1977-1982

- T h ~ e Scott Countians Set . .I T A M ~ I E TADLOGIC CARLA HALLEY

CHARLENE JONES

Records O n ECJC Girls' Team

1 At East Central Junior College three :ott county girls, T a m e Tadlock, 3rlaHalley, and CharleneJones, have :cumulated outstanding records iring this past basketball season. Tammie Tadlock, a 5'6" sophomore om Morton, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeonTadlock. She recently played in the first women's Mississippi Junior College All-star game held a t Holmes Jr. College. At ECJC Tammie has played point guard for the past two years and started every game but one, whichwas due ta an injury. In addition, Tammie has lead the team to two state tournaments and two Region VII tournaments. Carla Halley, a 5'9" freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Johnson of Morton. She has a point average of 11.3 and a rebound average of 7.2 and received an Honorable Mention for Allatat. this year. This freshman player, according to Coach

Ludlle Wosd, is one of the more Jones, Carla Halley, along with All- improved players on the team and most Stater Pam Lee from Neshoba Central constant. Shewas a 100 per cent player can give us the sophomore foundation every game. Look for her sophomore we need for an outstanding team nexl year at East Central to be even better. year. We are busy in the process of Charlene Jones, a 6'1" freshman, is fili% the other positions on Our team the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Booker T. and thev will mme f r m our district."

Jones of Forest, She has a point average of 16.0 and a rebound average of 10.6. In addition, Charlene was chosen All-Region VII, All-State, and played on the All-Region VII tour- nament team. The last half of the season Charlene was the best center in the South Division. She is adjusting to the roll of playing center on the college level. Coach Wood said she is pleased with the type player East Central gets from Scott county. "We feel that Charlene I