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A I 0.11-:gdsa A student confers with Joe Herrington, Financial Director for Jones County Jr. College. Mr. Herrington is in charge of the work study, financial aid, and scholarship programs for the school. 11 ig, 11 'V Wade Hughes, on a Journalism scholarship, is Advertising Manager for the Q. A work study student, Ronald Walter's job is in the mail room. Financial Aid X 55
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Hilda Woodward talks with D. 0. Thoms before the ceremonies. Another end, new beginning The three hundred and seventy- seven students who were graduated from Jones County Jr. College during spring commencement services heard the Hon. Jim Buck Ross deliver the commencement address. The Rev. Steve Wilkins, pastor of the First Pres- byterian Church of Ellisville, pre- sented the devotional thought. Special recognition was given to students excelling in the areas of aca- demics, sports, and leadership. Recip- ients ofthe Honor Awards were Garth Fisher and Cindy Crumpton. Harper Stone and Rhonda Mills won the lead- ership awards, while Dale Bowen, Terry Caves, and Denise Shoemaker won sports commendations. The four winners of the academic awards based on a perfect 4.0 scholastic achievement were Shelton Houston, Rita Brewer, and Cindy Graves. These awards were presented during the Honors Day program before com- mencement exercises. Another highlight of the activities taking place was the honors banquet held for forty students excelling in scholarship and leadership. Dr. Terrell Tisdale spoke briefly at a breakfast honoring sophomores and congratulated the students on a good job during their past two years. Fac- ulty and staff served the students. During the breakfast student govern- ment officers for 1977-78 were recog- nized for the job they had accom- plished. They were Nancy Saul, secre- tary, Garth Fisher, vice-president, and Harper Stone, president. L.......,,..,.-Q The Hon. Jim Buck Ross, gradua- tion speaker, dons robes for the Graduation is an end, but a new beginning for the sophomores who leave JCJC and go on to new things SCYVICC. Graduation f 57
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