East Central Community College - Wo He Lo Yearbook (Decatur, MS)

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Qealicatiom L I : 1 if if if is 1' 15 - x Y Q 3, a if WI-f af i is K WR XB V + ' As the years pass by, and the memories of the members of the current student body return to East Central junior College, without doubt they will dwell, at intervals, on the individuals pictured on this page, the classroom teachers of 1964-65. Perhaps more vividly with the passing years each of us recognize what we, as the recipients of the wisdom and interest from the minds and souls of men and women whom we honor with this recognition in our year-- book we owe them in increased understanding and a heightened sense of values as well as specific kIJs0Wl8dgB and skill in our several fields of work. . The records show that these thirty individuals, who at present constitute our classroom teaching faculty, invested a total of 261 years of service in the lives of thousands of young men and women in the five area known as the East Central district. To each of us, however, our memories will recall personal relationships unique in our lives in which 'certain of these individuals became a student with each of us individually so as to share what he modestly thought might bear fruit in our lives. It is because of these relationships and of what we anticipate they will mean to us in later life, We f, spectfully and sincerely dedicate to those to whom we now refer as teachers the 1965 WOi.,I-MJLQQ5, if 9

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f'N 'f- 'W'-. X .git 'K---fe-' DR. DOUGLAS M. MONTGONLERY President East Central junior College The theme of the l965 Wo-He-Lo is Standing Proud with E. C. j. C. There are many reasons Why the 1965 graduates of East Central junior College can stand proudly. The past year has seen a 222 increase in enrollment which is based not only on a growing population but more importantly on our college's reaching a greater percentage of the young people in our five counties. The increased student body is enrolled in a greater variety of programs enabling each student to obtain an education uniquely suited to his own educational requirements. We are also proud of the physical growth of our campus in the form of newer and better buildings. But most of all, our college is proud of its students and their accomplishments in later life. The students who have gone directly into industry are holding more responsible jobs with greater income than ever before. The students who have transferred to the senior institutions have done well scholastieally and are bringing much credit to E. C. j. C. It is now up to the class of 1965 to proudly carry on this great tradition. 6'-1 If X 1 Douglas M. Montgomery QQ President 3

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