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

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px Sherie Felts and John Clark of Waynesboro pose for the camera- l Melanie Huff and Brian Moore watch the game. Both are West Jones graduates. 1 .ur wus. .,: 'K Mi. ,U lb Marsha Read and Joe Krawczyk walk onto the ceremonies. field before halftime -.tif 'Ill 'Um L Q 'a Wifi ,ly W 4-si Ex 'rf Axim-4-, 41 l A if' Trish Ezell, 1978 Homecoming Queen, with Bud Blackledge, Homecoming King are surrounded by members of the Homecoming Court. Freshmen maids Sheri Felts and Melanie Huff are shown with their escorts John Mark Clark and Brian Moore, while sophomore maids Carol Morris and Marsha Read are pictured with their escorts Duncan Stone and Joe Krawczyk. l02 ' Homecoming

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..I Cammie Rikard, Janet Powell and Leslie Monson become con- cerned as the Bobcats fail to score. ' ' i during a cheer at the bonfire. The camera focuses on Melanie McLeod L during half-time. E 5 ' X . .' X, 4 ' Liz' 9 fi? ' . -'X -l lv i ' if iw 1 ' if . V N sr1wJcs A 'l it ccs fi eee Q f '- Dana Barette, and Ricky Breazeale invent their own dance steps at the Homecoming dance. Billy Ward and the J.C. band lead the homecoming parade. K Homecoming X lOl

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Spirit, cont. The parade was colorful and fun. Bands from district high schools of Leakesville, Seminary, and South Jones as well as J.C.'s own Maroon Typhoon, the Homecoming Court, campus clubs and organizations, county, state, and district dignitaries, and alumni members met early Saturday afternoon to parade through the streets of downtown Ellisville. Of the many decorative and festive floats the one represented by the Fine Arts Division was the overall winner. The freshman class float, the Vocational-Technical float, and the Radionian float placed first in the class, division, and club and organization categories. Before the homecoming game the Jones Jr. College Alumni Association met for a business session followed by a banquet for the alumni. The banquet was highlighted by the naming of Senator Ike Sanford as Alumnus of the Year. The classes of 1928 and 1953 were given special recognition at the banquet. All this hyperactivity was only a rehearsal for the great climax that occurred Saturday night. Supporters flocked to the field to enjoy the halftime music and pageantry of the J.C. band, the crowning of the King and Queen, and of course to see the Bobcats make it a victorious homecoming with a score of 26-O. The 1978 homecoming court consisted of Trish Ezell, queen and Bud Blackledge, king. Sheri Felts and Melanie Huff were freshman maids and their escorts were John Mark Clark and Brian Moore. Sophomore maids and their escorts were Carol Morris, Marsha Read, Duncan Stone, and Joe Krawczyk. Missy Waldrup, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waldrup, and Brian Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Arnold acted as Crown Bearers. Homecoming X 103