1972-1977

ROBERT McDONALD

VICKY MARSHALL

FANNIE MAE STEPHENS

Three Students Get Scholarships

Three students, repres– enting high schools in Neshoba County, will attend East Central Junior College at Decatur this fall on Aca– demic Achievement Scholar– ships . These scholarships are awarded to students wishing to attend ECJC and who have maintained the highest son of Mr. and Mrs . Ross E. McDonald of Rt . 2, Phila– delphia. Graduating Valedic– torian of his class, Mc– Donald was also president of the student body and was listed in "Who 's Who In American High Schools" . He was a member of the band for four years and a member of the Beta and 4-H Clubs. ~============:::::::::::::::========~~~----y He plans to study veteri- - 1 nary science. Vicky Marshall is the daughter of Ray Marshall of Rt . 2, Philadelphia. She academic average for his or her school. Scholarship winners from Neshoba County are: Robert Keith McDonald of Neshoba Central High School, Vickie Carol Marshall of Phila– delphia High School, and Fannie Mae stephens. of Choctaw Central High School. Robert McDonald is the

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plans to study data pro– cessing at East Central. A participant in track and basketball, she was a cheerleader and served as captain of the basketball team. Miss Marshall was chosen by her schoolmates as honor student ; Most Versatile, Best Girl Athlete, a beauty, and Best Offensive Player. Fannie Mae stephens is the daughter of Mrs. Zulu Chitto of Rt. 2, Walnut Grove. Honors she received at Choctaw Central include the General Math award, Leadership Award, Missis– sippi History and Civics Award, and she maintained the highest scholastic average in her dorm . She served as secretary-treasurer of the junior and senior clas– ses, yearbook business manager, Church clerk, Ac- · teen president, and 4-H secretary. She was also a member ofthe National Honor Society and the student Coun– cil.

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