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cosmetology; Josepn Van Etten of Lawrence, welding; Sandra Walker of Lawrence, intensivc business; Tammy Marie Weaver or Conehatta, intensive business; Jef- fery Allen Worrell of ' Union masonry; and Johnny Worrell 0 Union, masonry. Receiving associate degrees are Linda Ann Anderson of Decatur Charlie Wells Brackeen of Union Martha Lynn Burton of Newton; Jimmy W. Butler of Decatur; James Alfred Caskey of Newton; Bobbj Glenn Cleveland of Union; Terr) Ann Foley of Newton; Cynthia Dianne Fulton of Little Rock; S. Wandralynese Gardner of Decatur; Julia Ann Goodwin of Newton; Lisa Ann Haralson of Conehatta; Cynthia Lynn Harris of Decatur; Richard L. Harris of Decatur; Lillie Ruth Harrison of Decatur; Alec Gary Harthcock of Newton; Ligaya Horton of Conehatta; Bobby Ray Huddle. ston of Union; Karen Elizabeth Hurst of Hickory; Margaret L. Kidd of Newton; Linda Ann Killen 01 Union; Claud Earl Massey of Little Rock; Jean S. McElhenney 01 Newton; Carol Sue McFarland of Conehatta; Allen K. Muse of Union; Cindy Lou Pennington of Decatur; Bonnie Reeves of Decatur; Robert Joe Scoggin of Decatur; Vernon Clay Scoggin of Newton; Joseph Ray Sheely of Conehatta; Rita Galye Smith of Union; Shane Smith of Union, Shelia Amanda Thrash of Decatur; Mickey Wayne Vance of Newton; Elizabeth Ann Williams of Little Rock; Roger Dale Williams of Little Rock; Pamela R. Winstead of Union; Perry Glenn Winstead of Union, and Ann Shaw Yarbrough of Decatur. Eight students finished the vocational program at mid-term. They are: Bruce 0. Massey of Decatur, body and fender; Jerry L. Melton of Lake, lrody and fender; Linda Irby of Little Rock, cosmetol- ogy; Terry Lynn Mullins of Decatur, cosmetology; Barry N. McCoy of Decatur, masonry; Thomas kart

One hundred and eighty-four East Central Junior College students are candidates for graduation at the Spring Commencement Exercise to be held at 8 p.m. May 22 at the Warrior Football Stadium. In case of rain the ceremony will be moved to the Huff Memorial Auditorium. Guest speaker for the commence- ment exercise will be Dr. C.E. Holladay, a native of Newton County and state superintendent of education. Dr. Holladay received his Bachelor's Degree from Mississippi College, Master's Degree from George Peabody College, Doctorate of Education from the University of Mississippi and Honorary Doctorate from Mississippi College. He was selected as "1979" Educational Administrator or the Year." He has served as past president of Council of the Public Schools System of Mississippi, Adult Education Divis- ion of Mississippi Education Association, and Mississippi Se- condary School Principals Associa- tion. By virtue of the office which he now holds, he is chairman of the State Board of Education and the' Junior College Commission-and is a member of the Council of Chief State School Officers, the Public Employees' Retirement System Board, the State Library Board, the Surplus Property Procurement Com- mission, ETV Board of Directors, and board for the Mississippi School for the Blind and Mississippi School for the Deaf. Sixty-four graduates will receive vocational certificates and one hundred twenty will receive as- sociate degrees. Receiving vocation- al certificates from Newton County %re: Oscar L. Anderson of Newton, auto mechanics; Sheila Gail Chaney of Little Rock, cosmetology; Emily Ruth Fulcher of Conehatta, inten% live business; Purvis James Hall of: Yewton, auto mechanics, Doyle -1errington of Lawrence, auto nechanics; Jimmy Lee Lewis of Zonehatta, air conditioning and .efrigeration; Robert Dale McDill of

H. I "nehatta, air conditioning and McCoy of Decatur, masonry; ~egrigeration;Martha Lee McWhor- Aubrey Robinson of Chunky, er of Conehatta, intensive business; masonry; and William J. Smith of 3etty Dianne Nelson of Little Rock, Decatur, masonq