2006

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ECCC Collegians to Perform at Neshoba County Fair The Collegians, East Central Community College's rock-n-roll band, \\ill be presentmg their annual Neshoba County Fair pcrfom1ance at I P·tn· on !vlonday. July 24. at Founder!>' Square Pa\Jiion. Abo participating in the day's tivities will be the ECCC Cheerleaders and the C cntralcttes, the danceline for the Warrior Wallo· Sound Marchmg Band. rhe Collegians will also perform at 6 p.m. at the Gnmdstand prior to the Miss Neshoba County pageant. Members of the Collegians include (front row, from left) vocalists Colby Amis and Luke Ilowell. both ofDecatur, Matt Jones of Philadelphia, Victoria Loper ofDecatur, Lydia Adkins ol Union and Aly Burton ofDecatur; (second row, from left) technicians Josh S\\ indle ofNoxapater. Jonathan Walker of Hickory and Lee Dooley of Lake; and guitarist Kyle McCormtd of Forest; and (back row, from left) technictnns Grant Comans ofSebastopol and Stephen Parker of Preston: drummer Clanton Blaylock of 'Jc\Nton, kcyboan.list Kimberly Bassett ofl-orest, guttarist Grant Morris ofPhiladdphia, saxophonist Daniel Thomas of Philadelphta, trumpeter Doug Kelly ofSebastopol and axophonist Kc\ in Brown ofCarthage. Not picturcu are tntmpetcr Chris Smith of Union and tcchmcian Andre\\ Nichols of Union. Thomas W. Carson senes as director (EC Photo )

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