PAGE 4 — THE COUGAR CRY, OCTOBER 7, 1974
Freshman
Candidates
President
TIM FAW
LOREN McMURRAY
KAREN WHEELING
JOHN McCANN
Senator
(vote for six)
GLORIA COFFEY
DOROTHY DILLARD
MIKE ELLEDGE
JOYCE E. HALL
SHELBY HARRIS
HAROLD JOHNS
DONNA MATHIS
DEBBIE OSBORNE
CORINNE RICHARDSON
BEVERLY TRIVETTE
Secretary
TERRIE CALLIHAN
JUDY NEWMAN
Treasurer
JO McMURRAY
MARY RAMSEUR
GEORGIA BROWN
Vice President
RONALD D. FELTS
MITCHELL JOHNSON
KIM WHITESIDES
Fine Arts
Degree Proposed
Application is being made to
the curriculum committee at
WCC to have approval for a
Fine Arts Degree, Hopefully,
this will come about before the
winter quarter. It has been
approved by the state Board of
Education for community col
leges and offers a major in
drama or music or art. It looks
as if the Fine Arts Degree wiU
come about and courses are now
being readied for approval.
Mrs. Goodnow
To Sing
Mrs. Winona Goodnow, out
standing Wilkes vocalist, will
present a 45-minute program of
songs to the Music Apprecia
tion Class on Friday, 11 October
at 12:00 in the teaching audi
torium. All interested students
and faculty are invited.
The program will consist of
the following songs:
“Lullaby” Brahms
“Morning” Speaks
“Ave Mario” Schubert
“Ave Maria” Bach-Goimod
“Ombra Mai Fu” Handel
“Be Thou But Near” Bach
“Come Unto Him” Handel
“Agnus Dei” Bizet
“lich Liebe Dich” .... Bethoven
“Alleluia” Mozart
Club News
Chess Club
In spite of several new play
ers with considerable skill, the
chess club is off to a slow start.
Perhaps some ideas are not
clear.
(1- You do not have to be an
expert to enjoy the game.
(2) Pieces are available in the
library to listed members.
(3- There will be no action
unless students initiate it.
(4) If you lost to Mr. Larson,
so did everybody else!
(5) IF YOU’RE INTEREST
ED, PLEASE SEE MR LAR
SON NOW!
Phi Beta Pambda
Phi Beta Lambda is a na
tional organization of college or
university students enrolled in
one or more business subjects.
Ira G. Gambill and Mr. Robert
Roche are the Phi Beta Lambda
sponsors for the 1974-75 year.
Both Mr, Gambill and Mr.
Roche have high hopes for the
club this year and stated that
this is a club for students, and
that the students could have a
club as great as they want. Any
one enrolled in one business
course is invited to attend the
meeting and be a member of
Phi Beta Lambda.
Talent Show
The Student Government
Association with the help and
guidance of Dr. Robert Mayer
is sponsoring a giant talent
show.
Our college is really blessed
with good talent of all kinds,
and we want to show it off.
Faculty, staff, and students
will work together to present
what promises to be one of the
year’s highlights.
Auditions were held in the
Teaching Auditorium, Thursday,
October 3 at one p.m. and Fri
day, October 4 at one p.m.
The gala talent show will be
presented twice Friday, October
25 at ten a.m. and again at 7:30
p.m.
Whatever your talent, please
come and audition. We promise
you a really good time.
Six Netmen
Returning
The following are returning
players for WCC Tennis Team:
David Bumgarner, Don Storey,
Steve Woodie, Jim May, Frank
Shuford, Skip Province. New
students joining the team are
Wayne Adams, Gary Pennel,
Steve Shaw, Greg Bare, Barney
Graham, Terry Bjorling. Three
community colleges have been
lined up for a home to home
basis for the fall quarter start
ing October 10.
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Toice of Wilkes Commimlty College
Wilkesboro, North Carolina 28697
COUGAR CRY STAFF
Editor: John Cashion
Faculty Advisor: Essie Hayes
Jim Mullis, John McCann, James Brooks, Aletha
Baker, Estell Dunn, Virgie Church
College Trains Musicians
Bob Gk>forth, reading instructor at the col
lege, was a beginning violinist under Dr.
Mayer’s tutelage. He is now performing
skillfully with the College Symphony. Jerry
Bangle, music instructor, says that other in
strumentalists are needed and the following
instruments are available: 3 violins, 1 viola, 2
cello, and 2 string bases. Arrangements may
be made with Mr. Bangle for free lessons.
Dr. Howard Thompsoa, WCC president,
pensiveU^ for John Cashion, SGA president,
to present hfan with a certificate naming him.
*Tresident of the World.” The presentation
took place at the Back to School dance.
WAYNE ADAMS
S. C. Native to Play For WCC