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

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ls dx N. h. i .L . , .gg 'lfsasxti lf Us 5' ' .fzgffg 'tr M rss Y Denese Sumrall and Sheri Felts hold up signs made by the BSU to promote spirit for the state championship game. :xl Mitchell Jones concentrates on his duties in machine shop. Jones is a friendly place. When you meet on a sidewalk or pass in a crowded hall, you see smiles and people you don't even know say Hi! in a sociable way. Most people hold the door open just that fraction of a second longer for you to pass through to let you know they're aware you're there. Jones is clean and the sidewalks are sunny. The buildings are new and the walk from class to class on campus is just long enough to let you stretch your legs, see a few friends, and breathe in the air. Even on a rainy day it is not too bad - what a great ice breaker it is, getting dampened and making a mad dash for class with everyone else. Cold days are fun, too - it is great to get out in the air, clear the cobwebs out of the brain up top and see all the red noses and rosy cheeks. But how we love to complain, southern fashion, over the cold! Even the air is country fresh at Jones, nestled as it is against the low hills at the edge of Ellisville, one of Mississippi's oldest towns. No smog here from factory or shipyard to color the air or seep into the lungs. Just clean air,,a school where you can apply yourself to learning if you've a mind to do it, and enough nice people to make some good friends. The students at JCJC are mostly from the eight counties surrounding Ellisville and the JCJC campus, from the counties of Greene, Smith, Perry, and Jasper, from Wayne, Jones, Covington, and Clarke. They come from places with interesting names like Shubuta, Sylvarena, Collins, and Ovett. Their homeplaces are Waynesboro, New Augusta, Runnelstown, and Louin, or Hebron, Heidelburg, Bay Springs, Soso, and Richton. Most of the students chose to come to JCJC because it was near their homes and convenient or because the cost of two years of college at JCJC represented a big cost saving for their families. Many decided to come to Jones because so many of their friends were coming. Still others come because their parents are proud alumni and want their sons and daughters to come to their school. These are all good reasons, though probably the best reason for coming to JCJC is that the subjects offered are varied enough to equip them with two good years along the way to a career or job. A friendly place X 109