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

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Gunther, David L. fSeminary, FJ Guthrie, Robbie CLaurel, SJ Guy, Phillip D. fState Line, FJ Hall, Bonnie J. CRichton, FJ Hamburg, Mary Susan COuitman, Hammack, Vicky CLaurel, FJ Hammond, Dawn fLaureI, FJ V? 'T Wx, Hammonds, Terry L. fLaurel, FJ Hancock, Douglas fMize, FJ Hancock, Lynn CBay Springs, FJ Hankins, Steve CRaleigh, FJ Hanna, Jenny CLaureI, FJ Hanna, Kathy fLaurel, FJ Hardin, John Wesley fEllisville, FJ Hardy, Ruby J. fState Line, SJ Harkless, John fLaurel, FJ Harper, Leisa CLaurel, FJ Harper, Rebekah fLaurel, FJ Harper, Rosia fvossburg, FJ Harrell, Karen COuitman, SJ Harrell, Jacqueline fVossburg, FJ Harrison, Lamar fWaynesboro, FJ Harrison, Paula CEllisville, SJ 'V' FS Hartfield, Shirley CHattiesburg, FJ v ' Harvey, Russell CCollins, FJ Haskel, Deborah CLaurel, FJ Hassell, Sharon CLaurel, FJ Hathorn, Marsha CLaurel, FJ 2 A 42' YZ5' James McQueen Hattaway, Tina fNew Iberia, FJ Hayes, Linda tCoIlins, FJ Haynes, Betty CTaylorsville, FJ Hazelton, John tRaleigh, FJ Heathcock, Brenda CWaynesboro, Heathcock, Debra CLaurel, SJ McQueen's attitude is tops James McQueen is a paraplegic who is not handicapped. He has great courage and faith and is truly an asset to JCJC. In terms of athletics, he is an 'All-American' paraplegic, stated Coach Carlos McDaniel of James McQueen. James, a Horology major, has been paralyzed from the waist down because of a virus infection since he was fourteen, but this has not stopped him from being active in life. McQueen plans to work as a jewelry repairman and some- day hopes to open his own business. Among his many activi- ties James enjoys photography, volleyball, chess, playing cards, bowling, basketball and listening to music. He is a member of the BSU, VICA, and the Recreation Club. ln the Rec Club he serves as religious activities chairman and was a line judge for intramural volleyball this fall. ln the summer he was very active in the summer Rec Club and received an achievement award. James learned to bowl and was bowling in the 70's by the end of the summer. Knowing James, oth- ers should be inspired to live life to its fullest and use the resources God has given. FD SJ Heathcock, Gwenda fWaynesboro, SJ Students! 141

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Fairchild, Rhonda CLaureI, FJ Felts, Sheri fwaynesboro, FJ Ferguson, Rosalyn CLaureI, SJ Finley, Shelia fEllisville, FJ Fleming, Jeff COuitman, FJ Fleming, Lisa fOuitman, FJ Fleming, Rhonda COuitman, SJ Fleming, Tony fOuitman, SJ Floyd, Steve fHattiesburg, FJ Flyman, Stephen fHattiesburg, FJ Flynt, Scott fCollins, FJ Foley, Carmen CLouin, SJ Folkes, Madelyn fSeminary, SJ Ford, Emily Uaylorsville, FJ Ford, Jeffery fCollins, FJ Ford, Linden CLaurel, FJ Fortenberry, Pam CBassfield, FJ Fowler, Darlene CPaulding, SJ Frasier, Janice fLouisvilIe, FJ Graves, Bartie CHattiesburg, FJ Frazier, Jeannie COuitman, FJ Freeman, Britt fRichton, FJ Freeman, Richard fwaynesboro, SJ Freeman, Terry CRichton, FJ Funderburk, Olin CSpringfield, S.C.SJ Gable, Renee fRaIeigh, FJ Gage, Brenda fBeaumont, FJ Gage, Wallace CBeaumont, FJ Galligan, Vicky fLaurel, SJ Gandy, Larry fSoso, SJ Gandy, Milton CSoso, FJ Garner, Carolyn fEllisville, FJ Graves, David fEllisviIIe, SJ Gatlin, Charma fEIlisville, FJ Gatlin, Nancy fLaurel, FJ Gavin, Bruce fLaurel, SJ Gavin, Lorre CLaurel, FJ Gibson, Nancy fHattiesburg, FJ Gieger, Delano CLaurel, FJ Gilbert, Diane fStonewaII, FJ Giles, Brenda fwaynesboro, SJ Gipson, Bobby COuitman, SJ Goar, Vicki CColumbia, SJ Goins, Bobbie CVossburg, FJ Gooch, Deborah fHeidelburg, FJ Gordon, Gail fOuitman, SJ Gore, Alvin fLaurel, SJ Gough, Ginny fLaurel, FJ Graham, Sandra CRichton, FJ Grant, Nobie Jean CLaurel, FJ Grantham, Brian CHattiesburg, FJ Grantham, Wanda COvett, FJ Graves, Dawn flillisville, FJ Graves, Gary Uaylorsville, FJ Gray, Karen CLaureI, FJ Gray, Tony fCollins, FJ Grayson, David CLaurel, FJ Grayson, Mark fLaureI, FJ Grayson, Anthony CRaleigh, FJ Green, Darriel Ray CLeakesvilIe, FJ Greene, Becky CCrosby, FJ Griffin, Deborah CBay Springs, FJ Grissom, Robert CTayIorsvilIe, FJ l4O X Students S-3' 0 't,9 S 4 Q s F i 3 Rc- J y iili J Vk ., ai f f . D A 1 1 1 ' ? . -, 1 '14 'V-r - li, 'T-T7 xqnii , New . W gn, f.,i,f fn Y 'nf-'Y 'im . ,Y f an-. ,M f' .., ,4 3 Y? ,. . 'Sw N5 1 X . -- 'iq if '21 my - . f .. X -i m was at-, . +.-- i -. .e mi ,eye sw.-me ,. fr if' .1 F iw! . . cm P iv' wx J 1 K qv 'fp' if 'l ' 'e W J s SS 4 mi cg' ' f ' i JY S 'J 5 I L, N W, VV fc: 0-J X.,. Xa.. 6 5 QQ 'T-'Y Q wx. i ...:- Q 'SE 2 4 ,K 4 x s Who., J pw. fl 1 A '! s. 1- X-

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Hegwood, Sandy CForest, FJ Henderson, Mary fwaynesboro, FJ Hendry, Stephen CSoso, FJ Henry, Keith fMt. Olive, FJ Henry, Kerney CHeidelburg, SJ Henry, Kim fLeakesville, FJ Henry, Ronald CSoso, SJ Herion, Brad Cwaynesboro, SJ Herring, Scott fPetal, FJ Herrington, Jean CLaurel, FJ Hester, Douglas CLaurel, FJ Hester, Tammye CStringer, SJ Hicks, Sue CLeakesvilIe, FJ Hill, Jan CLaurel, FJ Hillman, Gary CMcLain, FJ Hillman, Karl fNeely, FJ Hinton Hinton Hinton , Annie CRichton, FJ Hinton, , Cleo CRichton, FJ Betty CRichton, FJ La Tangia 1Buckatunna, FJ Hobbs, Willie CHattiesburg, FJ David Grayson stands up for what he beheves lt is not unusual to find students who will stand up for what they believe, but to find one who will stand up for Christ, letting his daily activities and love for others prove that Christ is real in his life, is seldom found on a college campus. David Grayson, a freshman at Jones, finds time for a host of outside activities as well as regular school work. While on campus he works in the media center as well as being active the Baptist Student Union. In the BSU he is Noon Day Chairman, on the Executive Council, and a member of the ensemble Cherith . David is a member of Indian Springs Baptist Church, where he teaches the 7th and 8th grade Sunday School class. He also represents his church in the County Youth Association. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, football, track, and raising dogs. His favorite pastimes are reading the Bible, going to church and preaching at different church activities. David graduated from West Jones where he was active in the Bible Club, Family Living Club, and he received the Principal's Award during his Senior Year. His goal in life is to become a minister in a town or community and to have the opportunity to meet people's needs and to be a Christian leader in his community. David Grayson enioys a cup of punch served by Linda Knight at Mr. Carter's tea. l 142 f Students