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

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'H .V g ww ... . .n, KL. Preparing the homecoming float was fun for everyone. Almost all had a hand in decorating. Ill I J..l..1.LJ, .U is E X .kick X X U.LLLl.l,S.lA. ' se QRIX 'N The 50's provided the theme for this homecoming float. The Guys and Dolls are swinging at Arnolds! 'Q 5'7q?':f-,.Q9:33:3iF Z i 3' Egfr-.er-3: - muff- 2 - 531,-L2 ' 'i' if 115351351 1? .ibfQ2f31. ' JA... 0' fs' members. Anyone enrolled in Vo-Tech classes is invited to ioin VICA. It has approximately 79 regular VICA I 203

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WCA Variety is VICA's keyword Variety is the keyword for VICA. VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, is a progressive club contin- ually molding and shaping the lives of different individuals. Its main purpose is to prepare individuals for the differ- ent tasks to be performed as they progress into the industrial job mar- ket. VICA is a very active club involved with the future of America. The club has a membership of 79. Among the 79 members, there are 19 profes- sional members and 60 active mem- bers. The professional members includes all instructors of the Voca- tional and Technical classes. They advise the active members but are not allowed to participate in the Regional- State Contests held every year. The active members, however, are allowed to participate in all contests and activi- ties sponsored by the club. VICA plans numerous trips and activities for its members. Among the activities were Friday volleyball matches, bake sales, raffles, and trips to different areas of Mississippi and the bordering states. Anyone enrolled in vocational or technical classes has an open invita- tion to join VICA. Officers for the 1978-79 VICA are William Lyons - President, Sherry Tisdale - Vice-President, Sabrina Dil- lard - Secretary, Betty Bergin - Treasurer, Darlene Fowler - Reporter, Jennifer Parker - Parlia- mentarian, Clyde Webb - Chaplain. Mr. V. G. Landrum is sponsor of VICA. VlCA's advisors and officers help to run things smoothly for the club 202 I VICA l

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EDCGBCGEEJ Students see action in DEC DECA is an organization for students majoring in distribution and marketing. The officers for the 1978- 79 year were as follows: David Walker, President, Mic- key Tyson, Vice-President, Susie Jarvis, Secretary and Treasurer and Sonja Johnson, Reporter. The DECA members participated in state and national competi- tions. There were two workshops held on J.C.'s cam- pus forthe DECA members. The one during fall quar- ter was for state officer's training. There was also one held during winter quarter for the Southern Region District high school students. The local chapter of DECA has two state officers. They are Susie Jarvis, who is the state reporter and editor of DECA's State Newsletter, and Greg Rahaim who is the State Vice- President. Ron Gaskin and Eileen Baker are sponsors. Bill Pace, State Advisor for DECA, assisted with the DECA Convention on J.C.'s campus. Officers help to plan and carry out the year's work. .3 I x J ,.. I f, an If-49 Wt , .4 f 'V' ,fait -fl' , fi f W T 'T i i - T 1 Front - Tammy Myrick, Bernita Ball, Katie King, Deborah Warren, Carolyn Moore, Susan Jarvis: Sec- ond - Advisor - Ron Gaskin, Mike Evans, Louis King, Gregg Rahaim, Marvin Carter, Jimmy Ulmer, Roger Waters, Mac Lucas, Advisor - Eileen Baker: Back - James Bender, Marco Sims, Tommy Shows, Mike Cheeks, Wilbur Jordan, Jim Kay, and Mickey Tyson. 204 X DECA