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The first WCC basket ball game will be played November 20 at
home. Please come out and support your Cougars. Our team are:
i. to R-Row 1-Clyde Atwood, Ernie Drum, Thomas Horton, Dale
Myers; Row 2 - Bill Bailey, Gary Hayes, Kent Lawson, Ken Greene,
Frank Saunders, and Manager Larry Newman. Team members
not pictured: Ray Connelly, Junior Jackson, and Anthony Hill.
WCC offers valuable on-the-job training.
JANET LYON
Freshman Class Treasurer
CONSTRUCTION
PROGRAM
Students at Wilkes Community
College enrolled in the Build
ing Construction Program are in
volved in a live project. They
are framing walls, applying pre
finished paneling, and learning
the art of hanging doors.
Before they drove the first
nail or sawed the first board,
they had studied sketches, made
estimates, and thoroughly revi
ewed safety practices. All of
these ideas apply to what they
have learned from the study of
blueprint reading and constru
ction mathematics.
The students have shown su
fficient skills so that the next
project will be even more am
bitious. They will lay out house
plans, excavate,pour footings and
erect a foundation for a resi
dence.
These practical nursing students, in uniform, attended a special
information session on campus. L to R-Row 1-Cheryl Whitting
ton, Pauline Joyner, Antha Foster, Becki Warren; Row 2-Mrs.
Beale, Ins., Sharon Allen, Versie Melton, Maggie Swaim, Jolaine
Gant, Mrs. Shoemaker, Ins. Row 3-Pauline Day, Kay Severt, Sha
ron Frye, Ann Lowe, Geraldine Jolly, and Cathie Cope.
About Our People
Mr. Gerald Bowles is one of
the new additions to faculty here
at Wilkes Community College this
fall. He is building an Art Depart
ment here and has bright hopes
for its future.
Mr. Bowles is not only an ex
cellent artist but a very inter
esting conversationalist. He likes
nothing better than to be in Ca
rolina—North Carolina that is,
morning, noon, or all the time.
Mr. Bowles thinks the scenery
here is beautiful. He loves the
mountains. He says this part of
North Carolina has great pote
ntial for a wonderful cultural
art center.
Mr. Bowles was educated as an
art student in Baltimore, New
York, and Paris, as well as
in Rhode Island and in Mexico.
To him, Baltimore and Paris
are his favorite places for art
work and study.
ANN CALDWELL
Freshman Secretary
Circle K officers for this year are: L toK - Jackson Wallace, Trea
surer; John Oakley, Chaplain; Jeff Shoemaker, Vice-President;
Gary Monroe Church, President; Frank Day, Sgt. at Arms; and
Larry Souther, Secretary.
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