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Attends orientation. .. Tammy Sims of Morton, left, was among students who attended the July 27 orientation session held at East Central Community College. She is shown discussrng her class schedule with computer technology rnstructor Mrs. Brenda Johnson. During orientation students have a chance to advance register for fall classes re~erv{f dormitory space, take required placement tests and learn of the wide variety of academic, social and person&l) opportunities available at East Central. The final summer orientation session will be held Saturday August 12 Classes begin Thursday, August 24. For further information please contact the Dean of Students oflrce E:as\ Central Community College, Decatur, Mississrppr 39327 of phone 635·211 1, extension 204. (EC photo)

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Attends camp... Scott County athletes who recently attended East Central Community College's high school girls' basket- .ball camp included, kneeling, from left, Bridgett Bates and Rosiland Mc~oy, both of Mor~on; Rho~da Tow.ner, Wynona Cooksey, Lorie May and Wilma Cooksey, all of Lake; standrng, from left, Derrdre Amrs, Shanece watts, LoTosha Bell, Wendy Cooksey and Connie Maxey, all of Lake; and Kitty Thrash, Sebastopol. The an– nual camp was held under ~he supervision of Lady Warrior head coach Sammy Pace. APPlAUD Dl: SCOTT COUNTY TIMBS UNION APPEAL WINSTON COUNTY JWR.NAL MDIDW STAI . I I: ' .

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