1972-1977

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ECALUMNI OFFICERS

Newly elected officers uf the Alumni Asmiation at East Central J unior College include: [from left] Mrs. Pat Moiton of Philadelphia, vieeegresident of Weshoba Wnt y ; Mrs. Jeanette Thrash of Decatur, vice-president from 'Newton County; jack Taylor .of hrtoiton, wid-president' f m Scott

County; Mrs. Coreen Neal of Californ~a, vice-president at Large; and Mrs. Lois Cooper of Decatur, secretary and treasurer. Not shown is Pat Cleveland of Forest, president; Dr. Shelby Harris of Decatur, vieepresident; Jim MeKay of Noxapater, Winston County; and' Bill Spence of Walnut Grove, hake County,

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EC Alumni Elects Officers

DECATUR - The East Centrrl

Hamis, chairman of the Home-

aevellod of

unbr College Alumni Assodation wmlng parade annoqnced that there net duiing hamecoming activities were over 50 entries in the parade Satuday, Oct. 7. Dwight Mullhol- including'four bands. ille was in charge d the m u d President, brought the Alumni rusiness meeting. Association up to date on the Mullholllod welcomed the p u p activities of the college and stated 'and, alumni president ef Collins- Dt. Charles V. Wright, College

Shelby

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president; and Mrsd Lois cloope, secretary and treasurer of Deca

vice-president elected ere

Thrash of De*rl

Newton counh'; jack Taylor o1

Sm* County;

a the campus. Mrs. lais Cmp r , thst n. secretary and treasurer of Alumni celebr*%oq ksssciation gave minutes and the years of setvise.

b had been given to the East Central's fifty

of Noxapater, Wimn County; Mrs Pat Moiton of Philadelphia Neshoba County; and Bi Spence o' Walnut Grove, Leake County Elected as vice-president at Large i! Mrs. Coreen Neal of California.

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The Alumni Assdiation then held

kssaeiation approved them. The

alumni president commended its annual business meeting and everyone on a job well done in the elected officers ta serve during the

pa r ade just completed. Dr. Shelby

1978-79 year as follows: Pat