1954-1972

STUDENT-BUILT MOWER- -Richard W. Clark, machine shop t eacher a t Ea s t Central Junior Col- lege, shows a riding lawn mower hi s students built, par t i a l ly f r om old atuo par t s . The three- speed, eight horsepower mower cuts a 38-inch path. Clark is a resident of Beat Five of Neshoba County. Among p r og r ams offered in ECJC's voca- tional section a r e machine shop, welding, auto me - thanics, auto body and fender work, genera l elec- tronics, air conditioning and refrigeration, radio md television r epa i r and s ec r e t a r i a l science. In the fall, a cou r s e in data processing will be