Orange Coast College - Log Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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Fuller Life. p s% R. Whitman H. Whittaker L. Wickey P. Wickman P. Wickwire D. Wietczykowski D. Wiggs G. Wike D. Wilburn R. Wilcox J. Wiley R .Wilke M. Wilkins D. Willenbrin B, Williams C. Williams C. Williams D. Williams G. Williams S. Williams A. Williamson B. Woodmansen A. Wright B. Wright K. Yawman C. Yeargan H. Yee R. Young V. Young T. Young N. Youngquist J. Yukihiro H. Zechonowitsch J. Zeithing N. Zweemer

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v. .♦.. . Orange Coast College has grown and with this growth has come automation, larger classes, more vocational and pre-professional curricula, increased building size and larger staff In the midst of these by-products of expansion, our philosophy remains unchanged. Our most important service is our personalized interest in each student. Our concern is the conviction of the student that Orange Coast College has an interest in his problems, in his progress, in him as an individual. Through our program of counseling, guidance and in- struction we deal with each student as an individual enhanced with his own specific skills, abilities, and interests. We hope to encourage his success in his field of education. Our evaluation is in the product. The successful Orange Coast College graduates. Joe Kroll, Counseling BMd, UMr (kioiks, MiM