2000

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ECCC cheerleaders'to compete at national competition The East Central Community College cheedeading squad will participate in a national cheerleading competition January 11-1~ r. Orlanda, Florida. The squad was one of only 12 junior colleges from throughout the notion selected by Universal Cheerleod·ng Association [UCA) to participate in the annual competition. Squad members \nclude [kneeling, from left) Jonathan fVv:Jv• lm of Winston Academy, Leann Eddins of Heifelberg Academy, Kasey Comans of Newton County Academy, Kelly Wa ~er of Neshoba Central, Courtney Graham of West lauderdale, Keri Henley of Heidelberg Academy and Heath Dye of I./lorton, (second row, from le&) Brandi Bounds of West lauderdale, leigh Ann /INJrrow and Kristin Harris, both of Enterprise; 3mo Wall of West lauderdale ond leslie Crenshaw of Newton; and [back row, from leff) Jonathon Elmore of Puckett, lee Thompson and Joson Denson, bath of Morton; Todd Bobb of Pisgah, Andrew Latham of Forest and Chris Von Etten of Scoll Central Not p1ctured is mascot Bryan Burnside of Carthage. Kim Mangum serves as sponsor

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