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Bison's
Bellow
— BY COACH LEE —
Basketball, the winter sport
stays alive by many activities
during fall, spring and sum
mer. Fall Is practice, prac
tice and hard work, running,
conditioning and getting In
shape for those close fourth
quarters in late February.
Spring Is recruiting season,
selling our fine school to pro
spective players and hoping
they will select the best. Sum
mer Is coaching clinics, to help
the coach keep currentonbas-
ketball skills and knowledge,
so he can be ready for those
Important decisions so nec
essary in a crucial moment.
Late summer also is a time for
last minute recruiting and
rounding out your schedule fbr
the coming winter. Coaches’
work is year-round. We strive
as all, for the very best to
represent our fine school for
all to see.
Last year ^^as a wonderrul
season for our school - our
record - 23 wins and only 8
losses - runner-up in the state
among all community colleges
as well as Eastern Division
Champi'-n. Last year was fine,
but another year Is the chal
lenge, a challenge to make our
school among the finest In the
state.
All players, except one will
return. Clifford ^^ite - all
conference, all-state; AndySo-
loman - all conference, all-
state; Leamcsi Bryant, James
Melvin, Lennox George, Jamie
King, Jerry VOkerson, Levi
Hicks- Allen McCullers drop
ped out and Marlon Edwards
graduated.' New recruits are
Billy Andrews, 6»4" forward
from Durham, Ronnie Thomp
son, 6’5*> forward from Plke-
vllle, Pat Edgerton,6’2” guard
from Plkevllle and Thurman
McCuUer, 5'10" guard from
Goldsboro. These freshmen
are good players and come to
us with high recommendations
for their ability and attitude.
Currently we are trying to re
cruit one more player; among
prospects being sought are 6'
10" A1 ca-afton, 6'7" James
Saunders, from Durham and
Raleigh respectively.
Other prospects are: 6'6”
Joe Bridges of Raeford, 6’3”
David Miller from Hickory,
Tom Byers, 6’2" from Kings
Mountain. Our schedule is as
follows: 41most complete)
September 15-18—Try-outs,
GHS Gym.
October 15—Official practice
begins, Carver gym 5:30-8:30.
November 12 - scrimmage
Chowan College (Open topub-
11c), GHS gym 7:00; 14—
Scrimmage Pembroke College,
Away; 23"Wllson, ACC gym
5:45.
December 2 — PembroKe
Frosh, Home 7:30; 5—Lenoir,
Home 7:30; 7—Pitt, Away;
12 — Sandhills, Home; 14—
Albemarle, Away.
January 4—Pitt, Home; 9—
Sandhills, Away; 14--Fayette
ville, Home; 16--Davidson,
Home; i8--Albemarle, Home;
20--Southeastern, Away; 23
--Surry, Away; 27--EastCar-
ollna Frosh, Away 5:45; 30--
Lenoir, Away.
Februm> 1—Wilson, Home;
6--Wilker, Home; 8--Fay«:tte-
vllle. Away; 13--Southeastern,
Home;
15--Pembroke Fresh, Away
5:45; 19—Gaston, Away; 20--
Cleveland, Away; 24-27—
Tournament at Gastonia.
Happiness is filling the gym
to capacity and winning every
game. So come out and help
make your school the happiest
In the state.
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WCC’S WORK STUDY STUDENTS REALLY ENJOYED THEIR SUMMER
AS YOU CAN TELL
WCC’S SUMMER COOKOUT — WOW! SUCCESS AT LAST!
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Job Placement
Bill Frazier, counselor from
the office of the Dean of Stu
dents and also Job Placement
Officer, requires those stu
dents seeking part-time em
ployment to register with him
giving name, address, age,
telephone number, and work ex
perience so that this type of in
formation is readily available
when an employer calls to fill
a particular job.
For permanent employment
students approaching gradua
tion are asked to fill out a re
sume form listing references,
work experience, location de
sired, and other pertinent in
formation. The Placement Of
fice then arranges interviews,
whenever possible, between
prospective employer and stu
dents. One completed resume
Is given to each graduating stu
dent prior to graduation.
At some later date, ap
proximately six months, the
graduate will receive a follow-
up study sheet, which, when
completed, will furnish this
office with facts concern
ing the problems and success
es encountered In adjusting to
work experiences. This Infor
mation may be used to improve
the school’s present and future
programs.
Counselors
What are you really like?
Are you sure of where you are
going? Are you headed In the
right direction?
Certain jobs require cer
tain types of temperaments and
personalities. Does your per
sonality fit the occupation you
are planning to enter? In our
Guidance Department, we have
job Interest, personality and
temperament tests and inven
tories. We will be happy to have
you come In and take any of
these tests to help you decide
whether or not you are suited
for your curriculum.
Intramural
News
The Physical Education de
partment would like to say hel
lo and welcome to all the new
students coming to WCC this
year. Also, we would like to
extend an invitation to the new
and returning students to par
ticipate in Intramurals. TTils
fall we will start with a clinic
for those interested in learn
ing the rules and how to play
the game of Carolina football.
This will be announced in the
daily bulletin. Remember: the
Intramural program is for you
and it is only good If you par
ticipate.
IT WAS EVEN WORTH STANDING IN LINE FOR!
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