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New faces will be seen in the East Central
Junior College women's basketball team as they
take the fl oor in their opening game with Meridian
Junior College at Meridian on November 7.
Gone are ten graduating Sophomores. That
group included the leading scorer in the state Mat–
tie Burnside of Noxapater who is playing at Nor–
theast Louisiana University and outstanding point
guard Pam Coleman of Carthage.
Warrior coach Lucille Wood is busy finding the
right combination to put on the floor. New types
o f offense and a new game plan will have to be put
into operation because of lack of size to play the
typical East Central game .
· This will be an exciting team to watch and
Coach Wood is pleased with the progress of the
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team. Although the ten Freshmen are having to..
take responsibilities early, the team is expected to
get better with each game as experience is gained '
from game sit uations.
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Members of the team are: (first row, left to
right) Jennifer Hatcher o f Louisville, Regina Mc–
Coy of Morton, Carol Smith of Morton, Lisa Ann
LaBarbera of Amite, LA, Carla Stewart of
Philadelphia, Mary Ann Parker of Walnut Grove.
Joy Eichelberger of Louisville; (second row, left
to right) Dayna Williamson of Philadelphia,
Wanda Cooksey of Lake, Brenda Cook of Car–
thage, Beverly Chambers of Lena, Ellee Vee
Gilmer of Carthage, Carolyn Washington of
Reform, ALand Teresa Griffin of Walnut Grove.
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