2015

ECCC Yearbook takes third place in state competition

Lo staff members included Cook, Lillie Shuler and Anna Girling, both of Carthage; Kimberly Harrison, Kaitlin Smith, Samantha Haralson, Madison Pettigrew, Katlyn Patrick and Dominick Fields, all of Forest; Wil J ohnson of Morton, DeeJ ay Rolison of Conehatta, Shannon McNeill of Sebastopol, Madison Herrington of Union, Brooke Smith and Madison Barnett, both of Noxapater; Hannah May of Little Rock, Madelon Taylor of Louisville; Allison Johnson and Kimberly Watkins, both of Philadelphia; Ashley Bozeman and Kaylee Yates-, both of Decatur; Matthew Ferguson and Anthony Emmon s, both of Lake ; and Rachel Laird of Meridian. Serving on the Wo– He-Lo editorial board were Cook, editor; McNeill, design edi– tor; and assistant edi– tors Smith, Shuler, May, Haralson and Taylor.

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East Central Community College in Decatur was one of 10 Mississippi Community and Junior Colleges par– ticipating in the 2014- 15 Mississippi Community and Junior College Press Association Yearbook Competition. ECCC's yearbook, Wo-He-Lo, finished third overall. The yearbooks are judged on seven cate– gories including cover, theme, struc– ture, typography, design, copy and pho– tography. The Wo-He– Lo took the top a ward in the photography category; second place in both the copy and design categories; third place in typog– raphy; tied for third place in t he cover design and structure categories; and fifth place in the theme category. The yearboo.k- was led by editor Emily Cook of Carthage and ~ adv~ed by Publications Coordinator Gennie Taylor of Forest. The 2014-15 Wo-He-

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