beverly Odom, Clara Cindy Odom, Buckatunna Diane Odom, Buckatunna George Odom, Flichton Wanda Odom, Bichton Sanford Odom, Waynesboro Hilda O'Neil, Laurel Mary Owen, Ouitman Helen Paige, Soso Lisa Paige, Laurel Marcella Paige, Laurel Alecia Palmer, Waynesboro Pam Palmer, Richton Wanda Palmer, Clara Bobby Parker, Ellisville Bud Parker, Raleigh Derrick Parker, Ellisville Gary D. Parker, Ellisville Sherry Parker, Taylorsville Virginia Parker, Ellisville Karen Pate, Laurel Patsy Payton, Bay Springs Jean Penney, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Lindy Peoples, Laurel Tony Perkins, Leaksville Brenda Phillips, Laurel Manuel Pilgrim, Bay Springs Charles Pittman, Bay Springs Rachel Pittman, Beaumont Robin Pitts, Waynesboro Tammy Pitts, West Jones Sherry Polk, Hattiesburg Glenda Poole, Ellisville Melanie Poplin, Hattiesburg, LPN Theresa Poore, Laurel Faye Porter, Laurel Randy Powell, Chalmette Ricky Powell, Mount Olive Brenda Prine, Laurel Darlene Price, Laurel Martha Pruitt, Bay Springs Vidonia Puckett, Raleigh Danny Pulley, Sumrall Martha Puritt, Bay Springs Rodney Rawell, Laurel Marsha Read, Raleigh Sharon Ready, Richton Jeffery Reeve, Laurel Donna Reeves, Laurel Perry Richards, Ellisville Beth Riley, Beaumont Mike Risher, Heidelberg Brenda Roberts, Ellisville Carla Roberts, Clara Marie Roberts, Ellisville, LPN Carlton Robertson, Sandhill Diane Rogers, Laurel Melinda Rogers, Mt. Olive Renita Rogers, Laurel Debby Rominger, Petal Curtis Roney, Ellisville Bobbie Ross, Laurel Sharon Roundtree, Pachuta Brenda Rowzell, Laurel Connie Ruffin, Laurel Connie Runnells, Laurel Clay Rushing, Laurel Mark Russell, Magee Lixie Sakovick, Seminary Beth Snaderson, Lucedale Rinee Sanderson, Richton Sybil Sandifer, Hattiesburg Benett Sartin, Magee Larry Sartin, Mt. Olive Teresa Scitzs, Laurel Donna Sellers, Laurel Gene Semmons, Taylorsville Vanessa Shelby, Laurel Hunter Shell, Laurel Tyrannus Sherwood, Laurel Linda Shirely, Shubuta, LPN Al Shoemake, Laurel Kathy Shotts, Runnelstown Clavin Shows, Soso Mike Shows, Rainey Tommy Shows, Laurel Stanley Sim, West Jones Debbie Sims, Seminary Webb Simmions, Laurel Tim Simmons, Bay Springs Joanne Singleton, Heidelberg Belinda Smith, Sand Hill Linda Smith, Heidelburg Phyllis Smith, Bay Springs Ronnie Smith, Leaksville Steve Smith, Hattiesburg Timothy Smith, Beaumont Ty Smith, Clara Carey Sorey, Pineville Mark Spriedley, Stringer Kathy Stanley, Heidelburg Mike Stanley, Mobile, Ala. Paul Stanley, Taylorsville Lidya Steiner, Laurel Joni Stephens, Madison George Stphenson, Heidelburg John Stevens, Hattiesburg Brenda Stewart, Laurel Katherine Stringer, Taylorsville Joe Stringes, Waynesboro Lyle Stockman, Bay Springs Terry Stokes, Ouitman William Stone, Laurel Patty Stroud, Mize Debbie Sullivan, Mount Olive Kathy Sullivan, Mize Randy Sullivan, Buckatunna Sherry Sullivan, Raleigh Denese Sumrall, Moselle Theresa Sumrall, Mount Olive Sidney Tally, Louin Paul Tate, Hattiesburg Deborah Taylor, Heidelburg Joey Taylor, Laurel Pam Taylor, Buckatunna Timmy Taylor, Laurel Roger Temple, Sanderson Terry Temple, Laurel Larita Tennant, Laurel Sylvia Thames, Seminary James Theodore, Hattiesburg Charlotte Thomas, Ellisville J r-xi S 0' . Terry Thomas, Waynesboro Billy Thompson, Sandersville Amanda Thornton, Mize Betty Thornton, Laurel, LPN Tanya Thornton, Laurel Gwen Tillman, Quitman Phyllis Tingle, Beaumont Beth Tisdale, Ellisville Kimball Tisdale, Ellisville Kathy Todd, Laurel Julie Tonsin, Laurel Shirley Touchstone, Ftichton Pat Townsend, Laurel Jerry Trisler, Waynesboro Lenora Turner, McLain Michael Turner, Laurel Randy Turner, Leaksville Steve Turnipseed, Ellisville Mickey Tyson, Collins Jimmy Ulmer, Laurel Joey Ulmer, Laurel Garry Ulland, Laurel Mike Vaughan, Laurel Amy Ven Bexson, Laurel Teresa Vermilyea, Waynesboro Carl Vice, Franklin, La. Anthony Wade, Soso Candace Wade, Laurel Rickey Wadely, Buckatunna Jackie Waites, Bichton Bonny Walker, Waynesboro Roy Walker, Waynesboro Craig Walters, Flunnelstown Shelly Walters, Pauling Willy Warren, Collins Bobby Watson, Richton Sharon Watson, Collins Victoria Watson, Sandhill Edward Webbon, Stringer Keith Wells, Waynesboro Mitch Wells, Laurel Joe Westmoreland, Laurel Daisy West, Waynesboro Bill Wheeler, Laurel Ftobin Whitaker, Laurel Eric White, Laurel Mike White, Leaksville Darlene Whitley, Ellisville Sherrie Wigington, Laurel Lynnwood Williams, Collins Rebecca Williams, Laurel Anita Williamson, Petal Marcia Wilson, Ellisville Maryland Wilson, Laurel Shellie Wilson, Vossburg Terri Wilson, Laurel Danny Windham, Bay Springs Irene Windham, Moss Linda Windham, Seminary Mary Windham, Laurel Mike Windham, Ellisville Kathy Witey, Moss Ottis Wolverton, Taylorsville Ann Wood, Waynesboro Susan Woods, Ellisville Walter Woodard, State Line Jan Wright, Laurel Susanna Wyrick, Laurel Angela Yates, Taylorsville Willa Yates, Collins Shelia Yonce, New Augusta Cheryl Young, New Augusta Gwen Yow, Petal Sheree Zbylot, Soso Lucile Zeagler, Heidelburg Freshman Class Gfficers A l Standing Kay Boone, Alecia Palmer - Freshman Rep Patricia Ezell Secretary William Stone Vice President Ftandy Holland President I , 'fn ug, l You shouldrft have W., .MI .- HAND thrs was my good clay Just the end for a perfect day 'r f! 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LLLLLLL -Q ' 5 MY -f x f , -,Qin .0 : R iii K L X mum X: ' A2 ua L XLLLLQQL ,LLL it ' W M S X K Un x 5 3 XX f A A Dr. Terrell Tisdale It has been found that a majority of college presidents are tall men. Dr. Terrell Tisdale, our own president, is a man who stands distinctively tall in a crowd. He has brought growth and improvement to the campus, and students feel that his administration is actively engaged in achieving the Best for Jones County Junior College. Dr. Tisdale and His Family Just before Christmas the student photographer for the Lair visited the Tisdales to make these portraits of our presi- dent and his family for the yearbook. Dr. and Mrs. Tisdale are gracious, friendly hosts at any time, and their home provides a beautiful setting for various school activities. At Christmas this year faculty and friends of the college were guests at a lovely tea sponsored by Mrs. Mary Dillard and the Home Economics Department. At this time students enjoyed preparing the delicious refreshments and serving them in the delightful holiday atmosphere of the Tisdale's home. - Terrell Tisdale, president of Jones County Junior College. Ere.: Q tg . 5? ... t. fi' tu , t- -vos Dr. and Mrs. Tisdale at the door of their home. '9' -. Our talented and charming First Lady, Martha Tisdale. Christmas, 1977 Dr. Tisdaie's height seems to measure this doorway and find it wanting. l 5 s it This famiiy portrait includes son James. James stops for just one more picture. 0 Graduation 1977 Y Governor Cliff Finch was guest speaker at graduation ceremony. Bill Morris adjusts Gov. Finch's robe. va I ., ,' Q. 5-if 4 s A G 'B wf .wg 1 3 8 fain. 'ilu ',' J -L :-- I 1- :SSS ..., V' , 1 a A-5 .-f - ' . 1'-we -'MM Ei V ' M rx 1'-6:4 gf ' .11 ,J Gov. Finch's helicopter caused a flurry of excitement during take-off and landing in front of Fine Arts Bldg. October 1, 1977 - Homecoming Mrs. J. B. Young, shown above with her family, and Dr. and Mrs. Alton Bryant won the Honor Alumnus Award for 1977. This award was presented to her at the Alumni Dinner attended by a large crowd of friends on Homecoming Day at Jones County Junior College. The new Health and Physical Education Building was dedicated and officially opened Homecoming Day. ln this building are a gymnasium, handball court, weight and exercise rooms, classrooms, locker rooms and sauna and whirlpool bath. ADMINISTRATION Dean of College Dr. Ronald Whitehead 2 3 I- ni f u ti jfs: -'IQ' Dean of Students Thomas M. Waldrup li- Academic Dean Dr. Randolph Strickland 5' Q4 fx , X 1 Assistant Dean of Students Archelaus Whitehead 'CE Dean of Women Dean of Men Patricia Waldrup Joe Flynt Wgsh ,' Administrative Assistant Financial Director William Morris Joe Herrington i X 60 lusfli nw ,-,- -n ' , ,.,,.WMw Registrar Director of Student Recruiting Jimmy Temple Hoyt Walley Ns 199 V' A-:uf .5 - Business Manager Veteran Counselor Dale Walters Larry Crowson ,,,.. ...H+ H ' We Fr A ,V ...gas Director of Adm. Data Processing Hulon Hartfield Director of Guidance and Adm. Ralph Brand Vocational Technical Director Arthur Beasley W'-Q Assistant Voc-Tech. Director Hilda Woodward Director of Special Voc. Ed., Lewis Combest Counselor, Emmett Harvey Business Division Frances Thomas, Chrmn. 'vw ,.,, ,iqi L ts., Pearlie Farve Hilda Pope, Left Dr. Carol Strickland, Right With students at Christmas social. Nursing Q. if - ,-gx N , , if , K 1 ' ta, 7 . f is N .. l Shirley Griffin, Director Sandra Bates Leslie Jeanne Lowe Q15 Linda Suttle Frances Temple Claudia Waters gay' X.. . Q , :cg -ft I -gk y, Q, 1 0 . D , . 1' K . iq I U ful s-X, I QW Mary Lynn Rawls .f 0 X L, ' ive A MC'-f',g Claudia Landrum A fr- The Jones County Junior College Associate Degree Nursing Program is two aca- demic school years. This program consists of nursing and non-nursing courses granting 105 quarter hours of college credit. lt is a terminal program of which a graduate is qualified to write the State Board Examination for Licensure as Regis- tered Nurses. Graduates are prepared to render competent patient-centered nurs- ing care in an organized nursing service. 63 Music Milfred Valentine, Chairman -T - Charles Wroten Bach and Blue Jeans Ernie Hoffman 'EPT i Martha Tisdale Fine Arts Music and Art l9'iI'P 4 George Arnold, Band Jerry Jones with Art Student. W mwMM Nancy Godsey Byron Myrick at pottery kiln. Fine Arts Division 'N ...r I -is sl I .1 Lona Kay Bassett Laurence Kryter, Chairman Mary Beasley 47' W5 Terry Moore Humanities A Jean Clinton Humanities Janice Cook Gale Tanner is Macy Graham Gloria Tubb Cheryl Gore Humanities ,lv- XL A Joe Myers, Speech r , i Q ...- HW Lona Bassett t ,7 i 1 if-I VF 5.2 'al 3' 4' iq Paula T. Craft, Speech - - K - Jeannette Landrum Colleen Ford, Journalism Library Theresa Blackledge ...Nm Barbara Merrill, Assistant Librarian lui. Nb-. 1 Q Theresa Blackledge, Head Librarian HPC' John Carter Media Director Memorial Library provides a place for study and research at Jones County Junior College. Sandra Broadhead, Asst. Librarian Mrs. Cooley is shown replacing a book on the shelves Social Science Dr. John Evans Cynthia Sullivan Claude Fortenberry Grover Smith Don Cameron Thaniel Garick George Pippen John Klem Norman Roberts I-f--vi 1 Elizabeth Herrington Abra-ca-dabra! - George Harrison, History and manager ofthe bookstore. oi Science waqngwk Maurice Stringer i John Bogart i James D. Fitch xrr r - John J. Tomlinson Donnis Lyon Math and Science Joseph Windham, Chairman Dr. Marie Gieger 1 Laynette Howell Left, W. H. Pope, Jr. Right, Dr. Chas. Boone Win Math and Science Q ,f lg. -if L s Jean Harvey Frances Lewis George Carter - I W xx X K 1 1. L Larry Hess Audie McCormick R. L. Caves, Agriculture -,J-f v-- Num, Wiley Whitworth, Mary Dillard, Home Economics Military Science 76 Division of Health, Physical J if il Z H:-L L iiii iiii C ' al . --,- , 'E-iii' at iiiiii. ,i,ii . , L , . gg-q ! f C 1 2 3 w -W Q ...Q if - -'kv Q1 1' ' e X -,iff . C. .,i: Coach A. B. Howard, Jr. Coach Troy Bush Chairman 2 l P I ai E C 1 'C J Coaches Sim Cooley, Tommy Parkr, and Elmer J. Higginbotham. Education and Recreation Coach Carlos McDaniel Iris Hathorn Www Q .,,,,..mwN Nancy Wingo Ford Turner QWQQ5 U. G. Landrum, Chm. Frank Anderson Harold Holifield Vocational f ' , V ., Z ' ,1 5 , ' ,qt L ' ' Lou Jefcoat, Sec. ,, b M W . , i ' f W' 61. 71:33 -1g'i,'t1:i.,,,,,. 'L , ' .532,-5gL1.'L'-:Light 1 G' W W' Roger Knight Clyde Smith Teddy Ca uthen fi! 1 ' f K ,, 'nil to - G yt, , i 5 .. f ,. Li??Yi13??IVftzY V gffx ., iii., gg, 1 , ' . f:1 . .1342 it 14 ' 3, A I : , 3 if-.J :vfimfirzzasif Johnny Watts J t 1- . at fl 1, it 'QESZ6 if if r f W pi , iv 'J if F r 4? A it If -if ,ty f v 1 gy. iz? f K ay 4 r 942, 1 9 L if 1 Ziff , W ., j M 4, 1 I , - ,L,,iL, f ff Y,- My 'L .M 9 if f- W 12' P5 i oz -xr . 'iff WQW X ,M 5 in gig? f ' ,y : ii f ,R ' 4 f Q Walter Godfrey Paul Herrington Gene Norton Dan Jones - Betty Nester Willie M. Sanders Racheal Windham Technical 2. Q M2- INBSQ MMUNIC mf I Betty Nester Cheryl McQueen 1 AND AWA Technical 2 M Q ii g J. 'I s' ll . 'Nc' ,1 xii A! A , Q va ,ay l 4 . Q 2 va--1. '? 'bl 4 .. Wilson Partlow Chairman Mrs. Ronald Whitehead I1 11 ,pq- 1? Frank Williams Sandra Higginbotham Merlin Hehn James H. Robbins N 'Q gi x K' Oi Q Q M S 'RQ i Julius Sammons Hilda Woodward Donald McDonald f1 N 1 William Garwood Charles Yelverton Nursing - Vo-Tech The Practical Nursing Course at Jones is a big asset to the Vocational- Technical Department. The length of the course is four quarters. The requirements for receiving Vocational Certificates is completion of the four nursing courses that have been set up. The courses include beginning founda- tions needed in meeting the daily needs of patients. The courses also teach how to function in the role of the practical nurse. ,Z X 'X if X xx Shirley Jackson I 6 'Ull Emma Lee Knight, Secretary - Joe Nester, Director Beveriy Windham, Clerical Q Manpower Sec., Ms. Sumrall CETA - R- Q. f --,-,..nn-v MDTA Staff 0, A? - CETA Nurses Aide CETA Manpower Welding Special Voc Education -T 4? Lewis Combest Director Vocational Rehab Blalock Sec, - Mrs. Flee Walters The Special Education Depart- ment works with students who have fallen behind in their regu- lar school work. These students are given training to train them for regular high school work. In the department are fourteen teachers who provide training in the areas of Child Care, Domes- tic Service, Food Service, Build' ing Maintenance, Horticulture, General Shop, and Crafts, such as ceramics and yarn work. The department is under the direc- tion of Lewis Combest. These attractive young women run our business offices efficiently and pleasantly. k,.,,.4.,,,: W '-: Q ,z 5' As-X. M lg 5' Fifi SQ if .' A-ff . A I K K K' N Fifi 4 l -- -..,,d- Nki N M qv' i 5 inf 499 85 Lil.. if s Q21 :rf Wg . :E il 91 sm Qv' A T S ,...v. , .v 1 QQ WS we fl sl 1 ,.- M.. x in x V V W L i 4. 5 7 Gs . 1 1 'x- '55 M A + QP i ... X Xp . , ir , play Q' , ,..., r K aww. X -1 1 86 'ff Interesting Faces at JCJC Places Staff Board of Trustees of JCJC xt Right, Perry and Covington County members: Standing: Ellis Shoemake, D. O. Thoms. Seated: Arthur Moore, Quentin S. Napier. wif' f A tl 1:2 3 i i 1 5 Left, Jones County members: Standing: Carey Clay, Olen Pitts, James Huff Carmel Stringer. Seated: Leonard Caves and Johnny Morris. F' Left, Clarke, Smith, and Jasper County members: Standing: Joe Tally, Edisto Phillips. Seated: Jack Carmichael, Earl Lewis. il l 2 ,, Z I Below, Greene and Wayne County members: A, H. Hutt, Cecil Blakeney, Travis Strickland, Don Brewer. Officers of the Board of Trustees: Left, Olen Pitts, Secretary, Edisto Phillips, Vice Chairman, Dale Walters, D. O. Thoms, Chairman, Dr. Terrell Tisdale, President of JCJC. Jasper County member, W. B. Moulds, Below. Franklyn Stringer, Jones County, Below. Central Recelvlng w ., sl' N ', Cooley Stockman Renaud Security Force gl fav ---.J Members ofthe Security Force at JCJC i Sf K Chief M. W. Collins heads Security Force. V A w. X JC Food Services r ' af 6, f M 7551 it, i Q i 5 S I V? W W 'W . 4 I I Shown above are members of the staff for the cafeteria and grill at JCJC. Here, students are being served a picnic lunch after gathering for a parade leaving from the campus of JC. Anyone hungry? 'f 'fi 1 .JSF Here Sherry McCarty and Sue Williams shown at lunch in the faculty dining room. .lf j. - 1 Vernon Andrews, Manager Students in cafeteria line At JCJC when we feel hunger pangs, we think of making a trip over to the C. L. Neill Student Center to the cafeteria or grill. Besides the grill which serves hamburgers, hot dogs and sandwiches, there is the cafeteria facility CMorrison'sD where one can enjoy dining in the large student dining room or the faculty dining area. There are also private rooms where clubs and groups may have special meetings. Many organizations have banquets arranged by the staff of Vernon Andrews, Manager. Mr. Andrews and his staff endeavor to provide a varied menu for the students. During the year, in order to break the usual meal routine, they have included steak nights, outdoor barbeques, wiener roasts, sandwich nights for the students to make their own, a pancake supper and a special birthday night with candle lighted cakes. A food committee, consisting of members of the student body, meets each month to hear complaints and suggestions in order that the staff may learn the students' likes and dislikes in the food line and be able to adiust the menus accordingly. 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She is majoring in biological sci ences and plans to seek a career in the medical field aftei attending the University Medical Center in Jackson. She would like to go into Occupational Therapy. Here at Jones Janice is a member ofthe Afro-American Cultural Club, aric the Student Council. She enjoys volleyball, sewing, ceram ics, cooking, and listening to music. Rita Faye Brewer, is a math major. She hopes to teach matl at the secondary and college levels when she finishes- school. Rita plans to attend the University of Southern Mis sissippi after leaving J.C. She is a member of Phi Thetj Kappa, and received the J award here at Jones. Her parent. are J. B. and Lavern Brewer of Clara. Her hobbies are read ing, cooking, and sewing. E- Terry L. Caves, pictured above, is Vice-Pres. of the Sopho- more class, member of Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Beta Lambda, Basketball team, Student Council, and Hall of Fame. He is majoring in Political Science, plans to attend law school, and eventually wants to be an attorney. Terry's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Caves of Laurel. His hobby is sports and his favorite subjects are English and History. ?' Vicki Cleckler, pictured above, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cleckler of Laurel. She plans to graduate from USM and get her PhD. Vicki is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa, a member of the gospel quartet Gloryland Sing- ers, and enjoys sewing and music. Her major is math, and her favorite subjects are math and English Lit. Cindy Crumpton, below, is a library assistant, treasurer of Phi Theta Kappa, and a J Award winner. She is interested in Home Economics. Cindy's special interest is dietetics. She plans to complete her studies in dietetics and work in a hos- pital. Hobbies that Cindy enjoys are reading, sewing, playing the piano, and tennis. Mrs. John M. Glaze is her grand- mother. Danny Dickerson, below, hopes to someday have a position in some type of industry. His major is marketing, and some of his favorite courses are marketing, advertising, and small business management. Danny is president of Mississippi Jr. Collegiate, DECA, and the Hall of Fame. He is the son of Mrs. Joyce Dickerson and plans to attend U.S.M. after J.C. 2 Q 2 5 Deborah Anne Farrior, pictured below, is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, and the J.C. Basketball Team. Her hobbies are playing basketball, cooking, playing tennis, and being with friends. Deborah's major is math. She plans to teach and coach. Her favorite subjects are British Literature and calcu, lus. Her parents are lVlr. and Nlrs. Marvin Nl. Farrior of Clara. l Garth Fisher, below, plans to become a doctor and specialize in radiology or surgery. l-le is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-President of the Student Body, Chairman of the Food Committee, won the Freshman Chemistry Award, and the J Award. His favorite subjects in college are Zoology, calculus, physics, inorganic and organic chemistry. ',.l . April Geddie, pictured above, is the daughter of lVlr. and IVlrs. Don Geddie, of Taylorsville. Her plans for the future arq to finish her education and obtain a degree in retail floristryl April's major is floriculture. She is a member of the Studen Council, Freshman Class Favorite, and Freshman Class Offi cer. She hopes to have a business of her own one day. Apri likes to bowl, ski, arrange flowers, and horseback riding. Na-4 Pam Geddie, pictured above, hopes to be an x-ray techni- cian. Pam is a member of the Phi Theta Kappa, and her hob- bies are tennis and reading. l-ler favorite subjects are anat- omy and physiology and math. lVlr. and lVlrs. Vern H, Geddie Jr. of Ellisville are Pam's parents. li, Cynthia Graves, above, plans to become a clinical psycholo- gist. She hopes to work with emotionally disturbed people. Cynthia enjoys singing, reading, and playing the piano. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and she won the J Award. Cynthia's parents are Mrs. Valda Sue Lee and the late Mr. Curtis S. Graves of Ellisville. Cynthia plans to attend USM after J. C. Teresa Hendrix, above, is a member of the Baptist Student Union, and the Rec. Club. She has won the intramural volley- ball All Star Trophy, the Recreation-Achievement Award, and the Recreation Leadership Award. Teresa's major is speech and hearing. Her goal for the future is to teach at a school for the deaf. Teresa's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Hendrix of Fruitdale, Ala. Karen Hinton, pictured below, has a double major in journal- ism and political science. She hopes to one day work for a newspaper or magazine. Karen is the managing editor of the Radionian. She is a member of the Phi Theta Kappa, and active in intramural basketball. Special interests of Karen's are reading, running, preservation of nature and animals, and women's rights. Karen is the daughter of Mattie Hinton and the late Mr. C. H. Hinton. Shelton Houston, below, plans to attend USM after finishing J. C. He would like to work in the computer section of a large company. Shelton's favorite subjects are math, physics, and electronics. His hobbies are playing golf and working on a farm. Shelton's major is electronics technology. He is a member of VICA and has won the J Award. Shelton's par- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Rupert E. Houston of Raleigh. Richard Jenkins, pictured below, is a Liberal Arts and Sci- ence major here at JC. Richard would like to attend the Uni' versity of Southern Mississippi when he finishes JCJC. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jenkins. Richard is from Franklin, LA. Sandra Kennedy, below, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Kennedy of Laurel. Her major is distribution and mar- keting. Because of her interest in fashion Sandra hopes to one day have her own boutique. Her favorite subjects are marketing management, advertising, and speech. Sandra also likes sports, animals, and the outdoors. She is Presi- dent of the JC DECA Chapter, and a third place winner in the national DECA competition. Tommie Lockhart, pictured above, plans to finish school and work as a computer programmer. His major is data process- ing. Tommie a former member of the PBL. His favorite hob- bies are baseball, hunting, fishing, and reading mystery sto- ries. Subjects that Tommie enjoys are data processing courses and accounting. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Lockhart Sr. are his parents. 1 Randy Martin, above, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Martin of Ellisville, is a pre-med student. He hopes to become a sur- geon or a general practioner. Randy is active in the Choir, Madrigal Singers, stage production, and the PTK. He was also awarded the J Award and is in Who's Who. Special inter- ests of his are competitive sports, hunting and fishing, and his favorite subjects are chemistry and math. Virginia McCardle, above, is an English and creative writing major. Virginia enjoys writing poetry and short stories. She is involved in the PTK and the Lair Staff at JC. She is a win- ner of the J Award. She plans to finish her education and pursue a career in professional writing. She also paints, draws, and plays the piano. Virginia plans to attend USM after she finishes JC. Rhonda Mills, above, is the daughter of Mrs. Irma Ruth Mills and the late Mr. Jimmy C. Mills. She is a sophomore class representative PTK State Secretary, micro lab assistant, food committee member, a J Award winner. Rhonda is a pharmacy major and hopes to one day work in a pharmacy. Favorite subjects of hers are physics and organic chemistry. Dorothy Moore, pictured below, is a business major here at JC. She is married and has 2 children. She enjoys reading, sewing and doing needlework. She is also a member of the National Secretary's Grganization. Her husband is a local lawyer and realtor. Dorothy and her family make their home in Ellisville. 1' Jencie Moss, below, is interested in intensive business. She hopes to one day have a career as a secretary. Favorite sub- jects of Jencie's at JC are typing and business law. Jencie is the vocational Phi Beta Lambda President. She was also chosen as Homecoming Queen and Most Beautiful at JC. Jencie is the daughter of Mrs. Ellen Moss. 4 Rebecca Ratcliff, below, is the daughter of lVlr. and Nlrs. Wil- roy Ratclift of Laurel. Rebecca is ajournalism major and would like to become a newspaper reporter. At JC she is the editor of the Radionian, scorekeeper tor the boys and girls basketball teams, the baseball team, a member of the BSU, and the Rec. Club. Hobbies of her's are basketball, writing, volleyball, and reading. l Scott Reddoch, below, is majoring in instrumental music education. Scott would like to teach instrumental music and percussion in a college. His hobbies are playing the drums, listening to music, and watching drum corps shows. Sub- jects that Scott enjoys at JC are band, theory, music history, and percussion. He is a member of the JCJC lVlaroon Typhoon marching band, and the concert band. Ann Roberts, above, is a music major. She would like to teach voice on the college level or perform with an opera company. Ann is active in the opera workshop and is secret tary of the JC Concert Choir. Favorite subjects of Ann's are voice, opera workshop, and literature. She is the daughter of the Rev. and lVlrs. W. E. Roberts of lVlcLain. Rusty Roberts, pictured above, is the son of Nlr. and IVlrs. C. G. Roberts of Laurel. Rusty is majoring in instrumental music education and plans to attend USIVI. He hopes to one day be a band director. He is a member of the JC marching band and the JC Concert Choir. He was in the 1977 Jr. Col- lege All Star Concert Band, and a special interest of his is playing his trumpet. Nancy Saul, pictured above, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Saul of Laurel. Nancy plans to attend Mississippi State University and get a degree in computer science. She is active in the Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, is a cheer- leader, and a Class Favorite. Her many hobbies include dancing, water skiing, shooting pool, horseback riding, and meeting new people. Her favorite subjects are math, Eng- lish, and dance. Jan Shoemake, above, who is studying nursing, is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Marion Ingram. She is mar- ried with three girls, and one of her hobbies is helping her husband coach a little girls softball team. Her other hobbies are fishing, ceramics, writing, and nursing. She would like to work as a registered nurse. Harper Stone, below, plans to become a doctor, specializing in radiology. His favorite subjects are Zoology, organic chemistry, and physics. Harper is President of the Student Association, a member of PTK, a member of the Hall of Fame, and Homecoming King. His hobbies include tennis, football, racquetball, collecting stamps, and listening to music. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stone of Laurel are Harper's par- ents. Billy Thames, pictured below, is a pharmacy major and plans to attend Ole Miss. He is a member of the Phi Theta Kappa, on the football team, and a J Award winner. Billy loves sports and his favorite subjects are organic chemistry, physics, chemistry, and math. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thames of Seminary. 1978 Cfopg. 6121.41 Qauozifei 1-iii,-if -5---.Su C70-iff ff? WEN if 2,5 31 xt gi ' 3 S A ,M -... wwe' M,.,.,.- f - C? x 59 W e: Q5-755' Q W Wt ,rung 3 , 'H J Q- The name Carousel comes from the lead character Billy Bigelow Cplayed by Carl Stewartj, who is a barker for lVlrs. lVlullin's Carousel. Julie Jordan fplayed by Juanaree Harperj is attracted to Billy and eventually they are married. When Billy discovers there is going to be an addition to his family, he is persuaded by Jigger Cjohnny Davisb to kiil and rob a man who regularly transports large amounts of money. However, their plot is suddenly inter- rupted when their would-be victim pulls a gun on them. Jigger escapes, but Billy stabs himself in a final attempt to avoid going to prison. He dies in Julie's arms, leaving her to raise their child alone. Billy gets to the gates of Heaven, but is not allowed to go in until he does something nice for someone on earth. So, he attends unseen his daughter's high school graduation, and impresses in the hearts of Julie and their daughter the tact that he loved them and is watching them. CTheir daughter was played by Nancy Saulb. Having done this, he departs the earth, Heaven-ward bound. 130 Carousel by Rodgers and Hammerstein Produced in the Spring of 1977 2 2, - 2 ,.LL. . K' ' , K Y ' 1,1 2 1, f S 2 Ki ir. 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Q 2 1 2 2 , 2 2 2 2 2 e 2 '1 1 2 f'5'iT.2 2 ,,..:-' NI 2 fl, ,, w , Q1 .22 le, S2 A R if el' CJ DJ sweeps her feet In a 2WL1Q,QS6l IS6. 2 2 M.. ,.,. -2 np- 1222: i:.- -. Q 'A 1 22. y . . , I x fn 6. --v Q ' 2 5 3 5 A : 2 - 1. , .9 . 1 K 3 53 Mm crew open. ,,ai SQL., -1,54 , . Ig 52' for K get . ' 'I V we X ,Qgiavf 7..gf'i i,, i A ll ll Q 7 My -'plniuiaf mf- ' l .l'g1.lj'Q ' ' f. v W 'ei 1- , , , .W ' - 2' 4 Campus Scenes The campus of Jones County Junior College consists of 360 acres of land lying within or adjoining the southwestern section of Ellisville. Included on the main campus are the buildings ofthe college and the playing fields. The buildings are modern, well-equipped and conveniently located on the campus. Jones County Junior College began as an Agricultural High School in 1911. lt was first supported by Jones County alone, but was later joined by Clarke, Covington, Greene, Jasper, Perry, Smith, and Wayne County. Jones County Junior College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and is a member of the American Association of Junior Colleges, the American Council on Education, the Mississippi Association of Colleges, the Miss sissippi Junior College Association and the American Technical Education Association. On the next few pages are shown scenes and buildings on the campus of Jones County Junior College, A -C ,QFSQZIA-Y' .. . Tiiliwg, The Fine Arts Building is a beautiful building which contains teaching facilties for piano, organ, voice, band, chorus, art, sculp ture, and ceramic arts. The Fine Arts auditorium seats 1,500 and has stage and drama areas. THE C. L. NEILL STUDENT CENTER - The C. L. Neill Student Center Building houses the cafeteria and grill. The cafeteria, affiliated with Morrison's Food Services, has a large main dining hall with faculty and private dining areas available for groups. Also located on the first floor is the bookstore. On the second floor are class rooms for History, Political Science, Socie ology, Government, and Psychology classes. Here also is the Fiadionian and Lair newsroom and offices for fac- ulty. Ji, f . l K ' . f ,rj I ,.4.i. .... if i it This shows a side view ofthe south wing of the Fine Arts Building adjacent to the art classrooms. i - A...-an The Hutcheson-Hubbard Administration Building contains space on the second floor for administrative offices. Here are the offices for the president, the deans, and the guidance counselors. Also on the second floor are the Business Office, Registrars Office, and others. Classes for mathematics and a few others are downstairs. The Physical Education Building, dedicated and opened in October of 1977, holds space for classes, offices, a modern gymnasium, exercise and weight rooms, sauna and locker rooms. 3 .1 i 1 The Thomas Harris Science Building houses classrooms and laboratories for biology, chemistry, physics plus faculty offices. ga IQ X. Q.. .X I . , L X . V , X ..,. , ic. .5 A V I ' ' k vtpm The gymnasium contains athletic offices, dressing rooms and a playing floor for basketball. R ef X! V, .L , M K . W .. W 1... - A Hung pr, t . ,B , ,f .wiv , V' ,, - gf 1 f G - , .Maw 1 W 1 , , . . 1, ., ,, . f' I 1 - , . -..-A' W' A-A A..-., 's..-1-'W 3 . '? :,j,'Tf: ,A , env., - af-'N 19 fr :wr 1 ft ' B ' Qpxifff-du.-ea' .N S., if - M' 7 - 5 fr it .af - . P i ,. at - 1 ,t . 1 V ...:1-: -- - Y - - , P , . - ' , f.-.u -. JN 4.--, r-4' .fsxswa -- M H- Y . .V ,.,'.3-p,. .. , .. , ,kj ,J .A sz, ,-,,,.. ,fp . A hi K. F a . 1- -1' ,A ,.., .- eff- ,4.',-bpy,,,.,,- ffs. ,. N. ,. . I 32, .Ig K . - . ,, , - . -f -,.,,...-- -f.,,,:w'-. . ,, -.rf fs. --':f4-gggp.. ,g, - if -A f335 5 4'?':Ip f ,:5 'Pf9'F'Er'+2f'3g-Apts : T'ff'.' fi' 1'7 -if .ff'fi934'f:',W B ,, , , 'g,,, lj :ga5'f-11 .f Q' 'fb' P' N DM .. !,2..f.1k-4-' 1 ,.,Q1f5yv-o'14...:,: -e,,e+Q J '?'3mQs.Q 1.-fw,.:3'4rz - ,1,f, -QT, .f ,, ,. - . - A, vu.. K, b,.,...gH-Ml, , .,Q.,,::s . A 1. 3 A -A 1 .. 1 ,Z .1is,..4a'-:..-gin, A- 1 .aggfsseg ,g -- 9,,..fv- -- J. , A , y -1 -f:- - K -.F -A Q- w 4 f e f f ,-f- .Q f-y' .- , ' .., 3' '. f. -. The AHS Classroom Building is a large brick structure erected in 1912 and remodeled and enlarged in 1927 lt provides classroom facilities for Economics, Business, a nd offices for the faculty. I ,J 4, 1 fuk, 'u 'yrs . '-. fc ..' fi, 1' , ., 1 1. ff 1 .mf . 1 . -'ff' ..ri 4' ..,1l's Av. 'Y A-ati ' V J' The Academic Building contains some classrooms for English or literature classes, language laboratories and the directive studies laboratory. t 1, N. . 1 :BWI Hillllilll 4,3 . ' ,- Q--4 'fri i A V T. Ef...l A wb!! ..- -.. .. A A ,,- Q ,,.. U., ' ,,im-455374 M' V A., b . I' ,...,, H,,A O '-5 --' f . 'fri'-' t'Qt ff ' - ,,4. 1 iff --f 137- .. t 'rp' h V V..-,Je -- s' ' -in .. ' L 'fr-rv er' .. . f 'A '. .'. Y .-i.2f:,.-L-. at .- ,., -- 'Msg .a,, . ' 0 'HUM 'T-.ME .. 1 ' ' . ' The Memorial Library Building is a modern, two-story building designed for complete, up-to-date library oper- ations. The library collection consists of more than 40,000 books, bound periodicals, pamphlets, and other educational materials. The ground floor has English and Speech classrooms and a small auditorium that will seat approximately 200 people. The media center is in this building. I .vi ff The Eastside Classroom Building is a two-story brick structure that contains classrooms tor Home Economics, Practical Nursing, and the Associate Degree Nursing Program, plus general classrooms. l97 The J. B. Young Technical Building contains space for technical programs in Data Processing, Business Train- ing, Engineering, Electronics, l-lorology, Radiology, T. V., Automotive and Mechanical Technology, Law Enforcement Technology, Vocational Refrigeration, Airconditioning, Building Construction Technology, Cash- ier Training, and faculty and administrative offices. !,im.-' mrima -ifw'-it The Agriculture Technology Building contains classroom and office space plus a livestock judging area, a slaughter area, a meat cutting room that includes a chiller and freezer, holding pens for cattle and hogs and storage facilities. JC owns and operates a farm used as an experimental laboratory for teaching agricultural courses. 4, Q t I ,...........r ... , The men's dormitories, Units A, B, and C, were constructed during the school year 1975-76. They are modern and fire-proof. Each unit contains 31 rooms and a two bedroom apartment for a supervisor. 'C The greenhouse adjoining the Agriculture Building is constructed of aluminum frame and glass, with auto- matic temperature and humidity controlled. ,,,,i3'flSl93 , 55 5?gf5i3UEw This building houses Central Receiving and Maintenance operations plus storage rooms. nwg,---' ,-. . The Special Vocational Education Building con tains space for classes in Child Care, Domestii Services, Food Service, Building Maintenance Horticulture, Occupational Orientation I am Grientation ll including faculty offices. Each day the JCJC buses pick up students ii' Clarke, Covington, Jasper, Perry, Smith, Greene Jones, and Wayne counties. Approximately 600 students ride these buses with no charge. I hope you like the 78 LAIR and feel it is the best. T . As editor of the LAIR, I've had many feelings, but the one l like best is the feeling of relief in knowing that all the pages are completed. I hope we have succeeded in compiling a yearbook that covers every aspect of JCJC. As editor of the LAIR my iob is over. l hope your memories of Jones are as great as mine and that we have captured each and every one of them in the 78 LAIR. Jones means many things to meg a place to learn and grow, a home away from home, and especially friends. In the past two years I've spent at Jones I've learned many things. I've gained knowledge academically, but I've learned many things about life also. Thank you for the chance of letting me try to express my feelings in my work on the LAIR. I sincerely hope you will feel we have collected some of THE BEST of our year's pictures and memories. gg init il il 9? Qllcpi. v ix, ' 143 SPORTS P 0 R T S :---,..- aw.-, fr -s,- ' - .- 'JE' Jiffff ' 'WUl3HWi V . 1 1 ,-: Q: .U .gi . ,-ri.,-. wr...-if: 1-Q:-f. .g:-5 -4- , -- .-.,',z'::.jf:'l.L A 155 u 1,:- EQV? I-in - - .I . .--fV.. 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COACHES Sim Cooley Elmer Higginbotham Tommy Parker The members of our coaching staff have been a great asset to the success of our team. Because of their devo- tion and dedication, our football team has won respect, not only here at JC, but throughout the nation. We appre- ciate the effort and time which they have put forth and congratulate them for an outstanding job! Z5 t ' ff? JUHE5 g gx SNES ' U' t l 'X ti MANAGERS Randy Holland Denny Caraway Neil Lyon The managers of a football team also play an important part in the success of the team. They have a tremendous responsibility which requires much time and effort on their part. We would like to express our appreciation for the fine job they have done. Thanks Peabody, termite, and Denny! l I We l fill .. ... ,z to ? . L ti 'Sl' .-5,11- ' si' its -is yu. ft... Back Row: Greg Beech, Laurel, Mark May, Ouitman, Ronnie Lawson, Ellisville. 3rd Row: Keith Merritt, McLain, Rusty Milner, Laurel, Paul McNair, Mt. Olive, Steve Jones, Waynesboro, Alvin Everitt, Clara, Ricky Hopstein, Brooklyn. 2nd Row: Lee Sullivan, Brooklyn, Scott Dearman, Leaksville, Billy Thames, Seminary, James McCray, Enterprise, Billy Ray Miller, Richton, Greg Jefcoat, Laurel, Larry Pickens, Waynesboro. 1st Row: Morris Miley, Bay Springs, Dale Lightsey, Ouitman, Leroy Beal, Waynesboro, Clay Myr- ick, Laurel, Tracy Brown, Ouitman, Marvin Whigham, Richton, Through many hours of pain, sweat, and work these few outstanding young men have added joy to all who have followed and loved them. The Sophomore football team of 77-78 is one that will always be remembered in the years to come. H8 l The Freshman football team has added life and pep to the J. C. Cats. lt is this kind of spirit that has made the Bobcat such an outstand ing football team. The people of Jones are behind these players lOOfXv for the oncoming season and hope they have the best of luck. Back Row: Kelvin Clay, Waynesboro, Charles Sims, Leakesville, Greg Miley, Bay Springs, Pat Sheppard, Leakesville, Bobby Gipson, Ouitman, Marvin Carter, Ouitman, Jef frey Hopkins, Laurel. 4th Row: Jamie Bankston, Laurel, Mark Reddock, Laurel, Buddy Duke, Laurel, Tim Chancelor, Enterprize, Babe Cooley, Waynesboro, Pat Towneson Laurel. 3rd Row: Carlon Robertson, Sand Hill, Thomas Cheeks, Laurel, Wilbur Jorday, Enterprize, Jimmy Maples, Mobile, Alabama, Bill Burt, Vigor, Ala., Ronnie Hamrick Leakesville, Al Shoemaker, Laurel. 2nd Row: Charles Carter, Waynesboro, Perry Murphy, Mt. Olive, Joe Westmoreland, Laurel, Alvin Gore, Laurel, Ronald Pitts, Waynesboro Mike Stanley, Satsuma, Ala. 1st Row: Ronnie Walker, Waynesboro, Matt Mayett, Ouitman, Randy Sullivan, Buckatunna, Chip Geddie, Taylorsville, Robin Pitts, Wayvesboro Junior Wallace, Ouitman, Robby Guthrie, Laurel. tous: ' 'J A if W ng S 'U June dqgg- S, so 5 C no a Z0 I . 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Those chosen for Honorable Mention AII4American were: Greg Beech, Steve Jones, Billy Bay Miller, Larry Pickens. Congratulations Bobcats on a GREAT season!!! 154 if ' NF 'fl lk Z--cvs' I vi Av 77-78 Football Cheerleaders From Row: April Geddie, Sharon Ready. Second Row: Nan Edwards, Debbie Henderson, Kay Boone, Nancy Saul. Tlrlrd Row: Debbie Adams, Jenny Lyon. Fourth Row: Gwen Merrill. Opposite Page: Top Row: Jenny Lyon, Debbie Henderson, Kay Boone. Second Row: Nan Edwards, April Geddie, Nancy Saul. Third Row: Sharon Ready, Gwin Merrill, Debbie Adams. 5 156 -Q -4 Jfv ?fN N 77-78 aH lb aske ys'B O M Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones 77-78 Schedule East Mississippi PearIRiver GuHCoam CoiJn EastCenUal PeariRiver East Mississippi Uhca Meddmn Phnds Southwest EastCenUaI GwfCoaw PearlRiver Co4Jn Gulf Coast Hinds Southwest Uhca SOUTHSTATE GmfCoam STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GmfCoam 3...- if , . V:.'k E' In K X . 3' wan I Nfl' uv 'SS K K, .,.,,.,- ,- -i'w..... lag f 5 X Q ,NM-ff' ,gf-I HPS DUNK,-' Q, 'EM I f AWS. Y oo 'T rs rs E .Q i cu x cn cu m 2 5 COACH TROY BUSH BRENDA CRAFT, MGR. Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones 77-78 Schedule East Mississippi Mendmn Iwwamba Co4Jn EastCenwaI PearIRiver East Mississippi Uhca Meddmn Hinds Southwest EastCenUaI GuHCoaM PearIRiver CoiJn Gulf Coast Hinds Southwest Uuca W Nunn 6 ww: rs :,- 3 :E ,I , wi' ir .AWWMNMM 3 5 1f--- 'T 1,5 N i.. M k,-Q ...-...-.--.- 1 un I V E an K , ,, 1, v : ' kr Win., R' 'N 4 N.'.n 1 4 my Ta-u xl S Q 'QI' X x 4 1 W 5 un- X -. ' A 'X .- r QQ Q04 1 -lv-wuuuuunupgggg. 5 HRW ll 1 ov'- .yg Q... 'K gum-V I .L.:,, L34 :xx 77-78 Basketball Cheerleaders Above, L- R: Sharon Ready, Debbie Adams, Gwen Merrull, Amy Ballard, Kay Boone, Nan Edwards. Opposite Page: Top Row: Sharon Ready, Debbne Adams Second Row: Gwen Merrull, Amy Ballard, Third Row: Kay Boone, Nan Edwards. l70 i W, K 5? I V. 1, 1 Q 3 5 4 I a 1 1 4 - A N 4 M, ,. , .rw . ' ' 1 -r . 'QA 's I , I a' ,IMS -, rs. 1' J - . -f ' . Q' - , f , 7 r rf ' , -. X ' HQ , I f A 1 , V, 1 'ff 4' 1 .R ry gi, A .. A Kaye W Qt . 'Q .., 9 ,N v. ks X. -. Q. NI 'X Ja D A W ,1,,A ,4W.m,'.. .hnmmn ri , X , ,nl f f. ul, 'aA..,Q, X , N. I , A,M.g,f, s E cu as I- cu .Q i as x an eu D rs 'T co is 172 ff' N i . . ....r - t T 1 The JCJC Bobcat Baseball Team ended their 1977 season it Y 7 I with eight wins and ten losses. Their record does not show I . 4 ff t the true talent of the team. The baseball program at JCJC is , F 't t 3 improving every season with the hope of coming out on top. + , Coach Higginbotham and his Bobcats are hoping for a great XX year in '78 and with the spirit of the JCJC student body I behind them, they may have their best season yet. Below, Front Row, L-R: Gene Mills, Jim White, Bob Thompson. Back Row: Greg Beech, Ronnie Lawson, John Manning, Toney Bowen, Dale Bowen. 69 off' H 'TAA 5 .5 ,. ,i , .5 , Q JI: -xxx X UPJ1: 95' Y!!! X! y mm now, um rica filniff .,, 4 X! .,f 4 BS x .gr I 4 Q hh - f , 3 'lil KJQ Ei X. I ,V , 5 fi . ff 1 5 Q X 6 I Q J 5 iff ig ' w5 ulLneir,: 5 ,K 2 Sk if WN X M !z'f?fgQ'X ,I I I Q 5 I IV If 4 Q s 6 Q Front Row, L-R: Greg A Br? a 5 Qi 1, 5SQ Q HI FQXQHQ X x .f-I ,f 5 3.'....f v.x:g - XIII, ,A fs, f-Q 1977 Tennis COACH: George Carter March 22 Jones Pearl River 26 Jones Gulf Coast 30 Jones Meridian April 1 Jones Pearl River 6 Jones Gulf Coast 8 Jones Meridian District 3 Season Record W 1 L 4 T 1 Team Members Are: David Ainsworth Dane Davidson Nancy Saul Craig Ezell Becky Therrell Teresa Graham Julie Therrell 176 Priscilla Hampton Sheila Hampton Bobby Robbins Lisa Tyrone Wayne Whitley Mike Williams Wayne Whitley David Ainsworth AY' jx 'fy , dl. ' 'idle-ui 1 4 pdf gil, TA MN wwl A . 6 ls.:-'yr , kv 53 . 4 f - Q V ' ' A L K F 'Y 1 ,af . f .' A -Q. 3, Q M 'f', .egr',,,1rs i 1 1, - 'Y ',.,:,,5g 9 A A .A . , ,A , - rg' 'QW--' jr.: -3, -' , . ,. .. Q 5 5' 1 H wg 1 1, ,Q Q n fi.: if 1977 Track Team l ' l Bottom Row: G. Jackson, A. Benoit, G. Herring, T, Brown, and R. Sellers. Middle Row: M. Duckworth, W, Kelly, T. Rodgers, and R, Beard, Top Row: S. Graham, H. Smith, Coach Parker, N. Smith, and J, Yelverton. : SOUTH MISSISSIPPI WINNERS Harry Smith, who threw the shot and discus for Jones, won in meets prior to the State Meet along with half miler, Neil Smith and mile man, Gary Herring. To qualify for the State Meet participants had to finish not less than third at the South State Meet. State qualifiers from Jones were: Harry Smith, who was the South State champion in both the shotput and discus competitiong Neil Smith, the South State champion in the eighty-eight yard rung Gary Her- ring, South State Champion inthe mile, and high jumper, Arsene Benoit, who finished third at the South State Meet with a jump of six feet. JCJC Golf Team 77 Tommy Roberts, Jim White, Thomas Butler, Coach Bush, Smokey Nloss, Kenneth Ward. The golf team participated in about six regular season matches during the year. They came out second to Meridian in all of these matches. The team tied for third place in the State Tourna- ment. Invitation to Pasadena On Tuesday, November 22, officials formally extended the bid to the Junior Rose Bowl to the Jones Bobcats. The Bobcats readily accepted and the Board President gave the official yes Acceptance speeches were made by Dr. Tisdale and Coach Cooley. The Bobcats had almost given up hope for the chance to go after the loss of the state championship game. According to Glenn Davis, Bose Bowl Official, he didn't lose his respect for Jones because they lost while going for two points and victory rather than one point and a tie. JU gd 'gawk' l,,.,.-w ,,,l,.w ' ,,, ,,,, ar ,gf gi' 1 X if MQW' W .-www' ups? all g,,f '!'--e I H K 490' 1 1 1 1 :Q ii 3 evil' ii' uni , l80 or X' KN 561 O ap! S W? aul:.a..1.. 5 yu.. 6 ..r,,, J-piggy Legislators Present Commendation to JCJC for Outstanding Football Season Special recognition was given by members of the Legislature, Tucker Buchanan, Jerry Gilbreath, Dale Ford, Vin- cent Scoper, Charles Pickering and Norman Hendry to the JCJC Bobcats for their outstanding 1977 football sea- son. The program was on January 16th in the JCJC Memorial Library auditorium. Each member offered personal congratulatory remarks to the players, the coaches, the band and the cheerleaders. The Legislators were here to witness the reading of their proclamation commending the Bobcats. The proclama- tion was introduced and passed in the House and passed also in the Senate. Norman Hendry, President of the Alumni Association, read the proclamation to the audience. Dick Anderson, Mayor of Ellisville, was also present to offer congratulations to the players. Each speaker was introduced by Terrell Tisdale, President of the college. Coaches Sim Cooley and A. B. Howard also spoke to the audience. Cliff Finch, Governor of the State of Mississippi, honored Jones and their outstanding football season by declar- ing Saturday, December 10, 1977 as Jones Junior College Football Team Day. i Marathon Run For 25 hours the game ball for the state championship between Jones County Junior College and ltawamba Junior College continuously circled the field. For this marathon, fans kept the ball going around the field throughout the afternoon, night, and the following morning. 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V kk., ,V .J.R:,, Viljfwf 7-VV?V,Vl5V ,-A4 Q' ,'Vv,.Y-Aycfk .3 ' x:.V.:.x, ,,.,.'I:VQg,c, M4'g'f 4:..,3:Q,.., VV VV- V V Q5 my ,V-' V' V ,gfi 1 21354 -Vlws' La- ,Vg ,f'i1, ff ,CV V-wp Vi gf., ' ' 'FB V S' ' Mrs' , V, ,V A-.3-V,wV . V 1: 4-,fV, Va, ,V V ,. . g' : 'V 42 Vmgfr, ' , 'V . A- .,,,V f .L ' .gf .3-V v, Vyff ., ,f9f5,6f+ , J 1...-f c-47, V' -if , . 1 ff :LQ 5 5.f.,' F '42, -' -' ',:'J-V2 .-PM--V -' Vf'V'j7S Y. ,e' '. ft.-' 5 V ' F ' ff y gi,-'w wf 'v fi-' 43:-'W .ig vw . V- V1 N fl - w Vx, . - 9. f , - '- ., .v ' ' NV., - V ,f , 1 -, V - 'v'-ff-2'- ,, V, , 'V ' Q-, I r' ,Eiga - ,+A 13.4 , J 1- V - 1 VV V V , -1 f f V. 5 V Q f '. - s ' 1' Vw . , u f ' :V A - 6 AY, I-V :J 'V--3V132 7 in n - ' The Best Lair Staff The college annual, THE LAIR, is published during the year and is issued during the last month of school. The yearbook features the out- standing work and activities of the student body for the entire year. All students are expected to have a picture in the yearbook. The Lair staff presents the best of Jones County Junior College inthe Lair yearbook. w I f ... 1 i w J Al gm ' r ,, 1 Q yr 1 1,1 VA' - :-www ,.-f. ,I A Deadlines, Deadlines, Deadlines Staff Hard at Work ' Features - Not Pictured - Vicky Bush, Jamie McAlpin 186 1' if Q- . . ' fri. 'f A L ,... I 5 .V tp ,, X' l s iff' 'I s ,W '11, . 'r I .., l 'r'.. 4. .. , bay, I' 0f'... 1' K ,. kr .-, 9 i ff. ' iffy 11? T fig? PL-lf! 'YR .M if 1' ', .', - of T ' -Q f f-'LK' gt I' r,,,41-.L Editor - Jamie l'v1cAlpin J' '15 1 N 7-9 7 Sports -- Craig Watkins, Neil Russell, Ginger McCardle Lair Staff at lts Best The Lair sponsored the Jones County Junior College 1978 Beauty Pageant featuring 27 girls. From this group the students cast their votes for three girls. This gave the Student Council the top twelve girls who are pictured in our features section. The large crowd attending the pageant was enteretainecl by Southern Exposure, the song and dance team from USM. Jamie McAlpin, Editor of the Lair, was moderator of the pageant. From the Top Twelve girls, judges selected Jencie Moss as Most Beautiful and four other girls as runners-up. The Lair presented all the girls with a gold pendant and roses were given to the girls chosen by thejudges. Also during quarter break, Mrs. Colleen Ford and Miss Lona Bassett, with four students on the Lair staff, Jamie McAlpin, Lair Editor, Teresa Boleware, Fred Britton, and Neil Flussell traveled to Dallas as guests of Taylor Publishing Co., who prints the JCJC yearbook. The group stayed at the Registry which is in the heart of Dallas. A representative of the Public Fielations Dept. conducted a tour of the plant tracing all the different steps and phases that go into the making and printing of a yearbook from the time the pictures and layout pages arrive at the plant until they are a finished page in the book and the book is sewn together. The delicate and expensive computerized machines, many of which were set apart by enclosed glass to protect them from moisture and dust, were fascinating to see. Working with the Art Director, the Lair staff designed the cover for the i978 Lair, and the group was entertained at several elegant and quaint restaurants. One day was spent shopping and sightseeing also. Clubs A- Teresa Boleware, Donna Ellzey, Karen Bishop l88 Faculty Section -- Linda McNeil Typist and Copy - Annette Jones, Vera Barnett, Shelia Farmer, and Sherry Lynn Harvey. 'sir . 1' ,it , .. Q. 'N 1 l Above: Smile, you're on Candid Camera! Below: Fred Britton - Ads -- Rene Holston, Kathy 'Koolalde' Clark an 'M nts - Carla Clark, Vicky Bush, Shelia Farmer, Brenda Heathcock, Annie Chapman i l ,. 5-s. .C - Q? 11 - vis, I9 Radionian The FlADlONlAN, JCJC's student newspaper, is the oldest junior college paper in the state of Mississippi, The staff has enlarged and improved the paper and has added new features to it during the 1977-78 school year under the new sponsor, Mrs. Colleen Ford, and 21 new members. Among the new things the RADlONlAN has added since it expanded to 12 pages an issue are a faculty news section, two advice columns, and better sports coverage. The better sports coverage is the work of Editor Rebecca Batcliff, who travels with the band during football season and is the official score keeper for the basketball teams. Also this year coverage of intramural sports was wider. One of the advice columns, What To Do When, written by Karen Hin- ton, offers advice on practical topics like dating and living with single par- ents. The other column is Dear Clabigailf' a satirical collection of letters pertaining to life at JCJC. The writer is a ghost writer for Clabigail Ann Turen Calso known as C.A,T.J a model after Abigail Van Buren, whose Dear Abby column is nationally known. The RADlONlAN members are: Editor, Rebecca Ratcliffp Managing Editor, Karen Hinton: Dena Bisnette Ellis Britton Vicky Bush Sharon Craven Marilyn Davis Bobby Harrison, Karen Hinton - Mana i Edt D H ' g ng i or, onna olcomb, Lloyd Hudson, Tony Perkins, Marsha Read Janice Thigpen Martha Modisette Kathy Clark Lana Parker Brenda Heathcock. The FlADlONlAN'S favorite issue this year was its special Rose Bowl Edition commending those connected with our football winning season. Editorials this year have included supported having an activity period and urged beautification of the campus. Nlrs. Ford and those iournalism students returning tor the 1978-79 school year are already making plans for the RADIONIANS future t is hoped that next year it will be an even better and more informative newspaper for the students of Jones County Junior College and he subscribers in the surrounding area. src? Sponsor Q Colleen Ford Hey! Look busy, here comes Mrs. Ford! Famous duo reporters? or maybe husband and wife!!! 1- u V lay!! nf' Below: Just tell us your story and we'll make sure it gets around! i Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa is the only national honor society for junior college students. lt encourages them to maintain a high academic standard, provides opportunities through its many programs for students to develop leadership ability and gives them a chance foi fellowship with others who excel. There are Phi Theta Kappa conventions each year so that regional and national programs for stui dents can be had in addition to local ones, and so that national officers can be elected. Yan . .,-- A 1 Phi Theta Kappa Officers -- Harper Stone, Sandy White, Rhonda Mills, Cindy Crumpton, Pam Ezell PTK Activities l l i l i J While we still have time, we must ponder the interrelationship of science, tech- hology, society, and ethics as we shape our world for survival and change. Can man as we know him survive? What must he forfeit and change, and how can sci- ence and technology comply with the demands of ethics. We are told that this is :ivilization's greatest challenge ever. ls it too late to change? A radically different world may be science and technology's answer to these questions, can life remain i eaningful in it, and can man cope with its possibly unpleasant alternatives? Will an at last learn that he must live harmoniously with his environment? 5 Science and technology will control man in whatever the future's world will be. l'oday's man, foreseeing a dire world without energy, food, water and other vital resources, hopes the benefits of science and technology will be wisely chosen. Regardless of one's pursuit, these will directly effect man's moral, ethical, social, and financial decisions. This year's Phi Theta Kappa honors program is studying issues governing man's coping with the future. This theme was chosen to make Phi Theta Kappans aware of the beauty of science and technology, and their awesome potentials for good and ill already present with man. Throughout the year chapters will explore this theme in interdisciplinanary programs and assess future science's effects on man. State regional and national studies will further these annual honors institute will explore and evaluate the Man Alive: Can He Survive? theme in seminars, lec- tures, and excursions. l r i l l i l Phi Theta Kappa Members Buddy Ainsworth Matthew Ballard Stevens Bateman Ginger Bishop Ronald Bowen Carol Carmichael Terry Caves Candice Chandler Mary Chesney Gary Clark Patricia Clark Vicki Checkler Peggy Cothran Cynthia Crumpton John Dabbs Cynthia Davis Brenda Dunn Linda Dunn Pamela Ezell Deborah Farrior Garth Fisher Pam Geddie Alice Glover David Hegwood Debbie Henderson Gary Herring Nancy Hill Rebecca Hill Marilyn Hollimon Paula Johnson Constance Jones James Kelly Linda Looney Alice Lowry Randy Martin Lee Martineau David Merrit Jerry Miller Rhonda Mills Birginia McCardle John McCarty Rebecca Ratclift Stacy Richardson Samuel Roberts Jimmy Robinson Rodney Sanders Nancy Saul Demose Shoemaker Richard Simmons Harry Steele Harper Stone Susan Stringer Michael Sumrall Sandra White Lynette Zeagler Pam Beech Dena Bisnette David Blackledge Kay Bonner Grace Brewer Rita Brewer David Buckalew Thomas Kelton Bullock Charlie Collins Donna Crum Charles Dennis Nancy Cuvall Kathy Elmore Vicki Goar Cynthia Graves Jeffery Graves Judy Hall Donna Heptinstall Beth Herrington Shelia Herrington Karen Hinton Connie James Joseph Krewczyk Jan Lantrip Faith Lee Rebecca Lightsey William Long Clyniece Mayfield Mark Mills Carol Morris Rhonda McFarland Doris Mclnnis Lauren Nester Charles Pittman Rachel Pugh Larry Robinson Janice Rushton Neil Sellers William Simmons Martin Smith Robert Smith Lexie Sokovich Lyle Stockman William Stone Kathy Sullivan Christa Taylor Billy Thames Beth Tisdale Mary Tuck Steve Turnipseed Darlene Whitley Gwen Yow 193 The Recreation Club members are pictured below, Carlos Ray lVlcDaniel pictured at left by the members is the sponsor of the Rec Club The Recreation Club is responsible for the organization and administration of intramural sports and recreation lt promotes friendship school spint and leadership Social and cultural activites are emphasized Students are encouraged to live learn and play together fo total growth Their motto is Happiness is being with a friend K- MASN The Mississippi Association of Student Nurses fosters professional development among prospective nurses. Regular meetings were held. To be considered for membership, one must be enrolled in the associate nursing degree program or prenursing. Spon- sors are Mrs. Frances Temple and Mrs. Claudia Walters. Officers are: Pres. L. Smith, lst V-Pres. P. Overland, 2nd V-Pres. B. Dick- ensp Rec. Sec. D. Smith, Corsp. Sec. D. Collinsg Treas., J. Bullock. sv-su 'Sv 'WG' ,QQ -5 ,fuk . dir 9'P :HW Mnllivr Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union is on campus to support and involve Chris- . tian Students. Aithough we are supported by the Southern Baptist Churches, our programs are non-denominational. Our major goals on f campus are to provide a place where students can come to relax, study, play ping pong, or just sit around in a Christian atmosphere, and because of our love for Christ, we want to share our faith with fellow students. The BSU is involved in many on and off campus activities. During the school year we have 2 parties every quarter. These parties are usually tor all JCJC students. Every day we have two twenty-minute devotionai times. Morning watch is at 8:00 a.m. and noon-day is at 12:00 p.m. These devo- tional times are directed by the students. On every Monday night there is an hour rap session that discusses everything from sex to the Rapture. This rap time is called Vespers and starts at 7:00 p.m. every Monday. The BSU is very involved in Campus activities. This year we were voted irl in the spirit pep rally, iii Homecoming Float and iii Spirit poster. Our vol- ley ball and basketball team, God Squad, has made it to the finals of both tournaments. The BSU is for everyone. Baptist, Catholic, Black or White. 5 BSU Director Faculty Advisors - Hess and Sumner Cherith if F 3 v N555 at 1 ... ,-fs Above: The BSU singing group called Cherith has sung at four places this year. The music program has really been doing great. The Lord has really blessed the group, Wesley Foundation Rev. Glenn Martin - Director .615 1 ' G' 9' Above: The Wesley Foundation is sponsored by the United Methodist Churches of this area. Wesley meets every week clay for Bible study and prayer, A Christian identity on campus for all students is their major purpose. T97 Chamber Singers pictured are: Gail Rushton, Johnny Davis, Donna Crum, Harvey Breazeale, Linda Valentine, Milfred Valentine, Director. 2nd: Tammy Pitts, Bounds, Marcia Wilson, Carl Stewart, Kent Miller, Ann Roberts. 3rd: Stacy Douglas, Beth Herrington, Kin Hawkins, Randy Martin, Harpsiohordist tor the feast was Charles Wroten, piano instructor at Jones. The JCJC Chamber Singers participated in the third annual Madrigal Feast, held at St. John's Episcopal Parish House in Laurel. Those who attended were awestruck by the sheer beauty of the event and opening of the always welcome Yuletide. The pomp and pageantry, color and magniiicanoe ofthe Madrigal Feast made it an occasion to remember. The Parish House was decorated as a Medieval English castle at Christmas time. Heraldic banners floated from the castle walls. Dinner was served amid feasting and merry making, Tables were aglow with red Christmas trappings and a myriad ot red candies. The birth of Christ was celebrated by the lords and their ladies, seneschals, friars, wandering minstrels and caroi singers in the Great i-laiiot the Manor. The feast was characterized by the processional of the ford of the manor and his entourage, the music of the brass quartet and harpsia chord, the Renaissance songs and dances of the Chamber Singers, the boar's head, the Wassail Bowl, and the Fiaming Pudding. g 198 Michael Kim Hawkins and Randy Martin iillllil. 11-1 ...., ...... . L- -A 0' Concert Choir The concert choir of Jones County Junior College is recognized as one ofthe top choirs in the state and is known for its Candlelight Christmas Services and spring presentations of major choral works. This year's choir is hosting the Mississippi Junior College Choral Festival for the third year and will present lVlendelssohn's oratoris, Elijah in May. This year's choir trip takes the group to Denver, Colo- rado, Choir Officers H- Kent Miileri Gail Rushton, Ann Roberts, and Carl Stewart I99 Ronald Thornton Tanya Thornton Albert Tisdale Beth Tisdale Alan Trest Mike Vaughn Tony Wade Billy Ward MARODN Terry Smith Curtis Alston Frank Anderson Cindy Aultman Keith Ballard Marcelle Benson Etta Ann Berry Richard Scott Jones County Ji Kimberly Sumrall Tim Biglane Dreamer Chinn Kathy Clark O. B. Cooley Tony Cooley Peggy Cothran Howard Shores The Members of This Joe Taylor Sandy Craft Jimmy Crosby Steve Downing Libby Edwards Sharon Elliott Pam Ezell Paula Smith TTYPHCON N as ,Q L ior College Band Great Band Are: ith Fairchild elby Grant ian Grantham rry Harrison ivid Hegwood -m Grant iry Helton fton Holifield Jeannie Ishee Roland Johnson Karen Johnston Dewane Jones Bonnie Maddox Terry King Lecia Ladner Craig Ledlow Shelton Lewis Tim Loper Billy Lowry Lee Mathews Gill Mayo Bobby McDonald Roy Ann McSwain Jim Mordica Letty Sue Nicholson Mary Owen Derrick Parker Lindy Peoples Tony Perkins Randy Powell Ellen Raby Pete Raby Rebecca Ratcliff Marsha Reed Scott Reddoch Donna Reeves Jefferey Reeves Mary Rich Rusty Roberts Kirk Royals Bobby White W ..ni:Lz ,,l.m,l we ix Flag Corps Feature Majorette - Cindy Aultman Dreamer hangs a big one!!! The Maroon Typhoon had a very eventful season in 1977. The band was rated Top Band in South Division of State last fall and played for the All4Star football game. In California they competed with and defeated four too California bands. They received an invitah tion to march in the Nlardi Gras parade and to play tor the Los Ange- les Rams football game. The band is recording an album of all the shows compiled and its concerts. Favorite tunes ofthe band this year were: My Way, McArthur Park, Rocky, Russian Christmas ll!lusic, and New World. The favorite halftime shows for the band were the Rose Bowl Show, the Co-Lin Show, and the Gulf Coast show. Rifle Corps i :- 203 W1 2-1 JS DJ E55 5: FO go na!! 3'5- gr: Sf? JP 33 599 EQ ON O3 QCD 4. N'U DDJ gs. O 9.5 gm ON ar. fb iff .qg CD 2: 2.3 Z Em E7 S? ' Q. CD - U7 O P O N .. 3' '4 P U7 2 CD f f: U5 N ID 3 O. FD 1 U7 O P 33 G9 Q. DJ 'U fi 3 CD 7 O ED 3 Q T O 3' D3 3 9 CD I' U QD 1 FD 3 CD E J' af CD s WJ N .. I, Q. N I '1 N 2 4 Q 3 eg uf e Q, tv g F I fy x 'V -.-. E 'S B, f . if 45126 wwe, limes i 90 o?ei?',: 'f Q 5119 'Q fx N PBL members are pictured above. Phi Beta Lambda Pl-ll BETA LAMBDA CBeta Alpha Sigma Chapterj is a national professional business fraternity promoting leadership and scholarship for future business leaders. The president of the PBL is Randy Robinson. A f 3, xr W v--V-.. .5 lf- Q ff, VICA Club There is a vocation for every interest. With no age limit, Handicapped? .loin the force of the working world. There is training for you through Vocation Technical Programs. Vocational education provides more return for dollar invested than any other form of education. This return is good for the economy as well as the student. It often takes the handicapped person off the welfare roll and places him on the tax roll. Vocational education has grown rapidly to provide more work-relevant education to more students to progress at their own pace. This is especially true of programs geared to training the handicapped. More career information is needed for the public as well as for high school students, what a career entails, the kind of life it offers, the preparation and skills needed to enter the field, and projected employment opportunities. Providing such career information is iust one of the purposes of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, VICA, a national organization for secondary, and post secondary students enrolled in Vocational programs. Understanding the functions of labor and management organizations, promoting high standards in work ethics, craftmanship, scholarship, safety, and helping stu- dents to develop leadership qualities through civic, educational and vocational activities are among the goals of VICA. Competitive activ- ites in trade skills, public speaking, job interviewing, and parliamentary procedure are also vital aspects ot VICA activities. Plans are underway by the JCJC VICA Chapter to begin intercollegiate competition with other junior colleges ot our area, preparing for State compe- tition in May. VlCA members of JCJC are proud of their Vocational training preparing them for leadership in the world of work. 206 Vo-Tech PBL -cr Aw ,, if gm 'L' ,.W ' L'.L m',' AL '-,:. Qnii, ,V hz K ,b ,L ' O9 F as 2' Qs... an-nunnq Rs.: s.,,,,f F The 1977-78 Vocational-Technical Phi Beta Lambda has had several meetings to discuss various topics. At the beginning of the school year officers were elected and are as follows: President - Jencie Nloss, Vice-President - Detra lVlcNickles, Secretary - Shirly Touchtone, Treasurer - Pam Taylor, Reporter - Debbie Craft, and Historian - Georgia Jones. On Feb. 3, the Vo-Tech PBL sponsored a bake sale to raise money for upcoming events, The vocational-technical division and the academic division of PBL of Jones County Junior College hosted the Future Business Leaders of America, Southern Dis- trict Leadership Conference on February 1Oth. DECA ,. --1. 1 -- 1 my of A tg-,QF ?.:,1',w,qH2: V 1,iff2+,i1gge.--. ,- .WP f-if .if -,W . - ' ,Z-, 'l . 'arf-ff1w?:l6f ,wt ,R f J' ' ' H H . ' -' i 1 Distributive Education Clubs of America CDECAD is a collegiate organization for students majoring in distribution and marketing. The 1977-78 JCJC DECA Club Officers are Sandy Kennedy - President, Greg Rahiam - Vice-President, Katy Johnson - Sec., Susan Jarvis - Treas., Pam Taylor - Reporter, and Ronnie Kemp - Parliamentarian. we , I 'lil 'Q' i if X I Criminal Justice Club xx T ti it The Criminal Justice Department at Jones Junior College has recently organized the Alpha Chi Gamma Chapter of Lambda Alpha Epsilon fthe American Criminal Justice Associationj, Presently the chapter has 25 members. The officers include: President, Steve Chisolmg Vice-President, Nan Edwards, Secretary, Ramona Knightg Treasurer, Resa Goodwin, Sgtfat-Arms, Freddie Reeves, Reporter, Mary English. On Oct. 14-15, Ramona Knight and Mary English attended a regional business meeting on the campus of Alabama State University in Montgomery, Ala. The association is dedicated to the furtherance of professional standards of criminal justice, the fostering of assistance and understanding between members, and the promotion ot greater public understanding of the problems and objectives of those agencies devoted to the administration of criminal justice. Pictured below are ROTC members participating in Homecoming Parade SGM Wiley Whitworth a veteran of both Korea and Vietnam is the instructor of the JCJC ROTC fReserve Officer Training Corps? program SGM Ciiergeant Maiorp Whitworth has been a member of the U S Army for 28 years He has worked in everything from operations te M 60 tank platoons on maneuvers in The Federal Republic of Germany The basic ROTC program introduces the student to various military subiects Military Science I covers military weapons basic military organization up to the company level, and tactics used up to platoon Ievel.ifWlilitary Science ll teaches the student the fundamentals of reading military maps. Military Science lll deals exclusively with American Military l-listpry. steigient corttinue the programiiggggp a yyi, year bipenrolling in Military Science Leadership Development I, ll, and lll, The emphiisis is placed on student participation in various ROTC training activities during the second year ROTC program. No military obligation is incurred by enrollin finlany ofthe R5OTC courses at JCJC. The JQCJC ROTC instructions is under theif lirection ofthe ROTC department at USM, which sponsors three FTXs fField Training Exercisesj each year, along with close ouderecl drill instruction adventure training and mountaineer training 208 :wyn- 4' 3'-fr: l ROTC The members of the ROTC Club are as follows. Front Row, Kneeling, L-R: Larry Matthews, Marvin Wigham, B. J. Horne, Maurice Ducksworth, Lloyd Hudson. 2nd Row, L-R: Linda Norris, Darlene Hayes, Beverly Lindsey, Larry Buckley, Craig Ledlow, Don Jefcoat, David Bucklew, Terry Ford. Back Row, L-R: SGM Whitworth, Larry Harrison, Frank Kapaun, Rusty Edwards, Keith Cooley. ME, I I Mike Ainsworth Receives ROTC Scholarship Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club is for any interested student especially Home Economics and related majors. This year the Home Economics Club provided refreshments and helped with the tea and open house held at the Presidents home. They also provided refreshments at the tea held for the beauty pageant finalists. The Home Economics Club met every second and fourth Monday of every month at 8:00. lVlrs, Mary Dillard is sponsor. V 210 ,ws-ag Afro-American Culture Club This organizationfs purpose is to provide both social and cuitural activites for students who are concerned with the barrier that separate ethnic groups. These activities will include such things as social functions, campus erientation for new students, assistance for members to promote scholarships, a place tor mem- bers to meet informally, and group discussions on top- ics of mutual interest. There are about 50 members in the 197741978 club. Nlr. Whitehead and Mrs. Barbara Merrill are the leaders ofthe AACC. i 'C 212 Forestry Club Q6 Sophomore Members N ,ay 1 thi 1, N., P124 . ' I af- : fm3 z.. - ' 2'-as 'M ' .Q W 'Q Y- V K 1 f X ang ei, . I' K-.. 4-1 Freshman Members The officers of the Forestry Club are: Billy A. Malone - Pres. Tony Dubose - V. Pres. Mark Jones -- Sec, and Trees, Roger Hillman -- Reporter, The sponsor for the Forestry Club IS Mr. James Robbins. if 2 Art Club Sponsors - Jerry Jones and Byron Nlyrick vu., Sponsors - R. L. 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KUX Iewelers 8: Distributors, Inc. -1- Y 1 . - I - wil l Emir 3 15th Ave Lincoln Plaza Y 1 at 5th Street Shopping Center Laurel, Miss, Brookhaven, Miss. Phone 428-0874 Phone 833-8371 221 ROYAL CROWN'COLA Royal Crown BoHIing Cgompany Ellisville, Inc. P.O. Box 40, Ellisville, Miss. X 1 5 l iii L so ,L :til I Anile L y H f DANCE i L E EAI .16-2' JAHCE Ellisville Au+o SUPP'Y Two Locations: 203 South Front St. and Hwy. 84 East Wayne Blackledge and Employees 00 em 057408, 'Q BFE? ALE S S ERVI CE SALES SERVICE S Waynesboro, Mississippi Sou+hside Curb Jack Gunn d EliisvilleaEnn+erprises Ha rdwa re Hwy I I 477-3312 Ellisville, Mississippi Ellisville, Mississippi F WS BFIIIIG Waynesboro, Miss Membgr FDIC Branches at Buckatunna and Clara SPORTING GOODS POOL TAILE IEPAIIS 55.'ILffYfLE'E .T'3I'5. 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Phone 477-8039 Phone 7885332 Night Phone 7885536 Manufacturers of Ladies Lingerie 4 Vern Geddies i Western Auto Beech's Shell Station Associates Store Nizzard Appliances Davis Tires For Fast and Dependable Service iruetone Electronics Furniture Dept. 119 Ivy Street Ellisville, Miss. Ellisville, NNSS. Fhone 477-3386 Phone 477-3385 -ui V . A r 4 f ' 1 . M., M, Johnson's Florist Flowers for All Occasions Hwy. 1 1 South Phone 477-3681 Ellisville, Miss. Merchant 8: Manufacturers Bank 4 c 4 I! 'm,StV'1mmmls Ellisville, Miss. Serving this area since 1902 Member F.D.I.C. Compliments of the Laurel. Bank Association Bank of Laurel Commercial Nalional Bank and Trus'r Company Firsl Nalional Bank of Laurel Members FDIC Complimenis of +I1e Jones Coun'ry Board of Su pe rviso rs I. V. Sims Bea+ I Gene WI'1i+ney James Rasberry Beaf II Beai' III George V. Harrison L. S. 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