Some people are early risers. They take advantage of the early morning Corbo hours, breakfast in the Schott, or, if you’re in ROTC, learning about military preparedness. But these go-getters have to keep in mind how their Student Center stays in such great condition, even before they get to school. That’s when Commie Lee Pouncy comes in … around 3 a.m. to be specific.
Where did you grow up? Are you from Cleveland?
“I grew up in Mobile, Ala. I came to Cleveland because my brother lived up here.”
We know what you do late at night on campus, but what do you do off campus during the day?
“Mow the grass, watch television. I have a couple of lawns I take care of.”
How long have you been working here?
“19 years.”
What is your favorite part about working at JCU?
“That it’s a good job. I liked running the floor machine, and now I clean the locker rooms.”
What is the dirtiest floor that you have to clean?
“Down by the mailboxes. They would always take things out and throw them on the floor. Also, anywhere there’s salt in the winter.”
Clorox or Mr. Clean?
“Mr. Clean.”
What’s something you think people would be surprised to know about you?
“I’m 76 years old and I’m still working. I still like my job.”
Do you plan on retiring soon?
“I don’t have any plans to. It could be another year, another six months, depends on my health. If it stays good, I’ll keep working.”
