FEBRUARY 3, 1969
THE VOICE OF WILKES COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Wilkesboro, North Carolina
VOL 2, NO. 8
JACKIE
PRIESTER
STEVE
HARVEL
VOLREE
RICHARDSON
JOAN
JOHNSON
FLOYD
ROGERS
PANSY
LYALLS
Students Chosen For Who’s Who At WCC
Annual Ready
For Publication
Since the latter part of October
eleven members of the student
body and an advisor from the
administration of WCC have been
working to prepare a school year
book, THE COUGAR.
Monday, February 3, marks the
end of their labors; the com
pleted work is to be taken to the
publisher on that day.
The publication of THE COU
GAR—a one hundred-forty page,
eight and one-half by eleven inch
publication—is to be completed
by the last of May.
It will be available to both
full-time and part-time students.
Students who have been enrolled
fulltime for at least three con
secutive quarters will have al
ready paid for the yearbook
through the student activity fee.
Part-time students, however,
will be required to pay a yet un
determined fee if they choose to
buy a yearbook.
Listed below are the names of
the annual staff members wlao
have worked so diligently to pro
duce a year book of which we
at WCC can be proud; Steve
Harvel, Editor; Brenda Mathis;
Shirley Russell; Anita Shepard;
Jarret Poe; Gwynda Joines; Phil
Swanson; Bill Parry; Paul Hub
bard; Jack Bryan; Floyd Rogers,
and Mrs. Virginia Bassett,
Advisor.
Instructor Accepts Position With GM
Richard C. Martin Jr., auto
motive instructor at Wilkes Com
munity College for the past eight
een months, has resigned his
position to accept employment
with General Motors Corpora
tion.
Prior to his employment with
the college, Mr. Martin was serv
ice manager for Rose & Day
Motor Company in Elkin; auto
motive instructor with the Mar
ine Corps at Camp Lejeune;
service manager for F & W
Chevrolet in Elkin; and auto-
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DONALD DUCK
Six students at Wilkes Com
munity College have been select
ed to appear in the national pub
lication WHO’S WHO AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN
COLLEGES. Candidates for his
honor are nominated by a com
mittee composed of representa
tives from the College ad
ministration, the faculty, and the
student body. Selection is made
on the basis of academic stand
ing, service to the community,
leadership in campus activities,
and potential for dedicated serv
ice to the community, leadership
in campus activities, and poten
tial for dedicated service to soc
iety. Those selected for the 1968-
69 school year are;
Stephen Allen Harvel, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harvel, 3003
Thames Lane, Dayton, Ohio,
Vice-President of Student Gov
ernment Association; Editor of
Yearbook, THE COUGAR; Mem
ber of Circle K Club; Recipient
of W. F. Absher Scholarship;
President’s Advisory Committe;
Dean’s List; Curriculum: College
Transfer.
Joan Ferguson Johnson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Ferguson, Rt. 1, Ferguson, N.C.
“Miss College Transfer” in
Christmas parade; Member Col
lege Touring Theatre; Lead -
“Brick and the Rose”; Recipient
of Judge Johnson J. Hayes Schol
arship; Dean’s List; Curriculum:
College Transfer.
Pansy Ruth Lyalls, Rt. 2, West
Jefferson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Lyalls. Treasurer
of Student Government Associa-
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