2008

Scott Coun(ians Receiving GED Diplomas These Scott County area residents are b~ginning a new chapter in their lives after receiving high school equivalency diplvmas at the annual GED (General Educational Development) Graduation ceremony held July 24, 2008, at East f'entral Community College in Decatur. Seated from left are Brandy Hall and Wendy Grantham, both ofMorton; ' Melissa Bunch. Rale1gh; Candice White, Morton; Horatia Ferrill, Forest; Kayla Boykin, Union; and Kristi Hunter and James Kempson. both of Morton. Standing from left are Russell Martin, Harperville; Bobby Harrell, Morton; Shawn Dobbs. Conehatta; Justin Westberry, Matthew King Mark Allen and Chris Tatum, all of Morton; Bradley Ward. Conehatta: and James Roberts. Morton. Martin also provided a testimonial. Forty-five students walked across rhe HutiAuditorium stage to receive diplomas from ECCC President Dr. Phil A. Sutphin. State Senator Giles Ward o C Louisv i lie served as guest speaker. ECCC offers free Adult Basic Education and GED classes at various locations throughout the College's five-county district. For more infom1ation contact the ECCC OfficeofAdult and Continu– mg Education. Phone 601-635-2111 or call toll free, 1-877-462-3222, ext. 278 or 279. The email adqress is gdavis(a;cccc.edu (EC Photo}

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