1972-1977

p!g,~# TRAINING-W. A. ~aylsr,'Jr., ;rreoted, president of T~dylor Machine Works & LauispiUe, plans in- plant .training of workers witb, standing, from left, Eppes, --ocational and technical divfsioa of she State Bepartrnent SC JC Conducts School I J Welding, TMW Plant C - each one involved in various lor is IlI&l@ in t l & ' ~ d - -, Far several years, tbe Vo- %stagesof fabricating tbe "Big ing train& for "dustry, $e- cational and Technic4 W- 'rzed" ~ ~ s - ~ t e r W ~ veloged laPa vfsionhas offered training fa3 had i ng devices-manu$c- the Vocation hnieafA indutq? in the ~ocatioaal e e b tured by Taylor Ma ine Division of the State Depart- terS lostated at tkestatets,pab- , Works, a Mississippi firmwith ment of Education lie jmiw collefres. tble dealers all over the Unit& States and the world. director, East Central 3uniOr Wright, president, E.C.J.C.

Driving by theglant oe High- way 15, one would never sus- wet that a part of &is facil- ity is an extension of one od Mississippi's public ' junior colleges, East 'Central in 13e- catur. Located in one o-f the fab- ricating shops is a welding schwf, run inceopasatioa wits East Central Juaier Qllege. A course in wo&l@e shm i s