1982-1986

ECJC athletes honored at banquet East Central Athletes were recently honored at a banquet when awards were presented to various athletes in recognition of their feats. Joy Eichelberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Eichelberger of Louisville, received honors as ECJC women's basketball team captain, best-offensive player, all-state first -team, all-star game, all-region 23

Among those receiving football awards from Coach A.J. Kilpatrick were Michael Nunn, son of Mrs. Leona Nunn ol Louisville, tied for the most outstanding oifensive lineman; Stanley Mitcbell, SOD of Mrs. Lucendia Mitchell of Louisville, most outstanding defenitw"bact; and Willie Salll*P. SOD of Mrs. Rolle S8!Jllter "bf Louisville, most valuablePlayer. Also recognized at the banquet for beifW selected to the all-star team in football were Sangster and Mitchell. Sangster was named to the all-state first team, Mitcbell to the all-state second team and Nunn was named I ~le mention all-state.

Mississippi), national junior college all-star game in Hutchinson, Kan., and second team all-American. Other Louisville residents to receive awards from ECJC women's basketball coach Lucille Wood were Thira Huffman, daughter of Mrs. Grace Huffman, most improved player; and Karen Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. France Miller, scholastic award. Boys' basketball coach Steve Rives presented a basketball award to Ronnie Bender, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rozell Bender of Louisville,

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