Clinch Valley College - Outpost Yearbook (Wise, VA)

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cami mf., C fr. Q Each day at C.V.C. is a step toward the opening of a door, a door which holds a sensitive pattern of the happiness and Triumph of our college days. ln the year 1959-60 we opened the doors of our new Academic Building, which was completed during the summer of 1959. We found new doors to knowl- edge in the addition of physics, astronomy, and world history to our curricula. This, the sixth year of opera- tion of the far Outpost of the University of Virginia, was one of many new doors. As we learn and study, each new door we face takes on a new and different meaning for us. A meaning which gives us a better understanding of ways of life and our responsibility to ourselves. The most impressive part of the doors we face is the lasting friendships and useful knowledge they hold. In the 1960 OUTPOST, we have conceived, and now present in the pages to fallow, a look through the doors of our college life - the memories we have of Clinch Valley College. The memory of trudging through ice and snow to the new building high on a very windy hill - The memory of first seeing the beautiful fireplace, the stair- well, and the views from the second floor class rooms - The memory of spreading our wings in the spacious new rooms and long, shining corridors - The memory of meeting new friends, finding new challenges and de- veloping new dreams.