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COT-McGehee Hosts Fish Fry, Technology Day |
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Sharon Cantrell
Contributing Writer
The 11th Annual Jimmy Lee Buford Memorial Scholarship Fund Fish Fry
and Auction will be held at UAM College of Technology-McGehee Thursday, March 9
from 5 to 7 p.m.
Students Randy Cox Jr. of McGehee and Victoria Gil Birch of
Monticello currently attend the University of Arkansas at Monticello on full
tuition scholarships paid with the proceeds of the 2005 Fish Fry and Auction.
A delicious catfish dinner with all the fixings will be served.
Please attend, have a good time and bid on the items. “Doc” Bilberry and F. H.
Gill will be the auctioneers and promise to entertain you. There could be some
great bargains! Come out for an evening of fun and entertainment. The catfish
dinner will be prepared by our outstanding cooks, led by Leon Lloyd and Bob
Kizer. Call Don Bulloch at 222-8085 or 538-8774 or Bob Stark,
associate professor of agricultural economics, at
460-1414 for tickets or to place items in the auction.
The campus hosted its
27th annual College of Technology Day Feb. 24 for seniors
from area schools to participate in contests held in communications, automotive
technology, welding technology, agriculture technology, keyboarding
applications/word processing, business math, payroll accounting, early childhood
education, electronic spreadsheet/Excel and health occupations. The winner of
each category received a full-tuition scholarship to UAM College of Technology-McGehee.
Participants from McGehee, Dumas, Dermott, SEACBEC in Warren,
Monticello Occupational Education Center and Cornerstone Christian
Academy appear with their awards below.
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First Place winners — (front row, from left)
Britni Funderburg of Warren (SEACBEC)
for, keyboarding-word processing;
Haley Myers of McGehee for electronic spreadsheet; Nicole Marcel of McGehee
for early childhood education; Camille Campbell of
Monticello for health occupations;
(back row, from left) Jacob Beaty of Monticello OEC
for welding; James Rice
of Hermitage for automotive; De’Nair Jones of Dumas for payroll –
accounting; and Reagan Healey of Dumas for communications. Not pictured: Nick Mazzanti
of Cornerstone Christian Academy for Agriculture Apprenticeship and Shyann
Scott of McGehee for Business Math.
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Second Place Winners
—
(front row, from left) Wendy Miller of Dermott for communications;
Jennifer Morara of Dumas for early childhood education; Heidi Reed of McGehee
for payroll–accounting; Deonna White of Dumas for health occupations;
(back row, from left) Jimmy Stucks of Warren (SEACBEC)
for Welding; Krystal Groves of Warren (SEACBEC) for keyboarding–word processing; Leigh Alcott
of Warren(SEACBEC) for business math; Hunter Adams of Warren (SEACBEC) for
electronic spreadsheet; and
Coty Harris of Dumas for agriculture apprenticeship. Not pictured: Kris Miller
of
Cornerstone Christian Academy for automotive. |
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Third Place — (front row, from left)
Wanda Bingham of McGehee for electronic
spreadsheet; Tiffany Reaves of McGehee for early childhood education;
Jasmine Barnes of McGehee for keyboarding–word processing; Carol Carpenter
of
Cornerstone Christian Academy for business math;
(back row, from left) Chris Smith of Monticello OEC
for automotive; Kody Nichols of McGehee for health occupations; Lindsey White
of Warren (SEACBEC) for communications; and Jason Crook of
Monticello OEC for welding. Not pictured: Brett
Christmas of McGehee for agriculture apprenticeship and Jacob Box of McGehee
for payroll – accounting. |
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