RAM’S HORN
'The Voice of the Student Body’
Vol. IV, No.3
Southeastern Community College
December, 1968
To Begin New Building Soon
Architect's drawing of Southeastern's new multi-purpose classroom building on which construction will soon begin.
80 On College Dean’s Roster
Deans List for the fall quarter
consisted of:
College Parallel
—Pauline
Elizabeth Arena, Greer Wooten
Avant, Julia Sumner Baysden,
Carolyn Marie Blackmon, Wanda
Blank, Frances Bullard, James
Burris, James M. Carey, Jan
Chauncy, Patricia Elaine Clark,
Linda Ann Clewis, Lynn Wallace
Crutchfield, John Michael
Cucka, Shelby C. Edwards,
Ronald Regan Enzor, Mamie M.
Farley, Sherry Louise Faulk,
Judith R. Flowers, Sara George,
Robert A. Grace, Robert Joseph
Hamilton, Jean A. Hammone,
Hildred C. Harrelson, David
wonard Heath, Gene Horne,
Johnny Edward Long, George
Francis Lord, Richard L. Lusk,
Richard Donald Mason, Jr.,
^■^pl M. Mullinlx, Loula Bett,
anice Ellen Richardson, Kivie
Mcl^y Simmons, Jr., Walter
trickland. Pansy Milliken
walker, Ada Ruth Ward, Larry
, Ward, J. Alan Watkins,
‘da Louise Yoder.
Technical
R-,. ~Jack Ivey Berry,
Bolan, Armelda Bracey,
y Clark, Eddie Ray Duncan,
ean Anne Dutton, Joseph
f'dell Enzor, Sandra Lynn
Fizer, Patricia A. Gamer,
William Robert King, Joseph M.
Lennon, Betty Mae Miller, Cathy
Faye Sanderson, Judith Moore
Thompson, Kathy Teresa
Thorndyke, Olive May Watson,
Cynthia Joy White, Juanita
Batten Worrell, Willie Young.
Vocational
—Dorothy Baldwin,
Larry Blanton, Kenneth L.
Bowen, Sammy Kay Bowen,
Evelyn Collins Bullard, Olivia
Canady, Ellen Britt Duncan,
Pamela Kaye Fowler, Joyce
Hathway, Donna Ree Hughes,
Phil Eugene Inman, Doris K.
Jeter. Phvlis Ann Johnson,
Gloria Faye Jones, Robert
Edward Kinlaw, Bonnie Lou
Lee, Roger Reaves McKeller,
Alfonza McKoy, Margaret Mills,
Sylvester Peacock, Joyce Anne
Strickland, Kay Quajula Walker.
Another Scholarship For SCC
The Lake Waccamaw Woman’s
Club has awarded a scholarship
to Southeastern Community
College for a worthy student
chosen by the college’s financial
aid committee.
The presentation was made
Wednesday by Mrs. Grant H.
Egley in ceremonies in the office
of SCC President E. Philip
Comrr. Taking part in the
program were Mrs. Hugh Moore,
Southeastern’s co-ordinator of
financial aid, and Mrs. L. Poe
^rnes of Fair Bluff, a member
of the college staff and secretary
of the financial aid committee.
Mrs. Egley said the Lake
Waccamaw Woman’s Club “is
delighted to be able to
participate in a college
scholarship program.” She said
the club will review its
participation annually.
President Comer expressed
pleasure on behalf of the college
in having the woman’s group
offer a scholarship to a worthy
student.
“We are glad to have this
participation,” Comer said, “and
we have students who need it to
be able to remain in school. It
will be put to good use.”
Much needed space and
facilities are soon to become
reality in the very near future as
plans for building “D” have
passed the planning stages and
approaches the construction of
the new estimated $575,000
building.
The bids for the new building
have already been advertised and
bids will be accepted after
January 7, 1969 and will be
opened for thirty days. At this
time the proper bid will be
approved and notice will be
given of the award and the
construction crews should begin
immediately. It is estimated tiiat
the building will begin in early
February of 1969 and finish
about twelve months later, in
the spring of 1970.
Classrooms, faculty offices,
programmed instruction center,
seminar rooms, student lounge
and gym will occupy the 25,000
square foot building. The
building will be two stories high
with a regulation basketball
court and locker room facilities
with showers. The permanent
student lounge will be located in
this building, being basically the
same as the present system but
on a larger schedule.
Business manager W. L. Eddlns
stated, “The building serves two
major purposes, a permanent
and more suitable physical
education area and a complete
and permanent student lounge
area.” Much needed faculty
office space will also be relieved.