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

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A friendly place, cont. s Most of the students at JCJC commute daily to the campus and home again. While here on campus they try to spend free periods with friends. ln between classes students may head for the grill for a coke or a sandwich. The grill is always filled with students rapping with their buddies about their classes, what their teachers did, how awful the homework is, or the latest movie or maybe about the cute girl in their math class. Here the noise is always a few decibels louder than anywhere else on campus. Elsewhere on campus, students may find a quiet table under the trees to study or relax a bit. Sometimes groups meet at the fountain or under the arbor to talk, work on homework or maybe practice a speech for class while friends listen patiently and sympathetically. The library is a popular place and a wise choice of places to be during an off period. Often the quiet and peace of the library may be all some students will have of tranquility their whole day through. Some students go back to classrooms during their off periods to work. Someone is always in the iournalism newsroom working on a layout or typing up an article. Over in the art department too, students drop in to work a little longer on a painting or finish an assignment where they can find a little moral support from other students. Here and there around campus students go where their interests lead them whether it be to the ba nd hall or the Ag building, or various other spots. Each day some students can always be found in the game room. Here they have a chance to play pool, try the pinball machines, have a ga me of fooz ball or ping pong. There are cards and tv for those who want that. The more energetic enjoy going to the PE building to work out or perhaps to play tennis or racquet ball. Some students simply go back to their cars for a quiet smoke, or to study or talk. Gary Graves and Kathy Simmins share their music during a practice session. iiou.f.i..ai,,,i.,, Sr li Beth Wood qtffm l VXA, A S. in

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S i ig SMOKING 112 I Student Life Patsy Blue and Lisa Anderson offer Kathy Simmons some of their cupcakes. -. ff , fn, , . mv, W 2 M , Q, 1' , ? '1 ' in gif? 1 4, 4, .4 in if 1, Af R 3 A ff' f I Cheri Thomas just sitting around in the comfort of her room. The Dorm Gang using a new diet plan - the squash routine. 52 ,W fi 'vw , I ff' ffzqfff 7 1 i f I 4 ,iw -fa A gysffszfsvfsvfi Tammy Ward knows how to get a pretty smile.