1972-1977

MISS GAIL KNIGHT Most Beautiful At East Central Is Gaile Knight Beauty is a smile, sparkling eyes, a lovely face. ~eauty is Bobbie Gaile Kmght, freshman at East Central Junior College. Bobbie Gaile was recently selected as East Central's Most Beautiful for 1972. "Me 1 Ar · e you sure they said Number ' 8?" These were Bobbie Gaile's first remarks when the judges selected her as Most Beautiful from a field of 23 lovely young ladies vying for the title. ~he daughter of Mrs. Dean Krught and the late Mr. Knight ~f Forest, Bobbie Gaile is a liberal arts major. A member of the Wesley Foundation, she represented Wesley in the pageant. A graduate of Forest High School, Bobbie Gaile was active in numerous activities I on campus, in addition to being I elected a senior beauty. ! Conte~tants were judged on i ! the basis of interviews and I appe~rances in pantsuits and ~venmg gowns. Serving as 1u?ges for the pageant were · Miss Linda Nicholson chairman of the Department of Health, Physical Education ~nd Recreation and instructor m dance at Meridian Junior College; J · . C. Anthony, representative American Yearbook Company and R. M. Hendrick Supply, Jackson; and Terrell Tisdale, president Jones County Junior College Ellisville~ '

'"·i. s:ruoENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION - Miss Gloria · Hollingsworth of Lake was chosen by members of the Student ·£tlucation Association at East Central Junior College to serve ·its president. Other officers, pictured from left to right, are: · ~honda Culpepper of Lawrence, 1st vice-president; Miss ~Hollingsworth; Trena Lashley of Philadelphia, historian; Linda ·Pope of Lena, (seated) 2nd vice-president; and Margie Morgan "Of Lawrence, historian. (Not pictured is Beverly Gaddis of ;!~f~st, Secretary.> _--

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Academic Dean of the college. The regut.r classroom schedule is now in effect on ,..,,, Decatur campus, following orlentatlon-rtf' tratiOIJ activities last week.

East Central Junior College freshmen Ava Bryant and Shella Wllllams {at right), both of Union, discuss fall curriculum schedules with freshmen Wanda Coker and Barbara Addy [at Ieft1; both of Newton, and Dr. B.J. Tucker,