Clinch Valley College - Outpost Yearbook (Wise, VA)

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Mr. Robinson bids his wife good-bye as he leaves for school. Our academic building is truly the core of the college. Whether we are in a classroom, the library, or a faculty member's office, we find that preparation for a better future is a battle that is won only by those stu- dents who have insight enough to realize that maturity and a strong, well-balanced curriculum are basic. Our curriculum has something to offer each of our students. A student may study science, mathematics, the social sciences, and art as well as learning such skills as typing, chess, and volleyball. The Core of the College , Nlr. Robinson teaches mathematics. it me Jerry W. Wolfe receives help with his English.

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V ' y-f. -. , :.y-, fn , ' 1 w il M 'iilii iiihnn N sill Es M N Mr. Wilson helps Dennis Porter, Roger Boggs, Rodney Stallard Craig Matthews, and Jerry Doka improve their skill in chess Mrs. Gibson tells Joyce Bishop and Shirley Deel about new books while Roger Herron browses through paperback books. -'E 95' 1: Shirley Deel studies in the library. -- in J, Y ,,, tices her typing . l ii - R fsziii . N--xx X Joyce Mul- v aney pr ac -