^sj.965VOICE OF WILKES COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VOLUME 9, NO. 8 WILKESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA "
JANUARY 21. 1980
HOMECOMING 1980
The Wilkes Community Col- will be presemed at halftime. studems, faculty, staff, alumni o • ^^
lege homecommg will be on and their dates are cordially SettlOr Colle26 DUV
Saturday. January 26. The The WCC Homecoming Dance invited to attend. Students with a b J
basketball game wUl begin at 1:W will begin at 8:00 p.m. on the current LD. card will be admitted Senior College and University Admissions Representatives will be in
p.m. m the WCC gym, the same night m the gym. Rampage, to the dance free. An admission of ‘he Wilkes Community College Library on February 11 1980 from
‘Charged for all 9:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. The purpose of °heSTs to
Anderson. The homecoming court providing the music. All WCC non-students. Community College students who plan to transSe“^^
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1; liHUHHIiHBBI senior institutions that have confirmed that they will be
^ represented are:
v^'dP |p9l^ Appalachian State University Boone, N.C.
i* - v-lr rr* Western Carolina University Cullowee N r
Lenoir-Rhyne College .Hickory^ N.c!
im ivaivm . I ■ ~ UNC-Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, N.C.
1 'I i ^ jl Wmston-Salem State University ... Winston-Salem, N.C.
I I i L Mm Wingate college Wingate, N.C.
‘ Berea College Berea, KY
\ Gardner Webb College Boiling Springs, N.C.
*. I Nl.W Campbell University Buies Creek, N.C.
1 r i -SL. Barber-Scotia College Concord, N.C.
^ W I charlotte, N.C.
- I Pfeiffer College Misenheimer, N.C.
^ \ I Guilford College Greensboro, N.C.
h Mars Hill College Mars Hill. N.C.
Raleigh,N.C.
^Hi liPwil ; HighPomtCoHege High Point, N.C.
kf^j^ ■ Greensboro College Greensboro, N.C.
JMH imermont College Bristol, VA
■>- 'I. Presbytenan Hosp. Sch. of Nursing Charlotte, N.C.
■' . '•. ' •-.. Andrews Presbyterian College Laurenburg, N.C.
.L*’n running for homecoming queen (I to r): Debbie Eller, Leah Pearson. Lola Walker
Couch, and Bonnie Phipps. ’ Students are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to talk
with representatives and to gather information and materials. It is
■Crv/-krv-i r\Ci^' c T> -1 ^ggested that students who plan to attend, talk with a Wilkes
rrom me Ullice OI the President ^ . Community CoHege counselor beforehand, secure a transcript to show
^ttCtltlOn. ^ ^ representatives, and have an idea of the questions that need to be
Wilkes Community College is »
enjoying the largest enrollment in attending will be excused from class. For more information,
its 14-year history. Many factors A Dance-A-Thon to benefit the ^ Student Services Office,
have contributed to our growth — March of Dimes will be held Feb.
a comprehensive recruitment 8starting at 6 p.m. until 6 a.m. in Sorinff PllTlP’ U6Ctn Of
plan, greater accessibility through our gym. Specific details and ^ o -*■ t C
increased class times and loca- sponsor sheets are available in the ‘^lUuCnt ^CTVICCS
tions, greater variety of programs, Commons and Student Services x»,» c., • cr ■ „ ^
low tuition costs, our “Open Office. A variety of music will be u • j'"® j ^
Door” policy and the state of the provided by members of WSIF. 1,^^ ®
T economy. Come join the fun and dance the whit. . According to Mr.
Languages , . night away for the fight against 'Whittington there is a distinct
As importarn as these factors birth defects. The Dance-a-tLn is I 7'''
Foreign language materials Tsponsored by Circle K. S?na fi , *u®
• rf T A • ^ Students, there is another which Spring Fling.” The various clubs
( pecia y ur p an and Asian) deserves our recognition: the Rpmpinhp r ■ if' at WCC will set up booths to sell
areavailableby requesting them faculty. We could continue to ~ Caring...Life’s refreshments and other items.
through one s local, public library recruit larger classes year after They will use the money to fund
or community college hbrary The year, but recruitment cannot club projects.
Pre-registration Severa. activities wi„ also take ^ B br T
brary. 328 Gillespie Street. after the fim f''f ^“"8- n.S'n n r
Fayetteville, NC 28301 or tele- experie^e success [If' r i They will include softball games. "^m^d Dean of Studerit Services,
phone (919H83-5022 has recrea- room and eron fn ^ ^ T Pre-registration for Spring ^88, ‘“^ses. three-legged races. ^^nounced the title
tional readings in foreign lang- job Thaf k brn^h! k Quarter begins on February 11 sack races, tug of war contests. ^^ange at the January 9th Board
uages, resources for learning !Srou7h Lh and f* and will last through February 19. and much more.
English as a second language, quality in the teachine ?earn^"* Student Services suggests that you The Spring Fling offers some- Colleee^in iQ7n ' * Community
materials to help increase profic- process. ’ shouldn’t come by until you are thing for everyone! Come on out 1972 he was
iency in a foreign language, and [^^ady to pay the fees in the on April 11, and have a ereat Dirp^r., r /- • j ‘^e title as
bilingual inforLtion resources .. , Business Office. afternoon! "^ve a great D'recto of Guidance Services.