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

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N X X' R I just can't do a thing with my hair! W 'Ullma- i 5 5 3 S l S 2 Getting that smile ready. Finished product here, Trish is ready for the parade and looking beautiful. Robinson, Cindy CQuilman, FJ Rogers, Eddie CLaurel, FJ Rogers, Donna CML Olive, FJ Rogers, Fabia CLaurel, FJ Rogers, Melinda fMt. Olive, SJ Rogers, Renita fLaureI, SJ Rogers, Shirley CLaurel, FJ Rogers, Tanya Cwaynesboro, FJ Rominger, Deborah CPe1al, FJ Rose, Thomas QEIlisviIle, FJ Ross, Bobbie CLaureI, SJ Rowe, Billyfwaynesboro, FJ Rowell, Debra fLaureI, SJ Rowell, Dollie Estell COvett, FJ Students f l5l

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Riley, James CMize, FJ Riley, Lisa CShubuta, FJ Risher, Michael CHeidelberg, FJ Robbins, Sherry CLaurel, FJ Roberts, Brenda CEllisviIIe, FJ Roberts, Carla fClara, SJ Roberts, Gayle CSeminary, FJ Roberts, Marie CShubuta, SJ Roberts, Mary fHeidelberg, FJ Roberts, Robbie fHattiesburg, FJ Roberts, Teresa fCollins, FJ Roberts, William CForest, FJ Robertson, Joanna CState Line, SJ Robinson, Charles Uaylorsville, FJ I 50 I Students Trish Ezell of Waynesboro, MS was crowned Homecoming Oueen on October 21, 1978. A day of activities kept her busy from morning to night through the Homecoming parade, reception, Alumni banquet, and crowning at the game Saturday night. Younger sister Sharon Ezell recorded some of the preparations of Trish's day, a day in her life she will always remember. Homecoming Queen gets ready for a big day v-eq -,, l ,.- zi' J, 4? as 'k 2 'Sa I k Mirror, mirror, on the wall, tell me whose is the fairest face of all . fhfauff ,A- ' Y 5Qf , . 3 X 5 4, Might as well get started early. .Imx .J ,,.. .,,, .M 9, ,,

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Rowell, Sylvia CVossburg, FJ Royals, John fLaurel, SJ Ruffin, Connie fLaurel, SJ Ruffin, Pamela CBay Springs, FJ Ruffin, Peggy fBay Springs, FJ Rushing, John fLaureI, FJ Rushton, Carla CLaurel, FJ Rushton, Laura fSeminary, FJ Sanders, Deborah CSandersville, FJ Sanders, Ray fOvett, FJ Sanderson, Billy CRichton, FJ Sands, Katherine fvossburg, FJ Sanford, Cynthia fColIins, FJ Sartin, Dana fCollins, FJ Sartin, Larry CMt. Olive, FJ Satcher, Shelia fOuitman, FJ Saul, BettyCHeidelberg, FJ Saul, Harvey CLaurel, FJ Scarbrough, John fSoso, FJ Scitzs, Teresa fLaurel, FJ Scoggins, Donna fLaurel, FJ Scoggins, Lori lLaurel, FJ Seidenburg, Doug fLaurel, SJ Sellers, Donald fLaureI, SJ Shaffer, Luann fPetaI, FJ Sharp, Brenda fBay Springs, FJ Shaw, Annie fwaynesboro, SJ Shelby, Tracy CLaurel, FJ Shelton, Maria CLaurel, FJ Sherman, James fLaureI, FJ Sherwood, Tyrannus CLaurel, SJ Shoemake, Rene fCollins, FJ Shoemake, Sue fOvett, FJ Shotts, Kathy fRichton, SJ Shows, Stephanie fMoselIe, FJ l52 I Students Faculty Fitness Physical fitness is read about, talked about, and Americans spend millions of dollars each year on sports equipment, clothing, and shoes as well as for memberships in clubs and health spas to work toward keeping fit. Here at JCJC the new Physical Education building has been an attraction for many of our faculty family who believe in a regular exercise program. Fourth period was designated faculty hour for the PE facilities and almost any day some of our instructors and staff can be found there, working out on the exercise machines, playing tennis or racquet ball. Among those who exercise often are Bill Morris and Gale Tanner, who believe in running to keep fit, Rich- ard Douglass who is a tennis buff, and Bruce Hankins, Merlin Hehn, and Jimmy Temple who are regulars who try to work out several times a week if possible. Others of the faculty include some sort of exercise program at home or in the evening when it is more convenient. Merlin Hehn and Gale Tanner use the new gym to help with their own exer cise programs.