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771 Students Enrolled At East Central

A total enrollment of 771 students have begun class work at East Central Junior College, Decatur, it was an– nounced by the registrar Mr Frank Rives. ' · Out of the 771 students, 633 are day students, and 138 are enrolled in night classes. Day students are: 217 Soph~mores; 335 Freshmen; 78 Fulltime Vocational; and 3

Scott Students 1Make Honor Roll/ /At East Central I / Two Scott county students 1· I a.ttaine~ 4.0 averages for the first eight weeks grading J period at East Central Junior College. Patricia Johnson and Martha Pace rated a 4.0 average and are included on the President's List for the first eight weeks. Dean's List ( 3.5 or above) includes Charles Walker Freddie Bagley, Clark Measels. Attaining honorable mention (3.0 or above) are Charles Crenshaw, Lynn Gardner Bobbie Gaile Knight, Dian~ Logan, Joe Madden, Martha Norton, Carol Sessums Marshall Beard, Ralph Brown'. Mary Jane Carpenter, Diane Crapps, Johnny Emmons H~rold Hollingsworth, Bett; Lmk, James May, Melinda Nanney, Jeff Shaw and Glenda Watson. Jimmy Madden made a 4.0 average in the Vocational Department. Attaining honorable mention are

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THE NEW AND THE OLD-Miss Denise Fulton of Philadelphia [right] presents a ·bouquet of Dowers to newly crowned "Miss East Central Junior College", Kathy Polk of Starkville. Kathy is the daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Polk of Starkville. A Sophol1)ore at East Central, Miss Polk is the only female vocalist in the popular rock group "Monorail." The recipient of a $500 scholarship to the college of her choice, Miss Polk will represent East Central at the "Miss Mississip~i" Pageant at Vicksburg later in the year before, entermg Mississippi State University in the fall. _J~~--

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; Shannon Burns, Madison .Farrel~; - Gharlie Noel; Mike ' Sharp, Stevie Tew, and Elbert Underwood.