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Finalizing ECCC Homecoming Plans SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Making fmal preparations for East Central Community

Hunter Burkes of Decatur, Newton County representative; Cheryl L. Comans of Cleveland. out-of-district representative; and Lois Blount Cooper of Decatur, Newton County representative; and (standing from left) James Vance of Meridian, out-of-district representative; Jimmy Wright of Forest, Scott County representa– tive; Keith Hudson of Louisville, Wmston County representative; Dr: Bob Tom Johnson of Forest, Scott County representative; Dr. Phil A. Sutphin, ECCC president;

College's annual homecoming cel– ebr ation are Alumni Association officials (seated from left) Christi Gregory, career-technical coun– selor ;Tam Cooper Yowell of Brandon, out-of-district represen– tative; Florence Harkins Henley of Starkville, vice prE"sident; Lynn Russell Hayes of Decatur, president; HarveyTrapp of GarlandvillP, secretary; Ann

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Paul Chamblee of Carthage, Leake County representative; ECCC officials JoeKillens, vice president for student services and Stacey Hollingsworth, executive

more information contact the Office of Foundation and Alumni Relations, Phone 601-635-2111 or ca11 ton tree, 1-877-462-3'2'22, ext m.

director for foundation and alum– ni relations, and Maggie McDill of Decatur, student body associa– tion president Homeooming is scheduled Saturday, Oct 7. For

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