2009

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ECCC PHI BETA LAMBDA MEMBERS Phi Beta Lambda members for 2009-10 have been announced for East Central Community College in Decatur. Phi Beta Lambda is the premier Bus1ness Education Association preparing students for careers in business and success in life. Its purpose is to foster a better relationship between one another and to cultivate a better understanding of business principles in general. Members include: (front row, from left) Allsia Nene, Shlkira Moore, Cassidy Shoemake and Brandi King, all of Philadelphia; Casey Shoemaker of Decatur, Zach Gibbs, president and Candise Johnson, both of Forest; Emily Malone, secretary, of Carthage; Brandy Talbert of Philadelphia, Kim Amerson of Decatur, Brittany Morrison, historian, of Newton; Lachelle Moss and Anna Alexander, both of Little Rock; Marie Townsend of Newton; (second row. from left) Jason Hancock of Decatur, LaKeshla Boyd of Preston, Mia Claiborne and Abby McMillan, reporter, both of Newton; Audrianna Walker of Forest, Rhonda Lard of Meridian, Paula Covarrubias of Standing Pine, John Blount , Cody Spence and Morgan Bailey, all of Philadelphia; Ellska Slaughter of Morton, Kristina Bell of Conehatta and Sabrina Monk of Newton; (back row, from left) Morgan Deweese and Tracy Triplett, both of Philadel– phia; Dianne Campbell of Union. Nlkisha Gibson of Newton, Ava Green of Magee, Kimberly Goodin of Newton, Reshelle Williams of Lake, Chazene Hickman, Sidney Williams and Carrie Alexander, all of Philadelphia; Jeremy Saucier of Decatur, Terrell Jones of Lake, Gerald Mann of Carthage, Bryan M. Wiseman of Newton, Matt Griffin of Union, Chance Hall, vice president of Forest and Ryan Gillis, parliamentarian of Decatur. Not pictured, Asia Tingle of Newton.

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