THE VOICE OF WILKES COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VOLUME 9, NO. 5
WILKESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
August 27, 1979
Welcome To WCC
DR. DAVID E. DANIEL
W.C.C. PRESIDENT
President’s Welcome
Welcome to Wilkes Community
College! It is our purpose to serve
you as you meet your educational
and occupational goals. Your
time here will be spent in
attending classes, meeting new
friends, studying in the library,
enjoying music, plays, athletic
games, etc., learning new skills,
and improving present ones. The
old saying is true: You will receive
benetits m accora with the efforts
you make. If you do put forth
effort, I assure you that your time
will be rewarding in many ways.
Again, our job here is to help you.
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Yearbook
Pictures
The photographer will be at
Wilkes Community College on:
August 28, 1979 All Freshmen
Faculty and
Staff
Sophomores
and night
students
Faculty and
Staff
Faculty and
Staff and
October 8, 1979
October 9, 1979
Fiddler on the
Roof to be
Produced
The College Theater will
produce “Fiddler on the Roof”
October 26 through November 3.
Auditions for “Fiddler” will be
held in the College Auditorium
Wednesday, September 5, and
Thursday, September 6, from 7
p.m. until 9 p.m.
Those interested in auditioning
should come prepared to read
from the show and sing a song,
preferably a song from the show.
Dancers should come prepared to
work out.
make-up date
to have
pictures
taken
Be prepared to have your
picture taken on the scheduled
day.
Meet W,C.C/s
SGA Officers
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DEE SULLIVAN
PRESIDENT
Don’t hesitate to seek help when
you need it. Every employee has a
special task to perform which is
designed to help you meet your
goals. Working together our lives
will be enriched and our goals
achieved.
MARY NELL NICHOLS
VICE-PRESIDENT
Hello my name is Dee Sullivan.
I am your SGA President. I would
like to welcome you to Wilkes
Community College. Your Stu
dent Government Association is
here to work for you, and we hope
that you will get involved with the
SGA as well as other activities on
campus. On Wednesday, Septem
ber 19th, the SGA will be holding
the freshmen elections. I hope
that you will get interested in the
Student Government Association
because we are already interested
in you. Again 1 would like to say
welcome to WCC and Good
Luck. Sophomore class officers:
Denise Cleary, Tommy Williams,
Richard Pierce, and Randy
Bryant. Senators are: Cecil
Stewart, Christine Howell, and
Andrea Combs.
Dean of Instruction
Welcome to Wilkes Community
College. We are extremely happy
that you have chosen Wilkes
Community College as the
institution in which to further
your education.
We have a variety of programs
in which to serve you. Your
Community College offers the
first two years of general
education through the College
Transfer program leading to an
Associate in Arts degree. Special
ty courses are offered for the
Associate in Fine Arts degree and
the Associate in Science degree.
Our two-year technical programs
offer courses leading to the
Associate in Applied Science
degree. Vocational programs
leading to a diploma are available
for students desiring to go to
school only one year. Special
LENA LOVETTA
SECRETARY
THOMAS RICHARDSON
TREASURER
Athletically
Inclined?
The College participates in
intercollegiate basketball, golf
and tennis. These athletic teams
have had much success in the past
and are looking forward to the
1979-80 season with the promise
of yet another exciting year. Any
student interested in trying out for
any of the teams or would like
more information should contact
Joe Linney, Ahtletic Director,
Room 731 Technical Arts Build
ing or call the College 667-7136.
TOM WHITTINGTON
DEAN of INSTRUCTION
programs and courses are also
available through Continuing
Education.
. Our faculty, counselors, advis
ors, and administrative staff will
assist you in selecting and
achieving your educational goals
and objectives.
We hope that 1979-1980 will be
a very successful and enjoyable
year.
CONRAD A. SHAW, SR.
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Business Office
Congratulations students for
having chosen Wilkes Community
College to begin your post-sec-
ondary educational career! You
have really made a much wiser
choice than you or some of your
friends might think. I say this, not
because WCC isn’t a university,
that it isn’t the largest of
institutions or that it isn’t located
in some distant city or county. I
congratulate you because you
have chosen an institution where
quality instruction is first in your
mind, where a great institution is
near to your home, family and
friends, and more importantly,
where much lower cost will
purchase the same education one
would receive anywhere. A better
choice cannot be made anytime,
and more particularly during this
period of inflation and economic
instability.
Your instructors will really
know you at WCC, will give you
extra help if you should need it.
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