2002

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Hogue scholarship Paul McCaughn (left) of Carthage is this year's recipi– ent of the Hogue-Brantley Scholarship, which is presented to a returning sophomore enrolled in the automotive tech– nology program at East Central Community College in Decatur. The outstanding student is shown with family representative Larry Hogue of Flowood, who retired in 2001 after serving as Vice President for fOundation and Alumni Relations at ECCC. The presentation was made at the College's annual Scholarship Awards Luncheon. Established in the spring of 2001, the scholarship honors Leake County natives Coyt and the late Bobbie Brantles Hogue. Coyt Hogue is a former automotive technoloJO instructor at the College.

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