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team, and won 28 fir,· -p~ace awards competing in t1: 100-, 220-and 440-yard dashe, He also participatea ~ the broad jump and high .mp, and ran anchor leg in t~ 440- yard run and mile relay The highlight of B...er's career came in 1959 wl: n he captur ed t he Southern .,:\U Championship in the 22 - ·ard dash with a time of 21 · ...ec– onds. He also set a rec.~:.::. in the broad jump. Borganelli was a stan _out basketball playe r on C .1ch Betty Short's 1945-46 nd 1946-47 Warriorette squ ds, serving as team co-captam her sophomore year. She came to East Ceo ral following a stellar caree at Decatur High School, w -de she was a three-year leu~r­ winner. In the spring of 1949. :: n 1fter receiving a bache. t's degree in education from the University of Mississippi, Bor– ganelli was selected girl!' ~­ ketball coach at Shaw H . b School. She led the program for seasons, and guided th • lo- 51 squad to the B-BB Boli Jhampionship. Keeton was a ~· offensive and de~ -,=.,.~~........,._ man on the l9ti.> ana Warrior football teams, wh~ were led by head coach Dan Chatwood. Honors Keeton received included his selection as most valuable lineman in 1964 by the Mississippi Junior College Athletic Association. He was also named first– team All-State and was chosen team captain by his fellow Warriors. Keeton continued his ath– letic career at Delta State Uni– versity, where he was a two– year starter as an offensive and defensive lineman.

of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at DSU. Highlights of his coaching career include winning the North Big Eight Conference championship and a bowl game while at Greenwood, followed by a North Little Dixie Confer– ence title captured at Morton. Killens had a stellar career at quarterback as a member of the 1977 and 1978 Warrior squads, directed by bead coach Ken Pouncey. He especially enjoyed suc– cess during his sophomore sea– son, as he led the Warriors to a 6-3-1 record, which included a 21-16 upset of the undefeated Jones County Junior College Bobcats , who were ranked third in the nation prior to the season-ending match-up. Killens received All-State and All-Star honors following the 1978 campaign. He was also selected perma– nent team captain and was chosen the Warriors' most valu– able offensive back. In addition to playing foot– ball Killens was a member of the Wa ·1 .or baseball team his freshman ... eason.

Killens continued his ath– letic career at Delta State Uni– versity, where he was a two– year letterman. He is also a former standout at Union High School, lettering four years in basketball and baseball, and three years in football. A reception to showcase photography of ECCC alumna Ann Hunter Burkes of Decatur will be held from 6:30 to 9· 30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, in the Vicker s Fine Arts Center Admission is free and refresh– ments will be served. Former members of the Warrior soccer team will hold an alumni soccer match begin– ning at 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3. on the college's s<1ecer field. Contact soccer coach Ken– neth Thompson (ext. 370) for more information. For more information about Homecoming 2003 at East Central Community College , contact the Office of Founda– tion and Alumni Relations, Phone 635-2111 or call toll free, 1-877-462-3222, ext. 327. The email address i s sholling@'eccc.edu.