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m p y • • 1 • k^ 8 m s • i • • p • 1 • y Opening 2 Newsmakers 1 Competition 50 Involvement 88 130 Profiles Closing 202 m p • 1 y ^ f K -0^%^A fetlr IL^Hi i IMF- i B K ^E^ .Km'*.'lr- i & RED BLUE MIRROR '96 Itawamba Community College MS MS Fulton, Tupelo, • Volume 41 Stephanie Easterling and Ney simply Gore take a break from their busy . schedules to discuss their summer activities. w> What makes ICC irresistable? The students who attend find many aspects of ICC to be beneficial. ICC's location is ideal for many area students. Being close to home is convenient for many area students. Some students enjoy driving to school every day while others take advantage of living in the dorm. Also, many students enjoy recreational activities on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Wa- terway which borders the Fulton Campus. %*v Another reason students choose ICC is because the college is affordable. The college's low-cost combined with financial aid enables many students to attend. Also, almost every student who attends ICC receives some type of grant or schol- Jennifer Parker of Hatley signs a petition for Matthew Robinson who is a candidate for SGA freshman rep- arship. resentative. Also, the teachers and ad- visors are always willing to help students in any way they can. HjP Any way you look at it, ICC is simply the one! one the .^. Instructor Bill Ratliff assists Jonathan Cribbs of Amory who is ma- joringintoolanddie. BethPuttand RustyFlybothofTupelotake advantageofbeingclose enoughtohometo commute. Opening/3 Members of the Drama Club work on their award-winning sign for homecoming. Each club designed and decorated a signforthecompetition. ClintHarringtonandMelissa Wilsonchecktheirbiologygrades 4/0pening LAenignh K u y k- e n d a 1 1 decorates a pump- kin for Hallow- een. simply Students everywhere are always protective and opinionated about their school. Each always thinks his/her alma mater is the best, but at ICC, we have proof. We have north division and state contending teams, new and up-to-date programs, and the best post-secondary automotive technician training program in the state. HOSA students who participated in the national leadership conference also won many awards. Not only are ICC's students award-winning, but also the faculty and adminis- j^ tration are highly respected and recognized. Renea Ran- dle participated in the NASA Space Fellowship program at MSU, and Jerry Senter was awarded the Re- gional Outstanding Chief Business Officer during 1995-96. Space prohibits listing all the awards and honors by students, faculty, staff and the college, but in a few words, ICC is Simply the Best! CindyTuckerstudiesinherdormroom. the best Closing/5 Adam Cor- ky,Pontotoc sophomore, enjoys finger painting at the child de- velopment table during Club Fair Day. simply 2,010, that's how many different people attend ICC full-time. 2,010 different personalities all combining to make one student body. It is truly amazing to think about. Imagine if you could meet every single person on both campuses. Wouldn't that be fun and interesting? Meeting every single person might not be possible, but ICC has many clubs and organizations that allow students to meet at least some of the other students. From drama to the Baptist Student Union, ICC has something for everyone. Individuality at ICC is evi- dent not only in the students, but also in the college. With its well-respected staff and administration, award- winning clubs and unique programs, ICC stands alone. KathyHerndonmakesfinalplanswithherfriendsforthe weekend. ICC is not like any other college, because it has you, the student. You, the individual, who is involved and dedicated to making this college what it is, simply unique and individual. . .a campus that has something each person can enjoy and be proud of. unique 5^ '" ^SjglS Whttk - 6/Opening