Cape Fear Community College - Bridge (Wilmington, NC)

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BUILDING THE BRIDGE A pilgrim going a lone highway Came at evening, cold and gray To a chasm, deep and vast and vyide. The old man crossed in the twilight dij ,. The chasm had no fears for him But he paused when he reached the other side, And built a bridge to span the tide. Old man , said a fellow pilgrim near, Why waste your time in building here? Your journey ends with the close bf day You never again will pass this way. You ' ve crossed the chasm deep and wide , Why build ye here at eventide? The pilgrim raised his old gray head, My friend, in the path I ' ve come , he said, There followeth after me today A fair haired youth who must pa§S this way. The chasm which held no fear for me. To the fair haired youth may a pitfall be. He, too, must cross in the twilight dim. My friend, I am building this bridge for him. William Dromgoole

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FOR WARD This edition of The Bridge is significant in two ways. Of most importance — it is the first one under our new President. We hope that as its pages are perused, each student will feel a little closer to his school; and he will be glad to have been here. Secondly, this school is a bridge over which those seeking skills can cross into the areas of job security, better pay, and advancement. The technician and the tradesman can graduate from our school and sud enly bejn d,ernaj ,d«.whereas.bf ie, ?BI ' he perh l? ' lT3d ' TO ' 4aleabTe TkiTl. I ' hese gra3uates and our current students are our greatest assets. This edition of The Bridge is dedicated to our new President and to those who have crossed or are now crossing the bridge.

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CONTENTS Page Forward 2 Student Life 5 SGA Officers 16 SGA Activities 18 Newspaper Staff 22 Alumni Association 24 Trade Programs 26 Graduates 40 Freshman 56 Sports 72 Clubs 76 Board of Trustees 78 President 80 Administration 82 Faculty 92 Yearbook Staff 100 Advertisements 102 4