VOL. 1. NO. 9
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THE VOICE OF WILKES COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Wilkesboro, North Carolina
MARCH 12, 1968
Old Students To Register March 13-15
' Pre-registration — Old stu
dents, March 13 through March
15:
See your advisor to arrange
schedule. Complete the four cop
ies of the registration form. List
subject title in “Course Name”
column as listed on class sched
ule. Return the completed four
copies of the registration form
to the Student Personnel Office
on or before March 15, 1968.
Note: If the home address is
different from the local address
the local address must be printed
above the home address on the
registration form.
Registration--New Students:
1. Testing Program--March
20, 9:00 a.m. All new freshmen
must complete the testing pro
gram before their schedules can
be arranged.
2. All new students report to
the Student Personnel Office,
Room 4, to arrange schedules
and complete data cards on March
22, 1968.
3. If you are interested in
student deferment or the G.I.
TEMPORARY ADVISORS
COLLEGE TRANSFER
(Students assigned alphabetically)
lent’s Last Name
Advisor
Room
A — Bi
Miss Brame
4
B1 — By
Mrs. Moore
7
Ca — Co
Mrs. D. Hepler
7
Cr — FI
Mrs. C. Mayes
7
Fo — Hi
Mr. Anderson
7
Ho — J
Mrs. Klinkosum
7
K — McM
Mr. Koontz
10
McN — My
Mrs. Hendrix
10
N — P
Mr. Carpenter
10
Q — 81
Dr. Medcalf
7
Sm — V
Miss Hopkins
7
w — z
Mr. P. Hepler
7
VOCATIONAL
- TECHNICAL
Course of Study
Secretarial Science and Court Reporting
Accounting and Data Processing
Bus. Administration & Hotel Management
Poultry — Livestock & Food Processing
Agricultural Business & Ag. Equipment
Auto Mechanics
Radio-TV Servicing
Drafting
Ind. Management & Const. Teclinology
2nd year Business
2nd year Agriculture
Advisor
Mrs. Tugman
Mrs. Taylor
Mr. Mims
Room
Woodlawn
Woodlawn
Woodlawn
Mr. Noblitt Adm. Bldg. No. 6
Mr. Rash Adm. Bldg. No. 6
Mr. R. Martin Sturd. Bldg.
Mr. Pearson Adm. Bldg. No. 6
Mr. Redding Woodlawn
Mr. J. Martin Adm. Bldg No. 6
Mrs. Scroggs Woodlawn
Mr. Simpson Adm. Bldg. No. 6
SUMMER AND SPRING GRADS
All students planning: to complete a program Spring Quarter
or Summer Quarter 1968 must come by the Business Office March
4-8 to be measured for cap and gown, order diploma and invita
tions. The cost for the cap, gown, and diploma is $10.00. The
invitations are 25c each. You must pay all fees when orders are
taken.
COLLEGE PARALLEL EXAM SCHEDULE
Date
Exam
FRIDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Time
March 15
March 18
March 19
8:00-10:00
11:30-12:30
9:00-10:00
9:00-10:30
A.M.
MWF
MWF
TU. TH.
10:30-12:30
1:00-2:30
10:15-11:15
2:15-3:15
A.M.
TU. TH.
MWF
MWF
1:00-3:00
1:00-2:00
10:45-11:15
2:45-4:15
P.M.
MWF
TU. TH.
TU. TH.
Final exams for night classes will be scheduled by the individual
Instructors.
Bill sign the proper form in the
Student Personnel Office.
4. Proceed to the Business
Office, Room 5, with the four
copies of the registration form
to pay fees and pick up books.
5. The green copyof the regis
tration form is your class ad
mission slip when it is stamped
“Paid” by the Business Office.
Registration--Old students,
March 21, 1968, 8:00 a.m. to
8:00 p.m.:
1. Pick up your registration
form in the Student Personnel
Office, Room 4.
2. Complete Data Card.
3. If you are interested in stu
dent deferment or the G.I. Bill
sign the proper form in the Stu
dent Personnel Office.
4. Proceed to the Business Of
fice, Room 5, with the four copies
of the registration form to pay
fees and pick up books.
5. TTie green copy of the regis
tration form is your class admis
sion slip when it is stamped
“Paid” by the Business Office.
College Theatre
Plans Spring Tour
The College 'ITieatre of Wilkes
Community College will present
“An Evening with Lewis John
Carlino" Friday, March 15, at
8:00 p.m., in the Wilkes Central
Gymtorium in Wilkesboro.
After the initial performance
in Wilkesboro, the College Thea
tre will leave on a one-week tour
of junior colleges throughout the
Southeast. The colleges on tlie
tour will be Western Piedmont
Community College, Morganton,
North Carolina; Central Pied
mont Community College, Char
lotte, North Carolina; St. Johns
River Junior College, Palatka,
Florida; and Pensacola Junior
College, Pensacola, Florida.
The production, “An Evening
with Lewis John Carlino,” con
sists of two powerful and com
pelling dramas, “The Brick and
the Rose” and “High Sign,” both
dealing with relationships in the
human struggle for meaning in
life.
Members of the production and
touring company are as follows:
Marie Cashion, Joan Ferguson,
Student Center
Has Trouble
On the night of February 28,
the student center was not locked.
This was not intentional; the per
son forgot. However, on the fol
lowing morning Roy Richardson
stepped inside The House and he
was astonished to find that the
front room was in shambles.
The garbage can was turned
over and garbage was all over
the room. The tables and chairs
were turned over and one card
table was broken. The cards were
scattered throughout the room.
The evidence which gave every
one the impression that the van-
dalists had a good time destroy
ing the property of the students
was the three beer cans on the
mantle.
The act is believed to have
been done by students because
nothing was stolen and there
was no real damage done ex
cept for the card table being
broken. Whoever had a good time
on the night of February 28, intlie
student center did so at tlie ex
pense of others. These persons
do not have any regard for other
people's property.
A note of warning is given to
those people who knowingly or
“unknowingly” abuse the use of
the student center, because they
will be dealt with by the Student
Government, or, if necessary,
by tlie administration.
Rebecca Graybeal, Debbie Hart-
sog, Debbie Liles, Anne Mitchell,
Molly Winkler, Ron Barlowe,
Jack Bryan, Larry Cooper, Hay
den Johnson, John Kirk, Frank
lin Triplett, and Scott Walsh.
The production is directed by
D. S. Mayes.
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