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

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The Year of the Cat ---any 5 Sometimes during the winter weeks may pass of damp, cold weather. When the sun does come out again we all want to bask In the sunshme It looks so easy, but isn't, to draw well, like this sketch made in art class. ' i5 X, f fft Right, putting on make-up for Anything Goes required special help and know-how. Z ' t rter 246 I Closing

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W 1-f Sandpiper by Dena Phillips My mind is like a peaceful shore, With calm, flowing waters seeping deep into the sand. Leaving only portions of shells appearing in the wet grains. Then. . .a Sandpiper comes and tracks my mind. Sunshine By Jenny Hanna Sunshine is the key to light, A light of love in someone's life, A light of happiness in a child, A light of togetherness in a couple, Or maybe a light upon a rugged path. Sunshine sparkles on nature, The trees sway with the wind, The grass smells with fresh clover, The birds carry on their sweet notes of praise, And all of nature has a special sparkle in the sun. Sunshine is expressed as Love, Happiness, Sweetness, and Warmth. Next Door By Denese Su mrall He lived next door at 4 we were pals. He lived next door at 7 we were buddies. He lived next door at 11 we were friends. He lived next door at 15 we were a couple. She moved next door at 16 we were friends. She lived next door at 17 we were buddies. She lived next door at 18 we were pals. They lived next door. Rag-Doll Love By Janet Taylor Our love was like Raggedy Ann and Andy - Limp, not really knowing Where we were going, Pushed by the world, Driven by the wind, Tossed by the waves, That was you and I, Not able to stand On our own feet, Told how to be And when and where, But it was ours Our rag-doll love. Raggedy Ann and Andy Walking hand in hand. Raggedy Ann and Andy. Scrapbook f 245

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Basketball provides exercise and entertainment and tests agility and speed. t W-w-QQ There is an old saying that reads lt takes all kinds of people to make up a world. This saying also holds true to a school, since it takes all kinds of people, each contributing their own particular talents and skills, to make a successful school year. Different personalities, hobbies, and ambi- tions were portrayed by the students this year, and this variety definitely helped to make the year just a little more interesting. Since so many dif- ferent people were around, it was only natural that each one liked to do different things. The saying could also be changed to read, lt takes all kinds of activities to make a year. JC offered something for everyone. An epidemic of pre-Spring fever hit the campus about mid-February. Sunshine and warm temper- atures brought students out in sleeveless shirts, shorts, and bare feet. VaIentine's Day burst into full bloom with the Carnation sale by the newspaper staff. All over the campus students were wearing flowers, car- rying them and delivering them. Tryouts for positions on the baseball and ten- nis teams excited the spring sports-minded peo- ple, while the annual talent show held in April was fun too. Quarter hours and averages began to be turned in to the guidance office in preparation for graduation. A great class made the graduating list. President Tisdale provides a balanced influence on the progress of the school. Studying can't be dull when we can smile like this in the midst of it. Closing f 247