2007

EAS T CEN TRAL CO MMUN IT Y COL LEGE EC~C plans honoreeS, activities for Oct. 13 Homecoming Fame. Millsaps College where he Mrs . Flint had a dist in- again was chosen most guished career mostly valuable offens ive back spent in federal civilian and was named the service with the U.S. Air Mcijors' most outstanding Force and is known for senior by the Jackson her work in various civic, Touchdown Club. community and church- He also had brief stints related activities. as a football, basketball and MACJC All-Star Squads. She also served as team captain. She ftnished second among the nation's top cessful coaching career. One of his basketball squads at Canton High School captured the Choctaw Conference crown and he led

Recognition of Alumni Association award win– ners and other activities have been announced for the 2007 Homecoming cel– ebration scheduled Satur– day, October 13, at East Central Community Col– lege in Decatur, announced Stacey Hollingsworth, executive director for alumni and foundation relations, who coordinates the annual event. This year's honorees include Ollie Fay Wood Woodward Flint of Philadelphia, Alumna of the Year; Houston Patrick of Martin, TN, Alumnus of the Year; and Joy Eichelberger Hannah of Tupelo, Gaines Mass('\ of Brandon and Dr. Clyclt• Muse of Raymond, who are tapped for the Col– lege's Athletic Hall of

Walk h~tdn events Home– comm .day and gets unden !oy with registra– tion :tl 1 a.m. at tli.e Brac– keen V\uod Physical Edu– cation Building. The rae( starts r\1 7:30 a.m. Cost is $12 pet'[l»:trticipant. Award , will be presentee to ovt•ttill winners and the top fin ishers in vari– ous agt> gro~ps. T-shirts will hn provided to all par tid pants. Hmrweoming registra· tion bt•t~ins at 9 a.m. on the Ea... t Mall Patio locat ed ncar Mabry Memoria Cafeten a Refreshments will be available during registra tion. The Memorabilia Hoom. l

scorers in 1984 and placed fourth in 1985. She is r ec– ognized as the College's top scorer with 1292 points in 54 game~, a 23.9- point average. She continued her ath– letic career at the Univer– sity of Mississippi and helped lead the L.tdy Rebels to the Swrct SLx– teen of the NCAA Tour– nament in 1985-86 and the Elite Eight in 1986-87. She was·named most improved player follow– ing her senior se1ison . Eichelberger· I iannah r esides in ' l'l1 pelotwht~n· she serves as 1\1dliGaifl Specialist fiJI' tlwiDiviE-;inu of Medicaid fht' the St:~ I L• Mississippi. Dr. Muse, a Sebastopol native. was a member of the 194 r 18 ami 1948~19 Warrior bas k<'! ball squads. He rccciveclmos t valuable player honor s his sophomore season and ser ved as teain cap tain. He was also a mem· ber of the 19-18 track team.

Starkville High School.to the A-AA State Basketbiill championship in 1961. In r ecognition of his successful coaching career, Muse was induct– ed into the Mississippi Association of Coaches Hall of Fame in 2000. Muse began his career as a school administrator in 1959 and is serving his 29th year as pres ident of Hinds Community Col– lege. Also bemg IHHlon ·d during homccmning activities are former May Queens and Homecoming Queens; the 1947 Warrior football team; the 1953, 1954 and 1955 Warr ior basketball teams ; mem– lwrs of th(l 1958 and 1959 classes; and member s of all cl asses ending in "7.'' ..._ LL a.. <( ,q: 0 REUNION GROUPS BEING HONORED

Patrick, a Scott County and track coach before native, is Mayor of Weak- beginning his current ley County in Martin, TN car eer in the insurance and has served the past 41 business. years as pastor of Mace- Eichelber ger-Hannah, donia Primitive Baptist a Louisville native, Church in Martin. He received numerous hon- also served 24 years at - ors as a member of the Register of Deeds prior to 1983-84 and 1984-85 War- his election as mayor. riorette basketball Massey played quarter- squads, including her back and defens ive back selection as a Kodak Jun- on the 1958 and 1959 War- ior College All-American rior football squads, earn- and second team NJCAA ing most val11ahiP offPn 1\11 1\mC'riran . Sh<' also s tvc back antl team cap- rece1ved ftrs t team All- tain honors his sopho- Region and All-State more season. He contin- recognition and was a ued his athletic career at member of the NJCAA

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