1972-1977

Philudel~hian Crowned M&s ECJC Friday Night Coleeen "Dink" Hight of

of carthage, Barry Phillips of FOE&< - and Joe Vance of Lake. The ECJt Fashion Squad also modeled the laha Miss Melanie Laird d Decatur; tht 1977 Miss East Central Junior College returned to crown Mias Hight as th 1978 Miss East Central Junior College As the winner of the 1978 bliss Em Central Junior College S c h o H ~ p.geant 16Dinp )5a SchOlamhip to the dvdtr choice. D e w L i m b , fir. alternate, received a $100 scholamhip -- The scholarships were provided lr gener05ity and eduCationa; East central Junior aUege area banks and oman&ations. Those - - contributing were -ikmlr of Central Mississippi, Cartluge; Bank d Forest, Bank of Philadelphia; Decatur Ex. change Club; Decafur Urn Club; Newton Chamber of Commerce; Newton County Bank; Peoples Bank d Mississippi, N. A. in Becatur, Philadelphia, and Union; the Carthage Bank; and the Citizens Bank ia Philadelphia. cowsn

Pbiladelphiawascrownedthe 1978 Miss East Central Junior College in the College Scholarship Pageant held last Friday evening on the ECJC campus. From this pageant Miss Hight will go to compete in the Miss Mississippi Debbie Ldvingston of Louisville was chosen first alternate and Lisa Hadson of C o d a t h Awela had^ Ot Pmdwa, and Lisa of Decatur were chosen "Beauties". Shannon Cleveland of Union was pageant.

annual Miss East Central Junior winter and early spring fasMons

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selected Mkis C~ e aLa '@ fellow contestants. . Bruce Peterson, also an ECJC ixk I ructor, servedasMaster of Ceremonies for the occasion. Serving as pageant pianist was Miss Patti Stone. +- Special entertainment !for the - pageantwas providedby Larry Ganaan ha Overall director of the pageant was Mrs. Martha Graham, an ECJC in- structor, whose coordinating efforts enabled the pageant to run so smoothly.

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