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

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lfdepen- tie-1 doing i- 5 Q f want and no parents stop me! But wait, what happened to those delicious home cooked meals every night? E CJ C ' s Mabry Cafete- ria, without ar- gument, is not the finest gour- met restaurant in Decatur. But no matter how much is said about institu- tional food, there is always a very long line to the cafeteria. Aker a long day, Tammy Copeland enjoys a cool-re- Heshing break. Darrell Steele listens intently as SBA President, Greg lNlcNair, discloses future student activities at the Stu- dent Center, Plvilip Chamblee only eat- fnz' or is he practicing for an aA,'u!,Uf-aranfe on Late Night ll' li l Ja n id Letterman F jf X , f, it si sv Q W, ,. ,, we ,- . 3 N. sw w N .Qwest .... .. it fy. Ns MNQNZ. ...,l . ,.,, W.. fir 'W .,, Q94 MM' efNTZi2,.,..' fi, 0 . . Q I 9 ' F733 5 , 3 5 1 Wg rr x j s as Mwwww E ,i ii Z ff ww ww. V M A ,NM I 1 ff' 5 if sl nw ,rt ig . , 1 1 Ze t of sb oigfffhr vi- x Wa ' as li' K ,, it s W ai 3 5 iflgks 3 was ,,, s , . X M xr Ns. N22-MSA 5 X -t,,,,,stP, as 'ha

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51. I5 - LLB' ofa U QN ln a junior college ev- eryone is gaining knowledge, under- standing, and maturity. That, however, is not the only reason ECIC remains special. lunior college life is the era in which one wishes he or she could remain. EClC is a time of living, being care- free, partying and hav- ing fun. No one gues- tions or criticizes this outrageous and irre- sponsible behavior. They know a time will come when we cannot remain under twenty- one forever, responsi- bility will fall, and we cannot schedule classes around HDays of Our Lives indefinitely! :!'1.'f fuf- lf-ll Hllllufm I l Tilertliff- ,il '- I I -ie- l ig . 4, 1-