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ECCCHonors Administrator East Central Community College officially named its South Campus Classroom Building for retired administrator Frank. T. Rives during a ceremony held August 13 on the Decatur campus. Rives (center) retired in 1986 following 33 years of service at ECCC. The Decatur res– ident served most of his tenure as either dean of admissions, records and research or registrar. He began his employment at East Central in 1953 as a math and physics instruc– tor. He is also a former instructor at Southwest Mississippi Community College and was a teacher and coach at Union High School. A Leake County native, Rives is a graduate of Lena High School, Clarke College, Mississippi College and the University of Mississippi. He is shown with his wife, the former Mary Lowery of Forest, and ECCC lPresident Dr. Phil A Sutphin, in front of the Frank T. Rives Educational Building.

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