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Ready to begin a new chapter In their lives are these students who received their high school equlvalency diplomas at the annual GED Grad- ~uation Ceremony held recently at East Central Community College in Decatur. ECCC President Dr. Biiiy Stewart presented diplomas during the 9special program held in Huff Auditorium. ECCC alumnus the Rev. Marcus Mann, pastor of First Baptist M.B. Church In carthage and full-time cchaplain for Tyson Foods, Inc., in Forest, served as guest speaker. GED graduates and their respective hometowns include from left front: r,Amber Marie Page, Decatur; Elizabeth Crotwell, Morton; Obreanna Riley, Philadelphia; Randi Rogers, Sebastopol; Briah Billy, Choctaw; and ~Brandon Harris, Raleigh. Second row: Kendal McMlllon, carthage; carta Land, Morton; Breanna McBeath and Julie Plummer, both of Union; ,)!Joseph Phillips, carthage; Roshanek Gordon, Forest; and Presley Perkins, Carthage. Back: Logan Hill, Grenada; Shylhil Ray-Antwine, Philadel- -1 phia; Devon Mingo, Conehatta; Ryan Skinner, Philadelphia; William Simmons, Union; Tyler Townsend, Little Rock; and Daviplazjsha Home, z ~ I Morton. ECCC offers free GED classes for those 17 and older throughout the college's support district which Includes Leake, Neshoba, New ton, Scott and Winston counties. For more information, call 877-462-3222, ext. 387.

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