Mississippi Delta Community College - Retrospect Yearbook (Moorhead, MS)

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and on — Campus Then there were the ten bus drivers who drove the commuters to and from MDJC daily. They made daily trips from Moorhead to Cleveland, Greenwood, Greenville, Clarksdale, Hollandale, Belzoni, Rosedale, and Rolling Fork. A good many students worked at various jobs off campus after their s chool hours. Their jobs ranged from farming, nursing, grocery stores, telephone operators, county supervisor, army recruiter, gins in the fall, factories fo different types, to policemenr.

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They worked off — Campus Students, who worked as library assistants, checked audio-visual equipment and books in and out, shelved books, read shelves, and always kept an eye out for book thieves. A few students worked in the Office of Student Affairs and at the information desk in the Student Union. Those working at the information desk gave information to the uninformed, answered phones, paged people, and checked out various games, such as chess and checkers to the students.

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0 -erall. the students and instructors at MDJC communicated and responded as one. The atmosphere was comfortable and friendly. Their thoughts and opinions reflected mutual ideas and feelings. In an opinion poll on the ceasefire settlement in Vietnam, the faculty and students expressed their anxiousness for the return of the P.O.W ' s and soldiers, and for the ceasefire.