1972-1977

NESHOBA COUNTIANS AT TEA- -Several residents of Neshoba County attended the alumni tea at East Central Junior College honoring Miss Beth Darby last Saturday. Mrs. Eunice Grubbs· and Mi~s Christine Fulton are served refreshments from two East Central students as they visit with friends of the honoree, alumni and facuHy members of the college.

RECEIVES ALUMNA AWARD--Miss Elizabeth Kay (Beth) Darby of Philadelphia received the Alumna of the Year award at East Central Junior College at Decatur on Sat– urday. Making the presentation was Dean of Students Denver Brackeen. Miss Darby was honored with a reception earlier in the afternoon, at ·a banquet that night, and recognized during halftime at the ECJC homecoming football gante later in the evening. • ••

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DECATUR ARTISTS- East Central Junior College students, from lett. Ernest Hart, Lena: Jim Anderson, Decatur: Deborah Robinson. Philadelphia; Gary Breland, Newton ; Kim Jennings. Philadelphia: Neff Jordan, Newton. NE WTON SHOW

Art s t'u dents at E a·s t Central Junior College , Decatur. open an exhibition this afternoon at the Newton County Library in Newton. The show will hang through Dec. 16.