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ECCC Phi Theta Kappa Inductees - These East Central Community CoJ1ege students from Newton County were among 96 scholars tapped for membership into Theta Xi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society of the two-year college, during the spring 2003 induction ceremony held in Huff Auditorium on the Decatur campus. First row, from left, are Carri Myers, Newton; Mandy Wyatt, Decatur; Kacey Bender, Newton; Krissi Harris, Blair Anderson and Kery McDill, all of Decatur; Terrisa Myrick of Union and Shelley Johnson of Hickory. Second row, from left, are Casey Young, Mary I ois Thomas, Jennifer Carson and Courtney Dorsett, all of Decatur; Yolanda Johnson, Newton; Allen Davis, Decatur; Shana Graham, Conehatta; and Yvette Richardson, Decatur. Third row, from Jeft, are Jenna Talbert, Newton; Emily Mayes, Decatur; Steven McGee, Lawrence; Andrew Cooley, Chunky; Allison Gressett, and Juston Dean, both of Decatur; Austin Griffin, Newton; and Luke McNair, Hickory. Fourth row, from left, are Joseph Miller and Chris Bounds, both of Newton; Joseph Charlton, Little Rock; Rich Lachney, Hickory; Matt Parks, Newton; Ramse} King, Conehatta; and Dan Henry, Newton. Membership in the prestigious organization is by invitation only and is extended to students who have at least a 3.5 grade point average at the time of induc– tion and have an overall GPA of 3.5. Christy Ferguson and Brent Gregory serve as advisors. (EC Photo)

APPEARED IN : LAKE MESSENGER_____________ SCOTT COUNTY TIMES______ UNION APPEAL-------- WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL____ SPIRIT OF MORTON___________

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