Northwest Mississippi Community College - Rockateer Yearbook (Senatobia, MS)

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q-Q I ,I t...f han.. -yi, wh., 'gfii tigigwg' ' ,, :,oA-AN 'Nb hu .:'. 3 I, Z- Ylj ' L 9 Being a student at NWJC has its lighter moments along with its work. Two moments out of every three are a guar- anteed blast.

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RDCKETEER 1969 honors Dr. Gardner During her five years at Northwest, Dr. 'June Gardner has served as Director of Guidance and Dean of Women, and she is now in her third year as Dean of Student Personnel. Respected and loved by the students and faculty of Northwest, she is also a leader among junior college personnel in the state. She is serving currently as vice-president of the Mississippi Association of Women Deans and Counselors. Last summer she received her Doctor of Education degree at the University of Mississippi. Dedication and enthusiasm describe Dr. Gardner, but many students know better her understanding and gracious personality. We, the staff of the yearbook, respectfully dedicate the 1968-1969 ROCKETEER to Dr. june Sneed Gardner. 1 V p s. 4 .fd

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Campus gets facelifting The 1968-1969 session saw the completion of most of a 354 million-two year building program. This expansion project brought the total improve- ments in recent years to S57 million, with another 31 million program proposed for 1969-1970. Completed for first semester were the Art Build- ing, Quitman Hall for men, Taylor Hall for women, DeSoto Apartments for faculty, and an addition to the R. QC. Pugh Library. The largest student union building on any campus in Mississippi, McLendon Center, was opened second semester. The Library was not ready until October, and when it did open students welcomed a quiet study place.