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

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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

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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

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'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.