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KCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCG IN '78 THAT WILL BE ME. Patti O'Brien watches as graduation takes place on the ter- race. Because of the energy crunch and severe winter weather, tive days of classes were lost, delaying graduation one week. ONE OF THE ADVANTAGES OF CCCC is that it gives students a chance to stabilize their goals. Sophomore Bill Stull started as a business major but discovered that his real interest and talent lay in English. Bill is writing a paper for his Western World Litera- fllfe COUISC. 92 Sophomore Divider NN X1
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look Ill ccccv Sophomore: PATHS CROSS as Dan Elko heads for the gym and Cid Mills heads for class. Both sophomores Dan was interested in playing professional baseball but majored in business as something more stable, while Cid went straight to a major in physical education. It didn't seem possible that our two years were almost over, but suddenly there we were, ready to graduate. For many of us this was it. No more teach- ers, no more books. We were ready to face the sometimes treacherous job market with our new skills. Even be- fore school was out, many of us had written resumes, looked at want ads, and even set up interviews. Others had used CCCC as a stepping stone between schools. We began dragging out applications, searching for the ideal four-year college. Would our 'cumes be high enough? What about financial aid? We waited impa- tiently with crossed fingers. Still others were planning to return for another semester during '78-'79. We were interested in learning all we could. However, because of our fam- ilies, our jobs, or our finances, trans- ferring to a four-year college was out of the question. Sophomore Divider 93
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