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

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McDowell, Gloria CBrooklyn, FJ McFarland, Rhonda CBay Springs, McGill, Doris CShubuta, FJ McGill, Jan CMoss, FJ Mcgrew, Dewayne CState Line, FJ McGrew, Mary fCollins, FJ Mcllwain, Ellis CWaynesboro, FJ Mclnnis, Cathy fBuckatunna, FJ Mclnnis, Kathy fWaynesboroJ McLaurin, Bill CHeidelberg, SJ McLaurin, WileyCLaurel, SJ McLemore, Beth CLaurel, FJ McLemore, Ora CLaureI, FJ McLeod, Djoni CLucedaIe, FJ McLeod, Dan CLeaksville, FJ McLeod, Melanie CLeaksville, FJ McMullan, Reva CBay Springs, FJ McNair, McNair, McNair, McNeal, McNeil, Carl qivn. Olive, FJ David CML Olive, SJ Paula CMt. Olive, SJ Leslie CLeaksville, FJ Bucky CLouin, SJ McNeil, Rickey CLouin, SJ McNeil, Mary fLaurel, FJ McPhail, David CPrentiss, FJ McQueen, James CNicholson, SJ McRae, Dennis CBuckatunna, SJ McRaney, Kathy CCoIlins, SJ McRaney, Sandra CCollins, SJ McRee, Priscilla CNew Augusta, FJ McSwain, Joe CNew Augusta, FJ McSwain, Phillip fBeaumont, SJ McSwain, Roy CRichton, SJ McSwain, Ruby CRichton, FJ Meadows, Rocky CRichton, FJ Meadows, James CRichton, FJ Meadows, Paul CMize, FJ Meadows, Ricky CLaurel, FJ Meadows, Roger CRichton, FJ Meeks, Rebecca fLaureI, FJ Melvin, Susie fLaurel, SJ Merrill, Edna CLaurel, SJ Merritt, Becky CLaurel, FJ Middleton, Margo fLaureI, FJ Miley, Eric CMorton, FJ Miley, Greg CBay Springs, SJ Miller, Joseph CLeakesviIIe, FJ Miller, Kathy fLeakesvilIe, FJ Miller, Wayne CHattiesburg, FJ Miller, MaryfState Line, FJ Mills, Angelia CWaynesboro, FJ Mills, Greg fClara, FJ Mimbes, Dorothy CState Line, FJ Mincy, Linda CHattiesburg, FJ Mitchell, Cleo Clillisville, FJ Mizell, Brenda CLeakesville, FJ Moffett, Cynthia CLaurel, FJ Moffett, Judy CTaylorsviIIe, FJ Moffett, Sandra CTaylorsville, SJ Monson, Leslie CLaurel, FJ Montgomery, Tammy CMoselle, FJ Moody, Georgia CMcLain, SJ Moody, Jerry CBeaumont, FJ

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Who's that coming round the track? Mrs. Patricia Waldrup and Slimnas- X tics class girls work out to tone mus cies and keep in shape. McClellan, Katherine CVossburg, FJ McCorneIl, McHenry fShubuta, FJ McCoy, Eddie CHattiesburg, FJ McCoy, Edward fHattiesburg, FJ McCoy, Kim fLaurel, FJ McCraw, Gail CBay Springs, FJ , 4 McCraw, Keith fTaylorville, SJ McCraw, Stacy tLaurel, FJ McCuIIum, Jimmy CTaylorsville, FJ McDaniel, Faye CHattiesburg, Fi McDaniel, Margie CCollins, SJ McDonald, Anthony fRose Hill, FJ McDonald, Bonnie CLaurel, FJ McDonald, Margie tRose Hill, FJ McDonald, Patricia CLaurel, SJ McDonald, Schkelia CStringer, FJ McDonald, Vickie CCollins, FJ McDougle, Jewellean fwaynesboro, FJ I 46 X Students Q' ' I Q f f yy., ,V ., X v 'Y' '5-:J is i' V Who's that coming down the track? In the evening at JCJC it most likely will be Patricia Waldrup, Dean of Women. Believing in a sensi- ble diet and plenty of exercise and making these a way of life, Mrs. Waldrup not only sets a good example for her girls in the dorm but encourages them to join a slimnastics class which Mrs. Waldrup conducts in the after- noons. Girls in the dorm who might need to lose a few pounds are urged to join the Tues- day and Thursday afternoon class. They weigh in at the beginning and end and measure- ments are taken. During the course girls also keep a scrap- book of articles on methods of weight reduc- tion. Exercises for slimming the body and ton- ing the muscles are used and have been very effective. Students have grown accustomed to seeing Mrs. Waldrup and some of the class jogging around the track. '--Q... Q

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Mooney, Marty fSeminary, FJ Moore, Bryan fLaurel, FJ Mordica, Robby 1Hattiesburg, FJ ' Moreno, Pedro CLeakesville, SJ f Morgan, Gary CHeidelberg, SJ Morgan, Tim CMoselle, FJ V Morgan, Katie fl-leidelberg, FJ if -' Morgan, Paulette CHeidelberg, , 4 ' Morland, Keith CStonewall, FJ ,- A I Morren, James CRichton, SJ 1 -V f - . Morris, Cindy fLaureI, FJ V H J , .ei Mosley, BenniefEllisville, FJ ' 'rs N zfgigfi FJ Q i Morris, Carol CCoIlins, SJ W Vii, V , 'Z l , ff W Mosley, Frank fEllisviIle, SJ ,germ Mosley, Jerry Cwaynesboro, FJ Mosley, Lori CHeidelberg, FJ - Moss, George CLaurel, SJ 1 Murphy, Judy CEIlisville, FJ J Murphy, Perry CML Olive, SJ ,, fi1 W 5 , pf Myers, Myles, Myrick Myrick Myrick , Angela CLaureI, FJ Myrick, Mike fLaureI, FJ , Karen CLaureI, FJ , Tami CTaylorsville, SJ Napier, Steve CCollins, SJ E i a y 'lv 'Zaire ff 'Q ,f if f fiiffwl Tom fLaurel, FJ Claudette CLeaf, FJ lj' a F Q 4,5 iv fc M 4 se fy V fy, A Necaise, Charlotte CHattiesburg, FJ F Neel, Brenda CLeakesville, FJ - Neel, Kathy fLeakesville, SJ Newell, Alma CBay Springs, FJ Newrmn, Stan CSeminary, FJ Newman, Vernon CLaurel, FJ Nix, Linda fBay Springs, FJ Nobles, Sandra fClara, FJ Nobles, Theresa fLouin, FJ Norris, Norwood, Lynn CLaureI, SJ Nowell, Kathy CLaurel, FJ Odom, Odom, Odom, Oliver, Xt v 5 22 , ,, , E 4 Ben fCollins, FJ Beverly fwaynesboro, FJ Cynthia fBuckatunna, FJ Sanford CShubuta, FJ James 1Ouitman, FJ Iob forecasts The future looks bright for business admin stration and computer science students according to a report released by the Southern Regional Board The study predicts that the demand for those skills will be about twice as high as the supply good iob prospects but the outlook for education lib eral arts law social work and communication graduates appears gloomy Social science and humanities mayors were advised by the report to take additional courses such as account ing personnel management and computer program l ,lt ,, ., ,J -e . rrii 1 nh U' 54 f ,. , T, LQ. iiiii Q , ' 'W 4 'W ,, A , ' V. J' V' S rrr , J Q :Q Z ,t , ff, -A wa, S, Q W' 1 mflxmfw I G , I ,, , f wean ff . YK ,, yi' ' it 547' I Qc Q ming Students were urged to develop their writing since employers frequently complain that a graduate who can write is a disappearing commodity The Communications field will remain overstocked and psychology and fine arts mayors will find Job hunting crowding into the mid 1980 s Many graduates will have problems finding work in their fields about 20 percent will be unable to find any job traditionally held by a college graduate the report said The report states that health field graduates also have difficult. The law field will continue its current over- HB ! Students lr' A., Q x V ,N 45 J I 2:13345