PAGE 4. THE COUGAR CRY. FEB. 17, 1969
MR. JOSEPH AUSTELL, Vocational Counselor at WCC, has been
appointed Chairman of the Vocational Committee of the Elkin
Kiwanis Club. The Vocational Committee’s purpose is to foster
vocational and occupational interests and programs in the local
area.
Cougars Down Isothermal
The Cougers stunned Iso
thermal Community College in
the first half of play Monday
night February 10 at Wilkes Cen
tral’s gym by obtaining a 15 point
lead and then beating off the
Patriot rally to defeat the Iso
thermal team 78-66. It was the
Couger’s finest victory of the
year over the once beaten Iso-
thermaL
Tommy Guy led the scoring
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With 25 points. Charles Lawson
and Tommy Hayes were next
with 21 and 16 points respectively.
Johnson led the scoring for I.C.C.
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with 22 points.
The real difference in scoring
came in the free throws. W.C.C
hit 24 of 30 for 80 percent, while
I.C.C. got 12 of 15 for 80 percent
also.
The Cougers showed greatly
improved board strength and
completely dominated the re
bounding in the first half. Tony
Hayes led in that category, end
ing up with 19 rebounds. TOJvIMY
Guy followed with 11.
SCORING:
WCC 78
Guy 25, Lawson 21, Hayes 16,
Triplette 9, Howard 7.
ICC 66
Ring 14, Adams 7, Johnson
22, Hamilton 17, Shoenfelt 6, Wal
ker, Bishop
Halftime score WCC 40 ICC 25.
“The Coug-ar Cry”
Needs
Your SUPPORT!
, Shown above are the members
'of the yearbook staff at work.
They are from left to right:
Paul Hubbard, Gwenda Joines,
■Anita" Shepafd, Mrs. Bassett,
Steve Harvel, Bill Parry, Shirle^
Russell, Jarrett Poe, and Brenda
Mathis. Not pictured are Jack
Bryan, Phil Swanson, and Floyd
Rogers. As ■ you may know the
yearbook has been completed. All
who have worked to make our
yearbook a success are com
mended by the staff of ‘'The
Cougar Cry”.
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Learning Resource Center
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