1993

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Smith, Vowell are chosen Academic All-Americans

on an "all-volunteer" squad which compiled an 8- 14 record under Coach Mike Anderson. The Decatur H igh School graduate is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Smith of Decatur. She is continuing her education at the University of Mississippi. Vowell, also a business ad ministration major, graduated }\linn a 3.712 grade point average. He \1•.4.' 3-1 as a starter for the 29-15 Ota– mond Warriors and had two sa"e'>. He threw a no-hitter in a 8-0 \\In over visiting Co-Lin on May I. Vowell was selected "Exempijlry Player of the Year" by Coach Jamie Clark. He signed a national letter of-intent with the University of Mississippi. The Nesboba Central graduate is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Vowell of Philadelohia.

Two former Ea~t Central Com– munity College student-athletes have recel\ ed nauonal recognition for their outstandin g ac– complishments on the athletic field and in the elasHoom the past two ~ ars. Stacey Smith of Decatur, a ember of the college's first r oman's softball team, has been lected an NJCAA Distinguished cademic All-American and Chris ~ 0\~ell of Philadelphia, a standout tcher/ first baseman for the Dia– ond Warriors, was named to the JCAA Academic All-American Team. Smith, a business administration major, graduated this past spring wilh a 3.956 grade point average. She was a first baseman/ outfielder

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