Clinch Valley College - Outpost Yearbook (Wise, VA)

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Bw F S New faces, eager and brave, arrive to find new courses and new interests. , F Our Fifth Year - Expanding Interests The titth year brought new faces and new activities to the college. New courses in music and the addition of the Liberal Arts Seminar were signs ot intellectual growth. The organization of a Discussion Club to study current problems and the beginning of an Astronomy Club point to expanding interests and growing curiosity. The library is also being expanded and organized. The Liberal Arts Seminar gives exciting intellectual expression. Chess became a big interest. , fe 10 I , f . ,A

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To Mr. Colgate W. Darden, Jr President of the University of Virginia Whose desire to make higher education available to the people of Southwest Virginia inspired him to undertake a brave experiment in education, noble in motive and for-reaching in purpose . . . Whose warm personal assistance and fatherly care have made us feel that we are truly the offspring of a great university . . . Whose understanding and enthusiastic acceptance have drawn us closer to our parent institution and given us a feeling of pride in the tradition of a free university . . . Whose unselfish contributions of time, talent, and financial support have helped Clinch Valley prosper and grow.. . To Mr. Darden We dedicate this l959 edition of The Outpost. 12 President Darden talks with Robert Schumann, former premier of France and head of several European economic agencies Schumann's visit to the University in the spring of 1958