2004

Dozeris of Winsto·n Countians graduate ECC' More than 500 students received diplomas Friday, May 14, when East Central Community College held its 75th commencement exercises in Brackeen-Wood Physical Education Building on the Decatur campus. Among the 500 graduates were many representingWinston County. Reed, Chasity Robertson, Linds1 Smith, Vickie Ann Steve, J axie' Arrah M. York, Cindy KG. Yow: Tara Salome Long, all of Philade CANDIDATES FOR GRADUA MAY2004

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Ruth Bennett, Jacob C Shaneaka Cistrunk, Daphne P Cockrell, Adrian Coleman, Ct Coleman, Corrando Curtis, Li Davis, Chauncey G. Doss, AJj Duncan, Charles Harold Hanr Brittany Harris, Mary Morgan H Cornelius Hathorn, Larae Hem Page Williamson Holdiness, A Howard, Samuel I. Jackson, Ant J ohnson, Marinda L. Johnson, J, E. Kirk. Amanda Lynn Loyd, Adam McAdory, Tracey McCra Anthony Shane McDaniel, M: Mitchell, Christopher Moody, A Lynn Myers, Courtney 1\ Puckett, Dana Quinn, CoUI Smith, Casey Smith, Rhyne Thompson, Helen Triplett, l Cooper Triplett, Lorraine Wo J asonWallace, Brandon Walters, Warner, William Joshua Weaver Sonja Dee Yarbrough, al Louisville; Barbar a Ann Carter, Lacey San and Rhonda Darlene Thomas, Noxapater; and Patty Rosilyn Curtis of Stu ~ b ~ z ~ - <( (.) z > D. ~ _. en ::::> ;> cn

Included in the total are those who completed degree requirements fol– lowing the 2003 summer and fall terms, according to Dr. Lavinia Sparkman, Vice President for Instruction. Those participating in the program included Kimyatta Viverette of Lake, who gave the invocation; Amy Warner of Louisville, who presented the keynote address and Cyrus Doe of Liberia, West Africa, who gave the benediction. In addition, the East Centr al Community College show choir,Acicents, presented Rodgers and Hammersteinis ·iYouill Never Walk Alone! for the musical selection. ECCC President Dr. Phil A. Sutphin awarded degrees and certificates to the following local graduates: SUMMER AND DECEMBER 2003 GRADUATES Miranda Perkins of Eupora; Twanda Brazzle, Cindy K Commer, Wanda F. Drewry, LaQuesha Monshay Goss, William M. Hibbler, Amber R. Jewell, Cortney Jae Su11ivan, Jarrod Vaughn and Ashley Rochelle Hemphill, all of Louisville; J. E. Haynes, T. Danyell Hudson,

ECCC Hall of Fame Honorees East Central Community College in Decatur recently observed its annual Awards Day ceremonies where numerous students were honored, including six students who were named to the Collegeis Hall of Fame, the highest honor pre– sented at the two-year institution. To be considered for this honor, students imust demonstrate exemplary character, superior scholarship, worthy leader– ship and contribute to the betterment of East Central Community College,i according to Dr. Phil Sutphin, College president. Hall of Fame inductees for 2003-04 include (pictured from left) Jenna Talbert of Newton, Adam McAdory and Audra Myers, both of Louisville; Jennifer Carson of Decatur, Amy Warner of Louisville (who also gave the keynote address of the graduation) and Ashley Buckman of Bay Springs. (EC Photo) J ason Scott Robinson and Carla Dunn, Amber Matthews, Angeline K. Rushing, all ofNoxapater; McMillan, Barry C. Nowell, Amanda Melissa D. Willis, Melinda M. Ben, ----–

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