Northeast Mississippi Community College - Torch Yearbook (Booneville, MS)

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-an -vs. -,i...-.-.-..-......- -- T......-- ... ..---- .-. . -- . -- i --a.,-3 ,, ,-- FACULTY if t., . ig. r V - , WD. Clifton Carolyn A. Hopkins The students of agriculture aren't con- fined to farming. Students preparing for careers in veterinary medicine, agronomy. and vocational education also take agricul- ture courses as a basis for further specia- lized education. Practical experience in household economics is provided in the Home Management House, which serves as a laboratory where the girls work. lvx ig , 1-X , ,,,g,.,ff .4 ,'-'i ' .I 'png-' .V . , wk P jg, . , . . t.., . J ,, . . , , J , . Q we 2 f:'::tse x Q xr : 'r sg i wx, sip sg: 'Q my . -1: t sv, .Q An essential element of the world today is business. Northeast provides the opportunity for students to acquire an understanding of modern business processes and to train for careers in business education, accounting, business administration, secretarial science, and general business. '.,.g. t?' T' qi-'-vr Q -Q Q . 'li -vwin N K W -X Nm . 1- fssftw,wfsxw-X..-s ass-:ny-r,:sf ff- r - '- . ft X , . 1 t f- X X f - N is ssst,fssSst11fQ2ssizim-tsxx XX Qs s, X1 XX X X iasf X .. - X . - ', ss sv. sw saws vrtzwsgf 'ysyisirgxgfbgffvtl - 'wx X 1 t . , . . x Us A,..xvw.s-,Wx.,sX.-ssxfq WM-.s ,.,t . ax wx.-fs . -sf 1, t J, ts . .. ,. Q X N R-. vs-.xxx gswyff-as - as ttittif-iw-tzufis 5- t- it XXWN Q X x s James S. Long Carol Lowry Phillip Beaird Evelyn B. Drown Jane E. Griffin Barbara B. Hughes Ernest D. Jobe Jane T. Rutledge Mildred l. Sartin Charles E. Simmons The Dental Hygiene Program is dir- ected toward the provision of experiences to meet specific needs of dental hygien- tists who seek employment in health care facilities, public health agencies, and educational institutions. Major portions of the program are related to expanded duty functionsg the acquisition of compe- tencies required to deliver health care services in the absence of direct supervi- sion, and, teaching and management principles. faculty 53

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SUCK HOHCYCUU faculty members. The collection Marsha G. Lewis Hellen J Norris FACULTY The tools of an industrial arts major are many and varied from the T-square and drawing pencils of a drafting student to the lathes, screwdrivers, and claw hammers of the shop students. The transmission of t, ideas from one person to another is inseparable from the ideas them- selves, for without a means of expression the most perceptive observa- tion or most delicate sen- sation is valueless. F ld Sara L Gentry Emory D. Jones ltzgera Mary T Robinson ANU H- Whitt? Anna L Quinn The library houses educational materials which enrich and supple- ment the curriculum. lt also pro- vides a study area for students and consists of books, periodicals, units of microtext, microfilm, vertical file material, and the Dial Access Re- trieval System which consists of au- dio and video tapes. faculty 55