1954-1972

Graduation Held fJlay 7 At E.C.J.C,.

Graduation exercises for the 53rd graduating class at East Central Junior College was held May 7 at 8 p.m. in Huff Auditorium. Out of the · 168 candidates presented, 112 received associate degrees and 56 received vocational-technical certificates. Top awards were presented to the two students who with I the highest and second highest grade point average. Lorri Seal, daughter of Mr. andMrs. Roy L. Seal of Union, was presented the Valedictorian 'Award. Melissa Nester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nester of Lake, was presented with the Salutatorian Award. .The Rev. Hardy Denham, pastor of First Baptist Church of Newton, was the guest speaker. NESHOBA COUNTY– Graduates from Neshoba County who received Cer– tificates are: Stella Marie Buckley, Betty S. Price, Carlton Ray Brock, Wilbert Patrick Carter, Frederick F. Lyon, James R. Reed, Ronnie K. Smith, Howard Cary · Watkins, Jr., Bernard Lavell Agent, Jr., Mary M. Eldridge, and Roy A. Melton. Those who received !ISSOCiate degrees are John V. Barham, Connie Elizabeth Bishop, Melanie Anne Burton, Terry Clay, Early Clemons, Rita Lynette Dobbs, Terri Lynette Donald, Andy Lewis Dyess, Kaye Fryery, Scotty Winfred Goldman, Ginnie Maye Henlj!Y, Vikki Renee Jenkins, Ll$ Jane Kermedy, Anthony Duane Massey, Kimberly Ann Murphy, Lisa Dione Myatt, LaJwie Pike, Rhonda Charlene Rhodes, Lin– da Elliott Thomas, and Robin Ann Ware. --~---~-

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