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Simpson County Center lists December graduates

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Fifty-six Copiah-Lincoln Community College students from the college’s Simpson County Center recently received degrees or certificates during the college’s fall 2014 commencement exercises held in Mullen Gymnasium on the College’s Wesson Campus.

Graduates include Mychell Thomas of Brandon, Candice Brewer, Dina Coleman, Kaylynn Welch and Jessica Williams, all of Braxton; Velvet Hux of Carson, Sylvia Ponder and Rachel Sanderford, both of Collins; Amber Buckley and Termetrius Young, both of Harrisville; Nakilia Tucker of Jackson, Summer Bock, Tenesia Collins, Stacy Dodd, Maudie Johnson, Kallie Kirby, Tremisha Lindsey, Brandon Lovitt, Ke’Asia Magee, Shaquana McAfee, Atalya McDonald, Micheal McDonald, Shelia McLain and Angel White, all of Magee; Lacey Chambers, Victoria Craft, Victoria Denton, Dora Evans, Meagan Hanna, Kameron Horton, Elexus Jones, Katie Mullins, Ashley Pinter, Morgan Rhodes, Jarbrielle Showers, and Daniel Sumrell, Jacinta Young, all of Mendenhall; Emmer Barnes, Casey Himmel and Lottie Keyes, all of Mize; Gurvinder Kaur of Monticello, Dantana Baggett, Karen Harrison, Vickie Hayes and Courtney Polk, all of Mount Olive; Sandy Hunt and Laura Taylor, both of New Hebron; Valencia Winn of Pinola, Trica Bramlett, Angela Gardner, Dominike Harper, Crystal Hunt, Angela Johnson, Alexis Kinabrew and Linda Smith, all of Prentiss; and Laura Roberts of Silver Creek.

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