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1.023 classes, ' and seminars. Services offer( aptitude assess1 career counseL skills improveJ technical classes applications a based training skills·· enhancE sions, professior ment seminars. ness workshop~ support for exii ing programs. delivery of training progr and Spanish d traditional edu job -placement s The Workfo~ ment Staff w~ excellence d awards present the State Wor~ opment Coun held in early 20

sopholllfll'l' ·tc~mmate Cody Comans of l~f·rat m: Both golfers QHnl Jt•d for the _N ,JC/\A Dlvl .\on III Golf

'l'ou•·tuu,wn! Team. nl'ter being previously se lt!Cit:d on the \ll Hegion ~a Tournament Te:l!,ll, Setxmtl team.All-State [lllCI t\II ·Siw: Those also rcccivi11g post season honors inclwle 1\l'is ten Chaney, a pl'IHiuet . ot Newton County 11 1gh

ment of 2,575 students wns reported for the 20tH spring semester, comp~red to 2,389 students who registered for classes for the spring 2003 term.

Dana Dear of Hickory, Aca– demic Instructor of ~ the Year; and Katherine Buck– man of Bay Springs, Voca– tional-Technical Instructor of the Year. were Women 's Club Basketball and Volleyball Teams from 1956 to 1975, who received athletic letters from their coach, Lucille Wood, orga– nizer for the special event. Reunion meetings were held for the Class of 1937, members of the 1957-58-59 classes, and those in all classes ending in "3.'' Record enrollment For the nineteenth con– secutive year, East Central t•xpcrienced a record enroll– ment with 2,698 students n•gistcred for classes dur- ing tlw 2003 fall term. The new n•cord represented a 7.7 tmrcent mcrcase (or 195 •,twiPnl~) as compared to I hi' '200:! ra II St'llll'St('r, when .1 lhPI\ ·reconl 2,f,O:l students enrolkd in d:l"ises on lhe Dee:tl \II' campus and at other lm:ation~ in the live count y dis trict. I\ recortl spr ing 1~n rnll Also honored

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than the other. We work for the purpose of the College "With You in Mind," I see this happening more and more each year." Alumni honored Celebration of the Col– lege's 75th anniversary con– tinued during l lomecoming activities in October with the theme "Seventy-five Years With You in Mind: Quality Educal ion Lasts Foreve1~" Honorees t'or 200:1 were Fr ances llarns Smi th (Class of 1930) of I>Pt'atur, Alumna of the Y<'at': Dr MII ton Matthews (Cim;s ot 1958) of Pearl, Alumnus of the Year; Athletic llall ol' Fame inductees. thr lnt•~ Roy Baker (Class of 195G) or Jackson, Imogene J ohnson Borganelli (Class of 19-17) or Greenville, Rex Keeton (Class of 1964) of Tay– lorsville and Mark Killcns (Class of 1978) of Newton: .– ..- "

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team, Wtn titles 1 School, All-Region 2:3 ' 1\JIIJ' The ECCC women's bas- nament Team nnd l'ir$1 ketball squad and the War- team All-State: Lenore Gray rior Golf team experienced . of Newton, All-Hegion 2a. championship seasons over AU-State and All Stm·: and the past year. ! Rita Birden of St. Fredrick After winning the South • High School. Monroe, La., Div is ion regular season 1 second team All-State and championship, the MACJC All-Stal~ and Region 23 tournaments, Hodge was also honurod the Lady Warriors for his team's accomplish advanced to the 2004 ments with his selection as NJCAA Division I Women's MACJC and Region 23 Basketba ll Championship Women's Basketball Coach in Salina, Kan., where they of the Year. posted a 2-2 mark and won The ECCC golfers hacl a runner-up honors in the successful2003 season. win Consolation Bracket. ... •.- n ing the Division II I. The ECCC women, led by Hegion 2.'3 Tournament held third-year head coach Bracl l on the Great Southern Ciolt Hodge and assistant LaCole Course in Gulfport. J' rcsh Brooks, fi nished 31-4 and · man Ph ilip Did{c•·son of placed e ighth in the natinn. i uni?n won medallist hon The 31 w ms are n school 1 0 ,·s m the two-day cvc•nt and record · was named to the Division Kimyatt a Viverell e . of 111, All Hegion 23 Tourna· l.Hkt~ was nn•uctl to the A II· ment Team along with

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