1972-1977

LEAD FRESHMEN WOMEN--Officers of Jackson Hall freshman women's residence hall at East Central Junio: College, are: from left to right: (front row) Beverly Wooten of Carthage, Treasurer; Beverly Burkes of Forest, House Chairman; and Nell Coward of Phila– delphia, Secretary; (back row) Tina Mccurdy of Forest, Civic Leader; Donna Johnson of Philadelphia, Religious Chairman; and Dianne Carter of Louisville Social Chairman. · '

R!TA GIBBON of Hickory, the leading scorer on the once beaten East Central Juriior College girls' basketball team will be in the lineup this Fri– day night at 8:30 when ECJC squares off against Co-Lin in the school's Girls' Invi– tational Basketball Tour– nament. The first game Will ' be olayed Friday night at 7:00 with Hinds facing East Miss. 1 The winners will meet Sat- : urday afternoon at 2:30. A · consolation game will be played at 1:00 Saturday. Ju– nior college girls' teams play five players at a time, full court. Lucille Wood is the East Central coach.

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DECATUR STUDENTS LEAD FRESHMAN CLASS One of the biggest responslbWtles of the Freshman Cius omcers elected at East Central Junior College Is the planning of the spring prom. Making plans for this year's prom, scheduled for April 14th, are class President Kent Ozbom [center right) of Decatur, and omcers, from left to right, Secretary Lucy Duncan of Philadelphia, Vice-President Cheryl Newell of Decatur, and J'reasurer Judy Russell of Hillsboro.